Glued for Beaglebone (white)

[Kristian Klausen]

Hi,

Which configuration of glued is most suitable for the old version of beaglebone? Did you guys use this before you went with the newer black edition?

Regards,
Kristian

[Ricardo Martins]

Hi Kristian,

We did use GLUED with the old BeagleBone, the current GLUED version should work but I don't have a board with me right now to test. The system lctr-b2xx-testbed should be compatible with the BBW. If you're having problems I can test GLUED with a BBW tomorrow.

Regards,

Ricardo

P.S.: On the BBB and BBW GLUED is supposed to run from the MicroSD card.

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[Kristian Klausen]

Hi,

Thanks, I will let you know i I'm having problems :)
Btw, what are the reasons for the naming-convention on the systems, like lctr-b2xx?

Kristian

[Ricardo Martins]

On Fri, May 9, 2014 at 8:53 AM, Kristian Klausen <kkn...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

Thanks, I will let you know i I'm having problems :)
Btw, what are the reasons for the naming-convention on the systems, like lctr-b2xx?

LSTS CompuTR [a-z][0-9](variant). Usually it refers to a board, but in some cases it refers to the full computer stack with associated boards.

 

Kristian

kl. 09:32:51 UTC+2 fredag 9. mai 2014 skrev Ricardo Martins følgende:

Hi Kristian,

We did use GLUED with the old BeagleBone, the current GLUED version should work but I don't have a board with me right now to test. The system lctr-b2xx-testbed should be compatible with the BBW. If you're having problems I can test GLUED with a BBW tomorrow.

Regards,

Ricardo

P.S.: On the BBB and BBW GLUED is supposed to run from the MicroSD card.

On Fri, May 9, 2014 at 8:14 AM, Kristian Klausen <kkn...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

Which configuration of glued is most suitable for the old version of beaglebone? Did you guys use this before you went with the newer black edition?

Regards,
Kristian

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[Ricardo Martins]

Hi again Kristian,

You can use GLUED with the BBW. Start with system lctr-b200-testbed:

./mkconfig.bash lctr-b200-testbed &&

./mksystem.bash lctr-b2xx/lctr-b200-testbed.bash &&

./pkrootfs.bash lctr-b2xx/lctr-b200-testbed.bash

Regards,

Ricardo

[Kristian Klausen]

This worked, thanks.