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Developed by the Raspberry Pi foundation, the latest Raspberry Pi computer features a powerful quad core ARM Cortex processor, including integrated wireless LAN and Bluetooth, USB and HDMI ports. Easily accessible GPIO pinouts open up the platform to a whole host of impressive add-ons boards. All of this is packed onto a single PCB no bigger than a credit card. Explore the many varied and exciting possibilities of this fantastic single board computer today.
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Raspbian Jessie Lite on a New Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3
Those industrious folks at the Raspberry Pi Foundation have been hard at it, developing the next generation of the Raspberry Pi Compute Module called the Compute Module 3, or CM3 for short. “What can we expect from this next gen Compute Module?”Questions & Answers
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Love this share, thanks @LinuxEngineer
Please feel free to share hints and tips like this - could be very useful to other DesignSparkers' and a few people have liked already :) -
1 week ago
hi @Andrew, i followed your instructions to the letter but i found a problem testing with $ gpsmon
any ideas ? -
1 week ago
@LinuxEngineer That is indeed an ingenious method – one where you think “that is so obvious (now), why didn’t I think of it?” Thanks for sharing this. -
2 weeks ago
I would probably start with defining the requirements for your microcontroller (uC) a bit more. What sort of bitrate are you looking for? Can a uC even create wav files? What IO do you need? Will the uC... -
2 weeks ago
Because the official process for flashing the Compute Module with a Raspbian image is so inelegant & ugly, I found much quicker & easier way which should also work with a VM is USB pass-through is enabled...
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April 4, 2019 11:00
DesignSpark welcomes OKdo to its extended family
DesignSpark is delighted to announce the launch of OKdo, a brand-new global tech business focusing on SBC and the IoT. OKdo joins RS Components and DesignSpark in the Electrocomponents plc group of companies.
April 4, 2019 07:45
Simplified Procedure to Flash the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3 / 3+ eMMC Storage
Provides a link to an article I wrote detailing a more simplified, elegant procedure of flashing the Compute Module's eMMC Flash Memory than the officially published version
1 week ago