After I flashed the updated Debian image(Debian 9.4 2018-06-17 4GB SD IoT) and booted the board from SD card, the WIFI light was not on. And I did "connmanctl, enable WIFI", it showed the error: Method "SetProperty" with signature "sv" on interface "net.connman.Technology" doesn't exist. Is the WIFI chipset unsupported?
I have BB Blue and EduMIP robot. How do I program and debug directly on the BB with Eclipse in C? There is no HDMI port for a monitor. I can connect the keyboard and mouse to USB host. I do not want to cross-compile from a desktop. Can I connect a monitor to the BB USB host?
Nice video! Gonna have to pick up one of those in the very near future... git clone issues: - it's very rare that you would want to do ANYTHING outside of your home directory, but if you do, you need to have superuser (admin) privileges. Normally the sudo command will do this: $ sudo git clone github.com/user/repository.git -you'll have to put in the superuser password (not sure what that is on B.B. Blue) - if you stay in your home directory, you can generally do anything you want without needing su privileges, which generally makes life easier, and also avoids the risk of screwing up your system.
I was going to comment basically this, but also add that this method also adds the benefit of adding an autologin later (for a standalone machine) , (you should never autologin root). On the Beaglebone black using Debian, you also had to run your Python/C etc. code as root. This should really be done by editing the file: /etc/sudoers with: #sudo visudo Instructions for visudo and /etc/sudoers are on Google.
So glad I found this video. I'd have bought from Arrow based on your providing such great content, but it wasn't in stock at the time. Only issue I ran into was cloud9 needed an upgrade and shut itself (and the bash shell running inside it) down as a result. I re-ran the upgrade via ssh and was able to restart cloud9 once done.
Hi, I get a "Failed to connect to github.com port 443: Connection refused" when I try to update my Beaglebone, any suggestions what I can do about that ?
Help needed! How to push the antenna to the outside direction? Seems blocked by the surrounding part. How to detach the connector? I'm afraid to break the board.
I assume you figured this out already, but for anyone still curious, all you have to do is pull the connector straight up. It's a 'snap in' connector, not screwed on or anything. This is easily done with a fingernail. I believe that connector is an MMCX connector for those curious.
@@MichaelMurillo You might want to redo that part of the video. pulling things off a $100 circuit board is not something I am comfortable doing. I have no idea how much force is needed,
Good video. Best I've seen. Thanks. IDE also works using the IP address.
subbed.. so glad I stumbled onto your channel it's exactly what I wanted.
This convinces me to not buy one. I have a BBB and am starting to hate it.
good video suggestion try to increase fonts so we read all thing better.
Thanks for the feedback!
After I flashed the updated Debian image(Debian 9.4 2018-06-17 4GB SD IoT) and booted the board from SD card, the WIFI light was not on. And I did "connmanctl, enable WIFI", it showed the error: Method "SetProperty" with signature "sv" on interface "net.connman.Technology" doesn't exist. Is the WIFI chipset unsupported?
It is possible to build and hexa or octocopter with this board? With the build-in ports/setup
I have BB Blue and EduMIP robot. How do I program and debug directly on the BB with Eclipse in C? There is no HDMI port for a monitor. I can connect the keyboard and mouse to USB host. I do not want to cross-compile from a desktop. Can I connect a monitor to the BB USB host?
Nice video! Gonna have to pick up one of those in the very near future...
git clone issues:
- it's very rare that you would want to do ANYTHING outside of your home directory, but if you do, you need to have superuser (admin) privileges. Normally the sudo command will do this:
$ sudo git clone github.com/user/repository.git
-you'll have to put in the superuser password (not sure what that is on B.B. Blue)
- if you stay in your home directory, you can generally do anything you want without needing su privileges, which generally makes life easier, and also avoids the risk of screwing up your system.
Thanks for the insight Niels!
I was going to comment basically this, but also add that this method also adds the benefit of adding an autologin later (for a standalone machine) , (you should never autologin root). On the Beaglebone black using Debian, you also had to run your Python/C etc. code as root. This should really be done by editing the file: /etc/sudoers with: #sudo visudo Instructions for visudo and /etc/sudoers are on Google.
So glad I found this video. I'd have bought from Arrow based on your providing such great content, but it wasn't in stock at the time. Only issue I ran into was cloud9 needed an upgrade and shut itself (and the bash shell running inside it) down as a result. I re-ran the upgrade via ssh and was able to restart cloud9 once done.
Hi, I get a "Failed to connect to github.com port 443: Connection refused" when I try to update my Beaglebone, any suggestions what I can do about that ?
Gud video.. Can you provide working images for bbblue
This is great. Could you do a BeagleBone Black Wireless - Getting Started please?
great it's a nice alternative to RPI3 for flight control
can you us this to run a 3d printer
Thank You.
Help needed! How to push the antenna to the outside direction? Seems blocked by the surrounding part. How to detach the connector? I'm afraid to break the board.
I assume you figured this out already, but for anyone still curious, all you have to do is pull the connector straight up. It's a 'snap in' connector, not screwed on or anything. This is easily done with a fingernail.
I believe that connector is an MMCX connector for those curious.
@@MichaelMurillo You might want to redo that part of the video. pulling things off a $100 circuit board is not something I am comfortable doing. I have no idea how much force is needed,