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The ODROID-XU4 is basically a heterogeneous multi-processing Octa-core Linux Computer. Offering open source support, the board can run various flavors of Linux, including the latest Ubuntu 18.04 ▶
Our adventure into scripting continues with more tests, if statements, input and functions; we also do calculations from within BASH. First, let's look into filename manipulation, since this seems to be one of the most popular things needed in beginner scripts. As a bonus for making it through a lot of theory, we have another example of BASH programming in the form of a game. ▶
The Arduino for ODROID-GO Coding Camp, includes two projects among others: Tetris and I2C interface experiments. ▶
Like a generic PC, the ODROID-H2 has a soldered 8MiB BIOS Flash ROM on the board. It meets the UEFI Specification 2.6 and the PXE boot requirement. However, Intel UEFI firmware doesn't support CSM version 2.0 for legacy OS booting such as DOS, XP, Windows 7, and so on. ▶
Hardkernel recently sent over the ODROID-XU4 for benchmarking. ▶
Rob promptly asked if I didn't have a pool of games I just played on my ODROID running Android and for a miraculous stroke of luck I did have it! Who could imagine that I play games on my spare time? ▶
I knew the system had some really good games, but I was really surprised how many games I enjoyed playing. ▶
This article describes how to install Google Home on the ODROID-C2. ▶
This is a MID or mobile internet device in the same vein, with the same unending promise, as the pocket computers of old. Cellular-connected and running a full desktop operating system, this device can enable you in a way that current hand-held mobile platforms will not. ▶
Ever wanted to create a custom boot logo for the ODROID-N2? By following the simple instructions below, the logo will appear in the first few seconds of booting while the operating system loads. Enjoy! ▶
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