Raspberry Pi 4

Spacehitchhiker42 wrote: drive.google.com/open?id=1JbPiXr_i8be1GWVPG8PJmr7NlOo6WpKD

give it a try now.
password is cnc

i had to ctrl-alt-f1 at the login prompt in order to run raspi-config to expand the filesystem, after that it worked great.

if you run the test configuration, it'll use the gpio header

xdir=3, xstep=5, ydir=7, ystep=11, zdir=13, zstep=15

Did you etch the image to the SD card or copy the image to it? If you etched it which etcher did you use?

For those of you who would like to grab my kernel and debs from my web site, I've had to sht the server down until I can figure out how to lock the search bots out, they aren't just indexing the site, several of them have downloaded the entire site repeatedly, leaving no upload bandwidth for people who could use the code. This has been going on for about 2 weeks and I'm shall we say, tired of it..

I'll be 3 or so days in the shop, getting a new aortic valve installed, and will see about some sort of blacklist when I get back home. Apache2 is not well equipt if they ignore your robots.txt.

nginx seems to have better facilities, but doesn't just work out of the box, and will not let me dl any of its docs, so the initial setup is hidden from me..

Thanks all

Gene Heskett

Good luck Gene - wishing you the best while in the "shop"

Chris

unforch, I had to drive 3 hours round trip just to talk to them. Enough to upset the pope. Absolutely everything we talked about, except putting my Freddy McGilicuddy on two pieces of paper, could have been done over the phone by on of the Dr's girls.

According to the dyed cat scans, my blood vessels are a bit tight to allow the device to be implanted thru the groin, so thursday they will install a stent or 3 to stretch them out. But that will require a driver because the twilight shot doesn't wear off fast enough to let me drive myself home.

Then they'll schedule installing the new valve. Another weeks delay, or more. Grrrrr.

And thats all I know.

Take care all.

Cheers, Gene Heskett

Spacehitchhiker42

Did you etch the image to the SD card? I tried balenaEtcher but it gives me an error because the file extension isn't supported. Do I need to try a different etcher? I have tried removing the extension and installing but I get the 4 flashes of the green light which means the start*.elf isn't found. I tried reformatting the sd card and then copying the .tar.gz file and still not working. What am I doing wrong?

RyanG wrote: Spacehitchhiker42

Did you etch the image to the SD card? I tried balenaEtcher but it gives me an error because the file extension isn't supported. Do I need to try a different etcher? I have tried removing the extension and installing but I get the 4 flashes of the green light which means the start*.elf isn't found. I tried reformatting the sd card and then copying the .tar.gz file and still not working. What am I doing wrong?

I got it all figured out, but when I was looking at the GPIO Hal I noticed the pin assignments says they are for the Pi 2/3. Are the GPIO pins for the Pi4 the same as 2/3?

One other question, Has anyone been able to clock the Pi to run it faster. When I tried to do it I got an error stating that it couldn't be done with the image that I got from Spacehitchhiker42. I tried it from the boot sequence when pressing Shift during the boot process. Is there a way to do it through the terminal?