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Yet another Teensy Loader RPI3 Question thread....
Please delete if this doesn't match the appropriate standard for a question....
I work in a company with some real PITA IT folks that do not really help the engineers out as much as we would like at times...
I am looking at having a RPI 3 at my desk to develop Python GUI stuff as well as a station to program a teensy 3.5
My main question is that I plan on using the HID examples heavily for the Teensy 3.5.... will I run into any issues with the "teensy loader" on a RPI3 when using HID examples for the Teensy 3.5.... final question is if the HID exmaples will work with the RPI 3....
Thanks everyone for any help you can give to these compatibility questions
Last edited by Derangedgamer123; 06-24-2017 at 08:44 PM.
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Originally Posted by
Derangedgamer123
My main question is that I plan on using the HID examples heavily for the Teensy 3.5.... will I run into any issues with the "teensy loader" on a RPI3 when using HID examples for the Teensy 3.5.... final question is if the HID exmaples will work with the RPI 3....
Yes, that stuff should all work fine on Raspberry Pi. Compiling code is quite a bit slower on RPi than a regular desktop or modern laptop computer, but it works fine if you're patient.
Like all other Linux systems, you *must* install the udev rules as documented in step #2:
https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_download.html
As with everything else on Raspberry Pi, your SD card's ability to perform small random write efficiently makes a tremendous difference. This is unrelated to the speed class. Get a good SD card. Plenty of info exists about this in the Raspberry Pi community.
Last edited by PaulStoffregen; 06-28-2017 at 01:48 PM.
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As usual, you are the best!
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