Build a 4-Machine Linux Cluster on ONE Motherboard! Turing Pi 2.5 & RK1 Setup

[@hyltcasper]

It is very powerful as hyper converged box and very efficient on power consumption. But the 1 GB connectivity makes it weak.

[@Darkk6969]

I've pre-ordered mine a few months ago and still waiting for it to arrive. lol. Hopefully soon.

[@srvuk]

That was one hell of a monetary outlay. I had to wonder what could be bought to do the same thing for less.

[@JazzTechie]

Four nvidia Jetson Orins and something like distributed llama could be fun to play with. Also - nvme boot from those RK1s is significantly faster than emmc.

[@gilesknap]

Hi! You are doing all the stuff with your turing pi 2.5 and RK1 that I want to do. But my experience is poor so far. The BMC is unable to power the nodes and I'm getting inconsistent behavior , e.g. can't flash node 1 but can flash the others. Would you please make a how to video, or at least post a few details on any troubleshooting you had to do? Thanks!!

[@gilesknap]

Fyi anyone struggling.You have to hit the edit button to power the nodes in the BMC web UI! And my node1 issues were a faulty rk1 board as the problem follows it around when I change slots. So apart from that the experience is pretty good!

[@tonyd223]

Interesting watch? Will be interesting what else you can do with the cluster

[@Dvalin21]

Please do a review on the Huananzhi F8D Plus. Its like 106 on Aliexpress

[@TechnicallyUnsure]

Ordered the board, hopefully soon will make a video.

[@Dvalin21]

@TechnicallyUnsure Awesome!! It's dual cpu, but alot of potential. Pretty sure not energy friendly

[@Dvalin21]

@@TechnicallyUnsure Also, there is someone on Reddit that is saying they have a 2024 firmware. It will be interesting if you have the same. If not, I do have a 2023 firmware

[@rah20038]

prix de tout ca

[@RayhanSardar-tj3ji]

1st comment 😃