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The NanoPi R5S board comes in two main variations equipped with 4GB RAM and 2GB RAM configurations with few changes to the eMMC flash storage capacity. I’m now considering switching to FriendlyCore (Ubuntu Core) to check if we get similar results, and perform further testing. We’ll find a Mask button for firmware flashing on the other side, and the front panel features four LEDs for “System” and Ethernet ports, as well as two USB 3.FriendlyELEC NanoPi R5S single-board computer (SBC) measures 90 x 62mm, slightly larger than the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, which measures 3. I’m too much of a newbie to bring up linux on the NanoPi Series 6 so I’ll leave it to someone else to bring up. I highly doubt it, as at least on the projects I’ve been involved in, which were limited to Gigabit speeds, went from 800-850-ish Mbps to 950+ Mbps once some work was put into optimising the Ethernet performance. The current configuration that I have looks right: the bridge interface is up, it’s the only one that has an IP address, all the ethX interfaces are also up yet they don’t have IP addresses. Switching from vendor to mainline u-boot often caused performance regressions (CPU cores and/or RAM clocked way lower).

Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. With multi-queue, accept queues, and thread pools it makes no sense, just like it makes no sense with low-latency processing like routing or HTTP forwarding.

I’m able to make connections to and from the DietPi host, but the traffic switching part doesn’t seem to be working: From a laptop connected over a wire to the NanoPi, I’m able to ssh into DietPi, but I’m not able to reach either my network router, nor the public internet. The system performs at its maximum advertised frequency during the test, and I don’t any obvious bottleneck shere. ports : 2 Ethernet 5Gbit ports : - Ethernet 10Gbit ports : - SFP ports : - SFP+ ports : - VLAN : Yes Modem : - Comments network ports : 1G x1 (RTL8211F-CG), 2. We’ll also find the 16-pin SDIO/I2C connector and 2-pin RTC battery connectors on the left, 4-pin SWD and 3-pin UART headers (both unpopulated) on the top right, as well as a GPIO connector and fan header on the bottom right.

All in all, the NanoPi R5S is a board featured with multiple Ethernet ports, light NAS and video playing. It turns out that Raspberry Pi Imager may be faster at flashing but it’s certainly no faster at verifying SDs. New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . So I understand the 2-pin connector is just for the battery, and HYM8563TS is on-board already, but this would have to be confirmed.I launched this almost immediately after boot, so the dmesg output should be there in full (see boot load earlier in this preview/review), but the script is missing some information from it.