Hi Sid,
THANKS A LOT for this!
Great!
No hassle with MIT Cookies and xauth and...
Best!
Again a live was saved! ;)
Best regards,
mcc
Sid Boyce sbo...@blueyonder.co.uk [14-10-11 07:40]:
Xvfb is the answer.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Headless_With_X
With the Xvfb package
meino.cra...@gmx.de wrote:
Hi,
The Beaglebone Black runs Gentoo Linux with kernel 3.8.13-bone67.
After trying to switch to newer system I found some missing features
and new features ;) I dont prefer over 3.8.13-bone67. So I will stay
with this one until its worth to switch.
My
After upgrading kernel to 3.17, my working program and test program does not
work. And I think that this is related to SPI device. How can I properly enable
SPI0 in 3.17?
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No problem,
I have used it on Beaglebone White and now on a Parallella-16 where the
latest kernel has a yet unfixed problem starting X so I run GUI programs
that way.
X worked on the previous kernel but I need other functions available
only on the latest one.
Regards
Sid.
On 11/10/14
I'm running Angstrom and Cloud9 v0.6
I have been trying some of the simple examples and they seem to be very
unstable.
The analog input examples that display values to the console either do
nothing, display a value once or display the value continually (as they are
supposed to) but with odd
I have Angstrom v2012.12 by the way.
On Saturday, October 11, 2014 6:31:26 PM UTC+1, Richard Markham wrote:
I'm running Angstrom and Cloud9 v0.6
I have been trying some of the simple examples and they seem to be very
unstable.
The analog input examples that display values to the console
Hi,
After working around the random reboot issue with kernel 3.14.19-ti-r28 by
compiling the kernel without watchdog support (details here
Use one of the many remote python libraries. Rpyc could do it. Have the code
accessible from a shared drive, use module reload, and run the functions and
play with the objects as if they were local.
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Previously i tried BBB image with HDMI driver and not tried with Chipsee
touch screen.
I'll check and let you know if i found.
Thanks Regards
On 8 October 2014 21:19, plam.s...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
I'm tring to find WinCE 6 image for Beaglebone Black that will support
the Chipsee 7''
All pru GPIO are accessible via a single register, so it's one tick,just like
any other register (two for loading a 32 bit immediate value).
Arm GPIO are never accessible in a single tick since there way outside the Pru
and have to go over the OCP bus. See
I am trying to set up a serial port emulation over USB on BBB. On my system
I have ubuntu installed with an RCN kernel (tired 3.13.11 as well as
3.15.10). The g_serial module loads just fine, creates /dev/ttyG0. The
problem is on the other side, when I plug in the USB cable into my linux
box,
Andrew,
It seems that the pre-built image size (8,018,460,672 bytes) is slightly
larger than a 8G uSD card size (7,939,784,704 bytes Sandisk HC). I had
difficulty to write the image to the SD.
Win32DiskImager (under Win7) complains; Image Writer (Ubuntu 12.04) also
complains. dd command does
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