Which kernel version are you using (just type: uname -a)?
If your are using the 3.14 kernel, the GPIO.setup() don't function like
it was supposed to. You need to export the pin first. You should take a
look at config-pin from beaglebone-universal-io
(https://github.com/cdsteinkuehler/beaglebone-universal-io).
If you are using the 3.8 kernel, try running with sudo.
Miguel Zacatei Aveiro
On 27-05-2015 22:09, 멘지 wrote:
i'm Newbie in beagleboneblack
i'm use cloud9 but i want to use python
So, I try to python tutorial blink LED
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nano blink.py <-- command
just blink LED code
But ,
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when i command
-- > python blink.py
LED is not working just stop .
Can someone help me ??
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