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In this video, I'll walk you through setting up your Raspberry Pi 4 to boot from any USB connected SSD or alternate drive step by step. We'll start by flashing the SD card, then copy the card to the drive, move on to setting up the Pi and finish off by removing the SD card and allowing the Pi to boot from the SSD. Visit my blog if you'd prefer to read through the written tutorial - 🤍 Drive Speed Comparisons: Jeff Geerling - 🤍 leepspvideo - 🤍 Get your own pre-cut plywood case kit - 🤍 Plywood case assembly instructions - 🤍 What You Need For The Plywood Case Project Raspberry Pi Plywood Case Kit – 🤍 Raspberry Pi 4B – 🤍 Low Profile Ice Tower – 🤍 1TB NVME Drive – 🤍 NVME Drive USB C Adaptor – 🤍 Argon Case Adaptor - 🤍 Sandisk Extreme MicroSD Card 32GB - 🤍 Tools & Equipment Used PVA Glue - 🤍 Electric Screwdriver (Similar to mine, mine is out of stock) - 🤍 Some of the above parts are affiliate links. By purchasing products through the above links, you’ll be supporting this channel, with no additional cost to you. If you've got any ideas for Raspberry Pi, Arduino, or other Electronics projects or tutorials you'd like to see, let me know in the comments section.
The Pineberry Pi HatDrive! is a series of HATs that use the new PCIe connection on the Raspberry Pi 5. How fast can we get our SSD to go? Can you overclock the Raspberry Pi's PCIe bus? Special thanks to Pineberry Pi for sending these two evaluation boards (they did not pay any money nor had any say in the content of this video, but I still mark it 'sponsored' since they sent the equipment under test!). Find out more and pre-order one for your Pi at 🤍 Other things mentioned in this video (some links are affiliate links): - NVMe SSD boot with the Raspberry Pi 5: 🤍 - Riitop NVMe USB 3.1 external adapter: 🤍 - Cytron MakerDisk 2242 NVMe SSD: 🤍 - Testing the HatDrive! Top and Bottom (GitHub issue): 🤍 Support me on Patreon: 🤍 Sponsor me on GitHub: 🤍 Merch: 🤍 2nd Channel: 🤍 Contents: 00:00 - microSD no more! 00:32 - Case compatibility and an FPC 02:32 - Flashing Pi OS to NVMe 03:49 - Pi power 04:50 - Configuring NVMe boot 06:17 - HatDrive install 08:00 - First NVMe boot 08:41 - Benchmarking Gen 2 vs Gen 3 12:01 - Debug and more PCIe exploration
In this video, we take a look at the GeekPi/GeekWorm Raspberry Pi 4 X862 M.2 NGFF SATA SSD adapter board. This will allow you to easily add an m.2 SSD to your Raspberry Pi 4 This works with Berry Boot so you can run the whole raspberry pi 4 operating system from the SSD so you can achieve faster app loading, File transfer and boot times! GeekWorm M.2 Adapter: 🤍 Silicon Power 256GB A55 M.2 SSD: 🤍 Download Berry Boot Here: 🤍 Get Berry Boot Ready Images Here: 🤍 How to Use Berry Boot: 🤍 Need A Raspberry Pi 4? Pi4 4GB: 🤍 Micro Sd Card: 🤍 Power supply: 🤍 Micro HDMI: 🤍 Follow Me On Twitter: 🤍 Follow Me On Instagram: 🤍 Equipment I Use: Screen Capture Device: 🤍 Tool Kit: 🤍 Soldering Station: 🤍 Camera: 🤍 Tripod: 🤍 Raspberry Pi 4: 🤍 Flirc Case: 🤍 DISCLAIMER: This video and description contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission at no extra cost to you! This video and Channel and Video are for viewers 14 years older and up. Want to send me something? ETAPRIME 12520 Capital Blvd Ste 401 #108 Wake Forest, NC 27587 US THIS VIDEO IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY! #Pi4 #RaspberryPi #SBC #ETAPRIME DISCLAIMER: Under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research. No Games Or Applications Are Included Or Added On Or To Any Device In This Video
The Argon One has been a popular case for the Raspberry Pi 4 model B. The newer M.2 version of the case adds a new trick: a built-in SSD slot inside the case! There are some caveats and things to watch out for, but watch this video to see my recommendations. Support me on Patreon: 🤍 Sponsor me on GitHub: 🤍 Mentioned in this video (Amazon links are affiliate links): - Argon One M.2: 🤍 - Argon One M.2 (upgrade): 🤍 - Kingston A400 SATA SSD: 🤍 Blog post version of this video: 🤍 #ArgonOne #RaspberryPi Contents: 00:00 - Introduction 00:29 - Hardware overview 02:22 - M.2 SSD Adapter 04:56 - SSD Performance 06:22 - Cooling Performance 07:33 - Fan, IR, Power Control 08:42 - Recommendations 09:31 - Bloopers
Installing Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi 4 with an SSD has never been easier! In this video I will show you how to migrate your Home Assistant installation from a Raspberry Pi 4 with an SD card to a brand new install on an SSD, this video is for people who want to do a brand new install of Home Assistant, and those who also want to migrate their old installation too! If you'd like to support me and future projects: Patreon: 🤍 Raspberry Pi Imager: 🤍 Pi 4: Raspberry Pi 4: 🤍 Raspberry Pi 4 Bundle: 🤍 Power Supply: 🤍 2.5 Inch SSDs (all good choices): Option 1: 🤍 Option 2: 🤍 Option 3: 🤍 Option 4: 🤍 Option 5: 🤍 m.2 SSDs (all good choices): Option 1: 🤍 Option 2: 🤍 Option 3: 🤍 Option 4: 🤍 Option 5: 🤍 SATA to USB Adapters (if you chose a 2.5 inch drive): Option 1: 🤍 Option 2: 🤍 M.2 to USB Adapters (if you chose an m.2 drive): Option 1: 🤍 Option 2: 🤍 Pi 4 Enclosure with room for SSD and adapters: m.2 version: 🤍 2.5 inch SATA version (so cool!!!!): 🤍 Buy Me a Coffee: 🤍 Written Article: 🤍 EVERYWHERE YOU CAN FIND ME: Everything Smart Home Community Discord: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 (🤍EverySmartHome) Instagram: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 #homeassistant #smarthome Some of the links above are affiliate links, where I earn a small commission if you click on the link and purchase an item. You are not obligated to do so, but it does help fund these videos in hopes of bringing value to you! 0:00 - Intro? 0:56 - Hardware recommendations 4:12 - Taking a backup for migration users 5:26 - Installing Home Assistant to the SSD 6:14 - Changing the Bootloader to boot USB 7:45 - Booting the Pi from SSD 8:00 - WiFi Setup 8:30 - Logging into Home Assistant UI for Setup 9:44 - Restoring your backup
