21 Feb 2015
Just started working with beaglebone black Rev C. As I move on with beaglebone black I will keep my blog posted. It may be helpful for newbies like me... :-)
Connect your BBB (BeagleBone Black) with your PC. Open up your terminal and type
ifconfig
to check whether it's connected. You will see an eth1 (ethx) connection with an IP assigned as 192.168.7.1
When you connect your BBB, you will see a drive mounted up (if not mount the disk). Open the drive and open start.htm. You will see documentation of the device there. You can install drivers from there. (Driver installation isn't required, but you might find a few udev rules helpful.) Just download the mkudevrule.sh file. Go to the folder where you download the file. Then give permission to execute the file.
cd ~/Downloads/
chmod +x mkudevrule.sh
Then run it by,
sudo ./mkudevrule.sh
In orded to remotly login to your BBB using ssh type
ssh root@192.168.7.2
There won't be any root password set yet. For windows users download any terminal software like putty. Then try to connect with 192.168.7.2 on port 22.
Connect your BBB (BeagleBone Black) with your PC. Open up your terminal and type
ifconfig
to check whether it's connected. You will see an eth1 (ethx) connection with an IP assigned as 192.168.7.1
When you connect your BBB, you will see a drive mounted up (if not mount the disk). Open the drive and open start.htm. You will see documentation of the device there. You can install drivers from there. (Driver installation isn't required, but you might find a few udev rules helpful.) Just download the mkudevrule.sh file. Go to the folder where you download the file. Then give permission to execute the file.
cd ~/Downloads/
chmod +x mkudevrule.sh
Then run it by,
sudo ./mkudevrule.sh
In orded to remotly login to your BBB using ssh type
ssh root@192.168.7.2
There won't be any root password set yet. For windows users download any terminal software like putty. Then try to connect with 192.168.7.2 on port 22.
