Using the micro:bit block editor with Adafruit NeoPixels, in this example using the 4 x 8 LED ‘hat’
Start coding by heading over to https://makecode.microbit.org/
Using the micro:bit block editor with Adafruit NeoPixels, in this example using the 4 x 8 LED ‘hat’
Start coding by heading over to https://makecode.microbit.org/
Assumes you have a developer account with apple – costs (as of 1-Nov-2017) £79 p.a.
From your target device head to https://developer.apple.com/download/ and download the iOS 11.2 profile.
or save to iCloud and access from ‘files’ on you iPhone
Read the release notes, note any concerns! – i.e. https://download.developer.apple.com/Documentation/Beta_Release_Notes_Oct_30_2017/iOS_11.2_beta_Release_Notes.pdf
If needed, notes on how to install – https://developer.apple.com/support/beta-software/install-ios-beta/
https://twitter.com/msftexchange/status/857686052630298624
Config.txt file edit
ssh <ip>
username: root
password: openelec
(did you enable ssh in settings?)
mount -o remount,rw /flash nano /flash/config.txt
display_rotate=2
Updating to a dev branch
wget http://git.io/vs7Dm -O repository.leopold.zip
In file explorer (Linux) browse to smb://
python -m SimpleHTTPServer
HT: http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/view/71/serve-current-directory-tree-at-httphostname8000
Point your browser to http://ip_addr:8000
CTRL-C to stop the Python server.
Right click to save/download the files you need.
Edit/Create file
nano ~/.bash_profile
Runs this example script every time you login – handy if you have many SD cards.
Example file contents
date echo '' echo --------------------------------- echo '| RaspberryPI - Weather Station |' echo --------------------------------- echo 'Login: '$USER echo '' uptime echo '' who
HT – http://martin.leyrer.priv.at/y2013/m03/Connecting_to_a_Raspberry_Pi_via_USB_TTL-Serial_with_Ubuntu_Linux.html
ls -l /dev/ttyUSB0 #verify device is attached sudo adduser [the user you want to add] dialout
REBOOT
sudo reboot now
CONNECT VIA TTL SESSION
screen /dev/ttyUSB0 115200
From Linux (Ubuntu) you can remote forward the x-windows GUI apps
ssh -YC user@ip
then run a gui app, ie: lxpanel, lxsession, wpa_gui