I wonder if you sell any GSM module and GPS module? I'm in need of both of it.

btw, if anyone know of any good GSM and GPS module(preferably under RM600), gimme the link ya

will putting the GPS at the usb makes it slower or less performant?

This post has been edited by wcypierre: Apr 8 2014, 09:51 PM

As my project needs a performant GPS so I'll think about it.

2 meter is more than enough.

Does anyone know where I can get a speaker or buzzer locally?

Forgotten bout it because the GSM and GPS module are in the main priority at that time.
So you don't have one now?

btw, the gps that you sold works, pretty easy to setup since I'm a daily linux user and parsing the NMEA data is quick easy for my case, but the initial lookup time is too long(took me >10 minutes to get the coordinates......or every gps are like that?) :/

Not sure. gotta ask my friend because I'm not really a hardware guy If it suits my use then thanks in advance

Yeah, the initial lock is very slow. We're trying it indoor but still it shouldn't take that long though. For my usecase, I need the gps to be up 24/7 so needing to restart it is not really an option for my project

btw, if you don't mind answering, what is the difference between http://components.ubitap.com/prototyping#&...637&id=32405462 and breadboard?

This post has been edited by wcypierre: Apr 24 2014, 12:45 AM

ubitap are you keeping your stocks at your home? As I will be going to your place to get some of the things tomorrow morning

monday?

Anyway, thanks for the buzzer

does anyone know where I can get resistor pack of different resistance locally?

Hi guys, I was feeling a lil bit bored recently so I've set up a mirror server for us to download the multiple linux distros(noobs, raspbian, pidora, openelec, raspbmc and etc).

Server is from the US but the speeds are pretty good afaik.

Link: http://raspbian.wcypierre.com/images/raspberrypi/

how big is it? I still have around 23gb of storage. If you want me to host it, give me the file and the md5 and/or sha1 checksum of the file.

sure. Just drop a link and I'll upload it to my server. or probably you could just go make a website and publish it

1. Go and upload it la
2. Go and create la

1. You give me the file then I upload it to my server la
2. Ini tak boleh la......... now living expenses so high, so many babies tak boleh lah

now left around 22gb, after I finish mirroring this thing should have left around 10+gb

you ah....... don't you know that geeks hate ftp

anyway, read pm

wai u no tell me

p/s: jk

Anyway, it's here XBMC-Fu: http://raspbian.wcypierre.com/images/xbmc-fu/

Please try it again, I'm playing with the settings just now

update: you should see that it will look better for now

This post has been edited by wcypierre: May 2 2014, 10:45 PM

added don't forget to link your friends to this link and get them to download it

It is meant for those who wanted to commercialize their products. Raspberry Pi in itself is more of a development board though, it is not really so suitable to be used in production mode as you may not need hdmi, rca those ports available as it only wastes more electricity than doing good if you're not using it. So, compute module is made for those who wanted more control over the boards, so you can build your own io board, and as long as it has the ddr2 sodimm connector for laptop, it can be connected with the compute module to become a microcontroller.

In short, it allows you to have a higher degree of customization.

For the real time part, I don't think so.