How to turbo-charge your Raspberry Pi 5 with an NVMe boot drive

[Admin]

The fastest Raspberry Pi just got faster thanks to a PCIe interface and some low cost NVMe storage options. We show you how to get up and running!

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[synthetic hooman]

Very helpful, but please include the make and model of the NVMe HAT you are using, and a link so we know where to purchase.
Thanks

 

[if not myString:]

Very helpful, but please include the make and model of the NVMe HAT you are using, and a link so we know where to purchase.
Thanks

The name of the board is printed on it.

Pineberry Pi

Pineberry Pi

pineberrypi.com

 

[SonoraTechnical]

I understand Downloading the OS to the NVMe board.. But I don't know how you INstall it to the drive when it's attached as a non-boot drive via USB3 and you've already booted from the MicroSD that Has RaspberryPi installed...

If you download it to the NVMe and take care to do everything to prepare it to boot form the NVMe... when you reboot, with the MicroSD removed, won't it just go through the install procedure at that point on the NVMe drive?