Allow me to add my support (AKA 2 cents) to this thread. Noting elsewhere
that CircuitCo has shipped over 100,000 units to date, if the cost had
included a couple of dollars for software development, that money could
have been put to good use. Also adding to the comment on TI, if they don't
Would you know where there is a minimalist example of setting GPIO for USR0
on that assumes nothing.
i.e. if necescary sets the pin mux or whatever else might be needed ?
Basically some BBB GPIO bare metal example.
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Thank You.
My advice to all of my clients - including this one is that - Unless you
are GM and making a million of something, the hardware design should
deviate the least possible from whatever reference design or development
system you are using.
It is just not possible to save enough
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> Thank you.
I have pretty much done what you suggested - I built a custom u-boot, using
patches from Mr. Nelson that assumes a BBB,
I also moved the Debug Uart to Uart 4.
Still no joy. Do not get to USR0 lighting up.
I fired up CCS 7.4 and my Segger JLink and the CCS instructions - I
I have been searching arround all day and gathering more information.
The "Clone" board appears to be an Octavo SIP and is partly patterned after
an PocketBeagle.
There is also a display similar to that of the BB 4.3 Cape.
The SIP eeprom is unlikely programmed, there is no eeprom to tell
I followed these instructions
and additionally set
CONFIG_CONS_INDEX=4 in the defconfig.
Held the boot button and cycled the power.
The USR0 LED did not come up.
Can I presume there is a more significant issue than that the eeprom is
blank ?
I do not have a problem with JTAG, and I have a large collection of JTAG
and similar debug probes.
But I rarely use them.
My work is inconsistent. I move from BBB's to Opi's to Freescale K70's to
STM32's to PIC32's to PPC405's to RISC-V's to TI CC1310's .
It is difficult to become
Thanks;
I would love to get confrontational with the hardware designers, but I am
two levels removed in different companies
It is possible that UART0.TX and UART0.RX have been brought out to VIA's -
but they are not labeled, and I do not have a PDF or gerber of the board
layout.
There have
I did not do the hardware.
I did not have much input to the hardware or UART0 would have been brought
out
I will forward that question.
But I beleive the board is using the Octavio SIP.
Further that makes sense with what I am seeing.
Power up - power LED comes up, no other LED's.
I have
Thank you.
I know UART0 is not absolutely necescary. But unless the board "just works
perfectly" or I connect up a JTAG to trace things tediously, UART0 is
conveninet.
And I know that I can rebuild u-boot to use a different uart.
I did not design the board. I did not get hired until the
I am working to bring up a BBB "clone".
There are two significant differences that are/may be causing problems.
1). UART0 is not accessible.
2). The device does not have the BeagleBoard 32K I2C eeprom.
Anyone have pointers for building a U-Boot that Uses any other UART besides
0 ?
Is
Thank you;
Changing init_console did the trick.
I am now getting console output while booting into linux - For a while.
Unfortunately instantly after the Linux eqep Linux Printk's console IO
ceases.
It appears the board is still doing something - as the USR0 and USR2 LED's
are active,
Still working on getting a PocketBeagle(ish) board fully up.
This board is using an ST1633 touch screen and I need a very current kernel
to support that.
So I jumped to v5.1-r3c-bone0 using the bb-kernel git repository to cross
build.
I am having some minor problems with that as more than
Trying to get an ST1633 touch screen working with a PB derived board.
I had to jump to Linux 5.1-rc3 (cross building with bb-kernel) to get the
sitronix driver patched with st1633 support.
I have CONFIG_TOUCHSCREEN_ST1232 enabled in .config.
I have I2C2 working on the board - I can use
I am working on a board that is derived from a Pocket Beagle.
It has two max81355 SPI Thermocouples on SPI0.
The first uses spi0_cs0 as a chip select.
spi0_cs1 is used for mmc.cd so that can not be used for the second.
The hardware designer used spio_d1(MOSI) set as a GPIO for the 2nd chip
Thank you;
I should have thought of that.
I probably did not because other systems I work with have linux drivers
that allow configuring any GPIO as a chip select.
I did think of bit-banging the SPI, This use is not especially high speed.
Frankly I do not know why the device is SPI.
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Everything is hooked up the same.
