Note: The first link on each bullet point links to the article. The other links on each bullet point links to other resources on that topic on ameridroid.com. How to Install Emby on the ODROID-XU4 ODROID-XU4 Plex Media Server Installation...
From armbsd.org: A bootable image of NetBSD is now available for the Pinebook Pro. It's super easy to try it out. Just write the image to a microSD card, put it in the Pinebook Pro, and reboot! Let us know...
Note: The first link on each bullet point links to the article. The other links on each bullet point links to other resources on that topic on ameridroid.com. Building an ODROID GameStation Turbo (OGST) Case For Your ODROID-XU4 Retro ESP32:...
From Electromaker.io: The RockPro64 is a beefy single-board computer (SBC). Pine64's Rockchip RK3399-powered maker board features up to 4GB of LPDDR4, Gigabit Ethernet, and 4K video output. It's an affordable, extremely capable development board. Yet despite its computing capabilities, the...
From forum.pine64.org: TL;DR FOSDEM 2020 - Pine64 will be attending the expo on Saturday Feb 1, and will have a booth on Sunday, Feb 2. Bring your PinePhone with you if you are attending as something special may be available...
From Twitter: Updated images for ODROID family C2 / N2 / XU4 / XU4Q / HC1 / HC2 / MC1 with #armbian improved Linux kernel v5.4.y. Check it out at https://armbian.com/download/?tx_maker=hardkernel
By Duncan Cline, ameriDroid Technician: Click here to buy the CoreELEC ODROID-N2 kit. Watch the tutorial video at bottom of the article. Through collaboration between Hardkernel and the CoreELEC team, the ODROID-N2 has become an even more powerful media platform....
ODROID-XU4 Tweaks: A Collection of Popular Modifications Recreating a Mac Plus: Using the ODROID-GO as a Macintosh Emulator eMMC Memory Modules: A Simple Guide Ogo Shell: File Browser, Audio Player and Image Viewer for ODROID-GO Multiscreen Desktops using VNC: Create...
The folks at VOLKSPC have released OS images in the past that can run Android on top of Debian. They've now flipped that the other way, and released a Debian XFCE package that can run on pretty much any Android...
