LeMaker Guitar User Manual(The first edition)

john.wen

Hello everybody:

    Good news! LeMaker Guitar User Manual(The first edition) was released, you can download from http://www.lemaker.org/product-guitar-download-39.html

Table of Contents

1 Introduction

    1.1 What is LeMaker Guitar?

    1.2 What is Linux

    1.3 What accessories you need?

    1.4 How to connect the accessories

    1.5 See also

2 Install OS image

    2.1 Write OS image into MicroSD card on Windows

    2.2 Write OS image into MicroSD card on Linux

    2.3 Write OS firmware into EMMC on Windows

    2.4 Write OS firmware into EMMC on Linux

    2.5 OS image partitions description

    2.6 See Also

3 Basic Usage

    3.1 Display

       3.1.1 HDMI

       3.1.2 LVDS

    3.2 Audio

    3.3 WI-FI

       3.3.1 Use WI-FI as the station mode

       3.3.2 Use WI-FI as the ap mode

    3.4 Bluetooth

    3.5 Camera

    3.6 Storage

       3.6.1 USB

       3.6.2 Micro SD card and EMMC NAND Flash

    3.7 ADC

    3.8 See also

4 Resize root filesystem partition

5 CPU

    5.1 Scale CPU frequency

    5.2 Read the CPU&PMU temperature

    5.3 See also

6 Remote login

    6.1 Use ssh to login

       6.1.1 Remote login on Windows

       6.1.2 Remote login on Linux

    6.2 Use vnc to login

    6.3 Use RDP to login

    6.4 See also

7 Video

    7.1 GPU hardware acceleration

       7.1.1 Install GPU hardware acceleration libraries

       7.1.2 Use glmark2 tool to test GPU

    7.2 Video decoder engine

    7.3 See also

8 IO controlling

    8.1 Use sysfs control gpio

    8.2 WiringLMK

    8.3 LMK.GPIO

    8.4 LeScratch

    8.5 See also

9 Back up OS image

    9.1 Use Win32Diskimager to back up

    9.2 Use dd command to back up

    9.3 See also

10 Android

    10.1 Basic desktop

    10.2 Basic Setting

MKT

Good job. guys

QUEEN

great, it will be more convenient to start to use LeMaker Guitar.

hnsncxy

Thanks for your sharing

john.wen

Good job!

Tido

john.wen replied at Nov 24, 2015 02:38
Good job!

No, actually it is not.
Some information in the Wiki is newer than in this 'new' manual

The background (watermark) picture as awful.

john.wen

Tido replied at Nov 23, 2015 21:34
No, actually it is not.
Some information in the Wiki is newer than in this 'new' manual

Do you have some good idea?

Tido

john.wen replied at Dec 21, 2015 08:23
Do you have some good idea?

Yes.
If you write a WIKI and a MANUAL = same information twice

// 1 //
Does it still need a manual if you have a good Wiki ?

// 2 //
Or, can you automatically generate the manual (each time someone clicks the link) from the Wiki = only write it once.

While I guess one (1) is the easier solution ;)