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|Name=Embla | |||
|Picture=Embla-appliance.jpg | |||
|Omschrijving=Embla is a chess program. It plays chess, e.g. generates the moves. It is not a board or so. | |||
|Status=Completed | |||
|Contact=Flok | |||
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The raspberry pi zero boots up with the SD card in read-only mode (to prevent SD-damage caused by an unclean shutdown) and starts a small python script. This python script talks the [http://wbec-ridderkerk.nl/html/UCIProtocol.html UCI protocol] understood by Embla and then interfaces the keyboard, the display and the chess program. | The raspberry pi zero boots up with the SD card in read-only mode (to prevent SD-damage caused by an unclean shutdown) and starts a small python script. This python script talks the [http://wbec-ridderkerk.nl/html/UCIProtocol.html UCI protocol] understood by Embla and then interfaces the keyboard, the display and the chess program. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:11, 21 January 2018
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Embla is a chess program. It plays chess, e.g. generates the moves. It is not a board or so. | |
Status | Completed |
Contact | Flok |
Last Update | 2018-01-21 |
Embla is a chess program. It plays chess, e.g. generates the moves. It is not a board or so.
Website: https://vanheusden.com/Embla/
For the people who are afraid of red, yellow, blue and computers, there's now a solution: I made a small box combining a small keyboard these, an even smaller display (a 7110 by Nokia) and a raspberry pi zero.
The raspberry pi zero boots up with the SD card in read-only mode (to prevent SD-damage caused by an unclean shutdown) and starts a small python script. This python script talks the UCI protocol understood by Embla and then interfaces the keyboard, the display and the chess program.