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So Odroid XU4 is still best for that use case, would it make sense to use this addon board with it?

Would 10/10 internet be fast enough? What about 10/1? (I need to check what kind of speeds i have). So this USB3 GbE dongle creates a USB3 port and intefaces with gigabit port on SBC? So what is the point of this addon? Will we be able to reach the speed of Odroid XU4 with the use of H5 boards?

Cool, nice. Another question, K.IO can handle only 1 camera per instance right? So for multi-camera system's I'd have to run multiple instances of K.IO, right?

Where did you read that pyA20 works on it? So I just flash armbian and then I use this python library and it works? I don't have to configure stuff inside fex? Can someone post a fex compatible with this library and tell me how I use it?

Would be nice if someone could write step by step a tutorial for commands on how to enable gpio's and i2c for example. Since as you see by these questions, we normal users (nonprogrammers), don't understand it. If there was such a tutorial one could then just link to it on subsequent questions. But would really need to be detailed, with the bash commands.

Thanks Makama! You are awesome! Btw have you maybe tried out also IP-cams?

This is awesome! So if I copy those files for rpi-cam first i could use the .deb from the website? Which one, for Rpi3 or Rpi2? Could you perhaps host the needed rpi camera files somewhere? What do you think hardware-vise, would a 512mb Ram H3 orange take it? Or is 1gb required?

I have fingers crossed that sometime this project is gonna come to fruition

Would this work on a opi zero: https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-red-contrib-opi-gpio ?

Good that you guys cleaned the OPi0 thread.

Or maybe he could buy a "patch" antenna with the correct connector for Opi0 and point it directly to the wireless router and gain range.

So the default "Jessie server" OPI-0 image uses legacy kernel right? Yeah I was watching that video, that you linked... Would be nice if there was a tutorial regarding this fex's and stuff...Its like alien language to me .

I'd say go with WiringPi, so we could reuse existing projects for Rpi. If you'd go with pyA20, then fork it and make it compatible with Rpi.GPIO so we can reuse those projects for RPi .

I've watched some youtube review and the guys said he couldnt get i2c and spi to work on the orange pi zero...Did you test it already? Does it work? Can you write a mini tutorial regarding those fex's etc.?

So if we take for example this project (which is with wiringPi) -> https://github.com/rszimm/sprinklers_pi/blob/361946af2e972ac7df639859610d26adaf335624/core.cpp I would replace #include <wiringPi.h> with #include <gpio_lib.h> and then wiringPiSetup() with sunxi_gpio_init() and then digitalWrite(ZoneToIOMap, (outState&(0x01<<i))?1:0); to what? And the pinMode stuff in core.cpp to what? I'd really like to use this software with orange pi zero, I'd be really happy if you could help me. I think I will use only OT_DIRECT_POS or OT_DIRECT_NEG so maybe those pinmodes are not important dunno? Also i found this cool project which uses Rpi.GPIO -> https://github.com/Dan-in-CA/SIP; how would I support here the Orange PI?

So what does this tell us , I'm a noob and can't tell...Is it an easy fix?

Ok so if I see a project that uses WiringPi, how do I replace the wiringpi code in that project with the code from this library so that it does the same job? Also what about if I need a library in C? (which one works?)

I also voted, but like some other wallpapers more that unfortunately didn't make the cut .

On first glance I see some XRADIO_ERR errors, this xradio is the wifi driver I believe...But I'm not a dev so just sharing obervations.

Yeah would be nice to have at least occasional feedback from the devs themselves .

Any news on this? Are you waiting for other stuff (Wifi, ethernet) to be rock solid on the OPI Zero, before you start addding this support?

Thanks gnasch!

So when I ssh into Armbian on the OPI PC, I see the cpu temperature at 50 degrees Celsius, and the number is red (in the "header"). Should I be worried about that? 1 core is constantly at 70% (this Mycroft is a bit resource hungry), while other cores are at 1% in htop. Thanks for the help in advance! Awesome distro btw!

This is cool even the audio part already .

So can someone give me an overview on what: - works - doesn't work - isn't optimal on the current Armbian Orange Pi Zero build?