Hey guys, I see a new ver of the Rock Pi S is coming out - I was wondering if anyone tried to use a pre-existing Rock Pi to run some emulation? If you did, how did it perform? Any issues?
It would be cool if these ran like SNES/PS1 games well… then I don’t gotta desolder so much stuff and cut so much stuff to make things fit xD.
Anyone’s input is very much appreciated, thank you.
ROCK Pi S doesn’t have GPU, but since stm32 can run snes I don’t see any issue running it on ROCK Pi S quad A35 cores.
Thanks very much Jack… I’m going to purchase 1 for sure, can’t wait for more stock to come!
Keep in mind that ROCK Pi S doesn’t have direct display interfaces, we support SPI 3.5 inch display without touch. Check:
Ah… I see, so how would one be able to set up the initial system?
Is it like… pre-load the OS, connect via ethernet, scan network for IP, and then try to connect via SSH for control?
We have the getting started page 
Basically, write image to uSD card, power from the PC/Laptop USB, access from the PC/Laptop and set it up, then connect from SSH.
AH! Perfect, thanks again Jack!
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