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Re:iSCSI target software for the ESP32 microcontroller
on Saturday February 03, 2024 @06:04PM (#39245675)
15 years or so ago I worked with iSCSI SANs; big boxes full of super fast hardware, lots of disks and expensive. Thinking back at that time I wondered: would it be possible to make a microcontroller into an iSCSI target? (a SAN on a microcontroller so to say) So I sat down and wrote a firmware for the cheap ESP32 to do so. And it works! You can now finally let your server boot from an SD-card (I connected an SD-card interface to the device for storage) over iSCSI. Not very fast (35 iops, 150kB/second (over WiFi)) but the proof of concept definitely works :-)
Re:A digital video recorder and streamer
on Thursday June 25, 2020 @07:41AM (#23639469)
I have developed a digital video recorder and streamer that also detects movement and audio.
It has been in the works for about 4 years now and I'm super proud that it actually gets usable now!
A friend of mine helped with the web-interface.
It is targetted at Linux, but it may work on other unixes; I did not try that yet.
I love to hear feedback. If you would like to see certain new features or things that need improvement; let me know!
A digital video recorder and streamer
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