I have copied BB-CAPE-DISP-CT4-00A0.dts
and changed the pins to match PB
It is loading but no display, no backlight.
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The board is PocketBeagle derived - it is not a PocketBeagle.
It just starts with the PcoketBeagle design rather than the BBB.
It removes lots of things that are not used - such as P1 and P2,
And adds a bunch of things that are needed - such as the LCD.
Some of what is added is added similar
The snippet below is in the common dtsi for all am335x boards.
What I am asking is if that snippet is meaningless, or if it has the actual
effect of switching standard out at some point to uart0 ?
Also what is the simplest way to rebuild the am335x-bone-uboot-univ.dtb ?
I am not familiar with
Serial capture files attached.
I used vim to change the timestamps to to allow ignoring timestamp
differences when comparing the files.
mts.txt is the boot on the target board.
bbb.txt is the boot on a BBB
If you diff the two files there are very very few differences - none of
which
I have made no changes to the root filesystem EXCEPT using
bb-kernel/build_deb.sh to build a relatively stripped kernel and
installing that when the immage is booted on a BBB before switching to the
target board.
I have not messed with init, inittab, or systemd or getty.
That may be
>
> I am booting my "custom" SD card in a BBB for reference purposes.
My "process" is start u-boot, use editenv to chang the console as
appropriate for the current board - ttyO0 on the bbb and ttyO4 on the
target.
saveenv.
reset the board with serial capture turned on .
Do the above with
I KNOW this is a problem that I can ultimately defeat.
I know I can attach a JTAG or I can add code to LINUX to flash LED's or
something like that to place sentinels and divide and conquer until I find
the offending problem.
But that could be a very long tedious process possibily taking
I am trying to avoid using toggling GPIO's to trace. I know how to do it.
But that could take weeks to find the problem.
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I am trapping serial output on BOTH the target board and a BBB booting the
SAME SD card, with the only difference being the setting of init_console.
After each has run as far as it will - in the case of the BBB I get a login
prompt.
I vimdiff the serial output captures.
On the BBB I get alot
The BBB Clone board I am trying to get working has had sufficient work that
it is now trying to load Linux.
I have u-boot patched to use UART4 as the console. I have tried to make
changes to pass UART4 to linux as the console, without success.
I still get
debug: [console=ttyO0,115200n8
This is the same board I have posted about before.
The board is closer to a PocketBeagle than a BBB
But it has eMMC matching the BBB as well as a 4.3 LCD.
After dealing with a number of board issues,
I can boot an SDcard image of
bone-debian-9.6-console-armhf-2018-12-10-2gb.img
with uEnv.txt
Thank you.
I still can't figure out where it is being set incorrectly but I was able
to use printenv and editenv and saveenv to correct it and I am now booting
with the correct UART as console.
On to the next obstacle !!
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You can log in a debian
then
sudo passwd
and change the root password.
in /etc/sshd_config change PermitRootLogin to the following.
PermitRootLogin yes
restart sshd.
Next if you are connecting from one debian/ubuntu system to another.
use
ssh-copy-id target
That will exchange ssh keys so
Built-in
But I will change it.
I might get more messages as a module.
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I am building st1232.c as a module
it is now getting loaded correctly by the device tree above.
It completes the st1232_probe without error.
but the touch screen is not working
I beleive I am not getting any interrupts when I touch the display.
I am assuming that
interrupt-parent = <>;
Thank you all for the responses.
I am using an OSD3358
Battery power is supplied to P8 R8 T8 and N7.
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I found the PMIC docs and I could get the information I want from it.
But it is I2C and owned by the kernel and I can not seem to communicate
with the PMIC while the kernel driver is loaded, which does not surprise
me.
I noted from other posts that there is a patch to the tps65217.c driver
When I do that:
I am get
apt install linux-headers-5.1.0-rc3-bone0
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
linux-headers-5.1.0-rc3-bone0 is already the newest version (1xross).
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 27 not
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I was having enormous problems trying to get through bb-kernel on an
actual BBB
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using the build_deb.sh script in the repository bb-kernel to build
linux-image-5.1.0-rc3-bone0_1xross_armhf.deb
linux-headers-5.1.0-rc3-bone0_1xross_armhf.deb
linux-libc-dev_1xross_armhf.deb
After I install these on the target.
