>>> This is on my pcDuino3 nano lite. This board supposedly has arduino >>> features and can be controled with Arduino IDE. I am using the tutorial >>> I >>> found at: >>> >>> http://www.linksprite.com/quick-start/ >>> >>> Where I got the pdf: >>> >>> https://s3.amazonaws.com/pcduino/book/Introduction+to+pcDuino.pdf >>> >>> In this pdf, they are using Arduino IDE 1.5.4 and showing to add the >>> pcDuino >>> board. The version of Arduino in F23 is 1.0.6 and it does not seem to be >>> able to add a board under tools. So I enabled fedora-updates-testing and >>> upgraded to 1.6.4. >>> >>> I go to open it, and nothing happens. I have rebooted, and nothing >>> happens. >>> I do not see anything in /var/log/messages. I need so help to figure out >>> what is wrong here. >> >> Robert, below is a fairly standard process, not just for Fedora but >> any distro, for debugging a problem on an application: >> >> 1) Define what you mean by "nothing happens", does any thing appear at >> all? > > > Nothing visibly happens. > >> 2) Run it from the command prompt to see if there's a segfault or some >> other output indicating why > > > I am going to have to dig a bit to figure out what Xfce is running. I SHOULD > be able to figure this one out myself. > >> 3) Check bugzilla to see if anyone else has reported the problem [1] >> 3) If it crashes run it from gdb and gather a backtrace [2] > > > What is gbd and how do I run it from there. Or rather, point me to > instructions about this, please. See the link I referenced at [2] below. All the information was provided in the links that I referenced. There is also google or even "dnf info gdb" would provide you this informaiton. >> 4) Update the bug with relevant information if it exists or report a >> bug [3] attaching the above information if not. > > > I knew once I found what was happening, I would more than likely be filing a > bug report. But should really have realized to check there first. > > thanks > > _______________________________________________ arm mailing list arm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.fedoraproject.org/admin/lists/arm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
