Potential All-in-One Single Board Computers
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09 Oct 2022 18:26 #253816
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16 Nov 2022 16:16 #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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26 Nov 2022 00:18 #257655
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linuxgizmos.com/popcorn-computer-sips-in...inner-a33-a133-cpus/
ARM SOC with DDR RAM all in the same POP package! This should make making dedicated boards for LCNC very easy.
linuxgizmos.com/banana-pi-introduces-sen...ch-sn3680-based-sbc/ waiting for pricing, but another Rpi4 replacement.
ARM SOC with DDR RAM all in the same POP package! This should make making dedicated boards for LCNC very easy.
linuxgizmos.com/banana-pi-introduces-sen...ch-sn3680-based-sbc/ waiting for pricing, but another Rpi4 replacement.
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26 Nov 2022 14:20 #257681
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given the global community issues of late, are there any of these SBC's using mostly USA or TSMC chips without any China vendors involved ?
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26 Nov 2022 14:52 #257683
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Take your pick of evils or bad behaviors to avoid. How about Broadcom, Intel, nvidia or T.I.'s business practices? So far AMD hasn't cheated or lied to me yet.
Amlogic makes ARM SOC's on a couple of boards already mentioned, but good luck getting all the specs to the registers.
Andes Technologies, SiFive, Esperanto Technologies, and Ventana Micro Systems all make RISC-V devices and I believe are either US or Taiwan based.
Amlogic makes ARM SOC's on a couple of boards already mentioned, but good luck getting all the specs to the registers.
Andes Technologies, SiFive, Esperanto Technologies, and Ventana Micro Systems all make RISC-V devices and I believe are either US or Taiwan based.
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26 Nov 2022 17:48 #257692
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Did not check, but the gist of it was crippling Linux on new AMD processors.
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Oh it did, last year signed a huge mess with Micros##it!So far AMD hasn't cheated or lied to me yet.
Did not check, but the gist of it was crippling Linux on new AMD processors.
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29 Nov 2022 18:41 #258009
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AMD crippling processors on Linux ? some kind of instruction set issue with compilers ????
they did release a microcode fix for their CPUs, this was the only issue I could find outaide of secure boot trusted bullshit in UEFI hich can be disabled, but will break your Windows install unless you do some things to disable it during install.
can you give some additional details ? I tendnto buy AMD atuff
www.phoronix.com/news/AMD-CPU-Microcode-Per-Thread
they did release a microcode fix for their CPUs, this was the only issue I could find outaide of secure boot trusted bullshit in UEFI hich can be disabled, but will break your Windows install unless you do some things to disable it during install.
can you give some additional details ? I tendnto buy AMD atuff
www.phoronix.com/news/AMD-CPU-Microcode-Per-Thread
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29 Nov 2022 19:14 #258015
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Pluton
I think that was the code name for it.
I did not bother to check anything, by the time i have to switch i hope ARM or RiscV will take over!
last 3 years i switched to all AMD, my bro and friends also, I have to praise them for giving Intel a long overdue kick in the bu##.
I think that was the code name for it.
I did not bother to check anything, by the time i have to switch i hope ARM or RiscV will take over!
last 3 years i switched to all AMD, my bro and friends also, I have to praise them for giving Intel a long overdue kick in the bu##.
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29 Nov 2022 20:52 #258023
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Just another version of TPM, I disabled that on my systems
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29 Nov 2022 21:00 - 29 Nov 2022 21:02 #258024
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www.amd.com/en/technologies/pro-security
may be disabled for Linux
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/securi...n-security-processor
may be disabled for Linux
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/securi...n-security-processor
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