On Tuesday, May 6, 2014 6:42:09 PM UTC-7, ivo welch wrote:
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> dear BBB experts---
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> we are working on getting the BBB to do a real job for us. this is our
> first time that we are designing something we want to sell! we will
> probably want to start with 100-1,000 of these, within a 1-3
If you do make a case, please make sure to provide access to the three
buttons (power, reset, boot-option) on the board. Virtually all of the
cases I've seen provide no access to these very helpful buttons.
On Tuesday, May 6, 2014 6:42:09 PM UTC-7, ivo welch wrote:
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> dear BBB experts---
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> Has anyone been able to source one of the new 4GB eMMC models, if so, from
> where.
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I received my 4GB eMMC BBB from Adadruit today. It's nice to have the
extra eMMC and of course I still have the SD card for even more solid state
storage.
If there was one more item I wish I had on the BBB, it would be 1GB of RAM.
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> Certainly everyone always wants more (e.g., more speed, more RAM, more
> connectivity, etc.). From the posts on this thread, however, it does
> appear that more RAM is a common thread and certainly increased performance
> is always welcome.
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> But I can see the challenge of trying to
I’ve been running ArchLinux ARM on my BBB for about a year. I liked this
version because it is a very basic Linux variant with little fluff. I also
tried the official BBB Debian version, which works well but seems to come
preconfigured with some packages and content, for example Apache is
I have run ArchLinux ARM on my BBB for quite some times. I liked this
version of Linux because it was basic and "clean". It reminds me of the
Unix System V days when everything was based on the command line.
I also tried the official BBB version of Debian, it loaded and worked but
it seemed t
Robert,
Thanks for the link, Debian in 64MB WOW yes, that is REAL bare-metal :)
I'm having a great time trying all the different flavors on Linux on my BBB.
On Monday, June 16, 2014 4:35:15 PM UTC-7, dsmc...@gmail.com wrote:
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> I’ve been running ArchLinux ARM on my BBB for about a year. I
Robert,
Thanks for the link, Debian in 64MB WOW yes, that is REAL bare-metal :)
I'm having a great time trying all the different flavors of Linux on my BBB.
On Monday, June 16, 2014 8:36:08 PM UTC-7, RobertCNelson wrote:
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> On Jun 16, 2014 10:27 PM, > wrote:
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> > I’ve been running ArchL
On Friday, May 2, 2014 4:52:27 AM UTC-7, Piotr Murawski wrote:
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> Hi,
> Maybe the simplest would be to use a 4GB SD card, with e.g. ubuntu image
> from http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardUbuntu#Saucy_13.10. There is enough
> space to store 2GB file.
> Regards,
> Piotr.
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> Dnia 2 maja 2014 1:0
I've been using ArchLinux ARM on my BBB, but created a script awhile back
to initialize the eMMC that may be helpful.
# This script is used to create a new (clean) install of ArchLinux to the
BeagleBoneBlack's
# onboard eMMC memory. This script assumes you have booted the
BeagleBoneBlack (not
I run ArchLinux ARM on my BBB from the on board eMMC. I create a microSD
image on another ARM Linux system (a PogoPlug). I have a series of three
scripts: Script1 partitions/formats the microSD card, Script 2 installs the
ArchLinux files on the microSD card, Script 3 I execute on the BBB once
I run ArchLinux ARM on my BBB from the on board eMMC. I create a microSD
image on another ARM Linux system (a PogoPlug) and install that image on
the eMMC using a series of three scripts.
Script 1 - partitions/formats the microSD card
Script 2 - installs the ArchLinux files on the microSD card
I run ArchLinux ARM on my BBB from the eMMC. I initialize the eMMC using
three scripts I execute on another ARM Linux system (a PogoPlug)
Script 1 - executed on my originating system, partitions/formats the micro
SD card
Script 2 - executed on my originating system, copies the appropriate
Arch
The BBB product notes page says the 4GB eMMC will start shipping May 5,
2014 (yesterday). Dos anyone know if the 4GB eMMC model is shipping?
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