The OS options for the BPI-R2 are a little confusing. There are a lot of project forks and disclaimers about unsupported hardware.
What are the best choices for stability and full support of the hardware?
The OS options for the BPI-R2 are a little confusing. There are a lot of project forks and disclaimers about unsupported hardware.
What are the best choices for stability and full support of the hardware?
Hardware-support depends on kernel. Actually 4.14 supports the most,but hwnat/hwqos is reported as unstable.
All other features are supported on 4.19+
OS itself depends on your needs…many people want to run openwrt as it is designed as router-os. If you want most flexibility you can try my debian/ubuntu (kernel can be replaced)
Thank you for the reply Frank. A follow up question: Is your kernel repository just to simplify configuration for the BPI, or are there also patches?
There are also additional patches (see feature branches) for hdmi,poweroff,internal wifi,phylink,…