LattePanda IOTA Palm-sized x86 Single Board Computer (Intel N150, 8GB RAM / 64GB eMMC)
Wondering if this wonderful looking SBC with a Raspberry Pi RP2040 microcontroller for the 40pin GPIO would be compatible with RPi DAC hats? If not plug and play compatible, what would it take to make it compatible in Volumio? Is there a pin mapping that can be done?
Donât think this will work.
Majority of hats uses GPIO2-3-18-19-20-21
According to their doc:
| GPIO18 | S0 | Internally Connected to S0 State Pin | |
| GPIO19 | S3 | Internally Connected to S3 State Pin | |
| GPIO20 | SW | Internally Connected to SW Button | |
| GPIO21 | RST | Internally Connected to RST Button |
Guys, this is an x86 thread. Please donât dillute it with other stuff.
The board in question is x86, it was a reasonable ask given so many RPi DAC / Digi hats available. Unfortunately it wonât work. Thanks for clarifying @wheaten
Brand: Asus
Model: Asuspro - 15" touchscreen
CPU: Intel Celeron N4000 1.1 GHz
RAM: 4GB
Running from local SSD 1TB
Confirmed image version 4.119
works without problems
HP Pavilion X360 11-u000nf - Intel N3060 - 2GB RAM - 11,6" WXGA IPS Touch Display - 1366x768.
Volumio 4.119 - Glass 0.8.69
The touchscreen works right from installation, as does the laptopâs built-in audio.
Volumio is installed on the 32GB eMMC drive inside this HP unit.
The SD card reader also functions as mass storage a 64GB Sandisk SD card was tested.
The Glass plugin also works correctly after installation.
