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Galileo PWM problem steps to reproduce
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| Downloaded and extracted latest IOTDK - software.intel.com/iot | |
| Imaged a new SD card using Win32 Disk Imager | |
| Unboxed new Galileo Gen 2 | |
| Boot up Galileo w/ no SD card | |
| Connect using serial port (iterm) | |
| Log in, everything looks fine | |
| Shutdown | |
| Insert IOTDK SD card | |
| Boot | |
| Hit F7 | |
| Select Internal Shell | |
| > fs0: | |
| > cd /firmware/1.0.2 | |
| > CapsulApp.efi sysimage-galileo-1.0.2.cap | |
| Wait for firmware to update | |
| Let it boot | |
| Log in as root | |
| mkdir projects && cd projects | |
| Create blink.js using your example code | |
| Plug in LED on pin 9 | |
| npm install galileo-io | |
| node blink.js | |
| LED does not blink | |
| Edit blink.js to use pin 13 | |
| node blink.js | |
| LED blinks | |
| Edit blink.js to use pin 9 | |
| echo "src mraa-upm http://iotdk.intel.com/repos/1.1/intelgalactic" > /etc/opkg/mraa-upm.conf | |
| opkg update | |
| opkg install libmraa0 | |
| node blink.js | |
| LED does not blink |
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