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disregard... i tried to install docker without using the instruction here: http://blog.hypriot.com/getting-started-with-docker-on-your-arm-device/ to answer my own question i used the vanilla jessie image here: http://www.armbian.com/donate/?f=Armbian_5.17_Nanopineo_Debian_jessie_4.6.7.7z so far so good.. http://imgur.com/a/RvPxz

which image did you use?

not sure if i missed a step, but i'm compiling node from scratch having failed to launch node-red because of node missing. it's taking some time since it's only using 1 core. not sure if i can specify (using make) more than one core.

spacing is an issue, but doable. I thinking about cutting one of the heatsinks in half and placing it on the memory. Has anyone measured the memory temp when using a benchmarking/burning tool?

Thanks for the insight. I have a question about the FA supplied heatsink, how did FA avoid hitting the Ethernet jack posts? I came pretty close to hitting them myself when placing a heatsink on the CPU. Is the heatsink contoured on the bottom?

my nanopi neo arrived today and i got a chance to try the new heatsinks i purchased off aliexpress for about $10 (20 heatsinks) http://www.aliexpress.com/item/20-pieces-lot-Silvr-Heat-Sink-20x20x15mm-Router-IC-Heat-Sink-Aluminum-Cooling-Fin-20-20/32478830210.html i can't seem to post images because of my low post count, but here is google+ album with details https://goo.gl/photos/DyJ5NC7N8E1Co7tX7 TLDR: 41c at idle, 74~75c at full load (using cpuburn-a7) hopefully someone finds this interesting. also notice that the heatsink doesn't quite fit over the soc and memory, so i split the difference. Regards!

for everyone's interest more information (and pictures!) about this enclosure has been posted to thingiverse here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1698298

FA also mentioned that there was a case coming so i'm interested in how that will interface with the board and heatsink!

I see that 4.7 is out.. does this spell good news for mainline support for H3 and docker support? I noticed the release notes mention the Orange PI PC. http://www.cnx-software.com/2016/07/25/linux-4-7-release-main-changes-arm-and-mips-architectures/