I'd hate to discourage people from putting in effort but just explaining the reality. On Sat, Feb 12, 2022, 8:17 PM wrote: > Quoth Thaddeus Woskowiak : > > I don't think Miller's wifi does WPA or any auth. Though I've not ran > > Miller's pi image in a long time. Miller's wifi driver is also different > > from 9 front's WiFi driver so it's not a simple port. > > > > For good pi audio I use a Dayton USB DAC which outputs pretty clean > audio. > > > > Unfortunately the pi uses a really crummy SoC as it started life as an > > EoL'd chip for set-top boxes. That's why it does weird crap like boot > from > > the GPU and lacked proper Ethernet for ages. Even Pi founder Ebbon Upton > > was unable to grasp why people wanted proper Ethernet as the pi was only > > ever meant for teaching. It's an educational toy built from a chip > > scrounged from the cut out bin but everyone seems to want to ignore that > > part. You get what you pay for. > > > > I tend to prefer cheap embedded PC's off eBay or itx Celeron SoC boards > if > > I need a small low power system. > > > > On Sat, Feb 12, 2022, 1:11 PM wrote: > > > > > So 9front on pi4 seems pretty stable. But has anyone got audio and wifi > > > working. I recall > > > reading some place that pi hardware developers kind of deviated from > > > convention so its a bit > > > tricky to get some of that stuff working. Perhaps I might also be > asking > > > for some sort of > > > guide to read on how to build or deal with making drivers in 9front and > > > some troubleshooting > > > steps to follow. Ponies and Unicorns I want those also, so yea. > > > > > > > Interesting. Seems like a lot of wasted effort. Unless as you say using pi > as a teaching > experiement. So what about hackboard2. Kind of the same specs but Intel. > I'm wondering if > it will just boot 9front and work without too much fuss. >