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Banana Pi BPI-W2 looks perfect for a router. I'd love to buy it and have slackware on it. According to the documentation Banana Pi is among the compatible devices, but there are quite a few versions of Banana Pi, and I could not ascertain whether Banana Pi BPI-W2 is among them. Anyone could tell me? Anyone has this board?
Thanks, yes, it looks like Slackware isn't going to run on this one. On this page http://arm.slackware.com/releases/ they mention Banana Pi (Original and Pro), but those must be different from the one I am eyeing (BPI-W2)
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