Any updates on HardROCK64?
12-16-2020, 01:02 PM
The space inside the SG13 case I have available for the control node is large enough for a Rock64 board, for example. Anything larger simply cannot fit, unfortunately. Also, the board has to use 5 V power supply, through a barrel jack, because I have no space available for an additional 12 V power supply or a USB PD charger. Obviously, a RockPro64 cannot satisfy any of these two major requirements.
I wasn't aware of the Asus Tinker Board 2, thank you very much for pointing that out. However, I see that it has no removable eMMC and uses 12-19 V as the power input, which renders it unusable for my application. As far as I can see, it also has no support in the Linux kernel mainline, and I really want mature, stable boards with such support.
Furthermore, I'd prefer my two SBC clusters to consist of Pine64 boards only.
I've already bought pretty much all of the required boards, power supplies and other components, and I'll use Rock64 4 GB boards as the control nodes, if it turns out there are no preproduction HardROCK64 boards available.
I wasn't aware of the Asus Tinker Board 2, thank you very much for pointing that out. However, I see that it has no removable eMMC and uses 12-19 V as the power input, which renders it unusable for my application. As far as I can see, it also has no support in the Linux kernel mainline, and I really want mature, stable boards with such support.
Furthermore, I'd prefer my two SBC clusters to consist of Pine64 boards only.
I've already bought pretty much all of the required boards, power supplies and other components, and I'll use Rock64 4 GB boards as the control nodes, if it turns out there are no preproduction HardROCK64 boards available.