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Declaring the Drought is Officially Over
by Jason Kridner
Thu Jan 29 2015 18:54:14 GMT-0000 (UTC)
It was April last year when I wrote about how we were going to fix the board shortage. Demand and activity have only increased since then, but the additional production capacity has paid off and there is now inventory of both the official BeagleBoard.org BeagleBone Black manufactured by CircuitCo and the logo-compliant BeagleBone Black manufactured by Element14 in every major region. In the US, major electronics retailers are stocking BeagleBone Black including a Make-produced getting started kit at Radio Shack and a $39.99 sale at Micro Center for most of this month.The Year of the Beagle
by Jason Kridner
Mon Dec 15 2014 03:18:09 GMT-0000 (UTC)
2014 has been an amazing year for BeagleBoard.org and BeagleBone Black, the most successful open hardware computer ever invented. I know what you 
are thinking; “Jason, didn't that board from the UK outsell BeagleBone Black?” Sure, but that board isn't open hardware: there aren't open source layout files or open source editable schematics and the components in the bill of materials aren't readily available. With boards from BeagleBoard.org, anyone can make them, and if they make enough of them, they can be made at a similar or even lower price point. That's only part of the beauty of open hardware.
are thinking; “Jason, didn't that board from the UK outsell BeagleBone Black?” Sure, but that board isn't open hardware: there aren't open source layout files or open source editable schematics and the components in the bill of materials aren't readily available. With boards from BeagleBoard.org, anyone can make them, and if they make enough of them, they can be made at a similar or even lower price point. That's only part of the beauty of open hardware.BeagleBone Black project spotlight: Open qPCR
by Natalie Nelms
Mon Dec 15 2014 03:15:29 GMT-0000 (UTC)
If you are what you eat, then it’s important to avoid putting pathogens and viruses into your body, right? Nobody wants to be a germ.
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
Pick ‘n Paste
Tue Nov 25 2014 22:11:56 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Not only man’s best friend, the Pick ‘n Paste is now a maker’s best friend!
CircuitHub launches group buys with build of GamingCape
Sat Nov 15 2014 04:53:52 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
BeagleBot
Mon Nov 10 2014 15:44:02 GMT-0000 (UTC)
It’s amazing what you can create when you pair a few spare parts lying
around and an inventive imagination. In this instance, these ingredients
gave birth to BeagleBot – a small test robot for localization algorithms!
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
BeagleROV
Mon Nov 10 2014 15:40:43 GMT-0000 (UTC)
You don’t have to be a child to play with remote-controlled cars.
The BeagleROV is an exciting toy that would bring any adult Maker
back to the good ole’ days – except this robot packs a bit more punch
than the classic Nascar minis. Powered by the TI Sitara AM335x processor-based
BeagleBone Black, the BeagleROV has a multitude of capabilities
that are all controlled remotely via the robot’s web application.
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
Implementing MIL-STD-1553 with three Beagles
Thu Oct 30 2014 16:54:22 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Oh, the places you’ll go when using three BeagleBone Blacks!
BeagleBoard-xM project spotlight:
Sleep Tight
Mon Sep 08 2014 15:17:12 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Picture this: You’re lying in bed, exhausted from a long day of
work; your eyelids are heavy, but you’re devoted to finishing the
last page of your favorite novel. You conclude the last page, set
the book down on your nightstand, get in the perfect sleeping position
and then regrettably realize that your bedroom lamp is still on.
With a sigh, you get out of your cozy bed and turn off the light,
but not after aggressively stubbing your toe on your nightstand on
the way back to bed.
Device Tree Overlay Support Lands Upstream
Wed Aug 27 2014 19:46:24 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Pantelis Antoniou originated device tree overlay support for the purpose of enabling dynamic hardware configuration under Linux on devices like BeagleBone that use device tree for hardware configuration. Device tree was introduced to Linux for the purpose of putting the description of hardware into data structures, rather than building it up programmatically, greatly reducing the amount of code required to be maintained within the Linux kernel sources. 
