So I will run through various aspects and examples of it in this post. Perhaps it is because of a lack of familiarity with the possibility, or a lack of detailed examples of doing it. So, in theory, USB boot should be gaining in popularity, but it seems to me that is not happening. USB boot is enabled by default, and the Pi 4 has two USB 3.0 ports which make USB mass storage devices noticeably faster than SD cards. The Raspberry Pi 4, however, has fixed both of those problems. What are hidden files in Linux and how do you create them? Linux Mint 21.1: The better-than-ever Linux desktop How I installed ChromeOS Flex in 30 minutes As of right now my rift is not being used and unplugged along with the sensors, but if you need more logs I'll be happy to set it all up again and run through it again IF needed.The best Linux laptops for consumers and developers I've tried all sorts of combos to no avail, I have a Inatek USB card on the way to me but do I really need it ? My logs are attached above. If I then leave it for a few mins it returns to Green. However as soon as I start playing first contact / Bullet train or anything else, I get a RED warning on the 3rd sensor (poor tracking quality). When going through the setup everything is fine and showing all hardware Green within HOME. My play space it 7x7ft all sensors right way up with the front 2 sensors 5ft apart and the rear 8ft back from there. I'm using an Asus Z97 mb (updated BIOS and chipset drivers) with two sensors on USB 3 and the 3rd sensor in USB 2.0 with provided extension lead, and I'm getting jitters and drifting while facing the rear sensor (USB 2.0) and flickers as I come into view like I'm being passed between sensors (quite jarring tbh). Cybereality, should the logs be showing 3 sensors plugged into USB 3 ports when only 2 are used and the other in a USB 2 port ?
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