Thanks MG,
I ended up doing the following
- *Updating Uboot to latest version*
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cd /opt/scripts/tools/developers/
sudo ./update_bootloader.sh
sudo reboot
- *Updating kernel to latest version*
-
cd /opt/scripts/tools/
git pull
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hi please any one tell me how to rotate -90 degrees screen in debian
beaglebone black
please any can send solution as soon as possible, its very urgent for me
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hi please any one tell me how to rotate -90 degrees screen in debian
beaglebone black
please any can send solution as soon as possible, its very urgent for me
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Hi everyone,
I am currently trying to play an mp3 file using subprocess and mplayer from
a python program running on my BeagleBone, however the audio playback is
very choppy, and jumps around. I have tried altering the cache and using
lib mad but haven't had success so far correcting the issue.
Have you turned off GPIO options in kernel settings?
This is the TI official guide (assuming you are running Linux):
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Linux_PSP_GPIO_Driver_Guide
On Sat, Nov 3, 2018 at 6:48 PM not you wrote:
> I keep running into this error when running a code after booti
I keep running into this error when running a code after booting up. The
code write to certain GPIO under /sys/class/gpio. It complains:
No such file or directory
I reset the BBB and run `ls` inside /sys/class/gpio. Apparently, the
selected GPIO's are not there. After the aforementioned cod