In this video, I’m going to be taking my previous desktop case design and adapting it to accommodate an SSD underneath the Pi. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - Read my write up of the build and download the Python display script - 🤍 Pi SSD Case Kit - 🤍 Download the 3D print and laser cutting files to make your own case - 🤍 PURCHASE LINKS - What You Need For This Project Raspberry Pi 4B – 🤍 Ice Tower Cooler – 🤍 mSATA SSD Shield – 🤍 mSATA SSD – 🤍 or M.2 NGFF SSD Shield - 🤍 M.2 NGFF SSD - 🤍 MicroSD Card (For Setup) - 🤍 I2C OLED Display – 🤍 15cm Female to Female Ribbon Cable – 🤍 2mm Clear Acrylic – 🤍 9 x M3x8mm Button Head Screws - 🤍 4 x M3 Nuts - 🤍 Optional SSD Heatsink - 🤍 Equipment Used Creality Ender 3 V2 3D Printer – 🤍 K40 Laser Cutter – 🤍 Electric Screwdriver - 🤍 Some of the above parts are affiliate links. By purchasing products through the above links, you’ll be supporting this channel, with no additional cost to you. CHAPTERS - 0:00 Intro 0:48 Assembling The Stack 2:32 Modifying The Case 3:38 Installing The Display 4:33 Installing The SSD 5:02 Finishing Off The Case 7:29 Adding The Stats Script 8:08 Conclusion If you've got any ideas for Raspberry Pi, Arduino, or other Electronics projects or tutorials you'd like to see, let me know in the comments section. #RaspberryPi #SSD
New: Raspberry OS now natively supports USB/SSD boot! Enough is enough! I waited for more than half a year to boot my new Raspberry Pi 4 from SSD to increase its speed and reduce the chance of losing my valuable data. Today we will change that. Without the help of the Raspberry project team. All we need is know-how, a little bit of time, and an old SD card. I am a proud Patreon of GreatScott!, Electroboom, Electronoobs, EEVblog, and others. Links: Raspberry Pi4 US: 🤍 Raspberry Pi4 DE: 🤍 Raspberry Pi4 : 🤍 SSD KingSpec: 🤍 Orico SSD case: 🤍 Pi4 Cooler: 🤍 or 🤍 HDMI Switch: 🤍 James' Blog: 🤍 Actualized video: 🤍 The links above usually are affiliate links which support the channel (no additional cost for you). Supporting Material and Blog Page: 🤍 Github: 🤍 My Patreon Page: 🤍 My Bitcoin address: 19FSmqbBzb5zsYB1d8Bq4KbxVmezToDNTV If you want to support the channel, please use the links below to start your shopping. No additional charges for you, but I get a commission (of your purchases the next 24 hours) to buy new stuff for the channel For Banggood 🤍 For AliExpress: 🤍 For ebay.com: 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 Please do not try to Email me or invite me on LinkedIn. These communication channels are reserved for my primary job
The Raspberry Pi can now boot off NVMe drives natively—assuming you have the right hardware. NVMe Boot is currently in beta, but will hopefully be available on all Compute Module 4's soon! This is the fastest way to run a Raspberry Pi, but is it better than just using an NVMe SSD using a USB 3.0 adapter on the Pi 4 model B? Watch the video and find out! Here are all the products I used/demoed (some are affiliate links): - MirkoPC CM4 board: 🤍 - WD_BLACK SN750 500 GB SSD: 🤍 - USB 3.0 to NVMe adapter with UASP: 🤍 - USB 3.0 PCI Express card: 🤍 - MZHOU NVMe to PCI Express adapter card: 🤍 - SanDisk Extreme 64GB microSD card: 🤍 - Kingston 120GB 2.5" SATA SSD: 🤍 And here's a link to a blog post that goes with this video: 🤍 Support me on Patreon: 🤍 Sponsor me on GitHub: 🤍 #RaspberryPi #NVMe #MirkoPC Contents: 00:00 - Intro 00:15 - The MirkoPC 01:08 - NVMe Boot Beta 03:27 - Benchmarks 06:44 - Power Supply issues 08:01 - Where does Pi go next? 08:59 - Thanks and Bloopers
I'll show you how to boot the Pi 4 with an external USB 3.0 SSD, then show some benchmarks that highlight the huge speed difference you get when you run from an SSD versus a microSD card. Blog post that accompanies this video: 🤍 "Pi 4 a Day" - Watch me try replacing my Mac with a Pi for a whole day: 🤍 Kingston 240 GB SSD: 🤍 Inateck USB 3.0 Enclosure: 🤍
This is the all-new DeskPi Pro V2 and it turns your Raspberry pi 4 into an awesome NUC style desktop computer with support for NVMe SSD or 2.5” SSD plus it adds a safe shutdown/Rest button and it comes with an amazing little heatsink that will allow you to overclock you pi4 without any overheating. They also make a new Nvidia Jetson Nano version so we now have an great case for the Jetson! 250GB NVMe SSD: 🤍 500GB NVMe SSD: 🤍 PNY 2.5” SSD: 🤍 Need a Raspberry Pi 4? 4GB Pi4: 🤍 8GB Pi 4: 🤍 Buy a Jetson Nano Here: 🤍 Get the new DeskPi Pro Here: 🤍 Jetson Nano Version: 🤍 Follow Me On Twitter: 🤍 Follow Me On Instagram: 🤍 Equipment I Use: Screen Capture Device: 🤍 Tool Kit: 🤍 Soldering Station: 🤍 Camera: 🤍 Tripod: 🤍 Raspberry Pi 4: 🤍 Flirc Case: 🤍 DISCLAIMER: This video and description contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission at no extra cost to you! This video and Channel and Video are for viewers 14 years older and up. This video is not made for viewers under the age of 14. Want to send me something? ETAPRIME 12520 Capital Blvd Ste 401 Number 108 Wake Forest, NC 27587 US THIS VIDEO IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY! RaspberryPi #Pi4 #SBC #etaprime DISCLAIMER: Under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research. No Games Or Applications Are Included Or Added On Or To Any Device In This Video
