Hackaday Descends on Detroit: Redbull Creation and a Meetup with You
You can bet I’ll be at the Hackaday meetup at i3 Detroit!
You can bet I’ll be at the Hackaday meetup at i3 Detroit!
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 […]
Make write-up on updating to new BeagleBone Black Debian images
Hack-a-day write-up on BeagleBone PRU
This is for building the current “production” 3.8 kernel. I’ll follow-up with building a mainline kernel in a few days. I’m only documenting this here temporarily to see if there really are any gaps in the kernel build documentation that are causing people to stumble. I got a query on #beagle yesterday that I haven’t […]
Saving electricity on your blog server by using BeagleBone Black for your mail server, data server and more.
BeagleBone project spotlight: CryptoCape When I think of cryptography, I think of movies like Sneakers, U571 and Pi. However, Josh Datko’s new solution will put cryptography in the hands of every developer not only submariners (even though Josh happens to be one) and MENSA-level mathematicians so that everyone from students and garage developers […]
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 […]