Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@suthardashrathkumargajjard4457 says : can i install react os on raspberry pi zero w this is windows alternative and 64 mb ram and 2048 mb storage required ?>> <<@lucasbrown7338 says : I think the Nio 12L is very interesting one! Anyone else pre-ordering the NIO 12L based on this review? #Radxa #MakerLife Looks like a serious contender in the SBC world!>> <<@scottlewis2653 says : The new radxa is releasing with mediatek genio processor>> <<@BladeRunner21577 says : Can you do some reviews of the software that controls the GPIO pins? The OS that it runs on is fine but Linux is Linux is Linux...>> <<@BladeRunner21577 says : Amazon: Radxa Zero Quad-core mini development board, A powerful alternative to Raspberry Pi Zero W (2G Ram 8G Emmc) is £100 exactly. The shortage of chips is killing this market now.>> <<@mihailvormittag6211 says : 👍>> <<@yorkan213swd6 says : Hi Christopher, a year has gone and Debian is available… Would be great to see a Pihole installation under Debian if possible… thanks !>> <<@JohnnyNismoGTR says : Could we get a follow-up on the state of the software? It looks like the OS options are more mature here in 2023.>> <<@CarnisChampion says : Does the USB c support video out?>> <<@petergamma741 says : We have a Manjaro installation video. We also have some pictures in the Manjaro forum that it has some touch support with the Radxa Zero. But does someone use Manjaro with the Radxa Zero? Recently someone posted a review about Fedora running on a Raspberry Pi 4, which works but has issues. What about Manjora and Radxa Zero, is the Radxa Zero with Manjora usable, and is the Radxa Zero in general usable? I can find hardly any users who report that they use it.>> <<@rahuloturkar6241 says : Does this work on Raspbian OS.>> <<@BloodyJMF says : I didn't manage to install android to the emmc on a windows pc so far... The wiki how to is just to short if one is a newbie to sbcs>> <<@ahmedmoustafa6829 says : hope to see a review for Radxa Zero2 ! it shall be much powerful .>> <<@jamesbucsis6296 says : Page not found. Lol>> <<@Sysshad says : Thanks for video. Do you know if its better at emulating nes/snes/n64/ps1 then the rasperry pi zero 2w? And with better i mean faster, but also better in regards of power save and power consumption>> <<@chilledbroccoli899 says : i was looking for this sbc to make a smartphone what are your thoughts on it?>> <<@blakedonnelly678 says : Hi Chris, great movie. How did you go about installing Twister OS Beta 4 on there please. When I tried it it didn't boot.>> <<@user-je3yw5lu4v says : can it run on battery ?>> <<@dfquanta says : Wonderful review, thank you!>> <<@dklyned says : @ExplainingComputers Chris, How is the software support these days on this board?>> <<@InfiniteLoop says : Wow, weird coincidence, I’m watching this exactly a year after you recorded it.>> <<@vladimir.zhyliaiev says : Looks like the time for update the information about this SBC. Also waiting for the GPIO programming video about it...>> <<@etmax1 says : Not good to show your WiFi credentials 😞>> <<@sibujacob977 says : Why do you want a SBC when it can't support image processing camera !!>> <<@MorgothCreator says : I like this board, very powerful for his form factor and better than others because have two functional USB connectors , onboard eMMC and a good amount of RAM, and at that price point I love it .>> <<@shadowsilverlight1651 says : i have one of these boards and the only os i can get to run without really any issue is Debian. i got one of the manjaro distros to install, but it would Not recognize Nor connect to my one bluetooth mouse...debian connected no problem. i would Prefer another os over debian, but its the only one on list that works without hardware issues. its a great board, just needs the software support. i would really like to use for 4k youtube and other video playback, but wifi keeps 4k from playing well and hulu is not supported on linux from the messages ive gotten when trying to play its content.>> <<@nnasab says : Can you retest the radxa zero with the new softwares.>> <<@AB-ub9nd says : God bless the Chinese photocopiers. They copy but they doth not knoweth why>> <<@ozzyyzzoful says : what about internal flash memory performances and lifetime compared to a classic micro sd ? keep on the good work with the channel :)>> <<@mloesb says : On the Radxa website are instructions on how to erase the eMMC drive and how to install an OS on it. No serial console needed. The instructions show you how to use the eMMC on the Radxa Zero as a USB drive thet you can write an image to using something like Belana Etcher.