Nard Digest, Vol 30, Issue 1

[Dennis Crunkilton]

Oliver,

The external debug console is connected to the only hardware UART on
/dev/ttyAMA0 . I assumed you want to re-purpose that.  UART pinouts: Pin 8
TxD & Pin-10 RxD.  See "Serial port" at http://www.arbetsmyra.dyndns.
org/nard/advance.html Read about console server product for tutorial.


Python 2.7 can be built on NARD,  reference:  http://www.arbetsmyra.dyndns.
org/nard/extending.html . I suspect Python 3.4 may be more of a problem.

You may want to verify that your Ralink RT5370 works on NARD, at least as
an AP. My sample is close to working but not there yet.  Drivers seem to be
loaded, which are provided in the image. The RT5370 is not a priority at
all for me as I have other models working.

Please be aware that there is a learning curve involved in using NARD.
The way to climb the learning curve is to work through some of the
examples, even if not directly related to your project. Get familiar with
the nard directory structure and where the Makefile gets things and puts
things.  Learn to add a product.  Best way to learn is by doing.



Hang in there,

Dennis


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> Bonjour Ronny,
>
> My goal is to find a solution to deploy a pure Python 3.4 application on a
> RPI 3 without any SD card failure risk.
>
> I read some of your posts about Nard in many forums.
>
> My app uses the embeded Wifi card as an AP and an external Wifi USB dongle
> (dongle EDUP  EP-N8531 Ralink RT5370)
>
> It uses also the UART1 of the GPIO as  "/dev/ttyS0" (Jessie on RPI 3) to
> communicate with a LoRaWan card
>
> So, how to start a test ?
>
> I found a lot of informations in your Web site but not a tutorial, the
> "quick start guide" isn't enouth detailed : high level explainations, which
> UART is used to connect the external console ?
> Could-you add a page explaining a complete scenario as mine ?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Regards
>
> Olivier
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