New router works
My Banana Pi R1 works. It has two micro USB connections, I had it plugged into the second one. Don’t know if it’ll boot from… Read more
Banana Pi R1 red light
Doesn’t appear to boot from a SATA disk. I took the micro SD card out of my tablet, and am writing OpenWrt to it. Sucks… Read more
Banana Pi M3 or ODROID-XU4?
I’d get the ODROID, it’s cheaper. And has USB 3.0. The SATA on the M3 is by USB, so probably only USB 2.0 speeds.
Banana Pi M3 – BPI-M3
Would that be overkill for a router? Doesn’t have a bunch of ethernet jacks like the one meant to be a router, but it has… Read more
IPFire is what I was thinking of
Don’t think I’ve ever used pfSense. There’s an ARM version of IPFire, probably won’t work on the Banana Pi though. It might work if you… Read more
Damn no pfSense for the Banana Pi router
Not on their download page. Guess OpenWrt will have to do then. To cheap to build a power hungry AMD computer. And it wouldn’t fit… Read more
Banana Pi router is cheaper then assembling a DD-WRT PC router
Both AMD and Intel will cost more then $102. You might be able to get a really cheap AMD CPU and motherboard for a hundred… Read more
Banana Pi BPI-R1 OpenWrt mirror
If you don’t want to download from Google Drive, you can download it here. After it’s done uploading that is. Both packages.tar and openwrt-V1.0-stable-sunxi-Lamobo_R1-sdcard-vfat-ext4.img.gz are… Read more
Banana Pi BPI-R1 Open Source Router Kit
I was reading a post on lowendtalk.com, and found out about the Banana Pi. Looks like they make a router board, the whole kit is… Read more
Goodbye hackintosh
My Intel NUC won’t be a hackintosh anymore. I will be putting Ubuntu on it. OS X is to much of a pain on PCs…. Read more