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Thank you. Im using the usb port that is on the TV to power the raspberry pi. It obviously doesnt provide enough power.
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I had this too, wondered what it was, Thanks.
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Jönke
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I saw the icon for the first time on my rpi 2 yesterday , never had the issue on rpi with the very same iPad power adapter. Is the rpi 2 more power hungry ??
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Jönke
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B ! Aha ok will buy a new one and see if it helps. But like a said never had any issue on rpi B, rpi 2 became slow and showed the icon. Will try without overclockig first
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I was just dealing with this on one of my pis (model b). It has always been using a re purposed blackberry charger (cube style with usb port) which is only 700ma. In fact 2 of my 3 use this. (I only have flircs as additional items)
The main Pi I use all the time has some other charger I found that quotes itself as 5v, 1.6A output. I don't seem to have issues with it currently (it HAD been being powered via a powered hub I found laying around).
My question is simple then, is there a source for a go to 2A power supply for Pis? I'd like to get at least one pi2 soon, so I know i won't "get away" with these 700ma power supplys any longer. So, whats a common well priced Pi power supply that I should pick a few up of ?
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just a question, is it possible to disable this warning?