LinkIt One is undoubtedly a great development board. But one main problem is it still doesn't support development in linux machine. Personally this is a great problem for me as all I have is a linux machine. I don't want to install windows just to use LinkIt One. So far I have been working with a borrowed windows machine from my friend. Today I thought to check what actually is stopping LinkIt One from stop developing under linux.
Free brian eno cards oblique strategies pdf programs. Luckily there are no problems with the divers for LinkIt One. In my ubuntu machine, it got connected out of the box and serial ports are listed as 'ttyACM0' and 'ttyACM1'.
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As my research progressed, I understood that culprits are two executables 'PackTag' and 'PushTool'. These are distributed as binaries for Mac and Win, so a recompilation is not a choice. As I further explored what these tools does, I understood that 'PackTag' takes the compiled ELF file and ouputs VXP file, after packing some tags (OS related, I think) and hence the name.
'PushTool' is used to upload the.vxp file to LinkIt One. So ideally, if I can take the windows executables and run them in wine, I should be able to get my LinkIt One programmed. But so far I'm able to run PackTag tool only under wine. I don't under stand how to interface 'PushTool', as it always exits with no output. So from PackTag tool, you will get your.vxp file. Now without PushTool, how to upload the code to LinkIt One?? One of the coolest thing about LinkIt One is your compiled.vxp projects are stored in it's onboard 10MB storage.
This means you can connect your LinkIt One as Mass Storage Mode to your PC, copy.vxp file onboard and you must me able to run your app. In this instructable, I will be describing how to configure arduino to generate.vxp file and then we'll manually copy it to LinkIt One (LIO here after). Things Required • LinkIt One Development Board • Working Internet Connection • A Linux machine This method is tested under Ubuntu 14.04 with arduino 1.6.5. I have created a custom package for LinkIt One tools for linux. You can simply install it to your arduino.
• In arduino IDE, goto File -> Preferences • Add the following URL to additional boards as shown in picture: Now go to Tools -> Board -> Boards Manager • Scroll down and you will be able to see new Board added as 'LinkItOneLinuxArduino' as in picture 2. Now you have successfully installed LinkIt One packages in to you machine. If you go to path ' /home/vish/.arduino15/packages' (this in my Ubuntu 14.04), you will be able to see a folder ' LinkItOneLinuxArduino'. The tools we just installed are actually tools built for Windows. I have modified some script to use them under WiNE in linux.