>> <<@festro1000 says : Looked promising as I wanted a decently powered Pi Zero form factor SBC to pait with the power hat I have, glad I did a search first though from the looks of it the GPIO pins are incompatible with Pi hats. Maybe it's just me but what's the point of taking something else's form factor and a general feature like GPIO headers if its not going to be a drop in replacement, it's kind of the same issue I have with loose standards, as manufacturers sport the logo but have half the features cut at their discretion. It would be kind of like ordering organic beef and then being given a plant based substitute, it's not lying (as plant based is still organic in a loose sense of the word), but neither it is being honest with the consumer who was expecting a real meat product without the additives.>> <<@markratner4445 says : Anyone?>> <<@qqlove139 says : any sbc with build-in LTE module?>> <<@markratner4445 says : How do you turn this thing off without removing a power supply on android?>> <<@rommon263 says : What will it take to get Windows running on one of these?>> <<@vikeyto says : awsome board! software can be improved but bad hardware is forever>> <<@JohnStopman says : I hope the Pi Zero 3 will, at least, match or surpass the specs of the Radxa Zero in this way: 1 or 2GB RAM (2 gigs would be preferable because that way web browsing would no longer be a problem), Quad-core Cortex A55 (or even an A510) @ 1.4Ghz, 32GB eMMC flash chip, a new videochip that flawlessly plays 1080p/x265 content, 2 USB-C (3.0) connectors, and support for 128GB SD cards (or replace it with an additional USB-C 3.0 connector). If this makes the Pi Zero 3 twice as expensive compared to the Zero 2, then that's no problem: 20,- pounds is still very cheap ;-) But I'm probably dreaming too much and should wake up to reality ^^>> <<@othermichigansaturn says : To boot from the MicroSD you haveto press the USB Boot button on the bottom of the board.>> <<@chasejohnson8022 says : Wouldn't touch Radxa products - their software sucks and the hardware has lots of underlying bugs. Save your money and stay away!>> <<@livesimplyandhumbly says : People may want to hold off buying any SBC of Zero size. Even the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 software is buggy. The 64 bit RP OS and 64 bit Ubuntu OS for Zero 2 is available for download but none of them will boot on a RP Zero 2.>> <<@energymarketchile says : Any tip for working around the Wi not connecting in the TwisterOS? -- I can see my Wi-Fi connection, I can input the password, but it doesn't connect... Thanks.>> <<@Codemantic says : I swear there's a glint in his eye when he opens a new SBC>> <<@ProDigit80 says : These seem to be entertainment system cpus. Like of TV boxes etc... To increase the pointer, icons and text, it's often enough to change the screen resolution to a lower setting. On your 1080p monitor, just set the unit to output 720p. I'm also surprised that the AMLogic CPU support on this board is so bad, considering that consecutive cpus (S905x3) have been around for nearly 3 years now, and the x4 is out for 2 years as well!>> <<@spartanfoxie says : one thing people forget with these when they compare to the zero saying how much better it is, is that even now with the zero 2, it fits all it's components on a single side whereas this needs both sides essentially giving them double the space. obviously once you solder a header onto it the space saved by doing that is negated but I do love the pi zeroes for that>> <<@marcelbron6128 says : looks like it's possible to solder a UFL chassis/connector for an external WiFi antenna as there are soldering pads right next to the AP6256 ?>> <<@virgilmcmayers4974 says : Does this board supported by Raspbian? How the access to the GPIO is working on this board?>> <<@dotdotdotr says : Download images all seem to be working now.>> <<@johnlee5937 says : It's like a descent 2008 laptop.>> <<@maorshliefer5115 says : "Come on browser! come up! You can do it. There we are, always give it encouragement if you want it to work for you" I just love the humor inside the video :) Thank you Chris for another very informative and well narrated video:)>> <<@kingmasterlord says : What would happen if Grian and James Bruton fused 20 years ago? This guy^^>>