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Richard Hughes

@hughsieTracked since May 2026

creating open source software.

Observed Aug 20, 2026 · stalePublic earnings

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0% · 30-day rate from 13 observed days

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$23

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$0/moFree5100% of observed tier members

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3 paid members · 30-day rate from 13 observed days

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May 202617 weeks trackedNow

Richard Hughes3 members · $23/mo

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Not ranked	Richard HughesProfileUncategorizedPaid members position in Recommended cohort	3	Reference	Aug 20, 2026Stale

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Article Latest postPublicHPE 10K SAS HDD Hard Drive

This morning I purchased a SAS disk from HPE to verify that fwpud detects the device correctly, and can upgrade firmware. Assuming this works, I'm going to add support for notifying the user about critical firmware issues on the current device which will lead to data loss. See https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/swd/detail?swItemId=MTX-6f54e8621f4c490a918defdab6 for more details.

Feb 11, 2022 0 likes 0 comments

XMEGA and UC3 now supported in fwupdI've been adding support for various UC3 (AVR32) and XMEGA chips in fwupd, thanks in most part to the donations here that allowed me to buy hardware. There are now three vendors I can approach with a much easier-to-swallow "can you upload firmware to the LVFS" rather than "can you add support in fwupd and THEN upload firmware to the LVFS". Fingers crossed, wish me luck :)ImageNov 7, 2017Public 0 2 New HWID/CHID UI, and ported to Bootstrap 4The LVFS got a few new features today, here showing the new UI for restricting what machines are offered specific device firmwares. The idea is that vendors can restrict the device firmware to a specific baseboard vendor, either for QA or for legal purposes.Articletoday at Aug 20 crawlPublic 0 0 First round of hardware purchasedThanks for all the donations so far. I'm spending $25 today on buying some Atmel reference boards so I can add support for hardware based on processors like the ATmega32u4 to fwupd. This allows us to easily support hardware based on those chips, for instance the Retrode ROM dumper and various things built on top of the Arduino platform.Articletoday at Aug 20 crawlPublic 0 0 The Linux Vendor Firmware ServiceOct 18, 2017ArticleOct 18, 2017Public 0 0 HPE 10K SAS HDD Hard DriveThis morning I purchased a SAS disk from HPE to verify that fwpud detects the device correctly, and can upgrade firmware. Assuming this works, I'm going to add support for notifying the user about critical firmware issues on the current device which will lead to data loss. See https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/swd/detail?swItemId=MTX-6f54e8621f4c490a918defdab6 for more details.ArticleFeb 11, 2022Public 0 0 XMEGA and UC3 now supported in fwupdI've been adding support for various UC3 (AVR32) and XMEGA chips in fwupd, thanks in most part to the donations here that allowed me to buy hardware. There are now three vendors I can approach with a much easier-to-swallow "can you upload firmware to the LVFS" rather than "can you add support in fwupd and THEN upload firmware to the LVFS". Fingers crossed, wish me luck :)ImageNov 7, 2017Public 0 2 New HWID/CHID UI, and ported to Bootstrap 4The LVFS got a few new features today, here showing the new UI for restricting what machines are offered specific device firmwares. The idea is that vendors can restrict the device firmware to a specific baseboard vendor, either for QA or for legal purposes.Articletoday at Jun 1 crawlPublic 0 0 First round of hardware purchasedThanks for all the donations so far. I'm spending $25 today on buying some Atmel reference boards so I can add support for hardware based on processors like the ATmega32u4 to fwupd. This allows us to easily support hardware based on those chips, for instance the Retrode ROM dumper and various things built on top of the Arduino platform.Articletoday at Jun 1 crawlPublic 0 0 The Linux Vendor Firmware ServiceOct 18, 2017ArticleOct 18, 2017Public 0 0

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