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Intel® Galileo Gen2 Product Brief
Some details are staring to emerge about the new generation of Intel Galileo boards. Follow this link : Intel® Galileo Gen2 Product Brief | Intel Communities.
Reading 1-Wire iButtons using Cypress PSoC 3 and 5/5LP
Previously I posted about using a standard UART to read and write to 1-Wire devices. In this post I look at how to read and write to these devices using Cypress PSoC devices.
LED Matrix built and working
I’ve assembled and coded up the LED Matrix shield that I designed. It’s running on an Intel Galieo, but should also be compatible with other Arduino UNO Compatible boards. Assembly pictures and video demos are included.
Time travel will happen – and I can prove it.
About 14 years ago, around about the year 2000, I wrote an article for a magazine called ‘Develop‘ – it was a magazine for developers in the console game industry. The magazine printed it, but they called it the ‘the Oddview’ and the editor (Owain Bennallock) followed it with a sly comment that said something […]
Linux development – Book Recommendation.
If you want a great guide to Linux and Linux programming, look no further than “The Linux Programming Interface” by Michael Kerrisk. It covers how linux works under the hood, and the history of linux as well as being a great in depth guide to Linux software development.
Virtual becomes Reality – The Galileo Project.
I few weeks ago I posted about how I designed an enclosure for Galileo boards. I used the ‘cloud’ based software known as Autodesk Fusion 360 to do the design work. I then ‘shared’ the data with a colleague in another country part of the UK. He very kindly printed the design out on his […]
IoT DevKit Linux build, SD Card Image
I have now uploaded a copy of the SD Card image. You can find it here. It is compressed using bzip2 compression. It is designed for an 8GB SDHC Card. It will work on larger cards, but part of your card will be unused. This blog post explains how to burn it to an SD […]
Enclosure for Galileo
I have designed a partial enclosure for Galileo. Using the STEP files below you can 3D Print it yourself. I have not had one made yet, so cannot guarantee it’s a good fit, but I’m reasonably confident. The STEP files for the enclosure are here. The STEP files for the […]
Putting nano on Galileo
In this post I look at how to put my current favoured linux text editor, nano, onto Galileo. My galileo is running the SD Card based linux image available from Intel’s IoT ADT page. This image includes all the dev tools required to build projects from source. You can use it to develop your own software, […]
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