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#lLinux users and devs: so I've started the process of learning how to do network-wide deployments on my home network computers. Right now its automated status updates of all my computers and manual updates to each computer's personal script library from a shared repo.
I know I"m not doing it efficiently but it is working and it does not terrify me, so.
1.) is there a resource that has a guide on how to do this right?
2.) I want to create an autoonfiguration script for new installs. -
#lLinux users and devs: so I've started the process of learning how to do network-wide deployments on my home network computers. Right now its automated status updates of all my computers and manual updates to each computer's personal script library from a shared repo.
I know I"m not doing it efficiently but it is working and it does not terrify me, so.
1.) is there a resource that has a guide on how to do this right?
2.) I want to create an autoonfiguration script for new installs. -
#lLinux users and devs: so I've started the process of learning how to do network-wide deployments on my home network computers. Right now its automated status updates of all my computers and manual updates to each computer's personal script library from a shared repo.
I know I"m not doing it efficiently but it is working and it does not terrify me, so.
1.) is there a resource that has a guide on how to do this right?
2.) I want to create an autoonfiguration script for new installs. -
For those into #HomeAssistant #HomeAutomation and experimentation:
#BeaglePlay Project: https://beagleboard.org/p/andrei1998/beagleplay-zigbee-home-automation-using-homeassistant-324e63#toc-now--let-s-add-the-zigbee-integration-to-homeassistant-10
As we're on the subject: for anyone interested in jumping head first into home automation without risking hitting the ground, I heavily recommend the Home Assistant Bundles on Ameridroid: https://ameridroid.com/collections/main-page/products/odroid-n2-home-assistant-blue-bundle-limited-edition
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Every time I get frustrated with insanely undocumented hardware, I go to my #BeagleBoneBlack wifi add-on board and remember it has two tiny dip switches sandwiched in the middle and I still have no idea what they do or why they're there.
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So did the kernel upgrade to bbb.io-kernel-6.1-ti-k3-am62 for #BeaglePlay
journalctl pulling a redrum was so not my idea of a good time. Downgrading now.
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So I've been flashing different versions of BeagleBone's debian OS on my #BeagleBoneBlack and #BeaglePlay and I have feelings.
Current Images:
BeaglePlay: beagleplay-debian-11.7-xfce-arm64-2023-05-18-10gb.img.xz
BeagleBoneBlack: am335x-debian-11.7-xfce-armhf-2023-05-03-4gb.img.xzAs I have my first Cybersecurity exam tomorrow, of course I decided to flash some new SD cards to check out the new images and how stable they are.
Short version: very stable
Long version: coming next! -
For those playing the home game: my #BeaglePlay has #SinglePairEthernet with #PoDL .
Here are the specs:
PHY: DP83TD510E 10Mbit 10BASE-T1L single-pair Ethernet phy
Connector: RJ-11 jack
Power (PoDL): Input: N/A (protection to 12V), Output: 5V @ 250mAHow do I use this with a PoE enabled switch or can I? Or how do I use it at all? I cannot express how bare the documentation is for BeaglePlay and googling has just confused tf out of me on what to get for this.
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For those playing the home game: my #BeaglePlay has #SinglePairEthernet with #PoDL .
Here are the specs:
PHY: DP83TD510E 10Mbit 10BASE-T1L single-pair Ethernet phy
Connector: RJ-11 jack
Power (PoDL): Input: N/A (protection to 12V), Output: 5V @ 250mAHow do I use this with a PoE enabled switch or can I? Or how do I use it at all? I cannot express how bare the documentation is for BeaglePlay and googling has just confused tf out of me on what to get for this.
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For those playing the home game: my #BeaglePlay has #SinglePairEthernet with #PoDL .
Here are the specs:
PHY: DP83TD510E 10Mbit 10BASE-T1L single-pair Ethernet phy
Connector: RJ-11 jack
Power (PoDL): Input: N/A (protection to 12V), Output: 5V @ 250mAHow do I use this with a PoE enabled switch or can I? Or how do I use it at all? I cannot express how bare the documentation is for BeaglePlay and googling has just confused tf out of me on what to get for this.
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#SummerSemester Taking Tech Writing and Cybersecurity for the eight week term and boy, this schedule is going to be fun. For Cybersecurity, it looks like min two quizzes and two labs weekly and exams every two weeks.
Tech Writing no idea yet but oof.
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I think I got bluetooth working on #BeaglePlay and #BeagleBoneBlack. I just have no idea why that worked or what it was I was actually doing. Or--literally any part of that.
But! It's up!
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Final random note on #BeaglePlay: the boot time is insane. sudo shutdown -r now is thirty seconds max end to end, from ssh inactive to ssh reopening. I just--have no words.
