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I don't have room for that tinyminimicro pc case. I could fit 8 pi's in it. > The Pi 5 can be fitted with an NVME SSD, but for me it's too little, too late. Be
by johnchristopher 2y ago
I don't have room for that tinyminimicro pc case. I could fit 8 pi's in it.
> The Pi 5 can be fitted with an NVME SSD, but for me it's too little, too late. Because I feel there is a type of computer on the market, that is much more compelling than the Pi.
My pi4 has been running from an ssd for years now, no sd card. Usb3,not nvme but still good enough for my (most ?) use case.
- chrisjj 2y ago> I don't have room for that tinyminimicro pc case. I could fit 8 pi's in it. Interesting. What likwly application of yours has 8 PIs in one case? > My pi4 has been running from an ssd for years now Not with 7 more in that case, right? :)
- johnchristopher 2y ago> > I don't have room for that tinyminimicro pc case. I could fit 8 pi's in it. > Interesting. What likwly application of yours has 8 PIs in one case? None at the moment, it's just to compare and put emphasis on how the case takes up too much space compared to a single pi. > > My pi4 has been running from an ssd for years now > Not with 7 more in that case, right? :) Comment was more about how the pi4 could already boot and be run from an SSD (or NVME disk or whatever you put in a USB disk case). I think, with some good cable management, we could put 5 pis and SSDs into the case though !
- chrisjj 2y agoI'd say "more" != "too much", myself. > I think, with some good cable management, we could put 5 pis and SSDs into the case though ! I eagerly await the HN post! :)
- johnchristopher 2y agoDo you have like... a problem or something ? That's a lot of question with smilies.
- chrisjj 2y agoNo problem. > That's a lot of question with smilies. One question with one smilie.
- johnchristopher 2y agoYou are acting like an asshole :).