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BPI M1+ UART3 (TTYS2) not Working
The dts file for bpi-m1-plus is herehttps://github.com/BPI-SINOVOIP/BPI-Mainline-uboot/tree/master/arch/arm/dts The diff against mainline uboot is...
View ArticleNeed Banana Pi BPi M3 Octacore for cloud computing
We're looking for the best product to serve web based elearning software for schools and colleges in Nepal, I contacted to buy 3 pcs with Marketing Manager Ms. Judy Huang for the testing purposes, but...
View ArticleBanana Pi M3 Day 11/15/15 - Where to buy?
Oh gosh, how can they (SinoVoip) just be so inaccurate ??We discussed the whole specification in length - and that it is important.The last pictures shows the PCB with DC Jack against all the other...
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Banana Pi M3 Day 11/15/15 - Where to buy?
Thanks so much. I have been advised NOT to use AliExpress, since they want me to send a copy of my passport to process my credit card. Perhaps you could send an invoice via PayPal? I would be happy to...
View ArticleBanana PI M3 V.S. ODROID-XU4
I wonder how these two boards and the support offerings will stack up? I am reviewing both for publication. The M3 has that awesome SATA port, no fan, and it appears like some good OS support is in...
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Banana PI M3 V.S. ODROID-XU4
Code4SaleLLC: I am reviewing both for publication. The M3 has that awesome SATA port, no fan, and it appears like some good OS support is in the works. Are you kidding? The M3's SoC has no SATA....
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Banana PI M3 V.S. ODROID-XU4
tkaiser: There's a GL830 USB-to-SATA bridge My feelings are hurt. Why even bother... I guess that is true of the original BPI as well?
View ArticleBanana PI M3 V.S. ODROID-XU4
Nope, the 'original' Banana Pi (M1, Pro, M1+) uses another SoC. That one is SATA capable: http://linux-sunxi.org/Banana_Pi Alsmost everything a cheap SBC can provide depends on the SoC in question....
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Mainline linux kernel 4.4-rc1 have support BPI-M2
good news ,mainline linux kernel 4.4-rc1 have support BPI-M2 QQ图片20151117090525.png742x574 59.2 KB QQ图片20151117090807.jpg742x556 176 KB
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Mainline linux kernel 4.4-rc1 have support BPI-M2
Here you can read the full story: http://forum.armbian.com/index.php/topic/126-fyi-armbian-running-on-a31s-based-banana-pi-m2/?p=2157 Uboot have official support BPI-M2 Please stop this marketing...
View ArticleBPI-M3 octa-core? No no, it is 4+4
Actually this octa-core is of no advantage for this purpose - or is there a special Battery application /connection on the PCB?The A83T features the advanced big.LITTLE architecture to maximize the...
View ArticleMainline linux kernel 4.4-rc1 have support BPI-M2
@sinovoipWhat about the GPU, is it also supported by OpenSource or not?
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BPI-M3 octa-core? No no, it is 4+4
Tido: The A83T features the advanced big.LITTLE architecture to maximize the battery life No it doesn't. The A83T uses two clusters of 4 x Cortex-A7 cores that work simultaneously. Seems like this...
View ArticleBPI M1+ UART3 (TTYS2) not Working
As stated in post #6 onwards I am using the BPI Debian/Jessie 15.08 release which uses u-boot so fex files are used for pin config not DTS ... We just cant afford to spend any more time trying to get...
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BPI M1+ UART3 (TTYS2) not Working
jaymonkey: unfortunately it also meant we have had to create a prototype BPI M1+ specific version of our daughter board with a 40 pin connector which will not be backwards compatible with Rasp Pi...
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BPI M1+ UART3 (TTYS2) not Working
@tkaiser, Many thanks for the heads up on ODROID C1+ , very interesting ... no sata port for SSD but e.MMC option should offer similar performance which also has the option to boot from it and is a...
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BPI M1+ UART3 (TTYS2) not Working
jaymonkey: would like to see some comparison benchmarks ... The S805 is over twice as fast as the A20 on the M1+. I did some tests (also with thermal measurements) when I reviewed another SoC a few...
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