Memory

[yyavu]

Hi everyone

Deleted off when you open the program in the Intel Edison.I do not want the deletion of the program. help me please

[Pablo_M_Intel]

Hi mekatronik,

Could you please be more specific about your issue? We will need some more information about the issue and the device you're using.

• Which Edison Platform are you using?
• Which IDE are you using?
• Could you explain the issue in detail? What's being deleted and under which conditions?

If there's any other information that might help us please let us know.

Regards,

Pablo

[yyavu]

Edison Yocto Linux:159.devkit

Arduino IDE

Intel Edison Arduino Kit

For example: Uploading Blink application. After power cut. when re-energize edison, application is not running

[AOliv17]

In Galileo plate is the same, so that it retains the sketch you need to use a bigger Linux image provided by Intel in SD card

I don't know if occurs in Edison ..

[Pablo_M_Intel]

Hi mekatronik,

I believe the sketch is not being deleted, but it's not being executed at startup. To check the sketch that is currently loaded on the Edison access the following path after boot:

cd /sketch/

If you enter ls you'll see the available files. The one that says "sketch.elf" is the file currently loaded.

Regards,

Pablo

[Pablo_M_Intel]

Here you can find the procedure to autostart an Arduino sketch on the Edison, https://software.intel.com/en-us/blogs/2015/08/01/procedure-to-autostart-the-arduino-sketch-on-ediso... https://software.intel.com/en-us/blogs/2015/08/01/procedure-to-autostart-the-arduino-sketch-on-ediso....

Regards,

Pablo

[Carlos_M_Intel]

Hi mekatronik,

Did you try with the suggestion posted by Pablo in the last post?

Regards,

Charlie

[yyavu]

I tried this solution.https://software.intel.com/en-us/blogs/2015/08/01/procedure-to-autostart-the-arduino-sketch-on-ediso... Procedure to Autostart the Arduino Sketch on Edison | Intel® Developer Zone

But I'm having some problems.

I wonder if I am making a mistake somewhere?

[Pablo_M_Intel]

Hi mekatronik,

I believe you're typing the chmod command with no spaces. It should be this way chmod +x /etc/init.d/automateSketch.sh. You should add a space between chmod and +x, and then between +x and /etc/init.d/automateSketch.sh. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Regards,

Pablo