Power & Source of Big Ideas

Lamity2001 wrote:
Regarding the M.2 form factor for SSH on the NanoPi R5S,

Wrong model, it is an R5C (not S).
The R5C form factor is 2230. E-key I think.
It'll be hard to find anything but wifi with the right key.
I use OpenWRT that I build but probably the mediatek 7921au.
The eflasher software doesn't find the eMMC unless an ethernet cable is plugged in.
The wiki mentions USB2LCD. where do I get one?
It worked when I logged in my google account.
I'd rather not be logged in. :-)
Does this help?
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PS! The ruler is mm on the right and inches on the left.
I get the error "download quota for this file exceeded at this time, so unable to download at this time". :-(
I didn't know there was only 1 screw, I got mine today. :-)
I don't which part to measure.
It is a plus although that wouldn't matter. :-)
I would take one of the screws you have to a parts store.
I am Canadian so I would go to Canadian Tire.
rhap4boy wrote:
How do I use one R5C as access point and another as R5C wireless client so I can connect two separate networks together via wireless? Is there another way to do this?


What OS?
Does the amps matter on the power adapter?
I have a spare 5V/3A and I read the specs are 5V/2A.
Is it possible to boot the R5C from USB (or an M2 NVMe drive)?
A boot loader on the eemc that can boot anything would be awesome.
What do I need to add wifi to a non-wifi version?
Do all I need is to buy something like this:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005466244406.html
?

An M.2 card, antennas, antenna mounting screws.
Is the hold on the R5C the same size as the baffle?