This article addresses the creation of an Armbian image using the mainline linux kernel 5.2.0-rc3, and the setup of the popular home automation software, Home Assistant. This exercise was performed targeting the popular Single Board Computer (SBC) ODROID-C1. ▶
This tutorial shows you how to convert your Monku Retro console into a Retro Cubicle Commando! ▶
I made a driver to control the backlight for the ODROID-C1 and ODROID-C2 using PWM. ▶
This page explains how to enable the CAN bus on ODROID-C1/C1+/C0 via HW SPI interface and Detailed instruction to exchange data with a MCP2515 Bus Monitor board ▶
This is a continuation of the Retro Gaming Console article from last month, where we learned how to build a case for a retro gaming console. This installment will show you how to configure the software for the project. In this article, I will show you in detail how to ▶
Digole.com offers several intelligent serial displays that are controlled through a complete set of high-level proprietary commands. These commands make drawing complex graphics and displaying images and video much easier, offering a offer a layer of abstraction that makes it easy to port their displays to a number of different platforms. ▶
Ever since I started working with Home Assistant and automating various things around the house I wanted to have a way to control the lights. I looked at smart light bulbs, like Philips Hue, but they are expensive. Also, most solutions use proprietary protocols or cloud services which may leak personal data, or might stop working in the future leaving you with expensive paperweights. The solution: Sonoff wifi switches built by Itead in conjunction with ODROIDs ▶
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