March 2018 (Prime Numbers)

March 1, 2018, 12:00 am

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A new ODROID is on the way! This month, we preview benchmarks for the upcoming ODROID-N1 vs the trusty ODROID-XU4. Adrian also helps us automate complex parts of our lives with home automation, Ernst give us a fascinating look into discovering prime numbers with the ODROID-C2, we play some classic Saturn games with Tobias on part 2 of his gaming series, the ODROID-C2 is set up as a Chromium-based web kiosk, and @hominoid offers a guide for compiling clinfo for the ODROID-XU4, which will come in handy as we learn how to do dual GPU mining.

For more accurate time, we set up an ODROID-C2 and a GPS with PPS to create a NTP server, then we take a beginner’s look at getting started with Android on the ODROID-C2. @williamg42 shows off control computer using his ODROID-XU4, and our Meet An ODROIDian this month features Hardkernel engineer Go Sang “Luke” Chul.

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April 2018 (Portable Sound Studio)

April 1, 2018, 12:00 am

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This month’s issue of ODROID magazine is no April fool’s day joke and it’s full fantastic articles. We have a well needed updated guide to using the ODROID-C2’s USB on-the-go functionality with Linux kernel version 4.15 HID gadget devices.  Next Dylan shows us how to connect security cameras up to our HC2 with a slick looking webui. Stephen demonstrates his amazing portable sound studio based on the XU4. Then we return to the 3rd part of the Saturn gaming on the XU4, which comes just in time for a build of a Arcade Box created by Brian Kim, Charles Park, and John Lee.  We have a look at Nextcloud Server running on the ODROID-HC2, which pairs well with an article on encrypting our NAS data on the HC2 as well. These are just a couple of the terrific articles that now out in the April 2018 issue of ODROID Magazine!

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May 2018 (Android Auto)

May 1, 2018, 12:00 am

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This month’s issue is pack with great articles! We have several terrific articles to help with hard drive management and data backup, which will be perfect when building your new NAS. Once we get our hard drives sorted our Neal Kim, UPS tutorial will ensure our HC2 keeps going even with a power outage. Gary Morgan shows off his custom-made media center ODROID-C2 case complete with its own LED lighting. We get to take our ODROIDs out on the road with Chris Kim, with his tutorial on Android Auto. Additionally, we return out to the wild west with @hominoid for more on crypto-currency mining with the XU4. Hardkernel shows off a new USB3.0 eMMC Module reader/writer to help speed up flashing eMMC Modules. Lastly, we have a meet a fellow ODROIDian, Matthew Kinderwater. Have a read, there are plenty of additional articles included!

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June 2018 (GameStation Turbo)

June 1, 2018, 12:00 am

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If you are a fan of retro gaming, this month’s magazine is perfect for you! If not, there are still tons of great articles that you’ll be sure to love. We have a two part series on Nintendo 64 emulation as well an in-depth review of many great Saturn games brought to us by Tobias. Along with those articles we have a spotlight on ODROID GameStation Turbo OS, an all-in-one emulation and retro gaming-centric OS. These articles are just in time for the release of the OGST Gaming console kit, which is also highlighted in this magazine too! With all this gaming we’re sure have friends join in on the fun, which is perfect as we also showcase the new ODROID GameSir G3w USB controller. If we want to take break from all this gaming, we have some fantastic tutorials and builds featured this month. @tung256 shows us how to make a cheap 4k digital photo frame, Steve Jackson shows off his carputer, Roberto Rosario goes green with his solar powered microserver, and @stadicus describes how to set up a XU4 as a Bitcoin lightning node.

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July 2018 (ODROID-GO)

July 1, 2018, 12:00 am

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This month we celebrate Hardkernel’s 10-year anniversary with the release of the ODROID-GO, which is an amazing mobile development platform as well as retro-gaming system! We have a look at getting more acceleration from our XU4 with GPU accelerated Qt5 and OpenCL. We also look at getting a Tor relay, Recalbox, and Player Unknown’s Battleground (PUBG) running on our XU4 as well. Luckily we have a 2 part guide this month on liquid cooling to keep all these awesome projects running smoothly at peak performance. DongHyun Yoo shows us how to do object tracking with the XU4, and Erik Koennecke shows us some helpful insight into using BASH. Additionally, we have an informative look at Linux Gaming with an article from Tobias, and a great DIY Smart Light Project using Home Assistant from Adrian Popa. Be sure you have a look at this!

