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Linux on Fruit Jam
Just like the good ol' days a tiny Linux install feels refreshingly efficient. @speccy88 dropped a note in the Adafruit forums that they got a Linux install running on the Adafruit Fruit Jam. This is based on Mr-Bossman's Pi Pico2 Linux port.
Within a few days of release I've been able to use many of the peripherals. Which is crazy because the Fruit Jam is a fully loaded board.
- WiFi
- NeoPixels
- microSD card (FAT32) / MBR partitioning
- I2C stemma QT
- Audio ISC DAC (speaker / headphones)
- ADC
- DVI (in progress)
- USB Host (in progress)
This guide will cover use of each of these components in both terminal mode and through a web browser.
The installation process is drag-n-drop of a UF2 image. Utilizing a microSD getting online only require a two line config file.
Installation
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practice
