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TL;DR OpenClaw is promising but not ready for mainstream use yet.

Pine64 offers a LoRa gateway built around their Pine A64-LTS SBC.

I’ve already tried in the past to run some NVRs to monitor surveillance camera on ARM SBC, but the performances were a bit underwhelming : it was too slow, it would miss events while it was recording the previous ones, and the CPU would be maxed out all of

Introduction I’ve been using ARM based SBCs (RaspberryPi, Odroid, Quartz64, NanoPi) as home servers for quite some time now.

This blog post is part of a series of posts: Part 1 : Introduction Part 2 : From prototypes to V1.0 Part 3 : Hardware design Part 4 : Software Part 5 : Integration with TTN, Node-RED and Home-Assistant Now that the device is built and the firmware is runn…

This blog post is part of a series of posts: Part 1 : Introduction Part 2 : From prototypes to V1.0 Part 3 : Hardware design Part 4 : Software Part 5 : Integration with TTN, Node-RED and Home-Assistant Software The code is fully open source and available…

This blog post is part of a series of posts: Part 1 : Introduction Part 2 : From prototypes to V1.0 Part 3 : Hardware design Part 4 : Software Part 5 : Integration with TTN, Node-RED and Home-Assistant Hardware design Important notice : I’m a software eng…

This blog post is part of a series of posts: Part 1 : Introduction Part 2 : From prototypes to V1.0 Part 3 : Hardware design Part 4 : Software Part 5 : Integration with TTN, Node-RED and Home-Assistant As I previously said, I started this project more than

This blog post is part of a series of posts: Part 1 : Introduction Part 2 : From prototypes to V1.0 Part 3 : Hardware design Part 4 : Software Part 5 : Integration with TTN, Node-RED and Home-Assistant Introduction My water consumption increased by a lot…

In the previous article , I detailed all the steps I took to get started with the QuartzPro64, and I ended up with a Linux system running on kernel 6.1 (this commit from neggles’ linux-quartz64 branch ).