Dear friend, please just go with community contributed version, which is also really go for 4G model -https://github.com/mopplayer/lattepanda-mainline-4.11MIPS architecture wrote: ↑Mon Nov 19, 2018 2:09 pmI know that LattePanda is for windows... However, they said that "Ubuntu version will be released in 2 weeks..." 2 month ago.....
If they didn't say about it. nevermind...
They have to say something,,,, for example, we are not able to develop ubuntu version... Sorry....
I think that they developed new Alpha series, so they don't care about the old one.... so I am upset... SAY SOMETHING OFFICIALLY!!!
Beta Ubuntu Image for LattePanda - Official version
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Enjoy Tinkering with LattePanda ! 
Today I completed my Dual Boot configuration of my LattePanda Alpha, I am now running the pre-configured Windows 10 alongside Ubuntu 18.04. For some reason I expected the worse, I added a 500Gb SSD to the M.2 slot, formatting 100gb as shared data NTFS leaving the remaining free. Following the dual boot steps in this post https://www.itzgeek.com/how-tos/linux/u ... -boot.html i walked through step by step mostly only changing the partition sizes.
The results... an extremely fast and responsive dual boot Panda Alpha. I have not tested the wifi or other extended board feature, but basic functionality, mouse, keyboard, graphics and network are working. I added a 3D printed case and so far i am impressed, time to start some software projects.
The results... an extremely fast and responsive dual boot Panda Alpha. I have not tested the wifi or other extended board feature, but basic functionality, mouse, keyboard, graphics and network are working. I added a 3D printed case and so far i am impressed, time to start some software projects.
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Would you mind to share more details about this Alpha configuration via github docs repo? Thanks for your support!bsniego wrote: ↑Tue Dec 25, 2018 6:26 pmToday I completed my Dual Boot configuration of my LattePanda Alpha, I am now running the pre-configured Windows 10 alongside Ubuntu 18.04. For some reason I expected the worse, I added a 500Gb SSD to the M.2 slot, formatting 100gb as shared data NTFS leaving the remaining free. Following the dual boot steps in this post https://www.itzgeek.com/how-tos/linux/u ... -boot.html i walked through step by step mostly only changing the partition sizes.
The results... an extremely fast and responsive dual boot Panda Alpha. I have not tested the wifi or other extended board feature, but basic functionality, mouse, keyboard, graphics and network are working. I added a 3D printed case and so far i am impressed, time to start some software projects.
http://docs.lattepanda.com/content/alpha_edition/os/
https://github.com/LattePandaTeam/Docs
Enjoy Tinkering with LattePanda !
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Just for fun I tried an 18.04 minimal install on a 2/32 and it failed miserably. The installer worked, but during the final install process I started getting CPU lockup issues and alerts from the watchdog e.g.:
Soft lockup CPU#1 stuck for 22s
It would happen to other CPU's as well.
For cooling in the time being, I had a table-top size fan pointed at the top of the unit.
I'm using a reliable power supply, a 2.5A 5V that was previously powering my raspberry pi.
Soft lockup CPU#1 stuck for 22s
It would happen to other CPU's as well.
For cooling in the time being, I had a table-top size fan pointed at the top of the unit.
I'm using a reliable power supply, a 2.5A 5V that was previously powering my raspberry pi.
(((I installed ubuntu 18.04 on a lattepanda alpha and haven't noticed any issues so far, how do you check for lockups?firxworx wrote: ↑Tue Jan 15, 2019 9:47 pmJust for fun I tried an 18.04 minimal install on a 2/32 and it failed miserably. The installer worked, but during the final install process I started getting CPU lockup issues and alerts from the watchdog e.g.:
Soft lockup CPU#1 stuck for 22s
It would happen to other CPU's as well.
For cooling in the time being, I had a table-top size fan pointed at the top of the unit.
I'm using a reliable power supply, a 2.5A 5V that was previously powering my raspberry pi.
BTW, 2.5A-5V (12.5W) seems waay too low for the alpha, the packed power supply is rated 45W.
edit: I just realized you weren't talking about the lattepanda alpha, sorry.
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Yes they should do a server too. That's how I am running mine now.