Raspberry 4 related...

Rafael_Gutierrez

First of all.

Does Emteria.os run in the Raspberry 4??

Second question...

Is USB 3.0, ethernet and micro-hdmi supported??

And the last question..

If it's not supported, can the team make a release that is compatible with the Raspberry 4?? (1GB, 2GB and 4GB models)

BasicItStuff

There are 2 other posts about the raspberry pi 4. One is mine, I have a pi 4, 4GB model and I was unable to boot. I tested with a screen on the first HDMI and I tested with a screen on the second HDMI. Maybe @kalkov can close my post and this one and update us on the post that has the most comments? Basically all 3 posts ask the same thing, will it work (at the moment that seems to be a hard no) and what is the timeline for a pi 4 release if any?

Rafael_Gutierrez

@BasicItStuff said:
There are 2 other posts about the raspberry pi 4. One is mine, I have a pi 4, 4GB model and I was unable to boot. I tested with a screen on the first HDMI and I tested with a screen on the second HDMI. Maybe @kalkov can close my post and this one and update us on the post that has the most comments? Basically all 3 posts ask the same thing, will it work (at the moment that seems to be a hard no) and what is the timeline for a pi 4 release if any?

Wait... But could I just re-place the old Kernel, and put a new Kernel inside the BOOT folder? (for now)

At least we could use USB 2.0 and one Micro-HDMI port, and even though no USB 3.0, no dual-display support and no Gigabit ethernet is bad, for a momentary use (until a official realaese is announced) is not bad, at all...

BasicItStuff

Please let me know if that works and if so how you do this and where you get the kernel from and witch one worked.

kalkov

I don't think replacing the kernel will work, as the underlying hardware architecture changed too. I would say we continue this discussion here: https://forum.emteria.com/discussion/743/will-emteria-support-raspberry-pi-4#latest