Kreyren's fork/inspiration of OLIMEX TERES-1
Jacob Hrbek
9086c91960
* Changed the headline to clarify that those are 'guidelines' to be followed instead of 'suggestions' to how to contribute * Updated the IRC channel line from freenode on libera.chat * Removed Roadmap and Wishlist as those point to a non-existing files * Added 'where to get parts' in 'Understand the project * Added step to make a new branch in the 'Coding process' |
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.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE | ||
doc | ||
HARDWARE | ||
SOFTWARE | ||
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md | ||
CONTRIBUTING.md | ||
index.rst | ||
LICENSE | ||
README.md |
TERES-I
Overview
TERES-I is a Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Free/Open Source Hardware (FOSH) and Software (FOSS) laptop. Stylish, elegant and lightweight, TERES-I is a convenient travel companion and is great for playing videos, browsing the web, or using a plethora of development suites. It runs Linux on 64-bit ARM64 and x86 processors.
NOTE: TERES-I is currently considered an evaluation board and not yet an end-product.
FEATURE | DESCRIPTION |
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CPU | Quad-Core Allwinner A64 64-bit Cortex-A53 |
Memory | 2GB DDR3L |
Internal Storage | 16GB eMMC flash memory |
Monitor | LCD 11.6" 1366x768 resolution |
Video In | 1x VGA 640x480 camera |
Video Out | 1x HDMI |
Audio In/Out | 2x (stereo) speakers; 2x 3.5mm audio jack (1x microphone in, 1x stereo out) |
Wireless | WiFi 150Mb; BLE 4.0 |
USB | 2x USB 2.0 |
Power | 1x 9500mAh battery; 5V/3A input |
Weight | 980 g (2.16 lb) |
Hardware
Software
TERES-I was designed to run on Linux distributions, but may also run Android and Windows operating systems. The laptop's mainboard has eMMC flash loaded with Ubuntu Mate and basic programs – Internet browser, Open Office, Arduino IDE, IceStorm FPGA Verilog tools, a video player, etc. Additional software is also available from Ubuntu repositories.
- Installing an image
- Updating an image
- Building an image