Which CM5 version?

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Fixed my CM5 overheating problem with a riser and a thin thermal pad

We all know that the uconsole dissipates heat from the back of the handheld by going through a super thick thermal pad. I knew that the thermal pad was a bad idea but didn’t know how much (or how to solve it.) I found a device called a “CM4 Adapter, Interface Protection Adapter Board for Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 Lite/eMMC, Physical Protection for Frequent Plugging and Unplugging of CM4 Socket” (that’s the listing name on amazon) or " Protection Adapter Board for Raspberry Pi CM4, for frequ…

also highly recommend screen protector, point #9: GitHub - cjstoddard/Clockworkpi-uConsole: 10 things to do after you get your ClockworkPi uConsole

Just received my uConsole, now what? A list of links of interest

Original intro (Outdated) EDIT These are some topics that have been getting buried under a lot of new topics, but I think they are useful. Read them CAREFULLY before executing any script or shell command. Understand what they do and decide if you want to do it. In other words: Use them at your own risk [Config related] Keywords: config, getting started, beginning, beginner, first steps, config.txt Chris Stoddard’s guide, updated with CM5 info (taken from the very first reply to this thread…