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August 2018 (KeePass)

August 1, 2018, 12:00 am

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For August, we have a look at using KeePass on our ODROIDs and we’ll also see how to setup our own private and secure ODROID KeePass server.  If you’re celebrating Hardkernel’s 10-year anniversary with an ODROID-GO, then the two Coding Camp articles are perfect to get you coding on the ODROID-GO in no time!  Additionally, we have the next part of our Linux gaming series, where Tobias shows off some amazing Saturn games to play on the ODROID-XU4.  To keep the gaming going, @qkpham tells us how to setup a Minecraft Server, and Sebastien introduces the FNA game platform.  Marian uses GStreamer on his ODROID-XU4 to do object detection, which is an article you don’t want to miss!

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September 2018 (Commodore Gaming)

September 1, 2018, 12:00 am

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This month, Justin Lee and Charles Park turn a regular monitor into a large touch-screen Android device. Tobias takes us for a look at some classic retro gaming on Commodores. We also have the next two parts of our Coding Camp series for the ODROID-GO, where we learn to control LEDs and read button presses. Next we speed things up on our ODROIDs with two high performance computing articles, and then keep them secure with a Kali Linux guide for the ODROID-XU4. These and many more articles can be found in this month’s issue of ODROID Magazine!

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October 2018 (Car Infotainment)

October 1, 2018, 12:00 am

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For this October’s issue, Tobias Schaaf makes us all nostalgia in part 1 of his Game Nostalgia series. @Kamots shows us his ODROID-GO wireless charging mod, which is perfect as our Coding Camp guide this month describes reading the ODROID-GO’s battery voltage. @poptmartone takes his ODROID-C2 on the road running Android Auto, as he shows off his astounding car infotainment unit mod. In part 5 of Erik Koenere’s BASH Basics series, he teaches us about ‘if statements’, ‘inputs’, and ‘functions’. Dongjin Kim shows as a new testing tool for all ODROIDians to use, a cloud-based ODROID testing platform called ODROID bench. Lastly, we meet another ODROIDian in this issue, David Knight, an optometrist from Newcastle, UK.

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November 2018 (ODROID-H2)

November 1, 2018, 12:00 am

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This November’s issue has the article many ODROIDians have been waiting for, a new ODROID device release! We are excited to announce the ODROID-H2, a high performance x86-64bit platform. Additionally, we have great articles highlighting gaming on an ODROID-XU4, with an impressive Dreamcast build by @8BitFlashback. Limor Wainstein shows us some of the best practices for managing open source software. We get to look at another new product, a keyboard for the ODROID-GO. lastly, we meet another fellow ODROIDian, Roberto Rosario. This is definitely an issue you don’t want to miss reading.

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December 2018 (ODROID-GO Tricorder)

December 1, 2018, 12:00 am

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This month we continue to highlight some features of the ODROID-H2 by looking into its bios and remote functionality. In Coding camp series 9 and 10, we connect the Weather Board 2 and Ultra-Sonic distance sensor to the ODROID-GO. We also have some great guides for gamers where we look at building RetroArch and a Commodore 64 emulator. Additionally, Tobias shows us how to get our classic x86 DOS games running in HD. Lastly we meet a fellow ODROIDian, Kamots Tech.

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January 2019 (5 Year Anniversary)

January 1, 2019, 12:00 am

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We are excited to announce that it’s our 5th anniversary of the ODROID magazine! Justin Lee, CEO of Hardkernel, gives us the history of the company in our “Meet An ODROIDian” section. Additionally, Bruno does an amazing job of giving us a retrospective of ODROID magazine in his article. If you are nostalgic for Dreamcast games, @AreaScout teaches us how to build Reicast, a Dreamcast emulator, for our ODROID. The kernel for the XU4 gets some interesting changes to allow automatic frame rate control which every Kodi fan should read. Michael Larabel of phoronix.com, gives us his review of the ODROID-XU4. For our ODROID-C2 we have a look @Epeios’s Atlas Toolkit, a python toolkit for remote control of GPIO.

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February 2019 (Amibian.js Commodore Amiga Emulation)

February 1, 2019, 12:00 am

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This month, Jon Aasenden shows us Commodore Amiga Emulation with Amibian.js. For our ODROID-GOs we have several terrific articles such as turning our GOs into FTP servers and two new Coding Camps that focus on the GO’s wireless capabilities. Andreas Lintermann shows us his ODROID-MC1 cluster he uses for scientific computation. After that we have time to look at some great gaming articles such as ‘Android Gaming’ by Bruno and ‘TurboGrafix part 2’ by Tobias. Lastly we meet Chris Lord a fellow ODROIDian.

