You can't buy a Raspberry Pi right now | Jeff Geerling
...or at least, not without a lot of patience or a fat wallet. But why? And are there any signs Raspberry Pis will become available to the general public again soon? To be clear, I'm speaking of the mainstream SBC Raspberry Pis, like the Pi 4 model B, the Compute Module 4, the Pi Zero 2 W, and even in many cases the Pi 400. The Pico and Pico W are both readily available, at least in most markets w
Raspberry Pi KVMs compared: TinyPilot and Pi-KVM v3 | Jeff Geerling
In a strange coincidence, the authors of TinyPilot and Pi-KVM both emailed me within a week of each other and asked if I'd be interested in one of their KVM devices. Michael Lynch, founder of Tiny Pilot, said he'd used some of my Ansible work in building the TinyPilot update system, and Maxim Devaev, of Pi-KVM, liked my Pi open source content, and wanted to see what I thought of the new v3 kit tha
Raspberry Pi OS now has SATA support built-in | Jeff Geerling
After months of testing various SATA cards on the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4, the default Raspberry Pi OS kernel now includes SATA support out of the box. In the past, if you wanted to use SATA hard drives or SSDs and get native SATA speeds, and be able to RAID them together for redundancy or performance, you'd have to recompile the Linux kernel with SATA and AHCI. Sure you could always use har
Raspberry Pi microSD card performance comparison - 2015 | Jeff Geerling
2018 Update: Please see the latest benchmarks in 2018 using a Raspberry Pi model 3 B+. This post's benchmarks were performed on a Raspberry Pi 2; for all the latest benchmarks, on Raspberry Pi 3 or later revisions, check out the official Pi Dramble microSD card Benchmarks page. In my experience, one of the highest-impact upgrades you can perform to increase Raspberry Pi performance is to buy the f
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Building the fastest Raspberry Pi NAS, with SATA RAID | Jeff Geerling