In Version 0.6 of UEFI, the CPU frequency has been fixed, increasing from 0.8GHz to 1.8GHz. Unfortunately, due to poor network conditions, I am unable to upload the source code. However, you can download the attachment for testing if you need it.

StationM3_NOR_FLASH_v6.0-test.img.zip (1.48 MB, Down times: 0)

2023-4-17 16:57 Uplaod

Click on the file name to download attach
Read Perm: 20

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Previously, I ran Windows 11 on Geek-3588, but since this devices is limited edition and hard to come by. So, I've written another detailed tutorial for installing it on StationM3.

Please note that the UEFI is still in the development phase and should only be used for learning and experiencing purpose.

You can find the UEFI file here: https://github.com/wdmomoxx/edk2-geek-3588/releases.

The open-source community and RK officials are working hard to improve it, so stay tuned!

As mentioned in the video, the files are saved on a cloud drive:

https://pan.baidu.com/s/12kGasweD_dNJED6_a9MCWQ

Password: pypy

If you don’t want to download the Windows image, you can use the files I provided for Geek3588.

Check out the video tutorial below:

https://bbs.stationpc.cn/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=869&extra=page%3D1%26filter%3Dauthor%26orderby%3Dlastpost

In Version 0.6 of UEFI, the CPU frequency has been fixed, increasing from 0.8GHz to 1.8GHz. Unfortunately, due to poor network conditions, I am unable to upload the source code. However, you can download the attachment for testing if you need it.

StationM3_NOR_FLASH_v6.0-test.img.zip (1.48 MB, Down times: 0)

2023-4-17 16:57 Uplaod

Click on the file name to download attach
Read Perm: 20

===========================================================

Previously, I ran Windows 11 on Geek-3588, but since this devices is limited edition and hard to come by. So, I've written another detailed tutorial for installing it on StationM3.

Please note that the UEFI is still in the development phase and should only be used for learning and experiencing purpose.

You can find the UEFI file here: https://github.com/wdmomoxx/edk2-geek-3588/releases.

The open-source community and RK officials are working hard to improve it, so stay tuned!

As mentioned in the video, the files are saved on a cloud drive:

https://pan.baidu.com/s/12kGasweD_dNJED6_a9MCWQ

Password: pypy

If you don’t want to download the Windows image, you can use the files I provided for Geek3588.

Check out the video tutorial below:

https://bbs.stationpc.cn/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=869&extra=page%3D1%26filter%3Dauthor%26orderby%3Dlastpost