Supported Network KVMs

We do not claim support we have not measured. A device is labelled with one of four strict status levels based on physical hardware verification.

Status Definitions

Certified

Full checklist passed on physical hardware in our lab, with exact firmware version and measured limits recorded.

Partial

Key functionality verified on physical hardware; remaining checklist items actively in progress.

Untested

Driver designed from vendor documentation or mock-tested only; no physical hardware run has taken place.

Not started

No driver written yet. Awaiting evaluation hardware or API documentation.

Hardware Matrix

Device / VendorStatusFirmware testedVerified capabilities
GL.iNet Comet (GL-RM1)
Reference Hardware
PartialRM1 V1.10.1 release3 (kvmd 4.82)Eight behaviors catalogued with mixed evidence levels; streamer wake measured; mouse and typing measured; BIOS OCR and a boot catch measured on one target.
PiKVM (v3 / v4)
PiKVM Project
Not startedNone (awaiting hardware)Driver architecture planned from public KVMD specifications. No PiKVM driver or physical test yet.
JetKVM
JetKVM
Not startedNone (awaiting hardware)Local REST and WebRTC interface specifications reviewed. No physical hardware in lab.
Sipeed NanoKVM (PCIe)
Sipeed
Not startedNone (awaiting hardware)PCIe HDMI form factor identified; awaiting evaluation unit to run the certification checklist.
TinyPilot Voyager
TinyPilot
Not startedNone (awaiting hardware)Automation REST API documented; requires per-device Automation License. An outreach draft is written but unsent.

Comet evidence checklist

The GL.iNet Comet is our reference device. These items show what has been measured and what still needs testing before certification:

Invitation to manufacturers

Contact us about an evaluation unit (loan or gift; loans are returned). If the device is a fit and testing succeeds, we plan to build a dedicated driver and publish the checks we can complete, with measured limits. We will share draft findings with your engineering team before publication.

Information for hardware makersReview test evidence