02-03-2016, 12:38 PM
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(02-01-2016, 09:18 PM)PicoCluster Wrote:(01-30-2016, 04:13 PM)Axeman098 Wrote: I also did the $89 Dollar Backer kit, and can't wait to get my hands on it, but I am also QUITE interested in the partnership with PicoCluster. How long do you estimate before you will be able to supply them with enough boards for a 3 or 5 node PineA64 Cluster kit?? I would definitely be after one of those as well.
While I am an experienced PC/IT tech, this is my first foray into SBC's.... I am looking to see exactly WHAT one could do with such a multi-node PineA64 Cluster? It will also be a learning experience for me to familiarize myself with the Android architecture. I also have a Dell S2340T Touchscreen and I'd like to see what I can come up with using that with either a single PineA64, or the previously mentioned Cluster. Would love to experiment with it as a Home Automation/Security unit as well. Lots of ideas, but I need to understand the entire platform better to truly realize what can be done with it. I would DEFINITELY be interested in ADDING more modules to my backer kit. Will there be a way for me to do that BEFORE it ships so I can get everything I'd like to have all at once??? Will backers have exclusive access to the available modules first???
We have 3 nodes that we're working with right now to build enclosures for. We'll post progress on the designs as we can. For most of the stuff we're looking at, we need a stable Linux distro. A lot of that will fall on Pine's shoulders. Once we get a stable linux, we can start publishing benchmarks for everyone.
(01-30-2016, 04:33 PM)SkairkrohBule Wrote:(01-30-2016, 04:13 PM)Axeman098 Wrote: I also did the $89 Dollar Backer kit, and can't wait to get my hands on it, but I am also QUITE interested in the partnership with PicoCluster. How long do you estimate before you will be able to supply them with enough boards for a 3 or 5 node PineA64 Cluster kit?? I would definitely be after one of those as well.
While I am an experienced PC/IT tech, this is my first foray into SBC's.... I am looking to see exactly WHAT one could do with such a multi-node PineA64 Cluster? It will also be a learning experience for me to familiarize myself with the Android architecture. I also have a Dell S2340T Touchscreen and I'd like to see what I can come up with using that with either a single PineA64, or the previously mentioned Cluster. Would love to experiment with it as a Home Automation/Security unit as well. Lots of ideas, but I need to understand the entire platform better to truly realize what can be done with it. I would DEFINITELY be interested in ADDING more modules to my backer kit. Will there be a way for me to do that BEFORE it ships so I can get everything I'd like to have all at once??? Will backers have exclusive access to the available modules first???
Heh, seems like you have a lot of ideas!
When you get sent your Backerkit email in a week or two, you will get the option then, at that point, to add additional units, upgrades and modules/accessories. These will all ship at the same time, in the same package, as your kickstarter reward.
SkairkrohBule,
Like your M.U.L.E
I was starting to wonder if your Avatar was from an old video game with its 8bit styling. I guess i have to try this game out now!
(02-02-2016, 02:58 PM)mribunal Wrote:(01-23-2016, 02:57 PM)shockr Wrote: Now that the Kickstarter is successful and the boards are pretty much ready to ship, what do you guys plan on doing with your PINE64 boards?
I intend to use mine for an autonomous robot project and I will be posting about it on nanite.co for anyone who is interested in following my progress.
This will be my first single-board computer (RaspberryPi is always sold out). The first task that I have in mind is Media Center. I'd really want to build a JARVIS system also.
They have always had them in stock when i have ordered them. Even the RPi 2 that I bought on the first day I heard that it was available. I guess I have been extremely lucky. I haven't ordered any since my RPi 2 last February so around a year ago.
Have they slowed down in production of the Raspberry Pi?