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I've got two, they don't have as much documentation as I would like, how to program for certain pins, SPI / I2C, how to compile for it locally and remotely.. I

by cordite 11y ago

I've got two, they don't have as much documentation as I would like, how to program for certain pins, SPI / I2C, how to compile for it locally and remotely.. I like the size but did not have the resources and time to blindly dive into it.

jandrese 11y ago
This is the perpetual problem with these no-name SBCs. All of the documentation and tech support is over in China, and even getting answers to simple questions can be impossible. This is why the Raspberry Pi remains so popular despite having worse specs/higher price point than a multitude of competitors. The large English speaking community built up around it means you can usually find answers to any weird questions you might have about it. Usually some sample code too.