About a year ago, I wrote about box86, an i386 emulator for ARM developed by @ptitSeb, who is also responsible for the awesome gl4es wrapper for OpenGL → OpenGL ES. While the original look at it a year ago was already impressive, I want to look at it again, and ▶
The ODROID-N2 seems like a perfect Android TV system - everything runs smoothly and converts a regular TV into a valuable smart TV. All is well if that is the only thing you want to do with your ODROID-N2, but for me, it is not enough. I wanted to use ▶
Here's what I call ODROID GameStation Turbo Advance. A feature packed gaming OS for the ODROID-GO Advance utilizing X11 as a graphics backend and attract mode as a frontend for emulators, games and tools. ▶
The recently released ODROID-GO Advance has a lot to offer for ODROID fans, and retro gaming enthusiasts. The design of the ODROID makes it perfect for retro gaming and the build in gaming controls are perfect for this purpose. Still, the board itself can do so much more and we’re ▶
@pearllinux created a video surveillance image based on Ubuntu 18.04 using the 3.16.75 kernel, featuring pre-installed and active upon first boot Motion Video Surveillance Software running in User Mode. Come check it out! ▶
This tutorial covers the process of setting up an ODROID-N2 with 2GB of RAM and iInstalling Batocera Linux so we can use our ODROID-N2 as a TV retro gaming console. ▶
Did you know you can run the original StarCraft on your ODROID? If not, please let me tell you how it works, at least if you have an ARMHF-based ODROID such as the ODROID-XU4, C1, or U3. This is actually nothing new, and I’ve known about it for years now, ▶
Although I normally only talk about the ARM based ODROID boards I want to talk about the ODROID-H2 today and something that you can do on it. Since the ODROID-H2 is a standard x86_64 (amd64) board you can do exactly the same configuration steps that you perform on every other ▶
Fresh on the heels of the ODROID Tablet project, https://magazine.odroid.com/article/build-a-rootin-tootin-dual-bootin-odroid-tablet-using-the-odroid-c0-to-make-a-professional-grade-tablet-for-under-usd100/, comes an even more portable version of the ODROID-C0. Rather than sporting a large-scale HDMI-equipped LCD, this “pocket ‘puter” relies on a framebuffer-driven video output displayed on a 3.2-inch thin-film-transistor (TFT) touchscreen shield dubbed the C1. While this touchscreen shield ▶
With this article, we’ve reached the end of the PC-Engine / Turbografx series, which I admit went on much longer than I anticipated. It also was a lot more interesting than I thought it would be. Let’s see what this final installment will bring, and if the series of famous ▶
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