I2C on any PC II - I2C and Display connectors

#Tutorial #GNU #Linux #I2C #Programming
In this video I will show you how to access I2C devices from a Desktop PC with a free display connector running GNU/Linux. Enjoy!
Here is a video where I show how you can access the I2C bus with a C program:
• Tutorial: Access the I...
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[@lis6502]

Wunderbar!
This is THE content that actually restores sense of paying internet bill :)

[@CaifuLai]

How do you know what devices are connected to those i2c buses? for example, the i2c-6 is VGA port, and how about others? Thank you!

[@rolandjollivet38]

This is excellent..
What is the maximum bus speed you can use on the VGA port?

[@orbital_teapot]

Amazing work as always, indeed a nice way to get around the pi shortage, or add functionality to older hardware.

[@engthink]

Awesome, very useful!!!

[@darkboxstudios]

Came too soon! 360p

[@johannes4gnu_linux96]

Sorry :p I thought 15 minutes are enough for UA-cam to generate the HD version.

[@yangtzuchin]

Cool!
Thanks for sharing 🙏

[@yahmk3978]

Thank you very much!

[@ramadhanafif]

How can I do this but as a kernel module?

[@johannes4gnu_linux96]

If you run an older Kernel, I made a video about it here: ua-cam.com/video/j-zo1QOBUZg/v-deo.html Unfortunately this doesn't work with newer kernels. Maybe I will redo this video.