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I use (actually, used, the dongle died) a cheap RTL2832U dongle with rtl_433 to read all my wireless 433 MHz sensors (mostly temperature and moisture). I ran this under Linux on an old Raspberry Pi 3B+ for a long time. I have ordered a new dongle, when it comes, I shall reinstall that Raspberry...

ethernet, not wifi. But still cool.

Very cool. Finally a Raspberry Pi wifi driver for FreeBSD. I wonder how it compares to OpenBSD/NetBSD's offering. You mentioned in the repo quite a lot of AI generation? How was the experience? Was it as straight forward as, here is some code for another platform, here are some shite docs, Go!

Indeed, Bluetooth and Nvidia support are conscious choices. Some examples where OpenBSD's efforts have yielded better results include Wifi on Raspberry Pi 3 (bwfm(4)) and support for recent Intel wifi (i.e iwx(4)) before FreeBSD got their Linux shim in place (and optionally imported iwx from...

In fairness, the flip side of OpenBSD's volunteer hardware efforts being so impressive is the continued lack of Bluetooth or Nvidia support, though those come down to conscious choices. Meanwhile the FreeBSD Foundation and its sponsors have paid for recent (overdue) WiFi improvements. That's a...

Hardware schema's for Raspberry are not availble. & Broadcom chips are not solled individualy (only trough Raspberry foundation for Raspberry SBC's). Note : there is also "orange PI", "Asus thinkerboard"

Thanks for testing! Yeah, it isn't any more than alpha quality right now. There's no real fan speed sense AFAICT. Turning the fan off doesn't appear to work except by unloading the driver. Since there are a few people apparently willing to test, please submit issues in the github repo. My...

A Raspberry pico or esp32 is often sufficient for gpio projects and doesn't cost that much if it goes down in smoke. It can be USB attached to and controlled by a FreeBSD machine.

I'm building on a RPi 5 with Argon Neo 5 case/heatsink/fan and the supplied thermal pads between. It idles at 39.1C, gets up to ~50C under load with the fan, just using the thresholds and speeds copied from the linux driver. Post what kind of hardware you're using for heat management and...

Well, my guess was wrong. I put releng/14.4 sources on my Pi5, and built the modules (just a simple "make"). Then I loaded the bcm2712.ko module. As soon as I had loaded it, the fan started spinning. I also loaded the rp5.ko module (this is the sysctl part, from looking at the sources). dmesg...

This is such a good setup

Hmm, there exists cases like the Pironman 5, which have a tower cooler and external fans that can be controlled with GPIO pins (see documentation). That would not change the problem with the fan on the cooler (still controlled by the (for FreeBSD unsupported) rp1), but perhaps the external fans...

Raspberry PI 4 ?

Most arm64 boards might, but the Raspberry Pi / Broadcom is different root@devpi5:~ # ls -l /dev/pwm* ls: /dev/pwm*: No such file or directory and no "temperature" under hw either root@devpi5:~ # sysctl hw | grep temp hw.usb.template: -1

Is there pciconf for this platform? If yes, could you add 'pciconf -lv' output in addition? And could you add 'devinfo -r' output as well? This should give us better understanding of the platform...

On the other end, keeping a lower end machine is an intellectual interesting thing. It learns me alot about poudriere conf. Because , not everything is for free. There is even fun in it. Also note some use poudriere even on Raspberry. Until now i was able to compile everything except "zed" which...

Whoa RPi 4 awesome I’m looking into an RPi 4 build as well. We were just discussing old RPi devices here Thread 'Old raspberry pi ( 2011.12 ) modell B' https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/old-raspberry-pi-2011-12-modell-b.101674/

Ok, I wrote a FreeBSD 15.0-release image to a usb stick, which I booted on the Raspberry Pi 5. No changes as far as I could see (in other words, no fan control, no on board networking) So I upgraded to FreeBSD 15.0-release-p5 via freebsd-update. root@generic:~ # freebsd-version -ku...

I bought this Heltec V4 and I want to pair it with the RPi 4 for a mesh node project my student club is developing Heltec V4 https://heltec.org/project/wifi-lora-32-v4/ RPi 4 https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/raspberry-pi-4-model-b/

Nice! I found the pioneers of LoRa tech - can add FreeBSD Mesh now here - within our small community. My student organization is developing a mesh node project and FreeBSD is always considered for implementation and developing new technologies. I stumbled onto the peeps over at HardenedBSD R&D...