ssh,osx-mavericks,beagleboard,beagleboneblack,network-interface
I have solved this problem by resetting the SMC and the PRAM. Here are the details if someone needs it: Reset the SMC and PRAM SMC Reset: Shut down the MacBook Pro. Plug in the MagSafe power adapter to a power source, connecting it to the Mac if its not...
arm,qemu,beagleboard,u-boot,uefi
This is ARM code, but it sounds very much like it's being jumped to in Thumb state. The word e59f00f4 will be interpreted in Thumb as lsls r4, r6, #3; b 0x80304bde (if I've got my address maths right), which seems consistent with "jumping somewhere in the middle of some...
c,beagleboneblack,beagleboard,adc
In your second function you are using the filehandle in your calculations. I think you meant the value you read (ch). Just convert the value to float before putting into the calculation. Also add another byte to the buffer you read with to accommodate an ending \0 Something like this...
linux-kernel,embedded-linux,beagleboneblack,beagleboard,u-boot
The DDR on Am335x starts at address 0x80000000. The ending address depends on the size of your DDR RAM. For a 128MB RAM, you have the last addres at 0x88000000 So you can load your kernel anywhere. Make sure you load the device tree blob toward the end of the...
linux,debian,beagleboard,beagleboneblack,debian-based
After much search and trying i conclude that this cannot be done in any simple way.
android,c,linux,beagleboard,usb-modeswitch
Your issue is with the kernel running on the device you use and not about the Android OS. Which USB device are supported(I.E. which combination of vid/pid) depends on which sets are defined in the kernel, its hard-coded. Specifically you need USB serial device definition(AKA ttyUSB) for you specific VID&PID...