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4 years 1 month ago - 4 years 1 month ago #252754
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Mellow #d Fly Gemini-V2 schematics
raw.githubusercontent.com/Mellow-3D/Fly-...ni-V2_2022-04-14.pdf
"If there's an Linux image for the H5 and an SPI driver, then Remora would be a potential candidate. "
That is not a problem if the board is actually worth using and readily available.
"I think its probably less about ram, and more about graphics drivers. " The more ram available the longer the backplots can be.
raw.githubusercontent.com/Mellow-3D/Fly-...ni-V2_2022-04-14.pdf
"If there's an Linux image for the H5 and an SPI driver, then Remora would be a potential candidate. "
That is not a problem if the board is actually worth using and readily available.
"I think its probably less about ram, and more about graphics drivers. " The more ram available the longer the backplots can be.
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4 years 1 month ago #253038
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4 years 3 weeks ago #253544
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If you guys aren't married to ARM, might be worth checking out one of these:
[url] www.seeedstudio.com/ODYSSEY-X86J4125864-p-4916.html [/url]
I use them because they're small, still in production and have 2 NICs so I can dedicate one to a Mesa card. This board has 2 sets of GPIO, one is routed to an Arduino-like MCU, the other is direct from the CPU. I think the Arduino chip connects via a USB bus so it's probably not super useful in RT applications but the CPU based GPIO is kind of interesting. I posted about it here
[url] forum.linuxcnc.org/10-advanced-configura...er-gpio-hal?start=10 [/url]
Nobody shot it down as being unviable, but no suitable HAL drivers probably exist for this type of GPIO.
[url] www.seeedstudio.com/ODYSSEY-X86J4125864-p-4916.html [/url]
I use them because they're small, still in production and have 2 NICs so I can dedicate one to a Mesa card. This board has 2 sets of GPIO, one is routed to an Arduino-like MCU, the other is direct from the CPU. I think the Arduino chip connects via a USB bus so it's probably not super useful in RT applications but the CPU based GPIO is kind of interesting. I posted about it here
[url] forum.linuxcnc.org/10-advanced-configura...er-gpio-hal?start=10 [/url]
Nobody shot it down as being unviable, but no suitable HAL drivers probably exist for this type of GPIO.
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4 years 3 weeks ago #253586
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In the next year we will start to see multicore RISCV boards with 1GB of RAM for ~$20 that can run LCNC and a HD GUI at >30fps. These combined with microcontroller versions of RISCV's, STM32, ESP32 and the Lattice FPGA colorlites will give us plenty of low cost options fo simple LCNC machines.
MangoPi MQ-Pro D1 board RISC-V SBC 1GB RAM for ~$25 now.
www.aliexpress.us/item/3256803971669780.html
MangoPi MQ-Pro D1 board RISC-V SBC 1GB RAM for ~$25 now.
www.aliexpress.us/item/3256803971669780.html
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4 years 3 weeks ago #253816
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3 years 11 months ago #256869
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Orange Pi announced their new Single Board Computer based on the Octa-core Rockchip RK3588S SoC. Starting at $60, the new Orange Pi 5 includes up to 32GB RAM, 8K@ 60fps display support, one M.2 module for NVMe SSD.
linuxgizmos.com/60-00-orange-pi-5-sbc-available-for-pre-order/
linuxgizmos.com/60-00-orange-pi-5-sbc-available-for-pre-order/
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