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@h4X0r99221 2 года назад

We must protect this man at all cost. Thanks for everything Level1Techs!

@NPzed 2 года назад

You've got my axe!

@ElDarric 2 года назад

@@NPzed and my bow!

@JeffGeerling 2 года назад

I'm excited about the Raspberry Pi.

@Level1Techs 2 года назад

I can tell :D In one cut of this I did mention using ansible to manage the rpi config but that was cut I think for time :D

@volvagia6860 2 года назад

We couldn't tell, Jeff! :D

@pdk005 2 года назад

But is this Jeff...or Red Shirt Jeff?

@Spazzmoticus 2 года назад

Somewhat recently the number of Pis and VMs on my network became unwieldy to keep updated, so I automated apt and yum updates with Ansible. Been slowly converting the installs to Ansible managed but it's a fair bit of work.

@williamp6800 2 года назад

@@pdk005 wherever Jeff is, Red Shirt Jeff is never far behind…

@DrathVader 2 года назад

Running "diskless" Alpine Linux is a good alternative. I've been running it on my pi without many issues for 2+ years. All of the system configuration is stored in an apkovl file (which is actually just a compressed tar), the file is usually no more than 100-200KB. It's easy to back it up with even just a basic cronjob copying it to a remote server over ssh. If the SD card dies, you just untar fresh Alpine onto the SD card, put the apkovl file in /boot partition and it's like nothing ever happened. Diskless Alpine is very frugal on SD writes, so failures happen less often than other distros.

@tron.d98200 2 года назад

As someone wanting to get home server setup, this is something I hadn't considered, netboot the pis, I've already converted them to endurance SD cards so they've lasted allot longer then normal. Still trying to figure some stuff out for my Nas, might be time to check the forum out.... Thanks for satisfying my inner nerd Wendell

@TheExard3k 2 года назад

64bit will enable so many more options for our lovely Pis. Memory makes the world go round.

@dfgdfg_ 2 года назад

*Jeff Geerling has entered the chat* "So an rPI k8s cluster configured with Ansible?"

@iyates 2 года назад

Good reminder that I have not backed up my openhab raspberry pi micro sd card in several years 😬

@jackiechan8840 2 года назад

Looking forward to trying this. Thanks! The Chromecast audio puck things are easier for multi-room audio imo. Have to buy them used now however.

@b2bb 2 года назад

I cannot stress how excited I am to get into my house enough... Deploy all the home automation with Level1 at my back. _engagement_

@vincei4252 2 года назад

It's great to hear that boiler snake doesn't die when there's no internet or electricity.

@murtadha96 2 года назад

I love this series!

@Jasquik 2 года назад

Love you!

@spierkid5000 2 года назад

Seems like a good idea, Have an unraid server running for home media and plex and a not aging very well old intel atom server running docker with pihole and some other smaller services. It would be great to setup up soem raspberry pis to run images off a home server to handle pihole, home assassint, etc. put it all in a 3rd printed case adn it would fit prefectly in the rack.

@JasonEdelman66 2 года назад

great project!!! I see the point, I will be following along. Depending on home layout/audio/speaker needs, having external DAC is valuable to audio 'sound quality'. Could configure so RasPi receive rendered video from local server/PC cpu/gpu?

@3Dant 2 года назад

0:11 "THE ULTIMATE HOME SERVER" needs to be the intro to all of these videos from now on

@nathantron 2 года назад

Hone assistant is completely borked on a Docker Network Behind a NGINX Proxy; I have been trying to fix it for 2 years. I am unable to get it to let me authenticate with my google account... Could someone tell me if they have the same issue?

@KennyFlagg 2 года назад

Everything I didn’t know I needed for my pihole. 🙏 Any nonprofit or gov jobs in IaC?

