Thank you sir. In a very simple way you have explained it. Its now easy to check for all other logic gates.

Thank you for this you just save me hours of coding

It looks a little like Windows CE too, which might help people who are porting legacy applications onto modern Linux embedded applications.

Straight to the point and very useful. I used to use a Linux VM to ssh to my Beaglebone Green because I wasn't sure it was possible to ssh to from Windows but I followed your steps and it works perfectly.

Jacksepticeye if he was based and potatopilled.

Danny that accent is horrendous

how helpful is the video? it still helped me after a whopping 13 years :O

Great tutorial

Thank you bro. Now I get it, you totally save my life.

Link doesnt work 😢

Wowww

Hi Derek, how did you compile opencv for beaglebone. Can you explain this process as a short. For example -D CMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE= ? what this flag should be? I download beaglebone toolchain

I have the same board but different..

ty ty

Where can i buy it?

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Excuse me, could anyone help me fix an issue when I plug BB in my latop, but I see that Beaglebone don't shows-up in File Explorer. How can I fix it? Thank you so much!

kzbin.info/www/bejne/roC4dqGCp6qXfpIsi=d6WslGLnlohumHCB

Why doesn't it work for me ? Am I the only one ?

Thank you!

thank you bro ive been trying to set this thing up for like an hour

bro left me thinking 😭😭

Excellent, thank you!!

excellent, thank you!!

Thank you so much. Windows seems to a big trouble. I got my BBB on the network with no issue using Ubuntu. but untill I watched your video before i could get it work. Thanks once more.

Thankssss u saved my life 🥺

You are the best

ok, 👍

Ok so I have a problem. So I made this circuit or my breadboard, connected the power and for some reason the led isn't lighting up. Can someone help me out on this and tell me the problem?

I think your channel deserves more credit, because these are the oldest youtube clips explaining half adders. And that's fascinating that history of science is so underrated, but essential to understand complex things. In fact the first Stibitz half adder was made without any valve or transistor, but just relays. It would be great if you made a video explaining the passage from relay to valves. Stibitz adder was so important, and paradoxically was considered unimportant by his supervisor. Even more intesresting is how everything started from the sulphur ball by Guericke in the 17th century, he could never imagine that his simple invention would lead to computers and robots.

Easily the best "basic" video on the topic. Other videos either go into too much detail and are complicated or miss the mark of making it clear, visual, and accessible. Thank you!!!

you need to use a pull down resistor on the push button so you dont get floating values

Adding à pull down (up) is necessary for the good behave when using switch i think

Great! This series will be my next challenge eheheh! But I have a question, can I still use the RX and TX pins as IO's and use that way of programming the atmega?

Thank You!

Hi friend request resistor of 10 k in inputs of the gate to mark a zero logic. As pull down resistor..

Thanks.

Nice

Some wonderful BBB GPIO information. I would like to use the Orange Pi-5 GPIO PWM pins to control the Pan/Tilt servo motors. Little OPi5 info! This video will help?? 😎 Thank you. The new technical manual is over 5,000 pages and look on P1515 control_module registers.

thanks. great tutorial.. if I can I would advise a pop filter :)

Wow these are wonderful engineering videos. I wish Mr. Derek Molloy would make some DIY GPIO PWM I2C videos on the: Amazon $149.99 Orange Pi 5 16GB uses Rockchip RK3588S new generation 8-core 64-bit processor, quad-core A76+quad-core A55, with 8nm process design, up to 2.4GHz main frequency, integrated ARM Mali-G610 GPU, embedded high-performance 3D/2D image acceleration module, built-in NPU with 6Tops computing power. The OPi5 needs videos like the Beaglebone SBC instructions. 😎 Best regards and thank you.

Wow these are wonderful engineering videos. I wish Mr. Derek Molloy would make some DIY GPIO PWM I2C videos on the: Amazon $149.99 Orange Pi 5 16GB uses Rockchip RK3588S new generation 8-core 64-bit processor, quad-core A76+quad-core A55, with 8nm process design, up to 2.4GHz main frequency, integrated ARM Mali-G610 GPU, embedded high-performance 3D/2D image acceleration module, built-in NPU with 6Tops computing power. The OPi5 needs videos like the Beaglebone SBC instructions. 😎 Best regards and thank you.

Other than perhaps losing a bet, what other reasons are there for using Eclipse CDT over, like, a good IDE?

This man deserves an Embedded Systems Oscar, thank you Derek

This was a good guide. I have a very cheap crimper, thin wires, and low quality components and it’s an absolute nightmare to get a good crimp. I end up soldering the pins to the wire and using the crimping tool to close it up so it fits in the plastic sleeve. Not an ideal solution by any means, but it’s what seems to work for now. Eventually I’ll experiment with thicker/higher quality wire, components and then a tool, but for now the absolute cheapest stuff works if you put a little more time into it haha

thanks!

About 15 minutes ago I was looking at "some" connector and trying to figure out how to attach wires to it. Now after watching this video I know what type of connector it is and how to connect to it. Excellent video !

Hi

Why i cant open your website?

Thx a lot. This video is very helpful :)