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I tested an NVMe SSD, an SATA SSD, the fastest USB flash drives on the market, and some cheaper USB 3.0 flash drives to see what's the best performing storage option for the #RaspberryPi. I also tested how well they hold up under heavy load, and found some surprising results! Blog post with more info: 🤍 All the devices mentioned in the video: Inateck SATA enclosure w/ UASP: 🤍 Kingston 120 GB SSD (in Inateck enclosure): 🤍 TDBT M.2 NVMe Enclosure: 🤍 XPG SX6000 Lite 128GB NVMe (in TDBT enclosure): 🤍 Corsair Flash Voyager GTX 128GB flash drive: 🤍 Arcanite 128GB USB 3.1 flash drive: 🤍 SanDisk Ultra Flair 16GB USB 3.0 flash drive: 🤍 SanDisk Ultra Fit 128GB USB 3.0 flash drive: 🤍 Samsung Evo Plus 32GB microSD card: 🤍 Sponsor me on GitHub: 🤍 Support me on Patreon: 🤍 Contents: 00:00 - Intro 00:25 - USB drives tested 01:38 - Test methodology 02:27 - Benchmark results 04:04 - Thermal performance problems 05:39 - Price and value 06:54 - Conclusion 07:33 - Thanks and Outtro
In this video we will checkout the Argon One M.2 SATA Raspberry Pi 4 case. This impressive case provides both passive and active cooling and can automatically adjust the fan speed as the CPU temperature rises. The timing when the fans kick-in are adjustable using their configuration script. May not need the external enclosure shown ( see this video for another option, link below skips to the relevant section ): 🤍 To help you even more with your Argon One M.2 Raspberry Pi 4 case, I've setup an *Argon One page* which you may find here: 🤍 Chapters 00:00 - Introduction 00:29 - Unboxing 02:07 - Assembly 06:13 - First Boot 09:02 - M.2 SSD Enclosure 10:38 - Important Stuff Items Shown in this video = * Argon ONE M.2 Case for Raspberry Pi 4 (Argon M.2 CASE ONLY) | SATA SSD Support | B-Key and B+M Key Compatible: 🤍 * Argon ONE M.2 Raspberry Pi SSD Board (M.2 Expansion Board ONLY): 🤍 * Argon ONE Raspberry Power Supply 18 Watts 5.25 Volts 3.5 Amps (USB-C) Power Adapter: 🤍 * Raspberry Pi Official Keyboard and Mouse Value Pack (U.S. Version Red/White): 🤍 * Samsung 860 EVO SSD 500GB - M.2 SATA Internal Solid State Drive: 🤍 * SSK Aluminum USB 3.1 to M.2 NGFF SSD Enclosure Adapter: 🤍 Software Used * Raspberry Pi Imager: 🤍 * BerryBoot: 🤍 Videos Referenced = * Boot multiple OSs from an SSD with BerryBoot on a Raspberry Pi 4/400: 🤍 * Recalbox 7.1 Install on a Raspberry Pi 4: 🤍 * RetroPie 4.6 Install on a Raspberry Pi 4 : 🤍 * 10 RetroPie Setup TIPs in 20 minutes for your Raspberry Pi 4: 🤍 COMMAND USED =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- *NOTE: A simple way to copy/paste these commands to your Pi4 is to load up this page 🤍 and copy/paste the commands from there or from below. Download/install the Argon One Software on the Pi 4 : curl 🤍 | bash For Stress Testing (Download stress): sudo apt-get install stress (run stress for 15 min. and report the temperature to the terminal) while true; do vcgencmd measure_clock arm; vcgencmd measure_temp; sleep 10; done& stress -c 4 -t 900s If you found this video helpful/informative, please ... * Like / Share and Subscribe * I *As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. →→ 🤍 ←← SUBSCRIBE for the latest TechTalk: 🤍 Feel free to ask us a question in the comments below or visit our website, we try to answer most questions that we can. Email: wagnerstechtalk🤍gmail.com Website: 🤍 Or join us on one of the following social media sites... Facebook: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍
I've been using one of my Raspberry Pis in my case with a wrap-around acrylic panel for the past few months. One of the things that has been missing is an SSD, so in this video, I'm going to modify my Raspberry Pi case to accommodate an M.2 SSD shield underneath the Pi to improve reliability and performance. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - Visit my blog for the build guide - 🤍 Get the case CAD files - 🤍 Get a premade case kit to assemble your own - 🤍 PURCHASE LINKS - Raspberry Pi 4B - 🤍 Geekworm M.2 NGFF Shield - 🤍 M.2 SATA SSD - 🤍 Ice Cube Cooler - 🤍 or Ice Tower Cooler - 🤍 32GB Sandisk Ultra MicroSD Card - 🤍 M3x8mm Button Head Screws - 🤍 M3 Nuts - 🤍 Carbon Fibre Fan Grill (optional) - 🤍 Tool & Equipment Used: Creality Ender-3 S1 Pro - 🤍 Gweike Cloud Laser - 🤍 Use my discount code MK200 on checkout to get $200 off Electric Screwdriver - 🤍 Acrylic Bender - 🤍 Some of the above parts are affiliate links. By purchasing products through the above links, you’ll be supporting this channel, at no additional cost to you. CHAPTERS - 0:00 Intro 0:26 Components To Be Used 1:57 Making the Case Components 3:22 Installing The Components 5:15 Installing The Fan 7:12 Flashing The OS 8:02 Speed Test 8:42 Final Thoughts If you've got any ideas for Raspberry Pi, Arduino, or other Electronics projects or tutorials you'd like to see, let me know in the comments section.
