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WebThings on Armbian: Using the ODROID-XU4 for the Internet of Things

April 1, 2020 Philippe Coval 0

Mozilla WebThings is a platform for controlling home devices. ▶

Home Assistant: Designing A Fancy Dashboard

January 1, 2018 0

In this article we're going to look at a Home Assistant companion - AppDaemon ▶

Building Android LineageOS: A Step-By-Step Guide

November 1, 2017 0

This guide will show you how to download and compile the Android kernel for ODROID-XU3/XU4. ▶

ODROID-H2+: The New And Enhanced X86 Platform

July 1, 2020 0

The ODROID-H2 is back, this time in a slightly upgraded form - named aptly, the ODROID-H2+! Accordingly the board revision code is REV-B+ (while the previous production batch was REV-B). We announced the original ODROID-H2 back in November 2018, as a new generation of single board computer (SBC) - an ▶

Feature Image for the HID gadget device on ODROID-C2 article

HID Gadget Device: Using The ODROID-C2

April 1, 2018 0

The following guide describes how to setup the ODROID-C2 as a HID gadget device ▶

Thundroid: The Perfect Bitcoin Lightning Node

June 1, 2018 2

Bitcoin is a native digital currency for the internet age. It could be considered just another international currency, but one without a native country so it defies borders, trade policies, and arbitrary inflation. In the 2008 whitepaper (https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf) by the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto it is described as “...a purely peer-to-peer ▶

Using your ODROID-XU4 as a Bluetooth A2DP Speaker or HFP Handsfree Unit With Your iPhone

December 1, 2017 0

The first is to stream audio via Bluetooth A2DP from an iPhone to an ODROID-XU4, and the second is to use the ODROID-XU4 as an HFP Handsfree Unit for the iPhone during calls. ▶

Home Automation with Home Assistant

March 1, 2018 0

Home Assistant is an open-source home automation platform built on Python 3 that supports over 1100 components ▶

OGST Gaming Console Kit for the ODROID-XU4

June 1, 2018 0

The OGST Gaming Console Kit for the ODROID-XU4 kit allows you to build your own gaming console with a powerful ODROID-XU4 or ODROID-XU4Q. Its attractive design includes a fancy 2.4” LCD to show programmable game logo animations, and is specifically designed to work with the popular ODROID GameStation Turbo disk image. The Gaming Console Kit is available at the Hardkernel store for USD$24, and pairs well with the new GameSir G3w USB Controller Joystick. The ODROID-XU4 or XU4Q, microSD card or eMMC module, 5V/4A PSU and USB game controller/joystick are not included. ▶

BASH Basics: Introduction to BASH

July 1, 2018 0

Customize the BASH prompt and BASH behavior ▶