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LincStation E1 is a cheap NAS that supports up 2 HDDs + 2 SSDs (crowdfunding for $129 and up)

The LincStation E1 from LincPlus is a compact network-attached storage device that measures just 219 x 88 x 140mm (8.6″ x 3.5″ x 5.5″). But it’s a versatile little system with support for up to 76TB of total storage if you max out its four storage options: two bays for SATA hard drives and two M.2 2280 slots with support for up to two SSDs (limited to PCIe 3.0 x1 speeds).

It’s also designed to […]

Flashing Linux images on RK3568 made simple ⚙️
This guide shows how to flash boot.img & rootfs.img via TFTP + U-Boot on the Forlinx RK3568 dev board.

✔️ Fast network flashing
✔️ Clear eMMC partitioning
✔️ Industrial-grade reliability
✔️ Ready for AI & edge apps
https://www.forlinx.net/industrial-news/forlinx-rk3568-tftp-flash-guide-766.html

#RK3568 #EmbeddedLinux #Forlinx #TFTP #UBoot #IoT #EdgeAI

🤔 Ah, the latest in "tech journalism" where random strings of jargon like #RK3568 and #AMOLED are thrown together like digital alphabet #soup 🍲. One can only assume that the author is either a malfunctioning AI or a human who missed the memo on #coherence. 🎉 If only Elon could send this article to Mars! 🌌
https://oshwhub.com/oglggc/rui-xin-wei-rk3568-si-ceng-jia-li-chuang-mian-fei-gong-yi #techjournalism #digitalalphabet #ElonMusk #HackerNews #ngated

OSHW: Small tablet based on RK3568 and AMOLED screen

https://oshwhub.com/oglggc/rui-xin-wei-rk3568-si-ceng-jia-li-chuang-mian-fei-gong-yi

#HackerNews #OSHW #SmallTablet #RK3568 #AMOLED #Innovation

interesting random find about non-SMP multiprocessing modes and real-time modes on a #RK3568 of some sort

https://www.forlinx.net/industrial-news/amp-realtime-performance-rk3568-som-560.html

fanless is a huge selling point for me though, so I'm now eyeing weird Chinesium brands offering fanless N150 mini PCs clearly aimed at being a router, some of which come with two or three USB 3.x ports.

check out these snippets from the #RK3568 data sheet btw, it seems like it can put each core into very deep sleep independently and do all sorts of other power saving tricks (independent clocking) like a grown-up SoC, would be interesting to know how much of this works with Linux (or OpenWrt specifically) out of the box :thonking:

@armsom_jackson

Happy to see more #rk3568 devices like this.

Also #friendlyelec has declared #nanopi-r5s a LTS production device without a change to the BOM (based on my understanding). So I'm pretty stoked about it. By far the most useful #RK3568 implementation out there.

Theory confirmed: #RK3568 makes a decent low-buck archive NAS.

Been testing #btrfs raid1/raid1c3 on #nanopi-r5s with mismatched HGST refurb drives.

Definitely going to be a great landing zone for #borgbackup and rsync.

https://youtu.be/Vuq7AcyE_rY

These Raspberry Pi CM4 clones are powered by Rockchip processors #BananaPi, #BananaPiBpicm2, #ComputeModule, #OrangePi, #OrangePiCm4, #OrangePiComputeModule4, #Rk3566, #Rk3568, #Rockchip

https://liliputing.com/these-raspberry-pi-cm4-clones-are-powered-by-rockchip-processors/

@mmeier AFAIK the kernel is fine but you need U-Boot support for RK35x8 too. You can track U-Boot support for RK35x8 here: https://github.com/Kwiboo/u-boot-rockchip and in the staging repo (before code lands in the main U-Boot repo): https://source.denx.de/u-boot/custodians/u-boot-rockchip I have an #Odroid M1 with #RK3568 which boots fine from code in the first repo. #sbc #arm

I got Fedora 39 (Rawhide) running on an Odroid M1 (on the NVMe drive). It required the latest u-boot plus a Fedora-specific patch (hope it gets upstreamed). Big thanks to Jonas for all his work on RK356X support in u-boot at https://github.com/Kwiboo/u-boot-rockchip
#embedded #Odroid #M1 #uboot #fedora #aarch64 #rockchip #rk3568 #hardkernel

YY3568 modular dev kit features RK3568 processor, up to 8GB RAM, and plenty of I/O https://liliputing.com/yy3568-modular-dev-kit-features-rk3568-processor-up-to-8gb-ram-and-plenty-of-i-o/ #YY3568 #DevBoard #RK3568 #liliputing

ECS is showing off a a 3.5 inch single-board PC with a Rockchip RK3568 processor at Computex. It uspports up to 8GB DDR3 or LPDDR4x RAM, 32GB eMMC storage, and has an M.2 2280 socket. Designed for industrial use, it alos has a whole bunch of connectors. https://www.cnx-software.com/2023/05/31/ecs-rk3568-is-3-5-inch-sbc-with-rockchip-rk3568-soc-showcased-at-computex-2023/

#ECS #Computex2023 #ECSIPC #SBC #RK3568

RikoMagic V7 is a TV stick with RK3568 and Android 11 for $105

https://liliputing.com/rikomagic-v7-is-a-tv-stick-with-rk3568-and-android-11-for-105/

#AndroidTVStick #TVStick #PCStick #RK3568 #Liliputing

Radxa E25 is a tiny networking device with dual 2.5 Gbps Ethernet ports and an ARK3568 processor

https://liliputing.com/radxa-e25-is-a-tiny-networking-device-with-dual-2-5-gbps-ethernet-ports-and-an-ark3568-processor/

#radxa #router #MiniPC #liliputing #rockchip #rk3568

Kernel news: Ezequiel Garcia has submitted a patch to add support in mainline for Rockchip's brand new #RK3566 & #RK3568 SoCs. Pine64 Quartz64 SBC out-of-the-box support is right around the corner! https://lore.kernel.org/netdev/2021041[email protected]/ #Linux #RockChip #OpenSource