Okay, so it seems that by default i2c interface is on, on the latest build. you do: i2cdetect -y 0 find the connected external device (not forgetting to do pull up with 10k resistors of the nanopi's SCL/SDA lines). then you can use the following command to write a double byte: i2cset -y 0x30 0x0B 0x...

I see there is a way to buy a separate board called TTL To RS232 Module PSU-ONECOM that has VGA (RS232) on it, but I was wondering how to connect nanopi neo2 via HDMI to my monitor? Right now I can connect via serial bus using USB2UART and software Putty, but I'd much rather prefer to have the deskt...

Hello, I was wondering if this single-board computer can read/write onto 1TB USB Flash drive?
I know it has max size limit of 64GB on microsd slot.