Raspberry Pi 4 rig with M.2 SATA boot SSD, ICE Tower cooler, and lots of heavy brass! This video is a voyage of discovery in search of an ultimate, steampunk Pi 4 configuration. Well, something like that. In addition to a RaspberryPi 4 8GB model, parts used in the build (and possible international alternatives) are as follows: ICE Tower cooler from 52 Pi: Amazon.com: 🤍 Amazon.co.uk: 🤍 (affiliate links). M2.5 brass standoff kit: Amazon.co.uk: 🤍 Very close alternative on Amazon.com: 🤍 (affiliate links). WD Green 120GB M.2 SATA SSD: Amazon.com: 🤍 Amazon.co.uk: 🤍 (affiliate links). USB 3.0 M.2 SATA enclosure (the model I used was from ADWITS): Amazon.co.uk: 🤍 (affiliate link) There are lots of similar devices available, but note that not all USB SATA enclosures will boot on a Raspberry Pi 4. Short, angled USB extension cable I started out with a down-angle, but ended up using an up: Amazon.co.uk: 🤍 Amazon.com (up and down pack): 🤍 (affiliate links). The 200mm x 100mm x 2mm brass plate I used was purchased from e-Bay. To boot from a USB drive, at the time of making this video the Raspberry Pi 4 requires a firmware update. I demonstrate in this video: 🤍 Finally, I covered the free Inkscape drawing package in this video: 🤍 More videos on computing and related topics can be found at: 🤍 You may also like my ExplainingTheFuture channel at: 🤍 Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:50 Pi & cooler 03:08 Exciting things 06:25 Construction 11:12 Best laid plans 14:37 Metal work 17:25 Wrap #RaspberryPi #Pi4 #M.2 #ExplainingComputers
If you need a repair or upgrade of a device, please follow this link: 🤍 Here is the link to my Patreon if you want to support what I am doing: 🤍 There is a link to the Raspberry Pi forum topic where different memory is listed and discussed. 🤍 Below are the chip codes and links for each one where they can be purchased. Micron D9WHZ | MT53D512M32D2DS-053 WT:D – 2GB Chip : 🤍 Micron D9WHV | MT53D1024M32D4DT-053 WT:D – 4GB Chip : 🤍 Micron D9ZCL | MT53E2G32D4NQ-046 WT:A – 8GB Chip : 🤍 These are the tools I am using: Microscope - Amscope SM-4NTP with x0.5 Barlow lens Amscope: 🤍 Amazon: 🤍 SM05 - 0.5x Barlow lens: Amscope: 🤍 Amazon: 🤍 Soldering station - JCID AIXUN T3B with T210 Handle: Aliexpress: 🤍 Hot air station - ATTEN ST-862D: Aliexpress: 🤍 | Amazon: 🤍 Tweezers: Aliexpress: 🤍 Aliexpress: 🤍 Rosin atomizer: Aliexpress: 🤍 Board holder - T26: Aliexpress: 🤍 Fume extractor - Aliexpress: 🤍 Flux - Aliexpress: 🤍 Solder wick - Aliexpress: 🤍 Different stencils I use: Aliexpress: 🤍 Aliexpress: 🤍 Aliexpress: 🤍 Aliexpress: 🤍 Email for contacts: b.brishimov01🤍gmail.com
#bootraspberryfromssd, #raspberrypiusbboot In this video I explained 6 easy steps to boot raspberry pi from SSD drive. MicroSD card is not reliable solution for always on server and long term setup. In terms of speed and reliability, SSD drive is the best solution. wpa_supplicant.conf (WiFi enabling on RPI) = country=IN ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev network={ ssid="WiFI SSID" psk="WiFi PASSWORD" key_mgmt=WPA-PSK } How to setup: 1. Flash Raspbian or any compatible OS on both microSD card and SSD drive using etcher or Raspberry Pi Imager. 2. Insert microSD card or Raspberry Pi and boot. 3. Login to Raspberry Pi and execute below command one after another. sudo apt update sudo apt full-upgrade sudo rpi-update 4. Reboot Raspberry Pi. 5. After login run below command to update latest bootloader into eeprom. sudo rpi-eeprom-update -d -a 6. Run "sudo raspi-config" to open the configuration setting. Navigate and select below options: Advanced Options Bootloader version select Latest Use the latest version boot ROM software Reset boot ROM to defaults? select No OK. Advanced Options Boot Order select USB Boot OK. 7. Shutdown/power off raspberry pi. Take off microSD card and attached SSD drive to USB port and power on pi. Now Raspberry Pi will start boot from SSD drive.
