Hey guys... I'm just wondering... I too will be going down the same rabbit hole Ya'll are blazing the trail for...
Have you had a stable build running on the Pi4? And if so, what is the reason for pursuing a Pi5 install... what benefit is to be had by diving into a bunch of new gremlins vs. Staying with a Pi4 build that is stable...
If the Pi4 is stable, it wouldn't make sense to me to "upgrade" to the latest Pi unless there is a significant benefit.
In comparison, there are many embedded systems that are running flawlessly on hardware that is obsolete by today's standard on operating systems that aren't even supported any more... is this move to a Pi5 just a personal "I've gotta have the latest and greatest" quest? Seems to me that if the Pi4 is stable and working, then I would leave "well enough" alone
Am I missing something?
Thanks in advance,
Dylan
Have you had a stable build running on the Pi4? And if so, what is the reason for pursuing a Pi5 install... what benefit is to be had by diving into a bunch of new gremlins vs. Staying with a Pi4 build that is stable...
If the Pi4 is stable, it wouldn't make sense to me to "upgrade" to the latest Pi unless there is a significant benefit.
In comparison, there are many embedded systems that are running flawlessly on hardware that is obsolete by today's standard on operating systems that aren't even supported any more... is this move to a Pi5 just a personal "I've gotta have the latest and greatest" quest? Seems to me that if the Pi4 is stable and working, then I would leave "well enough" alone
Am I missing something?
Thanks in advance,
Dylan

