How My Raspberry Pi 5 Came Alive

This session I introduce you to my Pi5 and add a NVMe Base and M2 SSD.
SD cards were designed for storage and not to run operating systems like the Raspberry Pi image.
Adding a NVME Base with the 520 M.2 SSD drive makes the system more reliable! The changes are unbelievable!
NVMe Base for Raspberry Pi 5 - NVMe Base : shop.pimoroni....
sunfounder-esp32-ultimate-starter-kit: www.sunfounder...

[@RossPotts]

Nicely done sir! I’ve just turned 55, so I’m kind of in the older folks stage now, though I’ve been playing with the PIs since they came out. Always nice to have someone put a video up that I can refer too!
One thing to note for viewers. Make sure you purchased an NVME drive, and not an SATA card. They have different pinouts even though they fit. Don’t ask

[@LetsCodeForTheOlderFolks-dt2vx]

Your welcome

[@ApeGizmo]

Hello Sir.
This was a helpfull Tutorial for me.
Thank you for the Work.
greetings from Germany to you

[@LetsCodeForTheOlderFolks-dt2vx]

Thanks ApeGizmo I'm glad it helped you

[@micr0chap]

Thanks for assuming I'm less than knowledgeable on all of this detail. You're right to. Cheers, mate! (sub'd)

[@skrame01]

Now make it do something useful.

[@RossPotts]

Show us your projects.

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

So the "Mechanical engineer by degree with automotive engine and microturbine generator experience, currently reside in the Detroit area making a Minecraft Creeper robot" can't make a Pi do something himself?

[@RossPotts]

@@terrydaktyllus1320don’t be TOO hard on him. After all, he did manage to solder a bunch of LED strips together…

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

@@RossPotts We're of a similar age, by the way, if I look at your post below.
What I find more "disturbing" about people like him from the "younger generation" is the complete lack of self awareness and self entitlement in what they write - otherwise you'd read what you wrote before posting it and not doing so because it makes you look very silly as a person.