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Dne 1.3.2016 v 17:01 Brett Glass napsal(a):

>> The Banana Pi Router Board? http://www.banana-pi.com/eacp_view.asp?id=64
> Looked at this. Alas, it has one of the SoCs (the Allwinner) with
> limited internal bus capacity. It can't process a full gig of traffic in
> software, even just bridging it at the MAC layer. Wish it could!

Wall, this is question what are you prefer.
Allwinner have sata on chip, than every single performance test that 
including disk operations have banana pi faster.
http://www.htpcguides.com/raspberry-pi-vs-pi-2-vs-banana-pi-pro-benchmarks/

The problem is, that you can not enjoy it with FreeBSD, because it does 
not work once SATA SSD disk is plugged in.

Jindra