Babel-USB: chiavetta USB con tutti i file
Sintesi redazionale: URL dell'articolo: https://github.com/p2r3/babel-usb URL dei commenti: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48478766 Punti: 10 # Commenti: 3. Fonte originale: https://github.com/p2r3/babel-usb
<p>This project turns an ESP32-S3 development board into an infinite filesystem inspired by the digital Library of Babel.</p><p>- Buy an ESP32-S3 development board - ideally one shaped as a USB stick for maximum bewilderment. This is the one I got, though you don't necessarily need this exact variant.<br>**That said, make sure you're getting an ESP32-S3.**That's the only one I've tested. Others may not have hardware USB support. S2 might work, but I make no promises. - Get Visual Studio Code and set up PlatformIO. Refer to Google or YouTube if you don't know how.<br>- Clone this repository<br>**with submodules**. Again, if you don't know what that means, look it up. - Open the cloned folder in VScode, wait for it to set up the project.<br>- While holding the "BOOT" button, plug the microcontroller into your PC.<br>- Click the "→" icon in VScode to compile and flash the project. Once that's done, disconnect and reconnect the microcontroller.<br>- Explore! You might have to copy files off of the MTP share before reading them, as most programs don't support reading directly from MTP.</p><p>- Install Bun.<br>- Navigate to the cloned folder and use the command<br>`bun run file-to-path.js <path>`</p><p>, where`<path>`</p><p>is a path to the file you wish to find. Note that files larger than a couple hundred bytes will take a very long time to generate. - Copy the path it returns and paste it into your file browser after<br>`disk/`</p><p>. - Find the<br>`file`</p><p>, copy it off of the drive, and verify that it is in fact the same file.</p><p>The hardware-facing bits of this project are loosely cobbled on top of RigoLigoRLC's work on esp32s3-tusb-mtp and their fork of espressif-tinyusb-component.</p>