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Luminis Technologies

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Platform. He is also a member of the Apache Software Foundation and involved as a committer and PMC member in the Apache Felix. Marcel regularly speaks at conferences such as ApacheCon, EclipseCon, JavaOne, OSGi DevCon, FOSDEM, Devoxx, NLJUG and various local demo camps and user forums and has given several hands-on trainings on OSGi related subjects. In his free time, Marcel is a long time simracer and part of the well known Simracing for Holland. Jan Willem has a strong interest in software architectur...

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USB armory – L’Xtreme

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Are we there yet? USB armory JTAG port. April 4, 2015. When reading further on the USB armory and thinking about the cool things I could do with it, it struck me that I couldn’t find any information on the JTAG port. There are a couple of pads on the bottom side that appear big enough for this purpose, but the documentation do not mention anything … [Read more…]. Giving the USB armory a spin…. April 4, 2015. Writing systemd enabled applications in Go. USB armory JTAG port.

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apache felix – L’Xtreme

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Are we there yet? Tracking multiple service in Felix DM4. March 18, 2015. Apache Felix DependencyManager v4 is out with lots of new features and improvements, which are documented quite well and I’ll not repeat all. Instead, I’d like to highlight two new features that are really convenient in lots of situations where you want to track multiple components of the same type. Suppose we have a service … [Read more…]. Writing systemd enabled applications in Go. USB armory JTAG port.

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Luminis Technologies

http://www.luminis-technologies.com/whoarewe.html

Platform. He is also a member of the Apache Software Foundation and involved as a committer and PMC member in the Apache Felix. Marcel regularly speaks at conferences such as ApacheCon, EclipseCon, JavaOne, OSGi DevCon, FOSDEM, Devoxx, NLJUG and various local demo camps and user forums and has given several hands-on trainings on OSGi related subjects. In his free time, Marcel is a long time simracer and part of the well known Simracing for Holland. Jan Willem has a strong interest in software architectur...

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Luminis Technologies

http://www.luminis-technologies.org/whoarewe.html

Platform. He is also a member of the Apache Software Foundation and involved as a committer and PMC member in the Apache Felix. Marcel regularly speaks at conferences such as ApacheCon, EclipseCon, JavaOne, OSGi DevCon, FOSDEM, Devoxx, NLJUG and various local demo camps and user forums and has given several hands-on trainings on OSGi related subjects. In his free time, Marcel is a long time simracer and part of the well known Simracing for Holland. Jan Willem has a strong interest in software architectur...

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Logic Sniffer Stuff

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Bob the Pleo Forum. Http:/ www.mygizmos.org. 1 Logic Sniffer Background. 4 FPGA and PIC firmware Image Loader. 5 FPGA w/ HP16550 style triggers. Logic Sniffer Image Loader. 1 Logic Sniffer Background. The Open Logic Sniffer is a tiny logic analyzer that is very small, very portable, very useful, and for those inclined easy to customize. The design is compatible with the SUMP Logic Analyzer. And was created by the labs of Dangerous Prototypes. And the Gadget Factory. They've arranged for Seeed Studio.

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i.MX53 – L’Xtreme

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Are we there yet? Giving the USB armory a spin…. April 4, 2015. Earlier this week I received my USB armory device, a small SBC made by the people from Inverse Path. The device is not much bigger than a regular USB drive, and contains a Freescale i.MX534 SoC (containing a ARM Cortex A8), 512 MB of memory, a SD card holder and nothing more. Oh yeah, there … [Read more…]. Writing systemd enabled applications in Go. USB armory JTAG port. Giving the USB armory a spin…. Tracking multiple service in Felix DM4.

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JTAG – L’Xtreme

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Are we there yet? USB armory JTAG port. April 4, 2015. When reading further on the USB armory and thinking about the cool things I could do with it, it struck me that I couldn’t find any information on the JTAG port. There are a couple of pads on the bottom side that appear big enough for this purpose, but the documentation do not mention anything … [Read more…]. Writing systemd enabled applications in Go. USB armory JTAG port. Giving the USB armory a spin…. Tracking multiple service in Felix DM4.

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hardware – L’Xtreme

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Are we there yet? Not software related…. October 10, 2015. I’ve received my WiPy expansion board this week and was a bit disappointed that connecting the micro-USB connector did not provide me direct access to the Python REPL of the WiPy. After some tinkering and reading through the support forum, I found out that there is a rather easy way to enable the Python … [Read more…]. Giving the USB armory a spin…. April 4, 2015. Writing systemd enabled applications in Go. USB armory JTAG port.

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dasm2 – L’Xtreme

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Are we there yet? This is a rewrite of the original dasm script written by SiuL Hacky in July 1999. I made the script “strict compliant” and added some nice features, like full cross referencing of the source and interleaving of any found debugging information. I released the second version of dasm2 (actually, it’s version 1.2a, but what’s in the name? Change overview: added some additional parameters to give you more control about the output of dasm2, and fixed some minor bugs (download section);. As yo...