Got node to compile. Got alot of text output, which I thought was error messages..... I am a noob at compiling. And you need to know whe to use...
I was following the version from the Meteor universal blog page. Guess this isn't the most current! Doh! Trying from the place you just suggested.
I had to apt-get install git before I can run "git clone https://github.com/joyent/node.git". After this command I need a username and password...
I recently installed an external antenae for Wi-Fi, because getting onto the Internet was slow/drops/no connect. And the antenae makes a huge...
Hmmmm, I did run the command to load the latest and greatest compiler. I have the quad version. And I have the Ubuntu 1.1 version. Sigh it is not...
I am not an expert in compiling. But I am learning! Here is the latest output from "make -j4": /CODE make -j4 make -C out BUILDTYPE=Release V=1...
Not sure how to do the things you suggested... But here is the output before the make -j4 command. /code ./configure --without-snapshot...
I get a bunch of compiler errors, following this tutorial. Suspect there are some environment variables that need to be set up, first.
Chapter 53 of the reference manual for the iMX6 processor says 1.5 and 3.0 GB SATA speeds.
When a digital I/O pin set to an input, it will usually "float" high(your 3.3v).
And there needs to be better documentation on using "make ARCH=arm menuconfig" software/command.
Tried compiling from sources, using UDOO documentation, and get errors. For "ncurses-dev", use libncurses5-dev now? And "uboot-mkimage" use...
OK, i DL the zip file, "sudo DD" the image to a micro SD card, check. Do the same for the SSD, check. Able to expand the FS on the micro SD card....
A step by step of the process to add a SATA HDD/SSD would be the ticket! Jeesh!
Whooooooo Hoooooooo! We gots an update! WOW! YAY!
I'm under the impression you have to boot off the uSD card. Just the UBOOT stuff, then the SATA drive can continue.
HDMI is 4 pairs of LVDS(low voltage differential signals) signals and a few other misc lines. GPIO is usually digital or analog.
Could this be done with words as well? Like cut pin 1 of Uxx. Or with references to the schematics?
Maybe UDOO engineers are working on a version 2 of the UDOO quad. We can be hopeful!
Except, it is sold out.
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