On 01/12/2013 10:47 PM, Eric H. Johnson wrote:
Jon,
It has what it calls a serial port, which in fact goes to a USB. There are
then some drivers (Windows only) which apparently allow communicating with
it as a serial device.
OK, the Beagle Board has a real serial port, driven via some GPIO
Hi Eric,
Am 12.01.2013 um 05:49 schrieb Eric H. Johnson:
Hi all,
This is really a response to the LinuxCNC for DIY 3D Printing thread
without hijacking that thread.
After seeing the success of a few other people in getting lcnc running on an
Arm / Beaglebone, I thought I would take a
After seeing the success of a few other people in getting lcnc running on an
Arm / Beaglebone, I thought I would take a shot at doing the same on the
Olinuxino, with the intent of driving a 3D printer. I found the Olinuxino
attractive because it has 512MB RAM and a 1Ghz processor and 3 I2C
On 01/11/2013 10:49 PM, Eric H. Johnson wrote:
The board in fact just arrived today. Android built into the onboard NAND
booted first time. While waiting for the board to arrive, I also built a
custom kernel and a debian image and loaded that to a 4GB SD card. That,
unfortunately was an
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On 1/12/2013 9:05 AM, Anders Wallin wrote:
After seeing the success of a few other people in getting lcnc running on an
Arm / Beaglebone, I thought I would take a shot at doing the same on the
Olinuxino, with the intent of driving a 3D printer. I
Re getting the Olimex screen working... it looks like its just a vanilla
LVDS panel.. so you just need one of the many LVDS-HDMI driver boards from
ebay and the like.. basically look around and you'll find a few people on
sites selling LVDS-HDMI controller boards or converters... basically
you
Jon,
It has what it calls a serial port, which in fact goes to a USB. There are
then some drivers (Windows only) which apparently allow communicating with
it as a serial device. Something is not working in my setup for these
drivers. I got the drivers installed, and three external drives show up
