I saw that they just updated the documentation with this information: http://www.udoo.org/docs-x86/Hardware_Reference/Resources.html
I believe it is PSP_CPU_IMX6SX_M4 #elif defined(PSP_CPU_IMX6SX_M4)
It is not clear if it uses the SPI or I2C interface. When it uses the I2C you have a chance that you can make it work. Likely you have to do some...
using the search function on this forum I found for example Has anyone debugged bare-metal code via the J11 JTAG connector? which leads to a...
Nice protocol. Looks like /dev/ttyMCC is a blocker (like for Firmata). Is your roscore running on the Neo or on another PC? I think it will only...
I do not understand completely. As I read your question you have an separate Arduino connected with usb and that works. Then you do the same with...
You can also search for "bare metal" programming here on the forum. As the CPU of the Neo is a rare one with it's combination of an A9 and M4...
It looks like the courses you refer to are only Linux oriented and not on M4 bare metal programming. The Linux side is pretty OK only the display...
Hi, the Neo is a fun thing but has some flaws at the moment. Especially the Arduino side is not as compatible with the Arduino software as we...
The Arduino used in the quad is the Arduino Due. You have to find a library compatible with the Due. This one should work according the internet:...
http://www.udoo.org/forum/index.php?threads/6797/
@ektor5 @Franscesco In case you missed it: yes it works
I just tried it and I was able to create pwm0 ( pwm_2) with sudo sh -c "echo 0 > /sys/class/pwm/pwmchip0/export And I got a working flashing...
Are you sure you did a reboot after using the device tree editor?
I am not sure but pwm_2 could be exported with echo 1 > /sys/class/pwm/pwmchip0/export This would result in a pwm1 in /sys/class/pwm/pwmchip0...
hmm, you missed this one then.
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