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| How to open the CSI? |
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Posted by: NWUK - 08-30-2016, 01:19 PM - Forum: Camera Module
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Hi,
I just wanted to double check before I break anything.
The CSI connector has a white part on the top and a darker part on the bottom. To open it, you need to push the white part up, correct? then slot in the camera and close it again.
Thanks,
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| LCD touch pad blank screen |
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Posted by: tanarri - 08-30-2016, 09:16 AM - Forum: Getting Started
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So I finally fixed my computer problems so I could burn the image. So now my LCD touch pad turns on when I plug it it. But the screen is blank. Does that mean one of the ribbons isn't hooked up right? If so which one? or is it a different problem?
Edit::So I unhooked all the cables and rehooked them and I am getting the same results. Thoughts?
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| Where is the kernel stored ? |
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Posted by: drich - 08-30-2016, 08:08 AM - Forum: Android on Pine A64(+)
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Hello,
I want to add GPIO support to android, so I have to rebuild the kernel with appropriate config. As the whole android image takes a long time to build/copy to sdcard I plan to only recompile the kernel but I don't find the zImage/ramdisk within the 12 (seriously?) partitions, actually most of them are not even mountable (wrong fs type).
So where is the kernel image stored ?
Thanks
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| Android Standby? |
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Posted by: dkuhl0904 - 08-30-2016, 03:15 AM - Forum: Android on Pine A64(+)
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Now as I am able to test (I "forgot" to buy a remote and still the case was missing)... I have on questioN.
I have Android 5.1.1. running with an alternative TV start page...
Runs well, but how can I sent the PINE64 with Android into a standby mode?
If using the original PINE64 Remote and press the "off" button, the system shuts down. And no way to restart it using the remote, nor by clicking on my hardware power-button.
I need to unplug und replug the power cord.. and then the whole system is rebooting.
Is there any remote code to set the system into a standby or display-off mode (like on a standard Android tablet or smartphone)?
Hope anyone can help!
Many thanks and best regards from Germany
Dietmar
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| Johnny Five - Firmata |
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Posted by: HayseedGeek - 08-29-2016, 07:08 AM - Forum: Pi2, Euler and Exp GPIO Ports
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I'm curious if anyone has evaluated the Johnny-Five JavaScript Robotics and IoT programming framework at https://github.com/rwaldron/johnny-five? At first glance it seems quite robust and straightforward to use. It was developed for Arduino, but uses a plugin system to work with other platforms. An Rpi plugin already exists which may (?) work out of the box for Pine, but it appears to me that a Pine64 specific plugin could be developed by a JS guru.
I went a little nuts ordering breadboards, jumper wires, LEDs, switches and buttons, sensors, motors, servos, drivers, relays and other assorted do-dads, but they have not yet arrived from China, so I haven't tried it myself and honestly don't yet have the experience to evaluate the utility of Johnny-Five, so I wonder if anyone thinks it is a worthwhile endeavor for Pine64 powered projects?
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