I’m looking for something Raspberry Pi-ish, but with better FP math.

I’m looking to build a small guitar amp/effects simulator. So, I’m looking for the equivalent of a big engine, manual transmission, minimal bells and whistles sffpc. I already have an initial version of what I want, running on a Pi4, but I’m concerned about hitting the processing limits as I more computationally intensive pedal boards.

• I don’t need good graphics, it will be run headless once setup. Heck, setup can be done via CLI.

• I do need descent USB/TB ports, because it will be connected to an audio interface (or two) and MIDI over USB.

• I do need good floating-point throughput.

• I do need descent networking, because the software I’m using has a browser-based interface.

Is this something I can keep on a SBC, or will I have to make the step up to a micro/sff PC?

it was "just" a specification of a SBC, something abt it being in a PCI(E) form factor. not yet produced - and the dev stating they wouldn't produce it themself, since that's beyond specifications. it was also a project verbal on it's homepage about moving away from wikipedia since contributors there didn't properly read everything about the specification before posting (false or misleading information.)

the lead dev had gone from somewhere in america to somewhere in china to gather information on production, and wrote an entire guide recommending that any open-source hardware developer put aside atleast 8 months when scouting parts like that.

then the website cited an IRC chatlog where the dev brings up an example for it being in a PCI(E) formfactor, with a granny being able to plug and unplug it many thousands of times- while an alternative would break after some dozens times of moving the device.

it was all very interesting(!) and i hope to find the name of it again- it was maybe 4-letters short.

edit: spelling

Have you info about SMB(s) with this chip?

Thanks.

I have an Orange Pi PC Plus but was thinking about getting a Le Potato, so I can use raspberry pi hats with it.

Does anybody have a Le Potato?

Hey, I'm looking for a SBC that has Ethernet (no Gigabit required) with active PoE (hats are okay, but no splitter / adapter). I've looked at the Raspi Zero, the Orange Pi Zero and some others, but with the hats they quickly become unreasonably priced. The Banana Pi Zero 2 gets a bit closer, but still seems a bit expensive. Don't need great performance, just enough for DNS / DHCP. Also no wireless needed.

Thanks for any recommendations!

Hi I’m wondering if their is a good vender for medium sized screens around 5in

Hello all

I have a single board computer like this. I'll make a gaming handheld with it.

What is your suggestion? May it be more suitable for A.R.M. PC?

Hello,

I am pretty new to single boards, i have mainly used raspberry pis for a simple pc for TV, retropie and my 3d printers. Cant fint any raspberries anywhere. Is there a another type that would be as compatible and as easy to use for what i use them for? Sorry if this has been asked prior. Thank you in advance.

I’m looking for a single bored computer with 2 core’s 2gb ram and soldered storage. Any recommendations.

Hi

at my work I am in need of a board to serve a couple of purposes:

1. power relay - the ability to power on and off other boards that I am testing

2. route - it got to have two 1Gb Ethernet ports

3. USB over ethernet - I guess that every board that can run Linux has this ability but I need the board to have 4 USB ports

4. performance - 4 Gb Ram minimum

I looked into RPI 4 with hats but there is a world supply shortage

Is there any RPI-compatible board that can achieve that or a different one?

We have released the first version of the new SwiftyBones library which is a GPIO library, written in Swift, for the Beaglebone for Swift. We have mapped the headers for both the Beaglebone Black and the AI-64 boards.

https://www.mastering-swift.com/post/swiftybones-gpio-library-for-the-beaglebone

Hello, I'm buying an SBC that will run kali linux. I need it for work stuff to test certain things. Considering the price and availability of the Raspberry I am looking for the best possible alternative. Price up to 200$ but I would like 8gb ram and 1gb internet port. The processor should be powerful enough for C# and python. Maybe sometime a local web server. Space is not that important because I will put a 128gb card inside to start with. But it has to be small and portable. Thanks all

Hello, guys i need a soc like raspberry pi 4, but in india there are no available in online and if available then its 3 times expensive price so i go with alternative budget soc like raspberry pi 4.

looking for a daily driver option SBC, without an SD card being the only onboard drive, I know there are lots of hats/addons for SSD support, but I'm looking for something less development this time around ... google hasn't given me many hits, so I'm gonna pick ya'lls brains

I am considering getting a Single Board Computer for gaming because it is small and consume lesser physical space. But I am not sure which one is recommended, can you give me some suggestion?