My ARM fleet

[vaughan]

What ARMs are you using vaughan, outside of Odroid-N2s and -XU4s, and how many?
Are they all running ArchLinux|ARM?

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I haven't looked at them for a long time but I think they are all from Hard Kernel Odriod-N2s and XU4s. Lost count of them but >16. Some are in their own rack cabinets. My son and I searched for a while then gave up looking for some way of daisy chaining them together. We consider Lego or Mechano parts but now they just dangle in the air loose in the rack cabinets (to try to minimise dust accumulating).

[Dirk Broer]

I haven't looked at them for a long time but I think they are all from Hard Kernel Odriod-N2s and XU4s. Lost count of them but >16. Some are in their own rack cabinets. My son and I searched for a while then gave up looking for some way of daisy chaining them together. We consider Lego or Mechano parts but now they just dangle in the air loose in the rack cabinets (to try to minimise dust accumulating).

My active ARM fleet is nowadays five Raspberry Pi 4's (two 4GB Model B's, a 8Gb model B, a 8GB CM4 with I/O board and a brand-new Raspberry Pi 400); two 4GB Odroid-N2+ board (one Armbian Linux, one Android); a 4GB Radxa Rock Pi 4B+ under Armbian, two nVidia Jetson Nano's (one 2GB running the official L4T 18.04 and one 4GB running the unofficial L4T 20.04); a 8GB Odroid-M1 and two Raspberry Pi 3 Model B's, running 64-bit Raspberry PI OS.
At the moment the best three boards from the 32-bit reserve (an Odroid-XU4, an Odroid-C1 and an ASUS Tinker Board S) run WEP-M+2 as well, as my #12 position world-wide is under attack from George Grennan, #13.
Dust is the major enemy of 24/7/365 crunching.