Hi, I'm running the Neo in a headless mode and would like to be able to upload Arduino sketches. I pulled the latest udoo-web-conf from Github and noticed it contained an online Arduino editor allowing you to upload sketches straight from the web.onto the neo. I noticed that the udoo-web-conf app is having the udooer user execute the following command: Code: udooer@udooneo:~$ export DISPLAY=:0 && /usr/bin/arduino --upload /opt/udoo-web-conf/mysketch/mysketch.ino Picked up JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS: Loading configuration... Initializing packages... Preparing boards... Verifying and uploading... Sketch uses 43,148 bytes (8%) of program storage space. Maximum is 524,288 bytes. cp: cannot create regular file ‘/var/opt/m4/m4last.fw’: Permission denied Error copying last bin Depsite the last error this seems to work fine. The Arduino script launches a java class that in turns launches some avr binaries to compile the ino and flash the mcu. I did however notice that This only works for the udooer user (my own personal user on the device cannot execute this) This only works (believe it or not) when the file is called /opt/udoo-web-conf/mysketch/mysketch.ino What would I need to setup so that any user can do this, and that I'm not limited to using "/opt/udoo-web-conf/mysketch/mysketch.ino". Running compiled ino files (bin files) works well for all users on the device Code: /usr/bin/udooneo-m4uploader /opt/udoo-web-conf/arduino_examples/Blink.cpp.bin
Dear @ddewaele, or maybe I should call your Sherlock! You discovered what we are working on, among the other things! It will be released soon, be patient in the meanwhile
hehe ... a little bird told me I could fine the neo kernel there. I can confirm that on the beta5 image (that can be downloaded as an image from the website) I don't have this delay issue, but there the /dev/ttyMCC is not working at all. Is this expected behaviour for the beta5 release ? I need to be able to read analog voltages, is there an alternative way of doing that (without using Arduino analogRead) ? If you can point me in a direction that would be great.
Well, given the current situation where with the beta v5 image it's not working (no output on /dev/ttyMCC) with the new kernel there is serial output but it's not stable I was wondering what the best approach would be at the moment. Please confirm if this is expected behaviour. Should /dev/ttyMCC work on the beta v5 image ? (I simply downloaded the image, put it on an SD, booted my neo and uploaded a blink sketch with a Serial.begin(9600) and Serial.println("LED ON/OFF")'
ok serial started working after a reboot ... strange.... but getting the same behaviour where the sketch appears to be running really slow when the serial is not being read. As soon as I hook up my Arduino serial monitor the LED blinks every second. (without it its easily 4 seconds). The sample sketch I'm running is this one Code: void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); // initialize digital pin 13 as an output. pinMode(13, OUTPUT); } // the loop function runs over and over again forever void loop() { Serial.println("HELLO"); digitalWrite(13, HIGH); // turn the LED on (HIGH is the voltage level) delay(1000); // wait for a second Serial.println("HELLO2"); digitalWrite(13, LOW); // turn the LED off by making the voltage LOW delay(1000); // wait for a second } Is there some more info on accessing the ADC via A9 ? (sample / tutorial / .....) ?
