Wondering what available device type BalenaOS can be used for the below system?..
ex- x86 or Intel NUC or ?..etc
| Processor |
Intel Celeron 4205U (2C / 2T, 1.8GHz, 2MB) |
| Graphics |
Integrated Intel UHD Graphics |
| Chipset |
Intel SoC Platform |
| Memory |
4GB Soldered DDR4-2666 |
| Memory Slots |
Memory soldered to systemboard, no slots |
| Max Memory |
4GB soldered memory, not upgradable |
| Storage |
128GB SSD M.2 2242 PCIe 3.0x2 NVMe |
| Storage Support |
Up to two drives, 2x M.2 SSD • M.2 SSD up to 1TB each • Optional Intel Optane Memory Integrated with SSD, M.2 |
| Card Reader |
No card reader |
| Optical |
None |
| Audio Chip |
High Definition (HD) Audio, Realtek ALC233VB codec |
| Speakers |
1Wx1 |
| Power Supply |
65W 88% Adapter |
Welcome to the forums @vpaduru1 - as its an Intel CPU, I think you could try the Intel NUC versions first (as it might have some additional tweaks for intel) and if that does not work, just the normal x86/x64 image 
Cheers
Hi @vpaduru1,
Did using the intel-nuc device-type work for you? Another option is trying our genericx86-64-ext device-type, depending on what the use is for. The specs you shared of your full BOM / hardware configuration indicate to me it might be for a laptop, so the Generic option might be a better fit.
To help with deciding in the future, the intel-nuc was intended mostly for embedded devices which tend to have MBR bootloaders and MSDOS partition tables. Alternatively, the genericx86-64-ext was created with a much more dynamic set of hardware in mind, usually for server configurations, which typically have UEFI bootloaders and GPT partition tables to support bigger disks.
I hope that helps, and please do share here what works best for you since others searching for a similar answer might find your experience helpful.