Anybody still waiting on the intel 820 linux drivers? The odroid-h3 looks like a nice kit, but lack of expandability and obsolete onboard components (wifi, vid

Anybody still waiting on the intel 820 linux drivers? The odroid-h3 looks like a nice kit, but lack of expandability and obsolete onboard components (wifi, video, sound, etc) were always better served with expansion options for all of the components and peripherals, especially for those raised with desktop computing. The prices of some sbc's are reasonable, but the stink about soldered CPU's from a decade or so ago still holds true. I remember getting a gigabyte mobo with the 479 cpu in the early 2000's and rocked that kit for a decade as an HTPC, router and general use PC. Just popped in a quad nic, video card or used the default onboard components for basic browsing/word processing. Some PCIe slots for expansion takes the mitx (and smaller) designs much further. Case form factors have seen their own evolution, but internal PCIe to external PCIe enclosure would rock in 2022. Especially at some of the pricepoints. Its just easier to install linux supported components/hardware for the best experience.