RPI3 with Stretch works like the others

[jeanrocco]

Hello Daniel
The RPI3 works fine with Rasbian Stretch, it behaves like the othe ones.
I have been inspired by you lipopi project and came out with https://github.com/jeanrocco/Pi_SD_SAVER . If you have some time to spare, would you look at it and tell me what you think...
jrb.

[NeonHorizon]

Nice project :)
Does that mean I should remove the special notes about the RPI3?

[jeanrocco]

Hello Daniel,

Le 1 déc. 2017 à 04:20, Daniel Bull ***@***.***> a écrit : Nice project :)

Will you try it ? :-) ! it’s an eyes opener for the inexpensive Attiny85

DOes that mean I should remove the special notes about the RPI3?

I didn’t check with priors Raspbians, but I think you note is still valid for the earlier versions. It will be up to the readers/users to find out what they should do, there are too many variations already. But with your project they are forewarned of the potential problem. I just got this brand new RPI3 from Arrow USA, a black Friday special, only 45 $ Can. flat, no taxes no custom fees, a bargain considering it sells here in Montreal close to 80 $ with taxes. I downloaded Raspbian Stretch and was please to see it was handling the TX signal like the previous PIs’s Os. I then simply swapped this new RPI3 (stretch) with my RPI 2+ (Jessie) that I was using for development and my PI_SD_SAVER gadget worked perfectly.

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[NeonHorizon]

Thanks for the info I will update the page to reflect this.
Unfortunately I have no time for projects at the moment as my work is very busy so I wont be able to check your ATTiny project :(