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Lead the BCS Open Source Group
by Andy Bennett 12 Oct '22

12 Oct '22

Hi Oshugs! I hope everyone is well. OSHUG and the BCS Open Source Group have been holding joint meetings for some years now and it's nearly time for their AGM again. In fact, it's next Thursday (20th!). and we will be holding elections for all the positions In particular, our current chair has moved away from the UK and therefore we're looking for someone who might lead the group over the next year. The responsibilites are not onerous because there are others who take on a lot of the work of organising meetings. However, the candidate must be an active member of the BCS. If anyone is interested in standing for this position, please let me know and we can put you on the nominations list of next Thurday. If you're currently an active member of the BCS, please seriously consider applying! Best wishes, @ndy -- andyjpb(a)ashurst.eu.org http://www.ashurst.eu.org/ 0x7EBA75FF

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An evening on the theme of POWER & PowerPC
by Sevan Janiyan 01 Jul '21

01 Jul '21

Hi folks, This months virtual BCS OSSG meeting is on the theme of POWER ISA from IBM & PowerPC with talks about the PowerPC laptop project and OpenPOWER from IBM. As usual, you can serve your own tea and biscuits from 6pm :) and join the event (url below), with the talks starting at 6:30. The meeting is going to be hosted at https://meet.gwdg.de/b/jul-u4v-l81-jna (there is no registration involved) Prepare yourself for the Open Hardware GNU/Linux PowerPC Laptop https://www.powerpc-notebook.org/en/ We expect before the end of 2021 to see the life of the first three prototypes of Open Hardware GNU/Linux PowerPC Laptop. The project started in late 2014, After a brief summary of the previous episodes, we try to describe the scenarios of the immediate future of the project and how each person can be driven by a certain passion for both progress for all and how the sharing of knowledge can be a protagonist in this project. Roberto Innocenti is one of the founders of the project Open Hardware PowerPC Notebook and an ambassador of the project. President of the association Power Progress Community which deals with the promotion and dissemination of free software and open hardware. Ambassador and responsible in the last humanist forums of the area “Technology for improving the living conditions of mankind”. Roberto is a software architect with Open Source tools, by profession. OpenPOWER Overview and latest key collaborations with OpenPOWER Academia Ganesan Narayanasamy is an OpenPOWER/POWER leader for Academia and research at the IBM Lab. Ganesan is best known for his contributions to High Performance Computing as senior leader for nearly 1.5 decades. He is also leading the WW Academia work group for OpenPOWER and putting together OpenPOWER ECO System development activities like setting up OpenPOWER and AI center of excellence, OpenPOWER labs, Curriculum development etc. Ganesan is always passionate about working with Universities and research Institutes and provide all kinds of technical mentoring Concept to Silicon Tape out using OpenPOWER Cores Arjun Nag has been leading Design Verification field of VLSI for more than a decade with hands on experience in System Verilog , Verilog and VHDL. He has been mentoring many researchers in SoC , RTL related areas. See you there, Sevan

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Hardware/Software Co-design: The Coming Golden Age
by Sevan Janiyan 27 May '21

27 May '21

This video landed today on twitter, Bryan Cantrill giving a talk about hardware/software co-design (with somewhat of an open stack) + some history thrown in. It compliments their new computer company website which they announced yesterday https://oxide.computer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nY07zWzhyn4 Sevan

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spare dev boards
by Ilya Dmitrichenko 16 Mar '21

16 Mar '21

Hi Folks, I've got some boards that I don't have much use for since a few years now, and my field of work has shifted away from hardware. Having had these in my drawer for a few years, I doubt I'll get back to these in my spare time, and would like someone to have these, ideally someone who wouldn't be able to afford buying these brand new. I have compiled a list of all what I've got, please have a look here and feel free to reply directly or share: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IyXKDG44M33ye8oGhTphg-HlSJKEezbZBOpKFL8… Ilya

