Has anyone tested Android Things on the Raspberry Pi 3 model B+ yet?
When I attempt to boot the Pi 3 B+ with an Android Things image, it remains on the initial multi-colour boot screen and nothing further happens. Power is fine and same micro SD card works with Raspbian.
Raspberry Pi 3 model B+ is not yet officially supported by Android Things in contrast to Raspberry Pi 3 model B.
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I am trying to currently make a c program that will make a light blink on a Raspberry Pi 3 with embedded linux installed. I am currently building the image for the OS using yocto, poky with the raspberry pi 3 and open embedded. The OS installs on the SD card and I can have managed to add the layer that runs applications and have made a simple hello world. I am now trying to access the GPIO pins but having trouble with this.
There are lot of resources that talk about blink LED on Raspberry.
Check here, here, here, or here
Your question is related to Yocto, because once you constructed the image and boot it correctly, you just need to know how to develop a userspace example to control your desired GPIO.
NOTES:
You may encounter that GPIO is not exported in userspace, so check this answer.
I'm building an app on a raspberry pi 3. I'm using Qt.
Will the generated binary work on raspberry pi 2?
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I have 32gb memory card and a raspberry pi 3 model B board I want to do project in windows 10 IoT core os and an another project in raspbian os
Is it possible to install both os in same sd card?
your memory card is 32 gb
but you can not install 2 os in one memory card.
use 16-16 gb memory card with one raspberry pi but you can't use one memory with two os in raspberry pi have't virtual software or partition window . Use raspbian that's best software
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I have a raspberry pi 3 that I powered with my computer directly and I can not use the GPIO pins because they don't send anything.
Do I really need a power supplier?
Yes, you definitely should use a "real" power supply, as mentioned here: Raspberry Pi, Powers supply
If you use any USB Ports or mobile phone chargers it can happen that some functions are not available, because of lack of power and/or voltage.
Here are the exact specs: FAQ - Power requirements
Quote from the FAQs:
2. CAN I POWER THE RASPBERRY PI FROM A USB HUB?
"It depends on the hub. Some hubs comply with the USB 2.0 Standard and only provide 500mA per port, which may not be enough to power your Raspberry Pi. Other hubs view the USB standards more like guidelines, and will provide as much power as you want from each port. Please also be aware that some hubs have been known to “backfeed” the Raspberry Pi. This means that the hubs will power the Raspberry Pi through its USB input cable, without the need for a separate micro-USB power cable, and bypass the voltage protection. If you are using a hub that “backfeeds” to the Raspberry Pi and the hub experiences a power surge, your Raspberry Pi could potentially be damaged."
Has anybody managed to install Google Fuchsia (1) on a raspberry pi?
on the Raspberry Pi 3 : https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/raspberry-pi-3-model-b/
(1): https://github.com/fuchsia-mirror/magenta
fuchsia kernel: magenta is possible to run on raspberry pi. I did it on Model 3b. Please find below link to run magenta on raspberry pi:
Magenta on raspberry pi
Let me know if you get stuck anywhere.
Not possible anymore.
Google removed support for RPI3 from Zircon Kernel(formally magenta). Couldn't find the exact commit but if you navigate at the target/arm64/board tree you will see that the rpi dir is no more.