script for $9 single board computer CHIP

[thearkadia]

The C.H.I.P. would be a perfect fit for this script as well since it comes with wifi and is quite cheap than a pi2\3

https://getchip.com

[Famicoman]

This would likely be better in its own repo at something like prototype-cjdns-chip much like the odroidc2 project. I'd consider something similar for Beaglebones, etc.

[benhylau]

Hoping to start a repo based on dietpi, with options to run an install script or build a custom image. We have already tried running cjdns on:

• Raspberry Pi Zero, 1, 2, 3
• ODROID XU4, C2
• Pine A64
• VirtualBox
• C.H.I.P. (not listed on dietpi support list at the moment, but I imagine it'd be fine)

So it seems a good idea to support all this hardware, and dietpi already got a lot of that covered. It also supports the Orange Pi Zero. I am trying to get a hold of some at the moment, but it looks like exactly the right specs we need for a light-weight mesh node. Having the ethernet port with PoE, and one USB-A by default, with a USD 2 expansion to get two more USB-A, seem to be very useful for attaching all types of radios we need. We also suspect the on-board WiFi module supports 802.11s.

[thearkadia]

That sounds great. Once the install script for cjdns for the chip is ready please point me to it

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On Jan 28, 2017 9:07 AM, "Benedict Lau" ***@***.***> wrote: Hoping to start a repo based on dietpi <http://dietpi.com>, with options to run an install script or build a custom image. We have already tried running cjdns on: - Raspberry Pi Zero, 1, 2, 3 - ODROID XU4, C2 - Pine A64 - VirtualBox - C.H.I.P. (not listed on dietpi support list at the moment, but I imagine it'd be fine) So it seems a good idea to support all this hardware, and dietpi already got a lot of that covered. It also supports the Orange Pi Zero <http://www.orangepi.org/orangepizero/>. I am trying to get a hold of some at the moment, but it looks like exactly the right specs we need for a light-weight mesh node. Having the ethernet port with PoE, and one USB-A by default, with a USD 2 expansion to get two more USB-A, seem to be very useful for attaching all types of radios we need. We also suspect the on-board WiFi module supports 802.11s. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#50 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AGCKAT0YUeIozLcH0739iCQmeiCPRIzHks5rW0uJgaJpZM4Lr4Wi> .

[benhylau]

@arkgit we decided to build an image for the Orange Pi Zero instead tomeshnet/mesh-orange#1 so no one is really working on something for the CHIP at the moment.

[Famicoman]

@arkgit @benhylau I've had a CHIP back-ordered for a while now. When it comes I should be able to give everything a shot, and it probably makes the most sense to draw up a new repo somewhere instead of latching it onto an existing one.

[benhylau]

Will not be supported