
ODROID Magazine Retrospective: A Look at the Evolution of the Magazine over The First 5 Years
Come with us, this is our retrospective for our first five years of our Magazine. ▶
Come with us, this is our retrospective for our first five years of our Magazine. ▶
For this October’s issue, Tobias Schaaf makes us all nostalgia in part 1 of his Game Nostalgia series. @Kamots shows us his ODROID-GO wireless charging mod, which is perfect as our Coding Camp guide this month describes reading the ODROID-GO’s battery voltage. @poptmartone takes his ODROID-C2 on the road running ▶
The ODROID-XU4 is basically a heterogeneous multi-processing Octa-core Linux Computer. Offering open source support, the board can run various flavors of Linux, including the latest Ubuntu 18.04 ▶
The simplest way to start listening to the wifi spectrum is to install kismet ▶
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 must have a blank micro SD card to run the recovery process. ▶
To save yourself from future trouble, it's always a good idea to make a backup! ▶
Meet "Luke", Hardkernl software engineer and maintainer of the Android version for all ODROID devices except for LineageOS for the ODROID-XU4. He mainly updates the revisions, adds features, and fixes bugs in the official Hardkernel Android build. ▶
A new ODROID is on the way! This month, we preview benchmarks for the upcoming ODROID-N1 vs the trusty ODROID-XU4. Adrian also helps us automate complex parts of our lives with home automation, Ernst give us a fascinating look into discovering prime numbers with the ODROID-C2, we play some classic ▶
Home Assistant is an open-source home automation platform built on Python 3 that supports over 1100 components ▶
We are celebrating our fifth year of ODROID Magazine this month, and are very happy to continue providing tutorials, projects, and gaming reviews for the ODROID community. This month, we feature an article on how to create a custom dashboard for Home Assistant using Python. Hardkernel also announced a new ▶
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