Arduino IDE on 64 bit Ubuntu Gutsy and Hardy
Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform. It is a chip you can program, connect sensors, motors and leds. I describe how I successfully installed and run Arduino IDE on 64 bit Ubuntu Gutsy and Hardy. I did not compile any Arduino code and I did not connect an actual Arduino chip to computer. I later used this setup to develop machines using the Arduino chip and it worked fine.
BeagleBoardHandheldsMojo - eLinux.org
Recommended Kernel So like any big document, it's hard to keep everything up to date. So if your trying Debian/Mojo for the first time, here's what i recommend, (and it's the same thing i'm running on the build beagle (running debian lenny).) Considered Stable: 2.6.27-oer4 + Hasty: for Hasty http://www.rcn-ee.com/deb/kernel/hasty/v2.6.27-2a3408b-oer4/ Uboot: 2008-rc2 or + TEST Debian Installer Na
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