Laser Oscilloscope App for iOS

[mrfloppy]

it doesnt show up if i search for it

[HankLloydRight]

Dave, it's not hard to find, but there's a page on the Apple Developer App website where you can set countries to sell in. It might just be set to the default US/Canada.
It's been a while since I have had an app in the app store, so I don't remember exactly where it is.

[DZ]

Dave, it's not hard to find, but there's a page on the Apple Developer App website where you can set countries to sell in. It might just be set to the default US/Canada.
It's been a while since I have had an app in the app store, so I don't remember exactly where it is.

Thanks, Hank!

Found that I needed to declare myself as a trader or not a trader before the app would be available to EU countries. I went in and specified not a trader but it could take 24 hours to take effect.

mrfloppy, thanks for bringing this to my attention! With any luck, in 24 hours it *should* be available for you to try. Let me know!

[mrfloppy]

Thanks, Hank!

Found that I needed to declare myself as a trader or not a trader before the app would be available to EU countries. I went in and specified not a trader but it could take 24 hours to take effect.

mrfloppy, thanks for bringing this to my attention! With any luck, in 24 hours it *should* be available for you to try. Let me know!

Yeah! i just installed it on my Iphone <3

thanks for the fix

[DZ]

Awesome, glad that worked and hope you find it useful!

[HankLloydRight]

Right now the existing RPi4 inventory prices are stable.

I could go CM4+RPi4 adapter for about $15 more a full RPi4 now.

https://www.pishop.us/product/raspbe...4-model-b-1gb/

But things could change quickly.

[swamidog]

i'd much rather use a cm4+adapter than pi4. eMMC > SD.

Right now the existing RPi4 inventory prices are stable.

I could go CM4+RPi4 adapter for about $15 more a full RPi4 now.

https://www.pishop.us/product/raspbe...4-model-b-1gb/

But things could change quickly.

[HankLloydRight]

i'd much rather use a cm4+adapter than pi4. eMMC > SD.

Yeah, that's true, but I'm only using the SD card to load the OS.
All the data is being read/written to a USB-3 drive which I believe is generally faster for R/W than eMMc.

[swamidog]

yeah. going nvme is the best of all worlds... depending on cost.

True, but the goal posts have just changed with SSD > USB3. So, go lite w/o paying for eMMc.
Don't want to be a nag, but FWIW, Mr A.I. Google says:
"The Raspberry Pi 5 offers significantly faster SSD performance than the Pi 4, with NVMe SSDs reaching read/write speeds over 800 MB/s using PCIe HATs, compared to the ~400 MB/s limit of the Pi 4’s USB 3.0 ports. Pi 5 provides up to 13x faster sequential writes and significantly better random 4K performance, often booting twice as fast."

I'm also booting my Pi4's via NVMe > USB3. But, concede to the benefits of having multiple SD boot drives for testing different distros, without jeopardizing the data.
Different strokes...

Apologies to DZ for going OT on your turf. As usual, I'll clean up my posts after this little chat wif me pals.
😎

[HankLloydRight]

Yeah last post.

I’m not using it as an SBC, I’m using it as a souped-up microcontroller to “upgrade” my existing platform from ESP32. I don’t use or need EMMC, SSD, HDMI, NVMe, etc. I DO need Ethernet and USB. So a naked RPi 4 does it all for me once I add my custom board. I see almost no advantage to CM+adapter other than it’s an alternate solution if I need it.