Fine3399 - one final RK3399 geek board

try{
    Get a machine with sw799 core board;
    Disassembly the machine;
}catch(the core board){
    Modify the circuit to enable PCIE 2.0 (optional);
    Change the EMMC to get large storage space (optional);
    Get a Fine3399 motherboard;
    Assemble them;
}finally{
    Have fun with your Fine3399!
}

Fine3399 is a multi-purpose embedded board designed by rumu3f.

(1) burn a firmware

(2) enjoy it

You can buy a ready to use board from Jack's shop.

Otherwise you can get a core board and a mother-board separately.

(1) Buy a ready to use board from Jack's Grocery Store

sw799 core board with 4GB RAM and 8GB EMMC

sw799 core board with 4GB RAM and 16GB EMMC

sw799 core board with 4GB RAM and 64GB EMMC

sw799 core board with 4GB RAM and 128GB EMMC

(2) Buy a post-market machine with sw799 core board*

Know models:

• Bozz F630D
• Bozz F639D

* you still have to modify it to enable PCIE.

(3) Buy a new core board from bozztek*

Bozztek is the designer and producer of the sw799 core board. If you need a B2B contract, maybe you have to contact bozztek.

* you still have to modify it to enable PCIE.

(1) Buy a ready to use board

Get it from Jack's Grocery Store

(2) Buy DIY kit

With the DIY kit, you can build a Fine3399 motherboard with your own hand. It is not quite easy, however this is the way of geek.

Get it from Jack's Grocery Store

* Morden u-boot support some UEFI features, you can find the best practices on RK3399 boards from ARM's git. These boards can boot from Generic ARM64 OS images incude Ubuntu, Debian, SUSE, Fedora and so on. In the future we'll try to enable similar features with u-boot in SPI flash, there would be a wide variety of OSs to choose from.

(1) Device tree

dts file will be released soon.

(2) Schematics

Schematic diagrams will be released later.

(3) SDKs

SDK for the SPI LCD will be released soon.