After manually editing the eprom boot order to sd>usb>nvme if I put in an sd or usb with no os imager comes up on boot, takes longer to boot from nvme as it checks sd and usb first but handy for testing other OS's as I don't need to remove the nvme first
You will have to trust that they haven't stuck any malware on the Raspberry Pi OS that comes pre-installed on their NVME drive. My advice would be to wipe the drive and install it again from official source.
Ultimately you have to decide for yourself how much trust you put into that pre-installed OS. Me personally, I only run Gentoo Linux builds that I made myself, so I would just wipe it anyway - but each to his own.
My pi5 does offer network boot. "Latest" bootloader. It does not, however, allow kali to run; in my case, i suspect the distro doesn't support having nvme connected, even though I'm booting from SD or USB.
Try Pinn os. Kali is listed for Pi 5. Might be a workaround Super easy Multi boot. Setup a Raspberry Pi with almost any device. Pinn Website. th-cam.com/video/eukGyB4sT3o/w-d-xo.html
@@leepspvideo Will do, @leepspvideo, I have a 52pi bottom hat, the only thing I haven't tried beyond that is completely removing it. I have unplugged it's nvme, but it still has gpio pogo pins. All other os's boot fine, from all three interfaces. Thanks!👍
@@w13rdguy If you're running Kali Linux then you're presumably going to do some network analysis - so just stick it on a VM on a PC, that will work just fine.
Once you have an os on a pi you can write another one to usb or sd card. Once you have that you may no longer need another computer. Some people have just a Pi and a Mobile phone
I do have too many videos matchbox keyboard is shown briefly in this video th-cam.com/video/TV7DLhQYSmI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=o9vU6bTcwDam1hz8 KDE plasma mobile had a decent keyboard th-cam.com/video/IIPY-P9W410/w-d-xo.htmlsi=jQsnboV0_EZMQa-A another one here th-cam.com/video/zW-Uk9Ym5Hk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=XbMDcuyB_Id4HqDE
matchbox keyboard is shown briefly in this video th-cam.com/video/TV7DLhQYSmI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=o9vU6bTcwDam1hz8 KDE plasma mobile had a decent keyboard th-cam.com/video/IIPY-P9W410/w-d-xo.htmlsi=jQsnboV0_EZMQa-A another one here th-cam.com/video/zW-Uk9Ym5Hk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=XbMDcuyB_Id4HqDE
@@leepspvideo thanks Lee always for your fast support. It seems I didn't use the right search keywords. I just got a 7 inch touchscreen for my raspberry pi 5. Didn't know how to get the onscreen keyboard to show. Will watch the links you shared. Thanks again !
In general - like the ssd idea in raspberry pi, but ... current setup with "hat on top" form-factor is not a good one. You'll have to compromise on cooling. Whichever fan or passive system one chooses, this ssd sits on top. It is actually blocking cooling. Hope that some day Raspberry pi Foundation will come up with better solutions. And one more thing: these Makerdisks cost as much as Raspberry pi itself. Which is 10x more than comparable SD cards.
Thanks Lee for the new information, good to see the Pi keeps on improving…😊! The only thing missing is you reciting the items at the beginning of your video 3 times fast…😂! Have a great day!
@@leepspvideo agree about speed and overall purpose, but there's second part to it. With current setup (ssd right on top), how to cool processor effectively?
The Pimoroni NVME base is a nice option. It goes under the pi 5, active cooler in the usual location. I have one in my Plex server in a 3D printed case.
@@samoylov1973 I haven’t had an issue with the setup shown. The NVME board has many holes and the official cooler/ heatsink. That said I’m about to try some more overclocking. My next video will show a bottom mounted nvme with ice tower cooler setup.
It's not "free stuff" because he puts in a lot of time and effort to make video content to attract a big enough audience such that vendors send him stuff to review - and good luck to him on that. But it's only "free" if you place no monetary value on your time (which I am sure he does) because if he didn't put in time to make content, he wouldn't be sent the stuff in the first place.
