Embedded Systems & IoT
Technical content covering embedded C, microcontroller programming, board bring-up, device drivers, RTOS concepts, IoT protocols, firmware debugging, and hardware–software integration. A practical guide for embedded engineers building real-world, resource-constrained systems.
Choosing an appropriate C++ container impacts memory layout, cache efficiency, and access patterns, vital for performance. Common comparisons include std::vector, std::deque, std::array, std::list, std::map, and std::unordered_map. The choice should align with data access and modification requirements, ensuring optimal performance for diverse workloads, from iteration to key-based access.
Upgrade your STM32MP1's WiFi driver effortlessly with this comprehensive guide. Learn how to replace the outdated driver with an updated NXP version using Buildroot. Discover step-by-step instructions for obtaining the NXP WiFi driver source code, configuring it for your target, and integrating it into Buildroot. With clear explanations and helpful tips, this blog post simplifies the process, ensuring smooth implementation. Get ready to enjoy improved performance with your newly compiled NXP WiFi kernel module!
Recently, I found myself working with a cellular USB dongle on an embedded Linux system. I've previously documented my experience integrating an LTE device, the…
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Recently I have started playing around a bit with Windows PCs. I needed to add a Microsoft KM-Loopback adapter on a Virtual Windows 10 Enterprise.…
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Handling large file git git. Git LFS is for supporting large files which are bigger than Git's recommended 50MB file size. You cannot push these files to your repository unless you have installed Git-LFS. This post describes the steps involved how to install Git-LFS on a Windows 10 machine.
virtualenv creates a virtual python environment inside a project folder of your choice. This enables your to install python packages within the virtual python environment without even having any admin rights on that particular machine. This makes the environment extremely flexible for developers.
Unlock seamless connectivity with our comprehensive guide to setting up your FONA module on the SPRESENSE using the Arduino FONA library. This blog post dives into troubleshooting tips for when your serial prompt stalls at “#updater,” a common sign that your firmware needs an update. Whether you're a seasoned developer or a maker just starting out, follow our step-by-step instructions to flash, update, and optimise your setup for reliable performance and enhanced project success.
In one of the previous posts I have described Bringing up Rasberry Pi 3 with NOOBS. But after I brought up the Raspberry Pi (ver…
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Bring up Raspberry Pi To bring up your Raspberry Pi (my Pi is version 3 B) please follow the below link: How to bring up…
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For formatting the micro SD card I usually use the gparted utility in Ubuntu. Format the micro SD with FAT 32 filesystem format. You need…
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How to bring up a Raspberry Pi version 3 B hardware with NOOBS (Raspbian).
Encountering 'Unknown Symbol' errors while loading the GobiSerial module on Raspberry Pi? This in-depth guide walks you through debugging missing kernel symbols, manually loading required modules, and properly configuring dependencies using depmod and modprobe for a clean and persistent fix. Learn how to resolve LTE driver issues with Sierra Wireless EM7565 on RPi effortlessly!
Getting Rasberry Pi up and running To bring up your Raspberry Pi (ver 3 B) with NOOBS follow the instructions here. Find the kernel version…
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I was recently working with something which required me to build a code base and flash it into the board (hw) and then once that…
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If you are working with nuttx kernel you might have issues trying to bring up the kernel menuconfig with the below command: I had to…
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I had written a blog on how to integrate a custom driver into Linux kernel tree previously here. Integrating a custom driver in nuttx kernel is pretty similar. But writing this down would probably be a good idea for any future reference.
Git log Adding it to the bash script From now on you can type: and see the formatted git log, change the format as you…
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Stop Ubuntu going into suspended mode Disable suspend $ sudo systemctl mask sleep.target suspend.target hibernate.target hybrid-sleep.target Created symlink /etc/systemd/system/sleep.target → /dev/null. Created symlink /etc/systemd/system/suspend.target →…
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Install the arduino IDE 1. https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software/ 2. Select Linux 64 bit 3. Click Just Download Unzip the downloaded file as below: vbhadra@jupiter:~/Downloads$ tar -xf arduino-1.8.10-linux64.tar.xz…
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Time to time we have to work on source code which are downloaded from a git repository, modify the code, implement the functionality, test it,…
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