Until now, the device tree data structure was only processed at boot time and that simply can't work for devices that might change hardware configurations after boot. While many BeagleBone capes can be probed by the bootloader, a common use-case is hardware that is reconfigurable. The most obvious example is a cape with an FPGA on it.
Until now, the device tree data structure was only processed at boot time and that simply can't work for devices that might change hardware configurations after boot. While many BeagleBone capes can be probed by the bootloader, a common use-case is hardware that is reconfigurable. The most obvious example is a cape with an FPGA on it. BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
Pocket NC P5
Tue Aug 12 2014 19:45:10 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Computer numerical control (CNC) milling machines
have been around for decades. Most are industrial-sized,
and are used create everything from the shaped trim on
a house to the mechanical components of a space shuttle.
Over the last decade, a large do-it-yourself community has
emerged giving a new market to CNC milling machines as personal,
rather than solely industrial applications.
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
Squink
Tue Aug 12 2014 19:43:13 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Standing in line for coffee, a commercial break, boiling water – all things that only take a matter of minutes. What if building circuit boards were that easy and time efficient? At New York startup company BotFactory, devices print and assemble electronic circuit boards from your desktop in a matter of minutes. Creating electronic devices has never been easier.
Have no fear; BeagleBone Black Rev C is here!
Thu Aug 07 2014 19:17:49 GMT-0000 (UTC)
LUGRadio Live USA 2008
Thu Aug 07 2014 19:08:44 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBone project
spotlight: CryptoCape
Thu Aug 07 2014 19:07:54 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBone Black project spotlight blog post: Kuyurix Bus Speakers
Tue Jul 22 2014 16:37:34 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Commuting in a big city is a tough task, especially when public transit and traffic
congestion make the process even more difficult. For someone who is blind, finding
your way around the city on public transportation in these conditions can seem daunting,
or nearly impossible. Marcelo Gutierrez recognized this issue and wanted to do something
about it.
BeagleBone Black project spotlight: Barbot
Wed Jul 16 2014 15:32:40 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Ringing a bell, throwing some cash, snapping your fingers and maybe even showing a
little extra cleavage have all been used to flag down bartenders. But Sean Carney,
creator of Barbot, can catch the attention of his bartender with a quick click of
the mouse and a remote Internet connection.
Project Spotlight: Object Record
Wed Jul 02 2014 16:57:37 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Did you know that The New York Times writes itself? No, not the newspaper-but objects
at The New York Times R&D Lab have "thoughts" of their own that they journal for
our reading pleasure.
Machinekit Meetup
Mon Jun 30 2014 22:19:54 GMT-0000 (UTC)
I just got back from a meetup of Machinekit developers
hosted by Tormach, a maker of professional CNC machines.
There I got a glimpse into the future of personal CNC machines and 3D printers. Building on the long successful LinuxCNC project, Machinekit has added support for additional platforms, including BeagleBone Black, and additional real-time Linux strategies, including Xenomai and stepper motor driving using the on-board PRU microcontrollers.
There I got a glimpse into the future of personal CNC machines and 3D printers. Building on the long successful LinuxCNC project, Machinekit has added support for additional platforms, including BeagleBone Black, and additional real-time Linux strategies, including Xenomai and stepper motor driving using the on-board PRU microcontrollers.
BeagleBone Black Rev C image update
Wed May 21 2014 18:54:10 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Just a couple of weeks in, we already have our first image update. It
doesn't include any major changes, but it should be noted that the LEDs
will
now turn OFF
at the completion of the execution of the eMMC flasher as the board will
be shutdown. This avoids any cruft to build up on the uSD card that might
cause subsequent uses of that uSD card to flash other boards to be slowed
down as the journaling file system is explored. This isn't likely something
you need to think about if it sounds confusing----just realize the LEDs
will be OFF instead of ON at the end of the flashing operation.
Arduino announces Tre beta developer program
Wed May 14 2014 00:13:27 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Arduino Tre is the next-generation Arduino developed in
partnership with BeagleBoard.org featuring Arduino ease-of-use
and the high-performance, low-power Linux capabilities of
BeagleBone. Read their announcement
here.
