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UPDATE: MongoDB 4.0.6 on ODROID C2 with Ubuntu 18.04 I use a MongoDB database to analyze data extracted from logs on Linux production servers that handle hundreds of thousands of users per day. I also have databases that I use for research topics. I have pulled data from The British ▶
While our thoughts and activities switch to outdoor activities, the occasional thunderstorm enables use to retreat indoors for some wholesome Android gaming. ▶
The benchmarks of Hardkernel's ODROID-N2, a new board replacing the cancelled ODROID-N1. ▶
This appliance style "JeOS" Linux distribution is perfect for running emulators, as it boots lightning fast and uses a minimum of resources ▶
As the developer of NEMS Linux, I’m always eager to try new boards that promise high performance and stability in the server room. ▶
In my last article I was setting up my ODROID-H2 as a first computer (running Linux) for my 7 year old son. As you know, with great power comes great responsibility, so this means I have to be able to enforce some limits on computer time. ▶
Requirements Tools: A small screwdriver set that contains a few small Phillips head screwdrivers. A clean static free work surface. Monitor or TV with HDMI support to test the device. Mac SD card image writing software. I use balenaEtcher, it is free and works great. Window SD card image writing ▶
I needed my ODROID-N2’s UART port to operate at a non-standard baud rate so that I could use MIDI. I edited the UART driver code to set baudrate to 31250 when setting baud rate to 38400, then wrote test code using wiringPi, and measured the baud rate. UART driver after ▶
This article will guide you on your journey of setting up an ODROID-C2 with Ubuntu* 16.04 (LTS), building CMake*, OpenCV, and Intel® OpenVINO™ toolkit, setting up your Intel® NCS 2, and running a few samples to make sure everything is ready for you to build and deploy your Intel® OpenVINO™ toolkit applications. ▶
@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! ▶
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