Available Storage Options
This Ultra boasts an impressive array of storage solutions, featuring a Micro SD card slot, eMMC options available in 32GB, 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB capacities, a 16MB QSPI NOR flash, and an M.2 2280 socket tailored for NVMe SSDs. The eMMC stands out as the most versatile choice, offering functionality similar to that of a microSD card. Located on the rear side of the board, the eMMC socket facilitates effortless swapping of different eMMC chips to meet user-specific needs. Additionally, the eMMC is an excellent option for those looking to run two operating systems simultaneously—one on the microSD card and the other on the eMMC chip.
Storage Devices: NVMe, SD Card, eMMC (Screenshots)
x4 USB Host Ports
In addition to the various internal storage options available, the device is equipped with a total of four USB host ports that enhance its connectivity. Among these, there are two ports that support USB 2.0, which can be utilized for slower devices, while the other two ports are USB 3.0, offering significantly faster data transfer rates for more advanced peripherals. This combination allows users to connect a range of devices, from external hard drives to flash drives, catering to different speed requirements and storage needs.
Orange Pi needs to stop this nonsense. ANOTHER board?? Nobody can keep up with software – Armbian isn’t even supporting the Max.
You don’t have to use Armbian, although it offers long-term support. The Orange Pi Ubuntu image works well, and I’m sure that a DietPi image will be available soon.
Well, there is a factory and employees, so people need continuous work all the time.