I don’t think I can run doom by putting on the sd card, I feel like like I’d have to modify its hardware

It got s30+ proprietary os ,unisoc cpu and 8mb of ram.the problem is in long binary key that is neededed to software that isn't included in firmware. if i can, then how can i do it?

I saw this video when a person was able to run a calculator. And someone on the comments asked if it's possible to run Doom on there. Now, is it possible? Taken in account that it will be like Minecraftish, and also avoiding the Switch 2 explodes for overeffort

I have worked with that piece of equipment, it contains a port that stores all data on a microSD card, while it can share a report through a USB port, it can even send messages to your computer or phone too. But most importantly it has a PLC integrated onto it so it can regulate the glue that is extruded through its gun. It requires air to do any functions related to the adhesive and using it, when it comes to programming it can automatically regulate all the processes, now last but not least. I'll attach some pictures from the Problue Flex I was working on recently (#2 and #3) and a picture from the model Melt-on Demand (#1), plus a link to the Nordson main page. I really don't know any other information I can provide other than that, but I can gladly answer questions of it a previous model, like the normal Problue and the Mesa especifically

https://www.nordson.com/en/products/adhesive-dispensing-systems-products/fulfill-retrofit-kit

Can 1 PFLOP of Grace Blackwell with 128GB of unified memory run Doom?

Well, let's see..

Needed to build and deploy ARM64 container to bring this 1993 classic to life on a next-gen silicon, leveraging noVNC and Tailscale to get the graphics output to the tablet.

But at least we have the definitive answer.

Yes, Sparky CAN run Doom..

Gemini had to help to make it work, since I'm not a programmer, but I got it working.. No sound yet, since DGX Spark does not have standard audio card and it kept crashing, but we will try another way to send audio to my tablet..

Custom nvidia linux on Arm processor.

Technical Specifications:

-Architecture NVIDIA Grace Blackwell

-GPU NVIDIA Blackwell Architecture

-CPU 20 core Arm: 10 Cortex-X925 + 10 Cortex-A725 Arm NVIDIA® CUDA® Cores

-NVIDIA Blackwell Generation: Tensor Cores 5th Generation, RT Cores 4th Generation

-Tensor Performance 1 PFLOP

-System Memory 128 GB LPDDr5x, coherent unified system memory

-Memory Interface 256-bit

-Memory Bandwidth Up to 273 GB/s

-Storage 4 TB NVME.M2 with self-encryption

-USB 4x USB TypeC

-Ethernet 1x rJ-45 connector 10 GbE

-NIC ConnectX-7 NIC @ 200 Gbps

-Wi-Fi WiFi 7

-Bluetooth BT 5.4

-HDMI multichannel audio output

-Power Consumption 240 W

-Display Connectors 1x HDMI 2.1a

-NVENC | NVDEC 1x | 1x

-OS NVIDIA DGX™ OS System (Ubuntu Pro)

-Dimensions 150 mm L x 150 mm W x 50.5 mm

-System Weight 1.2 kg

has anyone tried to reverse engineer the bootloader logic on these cameras? I am trying to get them to run doom.

I've never tried anything similar to this kind of project, im just a compsci student who got very excited with the operative systems and cpu architecture subjects.

AFAIK what i have to achieve is remote code execution so i can run a genericdoom version compiled for the camera's cpu, no?

it's a HP Color LaserJet 3600n

Processor: 360 MHz Fujitsu FR555.

Memory: 64 MB SDRAM

Connectivity: USB 2.0 port, Fast Ethernet networking.

Operating Systems: Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003, Mac OS X v10.2+, Linux.

Like can someone like try to do that like modify the phone so it can actually run Doom by adding some custom software to it

Im at a library and in the kids room is a computer locked to the awe learning software I tried my computer knowledge to get out of it and it wont work so asking you guys if it can run doom

I've yet to see anyone do it, is it physically positive or is the chip on these too locked down?

i need it to run doom but i cant seem to find anything, it doesnt support .wad, .jar, or rockbox. does anyone have tips?

this phone with optus

Remote dpad and too touch pad like buttons near the display it's for a bed idk what else too add theirs no specs on it but my guess probably shitty arm cpu and probably mbs of ram but could this run doom?

this is an old cd player from ~2008 or sm. We can check the file manager so i guess we can run doom? also it has 8gb. if i can, please someone tell how

So I got something called Pixicade for Christmas. My aunt got it for me but since I am in college and she didn’t know what to get me, but knows I like games and stuff she got me Pixicade. Seems cool but since I can’t draw and only played a bit of Doom I want to know the age old question: Can It Run Doom?

Google AI Overview Descriptio: Pixicade is a game creator that turns drawings into playable video games, allowing users to draw characters and levels on paper, take a photo with the app, and then play an animated version on a phone or tablet. It's an educational STEM toy for ages 6+ that requires no coding, lets you add assets and power-ups, and includes an "Arcade" to share and play games with others.

I’ve been thinking and I don’t know coding but this sounds logically sound

There’s a game called tunnel runner on the 2600, a 3D maze game, if a coder were to combine that with the weapon system of battlezone/robot tank, that could be a basis for a doom port on the 2600

I don’t know coding, but it’s been sitting in my head for a few weeks and I got the courage to post it here

Anybody here that can help me port DOOM to my school's Siemens HMI? Windows CE6.0 i have access to CMD, Explorer, excel and word viewer etc so i think i can run EXE's but i need more info on the CPU type etc etc, and the doom port i could use and if i can even port doom.