Thanks Peter,
On Tue, November 30, 2021 8:32 am, Peter Robinson wrote:
>> Looking at the --supported list in arm-image-installer I see a bunch of
>> the NanoPi variations, except for the one I have (from work), the
>> NanoPi-R1.
>>
>> I was able to get Armbian running on it without any issue, and it's
>> running quite happily. However, I would certainly much prefer to run
>> Fedora.
>>
>> To that end, what would it take to get Fedora onto the device?
>
> There's no upstream support in U-Boot for the device, in the upstream
> Linux kernel there is a device tree, so you may be able to use a 3rd
> party U-Boot but YMMV.
Well, I do have a "working" u-boot for the platform... But yeah, it would
certainly be "better" to have it upstream. *sigh*
I've been using Wandboards, which I've liked, but I discovered that what I
was using just wasn't powerful enough to do what I wanted to do.. So I
was looking for replacements for my wandboards. I have a handful of these
R1 devices from work, so I've been able to play with them and verify that,
yes, it can do what I want and perform much better than the wandboard quad
did.
Let me turn this around; what board (with case) would *YOU* recommend for
some small, low-power arm-based server platforms?
-derek
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