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Part 3—John Hawley: Designing an Open Source Hardware Board From the Ground Up

John Hawley, evangelist for the MinnowBoard* project in the Open Technology Center at Intel, discusses the technical approach to opening the core firmware that he and his team took. System-on-a-chip (SoC) manufacturers can still use open source hardware; the real question is what information you need to offer to users in order to replicate the board.

EPISODES (4)
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Part 1—Layout Design Tools and Open Source Hardware Derivatives at SparkFun*

(7:34)

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Part 3—John Hawley: Designing an Open Source Hardware Board From the Ground Up

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Part 4—The Relationship Between Intel and SparkFun*

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Part 5—Nathan Seidle: The Intent toward Open Source and the Future of Single-Board Computing

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