LoveRPi Libre Computer Le Potato Mini Single Board Computer with USB WiFi 4 and Heatsink (2GB WiFi 4, Libre Blue)

I have this board since a couple month now , i installed armbian/debian/ubuntu/raspbian , i changed power supply, i changed sd card. I changed wifi card. Always a problem, wifi dropping randomly, sd card corrupted suddenly or whatever , always a problem, and many time i tough i had it fix but 2 day later another problem pop up...poor driver/software support...wish i had buy a PI...wasted money and time.

Buena tablilla de desarrollo, pero para uso continuo 24/7 como mini server no da el ancho, ya que este corrompe el bootloader constantemente.hasta el momento aun no hay solucion al problema.

I installed a version of RetroArch on this Le Potato for retro gaming, and it is absolutely perfect. It runs everything without any problems whatsoever. I debated whether to get a Raspberry Pi, which (at the time of building this) are in high demand and difficult to find at any reasonable price.The Le Potato was the right price, available, and does the job. It's a fast, competent little thing and has wireless capacity with the added dongle. It communicates well with the USB dongles of my two replica SNES controllers. Every game performs well.What's not to like?

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Works great, using to control my 3d printer over uart. Works great setup was easy, only issue was getting it to connect to wifi, but I was impatient and the rasp sd write advance settings didn't take but a keyboard and a monitor and 20 mins later it's all up to date and kiauh installed mainsail/klipper/klipperscreen in a breeze. Uart settings super easy had to run a script to enable the ttyAML6 as wouldn't do it automatically. I wish was native wifi and had a csi header but Works for what I need.