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Re: [oshug] Portugal provider NOS and 4G box
by Stuart Clark 19 Feb '21

19 Feb '21

On 19/02/2021 12:00, oshug-request(a)oshug.org wrote: > Hi everyone, > > NOS is a provider here in portugal. > > They own the boxes you get when you have a 4G access with them. > > My contract is over. But I still have the hardware for the moment. > > I just got a concurrent prepaid 4G SIM. I tried to access the web > interface on the LAN and it asked to insert a SIM. > > The box is Huawei hardware. (locked with NOS settings) > > When I tried the new SIM, I almost bricked/locked it but didn't. > > I could use that box a moment and give it back to them after their shop > re-opens (locked-down !) > > Can I safelly install openWRT on it without damaging the hardware ? is > it safe legally ? If the hardware is owned by them and they are waiting to receive it back from you it sounds like it might not be great legally. -- Stuart Clark

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Portugal provider NOS and 4G box
by LDV 19 Feb '21

19 Feb '21

Hi everyone, NOS is a provider here in portugal. They own the boxes you get when you have a 4G access with them. My contract is over. But I still have the hardware for the moment. I just got a concurrent prepaid 4G SIM. I tried to access the web interface on the LAN and it asked to insert a SIM. The box is Huawei hardware. (locked with NOS settings) When I tried the new SIM, I almost bricked/locked it but didn't. I could use that box a moment and give it back to them after their shop re-opens (locked-down !) Can I safelly install openWRT on it without damaging the hardware ? is it safe legally ? So if yes : could anyone give me directions to start. I have 5€ on my bank account (don't worry it's just to say : I must manage to do it) (nice exercise no ?) ;D Thanks in advance. -- /*____________________________________________________________________________*/ /* Louis-David VENANCIO aka Meta-4 /// +351.968.247.846 */ /* https://www.3DLibre.com owner. /* Rua das Romeirinhas, lote n°21 - 7540-187 Santiago-do-Cacèm - PORTUGAL */ /*____________________________________________________________________________*/

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JTAG options
by Sevan Janiyan 18 Feb '21

18 Feb '21

Hello, I have some Meraki access points which I'd like to re-flash with OpenWRT as the devices with the stock firmware are useless without a contract to tie it into the hosted management platform and Cisco removed the command used to reflash the device from the firmware environment before they were EoLed, hence leaving the JTAG route as the only option. I was wondering, what is the cheapest device I can get away with for use with OpenOCD? Could I get away with using an SBC without investing in new hardware? Regards, Sevan

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BCS OSSG/OSHUG joint meeting: Lightning talks. Thursday 15 October 18:30-20:00
by Jeremy Bennett 14 Oct '20

14 Oct '20

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi all, We have our annual BCS OSSG/OSHUG lightning talks evening tomorrow, Thursday 15 October. Subjects include FPGA network-on-chip, adding an instruction to the GNU assembler and PCI hacking. This is a virtual meeting, which will be hosted on BigBlueButton (https://bigbluebutton.org/). Details and registration here: https://ossg.bcs.org/blog/event/lightning-talks-and-agm-2/ The talks follow the BCS OSSG AGM, which all are welcome to attend. I look forward to seeing you there. Best wishes, Jeremy - -- Cell: +44 (7970) 676050 SkypeID: jeremybennett Twitter: @jeremypbennett Email: jeremy.bennett(a)embecosm.com Web: www.embecosm.com PGP key: 1024D/BEF58172FB4754E1 2009-03-20 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iF0EARECAB0WIQRASGDWqmhRZUfAaPW+9YFy+0dU4QUCX4c6eAAKCRC+9YFy+0dU 4fywAJ0a0e2Fd4Nd9rKf+k9YS7Oc8CMi/ACfa2X5JEVpMkRdiktyn1IMKen7244= =T5sY -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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BCS Open Source SG online meeting 17 Sep 18:00 - 20:00: Women in Open Source
by Jeremy Bennett 10 Sep '20

