(SO)Pine64 Clusterboard

[zdeneksejcek]

We just release the Clusterboard schematic capture and PCB job source file. Developers are welcome to use for their cluster board implementation.

http://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PINE_A6...d_Resource

The clusterboard will be available at PINE64 store on late January 2018. We will provide one free SOPine module with clusterboard as promotion :-)

Hi. Thanks for Cluster Board. Can't wait any more to get my hands on it. Are there any pricing details available?

[tllim]

We just release the Clusterboard schematic capture and PCB job source file. Developers are welcome to use for their cluster board implementation.

http://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PINE_A6...d_Resource

The clusterboard will be available at PINE64 store on late January 2018. We will provide one free SOPine module with clusterboard as promotion :-)

Hi. Thanks for Cluster Board. Can't wait any more to get my hands on it. Are there any pricing details available?

The first batch price is $99 together with one free SOPine module.

[xalius]

Edit 7: 2018/01/10

I finally managed to fix GbE on the SOpine when used on the Clusterboard with mainline Linux. Currentyl running 4.15-rc6 ... with some tweaks for the devicetree regarding A64 MAC tx/rx delays. I spent some time walking through the possible delay combinations and arrived at 500/500 ps for both delays... A big thank-you goes out to Anarsoul for preparing the Arch Linux image!

[hexalyn]

We just release the Clusterboard schematic capture and PCB job source file. Developers are welcome to use for their cluster board implementation.

http://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PINE_A6...d_Resource

The clusterboard will be available at PINE64 store on late January 2018. We will provide one free SOPine module with clusterboard as promotion :-)

Hi. Thanks for Cluster Board. Can't wait any more to get my hands on it. Are there any pricing details available?

The first batch price is $99 together with one free SOPine module.

@tllim: I'm eagerly waiting for this to come-up in the store ! Are you still on schedule for the end of January ? In anycase, Great work !

[cristipurdel]

We just release the Clusterboard schematic capture and PCB job source file. Developers are welcome to use for their cluster board implementation.

http://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PINE_A6...d_Resource

The clusterboard will be available at PINE64 store on late January 2018. We will provide one free SOPine module with clusterboard as promotion :-)

Hi. Thanks for Cluster Board. Can't wait any more to get my hands on it. Are there any pricing details available?

The first batch price is $99 together with one free SOPine module.

My wish list for a modified Cluster Board would also include, in the following order:
1. SOPINE module with 8 core and no SDCard
2. M.2 slot on the Cluster Board to connect all SOPINE modules
3. 10 or 16 SODIMM modules instead of 7
It will be pretty sweet to have a 16 SODIMM modules of 8 cores, with a possible SODIMM upgrade in the next years to... 16 cores

[tllim]

We just release the Clusterboard schematic capture and PCB job source file. Developers are welcome to use for their cluster board implementation.

http://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PINE_A6...d_Resource

The clusterboard will be available at PINE64 store on late January 2018. We will provide one free SOPine module with clusterboard as promotion :-)

Hi. Thanks for Cluster Board. Can't wait any more to get my hands on it. Are there any pricing details available?

The first batch price is $99 together with one free SOPine module.

@tllim: I'm eagerly waiting for this to come-up in the store ! Are you still on schedule for the end of January ? In anycase, Great work !

Prepare to launch on January 31

[bergera]

That's great news! I'm looking forward to getting one

[bristolisopen]

As a project idea can you include an IPMI interface on the cluster board so that I can remotely control power/resets to each SODIMM and to the board as a whole? The need is to put a set of these devices into street-cabinets running OpenStack and edge-computing functions. Accessing street-cabinets are not easy things to do so remote control is essential.

[xalius]

I am prototyping something like that for my clusterboard prototype at home, just using a CortexM3 MCU with Ethernet that controls the RESET and POWER pins on the headers that expose some pins from each module... maybe also add a UART multiplexer so I can access the serial consoles selectively...

[bergera]

Any idea as to when the Clusterboard will be shipping?