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NFS file system of Linux virtual machine on the Development Board Http://apps.hi.baidu.com/share/detail/48189956 Today, I did an experiment on embedded applications. How can I run cross-compiled applications on your host on an embedded system? Here I chose to mount the NFS file system over a network. My lab environment: The host machine is a virtual machine centos5.4 The target machine is Linux on mini2440.

Recently, I want to learn about the arm Development Board and develop bare metal programs as per the single-chip microcomputer routine. Baidu, most bare-metal programs are developed using rvds or ads, and written to SDRAM using jlink or JTAG for execution. Because I am used to it in Ubuntu and want to break away from the integrated development environment, I will

Note: If you are using Windows, you can use HyperTerminal: Start-Programs-attachments-communications-HyperTerminalNow we install the configuration minicom under Ubuntu:1. Go to Ubuntu desktop Ctrl+alt+t open terminalInput: sudo apt-get install minicomPassword:Run: sudo minicom-s//configuration minicomSelect the first option Fienames and Paths-enterA (here Set the download path from the board to the PC to manually knock it)B (here set the file path on

1. First install the TFTP server in Linux, see the previous article reproduced in the log. It's basically no problem.2. Linux Internet use Bridge, set Windows,linux, the IP of the Development Board is 192.168.1.X1,192.168.1.X2,192.168.1.X3 respectively. This is important! Must be bridged! The original because in school with IPv6 net plus Bras,ip is automatically obtained, so before Linux Internet use is NAT

has also partnered with temboo to use one-stop APIs to access information from Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare, FedEx, PayPal, and more websites. The price of this board is $69, considering the cost of integrating embedded Linux devices, Arduino and WiFi transmitters, and other Expansion Boards into one Development Board, this price suits the psychological price

First, the installation of serial debugging toolsDeveloping Linux drivers cannot be developed directly in Eclipse, like developing Android applications, but can be communicated through the serial port. So we need to install serial debugging tools, here we use the Serial debugging tool is minicom.1, first detect whether the current system supports USB to the serial port, because many notebooks do not support the direct use of the serial line;2, installation minicom Apt-get install minicom3, Confi

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STM32F103XX CORTEX-M3 series of chips containing three-way SPI channel, Red Bull Development Board used two roads, SPI1 connection at45db161b model SPI flash,spi2 connection ADS7843 touch screen signal processing chip, SPI3 is best not to use, Because there is a conflict with the JTAG pin, there will be problems in debugging. The em-stm3210e Development

Reprint please indicate the source of the article as a link, micropythonqq Exchange Group: 157816561, public number: Micropython playerhas always been about the temperature and humidity of the detection is uninterrupted, this time we continue to detect temperature and humidity, the same or use DHT11 to detect. But this time detected temperature and humidity does not show, also do not alarm, this time to the detected data through the Ethernet upload to the server up.　　First of all, the desired de

Thanks for the hard work, we finally finished the NFS network. First, the computer and the Development Board need to be connected to the router to form a LAN (I ignored this ...) PC: Ubuntu 12.04 Development Board: Linux 2.6.32.2 click to view Ubuntu to burn Linux TO THE DEVELOPMEN