NanoKVM Unboxing, Review, and Teardown: Bringing BMC/IPMI Remote Management to Regular PCs
Sipeed's NanoKVM is a compact IP-KVM based on LicheeRV Nano, bringing server-grade remote management to desktop PCs and workstations without BMC. It captures video via HDMI, emulates keyboard/mouse and USB storage via USB, and offers network control over Ethernet. The Full version adds ATX power control and OLED display. Available as DIY-oriented Lite and plug-and-play Full, it supports remote desktops, BIOS access, OS installation, and serial ports, consuming only ~1.3W. With Tailscale support, users can manage hosts remotely without a public IP.
STM32F407-Based LVGL Project Template for MSP3526 Screen (FreeRTOS and Bare Metal Editions)
Article presents porting LVGL to STM32F407 with a 3.5-inch MSP3526 LCD (ST7796, FT6336U) using SPI+DMA, providing FreeRTOS and bare-metal project versions. It covers wiring, performance figures (~9 FPS full-screen, >30 FPS partial after overclocking), code examples, and download resources, helping readers implement embedded GUI displays effectively.