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I have this experience with most of these SBC-s. The new Radxa board boots 50% of the time. The only reliable SBCs I have are RPI3|4.
by dev_l1x_be 10mo ago
I have this experience with most of these SBC-s. The new Radxa board boots 50% of the time. The only reliable SBCs I have are RPI3|4.
- amelius 10mo agoI have a Radxa zero 3E that boots and runs fine.
- ekianjo 10mo agoI don't have any Radxa model, but I have a bunch of SBCs from different makers and I have never seen a problem with boot working half of the time only.
- nine_k 10mo agoSounds like a faulty SD card.
- dev_l1x_be 10mo agoI have 2 nvmes and i have tried it with several sd card.
- zeendo 10mo agoThe Orion? God mine is so annoying. What a waste of money.
- bschwindHN 10mo agoThat's a shame to hear, I was looking forward to that one. So much hardware these days seems to be let down by bad software. I mean, I'm sure there's some bad hardware out there too, but it's usually the software that is letting things down more than the hardware.
- zeendo 9mo agoYeah. I mean, I still hold out hope that enough of the driver support will get mainlined or just rolled into some distro I want to use that I can use it for _something_ but right now it just sits unplugged on my desk. :( Last I checked BredOS was close to having a reasonable experience with it but I haven't had the time to poke at it again. Personally I'd prefer an Arch derivative like BredOS or FreeBSD. I don't really want to buy a GPU to put in it but it seems like that's my only option at the moment?