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Getting Started with STM32MP157 Development Board

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Getting Started with STM32MP157 Development Board

1. Resources 1.1 What Resources Are Available and How to Download Them Please refer to: “Article 1: New Learning Path, Video Introduction, Resource Download” “Chapter 2: Resource Download Methods” 100ask Technical Forum: http://bbs.100ask.net/ 100ask Official Wiki (Resource Download): http://wiki.100ask.org/ Online Classroom: https://www.100ask.net/index 1.2 Which Chapters to Study in This Development Board Manual This manual can … Read more

Get A New Open Source Daily: Pi-Apps, Your App Store for Raspberry Pi and More

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Get A New Open Source Daily: Pi-Apps, Your App Store for Raspberry Pi and More

The usability of Linux systems has always been criticized, especially on embedded devices like the Raspberry Pi, where installing software often becomes a challenge. Complicated command line operations, outdated tutorials, and scattered software resources can deter newcomers. The emergence of Pi-Apps has completely changed this situation. It is a carefully maintained collection of application installation … Read more

Running Linux on Arm-Based Thinkpad X13S

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Running Linux on Arm-Based Thinkpad X13S

Introduction: Armbian 23.08 has been released, starting to provide support for this lightweight Snapdragon laptop. This article has 4594 words, estimated reading time: 7 minutes https://linux.cn/article-16176-1.html Author: Liam Proven Translator: ChatGPT Armbian 23.08 has been released, starting to provide support for this lightweight Snapdragon laptop. The latest release of Armbian helps to address the challenges … Read more

Setting Up ARM64 Raspberry Pi 4B and JLINK Emulator

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Setting Up ARM64 Raspberry Pi 4B and JLINK Emulator

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

OpenWrt Compilation Tutorial

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OpenWrt Compilation Tutorial

It is recommended to use Ubuntu system, as there are many tutorials available, and troubleshooting becomes easier. You can use WSL, but it is not recommended to compile on NTFS or ReFS file systems, and using PowerShell for compilation is also discouraged. Do not use the root user; the default user in Ubuntu is ‘ubuntu’, … Read more

Raspberry Pi Ubuntu 20.04 NextCloud Installation Guide

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Raspberry Pi Ubuntu 20.04 NextCloud Installation Guide

This article documents the operations and pitfalls of installing NextCloud on a Raspberry Pi. NO.1 Prerequisite Devices Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) Many applications cannot be installed with less than 4GB. For a smooth installation, 4GB is recommended, theoretically 1GB can also work. NextCloud is memory-intensive, for a smooth experience, starting with 4GB is advisable. Use … Read more

Running .NET Core 3.0 on Raspberry Pi 4: Truly 64-bit!

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Running .NET Core 3.0 on Raspberry Pi 4: Truly 64-bit!

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

How to Screen Mirror Android on Ubuntu Using Scrcpy

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How to Screen Mirror Android on Ubuntu Using Scrcpy

[Linux 250 Common Commands Quick Reference Manual] Follow [Beginner Station], reply “1001” in the background to get it. Do you know how to screen mirror an Android phone to a Linux system? This article will explain how to screen mirror an Android phone to Ubuntu using the Scrcpy software. 1. Introduction to Scrcpy First, let’s … Read more

Top 5 Linux Distributions for Programmers and Developers

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Top 5 Linux Distributions for Programmers and Developers

Click the blue text above to follow us Linux is a great ecosystem that can be used for various purposes. For instance, Linux powers over 96% of the first million servers. When it comes to programming, Linux is arguably better than Windows. Why is Linux more suitable for developers and programmers? One of the many … Read more