platforms: add NanoPi R2S Plus to supported boards - #6
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The NanoPi R2S Plus (32 GB eMMC variant of the R2S) is now supported; see kernelkit/infix PR #1589 for the code changes and hardware regression test results. Co-authored-by: Jarvis (Hermes Agent) <jarvis@woxblom.com>
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Awesome, thanks for the attention to detail!
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Description
Add the NanoPi R2S Plus to the supported platforms list (Tier 2,
alongside the R2S). The Plus is the eMMC variant of the R2S — the
code changes and hardware regression test results are in
kernelkit/infix PR #1589.
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Disclaimer: Author: Peter Woxblom. Drafting and implementation assisted
by Jarvis, an AI agent (Hermes on DeepSeek V4 Flash backend). Reviewed
and tested on hardware by the author.