The DueProLogic is a good introductory FPGA board. Includes On Board Programming and Communications.

I have recently aquired Seeed Studios' Jetson Orin NX 16GB J40 and wanted to set it up in my system however it did not boot up correctly when powering up.
The datasheet and product description suggested the Orin would preflashed with software and utilities preinstalled.

Reflashing the Orin did however also prove impossible as of yet because the Orin was not detected by my Host PC running Ubuntu 22.4 despite being in force recovery mode.

I am farely new to Devkits such as these and I am at my wits end so any help would be apprechitated.

cheers

https://www.seeedstudio.com/reComputer-J4012-p-5586.html

Hello! I am knew to this comunity, so I am not sure this post goes here. Apologies if not.

So I am currently looking for microcontrollers for my engineering proyect, but I am having trouble finding models and/or specific characteristics for microcontrollers. I have no idea where to star looking. Whenever I look for a microcontroller, sometimes I get way different characteristics. I am fairly new to this and I am having a tough time... please help out a fellow engineer-in-progress?

I want to look for a microcontroller that has the following:
- accelerometer
- micropython compatibility - a decent RAM (at least 4 GB)
- low energy consumption

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I'm hoping someone out there (you?) has some chips they're not using, specifically the Nordic NRF 52833. I ordered last week and my supplier emailed today and said that due to the global shortage, the're unavailable until December at the earliest. My small business depends on these chips and I'd be eternally grateful if someone who has some of these would get in touch with me. Thanks so much!

Another project for the Ultramyir board, this time showing how to synchronize two DMA engines. Find the project in github (https://github.com/Akteevy/UltraMYIR/tree/master/06%20Using%20Two%20DMAs)

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http://linuxgizmos.com/zynq-ultrascale-sbc-sells-for-259-offers-baidu-ai-tools/

Hey guys, I think I have a ps vita devkit on me, do you guys know what I should do with it?

If you have one of any these items hmu i am a youtuber and a bully fan

Up and running! The UltraMyir board now can enjoy an NVMe on its PCIe port. I've uploaded the project to Github (https://github.com/Akteevy/UltraMYIR/tree/master/05%20NVMe%20SSD%20on%20PCIe ) and will make a step by step tutorial.

It's amazing to have 490 GB in that little stick and I just ran a continuous write speed. Over 2.5 Gb/s with only *one lane*. SATA drops terribly when queueing some files.

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The MYD-CZU3EG development board consists of the MYC-CZU3EG CPU Module and a specially designed base board to provide a complete and versatile platform for evaluating and prototyping based on Xilinx Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC devices.

I didn't see any community rules here, so please let me know if this isn't an appropriate line of questioning, but I'm trying to track down some old software that was used by the Nintendo GameCube SDK. Specifically, I'm looking for Metrowerks Codewarrior for GameCube, and/or SN Systems ProDG for GameCube.

I've reached out to both companies, but all they could do is say is those products are long since defunct, and to wish me well in my search. No surprise there, seeing as SN Systems was bought by Sony in 2005, and Metrowerks became Freescale became NXP and focuses on embedded devices these days.

I'm less excited by the homebrew alternatives like devkitPro, although I will be exploring that in the near term. Long term, I'm hoping to track down a GDEV devkit and build a Windows NT/2K/XP box that can talk to it. And that won't be useful without a compiler/debugger, so let me know if you have any leads!