10 Sep '20

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 I'm delighted that our postponed annual meeting on Women in Open Source will take place on the evening of Thursday 17 September. As always we welcome all OSHUG members to participate. Held jointly with BCS Women, we have four speakers, each of whom is a leader in their field. Irina Bolychevsky founder of Redecentralize.org will look at the importance of open standards in addressing Big Tech monoply power; Dr Louise Brown, Senior Research Fellow in the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Nottingham, will look at Modelling and simulating textiles with TexGen; Dawn Foster of the Governing Board of the Linux Foundation's CHAOSS project, will look at collaboration on the Kernel mailing lists; and Dr Becky Faith, Research Fellow and Leader of the Digital and Technology cluster at the Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex, will look at creating a more gender-inclusive open source community. Full details and registration for GoToWebinar at: https://ossg.bcs.org/blog/event/women-in-open-source-2020/ We encourage you to live tweet your thoughts and comments on Twitter @BCSOSSG. During the meeting we'll be monitoring @BCSOSSG to pass the questions on to the speakers in real-time. Dates for your diary: AGM & Lightning Talks - ------------------------------------------- Our AGM and annual lightning talks evening will be on Thursday 15th October. This is an opportunity for you to speak for 10 minutes on an open source topic or project dear to your heart. Past talks have included open source sous vide cooking and an open source waterjet engine. Please just email a title and brief abstract to jeremy.bennett(a)embecosm.com I particularly encourage OSHUG members to present their work at this event - nothing like some open source hardware to excite people. Best wishes, Jeremy Bennett BCS Open Source Specialist Group chair - -- Cell: +44 (7970) 676050 SkypeID: jeremybennett Twitter: @bcsossg Email: jeremy.bennett(a)embecosm.com Web: ossg.bcs.org PGP key: 1024D/BEF58172FB4754E1 2009-03-20 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQGzBAEBCAAdFiEEfL25IuH1CZQzQG8aM+MvgSrT1rAFAl9aFyAACgkQM+MvgSrT 1rByQwv+OKBxDXTMxVF/VkT942qaKP1qTFUzjzz92/xljxu/nnXIQ7MPphh6VLx6 hqLjcqd/pA+aHa6jCf+DXmkZ++r1C7YFPdgLG/yb5SK5YDHEK0G5GWH10B/d3XKh F7rjO/sKtg4UPpIkD2WIfIg8St2P6zR93uGNIMNr2O+BunlDb0TFJdskz8WMWzxj GAeDVnKoIZ0zwG+lZphwKas2yG9m67/GGrPMqSU0BVtUVdbrWD2cLcavsCO2LEzF +Shvjn5Serhn+0DpBY0gg2Vsb7P9CrSordzsSpfA9sP+W8mb2FVjrui6tXlf5dcc hlTdKoZgHkoovQVGV0O67Nlr+eRJMIKRWfAcjL2lwq+XsXyXJFLhWjJM1widiYm+ QmFGhowczQa10xEvar2jSu978RY+BEptDQrEV/9y4mIZf0Faj33/O0Nx8Vf2Jm6i 8IaVM3Dz4EiUZm/XzfbOXL5BIsst2NYBY0vM67IOkbJfO+HYoT7Hu+Ph6mCV8zUE ipEvnwiL =tvnN -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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WB 2020 and OSHCamp cancelled.
by Andrew Back 16 Jul '20

16 Jul '20

It may come as little surprise to learn that the Wuthering Bytes festival is cancelled this year and so is Open Source Hardware Camp. That is, unless someone would like to take the lead on organising a mini online event around the same time, end August / early September. There were a few replies to the call and just prior to lockdown I pretty much stopped planning both events, so haven't approached any potential additional speakers. If there is interest in hosting something online just drop me a line off-list. Cheers, Andrew -- Andrew Back http://abopen.com

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