I have my BBB connected to a ADSL modem/router in bridged mode, so BBB gets
directly an external IP. But sometimes, actually many times an hour, it
doens't respond to any protocol: I have tried pinging, ssh and http-request
but nothing reaches BBB (connection timeout). However, I have set a cron
I confirm this issue is not only related to Arch, but also Debian Wheezy.
They detect Easycap dongle fine, but motion doen't want to capture video
from it.
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Happy New Year everybody!
Well, reading all those comments here about non-profit and break-even
calculations my theory is the following:
Big TI saw the great success of the Raspberry Pi and its engaged community
so they decided to copy it. They created the "non-profit" Beagleboard.org
and let
On 2014-01-01 at 04:13:55 -0800, Anguel wrote:
> Well, reading all those comments here about non-profit and break-even
> calculations my theory is the following:
>
> Big TI saw the great success of the Raspberry Pi and its engaged community
> so they decided to copy it. They created the "non-pro
On Wednesday, January 1, 2014 1:37:02 PM UTC+1, Elena Grandi wrote:
>
> This theory has a problem: Beagleboard.org was born in 2008 or so,
> much earlier than the Raspberry (which started to be known to the
> public in 2011, and was available in 2012).
>
Ok, I admit I am not much aware of the
Den onsdagen den 1:e januari 2014 kl. 13:13:55 UTC+1 skrev Anguel:
>
> Happy New Year everybody!
>
> Well, reading all those comments here about non-profit and break-even
> calculations my theory is the following:
>
> On the other hand it is very interesting for me to know how much this
> "non-
Have the same problem, and it looks like "dropbear" crashes from time to
time.
My application is connecting to the Internet about once every five
minuites,
and this works, but ssh'ing in fails occasionally
I now run a script in the background which restarts dropbear, if it has
crashed
though
On Wed, Jan 1, 2014 at 5:08 AM, JJ wrote:
> I confirm this issue is not only related to Arch, but also Debian Wheezy.
> They detect Easycap dongle fine, but motion doen't want to capture video
> from it.
Can you retest with v3.13-rc6?
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Hello,
I saw that onboard EEPROM is connected at 0xA0 (0x50) slave address but
ioctl() on this address failed.
Anyone can point me to read this i2c device ?
The same problem with HDMI framer, I cannot read from it's slave address
0xE0 (0x70)
Thanks
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I have had my BBxm up and runnning for some months and yesterday whilst
trying OpenHab it crashed and when rebooted it says:
/bin/sh:cant access tty; job control turned off
(initramfs)
I tried creating another debian installation on a sd micro 8GB card using
RobertCNelson installation script whi
On Wed, Jan 1, 2014 at 12:19 PM, charlie wrote:
> I have had my BBxm up and runnning for some months and yesterday whilst
> trying OpenHab it crashed and when rebooted it says:
> /bin/sh:cant access tty; job control turned off
> (initramfs)
>
> I tried creating another debian installation on a sd
./mk_mmc.sh --mmc /dev/sdb -dtb omap3-beagle-xm --distro wheezy-armf
This seemed to all work fine but when I put it in to the BBxm nothing
happened.
See attached.
Cheers
Charlie
On Wednesday, January 1, 2014 6:24:36 PM UTC, RobertCNelson wrote:
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> On Wed, Jan 1, 2014 at 12:19 PM, charlie >
>
On Wed, Jan 1, 2014 at 12:44 PM, charlie wrote:
> ./mk_mmc.sh --mmc /dev/sdb -dtb omap3-beagle-xm --distro wheezy-armf
>
> This seemed to all work fine but when I put it in to the BBxm nothing
> happened.
>
> See attached.
OH my!!!
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Finished populating Boot Partition
On Wednesday, January 1, 2014 6:55:38 AM UTC-6, Anguel wrote:
>
>
>
> On Wednesday, January 1, 2014 1:37:02 PM UTC+1, Elena Grandi wrote:
>>
>> This theory has a problem: Beagleboard.org was born in 2008 or so,
>> much earlier than the Raspberry (which started to be known to the
>> public in 20
Hi
Happy New Year
I would like my BBB to be shot down correctly via shut down or halt command
if power into BBB is interrupted ( and by doing that avoid corruption of my
SD card).
So, I have two supercapacitors - 10F 2.7v connected in series, what I am
looking for is a dc/dc converter ( ste
There are some interesting and unbelievably cheap converters on eBay (i.e.
