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Triaging Dependabot With a Copilot Canvas
Dependabot is one of those tools that I really appreciate, right up until I open a repository and see a pile of pull requests waiting for me. And this is particularly noticeable when working on a monorepo, such as the Aspire Community Toolkit . Individually, each PR is pretty…
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Upgrading My Keyboard With a Trackball
Back in 2021 I switched to using a split keyboard , the ZSA Moonlander , and I wrote about my experience after the first month . Fast forward five years, and the Moonlander is still going strong as my daily driver. But I had started noticing something about the way I was using…
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Reviving the Tessel 2 - The Middle Rungs
The last post got the Tessel 2 from the factory-era image to LEDE 17.01. That first rung did more than produce a newer image: it made the failure observable, moved the coprocessor onto the upstream spi1 controller, and trimmed the MT7620 pinmux so chip-select 1 actually…
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Reviving the Tessel 2 - The First Rung
The last post we went through the first attempt at getting a modern OpenWrt on the boards using a one-shot upgrade from the factory image, and it failed. The conclusion was that we need to do smaller jumps, so let’s start by going to the next release, 17.01, and see if we can…
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Reviving the Tessel 2 - The Big Bang That Failed
At the end of the last post I decided that upgrading OpenWrt was worth the risk. There was a current upstream release, the Tessel’s MT7620 hardware still belonged to a supported OpenWrt target family, and the factory image had been without security updates for about a decade. I…
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Reviving the Tessel 2 - Should You Even Upgrade?
The last post left me with a working Windows path for deploying code to a factory-standard Tessel 2. That raised the next question: was upgrading OpenWrt even worth it? It wasn’t a simple task. This is a device with no screen and no normal console. I understood the SAMD21…
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Reviving the Tessel 2 - Getting the Old Tooling to Run Again
At the end of the last post I said the next question was whether I could talk to these boards at all. The first thing to do is just assess the current state of the tooling, and to do that we’ll install the t2-cli : 1 npm install t2-cli Their docs do state to use -g and install…