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March 2019 (ODROID-N2)

March 1, 2019, 12:00 am

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This month we are excited to announce the ODROID-N2, a new high performance single board computer that can run Android Pie. We learn about crossgrading from armhf to arm64, just in time to help us transition to our new ODROID-N2. Dave Prochnow shows a great use for our ODROID-GO by using them for scientific research with 4U Bayou. We have part 3 of Tobias’s TurboGrafx series and part 5 NEMS Linux by Robbie Ferguson. Edward Kisiel shows off openSCAD with models of nearly every ODROID device. We also meet Joshua Yang, a Hardkernel employee in our meet an ODROIDian segment.

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April 2019 (x86 Emulation)

April 1, 2019, 12:00 am

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This month we have two great guides for our ODROID-GO, about dual core programming and GPS navigation. For our ODROID-C2 Andy Felong gives us instructions on setting up MonogDB and @codewalker teaches us how to get Google Home up and running.  There are many more guides and articles from PiHole to building our own seed server, there is much more to check out. Additionally, we also meet Robert Millette (@Lix-Alpha) in our meet an ODROIDian segment.

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May 2019 (NetBSD on the ODROID-C2)

May 1, 2019, 12:00 am

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This month’s issue is filled with terrific articles, covering a range of topics so there is something for everyone! For all you NetBSD fans out there, there is a great article by Edward Kisiel highlighting running NetBSD on the ODROID-C2. For the ODROID-HC1 and HC2, there are two great articles. @AreaScout, give us an overview of Kodi 18.2 running with Mali GBM drivers on Ubunutu 18.04.  Additionally, in our ODROIDian segment we meet Joy Cho, an ODROID engineer who as worked on many of our favorite ODROID devices.

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June 2019 (ZoneMinder on ODROID-XU4)

June 1, 2019, 12:00 am

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This month’s issue of ODROID magazine features some great articles, especially for those of you with an ODROID-N2! For fans of retro gaming, we have several fantastic articles for nearly every ODROID. Michele Matacchione shows us how to build our own personal surveillance solution with a XU4 and ZoneMinder. Thanks to great guides by Justin Lee, we learn how to customize the boot screen for our ODROID-C2 and ODROID-N2. Additionally, we meet @lordharware a fellow ODROIDian with a passion for music.

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July 2019 (6-Bay NAS)

July 1, 2019, 12:00 am

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This month, we feature a project using RAID storage to create a 6-bay Network Access Storage (NAS) device with an ODROID-H2.  We also bring you part 2 of the ZoneMinder article from last month, demonstrating how to build the package from source code.  There are lots of articles for gaming enthusiasts as well, including a MAME and Kodi system, creating a case for a Monku retro gaming console, running Lutris on the ODROID-H2, and a rundown of the RetroELEC game system emulation image.  Tobias continues his Linux Gaming series with an overview of gl4es support on the ODROID-N2, Dave brings us the latest news about Android Gaming, and we show how the ODROID-GO can be used as a thermal camera as well as an environmental sensor for imaging and safety on the go!

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August 2019 (Kubernetes on the ODROID-N2)

August 1, 2019, 12:00 am

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This month, we get Kubernetes up and running on the ODROID-N2 to create a power-efficient container orchestration system.  Dave Prochnow shows us how to create an ODROID-C0 powered tablet running Android. For our ODROID-N2, we look at multi-booting and OS selecting from a single disk, as well as using our ODROID-N2 for high performance computing and as a web-server. Brian Ree gives us the second part to creating a Monku Retro gaming console. For any Python enthusiasts we look at implementing GPIO IRQ handlers on many ODROID devices.

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September 2019 (ODROID-GO Tank)

September 1, 2019, 12:00 am

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This month, we have an exciting article where we learn how to make our very own remote controlled tank using an ODROID-GO. If that wasn’t enough, fun there are plenty of gaming based articles from the third part of the Monku series to the sixth path of the TurboGrafx-16 series. If multimedia functionality is what you are looking for, then there is a terrific overview of running CoreELEC on the ODROID-N2, just in time for the newly released ODROID-N2 bundle!

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October 2019 (Ludicrous Speed)

October 1, 2019, 12:00 am

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In this month’s issue we look at moving data at ludicrous speed on our ODROID-H2 with data rates at up 10,000Mbps. Dave Prochnow shows off his excellent ODROID-C0 base tablet computer. If you are looking to connect your new ODROID-N2 to an older component only monitor or TV you’re in  ▶

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