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Post your solution to one of these on the Satellite CCRMA Google Group!


  • Spend more time controlling the Pico projector using Satellite CCRMA. Probably some graphics software is too slow, while other graphics tools might be fine. Some options are Processing and LuaAV. Pd extended also has some basic capabilities that are outdated but possibly worth benchmarking due to simplicity (in this case, use the Beagle Board xM release).
  • PS. Here are some notes from Chris Carlson on installing Processing:

good news - i was able to solve my serial comms problem. the bad news is that it's a hack that doesn't address the larger issue of updating java on the BB. apparently the serial library in processing was compiled for IA 32 bit architectures and can't run on ARM processors (according to the error in processing). the quick fix was to take the RXTXcomm.jar and librxtxSerial.so files from arduino and replace the files in the processing directory (since we know arduino serial comms work on the BB). amazingly, this worked.

i found the files in
.delete-before-distributing/teensy_stuff/arduino 0018.fromItalyModifiedAFewFiles.almostworkedexceptteensy_post_compile

fortunately you didn't delete those files before distributing the cards :D i spent some time trying to update java with no luck. most places recommend the approach you sent, but for some reason the final step (installing the jdk) didn't work.


On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 12:40 PM, Edgar Berdahl <eberdahl@ccrma.stanford.edu> wrote: Hi Chris, I think it could be important to get the supported version of Java running. Maybe it's worth looking into this http://happy-coding.com/install-sun-java6-jdk-on-ubuntu-10-04-lucid/ But I haven't tried it! Anyway I, I looked through the menus a little bit, and it looks like they do have a release for ARM on lucid.