Hi all
I am learning how to use I2C, and I choose to use a gyro and an
accelerometer sensor, for my project.
The gyro is the MPU-6050, while the accelerometer is the ADXL335
I have the data sheet; but I don't see any code example that show how to
get the data and process it. Is there a
I reran the flashing, but this time before disconnecting power I ran:
dd if=/dev/mmcblk1 of=/dev/sda bs=1M
to create a 1:1 copy of the files installed to eMMC on a 2G SD card.
Again the boot rom eMMC fails, but if I add the SD card and boot from it -
uboot and later the OS comes up all right...
Does anyone have a copy
of angstrom-eglibc-i686-armv7a-vfp-neon-v2012.12-toolchain.gz they can put
up somewhere?
Since www.angstrom-distributiuon.org went down, it hasn't been available,
and the Wayback Machine has
a corrupted / truncated version of it which is missing the last 5MB.
Thanks
I'm sure you can tweak cgminer to re-enable CPU based mining... But that
feature was removed for a reason; it's pointless. Even with a high end intel
i7 processor, you're wasting your time, electricity, and the usage of the
beaglebone.
The bbb can be used as a controller for other hardware
Thanks Louis.
When you say Debian Beta I assume that it the official one, not the BBB
(from Robert C Nelson) right ?
Well I have to try it myself btw.
Le vendredi 17 janvier 2014 18:41:41 UTC+1, Louis McCarthy a écrit :
@Bill
Can you run 'uname -a' from a terminal and post the results here?
Hi Karl,
I'm (quite) in the same approach as you do currently with a slightly
difference coming that I learn Xenomai for this too -Thanks Charles btw-
and use ADXL 335 and Invensense 9150.
For ADXL 335 -it's analog not I2C right ?- you could 1st test it with the
provided script :
Hello! I've been hacking around with the BBB for some time now, mostly
doing bare metal programming. On other boards that I build projects with, I
usually use one of my TFTs that I have laying around and use my custom
graphical interface for the UI part. But the BBB is different. While I have
Much appreciated David!
So the 9150 code can be used also for the 6050? I am not familiar with that
sensor, but it sounds like it is the previous version of the 6150?
The ADXL335 should be I2C compliant; at least that's what I was told, when
I purchased it. The example that you posted is in
Thanks very much for the info. There seem to be a lot of RS-232 to TTL
level converters around so this might not be such a big issue.
I have the sabertooth on a separate power switch. So I assume that after I
boot the beagleboard, switching on the power to the sabertooth will keep
them
Well i was refering to official Debian image as another possibility
Le 18 janv. 2014 22:44, William Hermans yyrk...@gmail.com a écrit :
For the record, Robert Nelsons Debian image is custom kernel only, with a
stock file image. Also, as far as I know Roberts Debian *is* the only
official
How can i install the Robert's Debian on my BBB?
On Sat, Jan 18, 2014 at 11:08 PM, David Lewin dlewin...@gmail.com wrote:
Well i was refering to official Debian image as another possibility
Le 18 janv. 2014 22:44, William Hermans yyrk...@gmail.com a écrit :
For the record, Robert Nelsons
Robert,
I tried this new build on a BBB with good success. I used the
setup_sdcard.sh approach on an 8GB SD card. WiFi works with a cheapo
Rosewill USB dongle:
[ 15.015308] rtl8192cu: Loading firmware rtlwifi/rtl8192cufw.bin
[ 15.015468] usbcore: registered new interface driver rtl8192cu
I
Hi,
I am running an uptodate kernel by Rober Nelson (3.8.13-bone36).
To beaglebone black I have attached a powered USB-hub and to this
hub an external harddisk (powered over one (!) usb connector by
the USB hub).
When first powering the harddisk and then the beaglebone,
the beaglebone does not
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