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Jan 5, 2023
ESP8266
Frameworks # There are open community versions of ESP8266, and the ones from ExpressIf ESP Open Source esp-open-sdk esp-open-rtos Using FreeRTOS in the back ESP Close source ESP8266_RTOS_SDK ESP8266_NONOS_SDK Background # Methods # Bare Metal with Open SDK # RTOS with FreeRTOS # user_init():: is in the rtos–>core. This is the entry to the system. Part of the user_start_phase2 which takes the user_init_task and then starts the scheduler. Setting Up # Dev Environment # Gettin the open SDK to build and compiled into the system first Good read about opt setting up - http://www.
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Oct 9, 2020
Ubuntu vs Arch Linux
Goals # Been a long time Ubuntu user and like the interface. Nothing to really complain about. - want to see which is better as a learning platform - take this opportunity to struggle with Linux, configurations, and files - Learn to document process better Learning Objectives # better understanding of how Linux work concentrate on backend coding; closer to hardware programming Long term goals to learn about MCU and Computers for other technical projects Considerations # Looking for Vanilla Linux Windows Installation on Pixelbook Latest info for Chromebook and Windows here For Pixelbooks and Windows If on windows, will need a Live Linux USB to do the firmware update - Linux has access to the hardware Breakdown of Linux Distributions # Arch Debian Ubuntu - Debian unstable release
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Apr 14, 2018
ESP Microcontroller
A location for all my ESP8266 projects.
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Apr 27, 2017
Github Awesome
scan through this awesome list!! https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome https://gitlab.com/groups/pages?%5Fga=1.52981480.1147043140.1493223695
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Oct 13, 2016
code-snippets
plink.exe tunnel-home -N -ssh -2 -P 2223 -l root -C -i C:\.ssh\MyEnTunnel\keyfile.ppk -v Markdown # ![]() allows you to upload images to ghost Python # Useful design patterns for Python: Link GIT # Some help snippet from gist ## Workflow - Helpful site for the GIT workflow: here - Successful git branching model: here ## Settings - Keep branch history from flatten, use --no-ff while merge - or set git config --global merge.
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Sep 30, 2016
Git Workflow
Merging vs. Rebasing # The two essentially do the same thing. the difference is that rebase makes the history linear. This is good when you are developing on your own branches, but not good when we you working on public branch, Unable to resolve reference to #pitfalls from wiki/git-workflow.mdmore here To merge or rebase master into a feature git checkout feature git merge master # or.. a oneliner git merge master feature # say it in your head, git merge master into feature Rewriting history # keeping a clean history is important This code snippets will allow you to interactively update commits for a particular branch.
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