<t>Ok, what I mean is to make a "standard" interface for Rasp: once connected the interface (via USB, or GPIO, or other way) I just need to select the display controller, then plug display.<br/> <br/> I know I can't use a 7" LCD panel (or smaller).... I don't remember the correct word.... instead RG...

<t>What about conversion from USB?<br/> <br/> There are a lot of chips to convert USB to serial; in several projects there is a PIC microcontroller that do this. I'm thinking it could be possible make a "custom" USB interface that can control specific controller display. My doubt is just the speed: ...

<t>Hi everybody, I think Rasp is really great, a lot of things in a so small device, so cheap.<br/> <br/> So I'm very surpriset to discover I can only use HDMI or RGB..... so, the only device I can use is..... a monitor!<br/> <br/> I can't still understand why engineers don't provided the option for...

<t> with GordonH said: <br/> <br/> You shouldn't have compatability with Gambas regardless of the underlying Linux, however I don't think Ubuntu is directly supported, but Debian is, and there is a Gambas2 package in Debian so I'd suggest that there won't be any issues. Hard to be 100% sure though, ...

So, if I'm developing with Gambas on Ubuntu (or Slackware) I wouldn't hawe compatibility issues when on Rasp?

Ok, but let's image I would use Gambas (for example) to make a program that will run on my Rasp, so let's suppose I have made a mediacenter.

Now, Linux can run on Rasp: which distro of Linux should I install on my PC to test my Gambas program like I would have it running on Rasp?

I'm planning to make a Gambas "Car Media Player" with an EPIA motherboard, but I'm still at beginiing.

It would be very interesting make it through Raspberry.....

I wanted to make something similar, but I bought "Si4735" that has got inside AM/FM RDS radio with analog/digital output.

But it works in I2C or SPI mode, so I need to make an adapter from USB.

I'm looking very interested about Raspberry about this...

<t>Hi, I don't know what do you expect from your "home made" seismometer, but I work in a Seismological Research Center (I work on maintenance).<br/> <br/> You could make your seismometer... just for fun: I know in your area there are strong hearthquakes, but you can only detect hearthquakes through...