Lul

no good

can't even get a single card under there

also why on earth you would strap the cards to raspbi (or have more than 1 distro on your pi (okay maybe two if you are really lazy and cant be arsed to install lakka to same distro as other shit)

nvm, I got Netflix working on Raspbian

utilisation is around 45-50% and 800MB RAM used

At 1080p it's actually a little better with direct HDMI

20-40% dependent on scene and loading state

a little screen tearing, but that's great for a NZD$100 computer

@Tervy
Raspbian, general use
RetroPie/Lakka: gaming
and other utility cards to switch out

I think tomorrow I will try to set up Lakka

now that I have proper HDMI out

@PoliteSuka why not just install raspian enviroment with lakka starter

so you dont need to switch just choose right icon

because another micro SD card is like NZD$5

who plutonium sediment cares

and m.2 shield or hdd/ssd shield is 30 and ?

but you do you :P just bringing the options

i literally have no idea how that works

and if I can just plug and play that shit, that's way better tbh

also I don't think those M.2 adaptors would even exist for RPi4

i doubt it makes things that differently to not work

this?

for example yes

i mean if you find specialy the usb3.0 stuff like that

it should give you decent write-read speeds too for the hardware

it would conflict with the current case i'm using

whelp out of window that option then

specialy if you have one of better cases

there is always the direct Sata SSD to USB 3.0 cables

if you want to strap SSD there externaly

dis stuff

tho it also requires you to have good PSU for your pi

I do have that

but then again

That's defeating the point for me

maybe its just me hating microsd card switching .. specialy if i need to try new distro or reset the oss

i wish there was way to do it tru raspbi easily

but that would require raspbi to have user-accessible BIOS of some sort

i would be happy to just "sd card you want rewritten in pi, usb stick with ISO > push button to flash" kind of deal

i would not need to design cases with easy retrieval slots or quick-access functions