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Hello All! New user - 2 basic Quartz64 questions - oldschool - 12-12-2023
Hi to everyone on this forum!
I found PINE64 searching the internet of some better alternative to the RPI and I think I found what I need: the Quartz64 Model-B. I've searched this forum, the website, the blog and I'm still looking for - hopefully - simple answers to these questions:
- I could not find any mention of the 8GB version of Quartz64 Model-B regarding availability. Did I miss something?
- Is there a summary of what is currently not working / still needs work regarding hardware support? I found a lot of old (2021) information.
Thanks for any help and my apologies if I missed the answers when doing my own searches.
Markus
RE: Hello All! New user - 2 basic Quartz64 questions - tllim - 12-13-2023
(12-12-2023, 05:41 PM)oldschool Wrote: Hi to everyone on this forum!
I found PINE64 searching the internet of some better alternative to the RPI and I think I found what I need: the Quartz64 Model-B. I've searched this forum, the website, the blog and I'm still looking for - hopefully - simple answers to these questions:
- I could not find any mention of the 8GB version of Quartz64 Model-B regarding availability. Did I miss something?
- Is there a summary of what is currently not working / still needs work regarding hardware support? I found a lot of old (2021) information.
Thanks for any help and my apologies if I missed the answers when doing my own searches.
Markus
This is no 8GB version on Quartz64 model-B. For more info, please check out Quartz64 wiki page: https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/Quartz64_Development
RE: Hello All! New user - 2 basic Quartz64 questions - oldschool - 12-14-2023
(12-13-2023, 11:57 PM)tllim Wrote: This is no 8GB version on Quartz64 model-B. For more info, please check out Quartz64 wiki page: https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/Quartz64_Development
OK ... I was reading this page here: https://www.pine64.org/quartz64b/
And it says "Up to 8GB LPDDR4 RAM"