Raspberry Pi5 - NVMe M2 Boot (Pineberry Pi HatDrive!)

After this, one problem eliminated: Volumio started properly with connected NVMe. Time to put 3.601 image again.

Would be interested because of my current Volumio initramfs re-factoring activities, but can’t help you there.
I’m 1.5 months away from my dev environment and RPI 5 is only available there from merchants making a racket with overpriced “RPi 5 starter kits”.
This is me, never fond of a PI and now that I need one…, grrrrr…

Ping me PM - maybe I can help here.

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If you want Pi5 in regullar price ( about 80 euros with active cooler ) give me know. I tried to send you PM but you have blocked.

yes, to save me from getting too many PM for personal support.

I can’t use PI 5 currently, because of being away for 1.5 months, having only 2 selected sbc’s with me to tinker with.
Perhaps by the end of Feb I will find another solution, thanks anyway.

Are they that cheap in Poland? Damn.

We are a poor post-communist country :wink:

It’s normal price from global Farnell.com . Next will be next week on sell.

Yeah, not that poor anymore? Funny still, 20 years ago we shipped all our old cars to Poland. Now they send back rPi’s :slight_smile:

I don’t know why but now :

Pi5 start from NVMe but finish on this and I can’t connect with Pi to configure it.

Have you tried to use browser http://192.168.2.66/dev/ and enabled SSH?

Don’t take the PiS(s) out of Poland people!

nope, won’t take them from anywhere. After the first bad experience with mine, I’ll wait a bit longer and only take one as replacement for one of my rPii4’s.

This I can give you for free… no I can pay you if you take PiS from here. I think and hope that they are finish in Poland.

EDIT: If someone don’t know: PiS is a political party from Poland that has ruled for the last 8 years, ruining the economy and contacts with Europe, and their model was Hungary, with Urban at the head. They lost the elections but they still do not want to give Poland back to the people.

Yes and:

ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED

Will try with image one more time.

glad you’re one of those :wink:
I know, but meant as a joke, taking the piss out of someone means making fun of him.
Fitted perfectly with getting rid of PiS.

I wonder, what am I doing differently.
After flashing and powering down I also drain power → unplugging power source when removing MicroSD.

Do you have like USB keyboard that you could connect directly?

updater userdata

from console.

Yes I bought last time espacially for Volumio :slight_smile:

The same me.

I use KB and type volumio but login incorect.

I have SD Card inside Pi but still start from NVMe ??

From cold start? This is very odd indeed.

when booted from NVME only (wipes all user data).

Yes. I tried with RaspiOS SD card and the same. Boot from NVMe

Yes, but I have volumio login: type “volumio”
password : type “volumio”
login inccorect

BOOT_ORDER RPi4 Description
0xf41 Try SD first, followed by USB-MSD then repeat (default if BOOT_ORDER is empty)
0xf14 Try USB first, followed by SD then repeat
0xf21 Try SD first, followed by NETWORK then repeat
BOOT_ORDER RPi5 Description
0xf416 Try SD first, followed by USB-MSD, followed by NVME then repeat (default if BOOT_ORDER is empty)
0xf164 Try USB first, followed by NVME, followed by SD then repeat
0xf216 Try SD first, followed by NETWORK, followed by NVME then repeat

The BOOT_ORDER property defines the sequence for the different boot modes. It is read right to left and up to 8 digits may be defined.

Value Mode Description
0x0 SD CARD DETECT Try SD then wait for card-detect to indicate that the card has changed - deprecated now that 0xf (RESTART) is available.
0x1 SD CARD SD card (or eMMC on Compute Module 4).
0x2 NETWORK Network boot.
0x3 RPIBOOT RPIBOOT.
0x4 USB-MSD USB mass storage boot.
0x5 BCM-USB-MSD USB 2.0 boot from USB Type C socket (CM4: USB type A socket on CM IO board, using bootloader EEPROM from 2020-12-14 onwards).
0x6 NVME CM4 and RPi5 only: boot from an NVMe SSD connected to the PCIe interface.
0xe STOP Stop and display error pattern. A power cycle is required to exit this state.
0xf RESTART Restart from the first boot-mode in the BOOT_ORDER field i.e. loop