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PocketBeagle (PB) is a low cost BeagleBone black, where the graphics, ethernet, USB host and a few other items has been taken out of the design, hence it is ideal for IoT solutions, and as a learning platform for Linux and hardware close programming.
 
PocketBeagle (PB) is a low cost BeagleBone black, where the graphics, ethernet, USB host and a few other items has been taken out of the design, hence it is ideal for IoT solutions, and as a learning platform for Linux and hardware close programming.
  
In a step by step introduction the different, and necessary steps, described to get a brand new PocketBeagle up running.
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Find below a step by step introduction to the different, and necessary steps, to get a brand new PocketBeagle up running.
  
 
# [[PB:Download a suitable Image]]
 
# [[PB:Download a suitable Image]]
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# [[PB:Create a user]]
 
# [[PB:Create a user]]
 
# [[PB:Get an Internet connection]]
 
# [[PB:Get an Internet connection]]
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# [[PB:Enabling and disabling I/O]]
 
# [[PB:Develop programs for the PB]]
 
# [[PB:Develop programs for the PB]]
 
# [[PB:Debug local and remote]]
 
# [[PB:Debug local and remote]]
# [[PB:Enabling and disabling I/O]]
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# [[PB:Working with the PRU's]]
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# [[PB:Transfer of files to and from PB]]
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More to come...
 
More to come...

Revision as of 09:52, 6 March 2019

PocketBeagle (PB) is a low cost BeagleBone black, where the graphics, ethernet, USB host and a few other items has been taken out of the design, hence it is ideal for IoT solutions, and as a learning platform for Linux and hardware close programming.

Find below a step by step introduction to the different, and necessary steps, to get a brand new PocketBeagle up running.

  1. PB:Download a suitable Image
  2. PB:Get in touch with the PB
  3. PB:Create a user
  4. PB:Get an Internet connection
  5. PB:Enabling and disabling I/O
  6. PB:Develop programs for the PB
  7. PB:Debug local and remote
  8. PB:Working with the PRU's
  9. PB:Transfer of files to and from PB


More to come...