Hello,
I say share internet connection on 3G modem by following procedure
properties -- sharing -- select the LAN connection .. then press ok
Sharing is done.
But , OS (Vista) assigns that LAN connection a IP : 192.168.0.1 net
mask as : 255.255.255.0
This is not in range of 192.168.7.2
Hi,
I'd rather use Angstrom because it is recommended with the beagle board...
Does anyone know how to create the SD with the images compiled with
http://beagleboard.org/linux ?
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After spending days looking for a solution including buying a few other
supposedly easier to work with wifi dongles, I've concluded:
*It's easier to talk directly to the GODS than it is to get the Beaglebone
Black working with Wifi with the Angstrom OR the Ubuntu images.*
Seriously, this is
Hi,
I am trying to use the beaglebone black (in factory default settings) in a
control application, where the BBB interfaces to a 20x4 character LCD, 18
button keypad, and a RS 232 connection using ttyO4 port (connects to RS 485
network using appropriate drivers).
I have almost developed the
Does anyone have any other thoughts or ideas on these?
Thanks for the help
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Did you try using an extension cable on the USB dongle?
Gerald
On Sat, Oct 12, 2013 at 11:25 PM, analogreal...@gmail.com wrote:
After spending days looking for a solution including buying a few other
supposedly easier to work with wifi dongles, I've concluded:
*It's easier to talk
Hi,
I want to build Qt app that have to run with the 4D-Touch screen cape from
4D system.
- I've followed the instructions from the Debian installation
tutorialhttp://eewiki.net/display/linuxonarm/BeagleBone+Black which
let me successfully start the BBB.
uname -a : Linux arm
You can install Qt on the x86, write an application, debug it etc. Then
upload source files to a target and compile there
2013/10/13 dlewin555 dlewin...@gmail.com
ooow : so either I want to build a graphical Qt app
- I have to install Qtcreator etc on the beagleboneBlack : I'm not sure
this
Hi,
My instruction may be out of date with the latest version of the
kernel/filesystem, but a couple of notes on your questions:
With regards to both the 'opkg upgrade' and the 'disagrees about version of
symbol', this looks like you are trying to run a module compiled under a
different
I have struggled with every aspect of the BBB.
I get home from work, looking forward to maybe, finally accomplishing
something on the BBB- but every session is the same, lots of trials and all
errors.
The advice given on the internet I am sure is good, its just my own
experience level that
Well did you check out the resource on the little white card that came in
the box? http://circuitco.com/support/BeagleBoneBlack
Go there and look at
http://circuitco.com/support/index.php?title=BeagleBoneBlack#Extremely_Useful_Links
I suggest in particular
On Sun, 13 Oct 2013, Eric Williams wrote:
Yeah, the BBB isn't really for beginners, the learning curve is
pretty steep.
um ... if you're trying to get into embedded linux, i'm not sure
you're going to find a more convenient platform.
rday
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It seems maybe some of us stepped into the deep end of the pool too
quickly.
I can always set the BBB aside while I learn the basics on an easier
platform, thats not a problem.
Which development board would you recommend for someone brand new to
entire embedded Linux stuff? I think it
On Oct 13, 2013 6:51 PM, coate...@gmail.com wrote:
It seems maybe some of us stepped into the deep end of the pool too
quickly.
I can always set the BBB aside while I learn the basics on an easier
platform, thats not a problem.
Which development board would you recommend for someone brand
IMHO embedded Linux is now not that much different to Linux desktop
systems. I have worked with Linux for many years and it is refreshing
that embedded silicon has now become powerful enough to run a full
fledged Linux system rather than stripped down systems such as uCLinux.
My suggestion is
Sorry, that meant to say Kernel 3.2
On Monday, 14 October 2013 12:35:31 UTC+13, Terry Storm wrote:
Hello
Can someone help me find out how to list the capes detected by the BBB in
Android?
I am running the TI build with 3.8 Kernel, and I want to see what it
thinks is plugged into the BBB
I agree with Dave Lambert. Linux is Linux. The only difference is, you're
also most likely going to be playing with different peripherals compared to
say a PC. *Maybe*.
Or more correctly in my own case, Debian is Debian. Which is what I use on
my own BBB. The only differences for me is learning
http://cubox-i.com/
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On Friday, October 11, 2013 11:03:16 AM UTC-4, smith.wi...@gmail.com wrote:
Last time I built OE for the BBB, the recommendation was to
use angstrom-v2012.12-yocto1.3 as angstrom-v2013.06-yocto1.4 didn't
compile. That was in August, now I see that there's
a angstrom-v2013.12-yocto1.5 in
Libraries installed dont have the qws feature compiled in I guess. Probably
you need to compile Qt yourself
http://wiki.mentorel.com/doku.php/qt-embedded
14.10.2013 1:14 пользователь dlewin555 dlewin...@gmail.com написал:
That's a good idea Maxim, nevertheless after installed libqt4-dev on BBB
I dont know if qt 4.8 support mtdev
As I know , only from qt 5 , will support mtdev
What I am sure is from buildroot git tree , you can build qt 5.0 , and
actually , You can modify for build 5.1.1 (I have done this on iMX6 )
Maybe you can have a try
2013/10/14 Maxim Podbereznyy
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