ODroid as raplacement for Raspberry Pi

My order still shows processing as well, it might be who gets theirs first dictates how this process goes.

CarterKraft wrote:

My order still shows processing as well, it might be who gets theirs first dictates how this process goes.

MIne took about a week before it shipped. I thought the Chinese New year might have slowed things down.
I am in the process of build a non prempt_rt  armbian kernel for bookworm with kernel 6.2 as we speak.
I left it run overnight but the HDD filled up on my Chromebook's Linux container at about 4:00am. I've expanded it, and got it going again, we'll see what happens.... Probably not the best platform to use, Really need to do it on a wired connection, not to mention on something with a few cores.

I tried this on my Linux laptop,
I don't understand enough at the moment to figure out exactly how to do it, I don't want to wreck my laptop in the process.
I will check with Linux expert brother tomorrow and report back if I have any trouble.

You won't break your PC. You are just going to compile some software using a cross compiler. From you home folder, make a new folder to keep all the development stuff out of your home folder

Ref: github.com/armbian/build

I built a non realtime version of Bullseye (from edge) today. If your N2+ turns up, try burning it to a SD card or something and see if it boots.
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1i6wiszMg...euA7a0sL?usp=sharing

My board is scheduled for delivery Monday, that's pretty exciting.

Mine arrived today.
My armbian image actually worked!
It did not seem to be booting from the emmc drive but it was fine from the SD card. Then I took it home and it booted from emmc
Perhaps it was expanding the drive or something.

Umm i you try this be sure to install a web browser.

Then I tried to install preempt_rt from the Odroid N2 forums and was not so lucky. SO I think I'll be giving armbian a try with preempt_rt but I need to be at work for that.