worik
#1
Friends
I am confused. I thought I was using a 64-bit system.
This Raspberry PI information tells me that my Raspberry Pi 4 uses a ARM_Cortex-A72 which is 64-bit.
But lshw
reports:
description: ARMv7 Processor rev 3 (v7l)
product: Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Rev 1.4
serial: XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
width: 32 bits
What is going on here?
Patchbox OS is currently available only as a 32 bit image, it probably refers to currently running os / kernel.
Please search for ‘Patchbox OS 64 bit’ for some existing discussions on this subject.
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If you want to run the MOD Devices software on 64-bit PiOS, you can look at the TreeFallSound PiStomp version: New pi-Stomp v2.1 64-bit OS is ready for install! New features, new plugins! – DIY Multi-effects
worik
#6
Do the drivers for the Pi Sound card work there?
Pisound drivers are open source and included with Raspberry Pi kernels.
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worik
#8
SO I should be able to install Raspberry PI OS and it will drive my card?
Will the button work too?
Clearly this is a lazy question, I could just do it and see!
Yes, for the button, you’ll have to compile and install pisound-btn from source: pisound/pisound-btn at master · BlokasLabs/pisound · GitHub
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