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The Tinkerboard has USB3, just use any one of the Linux supported USB3 to Ethernet adapters for sale out there and you can have multiple Ethernet interfaces. Y
by kogepathic 6y ago
The Tinkerboard has USB3, just use any one of the Linux supported USB3 to Ethernet adapters for sale out there and you can have multiple Ethernet interfaces.
You can even get N-BaseT USB3 adapters these days, and USB3 has the bandwidth. You may quibble about connecting Ethernet over USB3, but it works quite well in my experience.