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There are several multi-board RPi&Co solutions. Pine64 has some interesting offerings in this space.


TuringPi 2 (for RPi CM4) https://turingpi.com/

Pine64 SOPINE Clusterboard https://www.pine64.org/clusterboard/


The problem with most of these is availability of a Linux operating system image that is as mature, and close to 'stock' debian as raspbian is. Usually it's some two year old version of Ubuntu that's been cobbled together by the vendor.


I believe there's been some work in the this space by the Armbian[1] community, which is aiming to create a unified base distro for a wide range of ARM single-board computers including Odroid, Pine64, etc.

[1] https://www.armbian.com/




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