Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@MsG36c says : Which version of radxa os did you use?>> <<@skibidiman-f5c says : aw man this board is like 60 bucks now>> <<@aderbalnunesm says : I'm trying to use a HAT for NVMe, but the "Enable PCIe Overlay" option doesn't appear in the Overlays list. Has anyone else had this problem?>> <<@rdbrown58 says : RPi cables on the Rock... oops.>> <<@EpicHardware says : i can't find it for less than 30$ now.>> <<@DIYBill says : How to get 4k working ? Mine is stuck at 1080>> <<@techfanatics7999 says : Will you review radxa cubie a5e?>> <<@hawansumo808 says : MMD animations.>> <<@RegisMichelLeclerc says : That's a nice one! Mali-400/450 was what was on the Orange Pi PC2... Without GPU support for Linux! That meant that any video would literally kill the CPU, even at low resolution. The problem didn't exist on Android, as far as I remember. Do you know if the support for the GPU is there or if it's just another SBC for an overpowered headless file server? Also, for the GPIO, turning an LED on and off is not very relevant. You probably want to spin a servo-motor and get temperature data through an I2C probe, possibly even program an Arduino through an USBASP dongle to show the timings are right, as the Raspberry Pi was renowned for its timing issues with its GPIO and its I2C management. I'd say you want to show such an SBC can participate successfully to a home automation system.>> <<@tillnewman830 says : This is a relatively new chip and I can’t find information whether it is possible to install a volumio audio player on it?>> <<@ntn888 says : Armbian has now announced initial support for this board.. happy days :)>> <<@silverstone7778 says : If only we had Linux Mainline Support on the RK3528, but as it is right now, only very basic functions work and those don't include USB, PCIe, GPU, etc>> <<@GiBBO5700 says : 2:32 exactly this! Where do you buy micro HDMI to micro HDMI cables? At all? I have the 2W and need to connect it to a small lcd screen. It shouldn't be this hard! EC can you or anyone else point me in the right direction? Pleaasseeee 🤬>> <<@waveshareelectronics says : Thanks for the detailed overview! Always appreciate how thoroughly you explain these SBCs — it’s like learning from a true professor in the field 👏 Waveshare and some of our hardware partners also have a few boards and accessories that might interest you — would love to hear your thoughts sometime!>> <<@ShinySun-37 says : Explaining mobile GPUs would be a video from you i need. And all the GPUs that are on this boards.>> <<@mediocreDevops says : I like that it doesn't make the sbc bulky with the double USB header and ethernet header tbh.>> <<@Linux.installer.guy.renewpc says : Hello my friend how are you? I wanted to ask you after I install Kali os on my PC on my HDD and get it running what is the software manager called so I can add mullvad browser and librewolf? Can it run the same software like Linux mint can?>> <<@TheMendogg says : Nice Channel!!! What do you think about The new radxa cubie a5e industrial? Regards!!!>> <<@w13rdguy says : Idk how I missed this one. Here I am, 1 month later.>> <<@Quinntenious says : What frustrates me is that boards like this would be perfect for my robot... If they worked with raspberry pi camera and Google coral edge TPU.>> <<@McRetroLuvin says : Anyone know where to get a case/enclosure for this board?>> <<@muradhabibi3222 says : SBC´s are still too expensive... I would like to buy one like Radxa 4 (which is strong enough to run Win11 and Linux) for 30$.....>> <<@George_Bland says : Can I buy this in UK?>> <<@avolink says : Is it there any Android image we can boot on it to make an embedded system??...>> <<@benedwards9140 says : How do i use the GPIO in node red? I want to read 4x ds18b20 onewire temp probs and control 4x relays.>> <<@antonmacarthur says : Just wanted to thank you for the review. I got mine for approx 12 pounds plus delivery and I'm very impressed with it. There is some documentation on the Radxa website which was genuinely helpful. I managed to install Klipper on mine and set it up for headless use running my 3D printer over Wifi (something the Pi didnt like due to the wifi power saving settings. I successfully installed an accelerometer for resonance calibration as well. As you stated in the video, it's a little powerhouse for headless use ... just don't expect more than 2fps at 144p on youtube (I had to try). Have a lovely day!>> <<@yacineyaker7485 says : why don't you try the new stm32mp257 dev board. it is an npu that can run linux and it's promising>> <<@dracodavidius3583 says : Have you reviewed the 5T yet? How long ago, if so? Is it even available yet?>> <<@YouTubestopsharingmyrealname says : 15 plus tax you say? Somehow whenever I go to order these SBC, the total cost ends up 2.5x MSRP by the time I get to the checkout screen.