Oh, and by the way, this hardware and community is 100% open source. If
you've got a problem that us supposedly crapper community helpers can help
you with. Go download the schematics, or source code and figure it out for
yourself. Unles of course as I suspect you're not a real engineer, but some
k
Yeah well those Rabbit semi boards actually are not bad, its the software
stack you're forced to use with them that is horrible. Wulf and I built an
ethernet connected lead acid charge controller using one of these and the
crappy compiler you're forced to use introduced random bugs that where hard
For someone who has been "working with products like this for 18 years", you
would think he would be able to help himself by now. Yet he still thinks he is
smarter than the rest of us, advising us to “leave this BBB”. Well, Karl, there
are many more smarter people here who think BBB is way bette
Source has been noted.
Gerald
On Mar 22, 2016 6:52 PM, "evilwulfie" wrote:
> Nobody has forced you to use the BBB.
> Nobody has forced you to even LIKE the BBB
>
> As long as you feel that way remove yourself from the list and we will not
> be bothered
> by you anymore.
>
>
> On 3/22/2016 4:42 P
Nobody has forced you to use the BBB.
Nobody has forced you to even LIKE the BBB
As long as you feel that way remove yourself from the list and we will
not be bothered
by you anymore.
On 3/22/2016 4:42 PM, Karl Easterly wrote:
>
> to be a bit more nice about my grandious statement that the BBB i
to be a bit more nice about my grandious statement that the BBB is dead..
here is a bit of history.
I have been working with products like this for about 18 years. Small form
factor boards like the basic stamps and zworld jack rabbits to todays rasp
pi's and bbb's and the banana pros and such and
My experience has been quite different. Pretty much all the progress I've
made with the BBB was enabled by various forum posts and code
repositories. And every time I think I have an original question or
observation, a little searching online finds the answer or a similar
developer experience
Ya.. I didn't ask for help.. as you noticed :)
The point is the community for the beagle board is so sparse self help is
not an option. A sparse community around this type of product equals a dead
product.
On Sun, Mar 20, 2016 at 4:32 PM, Robert P. J. Day
wrote:
> Quoting Robert Nelson :
>
> On
I'm sorry to hear the frustration Karl, but actually I'm on the other arc:
Pi to BeagleBone. The Pi has a lot going for it, but I get the feeling
it's trying to craft an Arduion-like experience. That's great for messing
around, but my experience was that as soon as you leave the well worn path,
y
Reading this made me laugh.
On 3/20/2016 3:49 PM, William Hermans wrote:
>
> /Trying to update the flash to Debian 8.3 and initially I get the
> back and forth Knight Rider pattern. Then, after a bit I get just
> 4 double blink leds every half second or so. Looks like a few
> oth
>
> *Trying to update the flash to Debian 8.3 and initially I get the back and
> forth Knight Rider pattern. Then, after a bit I get just 4 double blink
> leds every half second or so. Looks like a few others have seen this, but
> no conversation around the issue or possible solutions.*
>
> *My ras
On 21 Mar 2016 06:28, "Karl Easterly" wrote:
> Mine are going in the trash
Seriously?
Don't trash em. Send em to me. Email me your details and I'll pay for
shipping if you like.
PO Box 195
Lindisfarne
Tasmania
AUSTRALIA 7015
P.
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Quoting Robert Nelson :
On Mar 20, 2016 2:28 PM, "Karl Easterly" wrote:
It's clear that the BBB is a dead product. There is no meaningful
resources for issues, and when the system simply won't 'reset from a new
image from their site'... that's the last straw.
Mine are going in the trash a
On Mar 20, 2016 2:28 PM, "Karl Easterly" wrote:
>
> Trying to update the flash to Debian 8.3 and initially I get the back and
forth Knight Rider pattern. Then, after a bit I get just 4 double blink
leds every half second or so. Looks like a few others have seen this, but
no conversation around the
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