Can anyone help me identify the type of Raspberry Pi board in the attached photo.
Thanks
Rapidtim
Board identification
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Re: Board identification
Very early Raspberry Pi1.
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Re: Board identification
Raspberry Pi Model B. About 3 versions from the beginning, as it doesn't have any remaining sign of the USB current limiting polyfuses.
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Pi 1B Rev 2.
It has the holes for an additional 8 pin GPIO connector, which the original Pi 1B didn't have. Also there are no USB polyfuses.
It has the holes for an additional 8 pin GPIO connector, which the original Pi 1B didn't have. Also there are no USB polyfuses.
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Re: Board identification
+1 FWIW, compare with my "raspiblue" pictures: https://www.cpmspectrepi.uk/raspberry_p ... uePis.html
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Still running Raspbian Jessie or Stretch on some older Pi's (an A, B1, 2xB2, B+, P2B, 3xP0, P0W, 2xP3A+, P3B+, P3B, B+, and a A+) but Buster on the P4B's. See: https://www.cpmspectrepi.uk/raspberry_pi/raspiidx.htm
Re: Board identification
Thanks. Most helpful 