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It checks for i2c address of the sound hat first If found it can be a WM8960 (2-mic) or WM8731 (Mark1) based hat. It then checks if the right Arduino is connected to the right pins. If so it assumes a Mark1 device and configures the device.
OVOS - Buildroot OS
A minimalistic Linux OS bringing the open source voice assistant ovos-core to embedded, low-spec headless and/or small (touch)screen devices.
System.
OpenVoiceOS - Full 64 Bit distribution
- Linux kernel 6.1.x (LTS)
- Buildroot 2023.02.x (LTS) (With some modification here and there)
- OVOS framework / software package utilizing ovos-docker containers (Currently latest alpha/development version)
- Raspberry Pi 3|3b|3b+ (UEFI based)
- Raspberry Pi 4 (UEFI based)
- x86_64 Intel based computers (UEFI based) (Work In Progress)
- Open Virtual Appliance (UEFI based)
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| Please ⭐ this repo if you find it useful | Issues are like my personal TODO list and information archive |
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| I'm using the Apache License 2.0 similar as Mycroft A.I. which means commercial use is allowed | If you have any ideas, they're always welcome. Either submit an issue or a PR! |
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| I use uptime robot to monitor for things i can't monitor when the connection drops. | If you feel the need, now it's as easy as clicking this button! |
Documentation.
More information and instructions can be found within the "documentation" folder.
Credits
Mycroft AI (@MycroftAI)
Buildroot (@buildroot)
HassOS (@home-assistant)
Inspired by;
HassOS (@home-assistant)
SkiffOS (@skiffos)