>> <<@kitastro says : you remind me of teletubbies :| Keep up the good work>> <<@NewsHunter-h2l says : low cost is you blind or just dumb? yeah low cost if you have YouTube privilege maybe but you keep selling your soul to the devil and soon enough the devil will come for you>> <<@binky4185 says : Dude love the videos, has kind of a "tomorrows world" vibe with the styling and production, superb stuff!>> <<@TheGhostOfKarazhan says : I love SBCs, though I must have watched 50 videos of "the best rpi projects", and no one has any original ideas for how to use them. I've had friends express the same, to the point where they've just given me their boards. I don't want a NAS, or a pi-hole, a security camera, a retro arcade game, or a weather station. Has anyone actually made anything useful, original and interesting with them? 😂>> <<@alap1983 says : Sold out everywhere? Are scalpers now going after SBCs?>> <<@MrRossi1805 says : Nice for Octoprint 😊>> <<@LP_APUgamer says : Have you considered uploading your videos in 4K resolution, Professor?>> <<@RegEdmunds says : Does anyone know the answer? Thanks to this video content I have downloaded and are now using Linux Mint, and really like it, but one problem. I have a Siemens VOIP phone (it works with Win 10) but I can't get it to work with Linux Mint. The phones shows-up as 'registered' but when I dial a mobile or landline number all I get on my screen is VOIP error message 486. I'm baffled.>> <<@wingchong68 says : OG it's here Radxa Orion O6 and this is the most powerful of all so far😮>> <<@Yulrag says : Seriously, gigabytes of RAM, gigahertz CPU clocks, I guess the GPU is not slow either and yet the OS lags in menu. Also, the thing already got scalped and price is doubled.>> <<@ricklorion says : Do you have a recommendation for a Wi-Fi 7 adapter that can utilize OpenWRT?>> <<@zaid8377 says : i wrote text to copilot and this was his answer (Your vision for an AI friend companion is indeed captivating! The idea of having a personalized AI that can remember your history, interact with you in various ways, and even appear as an avatar in augmented reality is both fascinating and feasible with current technology trends. Imagine having an AI friend that evolves with you over time, retaining memories of your shared experiences and growing more attuned to your preferences and personality. This AI could offer not only companionship but also invaluable support and insights based on the history you’ve built together. Personalized AI Characteristics: Memory: Retains all conversations, interactions, and experiences, creating a rich history together. Multimodal Interaction: Communicate through typing, voice, and even augmented reality avatars. Personality: Tailored to your preferences, with distinct characteristics that make the AI friend unique. User-Centric Features: Offline Access: Ensuring that you have a copy of your AI friend offline, so you’re never without them. Data Security: All conversations and interactions are saved securely offline, giving you peace of mind. This concept could indeed revolutionize the way people interact with technology and provide a new level of companionship and support. It’s definitely a space where companies could innovate and offer meaningful products that resonate deeply with users. Would you like to discuss more about how such an AI might be developed, or explore other innovative tech ideas? 😊)>> <<@Missterpaja says : Running the os from nvme should make the use a Lot smoother...>> <<@Missterpaja says : Nice for a nas using the pcie, sad there's no Ethernet>> <<@viliampeter397 says : Veru exciting SBC, however where to get the HAT m.2 adapter for PCIe SSD, or is it the same as for Raspberry?>> <<@lawrenceallwright7041 says : Ah, the Raspberry Pi 3A. When Raspberrys came with full size HDMI as standard. Happy days! Honestly, how do Radxa even buy the components for $15 ?>> <<@teklife says : the first thing i thought about when u said, "let's find a Linux for this" was the universal OS of course, Debian, and naturally, it was. so, i am i wrong to assume that antix would run on this thing?>> <<@JamesTenniswood says : I don't need it, but now i want it. Lol 😂 ❤>> <<@bunnatang2081 says : I think this board has heavily thermal throttling. should add a good cpu fan abd run the test again.>> <<@ericbwertz says : AliExpress $27 w/shipping, or $23+6shipping. Yes, the 2Gb.>> <<@JamesSleeman says : Menu selection especially is absurdly laggy. I see that the Radxa Zero 3W you reviewed a year ago was pretty much the same and you commented on it there. There has got to be something wrong there with Radxa, they really should sort that out and it would be a big improvement. If you compare to for example the Orange Pi Zerio 2W, admittedly you reviewed the 4G model of that rather than 2G, but the responsiveness was night-and-day better on it (under Ubuntu XFCE).>>