Hello all! I'm hoping to set up a router using RISC-V hardware. This means I don't need the 4 or 8gb a lot of boards offer. All I do need is more than 1 rj45 port. The compute power only needs to pass packets and do other routerly things. No switching, no WiFi, that'll all be handled by other devices. Just internet in one hole, internet out the other. Can the brain trust assist me in finding affordable hardware?
PS we can skip the 2.5gb conversation as I'm Australian, and our download speeds won't surpass gigabit in my lifetime lol
Hello all! I'm hoping to set up a router using RISC-V hardware. This means I don't need the 4 or 8gb a lot of boards offer. All I do need is more than 1 rj45 port. The compute power only needs to pass packets and do other routerly things. No switching, no WiFi, that'll all be handled by other devices. Just internet in one hole, internet out the other. Can the brain trust assist me in finding affordable hardware?
PS we can skip the 2.5gb conversation as I'm Australian, and our download speeds won't surpass gigabit in my lifetime lol
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