CHIP - my new linux toy!

Few days ago I have received my CHIP board.
It is a 9$ board which has very nice set of features:

1. Runs Linux.
2. Open source hardware.
3. Good documentation.
4. WiFi B/G/N Built-in.
5. 1GHz Processor
6. 4GB of Storage
7. 512MB of RAM
8. Bluetooth 4.0

The first thing I did is downloading a debian server image and installed it via CHIP flasher utility. I work with Linux Ubuntu which is supported very well, just had to install the flasher utility which is made as Google Chrome plugin.

Next, I connected to the board via serial emulation:

minicom --baudrate 115200 --device /dev/ttyACM0

(user name: chip, password: chip)

To turn it off safely, do:
$ sudo shutdown now

I will present you many experiences which I will do on that board, so be tuned ;-)