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> supply.
>
Yes, that's what I do. There are quite a few very low power op-amps
suitable for running from the 1.8 volt rail on the BBB. If OP is
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The op-amp is to use as a buffer to protect the inputs, not to provide
1.8 volts. The LM10CN op-amps I'm using are such low power devices
that one can use the 1.8 volt ADC reference from the BBB to supply
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Looking at what "AWS cloud server" I suspect that the IOT services
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That is almost inevitably going to be the situation. However as I
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> But it doesn’t look like it able to start the ethernet interface and was
> wondering if anyone here can help debug to why it wont start/enable.
>
Rather basic question, but you never know, is the BBB/Cape connected
to a network that has a DHCP server
you want the BBB to have direct access to the internet (like the
system you're connecting from) you need to connect the RJ45 port to
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> I have just installed the Debian 10.3 console image on a BBB an it has
> a locale error:-
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> locale: Cannot set LC_MESSAGES to default local
le-gen en_US en_US.UTF-8*
> *sudo dpkg-reconfigure locale*s
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The problem is (was) that locale-gen isn't installed on the console
image. Once I installed the 'locales' package and ran locale-gen
(which is part of the locales package) for the locale I wanted then
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> I do not have a router. I have WiFi.
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You have a router somewhere! :-)
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> > I have recently done a clean install of Debian on a BBB and it feels
> > *very* slow, especially when running apt. Even 'apt search' just
> > crawls along at times.
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ls just as bad. The 'apt
search' is odd, it whizzes through to 68% or 69% and then runs like
treacle. Here's the time :-
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bubblewrap/stable 0.3.1-4 armhf
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> > Robert Nelson wrote:
> > > On Mon, Feb 1, 2021 at 11:18 AM Chris Green wrote:
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> > >
e sort of bug/oddity on
the BBB then. It does seem to affect some other things as well, my
BBB feels a lot slower in general than previous incarnations were.
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> That's interesting, it looks as if there is some sort of bug/oddity on
> the BBB then. It does seem to affect some other things as well, my
> BBB feels a lot slower in general than previous incarnations were.
> Maybe I'll try an older Debian and s
completely disable all ethernet, neither the RJ-45 nor the
ethernet over USB works. Is this to be expected?
The BBB's ethernet works fine when the cape is removed again, but
having no way to communicate with it when the cape is attached makes
it rather difficult to do anything.
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> > I have an old[ish] BBB on which I have been doing some experimenting
> > for a friend. I have the current Debian 10 console version installed.
> >
> > One of the things to try wa
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> >If one has a BBB which normally boots from eMMC is it possible to
> >write a script that will reboot from the microSD card?
> >
>
> On current Beagle systems,
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> >> I'm surprised this post even came through. The beagleboard forum
> >&g
I can't find this anywhere in the System Reference Manual. What is
the drive capability of the BBB output pins? Also what is the best way
of buffering them so they won't get any bad voltages fed back into
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> > I can't find this anywhere in the System Reference Manual. What is
> > the drive capability of the BBB output pins? Also what is the best way
> > of buffering them so they won&#
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Hit:7 https://apt.syncthing.net syncthing InRelease
Is there a server down or something?
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> > When I try an 'apt update' on my BBB I get the following:-
> >
> > root@odin:~# apt update
> > Ign:1 http://security.debian.org stretch/updates InRelease
>
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> > > > When I try an 'apt update' on my BBB I get the following:-
&
As per subject, are the latest images for BBB really from April 2020,
it seems rather old. ... or is une just expected to update having
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> > As per subject, are the latest images for BBB really from April 2020,
> > it seems rather old. ... or is une just expected to update having
> > installed?
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> https://forum.
Web searches produce the same
broken link as above.
I'm actually after how to find what the default pin assignemnts are at
turn-on with no cape, device-tree or anything.
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. I have never come across any system in
many years of computing (as in back to before UTP was used for
ethernet) which doesn't allow plugging/unplugging of RJ45 connectors.