Trying to build a kernel module on the target results
Thanks for the response.
My goal is just to be able to build a single driver/module for
testing./debugging, without having to go through the entire kernel package
build process each time.
I do not care whether I am building the driver on the target on on an x86
host.
I had hope that just
I was able to get this working - it required using the Linux 5.1 Kernel.
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I am using and OSD3358 based PocketBeaglish Board.
I need to figure out if the board is running from external power or the
LiPo battery,
Is there an easy means of doing so ?
Something in sysfs maybe ?
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I am near certain I am seeing the same problem on a board based on the
Pocket Beagle Design.
Though that board is more of a hybrid of the BBBW and the PB as I have eMMC
an LCD nearly idenitcal to the 4.3 cape but no P1/P2 P8/P9
I did preliminary code development on a BBBW and BBB and had not
Is there more information on this problem ?
I am working on an OSD335x board that is similar to a PB or a BBBW - it has
eMMC.
I am experiencing random crashing often taking as long as 18 hours, but
sometimes as frequently as 30 min.
But the problem does not occur on a BBBW with almost
As I have noted in a previous post, I am seeing this problem on a board
with a design derived from the pocketBeagle.
Based on the information here we have managed a workaround - tying VIN_USB
to VIN_AC, and as a consequence have several boards that have been runing
for over 48hours, when we
I am using a Rotary Encoder with the eQEP as an input device.
Initially I had a service that monitored sysfs changes to the count and
injected right or left arrow keys based on the change.
But the existing eqep driver did not notify changes correctly and once I
found the need to change it, I
Are you running Ubuntu under the Windows Subsystem for Linux? ( WSL )
If so WSL1 or WSL2? Also, if so I wasn’t aware you could run a GUI this
way.Can GNOME 3 be run under WSL?
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Hi there,
I'm trying to connect a USB3 camera I have to the BBAI (uname -r gives
4.14.108-ti-r131).
I've run "sudo /opt/scripts/boot/bbai_usb_host.sh" to change the USB port
from a client into a host. I'm powering my camera from the 5V on the
beaglebone on P5, pin 8. However the camera is
Whoops - finger troubles
On Mon, Oct 7, 2013 at 8:16 PM, Dave Hylands dhyla...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
On Sat, Oct 5, 2013 at 2:31 AM, ignacio.mata...@gmail.com wrote:
hi,
Looks like there is something wrong in eclipse. I compiled the code
gettimeofday directly from ubuntu terminal
On Wednesday, October 9, 2013 1:00:21 PM UTC-7, Dave Frandin wrote:
I'm a new BBB owner, and since I don't have any monitors with HDMI inputs
for use to view the console, I ordered a Mini-HDMI to VGA adapter to
connect to the VGA monitor I have. I get nothing on the monitor when
Sorry, I meant to say Hi Paui,
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Hi Jack,
On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at 3:22 PM, Paul Tan paulc...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks, I'll try to see if there is a difference with libsoc or not.
However, I did manage to get it working
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Hey Ron,
Yeah - the TPS5430 (or TPS5431) does look like a nicer chip for what I
want. Thanks for pointing that out.
Dave Hylands
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On Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 2:15 PM, m...@jaredharvey.com wrote:
Hello Charles, Paul, Dave, Jack, ect.
I'm also looking to make use of this style DRO with a BBB. I didn't know
the LinuxCNC BBB used the PRU, very cool. I'm going to start looking over
that code in more detail.
I agree
,
which means that the read will block instead of returning EAGAIN.
If you're still having issues, it would be useful if you could post the
code that you're using. You didn't mention which exact call was returning
the EAGAIN error.
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Hi Michael,
On Fri, Nov 29, 2013 at 7:18 PM, Michael Mullin masmul...@gmail.com wrote:
Side note: Nifty program Dave. I can use your sertest program to serial
into my beaglebone and do stuff similar to minicom, but I can also use tee
to pipe everything I do into a logfile. nice.
Thanks
for, but on the other hand if you
ask for 6 bytes, it won't actually wait for 6 bytes to arrive.
It kind of boils down to the type of error handling that you want to do.
