Justin Hammond
Justin Hammond
Thanks. I'll update soon.
Just a update - The Pull Up resisters attached to GPIOA_18, GPIOA_19, GPIOA_28, GPIOA_29 (which are used for JTAG) cause JTAG to fail. I'm not sure why these were added....
Sorry. I was leaving this open as a todo item.
Arm builds will require a bit more work. I will start looking at it when the mainline kernel has some basic support (looking like 6.11 will be the version) as...
Copy the elf file to /lib/firmware/ and then echo the file name to /sys/class/remoteproc/remoteproc0/filename. Then echo "start" or "stop" to the state file in that same directory. MilkV didn't release...
its the output from the compiler after you compile your Ardunio application.
Yes. I will post some instructions soon how to setup a static MAC address.
There is no one default one. The buildroot has some tricks to generate one on first boot and save it to the filesystem from memory (but that trick isn't compatible...
It's an unfortunate trend that's becoming more prevalent. (There maybe a serial number in the efuse of the SOC that could be used to generate a MAC address but unfortunately...
Nope... its stop on error - But the "invalid bearer token" comes as a normal output, not a error: 