If you are successfully running embassyOS on non-standard (Librem Mini / Raspberry Pi), please reply here to let us know and we’ll add it to this list so others know what options they have. Cheers!
Note: If your device is very close to one listed below, it is likely to work
Caution: Unplug Wi-Fi dongles as they are known to potentially cause issues. Always use ethernet when possible. Also, consider unplugging everything except power, monitor, keyboard, and mouse when setting up.
Virtualization
VirtManager
VirtualBox
SynologyNAS Virtual Machine Manager
Proxmox
ARM Architecture
Raspberry Pi 4b (Official Support)
x86_64 Architecture
Librem Mini (Official Support) (Open Firmware / IME Mitigation)
Alienware Alpha R2
ASRock custom setup w/ i5 and M1505 Megaraid 9260 8i RAID controller
Dell 3540
Dell Inspiron:
- i7559-5012GRY
- Micro 3050
Dell Latitude E6420
Dell Optiplex 3050
Gigabyte GB-XM1-3537
HP ProDesk 600 G2 Mini PC (Need latest BIOS N22_0259)
HP EliteDesk:
- 800 G1 DM
- 800 G2 DM
Intel NUC10
Lenovo x270
Lenovo Thinkcentre
Lenovo Thinkcentre Tiny
Lenovo Thinkpad:
- T470
- T550
Mac Mini:
Macbook Pro (2015) - mini port → ethernet adapter required, no wifi
Morefine M6 mini PC - Must add the following kernel parameter I915.force_probe=4e61
NDiS B533 NDiS B533 - 1080P Signage Player - Overview - NEXCOM
Known Limitations
WiFi - On x86, eOS uses PureOS as a base image, which does not contain ANY proprietary firmware blobs. This is different from popular distros, such as Ubuntu, which add non-free software in order to make common hardware function properly. As a result, many WiFi cards are unlikely to work. See this issue for tracking on a possible solution: [feat] Add ability to add non-free software (namely for DIY wi-fi) · Issue #2078 · Start9Labs/embassy-os · GitHub
Intel NUC11 - requires EFI boot