Prettty pleased with how this blog post turned out:
https://www.adacore.com/blog/migrating-c-to-ada-spark-with-agentic-ai-a-practical-playbook

So much, that I applied it to 2 drivers in the #Linxu kernel for #Raspberry Pi too:
https://gitlab.com/mhermeling/ada-linux/-/tree/ada-spi?ref_type=heads

Migrating C to Ada SPARK with Agentic AI: A Practical Playbook

Agentic AI can enable teams to re-use existing code bases and carefully decide which parts to translate into Ada SPARK, avoiding problems caused by memory…

AdaCore
The #Raspberry #pi5 is sending a 54 MHz PCIe refclock during boot before switching to 100 MHz, this is a bit surprising ...
#super #linux for #hacking
Portable Handheld Linux Terminal with 3.5inch touch display, 640 × 480 resolution, Optical Bonding, Supports #Raspberry Pi 4B / 5 portable development and debugging devices | PocketTerm35-Pi4
https://www.waveshare.com/pocketterm35.htm?sku=34463
Does anyone know where I can get a Quad #SATA #HAT for a #Raspberry #Pi?
I see #Seeed and #Radxa used to make these kind of things, but nowhere can I actually find such a hat for sale, it's all out of stock.
Tailscale ou WireGuard sur Raspberry Pi : quel VPN choisir ?

WireGuard est un serveur VPN traditionnel, tandis que Tailscale est une solution VPN de type maillage. Avec WireGuard, l'utilisateur a un contrôle total et peut personnaliser chaque aspect du serveur. Tailscale, en revanche, est une solution gérée où les configurations sont définies à l’avance.

RaspberryTips
Installer Webmin : configurez un Raspberry Pi sans lignes de commandes – #raspberry #linux
https://raspberrytips.fr/installer-webmin-raspberry-pi/
Installer Webmin : configurez un Raspberry Pi sans commandes

Webmin est un excellent outil de configuration pour un Raspberry Pi, mais il n'est pas disponible dans le dépôt par défaut. Donc, la façon la plus simple d'installer Webmin sur Raspberry Pi OS est de télécharger le paquet binaire depuis le site officiel et de l'installer.

RaspberryTips
Recently I purchased one of these including raspberry Pi Hat from Elecrow for use as a Lorawan Gateway with the things network. Works well and better value than other options I've seen. #IoT #WeSense #Raspberry Pi #Lora #Telemetry #gateway #NewZealand https://www.elecrow.com/lr1302-lorawan-gateway-module-spi-us915-sx1302-long-range-gateway-module-support-8-channels.html
LR1302 LoRaWAN Gateway Module | SX1302, US915, SPI, 8Channel

LR1302 LoRaWAN Gateway Module for US915 networks. Features SX1302 chip, mini-PCIe, 8 channels, high sensitivity, and low power consumption. Get details.

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There is a #RaspberryPi fanbase on #TikTok: The question now is whether reach is more important than free #software. On the one hand, it’s great when people #tinker with the right components, but they should also understand the concept behind them. Without the major commercial social networks, however, no one would even notice. That’s why hardly anyone in the #mainstream is familiar with #Firefox or #Linux.

#hardware #news #diy #case #art #artwork #raspberry #cyberdeck #foss #floss #socialmedia #freedom #question #bigtech #china #economy #internet #online #follower
RE: chaos.social/users/lukasfx/sta…

The 4 minutes notes about running #FreeBSD on the #Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. Honestly not my primary / expected choice but it seems to be doing the job. So I'm gonna go further on this path.

https://www.tumfatig.net/2026/freebsd-14.4-on-raspberry-pi-zero-2w/

#RunBSD

FreeBSD 14.4 on Raspberry Pi Zero 2W

Not convinced lately with OpenBSD on this board , I went searching for another BSD OS to run on the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. According to the documentation, FreeBSD should do fine. Let’s have a look.

The #FreeBSD is installed and running on the #Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. And it hasn’t froze yet. Of course, I have an Ethernet Hat because WiFi is not supported (yet). Also, it is running on PoE, now that a switch port has been freed for it. Next step will be to set up my secondary DNS and failback DHCP server on this.

Both implies a post on TuM’Fatig, of course. It’s not because anybody can do it that I won’t brag about have done it myself 😬

EDIT: in the meantime, dmesg is there https://dmesgd.nycbug.org/dmesgd?do=view&id=8895

NYC*BUG dmesgd

New York City BSD User Group dmesgd