I have a beagleboard and I downloaded and installed required drivers for
it. I am using windows 32 bit. After the installation I tried to connect to
the server 192.168.7.2 but its not loading and saying webpage is not
available. My internet connection is also good.
Please help me.
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For mor
Can I clarify/sanity check this one please?
As of the January (or thereabouts) timeframe, u-boot has been patched so
that it now checks the SD card first then eMMC? (Evidence would strongly
suggest this is the case J ), irrespective of boot-switch .
i.e. we've got something like this (obvi
Are you trying to connect over usb or ethernet?
Em sábado, 27 de junho de 2015 07:22:03 UTC-3, Ram Gopal escreveu:
>
> I have a beagleboard and I downloaded and installed required drivers for
> it. I am using windows 32 bit. After the installation I tried to connect to
> the server 192.168.7.2
I'm a n00b, but I have a requirement to make a few of my GPIO pins not
output any voltage during boot.
I've got a new beaglebone black.
I can disable them through the /sys/class/gpio/export just fine but doing
so in a bash script on boot leaves current through the pin for about 4-5
seconds bef
you must use a tristate buffer to do this in hardware
it cannot be done in software
On 6/27/2015 8:14 AM, andrew otis wrote:
> I'm a n00b, but I have a requirement to make a few of my GPIO pins not
> output any voltage during boot.
>
> I've got a new beaglebone black.
>
> I can disable them throu
Would you be able to offer expertise for compensation? I'm working on
a project and this requirement must be met, and it exceeds my
skillset.
Please, if you're interested and can help, email me!
On Sat, Jun 27, 2015 at 11:19 AM, evilwulfie wrote:
> you must use a tristate buffer to do this in ha
Sure I can help.
Reasonable rates, but I need more info.
Bill(dot)pretty(at)xplornet(dot)com
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SUCCESS!! I was able to get the OV7670 camera connected, get the PRU
reading it, and get the results over to my PC for display (although because
I'm pushing to the PC via serial port, I can only see stills and not video,
and the stills take about 20 seconds to transfer (640 * 480 greyscale (I'll
Hi Dimitar,
I wanted to thank you again. With your advice and help, I was able to get
the OV7670 camera working with the BBB. I borrowed some of the code from
your project, and got everything working bare metal. It isn't pretty, but
it works. I posted about the results at
https://groups.google
*SUCCESS!! I was able to get the OV7670 camera connected, get the PRU
reading it, and get the results over to my PC for display (although because
I'm pushing to the PC via serial port, I can only see stills and not video,
and the stills take about 20 seconds to transfer (640 * 480 greyscale (I
SOLUTION
the pru wasn't finding the file, because path is not set
1. #!/bin/bash
2. sleep 45
3. *cd /home*
4. /home/main
On Friday, 26 June 2015 17:56:36 UTC+10, Dieter Wirz wrote:
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> 8.6 s after boot starts seems still to be quite early. You can can
> change the boot order in sy
Robert:
OK, I have a overlay bug for you.
I have a SPI0 application, where I don't want to use the CS0 output from
the peripheral, but would rather bit bang the chip select line CS0 on the
same pin as a GPIO. I have three SPI devices sharing the SPI bus, so I
need to have three chip select li
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