ROCK 4 SE

This is the documentation for ROCK 4 SE, written by Radxa Team with community contributions.

ROCK 4 SE is powered by RK3399-T with a dual core Cortex-A72@1.5GHz + quad core Cortex-A53@1Ghz ARM processor, 64bit LPDDR4, up to 4K@60 HDMI, MIPI DSI, MIPI CSI, 3.5mm jack with mic, USB Port, GbE LAN, 40-pin color expansion header, RTC. ROCK 4 SE is introduced in 2022.

Close look of ROCK 4 SE

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Getting start guide

Follow the Guide to start using your ROCK 4 SE.

Use Radxa Debian

Follow the Radxa Debian Guide

Download and install third party OS

Find more OS by the Radxa friends and the community.

Find supported accessories

Discover the accessories that just work on ROCK 4 SE

Learn more about the hardware details

Learn more about the ROCK 4 SE connectors and pinout

Check the data sheets of the components used on ROCK 4 SE.

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Setup/Quick start

Getting started with ROCK 4, including what you need and how to get it booted.
GPIO pinout
Backup and Restore your SD card or eMMC module
How to mount SSD with M2 extension board

What's new

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

Community