@spiralout112 2 года назад

Yeah network storage would probably be a great way to deal with the SD card thing, that and when it comes to backups it sure makes your life easier. Pis definitely have their place, and I do own a couple, ones a RetroPie, another is a heatermeter to automate my charcoal smoker. But up in Canada anyways they're like $70-$100 for some reason. I bought a couple R320 rackmount servers with 8 core xeons and a LOT more ram for $100 a few years ago, and they only draw ~50w idle. So yeah Pi's are neat and have their place but I wish I could get them a bit cheaper, compute wise they just don't have the best bang for the buck. Power efficiency though they're hard to beat.

@tomiesz 2 года назад

i've used volumio for a while, but not for whole home audio stuff. From what i heard it's pretty decent

@cromefire_ 2 года назад

A great (simpler or maybe even complementary) way to approach this can be cloud-init, so you just configure you're OS in the yaml config put it on a clean image an of you go, in case anything goes wrong you just flash it with a clean image an the config or you can maybe even configure the system readonly.

@mrwonk 4 месяца назад

I'm thinking about a private AI system with LLM 's. Different VM's running different models with different training data. Perhaps one on medicine, one on chemistry, perhaps train one on all of the laws in the nation...

@northwiebesick7136 2 года назад

I'm wondering if you guys could do a test comparing a pi to a NAS, in backup speed for a backup server... I plan on building an all-in-one Ryzen APU rig in an old bubble Mac with the crt replaced with an LCD screen, that I want to use as a storage server eventually but I still find it very cool that you can do such stuff with hardware that small

@LeGoog2008 2 года назад

Pi looses, Jeff Geerling have done testing in hes channel: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-V3jwQzb46Zc.html He have more videos about Pi as NAS.

@GeoStreber 2 года назад

Regarding the MicroSDs: I just have it boot from a SATA SSD via USB 3.0. Works very nicely.

@av_oid 2 года назад

Balena etcher: turn ~200kb dd command into 130mb app (thanks to the Electron framework). Not sure I’d trust any product they’d make.

@ProjectBlackweather 2 года назад

Jeff Geerling X Level1 Collab When?

@HoshPak 2 года назад

There is one major project I still need a solution for and it might go well with network boot. I would like to have an RPi behave like a mass storage when plugged into another device via USB. Background: I have hacked a gaming console to archive my games in digital form. The console's internal drive is not redundant but it accepts external drives for storing the games, so if I could make an RPi behave like mass storage while actually being backed by a 4 bay NAS that would be amazing.

@loosingmymemory7 2 года назад

So, I know about PXE boot, what I am not too familiar with is the boot image. How do you update your boot images? Emulation? Can you boot into the target pxe boot image using emulation, run updates, fixes, patches, compiling, etc., and re-squash it to a boot image? And what are the problems you run into doing that?

@pfunkPT 2 года назад

But the server with the OS must be on all the time right? or Just for the boot process? Currently I have it boot of a SSD with a USB adapter... works great for now.

@delphipascal 2 года назад

I dont really have much knowledge on this subject area but I know my dad runs several Pi's on the home hetwork with SSDs connected via a usb adapter to negate the constant SD card failure issue

@javierortiz82 2 года назад

I've been thinking for a while on setting up my own home server but power is a consideration, I definitely need to check all the wonders a raspberry can do, for now, I want a NAS and a Pi Hole to block ads because I'm a filthy pirate /jk, but some automation tasks could be nice to have without depending on google's/apple/amazon ecosystems.

@CreativityNull 2 года назад

Privateer* Linus did a WAN show and rebranded it to privateering (to avoid the negative connotation of pirating) because he didn't necessarily disagree with people doing it, just wanted people to understand what it does.

@javierortiz82 2 года назад

@@CreativityNull don't justify the prick, I also happened to watch that wan show, that's the most entitled, smug take he could ever take, are you telling me that Linus doesn't use a Pi Hole?, let alone an adblocker? You and I know that the internet is pretty much unusable without one, of course he uses it!, he even taught you how to set one! he has no shame throwing us an average of four ads per video (one sponsor at the intro, one at the ending, plus at least two LTT Store commercial plugs) and wants us to put up with more?, come on. He's a hypocrite.

