BPI Support about openmptcprouter

[Ysurac]

BPI-R2 Pro no, BPI-R64 not tested.
I would not recommend any as they are using old architectures now and quite costly.

[Yessine1200]

And BPI-R2, not tested also ? If I purchase one, what are the chances of successfully installing OMR on it?

[Ysurac]

BPI-R2 not tested also, older than BPI-R64.
What is your need ? Which speed ? 4G/5G ? small ? cheap ?

[Yessine1200]

My need is to aggregate various types of links (fiber, 4G/5G, xDSL, etc.) for clients, without focusing on any specific scenario. Currently, I am exploring suitable hardware to install OMR on, and cost is not a concern as long as the hardware is capable of running OMR effectively.

[Ysurac]

Best hardware is based on x86_64 with AES hardware support.
Else RPI5 can give up to 950Mb/s (limited by ethernet interface), RPI4 550Mb/s and RPI3 250Mb/s (this can give an idea about speed on arch based on same CPU)
It's always better to have a CPU with AES hardware support.

[Yessine1200]

Hello Ysurac,
RPI devices are known to have stability issues over the long term. Additionally, one of my requirements is to find hardware that supports two modems, possibly even a miniPC. Do you have any suggestions for a miniPC that supports two modems? Alternatively, do you know of any internal cards with a PCI-X port to which a SIM modem could be added?
Also, I found this BPI similar to RPI-R64 , it seems support 2 modems: https://wiki.banana-pi.org/5G_%2B_4G_LTE%2BWifi_AC%2BGigabit_Multiplex_aggregate_route and also OMR can be installed on it.
I found this video also : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhZIa-L85dk

[Ysurac]

This is still based on BPI-R64.
I can't really help on hardware, I don't have the ideal one...

[Yessine1200]

Yes, and it supports two modems, correct?
Maybe I will buy one and test it. If it works, I can add it to the documentation.