That would be great, but it won't help me. The repo version gives me the same results now =(
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That would be great, but it won't help me. The repo version gives me the same results now =(
You bas***! I guess I'll give up myself. This project needed to be finished already!
I think I might start using Win*** again...
sorry forgot this:
tomas@tomas:~$ ls -la /var/lock/
total 4
drwxrwxrwt 3 root root 80 Feb 22 09:21 .
drwxr-xr-x 24 root root 840 Feb 22 09:14 ..
drwxr-xr-x 2 www-data root 40...
That's not the problem. I just rebooted, and no go:
before plugging in the arduino:
tomas@tomas:~$ ls -la /dev/ttyACM*
ls: cannot access /dev/ttyACM*: No such file or directory
...
Yes I know! The thing is: it (kind of) used to work (a couple of days ago), but since I removed the ubuntu repo version of arduino: AAAARGHH
That's why I posted this message...
I screwed around with the permissions a bit, so they probably aren't clean anymore... I'll do a reboot and try again...
as me:
tomas@tomas:~/arduino-1.0.3$ ./arduino
Experimental: JNI_OnLoad called.
Stable Library
=========================================
Native lib Version = RXTX-2.1-7
Java lib Version =...
Yes, this is the port use to talk to the arduino board. I think this is created by udev.
I don't really want to make it anything. When unplug the board (USB connection), or reboot all changes will...
The version of the IDE shipped with ubuntu is quite old, I have a microcontroller that requires a newer version of the IDE. They only provide a .tgz with distribution-independent files.
...
Arduino is a microcontroller platform: they have all sorts of MCs, and an IDE to compile/upload programs to the controller.
Currently their site is down: http://www.arduino.cc
One thing I forgot to mention:
The exact sequence of command I used, when removing the ubuntu version of arduino:
sudo apt-get purge arduino arduino-core
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get...
No problems with sudoers -> sudo ~/arduino-1.0.3/arduino works just fine. But I don't want to run arduino as root.
Hi, I'm having a big problem with arduino.
Following the advice on the arduino forum, I removed the ubuntu version of arduino from my computer:
sudo apt-get purge arduino arduino-coreNow I can...
Cleaned up my HD (got a fancy new TB external), so I have some more free space now. The ticks have completely disappeared.
I suppose the ticking was due to the heads zooming back and forth too much,...
Some interesting (?) reading materials:
FHS Filesystem Hierarchy
XDG Filesystem Hierarchy
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I run Vista...
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An alternative (on the console).
From the wodim manual (man wodim):
If the overall speed of the system is sufficient and the structure of
the filesystem is not too complex, wodim will run...
Or Quanta (part of KDE, not yet ported to KDE4 though)
No need to get frustrated ;)
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If you have a bootable Ubuntu CD you can boot into the live CD and do it from there.
Start Grub:
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