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| − | = Radxa Zero 2= | + | = Radxa Zero 2 Pro= |
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| − | This is the Wiki page for Radxa Zero 2, written by Radxa Team with community contributions. | + | This is the Wiki page for Radxa Zero 2 Pro, written by Radxa Team with community contributions. |
| − | Radxa Zero 2 is a low profile single board computer with a small form factor. Powered by Amlogic A311D SoC, it can run Android and selected Linux distributions. | + | Radxa Zero 2 Pro is a low profile single board computer with a small form factor. Powered by Amlogic A311D SoC, it can run Android and selected Linux distributions. |
| − | Radxa Zero 2 features a hexa-core 64-bit ARM processor, 4GB 32bit LPDDR4 memory, HDMI output up to 4K60p, onboard Wi-Fi and | + | Radxa Zero 2 Pro features a hexa-core 64-bit ARM processor, 4GB 32bit LPDDR4 memory, HDMI output up to 4K60p, onboard Wi-Fi and BT connectivity, USB 3.0, and 40-pin GPIO header. Additionally, the power port can also be used as a USB 2.0 OTG port to connect more peripheral. |
| − | Radxa Zero 2 comes with various configurations to suit your need. Please check our [[Zero2/Hardware/SKU | available models]] for detail. | + | Radxa Zero 2 Pro comes with various configurations to suit your need. Please check our [[Zero2/Hardware/SKU | available models]] for detail. |
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| − | * [[Zero2/Getting_started | Our beginner guide for Radxa Zero 2]]. You will learn the basic of the board and how to get it running. | + | * [[Zero2/Getting_started | Our beginner guide for Radxa Zero 2 Pro]]. You will learn the basic of the board and how to get it running. |
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* [https://github.com/radxa/debos-radxa debos-radxa] Build Radxa official system images | * [https://github.com/radxa/debos-radxa debos-radxa] Build Radxa official system images | ||
* [[Zero/dev/kernel | Build Linux kernel]] | * [[Zero/dev/kernel | Build Linux kernel]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Zero/dev/u-boot | Build U-Boot]] |
* [[Zero/dev/serial-console | Attach to serial console]] | * [[Zero/dev/serial-console | Attach to serial console]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Zero/dev/maskrom | Enter maskrom mode]] |
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| − | Technical specifications about Radxa Zero 2's hardware, including components datasheet, schematic, etc. | + | Technical specifications about Radxa Zero 2 Pro's hardware, including components datasheet, schematic, etc. |
| − | * [[Zero2/Hardware/Product | Main board]] - Hardware introduction of the Radxa Zero 2 | + | * [[Zero2/Hardware/Product | Main board]] - Hardware introduction of the Radxa Zero 2 Pro |
* [[Zero2/Hardware/SKU | Available SKU]] | * [[Zero2/Hardware/SKU | Available SKU]] | ||
* [[Zero2/Hardware/GPIO | GPIO]] | * [[Zero2/Hardware/GPIO | GPIO]] | ||
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| − | Covers the common use cases when using Radxa Zero 2 with a Linux distribution. | + | Covers the common use cases when using Radxa Zero 2 Pro with a Linux distribution. |
* Check out our [[Zero2/Linux/Cheat_sheet | Linux user cheat sheet]] for some common daily tasks | * Check out our [[Zero2/Linux/Cheat_sheet | Linux user cheat sheet]] for some common daily tasks | ||
Latest revision as of 11:17, 11 December 2023
Radxa Zero 2 Pro
This is the Wiki page for Radxa Zero 2 Pro, written by Radxa Team with community contributions.
Radxa Zero 2 Pro is a low profile single board computer with a small form factor. Powered by Amlogic A311D SoC, it can run Android and selected Linux distributions.
Radxa Zero 2 Pro features a hexa-core 64-bit ARM processor, 4GB 32bit LPDDR4 memory, HDMI output up to 4K60p, onboard Wi-Fi and BT connectivity, USB 3.0, and 40-pin GPIO header. Additionally, the power port can also be used as a USB 2.0 OTG port to connect more peripheral.
Radxa Zero 2 Pro comes with various configurations to suit your need. Please check our available models for detail.
- 2022-07-08: OpenSUSE now supports Radxa Zero, installation tutorials from OpenSUSE Wiki.
- 2022-06-23: ROCK 5B Developer Edition is shipping, checkout the Debug Party
- 2022-01-09: ROCK 5 Model B is announced: an ARM64 desktop level SBC
More:
- 2021-10-11: Radxa Zero Debian/Ubuntu system images are released. Check the Radxa Zero Downloads.
- 2021-08-25: ROCK 3A Debian/Ubuntu system images are released. Check the ROCK 3 Downloads.
- 2021-07-11: IOhub is even more affordable with ROCK PI X hardware
- 2021-06-16: Radxa Zero is released
- 2021-04-15: ROCK PI S Based GPS NTP appliance is launched
- 2021-03-13: Build a Mini Serene Screen Aquarium with ROCK Pi X
- 2021-03-11: ROCK Pi 4 as the perfect Chia coin crypto currency farmer
Getting started
- Our beginner guide for Radxa Zero 2 Pro. You will learn the basic of the board and how to get it running.
Installation
Running as a desktop or hooking up to a TV? Install a different system to suit your need.
Found a bug in the software? Help us to improve!
- debos-radxa Build Radxa official system images
- Build Linux kernel
- Build U-Boot
- Attach to serial console
- Enter maskrom mode
Technical specifications about Radxa Zero 2 Pro's hardware, including components datasheet, schematic, etc.
- Main board - Hardware introduction of the Radxa Zero 2 Pro
- Available SKU
- GPIO
- Hardware revisions
Community
- Forum: https://forum.radxa.com/
- Discord: https://rock.sh/go