@HarleyyyuI don't have that exact model of board, mine's a ZQ01-V1.3 for which the unbricking pins are in a different place (but don't worry I figured it out). The issue I'm facing right now is that my frankenstein'd image is in pieces, pieces from two different OSes and Isn't in a single .img file so I'm not sure how to write it using multitool. Any help sure is appreciated.

Please read my reply at https://github.com/torte71/InsideSovolKlipperScreen/issues/8#issuecomment-3796412735 In short: I think the screen on this device is a proprietary smart-device that can't be used as a standard display. Thus KlipperScreen (and any other X or Wayland app) will not be able to run.

I would like to say thank you very much to @sicxnull for the latest images of X96Q V5.1. They work really well and allow me to install HA as well as use it like a PC. You really did a great job!

Interested myself in the 3W in general, and if I can find them anywhere. They have the proper chip for a zero form factor board to use with the Radxa 5C and 5A, and several other boards. So I've looked, but they seem to have been outdated by the better zero form factor boards... which also seem to have a specific chip type, and aren't really compatable with the other chips if you're trying to give yourself some headroom to run clusters or offload some processes. I don't know too much about too many things yet, but I know that I need to stick with 1 chip, like a GPU arcitecture, and I can't find the 3W anywhere for any type of reasonable price. I think I found a few for like $300, but the dream of using this stuff at the top end of what it can be used for is looking grim as I am having troubles finding some of these parts for this more developed chip style. I'm sure in due time, it will all be replaced by the new Radxa zero form factor, along with the Pi form factor which will probably gravitate to this new more powerful model. The Zero board has twice the specs aprox. as the old 3W, which means likley the next Radxa board is comming out swinging to start with 32GB of RAM, and then it'll be updated with 64GB. As they seem to do that... Start half mast, then bring out a new twice as powerful model. Hoping to get my first arm project going, and I wish I knew more about ARM in general before I started focusing on 1 chip style. Radxa is cool, and they are buff as can be, but as ARM evolves, the specificity of board type to the different things you have to do is a big big pain in the ass that makes this whole adventure more painful then it should be... Eventually I'm sure it'll all come together into a standard.... But by then, you can't be a pioneer in the tiny computer parts projects. Hope this thread evolves some. I know just seeing a title on 3W caught my eye, and it's on the top of the list. I'll be getting more involved with all of this in the days to come. If you can message me, feel free. I am pretty Armtarted, and would love any information I can get.

Hey shepper, this is great, I've been thinking of working on this myself but it looks like you have more practical experience. One of the issues I had run into with the OEM software packages was no support for wired ethernet, my preference is wired connections for my devices. Looks like there was no way to provide driver support for different manufacturers. Using Armbian would remedy this. One of the hurdles I have found online involves the probe sensing that Sovol has used with this specific printer. They created a custom function (kx711) for their toolhead, that supposedly hasn't been merged with the mainline klipper branch. Don't know how difficult it would be to implement. Maybe I'll try going down this rabbit hole. Now that I see someone else is giving this a go I feel more motivated to do something too. If I can help let me know. My printer is the SV06 Ace Plus.