Linux on the Behringer X32? Why? I mean, why not?

In this video I'll take you on a journey setting up and uploading the Linux-kernel together with user-programs to the Behringer X32 - originally an Audio-Mixing-Console. Why? Just for learning purposes, but perhaps more will develop here in the future :-) More information: GitHub-Repository: https://github.com/xn--nding-jua/OpenX32 ChrisDevBlog: https://chrisdevblog.com More videos: My DIY X32-Expansion-Card: https://youtu.be/3Uor9Ot7x9M Testing this DIY X-Card: https://youtu.be/Q8K0aeqDBiI Another video about the Audio-FPGA-Project: https://youtu.be/ntZmuW3fBnc Credits: Music "Blue Mood" by Robert Munzinger Music "Flight is Aight" by Karneef Music "Smoke" by Lish Grooves Music "Sweaty Linen" by Surf Ninja 3 Music "The Bywater" by The Mini Vandals Music "Lazy Walk" by Cheel Music "SMB Overworld" by Koji Kondo Magnifiying Glass in Thumbnail: garnelchen from Pixabay Content of this video: 0:00 Intro and general idea 3:01 Investigating X32-SD-Card 5:48 Decompiling DCP-Bootloader 8:19 Booting through USB and first Program 12:25 Testing U-Boot 17:17 Preparing Linux-Kernel 21:05 Preparing new firmware-package 27:38 Uploading Linux to X32 29:41 Preparing RootFS with Busybox 35:25 Uploading complete system 38:36 Sourcecode and outlook