I dunno if any of you remember, but in the 90's and 2k's you could buy a single-board computer that slotted into an ISA or PCI slot and acted as a very, very expensive watchdog for big servers. Well, history is repeating itself: here's a pi zero acting as a daughterboard for a pine64.
the pi zero looks to me like it was just positioned on the pine64 for a picture. lack of solder joints.
(08-22-2017, 04:52 AM)dkryder Wrote: [ -> ]the pi zero looks to me like it was just positioned on the pine64 for a picture. lack of solder joints.
heh hehe and you wouldn't want the 3v3 soldered anyways... if you were really going to do this some of the underside pins would | should be cut ;
I have no plan of powering it on, I just thought it was hilarious that it's a perfect fit. You can actually slide two zeroes on the bus if you squish em.