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Q: I get error accessing USB when trying to load code to the Autopilot | Q: I get error accessing USB when trying to load code to the Autopilot | ||
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A: You need to copy a USB rules file following the instructions below | |||
# cd ''[paparazzi3 folder]'' | |||
# cp conf/system/udev/rules/10-paparazzi.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/ | |||
Q: What is the command to compile the ARM7 code? | |||
A: the two relevent commands are below. Replace [AIRCRAFT] with the name of your aircraft. | |||
# cd ''[parazzi3 folder]''' | |||
# make AIRCRAFT=[AIRCRAFT] ap.compile | |||
to download code that has already been compiled | |||
# cd ''[parazzi3 folder]''' | |||
# make AIRCRAFT=[AIRCRAFT] ap.upload |
Revision as of 20:50, 9 December 2006
Matthew Currie
Located in Nanaimo, B.C. Canada
Currently building building Tiny 1.1 hardware. Has hot air reflow, solder paste, smt, linux capabilities and keeps stock of some parts on hand. Let me know if anyone needs any assistance.
Q: I get error accessing USB when trying to load code to the Autopilot
A: You need to copy a USB rules file following the instructions below
# cd [paparazzi3 folder] # cp conf/system/udev/rules/10-paparazzi.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/
Q: What is the command to compile the ARM7 code?
A: the two relevent commands are below. Replace [AIRCRAFT] with the name of your aircraft.
# cd [parazzi3 folder]' # make AIRCRAFT=[AIRCRAFT] ap.compile
to download code that has already been compiled
# cd [parazzi3 folder]' # make AIRCRAFT=[AIRCRAFT] ap.upload