I'm thinking of continuing my former Neo project on my Quad. The documentation states that you should use 1.5, but the latest version of the IDE...
type 'exit' to continue.. Once you have an OS installed this will be gone. Note there is also a small partition on your eMMC which you may want...
@sirrab In my old Homeserver. The power supply is broken, and there is no replacement available. I'd like to get my stuff back and use it again...
I would like to power 4 3.5" HDDs, in order to use one of the UDOO advanced as a NAS. Any easy way to do so?
I downloaded the Ubuntu distribution from the official download page and put it on a SD card, which includes an option to run it as a Live CD, and...
I'm running Ubuntu 17.04 without a problem. I first ran the demo version of Ubuntu to use GParted to remove the QA partition on the eMMC, then I...
There are two separate questions in your post. To answer the software language item, I personally would choose a language that handles memory...
Strong words. As a software developer I know that things are often way more complex than you'd think.
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Run lsblk on your device? http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Partition-Mass-Storage-Definitions-Naming-HOWTO/x99.html
Don't know if it is what you need, but lsblk outputs on my Ultra: NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINT mmcblk0 179:0 0 29,1G...
See the thread https://www.udoo.org/forum/threads/doesnt-start-flashing-green-amber.7044/, especially:
I was afraid so. I thought the problem was with the HDMI CEC, but apparently no :(. Now I have to repurpose two UDOO Advanced boards.
One of the applications is using an Advanced for running Kodi, with the need to have IR control. I don't need HDMI CEC, as the signals come from...
Even after I've received the order the status as we speak is still 'processing'..
@ahs1200, Andrea Rovai doesn't work with UDOO anymore. As far as I know pre-orders are still being processed, I've received mine last week.
@stecolumna A SD card that is not used and not mounted will never ever give problems, for the OS it is as if it is not in the SD card slot at all....
I cannot think of any OS that would have a problem with 'unused and unmounted'.
On Linux you could do without if you have a working network connection and check if the boot order of the services are right.
Connect a keyboard and a monitor, stop grub from booting and supply the correct boot parameters. For CentOS this article might be useful.
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