Linux
Home Assistant: Designing A Fancy Dashboard
In this article we're going to look at a Home Assistant companion - AppDaemon ▶
Linux
Linux
Kernel 5.0: the next LTS version of the Linux Kernel
Linux Kernel 5.0, which is the next LTS version of the Linux Kernel, is now available for ODROIDs! ▶
Linux
How To Remotely Connect With Secure Shell
Using SBCs can be a budget-friendly alternative to running small server applications in your home or business. Furthermore, the act of setting them up can get tedious if a single HDMI cable needs to be shared between several devices. Luckily enough, most, if not all, Linux distributions open port 22 ▶
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ODROID WiFi Access Point: Share Files Via Samba
How to setup an ODROID with a WiFi access point so that an ODROID’s hard drive can be accessed and modified from another computer. This is primarily aimed at allowing access to images, videos, and log files on the ODROID. ▶
CloudShell
CloudShell2 LCD Display and Monitoring Tool
I have created the Info and Monitoring Tool for CloudShell2 and wish to share it with the community. ▶
Linux
How to Install Emby on the ODROID-XU4
With a small form factor and low price point, development boards are excellent network-attached storage (NAS) devices. One of my favorite home server hardware options for a do-it-yourself (DIY) NAS is the ODROID-XU4. In this article, I can show how one can install Emby Media Server on the ODROID-XU4 treating it as DIY Odroid NAS! ▶
Linux
Kodi 18.2: mali gbm driver testing on Ubuntu 18.04 minimal image
I have compiled and built Kodi version 18.2 from the final packages for public testing. You will most likely have the best luck using Kodi 18.2 with the minimal image, you are welcome to test it. The package includes the inputstream.adaptive Add-on which is needed to view DRM copy protected ▶
Linux
HID Gadget Device: Using The ODROID-C2
The following guide describes how to setup the ODROID-C2 as a HID gadget device ▶
Linux
Amiga Emulation Box: Turn Your ODROID-XU4 Into a 1980s Wonder Computer
This tutorial will show you how to set up an Amiga emulator on your ODROID-XU4 by building your own copy of Uae4Arm and setting it up with kickstart ROMs and Workbench files from Amiga Forever or wherever you got your copy from. This tutorial assumes you have a working ODROID-XU4 running Ubuntu 18.XX. ▶
Linux
Build Your Own Home Server: Storing A Large Amount Of Multimedia Files
How to build a network attached storage (NAS) at home to automate backup of smartphone data, manage and share data on the internet, stream videos, download and manage Torrents on a smartphone, or host a personal blog. ▶