Original Banana PI A20 Dual Core Junta de Desarrollo
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This board fits many uses as computer replacent. I've connected the 2.5 inch hdd to it and configured samba. I get stable throughput of 30 mbytes/sec (via gigabit ethernet), which is very good for network-attached storage. All in all - I'm happy - it's absolutely impossible to get NAS for about 50$ (not including hdd itself) in any other way. I have a plan to create network cluster with glusterfs using 3 banana pi boards - that'll be killer config (high availability storage for free in terms of server-class hardware prices). P.S. memory usage in my config is 50mbytes (95% of total RAM remains free, lol). Conclusions: if you need some device for network services - buy it without doubt (it's in addition to all the other uses this board is intended for).
I bought to replace my raspberry PI(died after 1,5 year). For home media center( minidlna server) and torrent downloader. I installed Lubuntu for BPI v.3.1 and Raspbian For BananaPi v3.1 from http://www.lemaker.org . Power supply from computer USB - works unstable - it's better independent power supply 5V 2A. Good option for this money.
Se está procurando uma plaquinha para usar como router ou mini server usando linux essa é a placa.
Due to the fact the A20 SOC includes gigabit Ethernet and SATA, this board has proved to be a great little server The desktop performance is a little slow, my Orange Pi and Raspberry Pi are both significantly faster but when it comes to serving up data & web pages the Orange Pi is substantially slower and the Raspberry Pi is very unimpressive indeed For a NAS type application, this is the Pi to choose The photo's show the unit I strapped together with parts of failed monitors, a video control board from Banggood, a hard drive donated from a dead laptop and of course the Banana Pi
As soon as it came in I downloaded an OS and fired her up. Shes been running ever since, a few reboots for configuration and benchmarking Neo4j for a research project. Sweet lil machine.
What to say about this little guy? It's perfect for this price and better than Raspberry Pi. Totally worth it.