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Different SD card MBR formats
Log from OSI SD Card Operating System (OSISDOS)
I tried a couple of other cards and found that they have different MBR formats with no header. I noted this in a previous log. There's an offset at 0x01BE that points to the MBR. My theory is this is true for "bigger" cards. I think the reason I could...

FarmBot Genesis V4
Log from FarmBot - Open-Source CNC Farming
Genesis V4 exhibits the following changes from Genesis V3 Simplified track mounting brackets now have less screws for easier installation, less material use, and a cleaner look when attached to short wood posts or extrusionsTrack mounting bracket screw...

Metronome
Details from Metronome
[images and videos are to be reuploaded][Component list will be added soon]Tempo display Since we want a precise time reference, it's better to use a quartz-based oscillator. But, on the other hand, we need to be able to change the oscillator frequency....

Framingham risk score
Log from Medical tricorder
The Framingham risk score is an algorithm to estimate the 10-year risk of developing coronary heart disease (CHD). I want to combine the diabetes type 2 risk calculator with this algorithm because many of the input data are the same. Furthermore I want...

netBOOT
Details from netBOOT
// by: Eduardo Zola - 2015 (www.zolalab.com.br) egzola@gmail.com #include #include #include byte mac[] = {0x00, 0xAA, 0xBB, 0xCC, 0xDE, 0x02}; EthernetClient client; #define MAX_IPs 5 IPAddress pingAddrs[MAX_IPs]; int CNT = 0; int ERRORS_COUNT = 0; SOCKET...

Test Platform
Log from Open Autonomous Domestic Robots
The second round of the Hackaday Prize ends tomorrow so I’ve spent the weekend hard at work on the OpenADR test platform. I’ve been doing quite a bit of soldering and software testing to streamline development and to determine what the next steps I need...

sdramThingZero - 133MS/s 32-bit Logic Analyzer
Details from sdramThingZero - 133MS/s 32-bit Logic Analyzer
Turn your Raspberry Pi (or nearly any Single-board or even regular computer) into a 133MS/s 32-bit Logic Analyzer, or a 3-channel 10-bit 'scope, etc.!-----------This project and its "father" were blogged at Hackaday! http://hackaday.com/2016/03/15/sdram-logic-analyzer-uses-an-avr-and-a-dirty-trick/(Thanks...

potential points of failure, and rambling about schematics
Log from Improbable AVR -> 8088 substitution for PC/XT
UPDATE 2-3-16: Adding fan-out info from the schematic (which isn't to be trusted)UPDATE 2: and measurements from multimeter, + experiment with pulling down /LOCK.-----------Thoughts on possible 8088 outputs which are currently unimplemented that might...

Making a basic system from a CPU and an Arduino
Log from Big Daddy 68k
So you've done your free-runner, and you know your £2 CPU from ebay is not a brick. If you need a flashing LED in your home you now what to do. But now let's get busy programming this thing!A basic system needs compiled code to execute, some sort...

Finally! PRUs in the picture
Log from Lepton 3.5 Thermal Imaging Camera
My post-holiday obsession continued until I am - finally - reading data from the Lepton using both PRUs in a Beaglebone Black. Given how - relatively - easy it is to use the PRUs I have to confess I pored over a lot of web postings before...

Firmware
Log from Flounder Keyboard
In its simplest form, keyboard firmware is not rocket science. You basically need to do three things: scan the key matrix to see which keys are pressed, translate the matrix locations into key codes and modifiers, and send USB HID reports with lists...

Code
Log from Dorsch 40k Keyboard
I know it's not pretty, but it works. Mostly. For now.---------- more ----------import board import digitalio import usb_hid import time COLS = (board.A6, board.A1, board.A4, board.A3, board.D6, board.SCL, board.SDA, board.D12, board.D10, board.D13)...

ThunderScope 1000E Rev.1
Log from ThunderScope
The time had come to make a new prototype, one with all the hardware needed to accomplish the goals of this project! The front end was well proven at this point, and just needed a slight shrink to fit under an off the shelf RF shield. The ADC had always...

Final Prototype and Reflections
Log from 1-Bit ALU useing Open Loop Op-Amps
Introduction It's interesting how these projects can take a completely different direction than when you started out. About 2 weeks ago I decided that this project had kind of a turn off the road, and the reason that happened is, in my mission...

HB6809 Homebrew computer
Details from HB6809 Homebrew computer
I wanted a low cost kit like computer based around the 6809, with a very simple expansion bus. Design goals: Cost - try to keep board footprints small (this was hard, further minimization with surface mount parts would be the way to go even lower)Minimal...

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