Introduced uboot-orangepi_r1 package and bumped uboot-sunxi to 2020.04 #1815
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Not a supported platform. |
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Could you please elaborate? ARMv7 is not supported? |
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I would like to introduce Orange Pi R1 officially.
This is a tiny cheap SBC having two Ethernet interfaces.
I have two of these boards running without issues for about a year and I have successfully flashed both with the bootloader I have built with this package.
Alas, I don't have any other boards to try the rest of bootloaders that this package builds.
If you need me to update installation instructions for this board I can do that.
Basically I have used https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Orange_Pi as a guide.