https://martincerven.com/tags/qualcomm/Recent content in Qualcomm on Martin CervenHugoen-usTue, 13 Oct 2026 12:53:57 +0200https://martincerven.com/posts/ventuno_ssd_install/Tue, 13 Oct 2026 12:53:57 +0200https://martincerven.com/posts/ventuno_ssd_install/<h1 id="migrating-qualcomm-dragonwing--ventuno-q-to-nvme-safe-kernel-handoff-explained">Migrating Qualcomm Dragonwing / Ventuno Q to NVMe: Safe Kernel Handoff Explained</h1> <p>The Qualcomm Dragonwing (Arduino Ventuno Q) development platform is a capable ARM64 single-board computer, but its default 64 GB eMMC (typically ~55 GB usable) quickly becomes an I/O bottleneck under real-world workloads like compilation, Docker container orchestration, and on-device model inference.</p> <p>While adding an M.2 NVMe SSD offers a significant leap in throughput and capacity, <strong>naively cloning the drive as you would on x86 will fail or render the board unbootable</strong>.</p>