hi guys
i have already worked with beaglebone blue .Right now i want to develop a cnc machine so looking into beagle g and gcodes
i have tried integrating beagleg with beaglebone with bone kernel and not “ti” as it seems hardware overlay is not yet compatible with beaglebone blue
beagleg was developed fr beaglebone black
is it compatible for beaglebone blue
bumps and cramps boards given for beagleg seem to be compatible only with black
if not pls guide me on this
Regards
Rohit
hi guys
i have already worked with beaglebone blue .
Right now i want to develop a cnc machine so looking into beagle g and
gcodes
i have tried integrating beagleg with beaglebone with bone kernel and not
"ti" as it seems hardware overlay is not yet compatible with beaglebone blue
beagleg was developed fr beaglebone black
is it compatible for beaglebone blue
bumps and cramps boards given for beagleg seem to be compatible only with
black
There are simply not enough useful GPIO pins on the Blue to be useful
for this application. And the ones that are handed out are in an
inconvenient connector format unless you actually want to connect
servos and stuff. The Blue is specifically designed with a particular
use-case in mind, but it makes it inconvenient in this.
if not pls guide me on this
Best is to get a Beaglebone Black or Green if you need GPIOs.
-h