Hi, Luke.

Thanks for the info.....and thanks, also, for correcting one or two of my 'misunderstandings'..!

no problem, mike - we learn by making comparisons, and adjusting


From the look of it, the NAND flash is taking the place of your RAM, yes?

ahno - NAND is there so if you do have a ...

Hiya, starhawk..!
Anyway, if I read this correctly, the idea is that by 'swapping' cards, you upgrade everything , all at once.....


'ya'man.



This, my son, is an absolutely fantastic idea..! Full credit to this guy Luke, for coming up with it in the first place. Re-using, re-cycling, fully ...

I looked at the website for half an hour. I still don't know what that slatted wooden drive is, but I think it's ugly. I don't know if it's all the multiple options, or what, but this is too complicated to appeal to common users. It's too complicated as presented, I should say. Some labeling of ...

ally wrote:or just buy a singe board computer

which you'll *definitely* throw out after as little as six months... which *definitely* defeats the point of the exercise!

The EOMA68 concept is great but they are a little under powered for my liking.


you don't - you *can't* have an EOMA68, you can't *have* a concept, it's not a physical item that you can hold in your hand. EOMA68 is a standard.

you *may* be referring to the pass-through card which turns e.g. the ...

@lkcl -- IIRC, there's one. FatDogARM is our current ARM port, and I think I remember that it supports the A20. jamesbond or don570, can you confirm this...?

The kernel source code would have to be openly published like mele and
allwinner did.
http://rhombus-tech.net/allwinner_a10/hacking_the ...

Agree with you about the laptops, I've got a couple that I never use.

... because you've given up, because you *know* you can't upgrade them any further than their capacity? RAM, CPU, all maxed out and too old for current software?

huh... how about that. wouldn't it be cool if there was a ...

Replacement or s/h screens cost more than an entire used, complete working unit.

that's why we deliberately picked an LCD with an extremely common and hugely-widely-used size. make and model.

the 1366x768 15.6in LVDS LCDs from LG - the LP156WH-TLN2 - look them up on ebay. then look them up on ...

This is a project I've personally contributed to (design work, not dollars).

and I'll also let Luke know about this post in case he wants to drop in.

thanks! i'm maintaining links to various forums so have added this one
here http://rhombus-tech.net/crowdsupply/#articles_online

can i ask ...