Linux robot 92
Is it possible to run ARC on windows 10 in a virtual box running in linux ubuntu 18.04? I was wondering becuase i was thinkn of investing in the nvidia Xavier which runs linux and is an extremely versatile in mobile applications, i want to use ARC and ez robot to learn coding with the c# and learn enough intil i feel it save to switch to the Xavier side, ARC and ezbv4 is the fastest way to use for beginners and intermediate and the Xavier is great for intermediate to professional and if i can learn c# then i can learn traditional c and then assembler to use in industrial usage later, sorry in ask so many questions but im trying to move into another career in as fast as possible and self taught to avoid over paying a vocation school for worthless results.
What version of the board are you using DJ?
I'm building this current bot around the original latte panda...I'm up to about 16 axis of motion so far and have not tested with the panda to see how it will run....been using my laptop to build out. Wonder if I'm going to run outta steam with the panda.
The Up Board: https://up-board.org/up/specifications/
There's only one Up Board.
The Latte Panda will work fine as well - i haven't compared specs of the two (between Up Board and Latte Panda)
Huh the site I went to has a up extreme, up 2, up core, etc. So this is the plain ole Up. got it.
Oh, i should add that this is ridiculous though ... what ever camera is in this Ohmnilab robot is giving me an insane framerate
And here's the task manager running ARC with 60 fps. Keep in mind the desktop window manager is using quite a bit because i'm connected via Tight VNC for remote connection. When i'm not connected via Tight VNC, the desktop manager is 0.5% and the full cpu of the entire system is 40%. It's pretty great
The site has lots of Up stuff. But there is only one Up Board. Up Board. Up Board. Up Board. Up Board lol
There is no "plain ole up". There is Up Board and a bunch of others. I'm using the Up Board
Wait what? Is that real? That is insane!!!
Oh, i should add that this is the 2gb ram version with 16gb ssd. It's only big enough for Windows + ARC. I wouldn't install anything else on it. I turned off Windows Updates. I also disabled hibernation so that freed up 2gb file as well
You bet it's real - so crazy to see the response time. It's ridiculous to see a camera at 60 fps