Here's a site that explains the VMIN/VTIME configuration:
http://www.unixwiz.net/techtips/termios-vmin-vtime.html
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Hi Mike,
On Tue, Dec 3, 2013 at 11:39 AM, Mikester mikester...@gmail.com wrote:
Dave I appreciate the info.
Unfortunately still no joy. I used
int qsb = open(/dev/ttyUSB0, O_RDWR | O_NOCTTY | O_NONBLOCK);
fcntl(qsb, F_SETFL, fcntl(qsb, F_GETFL ) ~O_NONBLOCK);
fcntl after my open
it
in a github repository.
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Feel free to ask questions.
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: mkmmc-acc.sh: [[: not found
Based on this, I'm going to guess that the script starts with #!/bin/sh
rather than #!/bin/bash and that you're running the script on an ubuntu
system which has /bin/sh symlinked to dash instead of bash.
You can reconfigure sh by using:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure dash
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: P9-19 SCL
White: P9-20 SDA
And the colors going to the LCD are:
Black: GND
Red: 5v
White: SDA
Yellow: SCL
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And you can confirm what sh is configured as by doing:
ls -l /bin/sh
It will typically either be a symlink to bash or dash.
Dave Hylands
On Fri, Dec 13, 2013 at 9:46 AM, William Hermans yyrk...@gmail.com wrote:
did you do
dpkg-reconfigure dash and select no when prompted ?
On Fri, Dec
/projects/tree/master/host/sertest
Here is some documentation on working with serial ports under linux:
http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Serial-Programming-HOWTO/
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How much data are you writing?
Are you doing it with a single call to write?
If you're doing multipe calls to write then its quite possible that a
context switch is allowing another task to run and delaying your second
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UWN200 works well for me. Plug and play. Thank you Jesus, what a pain in
the ass it has been to get wifi on my BBB.On the bright side I now have
one of every wifi dongle ever made.
I did this, I hope I don't really need the upgrade though since I'm trying
to create a minimal build.
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I've never coded for Modbus, so I don't know if there is missing
functionality or not.
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Can someone tell me the difference between a BePoPr+ cape and a Replicape?
Dave
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I guess so, I got an email from them pointing me
to http://www.thing-printer.com/product/replicape/
I kinda understand what the BePoPr+ does, and I think the Replicape does
the same basic job, but I can't figure out why it has a separate RJ45 jack.
Dave
On Monday, January 20, 2014 10:52:17 AM
and ran
LinuxCNC? I am moving motors without a BeBoPr++ now, why do I need one? what
does the BePoPr++ do exactly? (obviously a newbie question)
Dave
On Monday, January 20, 2014 1:47:50 PM UTC-6, Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
On 01/20/14 09:56, Dave Covert wrote:
Can someone tell me
and printing?
Both boards mention something about some software/firmware that comes
on/with them... what is that about?
Dave
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On 1/20/2014 3:38 PM, Dave Covert wrote:
Right now I am playing around
-code as it applies to cutting with a router or
laser in 2D, and I know G-code has control of the Z-axis as well to elevate
the head for printing, but I don't understand where all the 'layered'
G-code comes from when you want to print a 3D shape.
Dave
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drive on and off (or varying its speed?) during a print?
Is LinuxCNC the thing responsible for setting and holding the extruder/bed
at a certain temp (separate from the shape G-code stream)?
Dave
On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 7
Just another data point. I'm running an A5C and about 1/8 times when I
restart with a watchdog timer it won't restart. I have to hit the HW reset
button to restart it. Even then I've noticed it sometimes doesn't restart.
Kind of nullifies the value of the watchdog, I'm bummed. Guess I'll
to unxport GPIO \n);
return 1;
}
strcpy(setValue, GPIOPin);
fwrite(setValue, sizeof(char), 2, GPIOHandler);
fclose(GPIOHandler);
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On the documentation like
http://www.elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack#Revision_C_.28Pending.29 is
there any chance I could talk you into putting dates instead of using
terminology like 4-5 weeks which leaves me searching for publication
dates of the document?
On Tue, Apr 8, 2014 at 9:48
I like it and for $100 I would buy one immediately, $150 would make me
think twice. It would also be fun for me as a builder to add a traditional
radio remote to it also.