Isn't it usually all handled in the RJ45 connector interface rather
than anyththing being expected of the process
E.g. add the following to rc.local:-
/home/axel/bin/enableWifi.sh &
... and the script in /home/axel/bin/enableWifi.sh is:-
#!/bin/bash
sleep 60
systemctl restart connman.service
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> > I am trying to get my rather remote (and infrequently updated) BBB
> > running Debian Wheezy up to date. It's complaining that the key for
> > the Debian Wheezy BBB repository is out of
Robert Nelson wrote:
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> > Robert Nelson wrote:
> >> On Tue, Oct 25, 2016 at 2:41 PM, Chris Green wrote:
> >> > I am trying to get my rather remote (and infrequently updated) BBB
> >> > running D
30(0x);
> }
>
>
> static void turnOn(){
>write_r30(0x);
> }
>
>
> int main(void){
>
>turnOn(); // this does not work.
>
>// write_r30(0x); This works.
>
> return 0;
>
>
> }
>
When you say "this do
pretty much everything, but you should backup anything
> critical first if you have anything critical locally.
>
Shouldn't 'sudo apt-get do-release-upgrade' do what's wanted?
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> > I run a headless BBB on my boat. I need it to have the right time so
> > that information it sends is correctly time stamped.
> >
> > How can I get it to power up with the right time and
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> >> > I run a headless BBB on my boat. I need it to have the right time so
> >> > that info
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> > I have a couple of fairly old BeagleBone Blacks, both version A6A with
> > 2Gb emmc. I have a couple of questions:-
> >
> > Will a 16Gb microSD card work OK (or is it more to
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> > For your boards installed on your boat, the biggest advantage to
> > copying a new OS to the eMMC is to remove that ancient image from the
> > eMMC, that's been blocking your upgrade path for the last 2 year
putty?
>
A basic non-Gui non-desktop Linux will work perfectly well, consumes
about 1Gb or so. I have 'console' Debian and Ubuntu running on 2Gb
BBBs without any problem. Lots of space to spare.
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> Is there any way to get aptitude to access gdb in Buster? apt-get update
> fails as does apt-get install gdb
>
It would make it easier to help you if you told us the errors you get
when trying this. .or even copy and paste what actually happens.
This
sort of problem is yet another reason for keeping functions short and
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1Gb.
You'll only have ssh (or local serial console) access to your BBB
though.
I *thought* an IOT (internet of things) version would fit in 2Gb but
it looks as if the latest ones don't.
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which will probably only ever have one user. OK, the normal/default
permissions will prevent you (as a user) doing things that only root
(which presumably will be you, on purpose) should be able to do, by
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> > which will probably only ever have one user. OK, the normal/default
> > permissions will prevent you (as a user) doing things
p-scan -l" and it will show all IP
addresses on the LAN. It should then be fairly easy to work out the
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I have an old BBB with a 2Gb eMMC (A5A) and inadvertently plugged a
microSD with a 4Gb IOT version of Debian on it. What should happen?
I *think* it's simply running from the microSD card which seems quite
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images. Shouldn't there be a default/recommended console version as
otherwise I'm using 'bleeding edge'/beta sort of versions.
I only spotted this because I was wondering why the IOT version I
downloaded to put on someone else's BBB was Debian 9.3 but my console
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(actually an A6A, misread the label)
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y actual problems, the install runs perfectly OK, but
for newcomers who want a console only installation it's quite
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they are are Debian 9.4. The 'recommended' release versions on the
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> Yes, you can do it that way, but it sure sounds like the "hard way" to me.
>
Very hard work IMHO, it's non-trivial to work out which packages to
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The BBB can have two IP addresses, the one on the USB connection to
your computer and the one on its RJ45 ethernet connection which will
be set by the DHCP server on that network (usually the router).
