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Does anyone know on which board that can be bought today is possible to run current Marlin x32 ?

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    $\begingroup$ Have a look at the platformio.ini file - it's got the list of compatible boards/processors $\endgroup$
    – Zac Faragher
    Commented Sep 24, 2017 at 23:06
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    $\begingroup$ @ZacFaragher Make an answer? $\endgroup$
    – Tom van der Zanden
    Commented Sep 25, 2017 at 5:56
  • $\begingroup$ There is none at this time. you can use repetier or some other firmware. there is a marlin for due but the code base is a mess. $\endgroup$
    – Eric Kelly
    Commented Oct 3, 2017 at 13:26
  • $\begingroup$ Tnx @EricKelly probably I will get Duet WiFi $\endgroup$
    – Slobodan Vidovic
    Commented Oct 3, 2017 at 20:13
  • $\begingroup$ Hi, is this a duplicate of Best 32 bit electronics for delta? $\endgroup$
    – Greenonline ♦
    Commented Jul 28, 2018 at 19:04

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The platformio.ini file, given in Zac's comment, does not seem to list all of the boards supported.

However, The Marlin 2.0 32-bit thread appears to have a table that is much more complete (at the time of writing):

Board                           MCU         State            To-Do
RAMPS, etc.                  Arduino AVR    💚good  
Due, RAMPS FD (v2.A!), etc.  SAM3X8E        💚good  
Archim 1.0                   SAM3X8E        ❓unknown    Only US$170!
Archim 2.0                   SAM3X8E        💚beta       needs confirmation
Re-ARM                       LPC1768        💚beta       NEOPIXEL_LED,M100,ENDSTOP_INTERRUPTS,Tones,etc.
MKS-SBASE                    LPC1768        💚beta       NEOPIXEL_LED,M100,Tones, etc.
Smoothieboard                LPC1769        💚beta       NEOPIXEL_LED,M100,Tones, etc.
Azteeg X5 GT                 LPC1769        💚beta       NEOPIXEL_LED,M100,Tones, etc.
Cohesion3D Remix             LPC1769        💚beta       NEOPIXEL_LED,M100,Tones, etc.
Selena Compact               LPC1768        💚beta       NEOPIXEL_LED,M100,Tones, etc.
Malyan M200                 STM32F103C8     💚beta       EMERGENCY_PARSER,NEOPIXEL_LED, etc.
Borg                        STM32F765ZGT6   ⚠️beta       EMERGENCY_PARSER,NEOPIXEL_LED, etc.
Chitu3D V3.9                STM32F103ZET6   🛑alpha      EMERGENCY_PARSER,NEOPIXEL_LED, LCD, SDCard, MAX6675, etc.
Teensy 3.5                  MK64FX          🛑alpha      (need shields)
Teensy 3.6                  MK66FX          🛑alpha      (need shields)
STEVAL-3DP001V1             STM32F401VE     🛑alpha      (need boards)

From [Question] Most promising 32 Bit Platform for Marlin 2.x

The reference platform IS Re-Arm with a RAMPS shield. You can find instructions for both obtaining it and getting setup with it at #7076

It appears the you have to use the bugfix branch:

Right now, there are two branches. Bugfix-v1.1.x and Bugfix-v2.0.0. They are almost identical from a feature set perspective. But Bugfix-v2.0.0 is modified to have a hierarchical file layout. That was needed to clean up the code and to support 32-bit.

The AVR code is fully debugged and working in both branches. The 32-bit code only exists (and works) in the Bugfix-v2.0.0 branch. And while the code does work... And some people are using it to print, it isn't entirely painless to get to that point.

You may also want to read Recommendations for a good 32 bit microprocessor to run Marlin. To list a few examples:

  • Atmel ATSAM3x8e on the Due board
  • Anyhow, there are a lot of 32bit Controller. Take a look at mbed.org for example. You can use the arm-none-eabi-xxx for STM32, LPC, also the Arduino Due use it
  • Duet board (now called DuetWifi) is available for pre-order. It has a 120MHz Cortex M4 with hardware FPU
  • AZSMZ ARM 32bit controller board
  • RedBear: https://redbearlab.github.io/arduino/package_redbear_index.json
    • RedBear Duo (Cortex-M3, WiFi + BLE)
    • RedBear discussion forum
  • Konekt Dash/DashPro (Official): http://downloads.konekt.io/arduino/package_konekt_index.json
    • Cortex M4-based global cellular dev kits, support for all board variants, support for USB and over-the-air programming straight from within Arduino IDE

Another link that might be useful is Unofficial list of 3rd party boards support urls, although not all of these are 32 bit.

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