[sdiy] Raspberry pi(e)

[mark at arpeggi8.com]

If you want to know what it can do look up the Roku LT media player.

The two are one and the same - I've been working on the soc used inside....

Mark

------Original Message------
From: Matthew Smith
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To: dragons
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Subject: Re: [sdiy] Raspberry pi(e)
Sent: 6 Mar 2012 11:16

Quoth dragons at 06/03/12 21:22...
...
> I haven't seen it mentioned on the sdiy list. Would it have any possible
> Sdiy applications ?

Look at it this way, it's an inexpensive ARM-based single board computer 
designed to run Linux (at least two distributions.)

So, it's a general purpose computer. You ain't going to make a DAW out 
of it, as it's way too underpowered for that.  Simple MIDI sequencer, or 
MIDI debugger? Quite possibly.

What it can do is what you can make of it - but I'd start off reading up 
on ALSA, as this should give you the basic capabilities.

Can't comment further as, whilst I've been watching this product for 
several months, I only ordered through Element14 (Farnell/Newark/etc) 
last week, when supplies were announced. Waiting for both this and a 
Beagle Bone, which is probably also worthy of investigation, for similar 
purposes (but costs more.)


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