Hi Alan & Jan,
Thanks for the help!
I'll forward your feedback to my colleagues responsible for the hardware
implementation and hopefully we can get it sorted.
Alan, your cape would be great for some personal projects I have in mind.
Do let us know when it goes into production. :)
The one we use
Hello all,
Some research colleagues and I have designed a BBone cape which, among
other stuff, supports 802.15.4 communication (via the mrf24j40 chip).
We are in the process of testing this specific functionality, but we get
some errors I was hoping you could help me with.
The steps we followed a
There is some research going on the in the field, but I'm not sure anyone
has presented something "mature" enough to be regarded
"production/deployment" grade.
Some of my colleagues are working on this very topic (adapting IPSEC for
6LoWPAN) and will be presenting a couple of conference papers thi
ou debug into iz and see which system call is failing (I doubt
> msg_free() is the actual problem)?
>
> Alan.
>
> [1] https://github.com/beagleboard/kernel/tree/3.8
>
>
> On 04/18/2013 10:57 AM, K F wrote:
>
> Sorry, last part should read:
>
>
> root@arm:/home/ub
1>: Unregistered cache operations route/rule
DBG<1>: Unregistered cache operations route/route
DBG<1>: Unregistered cache operations route/qdisc
DBG<1>: Unregistered cache operations route/neightbl
DBG<1>: Unregistered cache operations route/neigh
DBG<1>: Unregistere
Hi all,
Just got down to trying this again.
Thanks to Joao for spotting this patch issue - I recompiled to get our spi
pin back! :)
Following the instructions, I run the echo command to load the DT for the
MRF24J40. Had to enable the root account in Ubuntu, since simply doing
"sudo echo ..." was
reject errors (re. kernel patching).
Had to assign the MRF cape to slot@11 and cape@10.
How fast are they adding capes to this thing?! ;O
Kostas
2013/3/25 Alan Ott
> On 03/25/2013 02:50 PM, K F wrote:
> > I'm using bash shell as well.
> >
> > My automake is version 1.11.
I also had another issue when patching the kernel.
I already had a recent kernel for the Bbone (3.8.4-bone9), which I got
following this procedure (which includes very helpful scripts):
http://www.eewiki.net/display/linuxonarm/BeagleBone?focusedCommentId=13140246#BeagleBone-LinuxKernel
Since the
script but it's too complicated
for my (non-existent) scripting skillz! Too many variables... Still, it was
an eye-opener and will look into the script a bit more because it's
intriguing at the very least.
Kostas
2013/3/25 Alan Ott
> On 03/24/2013 08:35 PM, Alan Ott wrote:
> >
he make/make install worked fine.
So, at least I have a (hopefully) working copy of the tools. ;p
[Which I already had - thanks to Joao - but still did it for the fun of
it.. ;p]
Kostas F.
2013/3/25 Alan Ott
> On 03/24/2013 08:24 AM, K F wrote:
> > I just noticed that the Makefile pr
"out" (/home/shaman/Beagle_stuff/.../out)
is used twice.
Corrected both, but it still can't find its way to genl.h.
2013/3/24 K F
> Hi Alan, thanks for the prompt reply.
> Yes, I did a make clean, git clean -fdx and started over with
> arm-linux-gnueabi as $HOST (using t
files exist both in the "out" folder and under /usr
(I must have apt-got the libnl3 at some point).
2013/3/23 Alan Ott
> On 03/23/2013 04:06 PM, K F wrote:
> >
> > I too was following the updated crossbuilding instructions (@ the
> > linux-zigbee Wiki) and
Hey all,
I too was following the updated crossbuilding instructions (@ the
linux-zigbee Wiki) and got a similar error.
Libnl3 (3.2.7) files are installed at "out", as expected, but when moving
on to install the linux-zigbee tools I get the following at "make":
genl.c:31:31: fatal error: netlink/g
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