@northwiebesick7136 2 года назад

@@javierortiz82 he's not a hypocrite, he is just saying that how RU-vid works, is that you buy RU-vid premium, or else RU-vid will use ads to pay for the subscription you didn't get premium for, and that if you aren't either watching ads, or paying for premium then Google is not then paying for your subscription... Does Google do anything about it, no, but that doesn't mean they like people using RU-vid vanced, because then they don't have as much ad revenue to pay for your watching videos with...

@CreativityNull 2 года назад

@@javierortiz82 I think you missed the part where he talked about intrusive ads and attack ads. I happen to agree with Linus on this point AND I just installed an ad blocker on a client's computer because he nearly became the victim of a tech support scam by clicking on an ad while googling Walmart. I think you're hearing what you want to hear and not what is actually being said.

@SunDancerGE 2 года назад

"... a 35$ PC" that is barely to get for that price at the moment... sadly chip shortage hits raspberry as well

@CreativityNull 2 года назад

9:30 "there's not really a lot of RISC there." Lies. ARM is a RISC platform... I choose to interpret it this way because it's funnier

@scality4309 2 года назад

Started as RISC. V7 and up the definition changed.

@CreativityNull 2 года назад

@@scality4309 but but but... My joke :(

@treyquattro 2 года назад

this is my obsession right now, but have you tried buying a Raspberry Pi or any SBC for that matter? There's nothing available anywhere! When this pandemic-related supply crisis (supposedly) is over I expect these things to be much more expensive. I feel like I've missed the boat on affordable SBCs; they were **stupidly** cheap.

@FranklySean 2 года назад

The pi headphone jack has unacceptable audio quality for hifi, even when amplified. You need a USB sound card, or something that can handle I2S

@Level1Techs 2 года назад

I mentioned the hifi pod project. The audio interface there is.... Elaborate

@marekstanicki 2 года назад

That’s true. The quality on the Pi’s onboard audio isn’t great, especially for Audiophiles. Using a good USB DAC (or a HAT (Hardware on-top) DAC - from HiFiBerry for example) would improve the audio quality of the Pi over the onboard audio. If the Fosi Audio amplifier has a USB input, then you can plug the Pi directly to it and use the Fosi Audio interface as your DAC and amplifier, not just your amplifier. I have an old Sony amplifier so I use a USB DAC from Hidizs (S9) that’s plugged to the Pi and the Pi sounds phenomenal from it. John Darko, from “Darko Audio”, is an audiophile youtuber located in Berlin that has a series of videos covering RPi use for Audiophiles and how one can turn a Pi into a network streamer. Randy from “Cheap Audio-man” also covers the same thing. John also covers an alternative to BalenaSound called Volumio, which is what I use on my RPi 4. Volumio is Linux-based and open-source, and it packed with tons of features (ex. Spotify Connect, Tidal Connect, multi-room). Volumio also allows me to plug in a CD drive into the Pi and use it as a CD player. It’s pretty easy to setup; however, it requires an SD card for installation and I’m not sure whether it allows a ‘diskless’ boot from a network.

@jyvben1520 2 года назад

@@marekstanicki i assume the cd drive is rpi4 usb powered or usb hub powered.

@Xamy- 2 года назад

The Pi 4’s USB output works fine. Pi 3 USB not so much

@kamertonaudiophileplayer847 2 года назад

I run a home server on Raspberry Pi since 2008. It works fine, but Raspberry Pi V2 can't still play DST audio smoothly. Maybe I should try V3, but it requires much more electricity. Anyway, if somebody confirms that V3 can play DST music fine, then let me know.

@ivailogeimara 2 года назад

I'm probably the only tech nerd that doesn't have RPi. I just can't find a use for it because I have a home server and for everything that I need I can just spin up a VM or a container. I even run PiHole in a VM on my server despite the name. I mean I already use a server for things that can't run on a Pi so running another VM does not consume that much more power.