Turn Up The Volume On Your BeagleBone Black
Wed Apr 23 2014 21:08:44 GMT-0000 (UTC)
The SoundsCape adds a codec to the McASP bus for Line In, Line Out, and Headset (microphone in + headphone out). It also adds an HCI Bluetooth 4.0 Module for Bluetooth Audio (A2DP), BT Hands free (HFP), or SPP, with all Bluetooth profiles are supported by the cape.
BeagleBoard.org Google Summer of Code 2014 projects
Tue Apr 22 2014 16:39:57 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Yesterday, Google announced the project proposals accepted for this
year's Summer of Code! 7 of those projects are being mentored by
BeagleBoard.org. See the full list of approved projects at
https://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/projects/list/google/gsoc2014
Dude, where's my BeagleBone Black?
Mon Apr 14 2014 05:08:37 GMT-0000 (UTC)
I hear that question a LOT. No, we
weren't sleeping, but sometimes it takes a minute for a plan to come
together. And don't you love it when a plan comes together?
BeagleBone Black Project Spotlight: Shield I/O
Mon Apr 07 2014 20:51:18 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Some unlikely combinations just seem to work: Oreos and peanut butter, Dwight Schrute and Michael Scott and now Arduino and BeagleBone Black!
Calling all BeagleBoard.org GSoC Mentors
Mon Mar 17 2014 15:46:13 GMT-0000 (UTC)
We are getting great interest from students this year for Google Summer of Code, but we could use a bit of help from our community getting a great feedback on their proposals. I encourage you to engage with them on #beagle-gsoc and the beagleboard-gsoc mailing list even if you don't plan to be a mentor, simply to make the proposals better for the community.
Debian Beta images have been released
Thu Mar 06 2014 03:29:53 GMT-0000 (UTC)
As posted earlier today on the BeagleBoard.org mailing list, the latest BeagleBone Debian beta images are now posted for broader testing at:
http://beagleboard.org/latest-images/
http://beagleboard.org/latest-images/
BeagleBoard-xM project spotlight:
Fish on Wheels
Wed Mar 05 2014 20:08:14 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Don’t drink and drive, unless you are the driver of today’s
featured Beagle project. That is, unless you are... a fish!
BeagleBoard.org Mentoring Google Summer of Code
Tue Feb 25 2014 14:46:23 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBoard.org has once again been selected as a mentoring organization
for Google Summer of Code! This means it is time for students and potential
mentors to check out
the information on the
program home page
to find out about the program in general and discover the other
organizations participating in mentorship this year. Once familiar with the
program, you should check out the ideas pages for various organizations,
including the BeagleBoard.org
ideas page.
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
LOGi-Bone
Tue Feb 18 2014 17:42:40 GMT-0000 (UTC)
As working professionals, Michael Jones, Jonathan Piat and their
team at Valent F(x) know that interfacing with FPGA boards can be a
clunky and cumbersome process. With these complexities of electronic
design in mind, they strove to devise a more user-friendly,
plug-and-play method to, as Michael put it, “make even students and
hobbyists smile.”
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
Rose-Hulman ECE Christmas lights
Tue Feb 11 2014 17:41:45 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Imagine having the ability to personalize your Christmas tree
lights. When the holiday is approaching and it’s time for your
family tradition of picking a tree, baking cookies, and putting on
the garland, lights, ornaments, and big star on top, it seems like
there is always something wrong with the lights! A few bulbs have
gone out, some are missing, and you find yourself scrambling around
trying to find replacements to put in to make sure your tree still
shines bright next holiday season.
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
Robotics Cape by Strawson Design
Mon Feb 03 2014 23:08:50 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Inspiration is not an easy thing to come by, and no one can predict
when it will strike. The light bulb suddenly flashes on overhead,
and the gears inside your brain start to turn. The excitement of
the “Ah hah!” moment is great, but often short lived when the
realization of the logistics come into play.
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
The BeeDome
Thu Jan 30 2014 16:59:10 GMT-0000 (UTC)
ForestDew Apiaries, located in Ottawa, Ontario, has been keeping,
testing and trying 20 strains of bees from all over the world for
13 years.
