Continuing where we left off in part 2
...This is the Part 3 in the series. In this part we prepare initial bootstrap, create file structure and perform basic setup to get a working command line based install.
Continuing where we left off in part 1
...This is the Part 2 in the series. This part deals with configuration of Software Repositories, partitioning and formatting the disk.
I am using Manjaro Linux for a while now. May be more than 2 years now. Though its Arch Linux based you still have supporting wrappers.
Having your own custom install of Linux was far dream. I had tried my luck with debian and failed to get close to Ubuntu.
This time, it was different.
Linux is running the Windows in VM now !
It was my time to take the next step.
My tryst with Arch Linux Installation
...This is the Part 1 in the series. This part deals with creation of Installation Media, Internet connection and making the installer usable.
KVM is an inherently better way to work with Virtual Machines. It sands for Kernel Virtual Machine.
...After many tries, I finally managed to get it right.
All Thanks to this video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itZf5FpDcV0
This is a follow-on from my earlier post on TP-Link Archer T9UH on Manjaro Linux .
This time I did the installation on Ubuntu Linux (debian).
...TP-Link Archer T9UH : V2 version an excellent low cost AC1900 Dual Band (2.4GHz and 5GHz) WiFi USB 3.0 Dongle
This time with Ubuntu Linux.
Typically in
Arch Linux
all the
software repositories or mirrors
that are used have https as default.
In Manjaro Linux that is not the case by default.
...Let’s fix that !
We love Manjaro Let’s make it more Secure!
I use the original Arduino-UNO and Mega for development. They are reliable and work a charm. But for cost constrained projects, most of the times I have used Arduino clones. It’s a common hassle these days with some Arduino clones having wrong boot-loader.
I wanted to have a permanent and repeatable way fix the boot-loader in Arduino boards.
Let’s look at how I did this in my favorite Manjaro (Arch Linux)
In fact my earlier article on installing AVRISP mkII on Windows 10 is one of the most visited articles on this website.
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After understanding the basics of how to do debugging on a Zephyr OS project, let’s do something custom.
We would look at how to get started with Application Development on Zephyr OS.
This is Part 3 in the series of post on Zephyr OS. In Part 1 we saw how to setup the development environment on Manjaro (Arch Linux). In Part 2 we looked at how to create an Eclipse CDT IDE end project and then successfully debug our code.
Source code for
basic-blinkyproject is available at https://github.com/boseji/zephyr-basic-blinky-stm32f3_disco .
...Source code for
fancier-blinkyproject is available at https://github.com/boseji/zephyr-fancier-blinky-stm32f3_disco . Note: This code is specific for STM32F3 Discovery with PCB Revision C and above.
I have a good friend my laser printer - Brother HL-L2321D . In the initial days it was an Windows only device. Let’s look at how I made it work in Manjaro (Arch Linux) .
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Let’s look at how to get started with docker on Manjaro (Arch Linux) .
We would be looking at the process of installing, configuring and testing docker based containerization technology.
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