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Orange pi zero h2, flat version

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I have been working on orange pi zero h2 daily for about a year to make a pretty good distribution but now I want to produce my console but the board only comes with headers and usb/Ethernet all soldered on making it fat, any one have a connection to the manufacturer to not make it with pins or usb/Ethernet soldered on.

 

This is what I want my orange pi zero h2 to look like: https://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=69&product_id=212

 

I have had bad experiences with the h3, only h2 is good for me.

33 minutes ago, helper-dialog said:

last my first h3 from  a pi zero plus was taking longer to boot than the orange pi zero h2

My OPiZeroPlus2-H3 take about 9 sec to boot, because we are talking about Armbian image here, not some crappy image taken elsewhere ...

OPiZero-H2 has a crappy XRadio WiFi, it sometimes can take longuer to get DHCP address than OPiZeroPlus2-H3 ...

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no opz h2 if you set up the ssid in the file, connects in less than a second and has never failed me(because I work on it a lot so I got it good) and I have 18 second boot. you are seriously talking 9 seconds from power on? still either way they come with pins I need something flat, if you help me find something flat and fast booting and good for debian 8 xfce I will donate to you on paypal.

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time to get the bulb solder sucker and a soldering iron :( what about the banana pi zero h2 does that take a xfce desktop that's close enough right?

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