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
Petcube
Thu Jan 30 2014 16:58:09 GMT-0000 (UTC)
As Alex Neskin slipped out the front door for work, he couldn’t
help but feel the heartache as he heard the barks and cries from
his Chihuahua, Rocky. It was the same routine every day. He would
try to sneak out the door attempting to be unnoticed by Rocky, but
every time the door would shut, the barking and crying would start.
The separation anxiety not only took a toll on him and Rocky, but
even the neighbors when they had to deal with the unnerving sound
of a barking dog. This separation anxiety is what led Alex to
create Petcube.
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
Volumio
Thu Jan 30 2014 16:54:09 GMT-0000 (UTC)
What is your go-to activity when you can’t sleep? For some it’s
reading a book or counting sheep, but for music and technology
enthusiast Michelangelo Guarise, it’s Volumio.
Looking at some BeagleBoard.org-based projects on Kickstarter from 2013
Tue Jan 14 2014 19:40:49 GMT-0000 (UTC)
A quick survey of some BeagleBoard.org-based projects on Kickstarter that launched in 2013 provides some interesting lessons that are perhaps more intuitive than decisive. From 3D printers, home automation, robotic controllers, processing elements and accessories, designs using Beagle are starting to show up all over Kickstarter. Most of them are being successful, but not every project idea is a recipe for success. Perhaps the most critical lesson is to fully engage a developer community if you want your project to succeed.
Happy New Year!
Sat Jan 04 2014 15:32:49 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Here we are, 2014. Expect a big year for Beagle! Unfortunately, I have to
start out with an apology.
LinuxGizmos.com
recently hopped on the news that over 100,000 BeagleBone Blacks have now
been sold. When they contacted me to confirm, I blundered a bit by repeating
and confirming what I thought was a fairly broadly shared rumor---that we
are looking to soon shift the Linux distribution that ships in the flash of
the boards from Angstrom to Debian. The blunder wasn't the confirming of the
news, but rather not doing a good job at communicating to the community
about this move better ahead of time. It didn't help that I was taking off
for vacation where my Internet access is spotty at best. So, I owe you all
a big apology, but I hope you are still excited about the news.
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
Orbital Rendersphere
Tue Dec 17 2013 17:05:17 GMT-0000 (UTC)
If you went to Maker Faire New York this year, you could not have
missed the Orbital Rendersphere. This “Big Giant Spinning Limb
Slicer,” as the Hoboken MakerBar
team affectionately calls it, displays images and videos on a
four-foot diameter spherical surface using persistence of vision
(POV) spinning at 450 RPM. It had a constant crowd surrounding it
and earned five ribbons at the faire: four Editor’s Choice ribbons
and one Educator’s Choice ribbon.
Let BeagleBone Black Give Your Old Games an Extra Life!
Tue Dec 10 2013 17:54:28 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Don't let the fun you had playing childhood video games disappear and decay as
forgotten memories — give them an extra life! Help make sure that generations
to come will still be able to run the same software you run today, including
the video games of yesterday. Open source enables us to preserve the
information to run those games, passing them on to the next generation. In
fact, there's already a huge movement of people saving their old games using
"retro-gaming systems," but not all of them are fully open source. Because the
BeagleBone Black not only runs open source software, but is also open source
hardware, taking the time to bring it your games your games up on
BeagleBone Black means you'll be able to bring those games with you into the
future.
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
The Lasersaur
Tue Dec 10 2013 04:04:28 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Addie Wagenknecht and Stefan Hachenberger, co-founders of NORDT
Labs, have many secret talents. Addie can bake some mean chocolate
chip cookies at 15,000+ feet in high winds on a mountain, and she
can open a beer bottle with just about anything (like a lighter)
thanks to Becky Stern.
Stefan, on the other hand, makes the best
kiserschmann in Austria, according to Addie. But their most
recent project—the Lasersaur—shows their best talent yet.
