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AvaotaA1 Allwinner T527 Linux Distributions Support

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AvaotaA1 Allwinner T527 Linux Distributions Support

AvaotaA1 Allwinner T527 Linux Distributions Support 📖 Documentation Site: https://docs.100ask.net/avaota/avaota-sbc/💡 Source Repository: github.com/AvaotaSBC/💻 Hardware Configuration: ✏️CPU: Octa-core Cortex-A55, up to 2.0GHz✏️GPU: Mali G57, supports OpenGL ES 3.2/2.0/1.1, Vulkan 1.1/1.2/1.3, OpenCL 2.2✏️RCPU: XuanTie E906 RISC-V @ 200MHz✏️DSP: HIFI4 DSP @ 600MHz✏️NPU: optional up to 2TOPS computing capability✏️Memory Chip: supports LPDDR4, optional 1/2/4GB✏️Storage Chip: supports eMMC 5.1, … Read more

Running Linux on Arm-Based Thinkpad X13S

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Running Linux on Arm-Based Thinkpad X13S

Introduction: Armbian 23.08 has been released, starting to provide support for this lightweight Snapdragon laptop. This article has 4594 words, estimated reading time: 7 minutes https://linux.cn/article-16176-1.html Author: Liam Proven Translator: ChatGPT Armbian 23.08 has been released, starting to provide support for this lightweight Snapdragon laptop. The latest release of Armbian helps to address the challenges … Read more

My DIY NAS: Building a Personal Network Storage

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My DIY NAS: Building a Personal Network Storage

Introduction This article is a casual account written for my friends, most of whom are not in the IT industry. To make it enjoyable for a wider audience, I should explain what NAS (Network-attached storage) is. It is a small computer connected to your home router that houses multiple hard drives (commonly several TB in … Read more

Getting Started with Orange Pi: A Beginner’s Guide

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Getting Started with Orange Pi: A Beginner's Guide

Despite its slightly sour name, I was still captivated by the Orange Pi Zero. I recently purchased an Orange Pi Zero and will share my first experience in this article. Full disclosure: I am genuinely fascinated. — David Egts Table of Contents –Why Orange Pi?18% –Unboxing Experience52% –Final Thoughts85% As open-source driven hardware becomes more … Read more

Using an Old TV Box Instead of Raspberry Pi to Install OpenWebRX

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Using an Old TV Box Instead of Raspberry Pi to Install OpenWebRX

Previously, I used a TV box to install HT software, connecting to the Winno VR-N7500 via Bluetooth to achieve large screen maps, APRS gateways, repeaters, network remote control, and more. The Raspberry Pi is a great idea, with good community support, but as generations have upgraded, the price of Raspberry Pi has risen sharply. If … Read more