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The 64 bit 2127.1000 has too many issues to run BC and node-red. I backed down to 32 bit 20H2 which runs fine on the Pi.

My plan is to update my Pi 4 thread once I iron out difficulties for the 64 bit 2127.1000 developers build. As an aside on board bluetooth driver works... sound now through a bluetooth speaker.

I have been fighting all day to install VS 2019 and get node-red on the latest insider build... There is always tomorrow.

Here is the latest update on youtube...

Windows on Arm now emulates 64 bit programs starting with Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21277 (RS_PRERELEASE) to Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel. Here is a youtube link to install and deloat it with nlite and the .xml file in the Windows on Raspberry Pi discord channel.

Try this youtube link:

I don't know how invite... The site is Windows on Raspberry Pi in discord. Let me know.

Edit: The Windows 10 image is no longer available on the Windows on Raspberrypi Discord site, but instructions are there to download an image and debloat the image with Nlite and a XML file.

Braumke, As to your questions, I use honeywell gas valves with a standing pilot. I the am having difficulty in automating the burners to keep a specfied temp range. Are we talking the use of rpi os or perhaps ubuntu (and gentoo for that matter) for Ignition?

I have node-red setup in windows on arm running on a Pi 4 with 4 G memory to export recipes into BruControl. Please see my post in automated brewing. I would be interested in testing your project. I use propane, however...

To your question of using a SSD, the driver is flaky on USB 3, but reports are to use a USB 2 port (black). Use a fast USB thumb drive (USB 3 or greater) instead on a USB 3 port (blue).

From what I have read, purchasing the 8 G model is overkill. If you already have one, go for it. You will be able to use all 8 G. Check out BruControl on your Pi, and tell us what your impressions are. Those instructions are for a full automation implementation. If you just want to install...

I have posted instructions to install BruControl on Raspberrypi 4. Admittedly, it takes a bit longer to load the large amount of data and programs than a PC would (unless you have a 3 year-old laptop with a A-12 chip like I do) but once up, It’s fast enough for brewing. I am happy enough. Maybe...

Though there are nay-sayers about using a Pi 4 to run BruControl, I spent time because I own 7 Pi’s. I started with the original model, to build a wireless fermentation/keggerator monitor with temp sensors (Teensynet with 3.2 Teensy circa 2013). I own 2 - 4 G Pi 4’s, and wanted to put one to use...

To anybody out there who cares... There has been a great update to the raspberrypi 4 4 gig model the last couple of days by patching a driver that now allows use of all 4 USB A ports and 3 gigs of memory. A USB to ethernet adapter to the Pi and a mega connect to a AC750 travel router in the...

Congratulations to the winners and big thank you to Delta Brewing Systems for the opportunity to win!

Quality equipment!

I apologize- I meant to say I make my own 1-wire probes with M8 shielded cable as a suggestion for those that choose to use 1-wire temp probes.

I make my own ss three-wire probes using M8 shielded cable: htmsensors.com - C-MS3TZ-V075+C-FS3TZ-V075. They have three connections rather than 4) as described in a 10 year old thread on this site. Just search "make your own ss temperature probes." I seal the open end of the ss tube with silver...

Some people just like to "Just because".