AFAIK the more higher performance beagleboards such as the X15 have
native pci-e devices for sata, esata, ethernet etc.
I would suggest a more free device such as a BeagleBoard, the RPI
foundation only likes open source when it is convenient with them (side
question - how come so many laymen think it is an open source hardware?)
If you get a RPI for a long term project you're eventually going to run
in to issues when support ends and the blobs no longer work with new
distros/kernels.
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