In my quest for a true 64-bit quad-core SBC with each core close to 2 Ghz and with at least 4GB of RAM, I came upon this newly released beauty called ODROID-N2 Let's do a cluster with it! ▶
A git repository that has fixes intended to help user enable Hardware Decoding for the ODROID-C2. To everyone that is dealing with this issue please clone this repository and do the following steps. ▶
This month, I’m throwing in something different for a change. Some of you may have already read about it in the forums at https://forum.odroid.com/viewtopic.php?f=91&t=34070, and I want to talk about it: Box86, which is a new kind of x86 emulator for ARM running on ODROIDs. What is Box86? Box86 is ▶
Last month I introduced you to NEMS Linux, the Nagios Enterprise Monitoring Server for ODROID devices. If you haven’t read that article yet, please start there. It will take you through the initial setup of NEMS Linux and arm you with some important information to help you get started. This ▶
I started this journey with a Raspberry Pi 2 device and a bootloader called: “Berryboot” (I am not its developer) that actually is still active and supported by the Raspberry Pi community. Then I heard about this amazing device called ODROID-C2 more powerful than a Raspberry Pi 2 device and actually the same price, so more power more fun, right? ▶
Last month’s issue of ODROID Magazine featured an article “Lakka: Building The Ultimate ODROID-XU4 / XU4Q Gaming Console”, available at https://magazine.odroid.com/article/lakka-building-the-ultimate-odroid-xu4-xu4q-gaming-console/. This article focused on gaming with a ODROID-XU4, however, there is a potentially even more powerful ODROID, the H2. While the ODROID-XU4 does an amazing job at retro gaming, ▶
This guide is a beginner-friendly introduction to the BASH shell ▶
Last time, we learned about the ‘ls’ and ‘tree’ commands. While looking at things is nice, it's more fun to actually do something with our data. This article contains a list of the common commands for manipulating data. The command and its explanation are kept very brief to avoid writing a Linux encyclopedia and boring you all to death. They should just bring the existence of a command to your attention. ▶
There was no embedded Linux system that had the computing power to run large particle filters for a reasonable cost, and also had the required sensors (GPS, IMU) of a reasonable quality built-in, so williamg42 decided to make one. ▶
I wanted my ODROID-XU4 to do much more than being a plain old NAS, and I wanted to keep using Ubuntu in order to benefit from newer packages. This presents an opportunity to gain new knowledge. ▶
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