Yep, it's the process on the RPi that configures the FPGA and responds to
requests from casperfpga.
The tcpborphserver starts up as a daemon when the RPi boots (this is setup
via linux's upstart service), after which it listens for commands over the
Ethernet port.
The code is here:
https://github
tcpborphserver is a server designed to control roaches. It speaks
KATCP over port 7147. There are three versions of tcpborphserver at
the moment.
ps; however i dont have a clue on what that means :)
On Thu, Aug 30, 2018 at 3:19 AM Nivek Ghazi wrote:
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> Hi Wesley, Danny,
>
> It don't think its wa
Sounds like you do have the official image I'll upload it to the wiki!
tcpborphserver is a server which runs on the RPI and speaks katcp (the
protocol the roaches use). It basically receives katcp read/write/program
commands over a TCP socket and then actions them on the FPGA using the
chip's
Hi Wesley, Danny,
It don't think its was a power issue as the RPi 3b+ was getting its power from
the 40 pin connection to the SNAP board. I measured the current draw to be
around 1.1A at idle when using a RPi 3b and around 1.8A when running firmware.
These measurements were made by connecting a
Hi Nivek,
I had the same issue, I think the image is not compatible with RPi3.
I worked around this, and got tcpborphserver running on the stock RPi3
image, try this:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=19ZSioiAVmYqa1w6SHvdIwo47Wi4wGefI
Let me know if this works for you too; in which case might be
Hi Nivek,
I would take a read through this
https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/19354/raspberry-pi-with-boots-up-with-rainbow-screen
Also confirm that you have a power supply that can deliver 2.5A at 5v.
I have not used that image before, but you can plug the card into your PC
and che
Hey Casper people,
So, I recently got a raspberry pi 3 b+ and looking to get it working
with the SNAP board. I've download the image from the SNAP bringup
tutorial and tried to get it to boot but it fails (the raspberry pi
basically just outputs a rainbow pattern on the monitor with the red
po
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