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  • I added the Tindie logo

  • At the OHSummit, I was joined by Amber Cunningham, community manager of Tindie. While Hackaday and Tindie have the same overlords ruling over them, we can't really have Amber going around with a Hackaday logo on her badge, can we?...So I spent 15 minutes...
  • All boards received

  • The rest of the boards just came:I think I will connect them together through wire-wrapped "motherboard" (lets call it "NEDONAND-10" ; )All of these NEDONAND components could be tested one by one using PIC microcontroller (connected to PC through RS-232)...
  • Building an EC sensor.

  • The end goal for the Autodro is a complete monitoring system for under $10. This means that cheaper, simpler, less accurate sensors are needed. I've started with a simple EC sensor, and am hoping to design something around $1.So far, I've created a sensor...
  • Starting with the ESP8266

  • This is a big question, where to start with the ESP8266. There is the official SDK path, for the brave. There is the Arduino, Espruino... Well, I tried NodeMCU. Starting with this page https://nodemcu.readthedocs.io/en/master/, there is a lot explained...
  • ACPI is working now

  • At last, I found a bit in EC RAM that is used to enable EC ACPI, so ACPI is working now. I copied the ASL code from vendor DSDT, and now battery, AC, and lid status change can be detected by OS now.https://review.coreboot.org/#/c/19072/
  • The bugs

  • One thing I've learned from this project is that programming in C keeps the programmer from lots of trouble - it generates the tedious parts of the assembly for you such as switchcase implementations, it assigns variable addresses for you, makes wise...
  • What shall we wrap it all up in?

  • Any enclosure needs to be easy to access yet provide enough space to get all of our cables in and out without being too big. A tough challenge!---------- more ----------Once our technology solution is chosen, we have to mount it, cable it, make it all...
  • Z80 (CP/M) Writing to SD Card

  • Digging into SD card writes means shifting gears from the Boot BIOS source code since the Boot BIOS code only does reads. The CP/M BIOS code (CBIOS128.LST) which does the reads/writes after booting. Here's the BIOS code for writes to the SD Card: 0754...