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It's finally here! The Raspberry Pi engineers finally made USB boot on the Pi 4 official, taking it out of beta. This video shows you how to boot a Pi 4 off a USB drive for better performance and stability... or just for fun! Check out my blog post on booting the Pi 4 via USB: 🤍 Also check out my two previous videos on USB drive performance on the Pi 4: TRIM, UASP and real-world tests: 🤍 USB performance benchmarks: 🤍 Sponsor me on GitHub: 🤍 Support me on Patreon: 🤍 #RaspberryPi
In one of my last videos, I showed how we could use an SSD instead of an SD card for the Raspberry Pi4 to increase reliability and speed. The procedure was quite clumsy. From viewers, I got hints for another possibility to reach the same goal: Berryboot. Let’s try it out. It will be a quickie! I am a proud Patreon of GreatScott!, Electroboom, Electronoobs, EEVblog, and others. Links: Raspberry Pi4 US: 🤍 Raspberry Pi4 DE: 🤍 Raspberry Pi4 : 🤍 KingSpec SSD used in video: 🤍 Pi4 Cooler: 🤍 or 🤍 Berryboot: 🤍 Berryboot images: 🤍 The links above usually are affiliate links that support the channel (no additional cost for you). Supporting Material and Blog Page: 🤍 Github: 🤍 My Patreon Page: 🤍 Discord: 🤍 If you want to support the channel, please use the links below to start your shopping. No additional charges for you, but I get a commission (of your purchases the next 24 hours) to buy new stuff for the channel My Amazon.com shop: 🤍 For Banggood 🤍 For AliExpress: 🤍 For Amazon.de: 🤍 For Amazon UK: 🤍 For ebay.com: 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 Please do not try to Email me or invite me on LinkedIn. These communication channels are reserved for my primary job As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases
In this video, I show how to boot your Raspberry Pi 4 from a USB hard drive. Super easy! Also, click the blog post link below to follow along with written instructions. Written instructions: 🤍 Product links (Amazon affiliate): Raspberry Pi 4: 🤍 Seagate 2TB external hard drive: 🤍 Silicon Power 256GB M.2: 🤍 SSK Aluminum USB 3.1 to M.2 SSD Enclosure: 🤍 Timecodes: 00:00 Intro 00:53 Equipment needed 04:25 Flash Rasbian onto microSD card 05:52 Plug in components to the Pi 06:56 Boot the Pi for the first time 07:22 Initial setup wizard 09:08 Fdisk to check out available drives 10:10 Install Gnome Partition Editor (gparted) (OPTIONAL STEP) 11:21 Copy microSD card to HDD 12:48 Initial benchmark 14:15 Make sure raspi-config is set to boot from USB 15:02 Mistakes are made 15:42 Run updates 16:53 Shut down and remove microSD card 17:38 Check fdisk and benchmarks Buy me a beer! 🤍 Or donate some Crypto! 🤍 Follow me on Twitter: 🤍crosstalksol Crosstalk Solutions - RECOMMENDED PRODUCTS: 🤍 Crosstalk Discord: 🤍 Amazon Wish List: 🤍 Crosstalk Solutions offers best practice phone systems and network/wireless infrastructure design/deployment. Visit 🤍 for details. Connect with Chris: Twitter: 🤍CrosstalkSol LinkedIn: 🤍 YouTube: 🤍
Argon One M.2 case fitted with a Raspberry Pi 4 and a WD Green M.2 SATA SSD. Video includes SSD speed test and comparative temperature test. The Argon 40 manufacturer web page for the Argon One M.2 case is here: 🤍 Note that I purchased the unit shown in the video from Pimoroni 🤍 but have no association with either company. The video in which I built my Ultimate Raspberry Pi 4 Rig is here: 🤍 My most recent video in which I perform cooling tests on a number of Raspberry Pi 4 cases, fans and heat sinks is here: 🤍 And I first covered USB booting on a Raspberry Pi 4 in this episode: 🤍 More videos on SBCs and wider computing and related topics can be found at: 🤍 You may also like my ExplainingTheFuture channel at: 🤍 Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:44 Unboxing 04:51 Assembly 09:33 Testing the SSD 11:47 Temperatures 15:07 Wrap #RaspberryPi #ArgonOneM2 #ExplainingComputers
In this video, we take a look at the all-new DeskPi Pro case / Set-Top Box For Raspberry Pi 4! This new case supports a 2.5 SSD and it includes the all-new Low Profile Ice tower cooler. This is turning out to be an amazing case for the Pi4 and in my option its one of the best cases on the market right now if you want to turn your raspberry pi 4 into a desktop / Set-Top Box! Buy One Here: 🤍 Need A Raspberry Pi 4? Pi4 4GB: 🤍 Micro Sd Card: 🤍 Micro HDMI: 🤍 Music By LAKEY INSPIRED: » SoundCloud: 🤍 Follow Me On Twitter: 🤍 Follow Me On Instagram: 🤍 Equipment I Use: Screen Capture Device: 🤍 Tool Kit: 🤍 Soldering Station: 🤍 Camera: 🤍 Tripod: 🤍 Raspberry Pi 4: 🤍 Flirc Case: 🤍 DISCLAIMER: This video and description contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission at no extra cost to you! This video and Channel and Video are for viewers 14 years older and up. Want to send me something? ETAPRIME 12520 Capital Blvd 401 Number 108 Wake Forest, NC 27587 US THIS VIDEO IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY! #raspberrypi #Pi4 #DeskPi #etaprime DISCLAIMER: Under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research. No Games Or Applications Are Included Or Added On Or To Any Device In This Video
A few videos ago, I showed you how to boot from USB with the Raspberry Pi 4 and said that this video would be obsolete in a few weeks. This is the case now. The procedure became fast and straightforward. This very short video shows you how to create a bootable SSD or other USB device and a short speed comparison. I am a proud Patreon of GreatScott!, Electroboom, Electronoobs, EEVblog, and others. Links: Raspberry Pi4 US: 🤍 Raspberry Pi4 DE: 🤍 Raspberry Pi4 : 🤍 KingSpec SSD used in video: 🤍 Pi4 Cooler: 🤍 or 🤍 Script with commands: 🤍 Speed Tests with Pi4 and SSD: 🤍 Official Statement: 🤍 More information: 🤍 A trick if your SSD controller is not completely supported and speed test: 🤍 The links above usually are affiliate links which support the channel (no additional cost for you). Supporting Material and Blog Page: 🤍 Github: 🤍 My Patreon Page: 🤍 Discord: 🤍 If you want to support the channel, please use the links below to start your shopping. No additional charges for you, but I get a commission (of your purchases the next 24 hours) to buy new stuff for the channel My Amazon.com shop: 🤍 For Banggood 🤍 For AliExpress: 🤍 For Amazon.de: 🤍 For Amazon UK: 🤍 For ebay.com: 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 Please do not try to Email me or invite me on LinkedIn. These communication channels are reserved for my primary job As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases
Using a Raspberry Pi shouldn’t be complicated. 📥 Download my free PDF glossary to start the right way: 🤍 Raspberry Pi is not the fastest computer, but recent models are powerful enough to be used in many situations. I don't spend much time trying to optimize mine, but I will share a few great tips I know with you in this video. We'll see how to easily optimize the Raspberry Pi performances. Check the links at the end of this description for more details. Related article: 🤍 Links Master your Raspberry Pi in 30 days (e-book) 📕 🤍 Raspberry Pi Bootcamp (course) 📕 🤍 Master Python on Raspberry Pi 📕 🤍 Join us on Patreon! ❤️ 🤍 👉RaspberryTips: 🤍 👉Recommended hardware: 🤍 My stuff (affiliate links) - Raspberry Pi: 🤍 (Amazon) - SD card: 🤍 (Amazon) - Case: 🤍 (Amazon) - Keyboard: 🤍 (Amazon) - Touch screen: 🤍 (Amazon) - Video capture: 🤍 (Amazon) - Sense Hat: 🤍 (Amazon) - Robot dog: 🤍 (Amazon) - Raspad 3: 🤍 Timestamps and additional resource 0:00 Introduction 0:12 Normal vs optimized 2:28 Tip 1 🤍 3:22 Tip 2 Argon One case: 🤍 (Amazon) SSD I used: 🤍 (Amazon) Video SD vs USB: 🤍 SD cards benchmark: 🤍 4:18 Tip 3 Uninstall apps: 🤍 Free disk space: 🤍 5:08 Tip 4 Values I use: 🤍 5:54 Tip 5 ICE Tower: 🤍 Argon Neo: 🤍 Flirc case: 🤍 Passive case: 🤍 6:37 Tip 6 Recommendations: 🤍 7:18 Bonus tips Best DE: 🤍 Best Browser: 🤍 Best OS: 🤍 Follow Me! 👉Twitter: 🤍 👉Pinterest: 🤍 #raspberrypi Note: This description contains affiliate links. If you use them, I’ll get a small commission. The commission comes at no additional cost to you. RaspberryTips is a participant in the Amazon Associates and other companies affiliate programs.
