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Windows ™ versus Linux on intel Galileo
August 27, 2014 Kenny Millar Electronics, Galileo, Hardware, Software, 0
Here is a really quick and dirty, non scientific comparison of a Galileo GEN1 board running Windows ™ against the same board running linux. SPI Flash version is 1.0.2. Login to windows is via telnet. Login to linux is via ssh. Time taken from power-on to login: Linux 48 Seconds Windows 68 Seconds Time taken […]
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Reading 1-Wire iButtons using a UART
June 13, 2014 Kenny Millar Electronics, Galileo, Hardware, Software, 0
This post takes a look at a simple 1-Wire protocol reader/writer using a standard UART for detecting and communicating with 1-Wire devices. Written in C for Linux, and running on Intel Galileo. It could easily be ported to most other platforms.
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LED Matrix built and working
June 9, 2014 Kenny Millar Electronics, Galileo, General Chat, Hardware, 0
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.
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