Huzzah! It works now! I think a problem I was having was that i was using an older version of the Arduino IDE, and then I upgraded to 1.6.10 which was giving me issues regarding the uno.upload.via_ssh=true line. But now that I installed 1.6.6, I got it to upload normally.
Posts made by Peter Natale
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RE: Arduino dock setup not working
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RE: Arduino dock setup not working
@Luciano-S I didn't have much time to try it, but I did notice that the LED on my arduino dock is not turning on.
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RE: Arduino dock setup not working
@Lazar-Demin --
root@Omega-0C8B:~# sh /usr/bin/arduino-dock flash blink2.ino.hexFlashing application 'blink2.ino.hex' ...
Error: Write failed
failed to switch to bootloader (invalid address?): No such device or address
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Also, I can't wait for my Omega2 and the Arduino Dock R2! I'm very excited!
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@Lazar-Demin I noticed that the wiki article mentioned that the message shouldn't be an issue, but it keeps prompting me for the password. I hadn't changed it from the default password, so I would enter the default and then it would just ask me again to enter my password. I also tried pushing the MCU Reset button after entering the password, but it still just prompted me again for it.
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RE: Arduino dock setup not working
@Lazar-Demin I actually managed to get <code>opkg install arduino-dock</code> to work. My problem now is that when i try to upload a sketch, it keeps saying <code>ash: merge-sketch-with-bootloader.lua: not found</code> repeatedly and prompts me for my password again.
The results of resetting the Arduino dock and then running i2cdetect -y 0 results in just lines of blanks
EDIT: I have also attempted to flash the bootloader via the ICSP header method, and it also results in a solid LED on the Arduino dock and rows of blanks when running i2cdetect -y 0
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Arduino dock setup not working
Hi all,
I attempted to set up my Omega to use the Arduino dock for the first time last night. I got the Omega connected to my WiFi, i updated the firmware, and then I was following the steps in the initial setup guide for the Arduino dock. In the serial terminal, I had no problem running opkg update, but it kept saying could not install when i ran opkg install arduino-dock. Has anyone else run into this/gotten around this? Thanks!