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General| Brand | Banana Pi |
|---|---|
| Model | BPI-M2 Series |
| Category | Motherboard |
| Language | English |
Introduction to the Banana Pi BPI-M2, its quad-core processor, and A31S chip.
Detailed description and visual representation of the BPI-M2 hardware interfaces.
Comprehensive specification table for BPI-M2 hardware components and features.
Detailed pinout and function mapping for the BPI-M2 GPIO header and CSI connector.
Information about the BPI-M2 micro SD card slot and its specifications.
Details on the BPI-M2 Gigabit Ethernet port and the RTL8211E chip used.
Information on the BPI-M2 onboard WiFi module (AP6181) and its interface.
Specification and layout details for the BPI-M2 WiFi antenna slot.
Overview of the BPI-M2 USB 2.0 interfaces and their connectivity.
Details on the BPI-M2 standard HDMI 1.4 interface and adapter usage.
Information on the BPI-M2 CSI camera connector and pin definitions.
Details on the BPI-M2 RGB DSI interface for connecting LCD panels.
Information about the BPI-M2 IR interface for remote control functionality.
Details on the BPI-M2 OTG port and its power capabilities.
Documentation regarding BPI-M2 CE, FCC, and RoHS compliance certifications.
Information on the BPI-M2 3.7V lithium battery interface connection.
Specifications for the BPI-M2 DC power port and required adapter.
Link to the BPI-M2 schematic diagram for detailed circuit information.
Availability of BPI-M2 DXF and 3D design files for custom case creation.
Step-by-step guide for getting started with Banana Pi BPI-M2, including required accessories.
Overview of Android 4.4 support for Banana Pi BPI-M2 and image download link.
Instructions for building a custom Android 4.4.2 image for the BPI-M2.
Download links for the Android ADB driver required for BPI-M2 development.
Details on Linux kernel 3.3 support and image versions for BPI-M2.
Information about the Raspbian Jessie OS image for BPI-M2 (20160408).
Guide on formatting SD cards and installing toolchains for a minimal BPI-M2 Linux system.
Information regarding U-Boot configuration and patches for BPI-M2.
Details on mainline kernel support and development efforts for BPI-M2.
Information on Armbian Linux image support and download resources for BPI-M2.
Details about the pre-installed Debian 8 optimized Bananian Linux image for BPI-M2.
Guide on installing OpenSUSE Tumbleweed with Xfce Desktop on BPI-M2.
Overview of OpenWRT support for Allwinner SoCs, including specific models and notes.
Guide on installing and using WiringPi for BPI-M2, including GPIO read/write examples.
Link to the GitHub repository for the latest BPI-M2 source code.
Instructions for setting up a Docker environment to build BPI-M2 source code.
Download links for the document detailing how to build a minimal Linux system for BPI-M2.
Link to the Linux-Sunxi wiki page for BPI-M2 specific information.
Guide on manually building for A31/A31s based devices, including BPI-M2.
Information on NetBSD/evbarm support for Allwinner Technology SoCs like BPI-M2.
Details on the effort to define sub-goals for Allwinner support in the mainline Linux Kernel.
Links to online datasheets and documents for Allwinner chips used in BPI-M2.
Comparison table of various Banana Pi Single Board Computers (SBCs).
Collection of links to datasheets and information for different Banana Pi products.
Overview of BPI customization services for hardware and ODM projects.
Information on OEM services for prototype development and manufacturing.
