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 The Milk-V Duo is a really fun board to play with, and I encourage anyone who's interested in Linux and embedded programming to get one and try it out. You'll probably learn a lot and it'll be a lot of fun!
 
-They cost only $9, and you can usually find them for as low as $5. All you need is a USB-C cable. No serial adapter or debugger is required (though a serial adapter is nice to have for troubleshooting boot issues).
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+They cost only $9, and you can usually find them for as low as $5. All you need is a USB-C cable and a microSD card. No serial adapter or debugger is required (though a serial adapter is nice to have for troubleshooting boot issues).
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