I love this! I believe there are a few projects out there getting linux to run on the RP2350. Would be interesting to see a functioning linux console with standard computer peripherals on an MCU. :O
My first question, is, (I haven't played with a Pi in forever), does it have Raspbian or an OS? Does it have a Basic Variant like IchigoJam and a "memory map" of stuff? Is it circuit python running on it? or is it pretty much "you need to know what you're doing" when targetting this chip and programming and loading it like a micro controller?
I think it got circuit python-micropython support as well. Though I'm not sure if its for the official sdk or the Arduino ide only. I think arduino ide would be more up-to-date on the newer libraries than the sdk or platform io. Dronebotworkshop has a good video covering circuit python on pico, would likely be sufficient for getting started with the pico. It likely doesn't have any easy to install oses, made for it yet though.
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I love this! I believe there are a few projects out there getting linux to run on the RP2350. Would be interesting to see a functioning linux console with standard computer peripherals on an MCU. :O
"It's almost a bit of Raspberry Jam back there..." Not exactly the most appropriate link, but you could call it the SeanBean... 😊
Ultimate Basic computer.
Holy cow thats a lot of stuff. DVI, 3 USB ports, SD Card, headphone jack… wow. 🤩
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I hope there will be a picomite firmware at some point making use of all the bells and whistles.
My first question, is, (I haven't played with a Pi in forever), does it have Raspbian or an OS?
Does it have a Basic Variant like IchigoJam and a "memory map" of stuff? Is it circuit python running on it?
or is it pretty much "you need to know what you're doing" when targetting this chip and programming and loading it like a micro controller?
I think it got circuit python-micropython support as well.
Though I'm not sure if its for the official sdk or the Arduino ide only.
I think arduino ide would be more up-to-date on the newer libraries than the sdk or platform io.
Dronebotworkshop has a good video covering circuit python on pico, would likely be sufficient for getting started with the pico.
It likely doesn't have any easy to install oses, made for it yet though.