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From 11/08/2012 to 12/07/2012

12/03/2012

JO 11:01 AM PCB Development: RE: Recommended PHY for RGMII
Would it be possible to hook up the LAN8710 onto the AM3359 SOM? I looked at a BeagleBone schematic, but there are a few pins that do not appear to be available as they might be tied up to other peripherals. For example, pin 147 on the h... Joseph Orender

11/20/2012

TI 06:38 PM Software Development: RE: Cloning SD Card
Randy
The most straight-forward way to do it is on a linux box using dd
find the drive associated with the reader using @dmesg | tail@ and look for something like
[ 335.316290] sd 3:0:0:0: [sdb] Attached SCSI removable disk
then ...
Tim Iskander

11/19/2012

RD 10:25 AM Software Development: Cloning SD Card
What is the easiest way to clone a bootable sd card image?
Unfortunately, cannot figure out how to even read the sd card in Virtual Box since the reader isn't a USB device in new PCs.
Thanks,
Randy
R D

11/13/2012

MW 07:42 PM Software Development: RE: FYI - Aidra botnet
Hello Mr. Daviel,
Thanks for the heads up. The MityARM-335x filesystem that comes with the development kit is not hardened. It is not suitable for deploying on systems on the internet (without a firewall) without modification to thin...
Michael Williamson
AD 06:58 PM Software Development: FYI - Aidra botnet
It seems that there is a botnet on the Internet targetting ARM-based devices running Linux such as cable modems, home routers etc. Part of this effort is a small scanner which looks for open telnet servers with a trivial password, and th... Andrew Daviel

11/08/2012

BC 03:37 PM Software Development: RE: Databases on MityArm 335x
Thank you for the response. I'll be sure to look them up and see what they have to offer.
Again I've been impressed with the feedback via this forum.
Thanks,
Brian
Brian Compter
MW 03:15 PM Software Development: RE: Databases on MityArm 335x
Hi Brian,
You might consider, for the MityARM-3359, using the "Timesys":http://www.timesys.com/supported/boards/criticallink support packages. Timesys offers a free root filesystem builder along with many packages that are routinely ...
Michael Williamson
 

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