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Installing vanilla Debian on NanoPi M4
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There are many pretty great ARM boards out there, but the stock firmware for most of them is ridden with binary blobs and is generally an abandonware. Fortunately, it's usually not that hard to make Debian work on most of them, including all the necessary multimedia peripherals.

 
2020-04-13

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