John Blacker

I mis-typed when I created the post. Like I said, I did a copy and paste directly from your example and it didn't work - compile error!

Reboot helped, I think. Here's what I get after starting script. obla@jobla-VirtualBox:~/qemu-buster/qemu-raspbian-network$ sudo ./qemu-pi.sh 2021-05-07-raspios-buster-armhf-lite.img need tun module mount: tmpmnt: overlapping loop device exists for /home/jobla/qemu-buster/qemu-raspbian-network/2021-05-07-raspios-buster-armhf-lite.img. ./qemu-pi.sh: line 123: tmpmnt/etc/udev/rules.d/90-qemu.rules:...

Well, update...I was trying to use a "buster" image along with it's kernel module and apparently it won't work; so I downloaded the "jessie 2017-01-11" image that you "tested" with...

Thanks for the help. I'm encountering another problem. I have two ttgo boards, one is running your esp32 firmware and the other is running firmware I built from the original...

Just for grins, I downloaded the firmware version without PSRAM, flashed the board again and ran my LightLora test again and got same results.

So, what led me to raise this issue was that I was following your tutorial/recipe for building an armhf program with the cross-compiler and I tried to run it in...

Win 10 pro ---------------------------------------- Sep 2, 2021 11:01:04 AM David Lechner ***@***.***>: > What OS is docker running on? > > — > You are receiving this because you authored...

I'm not trying to run my commands in WSL,

Look above under "screenshots" there's the output I get when issuing the echo command.

> Docker for Windows should not require any manual steps to get Arm code to run inside the docker containers. The binftm_misc suggestion was for the older Docker Toolbox that...