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  1. Hardware
  2. SBC's

Raspberry

Supported Raspberry's for the AirSBC in descending order from good to worse

SBC
Notes

Raspberry Pi Compute Module CM4

1,2

Raspberry Pi 4B

Raspberry Pi 3B+

Raspberry Pi 3B

Raspberry Pi 3B mini

Raspberry Pi 3A

Raspberry Pi Compute Module CM3+

1

Raspberry Pi 2B v1.2

Raspberry Pi 3A+

Raspberry Pi Zero 2

3

Earlier Raspberrys might work, but can't be officially supported anymore.

  1. Requires a dt-blob.bin file for your carrier board when used as AIR to support dual cameras at the moment, ask for help in Telegram

  2. Different carrier boards need different dt-blob.bin files, needs to be placed on the root of the SD-Card, if it differs from the ochin board-file

  3. The most widely used and cost/effective

Supported Raspberry's for the GroundSBC in descending order from good to worse

SBC
Notes

Raspberry Pi Compute Module CM4

1

Raspberry Pi 4B

Raspberry Pi 3B+

Raspberry Pi 3B

Raspberry Pi Compute Module CM3+

1

Earlier Raspberrys might work, but can't be officially supported anymore.

  1. Keep in mind, that your carrier board needs to support HDMI and needs (multiple) USB Ports to be used as Ground.

PreviousSBC'sNextOchin CM4 Carrier

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