08:40 <premoboss> hi people! Based on Cubieboard2, i developed a final product called PremoBox. please have a look here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/premobox/x/12063632#/

08:42 <FR^2> You might want to describe what that device is aiming at (TV/Kodi, Firewall/Router, Fileserver, Access Point, ...)

08:48 <JohnDoe_71Rus> premoboss: PremoBoard connect to CB2 by usb?

08:49 <premoboss> JohnDoe_71Rus, both usb of cubieboard2 are used to connet premoboard, it make better I/O performaces. LAN on premoboard reach 100 Mb/s

08:50 <premoboss> goes to http://premoboard.com/en/performances.html to see benchmarks.

08:51 <premoboss> FR^2, premobox has 3 lan, 5usb, (up to) 2wifi, up to 64GB o internal space (on uSD). on board there is a tool made by me that allow tor-in-a-click, parental control, vlan configuration.

08:52 <premoboss> because basicalli it is debian on cubieboard2, you can do all you want.

08:52 <JohnDoe_71Rus> By one usb to "native" CB2 usb port. So can it be the bottleneck? 2 LAN 2 Wireless and usb-hdd.

08:53 <JohnDoe_71Rus> ok 2 usb for premoboard. but the usb-core one

08:54 <premoboss> premobaord can be controlled by one or by two usb of cubieboard. normal configuration is the second. premobaord is logically divided in two half, one half is managed by first usb of cubieboard, second half by second usb of cubieboard.

08:54 <premoboss> have a look to manual for better explanation http://premoboard.com/en/premoboard-manual.html

08:56 <JohnDoe_71Rus> i understand. but even native ethernet (base on usb) can hard load cb2

09:01 <premoboss> JohnDoe_71Rus, all chipsets "have load" because they do jobs. I tested massive i/o over prebomox (see benchmarks) and the natural bottleneck (100Mb/s on LAN) was reached. betherr tant that is not possible to do.

09:53 <TheLinuxBug> premoboss: why would you not use an BananaPi and take advantage of the gigabit NIC?

09:55 <TheLinuxBug> premoboss: "presence of 5 usb port allows you to add more hardware: external memory, wifi/bluetooth dongles, etc." can you explain how this allows you to add more memory to the server? I think you mean disk space here, but thats a very confusing use of the term 'memory' if you don't mean RAM.

09:56 <TheLinuxBug> premoboss: Also in gereneal the BananaPi turns out to be cheaper than the Cubieboard2 A20

09:56 <TheLinuxBug> premoboss: also have NO idea what uSD space is, or what that term even means.

09:57 <TheLinuxBug> premoboss: if you want people to give you money for your project you will need to more clearly describe things because some of teh terminology your using doesn't make any sense.

14:47 <premoboss> TheLinuxBug, PananaPI did not exixt when my projet started. Yes, memory means "disk space" i will fix, thanks. "uSD space" there are 2 uSD bay bofth of them can accepb 32GB card. thanks for succestion, i will fix.