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I am Dave, a PhD candidate in the Department of Computer & Information Science & Engineering (CISE) at the University of Florida. I am a founding member of FICS (Florida Institute for Cybersecurity) Research. My research involves system infrastructure, security and storage. I am interested in Linux kernel hacking, compilers and machine learning stuffs. I also play guitars though not professionally when I am tired of coding:)
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Tag Archives: palo35
Gumstix Overo – USB gadget mass storage
This post introduces the general procedure to make gumstix overo work as an USB gadget mass storage using the Yocto Linux. Thanks Adam Lee (Gumstix) for the gadget configuration consulting and debugging. Thanks Tyler Nichols (OSIRIS Lab) for the hardware … Continue reading →
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Tagged ARM, bitbake, gumstix, Linux, overo, palo35, usb gadget, yocto
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