On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 11:24 AM, Razvan Margineanu Andrei
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Your project looks excelent
Wahoo! I got my order in right away.
Now I can use my Rev B in a permanent project and keep the C as something
to play/learn with.
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/bin/ping*
The s (rws) means setuid.
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I have setup ssmtp on my BBB and am able to send emails from the shell
using ssmtp em...@example.com etc...
But how do I execute a shell command from Bonescript to send an email, or
is there a better way?
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I have generally been delightedly following the Robert Nelson's debian
kernel builds.
https://rcn-ee.net/deb/wheezy-armhf
and the day came where I wanted to try out a tiny patch adding BQL support
to the beaglebone black. There is something of a huge gap between the
available and largely
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And this morning, managed to get the patch to work correctly.
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super parinoid when using those level of commands, because it's
really easy to mistype and enter the name of your system hard drive.
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Give this a try on your Linux Desktop:
copy sd_backup.img to your Desktop's /tmp
Insert your SD card, I'm assuming it will be /dev/sdb
mkdir -p /mnt/from_part1
mkdir -p /mnt/to_part1
fdisk -l /tmp/sd_backup.img
Disk sd_backup.img: 4025 MB, 4025483264 bytes
255 heads, 63
-with-the-ds18b20-on-a-beaglebone-black/
Cheers
Dave
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I have been trying to figure out how to get a single gpio pin to work with
my ds18b20 onewire device. I have installed dtb-rebuilder and looked at
the device tree definitions in am335x
the IC part number 2335605. There's a good data sheet to
accompany it as well.
Cheers
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I really want to have 4 x onewire lines active for a mass of temperature
sensors but I've been unable to get it to work.
Any help would be really appreciated.
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Okay so that should read gpios = gpio2 13 0; was expecting html reactions
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Hi Azar,
Did you ever get this working, am trying to do the same but with no success.
Cheers
Dave
On Wednesday, 12 November 2014 13:36:04 UTC, gem...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to interface 17 sensors with my bbb, 10 works great for any
pin... more 10 sensors are not supported so
tried simply running /usr/sbin/lighttpd -D -f /etc/lighttpd.conf at an
elevated shell prompt, the daemon just dies without any indication of
*why*...
Being a rank newbie on this new systemd stuff, I have no idea where to look
for *why* this is broken
Dave
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Hi Juozapas ,
I'm really excited to see that you can get the OpenGL ES working on the
beagleboneblack.
I have a beagleboneblack connected to a LCD touch panel and I have the SGX
modules installed(followed instructins from Robert nelson's page).
I'm trying to run QT dashboard example project.
for am335x so this is likely just
a copy paste error when providing the proper pin states for MMC on each
board.
Regards,
Dave
Best Regards,
Jamie
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Hello,
Thank you for the reply.
We are finishing up our spec and I will have it emailed to you by noon EST
tomorrow.
For pay we would prefer to do on a milestone basis if that is okay?
Dave Swanson
david.swan...@leds4sports.com <mailto:david.swan...@leds4sports.com>
o- 1.866.240.
> You can sum it all up into this; The problem is completely solved by using a
> battery and having acpid installed. Except you need a way to completely
> disconnect power, from the BBB's input, for a single, or perhaps two corner
> cases that would otherwise require a hard reset.
I love the
If possible the linux-headers to match as well please. It seems you install
a Beaglebone os and there are no linux-headers to be found for that
version.. ack.. frustrating
On Sunday, July 24, 2016 at 6:34:23 AM UTC-6, Dave Boechler wrote:
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> I have tried a number of Ubuntu version an
only drawing 350ma. So it can't be improper power. Nothing else except the
serial console is connected.
Thoughts?
On Thursday, July 21, 2016 at 6:40:20 PM UTC-6, RobertCNelson wrote:
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> On Thu, Jul 21, 2016 at 7:21 PM, Dave Boechler <da...@boechler.net
> > wrote:
> > Do you
c(393) [receiver=3.1.1]
writing to [/dev/mmcblk1] failed...
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/opt/scripts/tools/eMMC/init-eMMC-flasher-v3.sh: line 59: 171
Terminated cylon_leds
Whats the issue here?
Thanks
Dave
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