I JUST WANT TO ILLUSTRATE THAT THE PROCESSING POWER OF THIS BOARD IS MUCH CLOSER TO A COMPUTER THAN TO AN ARDUINO.Ī good next step would be to figure out the HDMI cape so that you can run the LXDE desktop on any hdmi monitor.
#Ubuntu on arduino arm emulator how to#
There is a lot to do here folks!! Īt the end I have included how to set up a lightweight GUI so that you can SSH in from your laptop and set up a "virtual desktop." I also show how to install and run the arduino IDE so that you can use the beaglebone to program any arduino NOTE: I HAVE NOT CONFIGURED A DEDICATED SCREEN OR A KEYBOARD TO THE BEAGLEBONE. If you have any knowledge or interest with linux, or beagleboard, please sign up and contribute to the beaglebone group on instructables. This instructable is basically an editorialized repost from the linux website: The beagleboard is much more complicated than an 8bit microcontroller. I would recommend joining the group "beagleboard" on google groups. Maybe later I will set up some kind of VPN connection so that I can control and monitor any project from anywhere with internet access.
I do not know much about javascript or web hosting, but this feels like the perfect time to learn. I do not know if this instructable is really tailored to any one specific project. Also, I have been running ubuntu on my laptop to program arduino, so it seems natural that you would try and match the os from your board and your computer. I chose ubuntu because there is already an existing image to format your sd card. We will setup a mini SD card so that we can boot Ubuntu onto the beaglebone, we will setup a a lightweight GUI (graphical user interface - a desktop environment vs terminal) and just for kicks we will install the arduino programming environment.Įven though this board is heavy on linux, I included this in the microcontroller section in the hopes of more arduino fans giving this board a whirl.,
I think this project is very cool and has nearly countless applications!! We are going to be setting up our own single board, fanless computer using the beaglebone. In the meantime, I would like to post the progress I have made with the beaglebone. Major process underway, testing the system in a powered model airplane now. Hey all! The last major instructable I posted was the rc glider drone.
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