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A custom Game Boy cart speeds up development
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A custom Game Boy cart speeds up development

Adafruit Industries – Makers, hackers, artists, designers and engineers!·Anne Barela·1 day ago
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MrFrenchLame built a Game Boy development cartridge that cuts the wait out of writing code. The cart holds a boot ROM, RAM, a reset button and a switch that swaps the ROM out for the RAM.…

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I made a PlatformIO post-build helper that prepares Adafruit UF2 flash files for nice!nano

Reddit r/MechanicalKeyboards·u/AntAdministrative549·5 days ago
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#adafruit#build#bootloader#platformio#flash

I was building firmware for a nice!nano / nRF52840 board with PlatformIO and got tired of manually converting output and hunting for the correct mounted UF2 drive each time. I made a small post-build helper for projects using the Adafruit UF2 bootloader.…

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Odin options explained: what Auto Reboot, Nand Erase, and Phone Bootloader Update actually do
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Odin options explained: what Auto Reboot, Nand Erase, and Phone Bootloader Update actually do

DEV Community: android·SamFware·18 days ago
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#devtoandroid#devto#dev#flash#phone

Open Odin and the Options tab looks like a row of checkboxes nobody dares to touch. Most guides say...

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Embedded Linux boot optimization: from seconds to milliseconds
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Embedded Linux boot optimization: from seconds to milliseconds

DEV Community·Marco·6 months ago
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#architecture#iot#linux#performance#boot

How to reduce embedded Linux boot time by measuring and optimizing bootloader, kernel, drivers, filesystem and init system.

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This board is MUCH better and cheaper than Arduino clones (STM32 Bluepill)
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This board is MUCH better and cheaper than Arduino clones (STM32 Bluepill)

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And it’s much cheaper. It’s also about five times faster. 🟢 Reasons to choose this over an Arduino board (I mean Arduino boards with ATMega chips): \- 72MHz clock speed (much faster than the 16MHz Arduino) \- 20KB RAM, 64KB Flash (This may seem low…

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