June 6th, 2012
This guide takes you from a clean Ubuntu install to a working installation of OpenCV 2.4.1.
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This post contains code that creates a 10 KHz square wave on one of the GPIO pins of a PandaBoard running the real-time Linux extensions. It is a proof of concept showing that the PandaBoard is suitable for real time applications.
I just posted a tutorial on the Silicon Valley HomeBrew Robotics Club Wiki entitled 
This brief tutorial explains how to install Ubuntu on a PandaBoard. The procedure works with either the server version of the desktop version of Ubuntu.
Need to manually update your Chumby One to Falconwing version 1.0.7 build 1.0.3454 but don’t want to build the kernel yourself? Use the files included in this post!
This tip shows you how to enable the Chumby keyboard hack manually.
Blinky made his competition debut at RoboGames last week.
This article shows you how to hack the Chumby hardware to access one of the 12-bit low-resolution analog to digital converters and use it to monitor an analog signal from your robot.