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So I am quite new to this. I have a Raspberry model B I want to use to learn some CoDeSys coding. I followed the Instructables instruction, but got stuck when trying to connect to the Rpi. The update of the Runtime seems to work fine on the right IP address, but I cannot connect to it afterwards.
First disabbled the firewall on my laptop, but that didn't help. Then I found this topic : l viewtopic.php?t=6601 l and tried the update thing. Also from scratch, twice.
Everything seems to work fine until I install the CoDeSys runtime. The I get a 'failed to start load kernel modules' during startup of the Rpi.
In the /etc/modules-load.d I can see that it loads:
spi-bcm2708
i2c-bcm2708
i2c-dev
If I #spi-bcm2708 in that file the above mentioned error does not appear during startup, suggesting something is missing.
Can anybody help me out here?
I use CoDeSys for Rpi version 3.5-9-20 and Raspbian Jessie Lite
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So I am quite new to this. I have a Raspberry model B I want to use to learn some CoDeSys coding. I followed the Instructables instruction, but got stuck when trying to connect to the Rpi. The update of the Runtime seems to work fine on the right IP address, but I cannot connect to it afterwards.
First disabbled the firewall on my laptop, but that didn't help. Then I found this topic : l viewtopic.php?t=6601 l and tried the update thing. Also from scratch, twice.
Everything seems to work fine until I install the CoDeSys runtime. The I get a 'failed to start load kernel modules' during startup of the Rpi.
In the /etc/modules-load.d I can see that it loads:
spi-bcm2708
i2c-bcm2708
i2c-dev
If I #spi-bcm2708 in that file the above mentioned error does not appear during startup, suggesting something is missing.
Can anybody help me out here?
I use CoDeSys for Rpi version 3.5-9-20 and Raspbian Jessie Lite
Hi,
is this really the latest Image from RaspberryPi.org you are using (September 2016 version)?
https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/
BR
Edwin
No, I found the problem. I forgot to set the CoDeSys project to RaspberryPi.
Now it works, thanks.