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Have you tried putting a Raspberry Pi 3 (without the USB 3.0) in between and sending the signals over Ethernet?
by harha 6y ago
Have you tried putting a Raspberry Pi 3 (without the USB 3.0) in between and sending the signals over Ethernet?
- yummypaint 6y agoWe have historically avoided using PIs for critical things because of innevitable memory card corruption after a few years. Now that there are means to boot from other storage media that might change. What i would really like is a BIOS option to kill 3.0 capability.
- harha 6y agoOnly model 4 has USB3 (and that one comes with two ports that only have USB2), in case you don't need the higher performance.