Over the years, I’ve seen many users looking to repurpose their Shadow Ghost devices following Shadow's abandonment of the hardware (see also my Open Letter to Shadow post). These devices are now frequently found on eBay and similar sites for cheap. Over the past two weeks, I

It's been a long journey, which explains why I didn't take much time to post news. There's still a lot to do, but it's moving forward to properly enable Shadow on Rockchip devices. We are now in a more stable state than

Been busy with the changes in the packaging system to be able to build many targets and not only for Radxa products (install as a full featured firmware image or by installing APT repository). CI has been stabilised, nightly build to ease tinkering and rapid deployment on target devices (Not

Embedded and Shadow has been one of the exciting part I've worked for several years (playing with Shadow components since 2017) as side projects in my batcave, I was excited by the fact I could build custom Shadow fanless client devices, at the cost of less than 15W