Hello,
We spoke briefly of a good board with easily accessible sensor and servo
interaction. You recommended the Galileo, and I agree it's best for my
purposes:
* Embedded GNU/Linux (thus Direct access to I/O via sysfs)
* Native I2C support
* Native PWM support
* Toggleable 3.3v and 5v
If you w
As an absolute beginner in microcontroller programming, do you think these
would be a good way to prototype some simple sensor interfacing code before
trying to flash some AVR microcontrollers with my nonsense?
Since the Minnowboard ties it's expansion slot up to an odd connector
(A99244-ND) I don
If the data isn't worth professional recovery, consider swapping out the
controller card attached to the drive. You will need at least one
additional and identical drive for spare parts (preferably two), a
motherboard or drive controller which does not search the drive for content
on boot (partiti
The biggest concerns are:
- Physical damage to the Audio CD. See (CIRC)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-interleaved_Reed–Solomon_coding
- Capabilities of the CD-ROM drive. (cdparanoia can analyze your drive
and tell you what) http://www.xiph.org/paranoia/
- Unfortunate CD copy protection feat
