10 hours ago, aprayoga said:

@Userlab @gprovost, a correction, most likely WWAN module won't work as they usually required SIM card on carrier board and maybe some other signals such as Radio/Wireless Disable.

 

Hi @aprayoga

you are right but maybe i can with https://www.delock.com/produkte/1089_M-2/65921/merkmale.html

On 3/4/2020 at 11:34 AM, ParanoiK said:

Hi gprovost, any tests done yet?

@gprovost

@ParanoiK We didn't forget you. We are still working on our wiki, once we publish those info I will ping you here.

WOW it's really wonderful SBC!!!

 

As ZFS user, I suppose that the best testing configuration would be 5x4Tb hard disks in raidz2 pool, without de-duplication but with compression turned on, no GUI to save memory, 4Tb disks are more efficient in terms of dollar/megabyte than 2Tb models and if there would be slight performance issues one could choose to prefer 5x2Tb config or to deal with some slowiness

Hello gprovost,

 

I´m very excited about the upcoming Helios64 and I´m following it since it was announced.

 

I would like to know about the customs status for shipments going to EU, as well as estimated shipping time.

 

Another very vital point is software support, for what i can tell the RK3399 doesnt seem to run all too stable on other devices so far?

 

I´m running armbian for quite some years on different devices and I´m feeling with the developers who are more than patient with enduser critics and still doing that job more or less for free on a daily basis, on that matter is there some business agreement involved that pays the devs here for their work on that specific product?

Best Regards,

 

Vin

 

In general it seems that the RK3399 runs best on the legacy but still maintained 4.4.x kernel. Newers are known to be either unstable or not properly supporting certain features.

On 6/5/2020 at 3:52 PM, Vin said:

Another very vital point is software support, for what i can tell the RK3399 doesnt seem to run all too stable on other devices so far?

as mentioned by @Werner, RK3399 runs best on the legacy, 4.4 kernel. Mainline, (LK 5.4), for example, still have some issue on DP over TypeC.

We ran some burn-in test (stress-ng for cpu, parallel fio on all sata port, all usb port, emmc and microsd) under LK 4.4. we didn't encounter stability issue in 24 hours.

Similar like Helios4, Helios64 will have legacy and current support.

 

On 3/12/2020 at 12:29 AM, Userlab said:

Hi @aprayoga

you are right but maybe i can with https://www.delock.com/produkte/1089_M-2/65921/merkmale.html

i have tried similar riser from Amazon, as you can see on following pictures, the riser is too long

 

and M.2 modem is too wide

 

 

On 6/5/2020 at 4:52 PM, Vin said:

I would like to know about the customs status for shipments going to EU, as well as estimated shipping time.

 

We will post some info this week (on our blog and by newsletter) on production progress and shipping estimate.

 

 

On 6/5/2020 at 4:52 PM, Vin said:

I´m running armbian for quite some years on different devices and I´m feeling with the developers who are more than patient with enduser critics and still doing that job more or less for free on a daily basis, on that matter is there some business agreement involved that pays the devs here for their work on that specific product?

 

Well we have some track record of donations to Armbian, and actually we are part of the Armbian team as mvebu family maintainer until now, and you can expect us to be very active on the rockchip64/rk3399 family. So even though it's never enough, I think we are doing our share of contribution back ;-)

 

 

@Userlab If you need to get bigger M.2 cards in there I can suggest using an adapter with extension cable like this:

https://www.amazon.com/Sintech-M-Key-Extention-Cable-20CMS/dp/B07DZCCGJN/

 

You can break the device side to any length you need it. And attach larger and wider cards at the other end.

Are there any updates about the ECC variant?

When will it be available?