eMMC

[angelscream09]

What size and what brand eMMC is compatible with the ROCK64?

[CaptainZalo]

What size and what brand eMMC is compatible with the ROCK64?

I assume any eMMC you can get ahold of will work. I've only tried the 32 gigabyte version available from the store, and I'm happy with the outcome.

[angelscream09]

What size and what brand eMMC is compatible with the ROCK64?

I assume any eMMC you can get ahold of will work. I've only tried the 32 gigabyte version available from the store, and I'm happy with the outcome.

I was just wondering because on the Pine64 site it goes up to 64GB. On Ameridroid you can get a 128GB one for it.

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[tllim]

What size and what brand eMMC is compatible with the ROCK64?

I assume any eMMC you can get ahold of will work. I've only tried the 32 gigabyte version available from the store, and I'm happy with the outcome.

I was just wondering because on the Pine64 site it goes up to 64GB. On Ameridroid you can get a 128GB one for it.

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We don't carry 128GB eMMC due to too expensive.

[angelscream09]

What size and what brand eMMC is compatible with the ROCK64?

I assume any eMMC you can get ahold of will work. I've only tried the 32 gigabyte version available from the store, and I'm happy with the outcome.

I was just wondering because on the Pine64 site it goes up to 64GB. On Ameridroid you can get a 128GB one for it.

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We don't carry 128GB eMMC due to too expensive.

I suppose I can flash the eMMC with whatever operating system that I want regardless of what comes shipped installed on it, right?

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[xalius]

Yes, it works more or less like a sdcard...

[KeithJohnAlger]

I'm a noob here, but I thought that eMMC referred to the tech and not the format. So the eMMC cards for the Pine devices follow the Odroid layout, but it's very easy to find eMMC cards out there with very different connections.