I want to spend no more than $50 in one. But there are so many options.
Currently I'm looking at the NanoPi M1 and looks quite good:
http://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=109
But I've found reviews about a similar one (OrangePi One), on amazon from users that report lots of issues, specially heat problems. "Does not have hardware safety thermal shutdown" says one. I really doubt that.
wiki.freebsd.org shows NeoPi(same board without GPU), and OrangePi(seems to be the same or almost), as supported
I know the Raspberry Pi is the most common but, with accessories and shipping is closer to $80
For now I only want it to run a git server, maybe install apache, firebird later. Just for experimenting nothing really important.
My question is: Is this a good option, will it work for BSD with a bit of tweaking?
If it isn't what else would you recommend?
Currently I'm looking at the NanoPi M1 and looks quite good:
http://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=109
But I've found reviews about a similar one (OrangePi One), on amazon from users that report lots of issues, specially heat problems. "Does not have hardware safety thermal shutdown" says one. I really doubt that.
wiki.freebsd.org shows NeoPi(same board without GPU), and OrangePi(seems to be the same or almost), as supported
I know the Raspberry Pi is the most common but, with accessories and shipping is closer to $80
For now I only want it to run a git server, maybe install apache, firebird later. Just for experimenting nothing really important.
My question is: Is this a good option, will it work for BSD with a bit of tweaking?
If it isn't what else would you recommend?