As somebody who just wasted too much of his life trying to figure out a software issue on another RK3399 powered SBC, let me tell you that software documentation/support is worth so much more than features or power. If the software that can run on these are cobbled together semi-proprietary chains of mishmashed crap, these boards will continue to be mediocre at best.
Which! For the record... makes me very sad. There's a reason I bought the board I bought. On paper it seemed great. But the boot process was entirely undocumented and I ran into so many issues with kernel compatibility and featureset for their custom images.
Which! For the record... makes me very sad. There's a reason I bought the board I bought. On paper it seemed great. But the boot process was entirely undocumented and I ran into so many issues with kernel compatibility and featureset for their custom images.