banana pi uses the ARMv7 architecture which is the same architecture
that raspberry pi 2 uses. you should be able to use the same
software, as long as you have a working bootloader. however, you may
have to recompile the kernel to include the drivers you need.

--Gravis


On Tue, Feb 10, 2015 at 5:19 AM, David Harrison <david@???> wrote:
> Will this be compatible with the banana pi too? I'm very impressed with mine
> since installing a SATA drive. Makes for a great mini server. The current
> default distro, bananian, is a little flakey. Some fellow users were excited
> at the notion of Devuan for their systems too. It's based on the Allwinner
> A20.
>
> On 10/02/2015 10:10, dng-request@??? wrote:
>>
>> Yes. I'm even planning to make it an explicit target of the SDK, like
>> rpi and rpi2, to wrap around the settings needed for those arm
>> processors. I also use rpis a lot and the RPI2 is already available also
>> in the Netherlands, I've ordered a few the other day...
>>
>> BTW, if we can get a fullfillment service to work for us at the
>> percentage of the cost, we could also sell Devuan pre-installed RPIs
>> from our website. Please everyone keep your eyes peeled for such
>> opportunitites, I'm not aware of anyone doing this ATM, but I'm talking
>> about it with friends in the Arduino company already.
>
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