The numbers 1 and 2 in this screenshot below show the homepage where I found this link at https://docs.banana-pi.org/en/home. This is one of many examples. While searching for Banana-Pi R4 (BPI-R4) documentation.
The old wiki.banana-pi.org server has essentially been retired and is no longer actively maintained. Our documentation has been migrated to the new Banana Pi Docs site:
https://docs.banana-pi.org
There are still some legacy links pointing to the old Wiki that have not yet been updated. We will gradually clean up these outdated links.
@Qubot: Thanks for successfully solving this mystery.
Done. I both updated my bookmark accordingly to https://docs.banana-pi.org and added [RESOLVED] to this present discussion title.
There are still some legacy links pointing to the old Wiki that have not yet been updated. We will gradually clean up these outdated links.
Thanks. Feel really free to update those in any ways and at any time to your liking.
For your information, another challenge is that there are many other websites on the internet, which are not control by banana-pi.org, but still link to https://wiki.banana-pi.org On top of that, I bet that some of your community users and clients have not yet updated their internet browser bookmarks. This means both valuable traffic and potential sales $$$ are lost.
Could you please pass on to the appropriate team at Banana-Pi the suggestion below?
If you’re not familiar with such automated redirection, it is likely that your domain name supplier offer free automated redirection. Often, using their domain name configuration website and free DNS records hosting. Usually just a few clicks. So fast, easy, and free.
Alternatively, automated redirect can be done manually. This is harder though. List of manual options to choose from at https://www.wikihow.com/Redirect-a-URL