"Nonsense. You do not know what you are talking about. I do." I am in discussion with MS development staff about documenting the probable, usable, frequency ranges for the various IO strategies are. Given the amount of jitter there is. So please give us your input. Do you want one of the code sample...
The problems with GPIO is latency. The time it takes for a hardware interrupt to be passed on to the higher layers. This causes a large amount of jitter, even if you use the best sampling methodology. The same is true for Linux as well (not real time Linux which has a different strategy for interrup...
Yes I understand that the physical methods vary from type to type. The question still remains, how are you planning to connect a wire from the Pi to however your have that signal decoded to? What is the physical transport mechanism from the Pi to the 'air'?
Not how they talk to the TV or whatever, how you talk to them from the computer. What would you normally expect to hook them up to, and what protocol are you expecting to carry over that hardware route?
Well as most of the protocols for this sort of service usually turns out to Serial rx/tx over some hardware route. The question then becomes, how best can I do that?
If the protocol is more complex than that, then trying to work out is the best is a set of balances.
"NRF24L01, RF1100SE, CC1101" These items are not (yet) on the list of supported items by MS. Please approach the manufacturers of the items for a timetable on when they will be providing the required drivers, documentation to MS for inclusion in 10 IoT. MS does not write most of these items, only th...
"OK, this forum is for discussing the use and programming on Win10 IoT for the Raspberry Pi." In my opinion this is an educational, open forum, discussing the requirements of people who are trying to get the PI working when running Windows 10 Core IoT and Visual Studio. A place where Linux guys are ...
"So we have to wait and hope that microsoft will give us an update... (working fine on Jessie)" We will have to hope that the RPF hardware changes that require a patch to Linux has made it as an alpha, beta, release from that team to MS. As it looks like MS were not prepared for the change, from the...
"Technical reasons aside, I would be shocked if there ever will be a Pi with Secure Boot support. Its primary purpose is locking down a system to allow only specific versions of software."
Take it up on the MS blog that says otherwise then.
I understand that. I was just pointing out the mechanism involved and where the pages and interaction are decided. I thought accurately answering your question.
Well all I can observe is that dumb LCD panels do not seem to do this. I know I have one on my Pi. On the HDMI. 10240 - 10586
Local non HDMI will also not work unless you get the screen and Pi powered up together at the start. The RPF GPU code does not recognise it if started later.
"Understand there's a screensaver mode to disable in the Linux version. Is there similar thing to disable for Windows 10 for IoT？" Not AFAIK. Are you sure it isn't just the monitor doing its own thing? Some which turn off after a period of 'no change' in the input video data. There may be a setting ...
https://blogs.windows.com/buildingapps/2015/09/24/whats-next-for-windows-10-iot-core/ September 24, 2015 9:54 am "We summarize our IoT security goal as bringing Windows’ “enterprise grade” security to IoT, devices and you’ll soon see Secure Boot and Bitlocker encryption available in the IoT Core bu...
"The Raspberry Pi unlike the x86 based boards you mentioned above does not have a BIOS" True but neither does Linux on the Pi either. The both use the same GPU boot procedure which at its core contains a bootstrap firmware and then loaded from 'disk' software. By the way you're wrong in your answer ...
" This is not an official confirmation, but I can tell you that I have a display with a v1.0, 2014 version of the PCB and it DOES work with my Rpi 2 running Windows 10 IoT Core build 10.0.10586. That is the display works, but does not support the touch functionality. I have a colleague that has a v1...
I don't know. Try asking on the MS site or github. The wired controller works. I am not sure about the higher function of the cameras though. I doubt anyone else here knows either ( but as soon as I say that someone may appear that does. Hey ho).
Yep. It looks like the hardware update has broken the MS driver to GPU that was working previously. Let's hope the patch requirement to Linux was passed on to MS as well and then this should be solved quickly
As I noted above, I have posted this to the MS site so as to speed responses