It all started last year this month In March 2022, the alpha version of Asahi was released, and I immediately installed it on my Mac Mini equipped with an 8-core Apple Silicon (ARM64) M1 processor. Asahi is a Linux distribution that can run natively on Apple Silicon Macs thanks to some clever reverse engineering by … Read more
Introduction Recently, I wrote an article titled “Installing .NET Core 3.0 Runtime and SDK on Raspberry Pi 4”, followed by subsequent articles on “Auto-starting .NET Core 3.0 Environment on Raspberry Pi”, “Nginx Configuration for Internal Access to Raspberry Pi 4 ASP.NET Core 3.0 Website”, and “Tianpai Magic | .NET Core 3.0 + Azure Remotely Turning … Read more
ARM64 Architecture and Programming, the world’s original ARM64 experiment, led by Uncle Ben, waiting for you! Equipment List for Season 3 Video Course Experiment Hardware Development Platform: Raspberry Pi 4B (2G or 4G RAM) Software Simulation Platform: QEMU BenOS Customized Version Development Host: Ubuntu Linux 20.04 One MicroSD card and a card reader One USB … Read more
1. Installing QEMU QEMU has been around for a long time, and I never thought about what its full name is. Today, while writing this article, I looked it up, and the full name should be quick emulator. QEMU (quick emulator) is a free and open-source virtual machine (VMM) for hardware virtualization, written by Fabrice … Read more
Click the blue text above to follow “Mastering VS Code” Introduction Not long ago, I wrote an article titled “Installing .NET Core 3.0 Runtime and SDK on Raspberry Pi 4” and subsequent articles titled “Self-starting .NET Core 3.0 Environment on Raspberry Pi”, “Nginx Configuration for Internal Access to ASP.NET Core 3.0 Website on Raspberry Pi … Read more
QEMU (Quick EMUlator) is a general-purpose open-source emulator and virtualization tool that can simulate most CPU platforms, such as x86, ARM, ARM64, RISC-V, PowerPC, MIPS, etc. It can also simulate various hardware peripherals, such as memory, emmc, sdcard, usb, etc. Therefore, through QEMU, we can simulate a development board. During the chip development process, chip … Read more
NO.1 Windows 11 Arm64 Previously set up Ubuntu Server 22.04 and Docker Redroid cloud phone Just one more Windows system is needed to complete the trio of cloud server, cloud phone, and cloud desktop The built-in emulation technology of Windows 11 ARM version allows running unmodified x86 and x64 Windows applications on ARM devices It … Read more
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NO.1 HA Smart Home Successfully imported PVE Home Assistant Attempted to use TF card to flash the entire Home Assistant system (with the most complete functionality) However, there are the following issues The HA system needs to be re-flashed when issues occur TF card damage MQTT and database need to be deployed on separate servers, … Read more
Click the blue text above to follow “Wang Yujie’s Blog” Introduction Not long ago, I wrote an article titled “Installing .NET Core 3.0 Runtime and SDK on Raspberry Pi 4”, followed by subsequent articles on “Auto-Starting .NET Core 3.0 on Raspberry Pi”, “Nginx Configuration for Internal Access to Raspberry Pi 4 ASP.NET Core 3.0 Website”, … Read more
NO.1 Final Result Installed Raspberry Pi 5 OS (64-bit recommended system) Note this is not a slim version, nor is it the full recommended software version, and it is not a 32-bit version The system size is about 1.2GB Desktop version interface For the convenience of the desktop and testing desktop memory usage, I ultimately … Read more