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 # Femtofox &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<sub><sub>The tiny, low power Linux Meshtastic node
 #### The Luckfox Pico Mini is a compact and power efficient Linux capable board, capable of running Ubuntu. Femtofox is an expansion of the Luckfox's capabilities, combining a customized Ubuntu image with a custom PCB, integrating it with a LoRa radio to create a power efficient, cheap and small Meshtastic Linux node.
 
- - Features
- - Supported hardware
- - Installation guide
- - How to order - coming soon
- - [Networking](#networking)
- - USB configuration tool 
 
-**Features:**
+**Project goals:**
+* A solar-deployable Meshtastic node running Linux, without needing a giant solar panel / battery
+* Wifi capabilities (with ability to disable/enable wifi via mesh for power savings)
+
+- [Features](#features)
+- Specifications - coming soon
+- [Supported hardware](supported_hardware.md)
+- [Installation guide](foxbuntu_install)
+- How to order - coming soon
+- DIY instructions - coming soon
+- [Networking](#networking)
+- [USB configuration tool](usbconfig.md) 
+
+### Features
 * Tiny size (63x54mm for the Kitchen Sink Edition, 65x30mm for the Smol Edition). Roughly equivalent to a Raspberry Pi and Pi Zero.
 * Power efficiency (~0.35-0.4w average with a 30db radio and no wifi)
 * Full Linux CLI (Ubuntu) via our pre-built Foxbuntu image
 * Meshtastic native client support via SPI
-* USB host support
-* USB wifi support
-* RTC support for timekeeping
+* USB host support - attach USB peripherals (see [supported hardware](supported_hardware.md))
+* USB wifi support (see [supported hardware](supported_hardware.md))
+* RTC support for timekeeping (see [supported hardware](supported_hardware.md))
 
 **Accomplished:**
 - [x] Meshtastic native client controlling a LoRa radio (see [supported hardware](supported_hardware.md))
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 - [x] Allow editing of config files by plugging in thumb drive
 - [x] Ability to activate or deactivate WIFI via Meshtastic admin
 
-**Project goals:**
-* A solar-deployable Meshtastic node running Linux, without needing a giant solar panel / battery
-* Wifi capabilities (with ability to disable/enable wifi via mesh for power savings)
-
 The preconfigured images will reboot every 24 hours. If the internal clock is accurate, this will be at 3am. Reboot timing is set in `crontab`. To keep accurate time, an RTC module can be installed (see [supported hardware](supported_hardware.md)) or internet connectivity can be utilized for NTP via [Chrony](https://chrony-project.org/).
 
 ### [Supported hardware - click here](supported_hardware.md)