BeagleBoard-xM project spotlight:
USS Langley Space Server
Tue Dec 03 2013 15:54:09 GMT-0000 (UTC)
You’ve heard of monkeys and apes being sent to space, but did you
know a Beagle is also being launched into the ether? In 2014, Sam
Sipe and his team at the U.S. Naval Academy are launching a
BeagleBoard-xM into space as part of their Unix space server.
BeagleBone project spotlight:
Dirty Dish Detector
Tue Nov 26 2013 14:06:09 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays. My family usually runs
a turkey trot together, makes and eats great food, and spends the
evening playing board games. The one down side of Thanksgiving is
all of those dirty dishes! Sometimes I think it takes more time to
clean up than we even spend eating turkey dinner. The result? The
family falls asleep on the floor (thanks tryptophan!) before all of
the dishes are cleaned up, leaving a mess in the kitchen sink.
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
Open Sprinkler Beagle (OSBo)
Tue Nov 19 2013 20:41:05 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Planning to buy a sprinkler timer for your loved ones this holiday
season? Have no fear, OpenSprinkler is here! Developed by Ray Wang
at Rayshobby LLC, OpenSprinkler Beagle—nicknamed OSBo—was released
last week. It is an open-source sprinkler/irrigation extension
board for the Sitara-processor-based BeagleBone Black. The board
helps you easily develop BeagleBone Black into a low-cost,
web-connected smart sprinkler controller. It comes with a
full-featured sprinkler scheduling program, uses online weather
data to help regulate water time, and enables users to remotely
change setting and programs while away from home. It works with the
standard 24VAC sprinkler valves commonly found in household
watering and irrigation systems and allows for an unlimited number
of water zones to be individually controlled. Because it’s open
source, it offers a lot of flexibility in features and
functionality. Users are encouraged to hack the hardware and/or
software (written in Python, which is easy to learn).
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
OpenROV
Tue Nov 12 2013 15:24:43 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Whether you want to explore the seas for science and education,
“snorkel” for fish and coral without getting wet, or hunt for
buried treasure in unexplored seas, OpenROV is something you need
to check out!
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
GrowCubes
Thu Nov 07 2013 18:50:48 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Open-source technology is all about getting the power of technology
into the hands of everyone. That’s why we at BeagleBoard.org really
like the idea of GrowCubes —stackable, modular farming environments
that use mobile technology and aeroponics to grow delicious,
organic produce indoors—using 90% less water. Developed by a team
at NYC Resistor (NYCR), GrowCubes democratize agriculture by placing
the power to grow back into the hands of individuals and
communities. “It’s based on the radical idea that food should be
healthy, tasty and accessible to all,” said Chris Beauvois, founder
of GrowCubes. This idea of open-source agriculture has implications
not only for culinary culture, but for some of the urgent public
health issues facing us today.
Introduction to 3D printing with BeagleBone Black
Wed Nov 06 2013 20:06:56 GMT-0000 (UTC)
by Jason Kridner
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
The Deck
Tue Nov 05 2013 15:48:02 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Phil Polstra had a problem. He had a vision for a portable
penetration testing (pentesting) and forensics device, but he didn’t
have the technology he would need to do it. One fateful day at Maker
Faire Detroit, Polstra found himself right next to Jason Kridner,
who was showing off the (then) new BeagleBoard-xM. “This was my
first introduction to the Beagles. I was very impressed with the xM
and thought I might use them in some future project,” said Polstra.
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
GrannyCam
Tue Nov 05 2013 15:47:41 GMT-0000 (UTC)
The holidays are around the corner, and with them come the fun and
excitement of big family gatherings. However, a lot of families are
spread across the country and not able to get together for the
holidays. That’s why Charles Hamilton developed GrannyCam, a safe,
durable videophone that his kids can use to stay in touch with their
grandparents, not only during the holiday season but throughout the
year. In September, the device received great response and an
Editor’s Choice Blue Ribbon from Make Magazine at Maker Faire New
York.
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
BBot robot
Tue Oct 29 2013 14:18:34 GMT-0000 (UTC)
What’s your perfect vacation? Mine involves sitting out by the pool
under the sun as people deliver me ice-cold drinks. Andy Gikling
seems to have a similar dream, and he figured out a way to live the
good life every weekend—by developing the BBot robot!
