I am using this derivative of Robert's eMMC -> img file script
https://elinux.org/BeagleBone_Black_Extracting_eMMC_contents
and it runs instantly and creates a 1K image file. I suspect something has
changed since that Wiki entry was created.
I have tested this on both Element 14 and
If the operating system does not work, and the beaglebone AI will not load
a new one. What do you do?
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Thank you! That is good to hear. I have not tried USB-to-SSD yet but that
is next on my list. Nikon used to make micro hard disks which were the
same size as a Compact Flash drive. It would be fantastic is we had more
options on the BBB so I am continuing to explore.
On Monday, December
correction below.
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From: Bill Barnett
Date: Mon, Dec 30, 2019 at 9:25 AM
Subject: Fan Update for BeagleBone AI
To:
>From Micro Center, Micro Connectors CPU Cooling Fan for Raspberry Pi
($7.99). I removed the heat sink *from the fan assembly* and drive it
>From Micro Center, Micro Connectors CPU Cooling Fan for Raspberry Pi
($7.99). I removed the heat sink and drive it a 5v. The power pin
connectors are compatible with the BeagleBone. I will replace the screws
with M3.
Thermal zones steady at mid 40's using 5v. I have not tested with 3.3v.
I have been using a USB-to-SSD for about 6mo, no issues, just need to use
external power to power BBB.
As for the NVMe cards, I've heard it's a hit/miss on getting the
USB-to-NVMe to work reliably. Plus these converters are somewhat more
expensive than the ones for SSD.
On Sunday, December
Dear all,
To make a system with a minimal footprint, I am compiling my own kernel for
the BeagleBone black.
With this kernel I am trying to use the PRU using the uio-pruss (which
memory maps the PRU memory and offers interrupts to userspace).
However, I cannot access the PRU memory.
I tried
