Currently, Win11 (ARM64) is heavily in use.
As previously mentioned, <<HomeLab Orange Pi 3B (arm64): Raspberry Pi 4B to Orange Pi 3B>>
Considering that I recently started tinkering with PVE, I left the original Orange Pi 3B aside and put Home Assistant in an All IN ONE setup.
![HomeLab Development Board (ARM64) [PVE]: Home Assistant and Lightweight Services, Public Account RSS Subscription and WeChat Personal Push](https://ss.boardor.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/d98f446c764ccb5e0803a586bbba4e064ee06ea312950380dc3c456f40555c4a.jpg)
All the services mentioned above are installed on the Orange Pi 3B running Ubuntu
OLED and LCD screens: what are the differences?
❝I previously bought a NanoPi R2S. As for what this thing does, those who know probably understand that it is likely used as a soft router. In fact, it can run both OpenWRT and Ubuntu operating systems, but most people still use it as a soft router, for tasks like proxying and ad-blocking.
I bought it as well, and it was fresh for the first two days. After installing the necessary software and configuring it, unless it crashes, it will just
Since graduating with a master's degree, I have been working in the automotive embedded industry for three years. Compared to school projects, company projects have stricter requirements for code writing standards and test cases. In the automotive industry, most of the engineers' code is generated by EB Tresos, Davinci, and Matlab, with only a few complex driver codes designed by engineers themselves. However, this does not mean that engineers only need
This project will use a smartphone to set the color of the RGB LED strip. These RGB strips have built-in Bluetooth functionality and can receive commands sent from an Android application on the smartphone. This way, we can control the color of the RGB LED strip through the phone. If you think this is not cool enough, the latter part of the article introduces the making of a voice-controlled RGB LED strip, the same circuit, two uses!
Circuit Diagram and BOM
Balena Etcher is an interesting free tool for creating bootable SD cards and USB drives. I often use it to test new operating systems on my Raspberry Pi, but you can also use it to install new Linux distributions. It is generally easier to use than other alternatives (like Rufus), so let’s learn how to install it on Ubuntu and other Debian-based distributions.
The easiest way to
In 2012, Intel introduced the concept of "Ultrabooks", focusing on lightweight design and battery life, utilizing low-power processors to provide high efficiency for mobile work and life. Today, ultrabooks equipped with low-power processors have become mainstream laptops. Seven years after the introduction of the "Ultrabook" concept, Intel proposed the idea of "Creative PCs" in 2019. Coincidentally, Nvidia launched the RTX
Motherboard power interface
There are
Recently, I came across an interesting CPU on a Blu-ray player, marked as OPPO OP8591. What? OPPO is making CPUs? Yes, the same OPPO that charges for 5 minutes and plays for 2 hours, the smartphone manufacturer OPPO is making CPUs? Why hadn't I heard about this before? Huawei has its Kirin which is touted as a source of national pride, and Xiaomi collaborated with Leadcore to produce the Pine Cone
libmodbus We have introduced it many times in our public account and application notes, regarding its download, compilation, installation, configuration, cross-compilation, etc. If you are unclear, you can refer to previous articles in our public account.
Classic example demonstration of Modbus TCP/IP
Today I recommend: libModbus
This article mainly involves testing the Modbus RTU mode. Regarding Modbus TCP/IP, it has also been pushed in previous articles. Because the hardware serial port and Bluetooth of the Raspberry Pi 3 are shared, some configurations and
