I'm trying to get codesys to run on my raspberry pi 2.
This is what i'm using:
raspberry pi 2:
stock debian (installed with debootstrap)
uname -a
Linux raspi2-00 4.1.13-v7+ #826 SMP PREEMPT Fri Nov 13 20:19:03 GMT 2015 armv7l GNU/Linux
codesys control v3.5.8.0
codesys v3.5 SP8
when i start codesyscontrol.bin from the command line, everything works for +30 seconds. In this half minute, everything seems to work. I can connect, i can upload, ...
I've seen this error for old versions of the control soft in combination with raspi2, but all those posts suggest that the problem is fixed with the latest version.
Am i getting this error because i run stock debian instead of raspbian? I would really like to stick with stock debian...
The fact that everything runs suggest that it must be possible. To me, it looks like an simple (unnecessary?) check kills the process where it shouldn't.
Any ideas?
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Hi,
what is the advantage using stock debian (installed with debootstrap)?
Raspberry Pi organisation spend a lot of time to 'customize' Debian to the pi, optimized to their demands.
We need some parts of that for the licensing probably which now are not included in your Image.
What is missing on Rasbian and give you the reason to use 'stock debian'
BR
Edwin
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raspbian only exists because debian is not compatible with the raspberry pi 1. The raspberry pi 2 is fully supported though.
Why debian over raspbian?
why use a derivative if you can use the real thing?
much bigger community
bigger and more up to date repositories
freedom of choice
In the end, I don't care what I use, but I like my freedom. What if I want to use an orangepi, or a bananapi, or whatever they will throw at us tomorrow? What if I want to use ubuntu, gentoo, ...
Don't get me wrong. I'm not trying to be the annoying linux nerd who wants everything for nothing. I really like codesys and the fact that your product implements the IEC standard so well. We can only dream of the day that Siemens comes with a product that follows standards like they are meant to be and not like Siemens want to implement them.
On top of that, you let people experiment with your product for free, with an excellent simulator and nice visualisation. I'm just experimenting with codesys since a few weeks, but I already love it.
My question, and the one in the BBB thread, was about the reason why there is a "raspbian check". I was wondering if it had a technical reason, or if it was a license thing. Why everything has to be recompiled for the raspbi2, and again for the BBB. I understand now that it is a license thing, and I respect that.
Thanks again for a great product. I'll definitely will buy some licenses after i get it working with the demo version.
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Hi,
I'm trying to get codesys to run on my raspberry pi 2.
This is what i'm using:
raspberry pi 2:
stock debian (installed with debootstrap)
uname -a
Linux raspi2-00 4.1.13-v7+ #826 SMP PREEMPT Fri Nov 13 20:19:03 GMT 2015 armv7l GNU/Linux
codesys control v3.5.8.0
codesys v3.5 SP8
when i start codesyscontrol.bin from the command line, everything works for +30 seconds. In this half minute, everything seems to work. I can connect, i can upload, ...
after 30 seconds, i get:
I've seen this error for old versions of the control soft in combination with raspi2, but all those posts suggest that the problem is fixed with the latest version.
Am i getting this error because i run stock debian instead of raspbian? I would really like to stick with stock debian...
The fact that everything runs suggest that it must be possible. To me, it looks like an simple (unnecessary?) check kills the process where it shouldn't.
Any ideas?
full console log:
Hi,
what is the advantage using stock debian (installed with debootstrap)?
Raspberry Pi organisation spend a lot of time to 'customize' Debian to the pi, optimized to their demands.
We need some parts of that for the licensing probably which now are not included in your Image.
What is missing on Rasbian and give you the reason to use 'stock debian'
BR
Edwin
raspbian only exists because debian is not compatible with the raspberry pi 1. The raspberry pi 2 is fully supported though.
Why debian over raspbian?
In the end, I don't care what I use, but I like my freedom. What if I want to use an orangepi, or a bananapi, or whatever they will throw at us tomorrow? What if I want to use ubuntu, gentoo, ...
Don't get me wrong. I'm not trying to be the annoying linux nerd who wants everything for nothing. I really like codesys and the fact that your product implements the IEC standard so well. We can only dream of the day that Siemens comes with a product that follows standards like they are meant to be and not like Siemens want to implement them.
On top of that, you let people experiment with your product for free, with an excellent simulator and nice visualisation. I'm just experimenting with codesys since a few weeks, but I already love it.
My question, and the one in the BBB thread, was about the reason why there is a "raspbian check". I was wondering if it had a technical reason, or if it was a license thing. Why everything has to be recompiled for the raspbi2, and again for the BBB. I understand now that it is a license thing, and I respect that.
Thanks again for a great product. I'll definitely will buy some licenses after i get it working with the demo version.