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Hamming is a mini itx type thing donated by [[User:Aden]]. It's an old Via something or other and not very good. It was frontdoorbot at one point.
Hamming is an x86-processor based VIA EPIA based system donated by [[User:Aden]]. It is old and was once doorbot. It ideally could be replaced with a modern Raspberry Pi 2 or Beaglebone Black.  


Is connected to a 7(? lots anyway) powered usb port so it can run [[Project:Notification_Board]] and [[Orange_led_strips]].
It is connected to an externally powered usb port multiplier so it can run [[Project:Notification_Board]] and [[Orange_led_strips]].


It's also connected to some speakers so it can do the glados voices as well.
It's also connected to some speakers so it can do the doorbot-sounds (historically GLaDOS voices) as well.


It does have 2 x hard drives in RAID1, which is nice. It also runs X and can do TV out (maybe) so could connect to one of the CRT TV's for extra grimy retro ness.
It has 2 x hard drives in RAID1, which is nice. It also runs X and can do TV out (maybe) so could connect to one of the CRT TV's for extra grimy retro ness.


Useful note for crashes / restarts etc - run <pre>export AUDIODEV=hw:0,0</pre> before rebooting listeners.sh or PulseAudio won't work.
Useful note for crashes / restarts etc - run <pre>export AUDIODEV=hw:0,0</pre> before rebooting listeners.sh or PulseAudio won't work.

Revision as of 23:50, 20 August 2015

Hamming is an x86-processor based VIA EPIA based system donated by User:Aden. It is old and was once doorbot. It ideally could be replaced with a modern Raspberry Pi 2 or Beaglebone Black.

It is connected to an externally powered usb port multiplier so it can run Project:Notification_Board and Orange_led_strips.

It's also connected to some speakers so it can do the doorbot-sounds (historically GLaDOS voices) as well.

It has 2 x hard drives in RAID1, which is nice. It also runs X and can do TV out (maybe) so could connect to one of the CRT TV's for extra grimy retro ness.

Useful note for crashes / restarts etc - run

export AUDIODEV=hw:0,0

before rebooting listeners.sh or PulseAudio won't work.