Banana Pi r2 - anyone here tried using this as a router? The first one was pretty meh, but is this one actually decent with openwrt?
Banana Pi r2 - anyone here tried using this as a router? The first one was pretty meh...
William Cox
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Henry Jenkins
>chinkware
>mediakek
double no!
Owen Williams
>m.sata
>two sata ports
Shit is like NAS and router. I wanna know how to use this beast. Bump.
Julian Garcia
the design isn't secure because the nics aren't actually separated memory wise from another, iirc. lots of people had concerns about the design as well as performance.
buy an apu2, arm is still far away from being usable.
Hudson Foster
>buy an apu2, arm is still far away from being usable.
>AMD Embedded G series GX-412TC
Those use amd cpus though with psp/trustzone.
Colton Stewart
>secure
It's a router, not an air gap.
Joseph Morales
no they don't. that is the last series before psp got introduced, check your facts kid
so you don't want a secure router? just buy dlink or tplink, should be good enough for you
Caleb Thomas
Yea looks interesting, but there aren't really any videos where people test how it performs. This seems like it might be better than the bpi r1, but it seems like it's not as popular.
Owen Evans
>that is the last series before psp got introduced
oh, so it has the trust zone bullshit
Tyler Rodriguez
I trust banana pi stuff, and it seems well build. So I bet it just werks at worst. I'm gonna buy it when I got some cash.
Brody Lopez
>check your facts kid
amd.com
> Supporting ECC memory and providing a dedicated Platform
Security Processor (PSP) compatible with ARM® TrustZone,
AMD G-Series SOC platforms will help to penetrate markets
previously inaccessible to x86 products in these power envelopes,
at this price point.
Fucking dumbass.
Gavin Ortiz
GX-412TC does not have an arm core iirc, therefor also no trust zone. bananapi on the other hand has trust zone. what's your fucking point kid, what are you even arguing for or against?
Christian Williams
How do I get my sierra wireless MC7430 working on this with openWRT?
Jaxson Ross
aight you are correct, i guess i confused it with the apu which runs with the AMD G series T40E
Oliver Bailey
is the WAN and Lans seperated or is it just a internal hub?
are the USB/NIC bandwidth shared on the same chip?
what about the GPU? please dont say its MALI
Liam Scott
>GX-412TC does not have an arm core iirc, therefor also no trust zone. bananapi on the other hand has trust zone.
amd.com
>GX-412tc listed as having PSP
Show me where the banana pi has A PSP/trustzone, because I can't find any documentation that claims this.
>what are you even arguing for or against?
I'm against PSP/Trustzone you dense retarded fuck
Nicholas Murphy
banana-pi.org
Key Features
MediaTek MT7623N, Quad-core ARM Cortex-A7
Mali 450 MP4 GPU
2G DDR3 SDRAM
Mini PCIE interface
SATA interface
4x Gigabit LAN 1x Gigabit WAN
I'll post more info when I find it.
Elijah Perry
Way more info here
cnx-software.com
Are there any first hand owners here?
David Campbell
any arm has trust zone.
developer.arm.com
also see
Henry Butler
Just buy an actual router with OpenWRT / LEDE support
Adam Cruz
Can you recc a good one that's also portable/battery powered, because I am in the market.
Jeremiah Miller
>MALI
qualcomm/vivanti/broadcom are only freedreno capable
enjoy your binary GPU which will never get a mainlined kernel
Jason Peterson
Get a USB power bank,
and a router that's either USB-powered, or a boost-converter like this one
i rigged a ghetto UPS for my security camera that way (12 volts). Dirt cheap, does the job.
Owen Murphy
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Evan Campbell
It's about $200 on ebay!
I wish there was a comparable ITX board (4/5 GbE and a couple of SATA).
Eli Harris
thanks for this image with no context user!
John Russell
It's a boost converter than can be used to power 12 V devices like some routers from a USB power bank.
Josiah Kelly
No Intel NICs, no router.
Xavier Sanchez
will it support the next version of pfsense?
thats kind of a deal breaker
Brody Carter
Context is LITERALLY in the post above it. Is your fat head to heavy?
Grayson Hernandez
That's going to have some fuck-ugly ripple. Mini-box sells DIY UPS controllers and decent quality buck/boost converters.
APC has a small load UPS with a lithium battery that you can get for like $20~30 on sale sometimes too.
Noah Miller
Just buy mikrotik rb2011
Cameron Reyes
>Mini-box sells DIY UPS controllers
Pretty cool. Will consider for future projects.
Jason Watson
it supports openwrt forum.banana-pi.org
Ethan Bennett
1. Go to forum.armbian.com
2. Read what Armbian developers think about banana pi (especially tkaiser).
3. ?????
4. Don't ever dare to think about buying they shit.
Luis Long
here is a thread about r2 on armbian forum
forum.armbian.com
Brandon Robinson
BananaPi is notorious for providing zero support.
OrangePi is the only reputable hobbyist SBC vendor in China.
Michael Brown
>BananaPi is notorious for providing zero support.
Also lying about specs and lying about being open source hardware and never releasing schematics (or taking ages to release). No schematics - community can't make drivers. And those autistic chinks can't build any decent drivers themselves.
Carter Gonzalez
>my firewall's hardware needs to be made in America
Alexander Murphy
t. chinky stinky