Getting Started with Raspberry Pi: How to Update Your Raspberry Pi

Getting Started with Raspberry Pi: How to Update Your Raspberry Pi

In our seventh guide on getting started with Raspberry Pi, we learn how to patch the Raspberry Pi. — Anderson Silva Like tablets, phones, and laptops, you need to update your Raspberry Pi. The latest enhancements not only help your Pi run smoothly but also make it more secure, especially if you are connected to … Read more

11 Cool Linux Terminal Commands You Should Know

11 Cool Linux Terminal Commands You Should Know

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How to Modify Serial Port Baud Rate on Linux for Rockchip RK3562 Development Board

How to Modify Serial Port Baud Rate on Linux for Rockchip RK3562 Development Board

Some serial port tools do not support a baud rate of 1500000. In this case, it is necessary to make modifications. This article takes the Rockchip RK3562 Development Board as an example to introduce how to modify the system serial port baud rate on Linux. Note: The serial port baud rate of the Rockchip solution … Read more

Analyzing the Startup Process of Wayland & Weston Display Services

Analyzing the Startup Process of Wayland & Weston Display Services

Introduction As we all know, the i.MX series chips have a wide range of applications in the multimedia field. Based on this point, we introduced various display interfaces and methods for building GStreamer pipelines in previous series. In the coming period, we will analyze another important component of the display part – Wayland & Weston. … Read more

Understanding Linux Process Descriptors

Understanding Linux Process Descriptors

Processes are the entities scheduled by the operating system, and the description of the resources possessed by a process is called the Process Control Block (PCB). Describing Processes with task_struct In the kernel, a process is described by the task_struct structure, known as the process descriptor, which stores all the information necessary for the normal … Read more

How to Check Your Embedded Device CPU Temperature

How to Check Your Embedded Device CPU Temperature

Click on the top “Embedded Miscellaneous” and “Star the Official Account” to view embedded notes at the first time! Everyone should have seen some videos of big shots grilling meat with computer CPUs. Is the temperature of the computer CPU really that high? Let’s take a look at what the temperature of our computer CPU … Read more

Running Python on Raspberry Pi: A Beginner’s Guide

Running Python on Raspberry Pi: A Beginner's Guide

To allow beginners to run Python code anytime and anywhere, we added the feature to run Python code on our public account shortly after its creation. Today, let’s take a look at the hardware that has been silently serving our public account! This is the hardware board that is only the size of a credit … Read more

Troubleshooting BusyBox Errors Preventing Kali Startup

Troubleshooting BusyBox Errors Preventing Kali Startup

Due to an abnormal shutdown, after starting Kali, an error message will be displayed: BusyBox u1.37.0 (Debian 1:1.37.0-4) built-in shell (ash)Enter help’for a list of built-in commands (initramfs) as shown in the figure below: About BusyBox is a software that integrates more than three hundred of the most commonly used Linux commands and tools. BusyBox … Read more

How to Port BusyBox, the Swiss Army Knife of Linux Tools, to RT-Thread Smart?

How to Port BusyBox, the Swiss Army Knife of Linux Tools, to RT-Thread Smart?

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Understanding Byte Alignment in Linux

Understanding Byte Alignment in Linux

Recently encountered a problem where ThreadX running on ARM crashed while communicating with DSP using message queues (the final implementation principle is interrupt + shared memory). After investigation, it was found that the structure used for message passing did not consider the issue of byte alignment. Here’s a brief overview of byte alignment issues in … Read more