0.00-10.01 sec 1.05 GBytes 904 Mbits/sec receiverīenchmark over Wi-Fi ~ iperf3 -c Ĭonnecting to host, port 5201 Benchmark over LAN ~ iperf3 -c serverry.localĬonnecting to host serverry.local, port 5201 WLAN transfer speeds (Mac - RPi): 60+MBits/s).LAN transfer speeds (Mac - RPi): 900+MBits/s.Now the RPi is also available in my home-network under Benchmarking Transfer speeds via iperfĭid a simple benchmark using iperf, once using Wi-Fi and once using the direct ethernet connection to my PC. Here is an example: ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev This enables the Raspberry Pi to have independent internet connectivity. Set up a wpa_nf in /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_nf or place it Worked first try, just had to enable the internet sharing setting on my Mac: “Internet Sharing” from the PC to the Pi was super easy. The Pi is now available on my PC as serverry.local. Connection via LAN to PCĬonnecting the RPi to my MBP through LAN was the first thing I wanted to try. Powered up the Pi and I was able to connect via LAN.Īdditionally, I changed the hostname of the Raspberry Pi to serverry (through raspi-config). Creating an empty ssh file in the SD card to enable SSH access.No setup of Wi-Fi connectivity through wpa_supplicant.Flashing a minimal RaspiOS Buster Lite image on a 32GB SD card (prob better for the future if I used a 128GB one).So I want to offload some heavy tasks (ffmpeg time-lapse creation, long-running tasks and services) to the Raspberry Pi and connect to it either via LAN or Wi-Fi.īelow you can read my findings about performance, applications and general issues I encountered and tried to solve. My current PC is a 10 year old Macbook Pro 13" 2010, which is sluggish sometimes. Doing an experiment with my RPi 4, using it as a small but powerful local server.
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