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Re: [Solved] UP CORE WiFi does not work Ubuntu 16.04
The topic above is regarding 16.04.
If you install Ubuntu 18.04.4 with kernel 5.3 wifi and bt works out of the box.
If you need/want to use our kernel to take advantage of the I/O expansion on a carrier board (not necessary for the standalone UP Core), then you need to install our Kernel 4.15 from our PPA and then the ampak firmware package.
DCleri
Re: There is no wifi after .hddimg is installed
I did forget you will need to clean the sstate of your kernel first to pick up the change to your kernel config, then rebuild your image. This command should do it for you:
MACHINE=up-squared bitbake -c cleansstate virtual/kernel
DV01D
Re: There is no wifi after .hddimg is installed
You'll need a custom kernel config to compile the ath10k drivers, and then add the firmware to your image for the 10k chipset, the package name is: linux-firmware-ath10k
You can add it by editing whatever image definition you are using with the a line like this:
IMAGE_INSTALL += " linux-firmware-ath10k"
Kernel config lines can be added to the this file locally if you don't have your own bbappend file setup for custom kernel configurations . https://github.com/AAEONAEU-SW/meta-up-board/blob/sumo/recipes-kernel/linux/files/up-board-user-config.cfg
You can find the kernel config lines here
https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en/users/drivers/ath10k/configuration
DV01D
Re: Max USB slots in Atom Z8000 series
It's two years later, did anyone find a workaround for this problem? Or did you abandon the UP board?
crazystick
Re: [SOLVED]Supported peripherals on Win10 IoT Core
SDK support:
Is all peripherals (I2C, SPI, ADC etc) supported by the SDK/API for all OS's (Linux, Windows 10, Windows 10 IoT Core etc) and for .NET Core 3 and c++?
If not, are there any matrix or list where that info is available? If not it may be a good idea for the webpage.
Currently Up framework support GPIO/I2C/PWM, Windows API support I2C/SPI, and we’ll support GPIO/ADC/PWM Windows API in next version of Up framework.
To Linux support, please visit the website below for more info
https://wiki.up-community.org/Pinout
https://launchpad.net/~ubilinux/+archive/ubuntu/up
Custom boot splashscreen:
Is there support for silent or custom splash screen? So when our customer power of there device they dont see any BIOS Splash screen or Windows screen, but boot directly into there application.
We can achieve this by modifying BIOS in such a way to remove the splash screen
rogertsai(AAEON)
Re: [SOLVED/ANSWERED]Up Squared board using Windows 10 and OpenVINO
@cesarpgouveia
1. Up Squared is compatible with OpenVINO, you can refer OpenVINO hardware requirement https://software.intel.com/en-us/openvino-toolkit/hardware
2. yes, you can add Up AI Core into Up squared too.
3. Up Squared has active cooler if you needed https://up-shop.org/up-peripherals/201-active-cooler-fan3-for-the-up-squared.html
4. Up Squared supported a lot of OS included Windows 10 and Windows IoT Core
garyw
Re: UP LoRa® Computing + The Things Network starter kit Installation
Please check following link for details regarding to set up, installation and how to get EUI number. Thank you.
https://industrialgateways.eu/connect-aiot-ilra01-to-TTN
Owen
Re: [SOLVED/ANSWERED]Can UP Board run raspberry pi OS ( RASPBIAN )
No, it won't be able to run Raspberry Pi's OS.
Aling
Re: [Solved] Intel Cherry Trail drivers setup fails on Windows 10 home - Up Board.
Remember if these are unsigned drivers, windows security kernel will prevent the installation. Only signed drivers are typically installed without problems. If installing unsigned drivers (you can have this problem with Beaglebone boards on Windows 10 also), there are three ways to do the install (command line admin level cntrl/shift/enter, bcdedit /set testsigning on, install drivers, /set testsigning off etc.)
see https://www.maketecheasier.com/install-unsigned-drivers-windows10/ for all three ways to install unsigned drivers.
MWH
Re: [Solved] Intel Cherry Trail drivers setup fails on Windows 10 home - Up Board.
Maybe it was off-topic for this area, however I solved, first upgrading to BIOS 15 then following this post: (https://forum.up-community.org/discussion/717/installation-of-win10-64-step-1-drivers-fails). The key is to remove spaces of the folder name.
ricotren