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In deze korte video laat ik zien hoe je gemakkelijk een Raspberry PI kan laten opstarten van SSD. Als dit eenmaal gebeurd is kan je Home Assistant installeren zoals ik in video 21 laat zien. Veel kijk plezier.
#raspberrypi #migrate #ssd #usb #2022 #speed #tutorial #sdcard #rpi-clone #clone #backup #rpi 📜 This tutorial will show you step-by-step how to migrate and boot Raspberry Pi from a USB SSD drive in 2022! Including speed test! Using awesome script rpi-clone. ⏰ Chapters: 0:00 Intro & Summary 1:00 SD Card speed 1:39 Migrate to a USB thumb drive 3:42 USB thumb-drive speed 4:05 Migrate to a USB SSD drive 7:21 SSD speed 8:10 Summary & Thank you 🚀You can conveniently copy commands used in this video from the link below: 🤍 😊 Written guide for you: 🤍 🎯 Buy on Amazon: Raspberry Pi 4: 🤍 USB-C external SSD drive: 🤍 🔗 Follow me: Webpage: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍
In this video we are going to be installing the latest version of Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi 4 using an SSD. We will be breaking down the installation into smaller steps and adding detail to each step. This video is aimed at beginners and takes a slower more descriptive approach. By the end of this you should have a working version of Home Assistant running on an SSD with your Raspberry Pi. This is a follow up video to : 🤍 This longer video aims to simplify the quick install and give new users and beginners a bit of a background without being overly complicated. Hopefully it adds extra details and explanations that will help guide you through the installation. If your finding this video too slow paced then check out the previous video. Any Issues then give me a shout in the comments below and I will do my best to help you. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= I HAVE RELEASED A NEWER VERSION OF THE SSD INSTALL -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= The new version uses a different method, which you may or may not find easier. The quality and audio should also be improved. If you have issues from this video then be sure to check it out. 🤍 If this video has helped you out, drop me a like rating and subscribe for more. ▬ Video Chapters ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0:00 - Intro 0:16 - About todays video 1:45 - Why use an SSD? 2:56 - Hardware we need 4:35 - Software needed 7:10 - Installation 13:08 - Get Pi IP address 13:51 - Setup Home Assistant 14:42 - Final commands 15:31 - Outro –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Check your Hardware (SSD and Sata to USB) are supported here : 🤍 ▬ Required Software ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ● Raspberry Pi Images - 🤍 ● Pi Imager - 🤍 SSH Clients ● Moba XTerm - 🤍 ● Putty - 🤍 ▬ Linux Commands needed (In order of use) ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 1) sudo raspi-config 2) sudo nano /etc/default/rpi-eeprom-update 3) sudo apt update 4) sudo apt full-upgrade 5) sudo reboot 6) sudo rpi-eeprom-update 7) sudo raspi-config 8) sudo shutdown -h now ▬ Command to Get your Pi ip (While in SSH terminal) ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ - ifconfig -a You can access your HA instance at : 🤍:8123 You can access your Pi on : raspberrypi.local Subscribe To See More ! ● Click here ► 🤍 ▬ Products used in this Video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Links to Products used in this video. Please note these are Amazon affiliate links. I may get a small commission from these links which will help the channel. Raspberry Pi 4b 4GB : 🤍 Raspberry Pi 4b 8GB : 🤍 SanDisk Extreme A2 64GB : 🤍 Pi4 Official USB C Power Supply : 🤍 Kingston SSD : 🤍 Startech Sata to Usb3 : 🤍 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 🙏Support my Channel - Become a PATRON🙏 Consider supporting the channel by becoming a Patron. Any and all funds go into creating new content and bigger projects. ► 🤍 📣FOLLOW ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA📣 Follow me on all of the places for exclusive insights and updates; 👤 Facebook: 🤍 👤 FB Group: 🤍 📸 Instagram: 🤍 🐦 Twitter: 🤍 ► MarkWattTech Sub Reddit : 🤍 ▬ Buy Me a Coffee ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ☕ Found my content helpful? Any and all funds will go towards helping improve future content. Plus there are an extra few perks to becoming a member. ☕ If your interested check it out : ► Buy Me a Coffee: 🤍 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 🎵 Track Info: Title: All That Royalty free from : 🤍 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– #markwatttech #homeassistant #smarthome
I am going through the steps to setup a Bitcoin node using a Raspberry Pi 4 running an Umbrel Operating System (OS). In this step, I'm connecting the SSD card (where the blockchain will be stored) to the Raspberry Pi 4.
