ODROID Magazine

Playing Modern FNA Games on the ODROID Platform

August 1, 2018

FNA is an open source re-implementation of XNA. XNA is a game framework created by Microsoft Corp., and is quite popular. A few notable games have been written with XNA (wich is for MS Windows only) and later ported to Linux and MacOS using FNA and/or MonoGames. Let’s make it ▶

Reading Temperature and Humidity from an SHT15 Sensor: An Introduction to the GPIO Interface

August 1, 2018

This project’s goal is to use an ODROID to read temperature and humidity data from an SHT15 sensor

KeePass: Password Manager

August 1, 2018

There are lots of password managers out there, but I will focus on a well supported open source program called KeePass

BASH Basics – Part 4: Variables, Tests and Loops

August 1, 2018

This part covers the most basic introduction to scripting to BASH

Object Detection in Live Video: Using The ODROID-XU4 With GStreamer

August 1, 2018

One of the most used field for deep learning has become object detection

Linux Gaming: Saturn Games – Part 5

August 1, 2018

And we are back again with the ODROID XU3/XU4 running Sega Saturn games. This issue will cover the rest of the games (letter in the alphabet) I tried and really liked to play on my ODROID. Once again I found some really nice gems that I want to share with ▶

Transcode DVB Enigma2 Receiver: Using ffmpeg on the ODROID-XU4

August 1, 2018

Using NAT (mapping the external ip to the internal device ip) and http flux, I can see my TV channels

Coding Camp Part 1: Getting Started with Arduino

August 1, 2018

In this article, you will learn how to download and install Arduino IDE and ODROID-GO specific libraries and examples

Thundroid – Part 2: Migrating From Bitcoin Testnet to Mainnet

August 1, 2018

Remember Part 1 of this guide? We set up a Bitcoin full node with Lightning from scratch, went to quite some length to secure our box, and started testing Bitcoin on testnet.

eMMC Recovery: Resetting the ODROID-XU4 eMMC Module To Fix Boot Issues

August 1, 2018

The Exynos series boot loader is placed on a hidden boot partition in the eMMC memory for all models except the ODROID-C1/C2. When it is corrupted, or you want to use the eMMC with a different board, you must install the proper boot loader in the eMMC. Note that you ▶

Coding Camp Part 2: How to Display “Hello, ODROID-GO” on an LCD Screen

August 1, 2018

In this article, you will learn how to display a string, change colors, and change font size. By following this guide, you will be able write code to display “Hello, ODROID-GO” on your ODROID-GO.