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This firmware allows not only to have a cheap bridge between Wifi and serial, but also to have a web UI to configure wifi, to monitor 3D printer and even control it, and to make things easy, UI is fully customizable without reflashing FW. Firmware should work with any 3D printer firmware (repetier/marlin/smoothie ware using GCODE) if the serial connection has a correct setup. I currently use it with my personal flavor of repetier for Due based boards. The web interface files are present in...

...Major features include: • I2C and SPI bus • Supports "original" (Uno, Duemilanove, and their clones), Mega 2560, Leonardo, and Due Arduinos • FM/AM receive modes; including short, medium, and long wave AM • Analog and/or digital audio output • FM RDS and RBDS • Localization of receive bands, channel spacing, FM de-emphasis, and RDS/RBDS • Correctly decodes RBDS PI codes into station's call letters • Can handle a mix of RDS and RBDS stations as found near the US boarders with Canada and Mexico • Example programs I2C and Due support is alpha because I do not have hardware to test these features.

Designed for data-logging applications (weather, hydroponics, greenhouses, aquariums, home automation, power consumpion, solar or wind generators etc.), this solution can be useful also in alarms and burglar. Now you can develop MySQL and web enabled Arduino applications only working on Arduino and PHP. To keep ligth the Arduino Sketch, you can port all not realtime logic to PHP side. At the end your application will works on XQ+Arduino UNO even 24/7 with only 20 Watt AC power, and can...

The Gigaset 3070 isdn is the ancestor of a family of ISDN DECT base stations allowing the connection of a PC via USB or DECT. This project is building the Linux support (drivers and frontend utilities) which Siemens neglected to provide.

This is a C# library dedicated for using with a www.canusb.com device Full notes: See ReadMe.txt Summary The LAWICEL DLL is 'unmanaged code' and was not designed for use by C#/VB/Mono http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Managed_code If you wish to call 'unmanaged code' from 'managed code', you need to use a 'C# wrapper' to access the DLL. This wrapper uses 'PInvoke' (like peek/poke) to 'martial' calls from managed to unmanaged code. It sounds complicated, and it is. IT IS ALSO TOTALLY UNNECESSARY. Why not have the DLL as managed code?? Why not simply reference the library in your project and just call its functions?? ...

...Did you ever try to monitor a process in a task manager or similar and wondered why the memory doesn't go down even if your program freed all the memory? Then this small library is right for you! It is even capable to observe a difference before and after a call to free() or delete.

...It is based on Eclipse IDE customized for Linux kernel programming. It reduces the development time and executes code in an elegant fashion. This IDE supports Linux kernel configuration, compilation & emulation, system call development and device driver development. LinK+ IDE includes various templates in the category of character, block and network device driver subsystems for device driver development. It includes various bus infrastructure templates and also provides Linux device driver code completion, code assistance & code navigation for developers. ...

KEDR is an extensible system for dynamic (runtime) analysis and verification of Linux kernel modules. KEDR tools operate on the modules chosen by the user and can perform function call monitoring, fault simulation and much more.

...GPT, ...) and the partion-id by partition without UUID, e.G.: ID 05, extended. Call with option -a: List information about the partition table - MBR (Boot + ID, Start-CHS, ID, End-CHS, LBA1, LBA2) - GPT ( all entries, incl. GUIDs)

...It is ideal starting point to learn about operating systems. The main goal of the project is to provide a network kernel fully compatible with the Linux Kernel in the system call layer

Most mice today have five Buttons: Left, Right, Wheel, and two more which usually are functionally the same as hitting the Back or Forward Buttons. Some games call these buttons Mouse 4 and Mouse 5. Mouse Manager takes advantage of the general disuse of these two extra buttons by letting you reconfigure what happens when you press them. Namely, it allows you to set these buttons to any keyboard key or series of keys you choose. So, if you set the Fifth Button to the letters H, E, L, L, and O, every time you press the Fifth Button on your mouse, your computer will think you typed "hello" on the keyboard.