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So, its been a while and we have some updates to share. I'll try not to steal @GinKage's thunder, but here goes. Firstly, we have migrated our software setup to the latest Armbian 6.1 rkr5 kernel, which now supports the latest g24 Valhall blobs with built in Vulkan support. We are currently...

I have a green one (case unfortunately is damaged so it would need to be replaced). I’d be happy to part with that one for $200 plus shipping at your expense (including the CM4). DM if interested!

I would reach out to Retro Game Repair Shop for lenses! He had me one custom made for the Retro Lite CM4 and is probably what you want. Here's an image of how it turned out (very nice IMO)! [email protected]

I use a 5V/3.5A boost converter (with a 1s2p setup) on my builds and I've never once had the system shut off due to overdraw. https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tps61235p.pdf?ts=1733277095192&ref_url=https%253A%252F%252Fwww.google.com%252F

Looks great! A bit thick - but without removing the ports or designing custom PCBs, I think its hard to achieve a thin form factor. Really nice build B|

Looks great! I hope undervolting will keep it chilly...

RetroLED CM5! An upgrade option for the CM5 RK3588 handheld, which uses a simple flex cable to interface with the current mainboard! The colors are really nice and saturated and of course, deep blacks! Which you'd expect from an OLED. Looks incredible. This uses the RM67199 radium driver in...

Handheld support on production from Radxa is officially dead. Apologies to anyone who was looking forward to one.

We finally have a working beta Android 13 image! Here's a couple of shots of it running Android 13. Downloadable here, flash with rkdevtools or the following method to boot from SD card (I'm keeping Armbian on the eMMC for now)...

Damn, that case looks incredible. Well done guys! Can’t wait to make one!

I wanted to share with everyone here the final product GinKage and I have been working on since July 2023 - Retro Lite CM5. Despite its shortcomings, I'm really happy with the v1 build. It's everything the Retro Lite CM4 was - and more! I do hope you guys like it! Open source files can be...

Best of luck! Sounds like a cool project ;)

Well, the project is drawing near its end... New PCBs have arrived and I only made one mistake, nothing crucial luckily... everything is working! We're on the home stretch now... hopefully we can get an Android 13 image also working soon. For now we have Armbian and ROCKNIX. Photo bomb incoming...

Added some rear grips to the back of the shell for ergonomics. Still tweaking the design slightly and need to re-add all of the internal features and ribbing, but it’s definitely more comfortable to hold now. I like them a lot. It does increase the thickness quite a lot - by around 18mm. I’m...

Good luck man! This looks sweet. Wii S Lite was always a project than inspired me, hope you can finish it!

No, you dont need an EEPROM - the internal resolution is forced and the display resolution is always a known factor. No need to read any data in. The GPIO mappings can be found in the CM4 datasheet for the I2S bus. If it were me doing this same project again, I would not use the TFP401 decoder...

No worries. EDID is not necessary if you’re forcing a resolution.

Thanks to @Wesk for scanning this bad boy. I ended up re-modelling it from scratch (polygons arent kind to Fusion/Solidworks), so will share the files here for anyone who wants it, since I'm using it in my Retro Lite CM5 project. Pinout of the fan is as follows (assuming a face down connector...