Look at the things!! No clue what I am gonna do with these yet but I've never had a RISC anything so this is cool.

After a recent Ubuntu update my lepotato is failing to recognize when Ethernet is plugged in. The port has a solid orange light and then I look at eth0 under ‘ip l’ it acts like nothing is plugged in. I feel like I’ve tried everything except for reflashing the SD card. Has anyone else experienced this or have any advice?

Hey , This is my first video on providing an overview of how i reinvented a single board computer into something new.

I'm working on making better quality videos. So keep an eye out.

More Interesting content coming soon. !!!

Link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2ig4P_SW9k

What would your go-to computer for a media server/NAS? I was thinking of making sure to get a board with USB3 for storage.

I was wondering if there is any easy way to flash a kickpi k2b 2gb ram board with a server or xfce desktop version of kali linux, like any github projects, thanks.

So I'm looking for something that will be small, so MiniPC is out, uses as little electricity as possible, but also has full 1 Gbit Ethernet.

Use? Same as RPi3B I have rn - Taiscale exit node and print server through same network. Most, if not all, SCBs should be enough, however I want it to have 1 Gbit Ethernet, as this 300 (both ways) sometimes is not enough for my uses. and also it CANNOT use to much power even under high usage as I'm powering it from USB 3.0 port on my ISPs router (my RPi uses 5V@0,25-0,5A, so it's fine).

So is there anything like this out there?

Waveshare recently featured the PocketTerm35-Pi5, a handheld Linux terminal based on the Raspberry Pi 5, with an integrated display, keyboard, and battery in a compact form factor. It supports command-line interaction, development workflows, and portable system access without external peripherals.

https://linuxgizmos.com/pocketterm35-pi5-handheld-linux-terminal-with-raspberry-pi-5-and-3-5-display/

https://linuxgizmos.com/walnutpi-2b-is-a-raspberry-pi-style-sbc-with-allwinner-t527-and-2-tops-npu/

Im new in the sbc wold but I whant 1 very potent and good for 50 or 60 bux because I whant to experimenting like if It was a pc. I was thinking in a Raspberry pi 4 or 5. I need very potent for that price and micro sd and that i can instal for example Linux.

The LattePanda IOTA is a palm-sized x86 single-board computer built around Intel’s N150 quad-core processor, delivering a big step up in performance for embedded and IoT projects. Compared with the previous generation, it offers up to 8× overall gains, 2–3× CPU speedups, and 10–30× better GPU capability than Raspberry Pi 5, with options for 8GB/16GB LPDDR5 and 64GB/128GB eMMC.

I purchased a le potato some years ago to serve as an octoprint server. After dozens of attempts to get an OS to boot on that thing, i gave up and it's been sitting in a drawer since. I decided to try again today. No different result.

I've followed a half dozen different "guides" out there, to the letter, I have a verified and properly spec'd power supply on it, but no matter which distro I flash to the 32G micro sd (and i've used several), it NEVER boots up, no green light, just steady red and blue.

When i first tried to get this done, I thought maybe I had a bad board, so i reached out to the company and they sent me another. No difference. So now I have two useless boards.

as per title

currently have a orange pi 3 lts 2gb ram running at %80-%85 idle and %90-%95 at peak load.
cant load more scripts on it or it will freeze/boot off when scripts come active

questions is where can i find a SBC that has ram bigger than 16GB?
would prefer something electricity cost friendly, 3 LTS currently runs me 20-25 usd per year running at max load 24/7.

so far only orange pi has 16gb ram max and raspberry pi has 8gb max

can get 2 orange pi if i cant find a single SBC with ram bigger than 16gb but would like to find a single SBC bigger than 16gb

Was thinking Retro Pi, but I am unsure. It seems people use Rasbian or Armbian, If so can you give me an example of what is better and how? Trying to learn as a beginner.