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      <title>Buildroot and U-boot on Raspberry Pi</title>
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      <description> When doing development of the OS, flashing your SD card after every change is not reasonable. Instead, use U-boot to allow booting over the network. In this post I go over configuring Buildroot to build U-boot and configure it for a Raspberry Pi. </description>
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      <title>A simpler life without sudo</title>
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      <description> Using Linux capabilities(7) to avoid using sudo, and using Capmon to figure out what capbilities are required. </description>
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