• Pulling code and compiling git@github.com:edwin-oetelaar/dpdaemon.git
• should we keep 2 versions ? eddaemon and dpdaemon
• I think we can compile this on Windows-10 using WSL2 (windows subsystem linux)
  • We can not use WSL2 in a virtualized Windows-10, nesting hypervisors does not work, even when bios and virtualbox have it enabled
  • Working with WSL2, Ubuntu on a normal Windows laptop without dual boot works fine, network connections from inside should work, but need testing
  • I suggest we focus on Linux-native users and WSL2 users, not native windows or Mac users

Compiles cleanly with

git clone git@github.com:edwin-oetelaar/dpdaemon.git cd dpdaemon make

fix 1 bug, clean compile now

• import into pro 9.x version of eagle (linked to fusion 360 account)
• export as eagle 7.x version
• import into kicad 5 or 6 pre
• fix things
• Bob will take existing boards and make mounting hole spacing 40 mm outside dimension 48 mm
• we call the new version “Black-Boards”

• Unboxing of the system and the cards
• Why the system is useful
• What place does it have in the arduino/raspberry-Pi ecosystem
• Building reliable
• Building quickly
• Who is the target audience (promise of the arduino letting you down?)
• Better documentation
• Fully open hardware
• A real design, based on a vision of a controlling API works on Linux and others
• License for commercial use
• Commercial support and customisation

• Engineers or aspiring makers are target
• some knowledge required
• explain what FPGA is what can it do that is hard
• why are FPGA boards seldom used outside of big companies?
• can we do precise timing
• can we do real random number generators
• can we do encryption to make communication secure and private
• do we have a patent
• trouble with long wires, I2C and other bus systems
• does it cost a lot of money
• do you get value for your money
• can you make money using selling and contributing to the ecosystem
• explain why creating stuff is so difficult and expensive
• We are not sales people
• We are like you, we have done this and learned some lessons
• We want to help you by sharing
• we struggle with the business part, just like all tech people
• we our tech is cool and everyone should see it and use it
• If you contribute you get credit and money
• Building robots and machines is cool and is the future
• we like sci fi movies
• we like to hear from you
• we like your feedback on our work
• we will change thing if we hear a good idea
• we will sell some hardware because it make your life easier
• everything will be open and free so you can take it and use it forever
• we spent lots of time writing drivers and code, use it, make it better and share it again
• engineers make the world go round
• technology drives progress, creates more wealth, health and enables art
• we are trying something new and want you to participate in our journey
• we do not want to