Arduino for STM32

This STM32MP1 chip has renewed my interest in a combo realtime + linux itch I've had for years. I pulled out my circa 2013 BeagleBone Black and loaded it up with the latest debian. I had shelved the board back then as it seemed everything I wanted to do dripped of wet paint. Then for a couple more y...

@Vassilis Seems to work fine (without registering yet) here.

I'm ready to sign up to which ever one becomes the preferred choice.

Sure, but all you really did is block receipt of other user's post. When you posted a message we all got to see your email.

Previously I had made an announcement about the !stm32duino google groups. I just became aware that each post you make sends out the message using your subscribed email address. I didn't intend for this to happen and I've tried various options but I don't see a way to disable this. For the time bein...

But yeah.. you're right what was I thinking we got Google groups, our privacy is will be just dandy with them :lol: You can join the google groups without a gmail address and participate as an email only member: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/not_stm32duino/join To post you send to: not_st...

aroldorosenberg wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 24, 2019 3:21 am

Yes to both. I'll sell them locally, and I also made a git repository for the Eagle design files in case you want to assemble one.

https://github.com/Alfrederson/cncstm32

+1 thanks for sharing great job!

I like it! Where do I get one? I really like the idea of arm cortex-a7 combined with an ARM cortex-m4. Personally, I think it is much more powerful than just combining a Raspberry PI and an off the shelf cortex-m board. The biggest advantage this board has is the MPUs and MCU are on the same die sha...

So I did some customizing on the google groups not_stm32duino. The top level has some categories you might expect to see: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/not_stm32duino https://i.imgur.com/z0HZ970.png You can navigate into the General Category going to: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!cate...

think the concern that google may one day retire groups is valid ... Google group has lasted much longer than stm32duinoforum.com/forum :) (started in 2001) I'm not married to any of these solutions. In the early 80s dialup modems and BBS servers using PC Pursuit was the solution. I was a usenet site for much...

I think google groups is here to stay. I have posts from 1988 :) * Granted that google.groups started out by stealing all the old usenet groups and messages. [Edit] Actually Google purchased Deja News in 2001. They bought it, didn't steal it. Then University of Western Ontairo donated all the postin...