I have my Neo connected to the network, not easily connecting to my laptop via USB. Is it possible to have the Arduino IDE upload to the Neo's network IP instead of 192.168.7.2?
That would be a nice option! Isn't it working yet? As it should work when connected as an headless device, so not only USB. But documentation is not always clear As a workaround perhaps put the compiled file in a shared folder and have a cron on the Neo push it to the M4 with command udooneo-m4uploader.sh <BINARY_PATH>
How do you create a binary file? If I do a 'Export Compiled Binary' I get the following result: Warning: This core does not support exporting sketches. Please consider upgrading it or contacting its author With an Arduino it just creates a binary.
You can upload the sketch from an external PC via network if you know the IP address of UDOO NEO. You can modify the file named platform.txt in the Arduino IDE's UDOO NEO dedicated folder. For example, once downloaded the UDOO NEO Board Manager I have this file in Windows 10 in the directory: Code: C:\Users\ <my_username>\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\UDOO\hardware\solox\1.6.5 At the end of the file you'll find this row: Code: tools.udooclient.upload.pattern="{path}/{cmd}" "192.168.7.2:5152" "{build.path}/{build.project_name}.bin" Substitute 192.168.7.2 with [your UDOO NEO's IP address]:5152 For example, I have 192.168.7.2:5152" I have to substitute it with [my IP address]:5152 This thanks to UDOO FOTA (Firmware Over The Air): https://github.com/UDOOboard/udoofota You can also directly use the UDOO client to upload the binary without using the Arduino IDE. If you want to contribute to the development of UDOO FOTA you are very much appreciated. We'll put in the Documentation as soon as possible.
