Small tools for this hardware

• Device tree identifier ↗Which board is in your R36S? Pick the .dtb file from your card's boot partition and read what a community board-identification database says about it: the panel parameters inside the file, its MD5, and the boards and systems listed against it. The file is read in the browser and never uploaded.

A tool is only useful if the data behind it is real, and ours come from measurements and community tables we can point at. Two things we are often asked for and will not publish: anything that hands out game files, and a “is my unit genuine” checker — we cannot tell you that from a file, and neither can anyone else's table.

What we write down instead goes into the journal: the failures, the measured numbers and the fixes, each one saying plainly which parts we tested ourselves.