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
The Octoscroller
Tue Oct 29 2013 14:05:49 GMT-0000 (UTC)
New York is one of the brightest places on Earth. Times Square is
definitely a large factor, but now a new BeagleBone Black-based
project—the Octoscroller—is adding to the glow.
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
Disorient Pyramid
Tue Oct 15 2013 14:38:39 GMT-0000 (UTC)
When you think of Pyramids in the middle of the desert, you think of
Egypt—not Nevada. The Disorient Pyramid, which was on display at
Burning Man 2013 this year in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada, is
changing all that.
Arduino TRE demonstrated at Maker Faire Rome
Sat Oct 05 2013 22:24:40 GMT-0000 (UTC)
#ArduinoTre enables Web-based programming of all your sensors http://bit.ly/18FvhfC
BeagleBoard.org collaborates in creation of new Arduino TRE
Thu Oct 03 2013 20:06:46 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Two open hardware pioneers have combined forces to bring the famously
easy-to-use experience of Arduino to a high-performance
ARM®-based Linux computer and prototyping platform derived from
the open hardware designs of BeagleBoard.org and Arduino Leonardo. As an open
hardware project, BeagleBoard.org's collaboration with Arduino helps to advance
accessible technology for artists, designers, hobbyists and anyone interested in
creating interactive objects or environments everywhere.
BeagleBone Black project spotlight:
Facebook “Like” Counter
Tue Oct 01 2013 19:55:24 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Here’s something we are sure you will ‘Like.’ While at Maker
Faire Bay Area this year, we gave away a few BeagleBone Black
open-source computers to some lucky faire attendees. We heard back
from one of the winners, Christopher Berg, about a creative but
functional project he’s created on the board over the past few
months that would make Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg quite
proud.
BeagleBone Black wins 2013 Top Embedded Innovator award
Tue Oct 01 2013 15:16:20 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Embedded Computing Design magazine recently
announced its
2013 Top Embedded Innovator awards.
BeagleBone Black was announced as a winner in the Top Products Silicon
category. Hardly surprising, given the waves BeagleBoard.org has
been making in the embedded industry for the
last five years.
Quick list of BeagleBone projects I saw at World Maker Faire in New York
Wed Sep 25 2013 19:48:36 GMT-0000 (UTC)
There wasn't enough time to really discover all of the BeagleBone Black projects
at World Maker Faire in New York. I did post some quick pictures on
Google+,
but I barely had time to breathe at the Faire!
Weekend at Boris'
Tue Jul 30 2013 21:22:02 GMT-0000 (UTC)
It has been a busy week for BeagleBoard.org, which has now been around for five years!
Drew Fustini of
Element14 was nice enough to bring cake to the Southeast Michigan Friends of
Boris (the Beagle) meet-up. A notable point of discussion was the
fact that BeagleBoard.org got its name from Gerald's dog Jake, but yet the
cartoon mascot for BeagleBoard.org was named 'Boris' by Philip who paid to get
the logo created. Seems like it is the little things that give character
to a community.
BeagleBoard.org celebrates 5 years of enabling Linux DIY hacks
Tue Jul 30 2013 21:20:53 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBoard.org GSoC 2013 update
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:37:14 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBoard.org Google Summer of Code 2013 -- coding starts this Monday, June 17
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:33:48 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBoard.org is just about to kick-off coding on our second time as a mentoring organization for Google Summer of Code. This is an amazing program that pays students for writing open source software over Summer. Seven (7) students will be participating in projects that advance the state of open source software for Beagle users and will earn them each US$5,000 if they are successful. Twenty-three (23) qualified mentors from the BeagleBoard.org community have volunteered to help the students reach their goals.
BeagleBone Black was a huge hit at Maker Faire!
