Robots & gadgets

A vibe-coded Linux board that boots and accepts SSH over USB

The board was designed with tscircuit, the author's own electronics tool. It needed one small patch after the wrong RAM voltage was chosen, and then the team could log in over USB.

View on X
253likes
15reposts
79saves
10Kviews
Made with
tscircuit
Role
Founder, tscircuit
Posted
Seve@seveibar

First vibe-coded linux board(?!), made with tscircuit!

Needed a small patch due to selecting the wrong RAM voltage (we'll add validation for this!)

We were able to SSH in over USB!

Let the linux everywhere era begin!!

View on X
Image 1 of 3 from the postImage 2 of 3 from the postImage 3 of 3 from the post

More in Robots & gadgets

LEGO duck designed from 1,113 real parts, with a 237-step bookletRobots & gadgets@victormustar8.7K6725.7K
A $30 USB Wi-Fi dongle turned into a 40 Msps dual-band radio receiverRobots & gadgets@luigifcruz41663355
Opus 5.5 crashed an ESP32, then debugged its own mistakeRobots & gadgets@_Stocko_1K17193
A robot gripper rebuilt in CAD around its stock servoRobots & gadgets@adamdotnew3.3K2242K