Automatically detect and report hardware model for most SBCs #1540
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Another thing to note: new for 2025, our provided images have the git sha provided in |
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Works on my linux x64 install at least. Would be great to see testing on Pi and Orange Pi too |
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It works on my OrangePi too. I say send it. |
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ARM-based machines populate the device model into Device Tree. We can use this information to automatically detect and report the hardware model for most Single Board Computers (SBCs). Vendors who want to override this can still do so via the value in the configuration database.