$1.56 + $1 shipping!):
However, in order to force a clean shutdown you'll need to detect loss of
input power (voltage comparator circuit on a breadboard cape?), generate an
interrupt to the CPU, and have a software drive
> Anyone willing to donate some funds so we can fund some SW developers?
>
> Gerald
Yes.
Thanks,
Hugh Johnson
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You know what I find "funny" ?
That here is one hell of a piece of hardware ( complete system ), that
costs $45( very good price ), that works very well if you're willing to
spend some time working on it ( software ). And all a bunch of people on
this list can do is complain, find conspiracy theor
I really have not researched or looked into it at all really, but It seems
to me as kevind says above it would be best to buy, or even make an
"inline" UPS. I had been looking at these high capacity USB charger type
devices, which to me seems to be a perfect fit. But again I have no looked
too deep
So close...
I had an old PC sitting around collecting dust so I formatted that to
Ubuntu 12.04. I re-did everything from that machine. Before I started,
when I plugged in the SD card that I had setup from the Win7 machine into
the Ubuntu machine it seemed to mount the two partitions fine ...
Well said William! Initially, I adopted Angstrom as it seemed to be the
"official" way that the Beagle community was heading. About a month,
however, ago I felt that Angstrom was not meeting my needs as far as
stability and "support", so I changed to Debian. No big deal. It only
took a day or t
Here it is:
https://github.com/mcdonamp/RH_ROBO_Quadcopter/blob/master/i2c_bitbang/pru_sw/example_apps/control_alg/imu.p
I wrote it so we could communicate with an MPU6050 IMU via PRU for part of
my senior design project. It's a little rough, and was programmed with the
MPU6050 in mind, and has
I checked our project's wiki, and oddly I don't see the PRU calling
conventions documented there anymore. Here's the jist of it:
--all registers are to be preserved upon exit from a functions (besides
the retval registers)
--the stack grows downwards.
If you have any other questions abo
Oh, and there is also bitbanged pwm in there as well, if you go up a
directory. The files in control_alg are the ones being actively developed,
and demonstrates a (rough) control algorithm for our quadcopter, which
hasn't actually flown yet. But it does show how to use the PWM and i2c PRU
fun
Errata: In the "MATLAB Configuration section", "ubuntu" should be lower
case: Username: "ubuntu", and Build Directory "/home/ubuntu".
The Google groups spell checker capitalized them on me even though I typed
them in lower case. And there's no option to edit the original post, all I
can do is
What is funny is that it still seems to be expected that everyone who buys
a BBB should be required to have the capability to make it work correctly.
Your argument is valid but still only for a small proportion of buyers.
Think of all the people out there who have brought a BBB to maybe be a ste
I want to get started in kernel development for the BBB and I can't find
where to start, I have done work before developing Linux drivers for
network interface cards and TV tuner cards. Is there a document that
describes how to setup a cross compilation environment for lets say an
ubuntu work
From: Terry Storm
Reply-To:
Date: Wednesday, January 1, 2014 at 7:05 PM
To:
Subject: Re: [beagleboard] Angstrom Abandoned for BBB? Rumor + a Rant
> What is funny is that it still seems to be expected that everyone who buys a
> BBB should be required to have the capability to make it work
From: Carl-Fredrik Sundström
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Date: Wednesday, January 1, 2014 at 9:15 PM
To:
Subject: [beagleboard] Cross compiling linux for BBB
>
>
> I want to get started in kernel development for the BBB and I can't find where
> to start, I have done work before developing Linux drivers f
On Saturday, November 30, 2013 7:11:18 AM UTC+5:30, Jim Hodgers wrote:
I was using an Adafruit HMDI/VGA adapter with my rpi. It worked with both of my
VGA monitors. Now I am trying to use with a BBB, from Adafruit and it does not
work with either monitor. One is a 20" 2000x1090 widescreen monit
. where is the board revision # printed on the PCB ? I have looked all
over the PCB with a magnifying glass. If the revision is not silkscreened
why not ?
99guspuppet
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On the side of the GPIO connector there is a white label with serial
number (?) and the revision, A5C on one of my and A5A on the other.
Don
On Wed, Jan 1, 2014 at 11:29 PM, AGSCalabrese wrote:
> . where is the board revision # printed on the PCB ? I have looked all
> over the PCB with a
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