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> >The BBB 192.168.6.x address is the one it sets up itself for use over
> >USB (I think) so that won't appear on your ethernet LAN.
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> That ma
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That is *exactly* the question one shouldn't have to ask!
There needs to be a reliable/easy way to install an OS onto the eMMC
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1500 Metric:1
> RX packets:2143 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
> TX packets:1418 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
> collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000
> RX bytes:170470 (166.4 KiB) TX bytes:237376 (231.8 KiB)
>
This is telling you th
and an upgrade path after I hit
> its limits.
>
> Do you or anyone have any suggestions? I might just use a stylus on my 2in1
> laptop, but it would be nice to work at a slightly higher level!
>
After many years looking for something both functional adn reasonably
easy to use I&#x
C inputs to more than 1.8 volts.
They are wired up as simple voltage followers so the output voltage
exactly follows the input voltage. The op-amps are TI LM10s. It's
been working for a year or more now and the BBB is all working still.
The LM10 op-amps can handle quite large input voltages
resses assigned by the DHCP server is
usually configurable in the router/DHCP server.
(N.B. I've summarised a lot and skipped over lots of details and bits
I'm not familiar with, don't take the above as a full description of
how it works. There are, for example, other ways the wla
ng a new
> debian image but it seems I need to log in to do that.
>
When you plugged it into the USB port what IP address did you try to
connect to the BBBlue? ... also what OS are you running on the 'host'
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A friend is having trouble with remote logins to a BBG, the symptoms
look a *bit* like what fail2ban would do after failures. Is fail2ban
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> > look a *bit* like what fail2ban would do after failures. Is fail2ban
> > in the standard IOT distribution now
sequent
remote logins fail.
As I said we've just set things up so we can do 'remote' logins from
the site where the system is, that should let us diagnose what's
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systems manage it with "apt-update;apt-upgrade" so why not BBB? Even
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> > Is there a straightforward way to update a BBB kernel? Standard Linux
>
> Yes: https://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack_Debian#Kernel_Options
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Ah, OK, I hadn't found that be
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> > Anyway, are there a
ad sources often seem to have only LXQT and IOT
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> > Graham wrote:
> > > There are three versions of the release package.
> > > The lxqt version is slightly less than 4 GB total, and should only be used
> > > if you wa
wledgeable specialist help.
It's on sourceforge:-
owfs-develop...@lists.sourceforge.net
Don't worry about the 'developers' bit, they're a helpful crowd and
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> > I have a BBB running Debian 9 (Stretch) but still with a very old
> > kernel - 3.8.13.
> >
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> > >
> > > On Tue, Jul 9,
some advice on how to keep python3 server running
> > after I disconnect from ssh?
> >
Look at the 'nohup' command. Basically you do:-
nohup &
The & after the command puts it in the background, the nohup tells the
system not to send it a hangup signal when you
my
systems by name with no extra effort on my part.
Once you have more than one or two systems it's a real pain not having
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'm at the place where it's running) I have
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Dennis Lee Bieber wrote:
> On Fri, 24 Mar 2017 20:56:27 +0000, Chris Green
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> >What's the most straightforward way of doing this? It's a headless
> >system but (when I'm at the place where it's running) I have
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t if it *is*
connected so you can monitor what is going back and forth.
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So, what should he do?
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Yes, but it's propagated to/from Usenet by gmane.
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I am trying to use the BBB watchdog at /dev/watchdog but it's not
working quite as I expected.
Does one need to keep the /dev/watchdog device open for writing to
keep the watchdog function working? This isn't made clear in the
various write-ups I've found.
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use the Stretch IoT (non-GUI) image as I don't need a
GUI on my BBB.
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Robert Nelson wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 29, 2018 at 10:31 AM, Chris Green wrote:
> > I have a fairly old (just coming up to 4 years) BBB running Debian 7
> > which I have kept up to date with security fixes etc.
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> > It's used to monitor various things on my boat a
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