- Sketch trial for mac os 10.10.5 install#
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- Sketch trial for mac os 10.10.5 software#
Reserving 36 Bytes for Global Data at: 83f97fb0 Reserving 44 Bytes for Board Info at: 83f97fd4 Top of RAM usable for U-Boot at: 84000000 Removing MTD device #5 (rootfs_data) with use count 1 We are done! Yeah! Rebooting to apply the wlan0: deauthenticating from by local choice (Reason: 3=DEAUTH_LEAVING) enabledĮnabling micro SD as additional disk space. Proceed with partitioning micro SD card (yes/no)? yesĮnter the size of the data partition in MB: 6000Ĭopying files from Arduino Yun flash to micro SD card.Įnabling micro SD as additional swap.
Sketch trial for mac os 10.10.5 software#
Installing software (this will take a while).Į2fsprogs dosfstools fdisk rsync kmod-fs-ext4 installed Please ensure your Arduino Yun is connected to internet. Please ensure you have ONLY your micro SD card plugged in: no pen drives, hard drives or whatever. This sketch will format your micro SD card and use it as additional disk space for your Arduino Yun.
Sketch trial for mac os 10.10.5 serial#
Here is the entire log from the serial console (redacted for privacy): I followed the tutorial, and used this sketch:
Sketch trial for mac os 10.10.5 install#
Said tutorial has a link for the Rev 2 and states that I can install packages and run the system from the SD card. If you plan to use a microSD memory card, you can expand the Yun Disk Space following this tutorial." 2 to access and store information on these drives through the 32U4, they need to have a directory named arduino in the root of the volume. "You can use external memory like a microSD card or thumb drive for saving data, or your own scripts, web pages, etc. The Yún runs LEDEYun 17.11, r6773+1-8dd3a6e (came pre-installed) and I am using a 16 gig SD card from Kingston. *** Warning - bad CRC, using default environment I get this error message in the serial console (see log below): The SD card becomes available, but the Yún does not run Linux from it nor does it let me install packages on it, so I am left with very little space for software.Īlso, it seems that the software does not get very frequent updates. The SD card expansion procedure for Arduino Yún Rev 2 does not seem to work (for me, at least). Otherwise, your solution worked fine, thanks!
So before entering your uci commands, I did: uci add fstab mountĪs I said, not really sure this was an issue, but the second time I tried this and it worked. Not exactly sure, but I suspected maybe I had to disable the already mounted overlay device (which in my case was /dev/mtdblock3). I just used your steps to expand an Arduino Dragino Yun Shield, and they worked, but the first time I tried them they didn't. I hope that helps, not sure I i did it correctly. commitĪfter that, I rebooted and now i have the following with df -h / df -h / /mnt/sda1įilesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on Rsync -a -exclude=/mnt/ -exclude=/www/sd /overlay/ /mnt/sda2/
Sketch trial for mac os 10.10.5 upgrade#
Opkg install e2fsprogs mkdosfs fdisk rsyncĪfter this comes the Partition and Format, what i did was partition the SD card on my Laptop, since I made the horrible mistake to upgrade to Windows 10 and dont want to use my work MAC for this, I used EASYUS Partition Master, you can also use Partition Magic or a MAC or Linux computer, and basically created 2 partitions, one FAT32 and the other one EXT3 (couldnt find EXT4).Īfter I formatted the SD card, I put it back on the Arduino YUN and kept on going with the following steps. I will skip the ones that Federico’s wrote for error checking and when directly to I Basically all commands on the SSH (putty) console. Hey Guys, I had some of the same issues using a 16GB Samsung EVO, the program keeps freezing on the Partition and Format part of the code, Even when it seems like the YUN is compatible with this SD card, the command to format and/or partition clocks even when using SSH.Īfter lots of trial and error, I finally got it working, this is what I did:
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