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* [[rock/LED| Using LEDs on Rock]]
 
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* [[rock/SD booting | Boot from sdcard]]
 
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* [[rock/SD upgrading | Upgrade from sdcard]]
* [[rock/leds| Using LEDs on Rock]]
 
 
* [[rock/Camera | Using Camera on Rock]]
 
* [[rock/Camera | Using Camera on Rock]]
 
* [[rock/vnc | Setting up VNC server on Rock]]
 
* [[rock/vnc | Setting up VNC server on Rock]]

Revision as of 09:45, 30 March 2014


Radxa Rock

Radxa Rock is a RK3188 based SBC(Single Board Computer) by Radxa.


Getting started

The Radxa Rock is shipped with Android 4.2.2 (Jelly Bean) and Ubuntu/Linaro 13.09 dual boot on the NAND flash (on-board storage) and it works out of the box. Let's read Radxa Rock Getting Started Guide and hook everything up and start playing with the board.

Once you get started, you can flash latest Android image and several Linux images. You can also build your own Android, build your own kernel, build your own Ubuntu root file system, or whatever you want.

FAQs

Before you ask any questions about the Radxa Rock check if your question has already been asked and answered Radxa Rock FAQ.


Community HowTos Hardware

Users

Developers


Mainboard

Components



Android Linux Misc


Addons


Projects References