This Home Assistant Tutorial shows how to set up or migrate Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi using an SSD drive in 2022. You might not know that using an SD card in a Raspberry Pi is not an optimal solution for Home Assistant. The SD card will eventually fail because Home Assistant is generating so much traffic from and to the SD card. The solution for this is to connect an SSD drive to your Raspberry Pi and boot Home Assistant from that SSD drive. You don’t even need an SD card anymore after going through this tutorial. So, let’s set up Home Assistant on an SSD drive on a Raspberry Pi now! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ * Join this channel to get access to perks: 📺 🤍 * Please consider becoming my patron 🏅 at 🤍 * Or please support me by buying me a ☕ at 🤍 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ You can hire me for Home Assistant consultancy. Contact me at smarthomejunkie🤍gmail.com for services and prices. * The Raspberry Pi URL is: 🤍 * The URL of your Home Assistant instance will be: 🤍:8123 * The latest release of the Home Assistant image can always be found here: 🤍 🛒 Shopping List: 🛒 * Raspberry Pi 4 including adapter: 🤍 * SSD drive: 🤍 * SATA to USB cable: 🤍 * SD card: 🤍 * Network cable: 🤍 If you have any requests for Home Assistant topics, please leave a comment and I will try to create a tutorial for you. * See the list of Smart Home devices that I use and recommend here: 🤍 * Follow me on Instagram 🌁 🤍smarthomejunkie: 🤍 * Follow me on Twitter 🐦: 🤍 * Like my page on Facebook 📘: 🤍 Check my channel for more awesome Smart Home tutorials: 🤍Smart Home Junkie If you got enthusiastic about Home Assistant, you can watch many more videos on this playlist: 🤍 0:00 Introduction 0:53 What do you need? 1:08 Create a backup (if you already have Home Assistant running from an SD card) 2:01 Ensure the Raspberry Pi boots from USB 4:46 Install the Home Assistant Image to the SSD drive 6:55 Start your Home Assistant for the first time from the Raspberry Pi using the SSD drive 7:25 Restore your backup of Home Assistant to the SSD drive 8:00 Start Home Assistant from the SSD drive #homeassistant #smarthome #smarthomejunkie #homeautomation
The Argon One M.2 is a solid metal case for the Raspberry Pi 4 which offers some really excellent features, including configurable active cooling, 2x fullsize HDMI ports, smart power button / soft shutdown, easily accessible GPIO and perhaps most importantly, the ability to boot from an M.2 SSD. It does have a few minor issues that mean it might not be suitable for all purposes, and the M.2 setup can be fiddly if you don't have an M.2 USB adapter to plug into your PC. So join me as I give my impressions and get this thing up and running with the latest Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye! Support the channel! Patreon: 🤍 Become a Member: 🤍 Ko-Fi: 🤍 Relevant Links: Buy From The PiHut (Not Affiliated / Sponsored): 🤍 DiskMark Benchmark ARM Build: 🤍 Raspberry Pi Imager: 🤍 Argon IR Remote: 🤍 VIP Superfans: Action Retro: 🤍 Arthur Ludwiczak BitterBlitter D. 'Xalior' Rimron-Soutter: 🤍 Gary Pinkett James Rodgers Kevin Leah Mr Lurch: 🤍 Naoki Saito: 🤍 Woz Brown: 🤍 Socials: Official ctrl-alt-rees Discord: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Chapters: 00:00 Introduction To The Argon One M.2 Raspberry Pi 4 Case 02:25 Assembly - Unboxing & Features 05:45 Assembly - HDMI & AV breakout board / port expander 06:36 Assembly - Thermal Pads & Top Case 08:33 SD Card Imaging Using Raspberry Pi Imager HOWTO 10:11 Assembly - Installing The M.2 SSD Into The Case & USB Connection 11:45 Assembly - Power Button Jumper Setting 12:20 Assembly - M.2 Bottom Case Fitting & Connection 12:50 First Boot & Setup 13:04 Installing The Argon One Fan Control & Power Button Script HOWTO 14:32 Configuring The Fan Speeds Using The Argon One Fan Control Script HOWTO 15:26 Note On Argon One Official IR Remote Control Setup 15:49 Benchmark With SD Card 17:02 SSD Installation Of Raspberry Pi OS Using SD Card Copier HOWTO 18:49 Raspberry Pi 4 EEPROM Bootloader Update & USB SSD / SD Boot Order HOWTO 20:15 M.2 SSD First Boot On The Raspberry Pi 4 20:58 Benchmark With M.2 SSD 21:33 Removing The SD Card / Final Assembly / Outro Thanks & Conclusions #raspberrypi #ssd #howto
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Using a Raspberry Pi shouldn’t be complicated. 📥 Download my free PDF glossary to start the right way: 🤍 For a long time, using SD cards was the rule on Raspberry Pi, you didn’t have the choice. But now that most models support USB boot, you have the choice: SD cards, USB flash drives, or even SATA and SSD. I recently noticed that I’m using SD cards far less often these days, and in this guide, I will help you to make your choice. Check the link below for more details: 🤍 Links Master your Raspberry Pi in 30 days (e-book) 📕 🤍 Raspberry Pi Bootcamp (course) 📕 🤍 Master Python on Raspberry Pi 📕 🤍 Join us on Patreon! ❤️ 🤍 👉RaspberryTips: 🤍 👉Recommended hardware: 🤍 My stuff (affiliate links) - Raspberry Pi: 🤍 (Amazon) - SD card: 🤍 (Amazon) - Case: 🤍 (Amazon) - Keyboard: 🤍 (Amazon) - Touch screen: 🤍 (Amazon) - Video capture: 🤍 (Amazon) - Sense Hat: 🤍 (Amazon) - Robot dog: 🤍 (Amazon) - Raspad 3: 🤍 Follow Me! 👉Twitter: 🤍 👉Pinterest: 🤍 #raspberrypi #sdcard #usb Chapters 0:00 Introduction 0:32 Convenience 1:11 Pricing 1:59 Performances 3:40 Reliability 4:35 How to switch from SD to USB Note: This description contains affiliate links. If you use them, I’ll get a small commission. The commission comes at no additional cost to you. RaspberryTips is a participant in the Amazon Associates and other companies affiliate programs.
