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1. Re: Starting Arduino sketch from Linux terminal
Hi Matt,
The short answer is:
/sketch/sketch.elf /dev/ttyGS0
However, that sketch is automatically started at startup by the Linux yocto provided by Intel.
There are some extra ideas for working with several sketches at command line at
Please elaborate a little bit more about what you want to do.
HTH,
Fernando.
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2. Re: Starting Arduino sketch from Linux terminal
Hi Fernando
Thanks for sending that link, I hadn't seen that thread before, but it seems I want to do the same as the OP there.
I have it working now (using that method), as in I can start and stop sketches, but do you know if there is any way I can continue using the terminal whilst the sketch is running? The only way using this method is to ^C, which of course stops the sketch running.
Also, what are these 'zombie processes' you mentioned?
EDIT: Actually I have worked out how to do it - by running the sketch using
./sketch.elf /dev/ttyGS0 &
thus running the process in the background.
Thanks very much - this will help me a lot in future projects.
Matt
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