Results for ',sET'


Project Update · Monitoring Output Over Time
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We've made a lot of progress on firmware development and just added a fourth way of presenting output values: a YT view.

Project Update · Production is Ramping Up
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Things are starting to heat up. In this update, we share progress on the PCBAs, cardboard boxes, wire harnesses, enclosures, and firmware, as well as discuss a potential future manufacturing run.

Project Update · 2.7.5 Manufacturing, Spectre Analysis
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Manufacturing has been delayed until March. In the meantime, here's an analysis (and good news) of how the Spectre security vulnerability might affect the A20 and other EOMA68 computer cards.

Project Update · 2.7.4 EOMA68-A20 Cards Arrived
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Thank you to everyone who responded about the 3D printing: a special update is being drafted. The pre-production EOMA68-A20 revision 2.7.4 samples arrived and have been tested. Decisions need to be made on how to deliver OSes to people.

This update sheds some light on the complexities of this entire project, summarises the status of the main portions of the project, and announces our travel plans.

Project Update · DDR3 RAM and a Libre RISC-V SoC
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Sourcing DDR3 RAM proving to be interestingly challenging; Libre RISC-V SoC underway.

Project Update · End of September Update
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Summary of the past ten days and updates on several threads.

Project Update · Feedback from Backers
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In speaking with people on the mailing lists and various forums, we're getting a lot of questions from people new to the EOMA68 concept. After answering Nick's questions about how to set up ultra-low-power servers using EOMA68 Computer Cards, he had these kind words to say...

Project Update · FSF RYF Background
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The Free Software Foundation (FSF) posted an article on August 10, 2016 entitled "Support the Libre Tea Computer Card, a candidate for Respects Your Freedom certification."

Thanks to Albert for contacting us and agreeing to help out via arm-netbooks. He contacted me last week to ask if it the laptop would have AZERTY keyboard support. As this is a libre project, I explained to him the process, not realising that he was an embedded hardware engineer.

Project Update · Milestones
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Thanks to everyone's help we reached an important milestone yesterday evening: USD $50,000 from over 500 pledges.

Project Update · Observations from Zhuhai
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This post is a little bit more about my personal experiences and observations of being in Zhuhai, China.

Project Update · PCBs and Components Have Been Ordered
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Mike has placed the order for 500 Micro Desktop PCBs and 1,000 EOMA68-A20 PCBs. The last of the components have been ordered and are on the way. What follows is a summary of what's to be delivered.

Project Update · Questions and Debates
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I thought I'd share with you how amazed and delighted I am at some of the questions and debates that this project has raised.

This update is primarily about the imminent Shenzhen Maker Faire 2017. The HDMI review continues (leaving time for SZMF). A particularly insightful and revealing conversation takes place on the Reprap Forum.

Project Update · Support Scenario
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We asked on the mailing list if people could come up with examples where EOMA68 could be used by people with more computing experience to make it easier and less costly for them to support friends, family and clients. What we weren't expecting was an actual real-world scenario to occur during the campaign.

Project Update · Thank you!
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The past week was an amazing rush, passing and exceeding the funding target with your help, and even now it's still climbing.

Project Update · Web Browser Performance
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People have been asking what the web browser performance is like on a $7 dual-core A20. Here's an honest appraisal and some tips.

Project Update · LF Path Harmonics & Lower Funding Goal
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In this update we cover LF path harmonics and explain the rationale behind the new lower funding goal.

Project Update · Frequency Switching Speed
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We did a frequency switching speed measurement on ERASynth Micro. We verified that ERASynth Micro can switch between frequencies in about 600 μs.
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