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Supported Devices

While Pantavisor can run on virtually any device that supports Linux, we offer official, out-of-the-box support for a wide range of popular hardware through our meta-pantavisor Yocto layer. This ensures a smooth and tested experience for developers.

Note that pre-built, downloadable images only exist for the machines built by CI; for the rest you build the image from source with KAS — see Get started building.

Pre-built images​

If you want a quickstart, we have a couple of pre-built images ready for testing and exploring Pantavisor. Head to downloads.

Once you have an image, see the install guides for how to flash it: SD card, pv-flash-bundle (Toradex), or NXP uuu.

Officially supported devices​

Below is a list of devices and platforms that are officially supported. These are grouped by manufacturer or platform type for easy reference.

Raspberry Pi Foundation​

  • rpi (all Raspberry Pi variants incl. RPi 5, multi-kernel multiconfig)
  • raspberrypi-armv8 (e.g., Raspberry Pi 3/4)
  • raspberrypi-armv7 (e.g., Raspberry Pi 2)

NXP​

  • imx8qxp-b0-mek
  • imx8qxp-mek

Variscite​

Toradex​

Google​

  • Google Coral Dev Board

Rockchip​

  • rockchip rk3328 evb
  • rockchip rk3399pro evb
  • rockchip rock64
  • rockchip-nanopi-m4

Radxa​

  • radxa rock5a
  • radxa rock5b

Texas Instruments (TI)​

  • TI AM62xx EVM
  • TI AM62axx EVM
  • TI AM65xx EVM
  • TI Beaglebone
  • TI Beagleplay

Allwinner / Sunxi​

  • Banana Pi M2 Berry
  • NanoPi R1
  • Orange Pi R1
  • Orange Pi Zero Plus2 H3
  • Orange Pi 3 LTS
  • Orange Pi PC Plus
  • Orange Pi PC2

RISC-V​

  • StarFive VisionFive 2

Don't See Your Board?​

No problem! Pantavisor is designed for portability. If your device can run Linux and has a Board Support Package (BSP), it can be enabled to run Pantavisor. Feel free to reach out to the community or our team for guidance on porting to new hardware.