3D printed by a subscriber Pi news 35. Windows 96, SD card storage, Pikiss Retroarch installer & Conky rings. Raspberry Pi. th-cam.com/video/dkrXJopVXmI/w-d-xo.html
The USB 3.0 standard can provide up to 20 volts at 3 amps, the Raspberry Pi 5 probably maxes out at around 2 amps at 5 volts. Even though Apple gets their hardware made in China just like every other company (but charges a premium price for it and hates your privacy) a MAC power adapter should work fine. However, care should be taken when using unbranded USB 3.0 adapters.
@@leepspvideo Let me know if you do and maybe I will too. I've got a 4th Gen PNY Drive I could try but I don't know how to do all of the speed tests that you know how to do though.
It’s not clickbait. You need storage to use a Raspberry Pi. Makerdisk have sd card, 2.5” SSD and NVMe drives pre installed with Raspberry Pi OS. Hence the “setup without a computer” Since this video an eeprom update now gives a network install option which also doesn’t need a computer Raspberry Pi 5. Major eeprom update 17/04/2024. Network install & more th-cam.com/video/prqzOg-GC40/w-d-xo.html I have also made tutorials setting up a pi from an Android phone First time Setup with an Android phone. Raspberry Pi 5 th-cam.com/video/H7DMzSvOWK0/w-d-xo.html
Those transitions from camera to screen capture are buttery smooth. 10/10.
have you installed ubuntu on the NVMe yet Lee?...
You are awesome :)
After manually editing the eprom boot order to sd>usb>nvme if I put in an sd or usb with no os imager comes up on boot, takes longer to boot from nvme as it checks sd and usb first but handy for testing other OS's as I don't need to remove the nvme first
You will have to trust that they haven't stuck any malware on the Raspberry Pi OS that comes pre-installed on their NVME drive. My advice would be to wipe the drive and install it again from official source.
Ultimately you have to decide for yourself how much trust you put into that pre-installed OS.
Me personally, I only run Gentoo Linux builds that I made myself, so I would just wipe it anyway - but each to his own.
My pi5 does offer network boot. "Latest" bootloader. It does not, however, allow kali to run; in my case, i suspect the distro doesn't support having nvme connected, even though I'm booting from SD or USB.
Most Linux systems support nvme. Unfortunately some don’t initially
Try Pinn os. Kali is listed for Pi 5. Might be a workaround
Super easy Multi boot. Setup a Raspberry Pi with almost any device. Pinn Website.
th-cam.com/video/eukGyB4sT3o/w-d-xo.html
@@leepspvideo Will do, @leepspvideo, I have a 52pi bottom hat, the only thing I haven't tried beyond that is completely removing it. I have unplugged it's nvme, but it still has gpio pogo pins. All other os's boot fine, from all three interfaces. Thanks!👍
@@w13rdguy If you're running Kali Linux then you're presumably going to do some network analysis - so just stick it on a VM on a PC, that will work just fine.
plugged the screws in?? well at least you didn't forget to screw in your HDMI cable :)
Screw in HDMI is actually a real thing
where can we find that 3D printed holding clip for the nvme drive ? or did you make it yourself ?
th-cam.com/users/shortsthwUQOp7C9c?si=-LCQYIxCYTP16jRg
If they need a preinstall of RPI, RPI probably isn't for those people. You will soon need/want to reinstall so not sure what the point of these are...
Once you have an os on a pi you can write another one to usb or sd card. Once you have that you may no longer need another computer. Some people have just a Pi and a Mobile phone
What's the case that has the CM4 in it?
I've got a CM4 that needs a better setup than the Waveshare board it's currently on.
Raspberry Pi Plex server setup with Geekworm NASPi CM4-2.5
th-cam.com/video/tgSNGbbFk1c/w-d-xo.html
Sorry for being off topic. I am searching your channel for how to install onscreen keyboard for touchscreen but I couldn't find the video.
