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Note that the Turing Pi v1 has 7 slots for Pi CM/CM3/CM3+ modules, but it has been in short supply as each batch they made has sold out pretty quickly.
by geerlingguy 5y ago
Note that the Turing Pi v1 has 7 slots for Pi CM/CM3/CM3+ modules, but it has been in short supply as each batch they made has sold out pretty quickly.
- adolph 5y agoThe use of non-CM4 connector is interesting. Do you know why that is? Edit: Oh, I see, they are using a daughtercard method to connect the CM4 form factor. Probably nicer to keep everything upright and packed parallel. Edit: Also, thank you for your K8s book, I'm an avid user although I need to recheck Leanpub to see if there are any recent updates.
- rwmj 5y agoCM3 uses a laptop-RAM-style SO-DIMM form factor and connector. CM4 changed to a different form factor and connector.
- geerlingguy 5y agoThe daughtercard also allows them to adapt to a Jetson Nano form factor, which makes for an interesting hybrid board.
- formerly_proven 5y agoCM4 requires both boards to be stacked, so it doesn't work for something like this. IIRC there are also problems with the connector layout assuming zero tolerance.
- wanderer_ 5y agoJeff Geerling! I'm excited for the video that I know is forthcoming, I'm haven't even looked at Turing Pi's official release because I want to hear your take on it :)