Debix Model C: Rugged Industrial SBC + Some Ghidra Reverse Engineering
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Welcome back to Technically Unsure, where we dive into the latest and greatest in tech! Today, we're exploring a game-changer in the SBC world - the Debix Model C by PolyHex. Unlike your typical consumer-grade SBCs, this board boasts the NXP i.MX 93 processor, designed specifically for industrial IoT and automotive applications.
Join me as I unpack this rugged SBC, built to endure harsh environments and heavy workloads, making it a reliable option for industrial settings. With impressive operating temperatures and a 15-year chipset longevity guarantee, the Debix Model C is a must-see for anyone needing a durable SBC.
It even made me use Ghidra!!
Special thanks to PolyHex for providing this board. As always, my review remains unbiased and honest, they had absolutely no control over the content of the video.
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This channel is legit. I like how you're one of the few SBC reviewers working with code and testing/demoing various GPIO functions.
hi sir , just wanted to drop by and say how much I enjoyed this video on the Debix Model C and Ghidra reverse engineering! Your insights were incredibly informative and well-presented. I'm a big fan of your detailed breakdowns and can't wait to see more content like this. Keep up the awesome work!
Yes! I was literally just thinking to fire up IDA when you mentioned that the debix-gpio was a binary and then you went straight to ghidra! I love it. Thank you for actually investigating stuff during the course of your reviews.
Hey not sure if you're getting feedback with what you are doing, but I love the content and hope you keep on doing what you are doing!
I appreciate that, thanks for the feedback
I was literally just watching an interview with the architect of a NXP iMX 95 just an hour ago. It came to my attention because I was checking out the hardware support list for Emteria Android which provides fleet management and automation for your deployed devices. This is so cool.
Probably not suitable for digital signage but good to know if you need something bulletproof.
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I used their Model A And it was a really awesome board.