Is there any reason you need more than 3.5A for a RPI4B? That should be plenty unless you are running so power hungry hats. At idle the 4B draws 0.51A (2.5W) under load maximum draw is 1.52A or 7.6W at 5V. The CN12 connector (or is it CN2 I forget) draws off the 5v rail so it should be fine. I looked at this when creating this to run my set-up. Should have spares available in a week or so if anyone is interested.Any advise on what to make a power cable with for USBC on the RPI4B? I just pulled apart a usba to usbc power cable and the wires are pretty thin, looks like max amperage on usba is 3.1amps. Is it better to just use GPIO?
I doubt it, I ended up making it out of a USBA to USBC cord. I was more worried about the cable itself not the naomi, i had noticed USBA wiring is rated for 3.1A. I decided it probably wouldnt pull that and not long enough to melt anything, even if it did I am sitting next to it when its on. So far so good no issues and way more conveinent.Is there any reason you need more than 3.5A for a RPI4B? That should be plenty unless you are running so power hungry hats. At idle the 4B draws 0.51A (2.5W) under load maximum draw is 1.52A or 7.6W at 5V. The CN12 connector (or is it CN2 I forget) draws off the 5v rail so it should be fine. I looked at this when creating this to run my set-up. Should have spares available in a week or so if anyone is interested.
Like I said Max Amp draw pf a RPI4B is only 1.52A you will be fine. I have looked up the specs and metered it with netboot running the max I could get it to pull was just under 1A (954mA)I doubt it, I ended up making it out of a USBA to USBC cord. I was more worried about the cable itself not the naomi, i had noticed USBA wiring is rated for 3.1A. I decided it probably wouldnt pull that and not long enough to melt anything, even if it did I am sitting next to it when its on. So far so good no issues and way more conveinent.
4GB partition without chance to extend it
I found a way to extend the WiPi 8GB img with a software callled MiniTool Partition Wizard and worked! Then I moved the roms from the 32GB img in the roms folder.SSH into the Pi. Run "dietpi-drive_manager" ... wait until it loads (takes a couple of minutes) ... select the disk, click on expand storage. - or use gparted to resize the partition
My setup is a Naomi 2 running at 15khz into a New Astro City. I suppone it should work or am I missing something?The No dimms available message is based on the system type you set against the netdimm, VF4 is a Naomi 2 game. Caution 51 is usually the cabinet type that you access in the Naomi service menu is set incorrectly for the game
All sorted for now…. ThanksThe No dimms available message is based on the system type you set against the netdimm, VF4 is a Naomi 2 game. Caution 51 is usually the cabinet type that you access in the Naomi service menu is set incorrectly for the game
Besides a working static ip you need an getaway (= router) and DNS (= router ip) . If you can't get it working by the ui: you can always login over sshd to your wipi - it is just a dietpie linux installation - and configure stuff there.give the pi access to the internet?
Hey All,Sorry for asking this if it's already been addressed. I've been trying for a couple weeks to figure it out and finally am gonna just ask for help. I can't seem to get the full image to write properly. It writes successfully with win32 disk imager. With Etcher there will be a verification error. When I load it up on the pi 3b+, nothing happens. No wifi network shows up.
I am able to verify that my setup works because I can load the img with no included roms and it comes up and I am able to follow the instructions to make it work.
If anyone can help a noob out here, thanks!
Hello everyone,Hey All,
Follow up on this. I never was able to figure out why the full img wouldn't boot. But I followed the instructions to extend the partition on the img with no roms and everything seems to be working fine now.