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Ok, it has low power consumption... no eth, no wifi, no usb... how do you communicate and what for? Running on batteries for two days and manually coping data f
by akerro 11y ago
Ok, it has low power consumption... no eth, no wifi, no usb... how do you communicate and what for? Running on batteries for two days and manually coping data from sd card?
- geerlingguy 11y agoThat's one possibility. I can think of a few cases where I'd rather toss in a $5 board with a 50/50 chance of getting it/data back, rather than a more expensive circuit or something that includes a GPS device and could still get lost. Also, there are other ways to communicate that can potentially use a lot less power than Ethernet or WiFi :)
- fanf2 11y agoIt does have a USB OTG port. In principle it should support device mode, but currently the kernel has it forced off to avoid interop problems, and if you fix that the driver is known to be buggy. But if device mode can be made to work then you can use USB gadget drivers such as g_ether to communicate with a bigger computer using just a USB cable - make a cheap alternative to a USB Armory, perhaps.