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'''Boards''' | '''Boards''' | ||
* Raspberry Pi 4 (any RAM amount should work) | * Raspberry Pi 4 (any RAM amount should work) | ||
| − | * Raspberry Pi 0 W | + | * Raspberry Pi 0 W? Maybe not, these are horrendously expensive unless someone wants to donate one |
* ODroid H3 | * ODroid H3 | ||
| + | * Libre [https://libre.computer/products/aml-s905x-cc/ Le Potato]? | ||
* .... some RISC-V board? | * .... some RISC-V board? | ||
Latest revision as of 00:31, 28 February 2023
This page contains information about the OpenEmbedded Doom Demo for use at the conference booth
NOTE: This demo is still under construction
Hardware
Boards
- Raspberry Pi 4 (any RAM amount should work)
- Raspberry Pi 0 W? Maybe not, these are horrendously expensive unless someone wants to donate one
- ODroid H3
- Libre Le Potato?
- .... some RISC-V board?
Other Hardware
- Network Switch
- USB SD-Card reader
- USB M.2 Adapter or USB SSD, depending on what the Odroid can boot from
- HDMI Touch Screens (one for each board)
- USB Game Controller for each board (currently planning on a Logitech F310)
- Speakers for sound? Maybe just for one board?
Software
The repository for building the software images to run on these boards can be found at https://github.com/JPEWdev/oe-doom-demo. Please read the instructions in that repository for how to build the software. NOTE: This repository is still waiting on a few upstream changes before it is fully functional