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I still cannot quite work out how to get the bluetooth up on #BeaglePlay, #BeagleConnectFreedom, or #BeagleBoneBlack I dowloaded the bluetopia stack from TI and was looking at the SDK and sample programs, but this is way above my max working knowledge.
Currently looking at the BeaglePlay at 70% of 16 GB eMMC memory, I'm trying to decide how useful the GUI really is. The only thing I use it for to note I have a desktop for backup.
Okay, here's the thing.
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I think I"m getting the hang of this build and flash thing.
I just Hello, World'ed a #BeagleConnectFreedom
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1.) I got both hostaps up, changed the SSIDs and passwords so I can enable the bb-server on each and direct connect to them.
2.) Bluetooth not working is going to be an ongoing theme with me here, just warning you now. It's bothering me.Carry on while I try not to break this.
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I have:
a.) I got Blinky to work, or rather, Blinky started working when I did something, but correlation in this case does not necessarily indicate causation.
b.) Successfully flashed the 1352P7 board. It's very fancy.
c.) Still can't get Bluetooth up or have the first idea how to track it down.
d.) I will say that years of breaking my own systems--sometimes many times a day--has given me a lot of unearned confidence that I will figure out what this board can do. -
#BeaglePlay Sometimes my brain confuses me. I apparently cannot do a simple compile to make Blinky work, but I can make the corrections for an old C++ program so it will run on my board.
I mean, it wasn't hard: I just noted the compile breaks and fixed those lines,but the goddamn compile isn't hard either, and it won't give me any useful messages on why.
On a guess, the compile is missing some key documentation on missing dependencies. Okay then: try try again.
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#BeagleBoneBlack #GatewayCape #HowTo
Image: am335x-debian-11.7-iot-armhf-2023-05-03-4gb.img.xzsudo nano /boot/uEnv.txt:
dtb_overlay=/lib/firmware/BB-GATEWAY-WL1837-00A0.dtbo
disable_uboot_overlay_emmc=1
disable_uboot_overlay_video=1
disable_uboot_overlay_audio=1
disable_uboot_overlay_wireless=1
disable_uboot_overlay_adc=1sudo nano bb-wl18xx-fw
TETHER_ENABLED=nosudo shutdown -r now
After this restart, choose yoru network manager, then shut down and put the cape on the board.
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#BeagleBoneBlack But systemdnetworkd makes up for it by being ridiculously complicated and...do people really use this?
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#BeagleBoneBlack So this asshole of a board just--accepted my cape immediately without drama.
...seriously?
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#BeagleBoneBlack however, has decided that All the Wifi Will Never Work Again, and that's after the hellscape of making that goddamn gateway cape work. Not just that: my dependable wifi usb dongle also wouldn't work; it just--stopped recognizing wifi as a whole.
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#BeaglePlay So I got the build up and running and have come to realize a.) BeagleBoard is going through a transitional phase with the newest builds, b.)the board is only a few months old.
But seriously.This is the documentation: https://docs.beagleboard.org/latest/boards/beagleplay/
There are more 'add later' than there is content.
Whining aside: this is a freakishly amazing board, holy shit. Definitely having fun.
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#BeaglePlay Okay, I'm reflashing with a slightly different image, as either I missed something or something is missing or both. Probably no idea which.
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#BeaglePlay This board is amazing but this may qualify as the absolute worst Getting Started in the history of all boards everywhere.
Give BeagleBone Black credit, things were broken but at least they were there and i could follow. BeaglePlay has no getting started but does think the first thing you should do is start coding in VSCode which...what?
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#BeaglePlay Notes:
1.) Flash time;roughly ten minutes.
2.) Default wifi password is NOT BeaglePlay, it's BeagleBone.
3.) The tethered setup is very not working. Going to SSH. -
#BeaglePlay Finished flashing the SD card, inserted into Circe, now starting the eMMC flash. eMMC is 16 GB and the flash is roughly 10 GB uncompressed, so this might take a while.
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Praise the BeagleGod, they have video on attaching those fiddly antennas. There are FOUR: three 2.5/5 GHz and one sub-GHz.
Note: there are no cases to be found for #BeaglePlay and this may be the most awkward shape on an SBC I've seen in a while.
Anyway, meet Circe:
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My #BeaglePlay and #BeagleConnect Freedom have arrived along with mom's mother's day gifts. This much excitement should be illegal.
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Testing: #BeagleBoneBlack #RasperryPi Zero W, Raspbery Pi Zero 2 W
Silicon Power had me quite literally at boot: it was that fast, as in, I actually jumped when the OS appeared on my monitor because wtf how are you here. This thing made a Pi Zero stop dawdling around and get down to business.
Regular performance: I'd say it equalizes with Samsung for regular work.
Active Use: this is where I'm not sure. For setting up a thing to do a job and leaving it alone--like a Pi Hole--I think ideal.