Am Tue, Nov 16, 2021 at 09:55:00AM -0500 schrieb John DiMarco: > I'm with Sven on this one: you'll have better luck with x86 than arm building > routers out of Openbsd. There is lots of x86 "industrial computer" hardware > out of china that is capable of running openbsd well, much of which has > multiple network ports. Shipping from china is rather slow at the best > of times, and these are not the best of times, but some of this gear is > available via amazon, shipped from amazon's warehouses (e.g. Qotom). I've > used Qotom and it works nicely. > > Regards, > > John > -- > John DiMarco <j...@cs.toronto.edu> http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~jdd > IT Director, Computer Science Department, University of Toronto > Office: BA4252 Phone:1-416-978-5300 Fax:1-416-946-5464 >
Just saw this one, albeit x86, looks like a nice 10Gbps machine: https://twitter.com/jschellevis/status/1461729754986524676?s=21 When looking for Netboard A10, a company called Deciso showed up, but they don't have the Gen 3 on their website yet. They claim their Netboard A10 is in house developed, so that sounds like it's actually built by them and not just a reseller.