We're going to build another unnecessary but pretty awesome computer, a water-cooled Pi CM4 running on an official IO board with an NVMe SSD connected via the PCIe Gen 2 slot. We're also going to add an OLED stats display, front-facing USB ports and a power button. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - Visit my blog for the full written build guide - 🤍 Download the CAD files to make your own case - 🤍 OLED stats display setup and programming - 🤍 PURCHASE LINKS - Raspberry Pi CM4 Lite 8GB WiFi (Out of Stock on Most Online Stores) - 🤍 Raspberry Pi CM4 IO Board - 🤍 1TB Crucial M.2 NVME Drive - 🤍 M.2 to PCIe Adaptor - 🤍 Noctua NF-A6x25 FLX Fan - 🤍 60mm Radiator - 🤍 30mm Water Cooling Block - 🤍 5V DC Pump - 🤍 10mm Flexible Tubing - 🤍 Opaque White Coolant - 🤍 USB Splitter Cable - 🤍 I2C OLED Display - 🤍 Ring Light Power Button - 🤍 Breadboard Jumpers - 🤍 M2.5 Brass Standoff Set - 🤍 M2.5 x 12mm Button Head Screws - 🤍 M3 x 8mm Black Button Head Screws - 🤍 Matt White, Clear and Black 3mm Acrylic Sheets (Best Sourced Locally) - 🤍 Dupont Connector Set - 🤍 Black PLA Filament – 🤍 White PLA Filament - 🤍 EQUIPMENT USED - K40 Laser Cutter/Engraver - 🤍 Creality Ender 3 V2 3D Printer - 🤍 Electric Screwdriver (Similar) - 🤍 Dremel Versatip Soldering Iron - 🤍 Dupont Connector Crimpers - 🤍 Some of the above parts are affiliate links. By purchasing products through the above links, you’ll be supporting this channel, with no additional cost to you. CHAPTERS - 0:00 Intro 0:42 Taking A Look At The Hardware 3:12 Designing The Case 3:57 Cutting & Assembling The Case 6:39 Installing The Pi Hardware 8:07 Installing The Front Panel Components 10:33 Completing The Water Cooling Circuit 12:30 Final Thoughts If you've got any ideas for Raspberry Pi, Arduino, or other Electronics projects or tutorials you'd like to see, let me know in the comments section. #raspberrypi #cm4 #noctua
⬇ ⬇ Alle Befehle und weitere Informationen im Blog-Beitrag weiter unten in der Infobox ⬇ ⬇ ➤ 👨🎓 ioBroker-Master-Kurs: 🤍 ➤ 👨🎓 Gratis MQTT-Kurs: 🤍 ➤ Blog-Beitrag: 🤍 • M.2 SSD - 🤍 • USB-Adapter - 🤍 • USB-Verlängerung - 🤍 STL-Datei: 🤍 • Alternatives Gehäuse - 🤍 • Raspberry Pi 4 → Reichelt: 🤍 → Amazon: 🤍 → Conrad: 🤍 • Raspberry Pi Gehäuse → Reichelt: 🤍 → Amazon: 🤍 → Conrad: 🤍 • Raspberry Pi Netzteil → Reichelt: 🤍 → Amazon: 🤍 → Conrad: 🤍 00:00 Intro 01:45 Verwendete Hardware 02:35 M.2 SSD Standards 05:00 Argon ONE M.2 Gehäuse 05:57 Bootloader aktualisieren 09:20 SSD vorbereiten 10:18 SD-Karte auf SSD klonen 12:55 Funktionstest 13:48 Gehäuse erweitern (3D-Druck) 15:21 Fazit und Ende ▬ Mehr zum Thema ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Tutorials, Trainings und Kurse: 🎬 🤍 Newsletter: ✉️ 🤍 Facebook Insider-Gruppe: 📘 🤍 ▬ Social Media ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Instagram: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 LinkedIn: 🤍 Patreon: 🤍 GitHub: 🤍 Thingiverse: 🤍 #smarthome #homeautomation #hausautomatisierung ▬ Disclaimer ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Link zu einer Produktempfehlung - Natürlich empfehle ich Dir nur Produkte, welche ich selbst gekauft habe und ebenfalls gerne verwende. Wenn Du über einen dieser Links etwas kaufst, bekomme ich eine Provision vom Shop (Affiliate-Link). Ich würde mich freuen, wenn Du auf diese Art den Kanal unterstützt.
In this video, I show you how to easily use Berry Boot with your Raspberry pi 4 so you can install multiple Operating systems to your SD card or even use an External drive like an SSD with the Raspberry Pi! Download Berry Boot Here: 🤍 Berry Boot Ready OS Images: 🤍 Hardware Used In This Video- Raspberry pi 4: 🤍 Rav Power SSD: 🤍 Micro Sd Card: 🤍 USB Drive: 🤍 Follow Me On Twitter: 🤍 Follow Me On Instagram: 🤍 Equipment I Use: Screen Capture Device: 🤍 Tool Kit: 🤍 Soldering Station: 🤍 Camera: 🤍 Tripod: 🤍 Raspberry Pi 4: 🤍 Flirc Case: 🤍 DISCLAIMER: This video and description contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission at no extra cost to you! This video and Channel and Video are for viewers 14 years older and up. THIS VIDEO IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY! DISCLAIMER: Under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research. No Games Or Applications Are Included Or Added On Or To Any Device In This Video
Tutorial: How do you boot Home Assistant from an SSD on a Raspberry Pi? Learn how to boot straight from a USB-connected solid state drive. I'll cover both the Raspberry Pi 4 and Raspberry Pi 3 model B and cover all steps needed to get you to the Home Assistant configuration wizard. Full article here: 🤍 Buy me a coffee: 🤍 🤍 Transcend 120GB M.2 SATA SSD: (UK) 🤍 (US) 🤍 USB case for SATA M.2 SSD: (UK) 🤍 (US) 🤍 PuTTY: 🤍 Raspberry Pi Imager: 🤍 As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Most links above are affiliate links and I may earn a small commission from any purchases you make if you use them.
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