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Hello everyone,

i am thinking about getting a ugreen DH4300, however I don't trust the company with their is so I am thinking about installing something like OMV on it. Has anyone here done that to this line of machines? I found no one saying anything about this online.

On another note. Currently I have a raspberry running my services. Would it even worth it to get that ugreen? Or should I just upgraded my pi with some hats or a DAS?

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[–] calamityjanitor@lemmy.world 4 points 18 hours ago

Looks like it has an ARM CPU, a RK3588. Similar ballpark to a Pi 5 in CPU performance.

Installing another OS would be technically possible but not easy, you'd need a Linux kernel with the RK3588 drivers already in it. Then there are differences between it and other RK3588 SBCs that could cause problems.

Much like you wouldn't want to install anything other than raspbian on a Pi, you'd be best off with ugreen's OS even if others are technically possible.