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Nebra CM4 Flashstick #520

Closed shawaj closed 11 months ago

shawaj commented 1 year ago

Thought this might be of interest. You can buy it, but it is also OSHW :-)

Nebra-Compute-Module-4-1_2000x2000

https://github.com/NebraLtd/FlashStick https://www.nebra.com/products/nebra-raspberry-pi-cm4-flash-stick https://github.com/NebraLtd/FlashStick/tree/main/Raspberry_Pi_Compute_Module_4

shawaj commented 1 year ago

P.S. if you want any @geerlingguy, just ping me and we can arrange (FYI - it is compatible with Etcher and EtcherPro)

geerlingguy commented 1 year ago

@shawaj - Ooh... so if you plug this in will you still have to use usbboot to configure eMMC, or does it automatically set things up like that right away?

shawaj commented 1 year ago

@geerlingguy so it has two modes - usb boot or emmc boot (i.e. you can use it as a compute stick as well as a flasher).

But yes you still need to use the usbboot stuff. Just that Etcher and EtcherPro have that built in and automatically recognise the compute module

geerlingguy commented 1 year ago

Etcher and EtcherPro have that built in and automatically recognise the compute module

I didn't realize that! https://blog.balena.io/etcher-now-with-multi-write-and-compute-module-support/

I would love to have one of these on hand—would make it even easier than the PiTray mini that I currently use, as I could just slap this into the USB 3 port I have hanging off my Mac, when I need to mess with an eMMC CM4.

Edit: I also have an Etcher Pro to test it with... though that's somewhere stuck in shipping right now. I couldn't fit it in my luggage when I was traveling back from an event where it was invaluable.

shawaj commented 1 year ago

Sure thing @geerlingguy we have plenty of them in the warehouse, and CM3 ones too :-)

Can you ping an email with your address to support@nebra.com and a link to this github issue and then let me know the ticket number. Then I'll handle the rest. (Or you can create the ticket at https://support.nebra.com)

Also let us know if there's any other products you might be interested in playing around with on https://nebra.com or https://pi-supply.com :-)

shawaj commented 1 year ago

And re EtcherPro - yeah it's super handy. We use them in manufacturing for our Helium Miners to program thousands of SD cards and CM3+ ... Very handy!

geerlingguy commented 1 year ago

@shawaj - Nice! I emailed that support address but haven't gotten a response.

shawaj commented 1 year ago

No worries, I've found the ticket #417021 :-)

I sent a reply a bit earlier

shawaj commented 1 year ago

Just checking you received the package ok @geerlingguy ?

geerlingguy commented 1 year ago

@shawaj - I did! I have stashed it into a small box with a couple other CM4-based products I'm hoping to get to after I can get my new office buildout underway... right now too many things cluttering up my shelves to get to a compendium video!

geerlingguy commented 11 months ago

Page: https://pipci.jeffgeerling.com/boards_cm/nebra-cm4-flashstick.html