Configuring pandaboard is not that difficult. But once things stop working, it sometimes become difficult to answer “why”.
Past few days with panda were not so good. This is how it went. I had two pandaboards. I picked once of them. Tried to work with it, but i guess panda was in bad mood. So was the other panda. After hours of googling at night (00:00 am till 5 am ), nothing worked. Eventually, i figured out that there was some problem with memory card reader’s pins. And luckily one of them started working after little hardware correction.
While in some other test flight one of my “dearest” (angrily) friend spills gas on pangaboard. Luckily panda was not powered so nothing went wrong that day. BUT, just before the next test flight (3:0 am ) memory card inside broke. It smelled like fuel. Reason was: swelling of memory card due to fuel. So i had to reconfig a new memory card with all libraries before (6 am ) .
So thought to put some reminder notes for juniors (like what my seniors did for me ) :
And the installation begins.
>> Install OpenSSH server
Install following (sudo-apt get):
gphoto2
exiv2
openssh-server
gcc
g++ (not required though)
pkg-config
libltdl-dev
libexif-dev
libusb-dev
libjpeg62-dev
libpopt-dev
libreadline-dev
libcdk5-dev
make
> Rsync wihtout password :
1) generate keys :
$ ssh-keygen
Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase):
Enter same passphrase again:
2)
ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub panda@192.168.200.10
(and bang)
Kreezire 