I do have too many videos
matchbox keyboard is shown briefly in this video
th-cam.com/video/TV7DLhQYSmI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=o9vU6bTcwDam1hz8
KDE plasma mobile had a decent keyboard
th-cam.com/video/IIPY-P9W410/w-d-xo.htmlsi=jQsnboV0_EZMQa-A
another one here
th-cam.com/video/zW-Uk9Ym5Hk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=XbMDcuyB_Id4HqDE
matchbox keyboard is shown briefly in this video
th-cam.com/video/TV7DLhQYSmI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=o9vU6bTcwDam1hz8
KDE plasma mobile had a decent keyboard
th-cam.com/video/IIPY-P9W410/w-d-xo.htmlsi=jQsnboV0_EZMQa-A
another one here
th-cam.com/video/zW-Uk9Ym5Hk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=XbMDcuyB_Id4HqDE
@@leepspvideo thanks Lee always for your fast support. It seems I didn't use the right search keywords. I just got a 7 inch touchscreen for my raspberry pi 5. Didn't know how to get the onscreen keyboard to show. Will watch the links you shared. Thanks again !
In general - like the ssd idea in raspberry pi, but ... current setup with "hat on top" form-factor is not a good one. You'll have to compromise on cooling. Whichever fan or passive system one chooses, this ssd sits on top. It is actually blocking cooling. Hope that some day Raspberry pi Foundation will come up with better solutions. And one more thing: these Makerdisks cost as much as Raspberry pi itself. Which is 10x more than comparable SD cards.
Sd cards are nowhere near comparable on speed or durability. They are however a good cheap option for things that don’t need the extra speed
Thanks Lee for the new information, good to see the Pi keeps on improving…😊! The only thing missing is you reciting the items at the beginning of your video 3 times fast…😂!
Have a great day!
@@leepspvideo agree about speed and overall purpose, but there's second part to it. With current setup (ssd right on top), how to cool processor effectively?
The Pimoroni NVME base is a nice option.
It goes under the pi 5, active cooler in the usual location.
I have one in my Plex server in a 3D printed case.
@@samoylov1973 I haven’t had an issue with the setup shown. The NVME board has many holes and the official cooler/ heatsink. That said I’m about to try some more overclocking. My next video will show a bottom mounted nvme with ice tower cooler setup.
so jelly of you getting free stuff all the time.
It's not "free stuff" because he puts in a lot of time and effort to make video content to attract a big enough audience such that vendors send him stuff to review - and good luck to him on that.
But it's only "free" if you place no monetary value on your time (which I am sure he does) because if he didn't put in time to make content, he wouldn't be sent the stuff in the first place.
where to get your tf card holders?
3D printed by a subscriber
Pi news 35. Windows 96, SD card storage, Pikiss Retroarch installer & Conky rings. Raspberry Pi.
th-cam.com/video/dkrXJopVXmI/w-d-xo.html
giveaway of 1 makerdisk?😊
I have already used most of them
Can we use Apple MAC power adapter for Raspberry PI 5
The USB 3.0 standard can provide up to 20 volts at 3 amps, the Raspberry Pi 5 probably maxes out at around 2 amps at 5 volts.
Even though Apple gets their hardware made in China just like every other company (but charges a premium price for it and hates your privacy) a MAC power adapter should work fine.
However, care should be taken when using unbranded USB 3.0 adapters.
Have you tried changing it to 4th Gen to see what happens?
I haven’t, although I was thinking about it while editing
@@leepspvideo Let me know if you do and maybe I will too. I've got a 4th Gen PNY Drive I could try but I don't know how to do all of the speed tests that you know how to do though.
its a step backwards that you can't do an internet install for the pi 5...
See my next video when it’s out.
❤
So the title is basically a clickbait. You NEED a computer if you don't have some special fancy nvme instead of one I want to buy.
It’s not clickbait. You need storage to use a Raspberry Pi. Makerdisk have sd card, 2.5” SSD and NVMe drives pre installed with Raspberry Pi OS. Hence the “setup without a computer”
Since this video an eeprom update now gives a network install option which also doesn’t need a computer
Raspberry Pi 5. Major eeprom update 17/04/2024. Network install & more
th-cam.com/video/prqzOg-GC40/w-d-xo.html
I have also made tutorials setting up a pi from an Android phone
First time Setup with an Android phone. Raspberry Pi 5
th-cam.com/video/H7DMzSvOWK0/w-d-xo.html
Rasp pi 5 with SSD nvme and kali Linux