Kurt ✭✭

I ended up tossing the board(s), and replacing them. Actually the second one I have not replaced yet. So I am down to just one UP board (And an UP2). I saw at least one dead component and figured there could be more and it did not want to chance it. I just wish that maybe UP would have a repair center that maybe could fix these.

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• Re: Ubuntu 18.04 support for the Up Board

  Kurt

  November 2018
  Thanks @ccalde, But I assume I need to have enough space on the board for the build to complete. The board has some other stuff on it, like ROS2 support. Will check to see if my UP or UP2 board has t…
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• Re: I put 30V on the input by accident

  Kurt

  September 2018
  I was one of the ones who did something similar... https://forum.up-community.org/discussion/2069/now-that-i-fried-my-only-up-board But simply had HAT that had a DC/DC converter to take 12v down to 5…
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• Re: Ubuntu 18.04 support for the Up Board

  Kurt

  July 2018
  Any more updates on this?
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• Re: are gpio pins 5v tolerant ?

  Kurt

  June 2018
  Again it would be great if some one from UP/Emutex answered. But again I do not believe that the pins will handle 5v. That is by the Kickstarter for UP squared as well as the 2 sheet document, it men…
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• Re: How to get SPI module up and running

  Kurt

  May 2018
  My guess is that you do not have UP specific kernel that supports this. That is if I do the uname -srv I see: kurt@kurt-UP-Turtle:~$ uname -srv Linux 4.4.0-2-upboard #12-Ubuntu SMP Thu Dec 1 15:01:52…
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