@jakemeyer6047 2 года назад

Can you do a video on balena-sound?

@borretje 2 года назад

Home assistant is great... but replacing a raspberry is difficult, they are all sold out. If you can buy one, prices are through the roof

@kamertonaudiophileplayer847 2 года назад

I upgraded Raspberry Pi software 5 years ago, I do not see any reason since.

@denvera1g1 2 года назад

I use a Ryzen 7 4650GE that i got for cheap, and then because i had some moeny to burn, and want reliability, i have 18x2TB samsung SSDs. Sure, the array is WAY too fast for my 40G network card, speed was not the intended use case, long term reliability was, i have a write once-read many use case which is perfect for SSDs, even QLC SSDs.

@jjjacer 2 года назад

I would love to use Pi's my problem is when i want to buy them they are sold out or scalped to insane prices, or places like amazon, or best buy dont sell just the pi, i dont need a case, i dont need a psu, i dont need a hat, i dont need cables. i just want a pi and im not paying 100$ for a pi with accessories just to get the pi. lately i just went and got a couple old thinclients just because its so hard to get an actual pi lol.

@Stoney_Eagle 2 года назад

I have a few failed attempts on netboot so please do a video! 🙏🥺

@Marc_Wolfe 2 года назад

I want to go diskless on my gaming PC. Wanted to for a while.

@ManVersusWilderness 2 года назад

I keep hearing $35 for a raspberry pi in this video, where is this? I cannot find one for under $100! O_o

@nitroblueuk 2 года назад

Where dafuq this man finding a pi4 for $35

@noirphoenix2747 2 года назад

Right?! I haven’t found one under $100

@agenericaccount3935 2 года назад

Mesmerized by blinkenlites

@alexisentonfire 2 года назад

The one thing I don't like about raspberry pi is that if you don't shut it down before powering off you can corrupt the installation. This is frustrating

@mickgibson370 2 года назад

I have 2 model 1, 2 model 2, 2 model 3, 3 model 3b, 2 4b 4 gig, 4b 8 gig, pi zero, and pi zero w. At one time I would scan my emails with them. And delete the virus ones! I have 8 email address and 1 that could reach 400 emails an hour. But email servers are a lot better now.

@LandsharkTank 2 года назад

The days of $35 raspberry Pis are long gone.

@SoundToxin 2 года назад

You can get a Rock64 for $35 (not including shipping).

@WilliamBurlingame 2 года назад

Is that a real PDP-11 or one being emulated by a RPi? The PDP-11 was my favorite computer to program (assembly language). I was introduced to the PDP-11 in the early 1970s. At the time, we didn't have an OS for the PDP-11.

@PiperTube 2 года назад

I believe it is the emulated one from this vid. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IyK4_xVwve0.html

@tron.d98200 2 года назад

*video started* *Amazon basics USB cable Wendell nooo!

@adeldex 2 года назад

You should have named it boiler snake

@david18555 2 года назад

I just use a uugear Emmc and no sd card issues

@soapytits8288 2 года назад

Can you do like raid with micro sd?

@jeremymoon9088 2 года назад

An autopilot? I know how he found that device, lol; i've used their controllers for 10 years.

@ltguy 2 года назад

But... but.. you can't actually buy raspberry Pi's right now. They are sold out, everywhere.

@ghastlyo9284 Год назад

if autism was a superpower

@jimbolove5669 2 года назад

13 dollars? dude hasn't checked amazon how much Raspberry Pi 4 is being marked up and scalped as. this video was posted 13 hours ago from my current comment, I checked the price for Raspberry Pi 4 and its 150 dollars, Raspberry pi 3 is not even available. pi zero is on average 60 to 75 dollars, evil scalpers brings shame and sickness to our economys health.

@SoundToxin 2 года назад

You can get a Rock64 or RockPro64 right now.

@scality4309 2 года назад

Pi4 - 50 euro