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:30:47 GMT-0000 (UTC)
At #makerfaire? Give @jadon your card for the chance to win @beagleboardorg #beagleboneblack or #badtothebone! twitter.com/BeagleStache/s…
BeagleBoard.org at ELC and SCaLE
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:28:47 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBone and Linux seeking cure to hardware black magic
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:27:01 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Problems with Google (Groups)
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:25:05 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBoard on The Amp Hour and at ESC Boston
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:23:30 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBoard turns 3.0!
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:17:47 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleCast 2011-05-06: Talking ARM with Greg K-H
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:16:23 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Indiana Linuxfest and the CATCAN quadpod
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:15:13 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleCast 2011-03-25: Super Jumbo
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:13:43 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleCast 2011-03-14: BeagleBoard-xM rev C
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:12:00 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleCast 2011-03-07: The inaugural podcast
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:10:30 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Using Perl to read Linux events
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:08:21 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Vote for the winner in the TI/UT BeagleBoard Design Challenge
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:51:04 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Looking for a college intern for this summer
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:50:03 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BYOES at ESC Boston
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:48:29 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Announcement from TI of BeagleBoard-xM hands-on training at ESC Chicago
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:47:16 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Six BeagleBoard.org GSoC projects launching
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:45:37 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Ubuntu image writer simplifies getting start using the BeagleBoard
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:44:19 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBoard.org in Google Summer of Code!
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:41:58 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Several OMAP/Beagle patches land upstream for Linux 2.6.33
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:39:07 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Videos of intro to Nov 17th community lightning talks and all the Aug 27th talks
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:37:35 GMT-0000 (UTC)
NEON training
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:34:09 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Turning the NEON Light On (Hands-on Workshop)
Wednesday, Oct 21 3:00pm - 4:30pm
TechMart: San Jose room
Friday, Oct 23 10:00am - 11:30am
TechMart: San Jose room
Wednesday, Oct 21 3:00pm - 4:30pm
TechMart: San Jose room
Friday, Oct 23 10:00am - 11:30am
TechMart: San Jose room
Beagleboard in India costs 3500 Rupees less ...
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:33:03 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Beagle Clinic India : August Event - an update
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:57:04 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Beagle Board at ESC Boston
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:55:59 GMT-0000 (UTC)
On-line Community Lightning Talks and Hands-on Training
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:55:02 GMT-0000 (UTC)
PicoFlamingo wins a Zoom-II for work in the BeagleBoard.org Sponsored Projects Program
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:53:02 GMT-0000 (UTC)
A successful Beagle Clinic program in India -May 2009
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:51:34 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Status of action items:
Beagleboard Design Contest INDIA Edition
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:50:17 GMT-0000 (UTC)
A pair of EDN Innovation winners
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:48:45 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Rev C available for Silicon Valley BeagleBoard User's Group meeting
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:47:38 GMT-0000 (UTC)
ESC Build Your Own Embedded System online registration deadline 3/25
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:46:16 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Software design contest #2 (in 3D)
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:45:16 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Software design contest #1
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:44:01 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Crossing 1,000 mailing list subscribers
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:42:20 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Beagle at IBC
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:40:57 GMT-0000 (UTC)
LugRadio Live UK 2008
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:39:13 GMT-0000 (UTC)
One more minor apperance...
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:37:48 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Trade Show News
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:35:41 GMT-0000 (UTC)
LinuxTag 2008 winners
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:27:01 GMT-0000 (UTC)
The little things
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:25:10 GMT-0000 (UTC)
It is the little things that make me happy sometimes, like Koen adding support for the Linux LED driver.
Beagle Board at LinuxTag!
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:22:11 GMT-0000 (UTC)
LUGRadio Live USA 2008 (continued)
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:20:21 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Distros for Beagle
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:17:55 GMT-0000 (UTC)
On your PC you might use Fedora, Ubuntu, Debian, Gentoo, or another distro out there, and Beagle needs one as well. Currently, Beagle is already running Angstrom (OE) (thanks Koen!), but why not get involved early and help Beagle run Ubuntu ARM (Mojo), Fedora ARM, Gentoo ARM, or even ARMedslack?
Beagle patches integrated in upstream OMAP community Linux kernel
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:15:36 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Source released for the Beagle Board
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:11:40 GMT-0000 (UTC)
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