I didn’t know… now I do. I was lazy and plugged a 12v plug from my security cameras into my rasb pi 4 model b. For a helium crypto miner. It gets really hot almost immediately now. Anything I can do with it, bought a new one.
Yeah that’s what happens. How hard is it to take off the Ethernet adapter and solder it to another rasb pi same model..If it gets hot with a 5v adapter, you most likely killed it and there's nothing you can do with it
I uhh put a drill bit in the working one.. got a usb 3 to Ethernet adapter. Thinking it’s bottlenecking the working rasb pi.Desolder the ethernet adapter? Like the connector at the back? There's no need to do that, since every Raspberry Pi 4 has one (unless you somehow modified yours)
May I ask what you're doing that resulted in thisI uhh put a drill bit in the working one
It would be a bit slower, but not by that much of a noticeable marginThinking it’s bottlenecking the working rasb pi.
May I ask what you're doing that resulted in this
It would be a bit slower, but not by that much of a noticeable margin
And to answer your original question, if you don't have a lot of experience soldering, its almost going to be impossible
So I bought a helium miner. The brand I bought Finestra covered up the Ethernet port. So I dumbly used a drill bit to hollow out the plastic. Drill bit went Into Ethernet port. Gotta say It was a prefect estimation of where it would be. Just used too much force.You make a good point. This would be a time to get the experience you need to unsolder and solder the connector. Then you'll have the experience the next time you need to do a bit of soldering.
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