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My mother language is German, but I can also read French (ecrire est un petit plus difficile). | My mother language is German, but I can also read French (ecrire est un petit plus difficile). | ||
Latest revision as of 20:11, 23 December 2012
Hi there,
As an electrical engineer working on the development of automotive micro controllers (well, too small to run Linux) I decided to widen my view also on ARM and embedded Linux.
My project is an Audio Streaming Client, based on the MPD so the APF28 with it's SPDIF out is a perfect choice.
With zero experience in embedded Linux, I got my "Hello World" out of my stereo speaker a week after I received my APF28_dev.
Meanwhile the whole MPD is up and running over ETH cable. Now I am fighting to get my Netgear WNA1100 WLAN stick to work. (OK, I could spend 10 Euro on a supported one, but I try to be a good sports)
UPDATE: SUCCESS!! I got the Netgear N150 WNA1100 stick up and running. The version 1.0 of my streaming client is fully working with it.
My mother language is German, but I can also read French (ecrire est un petit plus difficile).
If you have any questions, suggestions or ideas how to upgrade the APF28 kernel , please feel free to contact me
--MartinH 19:53, 10 December 2012 (UTC)
