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xwalter

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    xwalter got a reaction from Keno in WiringOP sudo su with orange pi plus 2   
    I solve this issue in this way .
    In Netbeans , right click over the project and I add a new link to this library
    /usr/lib/libwiringPi.so The files .so (shared object) are dinamic library such as the .dll in windows .
    Now Netbeans compile well . To run the project I have to run Netbeans as sudo from the terminal 
    Otherwise I get an error in runtime 
    WiringPiSetup Must be root ( Did you forget sudo ?) The WiringPiSetup() is a function to set up the board .
    I'm trying to do this ... I create a bash file 
    #! /bin/bash sudo /usr/bin/gdb $* and I link to this file in Netbeans "Debugger Command" under properties , but it doesn't run , it runs just if I am sudo ....ufffff 
    But anyway now I'm able to program my orangepi plus 2 in  C/C++ by using Netbeans .Tomorroq I will connect some led's and resistors to see if true or not 
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    xwalter got a reaction from Igor in Wifi Access Point   
    ok guys  
    I did as you told me and follow the Igor post ....
    I start my scanner on android phone and I see the wifi net , and also I'm able to connect it 
    The info are ....
    Access Point : MySystemWifi MAC Address : the MAC of the wlan0 Device : FN-LINK TECHNOLOGY LIMITED Safety : [WPA2-PSK COMP] [ESS] Channel : 5 (as in the hostapd.conf) Signal : -26 dBm ( not so bad for the moment) Connection time : 72 Mbps TCP/IP Informations MAC ADDRESS : ********** IP : 192.168.1.5 Netmask : 255.255.255.0 Gateway : 192.168.1.1 DNS 1 : 192.168.1.1 DNS 2 : 0.0.0.0 Server DHCP : 192.168.1.1 What to say guys , first of all  BIG THANKS TO ALL
    The eth0 is connected and internet is running ,
    Now I have to test the connections . Into the orange pi I will write a tcp server and in android or desktop I will write a client .
    If the data exchange well I have resolved a lot of troubles .
    ciao 
    Walter
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    xwalter got a reaction from gnasch in Orage pi and I2C Bus   
    an example of WTimer to get timers and clocks without delay() blocking function
    https://youtu.be/DgWUspc2pNw?list=PLJmvUGejM2TP5jt-xbKrCBU3QIe9MEXw_
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    xwalter got a reaction from gnasch in Orage pi and I2C Bus   
    This simple tutorial to explain ho wto manage the GPIO with the I2C bus and C++ under Netbeans .

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    xwalter got a reaction from Igor in WiringOP sudo su with orange pi plus 2   
    I want to contribute this forum and people that are working on it , with those two video tutorial where I explain how to use the GPIO in C/C++ and python languages
    https://youtu.be/C8OSQ19Ebjo?list=PLJmvUGejM2TP5jt-xbKrCBU3QIe9MEXw_

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    xwalter got a reaction from wildcat_paris in root permission   
    hi widcat , I have installed the WiringOP typing 
    git clone https://github.com/zhaolei/WiringOP.git -b h3 At the moment the gpio for C/C++ seems to work , just I want to start e new project in netbeans 8.1 and link to these .h header libraries
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    xwalter got a reaction from rodolfo in OPI ONE wireless success   
    yes I know , this is because I want to manage wifi with armbian and I'm here
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    xwalter got a reaction from Igor in OPI ONE wireless success   
    yes I know , this is because I want to manage wifi with armbian and I'm here
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    xwalter got a reaction from rodolfo in Wifi Access Point   
    Nice !!!
    Thanks!!!

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