Is the power outage just a quick blip or sustained for some tens of seconds? If the outage is short there will be some power stored in the PSU that will slowly die away and cause the voltage received by the RPi to fade. This can cause the RPi to enter a mode where it isn't "off" but does does not w...

We also used these USB sticks instead of SD cards, and this has definitely reduced the risk of data corruption and failed boots, however, it has not completely eliminated them. Last week we experienced a prolonged power outage at a remote site (which does have a UPS), yet the Pi never booted back up...

So... we just ordered 4 pi 4's for our customers, only to find out USB boot is not supported? Why has this model have been released without it? Shouldn't you at least have feature parity before you release a new version? And the obnoxious "it will be ready when it's ready" and "you'll just have to w...

Especially since 64 bit is not needed for 99% of users and applications of a Pi. I really detest such baseless statements. Can you show me what you base these figures on? We need a 64 bit OS to be able to update MongoDB to 3.2+. But because that needs a 64 bit OS, we are stuck with MongoDB 2 which ...

I use a similar Acer screen, and also used this work around, which enabled the touch to work, but we are facing a problem that it *stops* working after a while for no apparent reason. Restarting the Pi resolves the issue. Any idea of where we could look to find debugging information?

The only thing that worked to get this screen to work was using `dwc_otg.speed=1` in /boot/cmdline.txt Really a bummer, Dell stopped making their glass panel touch screen which worked flawlessly with the Raspberry Pi, so we were stuck with Acer which is pretty much the last manufacturer of reasonabl...

For anyone looking for older versions of Raspbian Lite, they are located here http://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspbian_lite/images/

I am experiencing issues with 4.14 crashing the Raspberry Pi when reading inputs from the GPIO.
The issue is documented here: https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/2550

How can I run `apt-get upgrade` on an older version of Raspbian but avoid the kernel being upgraded from 4.9 to 4.14?

Running pkill x through ssh (or in the background) was the only one that worked for me.
The keyboard combinations had no effect whatsoever.

I can confirm that with the latest Raspbian Lite Stretch image, all that is needed to get wifi to work on boot is put a wpa_supplicant.conf file in /boot with the aforementioned 3 lines and your network configuration. That, plus the ssh file to enable ssh, allowed me to ssh into my pi with the fresh...