Managing users, groups, and file permissions is fundamental to Linux system administration. This guide covers the essential commands and concepts you need to effectively manage user accounts and ac...
When using Raspberry Pi Imager to flash operating systems, you might encounter issues where the early serial console doesn’t work as expected. When you want to know its IP address but do not have a...
Anaconda for Python Anaconda is a powerful Python distribution that simplifies package management and deployment for data science, machine learning, and scientific computing. Conda is Anaconda’s p...
Creating Bootable SD Cards for Linux-Sunxi Devices When working with Allwinner/Sunxi based boards like the Lichee Pi series, Orange Pi, or Banana Pi, creating a properly structured bootable SD car...
This article describes how to build a filesystem with Buildroot for Lichee Nano, including getting the source code from GitHub, configuring compilation options, compiling, packaging, downloading, a...
This article describes how to build a filesystem with Buildroot for Lichee Nano, including getting the source code from GitHub, configuring compilation options, compiling, packaging, downloading, a...
Giới thiệu Người ta thường nói, “hiệu năng là vua”. Điều này đúng cách đây một thập kỷ và hiện tại vẫn còn nguyên giá trị. Theo [Dom, 2017], vào năm 2017, thế giới đã tạo ra 2,5 triệu tỷ (quintill...
Running neural networks on microcontrollers seems impossible at first - your typical CNN model might need hundreds of megabytes, but your MCU only has 32-256KB of RAM. That’s where quantization com...
Why Bother with RISC-V? Before we dive in, why would you want to use RISC-V instead of the ARM cores? Good reasons: Open source processor design - you can actually see how it works No licens...
Raspberry Pi just dropped the Pico 2, and it’s pretty cool - you can now run either ARM or RISC-V code on the same $4 board. The RP2350 chip has Luke Wren’s open-source Hazard3 RISC-V cores alongsi...