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I feel like someone should basically build the Pi 400, but use a Compute Module 4 at the heart... like I wish the Pi Foundation would've done, for upgradeabilit
by geerlingguy 6y ago
I feel like someone should basically build the Pi 400, but use a Compute Module 4 at the heart... like I wish the Pi Foundation would've done, for upgradeability.
- dijit 6y agothe compute modules rarely (if ever) support backwards compatibility. At least not that I've ever seen.
- geerlingguy 6y agoUp until the CM4, every generation of CM (original CM, CM3, CM3+) worked in the exact same slot on the same hardware. I know this because I tested a mixed cluster with all three on a Turing Pi board :) Additionally, upgrading from a 1 GB Lite module to an 8 GB 32 GB eMMC module could also be possible if they were swappable.