Description 355 Participants 46 Comments 0 Reviews Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next Page 6 of 10 Recommended Comments FerK 0 Posted May 6 I currently use a very old (Amlogic s905) TV box as home server with Armbian so this bananapi would be a massive improvement replacing it. Quote Link to comment Mmcv Mmvc 0 Posted May 7 Using BananaPi M2 Berry since many years as a 24/7 Seafile Cloud Server running on armbian. Due to planning for a Disk Upgrade from 10TB to 18TB I need a upgrade to a 64-Bit core. M7 would be the perfect fit - but price is for me to high - Alternative, if I don't win one - would be a low power cheap x86-64 board. Quote Link to comment aitor ruzova 0 Posted May 7 I like do experiments for learn and it will help so much, i like do servers Quote Link to comment jackoat 0 Posted May 7 I love to test many new technologies. Currently using RaspberryPi and Rockchip1. I would love to move an application to the BananaPi M7 to gain improvements to the services. Quote Link to comment krachlatte 5 Posted May 8 i can offer to apply as an offical maintainer for this board for armbian, i would use it for my home projects, eg build something for the kids, no open projects atm, but will find some things to do with it. Quote Link to comment Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next Page 6 of 10 Join the conversation You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account. Add a comment... × Pasted as rich text. Restore formatting Only 75 emoji are allowed. × Your link has been automatically embedded. Display as a link instead × Your previous content has been restored. Clear editor × You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL. Loading... × Desktop Tablet Phone Submit Comment
FerK 0 Posted May 6 I currently use a very old (Amlogic s905) TV box as home server with Armbian so this bananapi would be a massive improvement replacing it. Quote Link to comment
Mmcv Mmvc 0 Posted May 7 Using BananaPi M2 Berry since many years as a 24/7 Seafile Cloud Server running on armbian. Due to planning for a Disk Upgrade from 10TB to 18TB I need a upgrade to a 64-Bit core. M7 would be the perfect fit - but price is for me to high - Alternative, if I don't win one - would be a low power cheap x86-64 board. Quote Link to comment
aitor ruzova 0 Posted May 7 I like do experiments for learn and it will help so much, i like do servers Quote Link to comment
jackoat 0 Posted May 7 I love to test many new technologies. Currently using RaspberryPi and Rockchip1. I would love to move an application to the BananaPi M7 to gain improvements to the services. Quote Link to comment
krachlatte 5 Posted May 8 i can offer to apply as an offical maintainer for this board for armbian, i would use it for my home projects, eg build something for the kids, no open projects atm, but will find some things to do with it. Quote Link to comment
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