Re: [Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation

André Silva writes: > > * BeagleBone Black Rev C - U$S 153.37 [0] > > * Adafruit Bone Box (Enclosure for BeagleBone) - U$S 39.04 [1] is this really needed? it's expensive for a plastic box no? > * HDMI to VGA cable - U$S 9 (coadde hasn't HDMI monitor) [2] > > * 5V power

Re: [Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation

> * BeagleBone Black Rev C - U$S 153.37 [0] Your country is very expensive. > * Adafruit Bone Box (Enclosure for BeagleBone) - U$S 39.04 [1] My Hammond case costed ~6x less. > * 5V power supply with 2A - U$S 7 [3] I wouldn't buy one without checking its barrel connector dimensions, I have two

Re: [Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation

>> My Hammond case costed ~6x less. > > If it doesn't needed, then we won't buy it thought. I wouldn't use a bare board at home, there is too much static electricity there. But these aren't very needed. >> A TTL 3.3V UART adapter is missing from your list. Do you have these? >> > > I don't

Re: [Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation

On 10/21/2015 01:53 PM, Michał Masłowski wrote: >> * BeagleBone Black Rev C - U$S 153.37 [0] > > Your country is very expensive. Yup, Uruguay all is very expensive (eg. computer, food, etc.), if you pay attention i need pay the electric bill approx 300 euros per month. Then i have plans to move

Re: [Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation

> * HDMI to VGA cable - U$S 9 (coadde hasn't HDMI monitor) [2] Well, careful here as you need a *micro* HDMI to VGA, not regular HDMI (and not mini HDMI either) ___ Dev mailing list Dev@lists.parabola.nu https://lists.parabola.nu/mailman/listinfo/dev

Re: [Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation

On 10/21/2015 02:07 PM, Michał Masłowski wrote: >>> My Hammond case costed ~6x less. >> If it doesn't needed, then we won't buy it thought. > I wouldn't use a bare board at home, there is too much static > electricity there. But these aren't very needed. > > I actually use my Udoo board in a

Re: [Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation

On 10/21/2015 04:36 PM, Luke wrote: > On 10/21/2015 02:07 PM, Michał Masłowski wrote: My Hammond case costed ~6x less. >>> If it doesn't needed, then we won't buy it thought. >> I wouldn't use a bare board at home, there is too much static >> electricity there. But these aren't very needed.

Re: [Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation

On 10/19/2015 03:27 PM, André Silva wrote: > On 10/19/2015 02:05 PM, Isaac David wrote: >> The beaglebone black is very versatile. Use any 5 V barrel connector >> power supply, with at least .5 A for headless mode. Alternatively you >> may use a miniUSB (mini, not micro) cable. > > I read that

Re: [Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation

On 10/21/15 16:00, André Silva wrote: > On 10/21/2015 04:36 PM, Luke wrote: >> On 10/21/2015 02:07 PM, Michał Masłowski wrote: > My Hammond case costed ~6x less. If it doesn't needed, then we won't buy it thought. >>> I wouldn't use a bare board at home, there is too much static >>>

[Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation

Hi guys, since coadde and me are porting our x86 bootloaders (eg. GRUB and also Lilo) to ARMv7, we need donations to buy or receive a BeagleBone Black to continue develop it for those boards. It requires have a real machine to be near at hand to do trial and error testing, not from ssh or virtual

Re: [Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation

On 10/19/2015 09:36 AM, Greg Tomko wrote: > Hi André, > > The BeagleBone Black does require a power supply, I checked their main > site [1]. One thought I had was someone buying it from the U.S. and > shipping it. I found it for $49.99 [2] and since it's under $50 USD I > think it's excluded from

Re: [Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation

On 10/19/2015 10:11 AM, Gregory Tomko wrote: > Guess it went to the full mailing list anyway. Oh well. (Hi everyone) > > I'll look into this a bit more and figure out which way I'll approach. Either > way, I'll get you guys a Beaglebone Black! Thanks so much for your support and help! :)

Re: [Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation

rabola.nu> > Subject: Re: [Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation > > On 10/19/2015 09:36 AM, Greg Tomko wrote: > >> Hi André, >> >> The BeagleBone Black does require a power supply, I checked their main >> site [1]. One thought I had was someone buying it from t

Re: [Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation

Silva Sent: Monday, October 19, 2015 9:05 AM To: Parabola Mail List <dev@lists.parabola.nu> Subject: Re: [Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation On 10/19/2015 09:36 AM, Greg Tomko wrote: > Hi André, > > The BeagleBone Black does require a power supply, I checked their main > site

Re: [Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation

On 10/19/2015 10:13 AM, Greg Tomko wrote: > Should have replied from this e-mail. Please do not affiliate the > purchase with the other e-mail. ok, thanks for let us know. signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature ___ Dev mailing list

Re: [Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation

On 10/19/2015 02:05 PM, Isaac David wrote: > The beaglebone black is very versatile. Use any 5 V barrel connector > power supply, with at least .5 A for headless mode. Alternatively you > may use a miniUSB (mini, not micro) cable. I read that could buy a 5V power supply with 2A is enough for

Re: [Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation

André Silva writes: > On 10/19/2015 10:11 AM, Gregory Tomko wrote: >> I'll look into this a bit more and figure out which way I'll >> approach. Either way, I'll get you guys a Beaglebone Black! > > Thanks so much for your support and help! :) Thank you! :) -- Nicolas

Re: [Dev] [ARM] BeagleBone Black donation

The beaglebone black is very versatile. Use any 5 V barrel connector power supply, with at least .5 A for headless mode. Alternatively you may use a miniUSB (mini, not micro) cable. If you enable the g_ether kernel module and configure the usb0 network interface you can use a single miniUSB