I had a project where I used a raspberry pi, but I had to switch to orange pi. Does anyone know what's the best way to get it working?
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Jump to Post— rproffitt 3,249As we read https://www.reddit.com/r/OrangePI/comments/18lh3hr/thinking_of_switch_to_orange_pi/ it becomes clear there is no single tutorial or something I can write in a few paragraphs that will either get "it" working or tell use what "it" is.
Best to approach this just like your first system …
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rproffitt 3,249 https://5calls.org Team Colleague
As we read https://www.reddit.com/r/OrangePI/comments/18lh3hr/thinking_of_switch_to_orange_pi/ it becomes clear there is no single tutorial or something I can write in a few paragraphs that will either get "it" working or tell use what "it" is.
Best to approach this just like your first system and dig in.
Dani 5,664 The Queen of DaniWeb Administrator Featured Poster
May I ask why you had to make the switch? Just curious.
This is completely outside my wheelhouse, but a quick Google search of ways to port raspberry pi to orange pi didn’t turn up anything too useful to my naive eyes.
Good luck!
fowokov687l commented: I had to make a switch because of the computational power requirements. Even the newest raspberry pi is much weaker than orange pi 5 +0
toneewa 149 Junior Poster
fowokov687l 17 Newbie Poster
After some more reading I concluded that the best tool for this would be armbian. In case anyone else is interested these were the instructions I found:
https://www.armbian.com/
https://www.blunix.com/blog/howto-setup-armbian-on-orange-pi-5-plus-with-spi-and-i2c.html
rproffitt commented: Thanks for the update. Nice to read research results. +17
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