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Hyper-Linux Suite based on Orange Pi CM4

Overview

This project is a Linux geek PC built using the Orange Pi CM4 core board, including the PCB, front panel, and casing kit.
The project uses a 2.4-inch SPI screen, and the casing dimensions are 75mm*61mm*13mm.

The PCB onboard interfaces include:
2-pin JTAG header
for kernel debugging;
serial port for printing Linux logs;
3-pin
OTG header for downloading programs;
USB for connecting a mouse and keyboard;
PWR for connecting a PD charger;
2-button
reset button;
and MaskROM for flashing Rockchip firmware into MaskROM mode.

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