arduino ide sources please

Hello,

I am running my udoo on a debian armhf (I followed the instructions at http://www.elinux.org/UDOO_Installing_D ... ebootstrap they worked fine but aren't for newbies).

So when using debian armhf, it is not possible to run properly the arduino ide provided here. I suspect this is because it has been compiled for soft float. So could you please let us know how to configure a vanilla arduino ide into a udoo one. I understand the arduino compiler has been modified. If those are really needed please post the source somewhere. Instructions would be appreciated but even without it, it would give us a chance to make it work.


Nice work.

BrunoD.

 

Arduino binaries provided here: http://www.udoo.org/downloads/#tab4
Sorry, im def not a linux expert, but do these not work?
Maybe these are specific for the Linaro/Ubuntu? have you tried using these?

 

Hello,

I checked them. They do not work, that what I was trying to say.

I get: arm-none-eabi-g++ file not found. When I try to verify the sketch. Files in arduino-1.5.4/hardware/tools/arm-none-eabi/bin/ return the same error. That is why I suspect they were compiled for armel, but using armhf they do not work. So a way to get an arduino ide to work (actualy compilation and programming the atmel) from "scratch" is needed.

Did anybody with an armhf system make it work?

Cheers.

 

arduino-ide binaries from udoo site aren't compatible with armhf. arm is not on build.xml and ant will not build it. there're tons of changes that udoo team wrote to make it work, however they doesn't share, I did it and when I have some time to write everything and make a appliable patch, I'll share with you. As they're not sharing u-boot sources, as they're not sharing CURRENT kernel sources with ALL patches.

I'm really tired of this project, all sources simply is not being released. Kernel_Unico is the only source available and is outdated with their current binary version.

U-Boot is GPL. If it were updated(and it was), they have the obligation to give the source code and they're not doing it.

Of course eveybody could fork everything and DIY. Unfortunately, I don't have time for this. All my current updates are on the forums.

Some things I had to do by myself:
1) fix 4.00 load when IDLE
2) ubuntu 13.04 armhf working
3) video acceleration working with my custom kernel
4) arduino-ide compiled to armhf from source

 

ow, nice.

however it does not build because it does not find arm-none-eabi toolchain.

 

Thanks Delba, it will come as no surprise to hear that we'd now like the Bossac sources!

 

Thanks.

(I am sure bossa is on its way, right? ;-)

 

debla,

Any updates on this? I've been waiting for the update with Bossac and it's been nearly 2 weeks since your reply saying it'll come soon.

 

No problem, look forward to it delba!