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To flash firmware: Ensure Mission Planner is not connected to the APM. In the AVRdude tab, choose the APM's COM Port for the programmer. Physically connect the APM to a USB port if not already. To setup BitBurner for APM2.5(HKPilot): In the AVRdude tab, select "ATMEGA2560" for "AVR Device" and "Wiring" for the "Programmer".

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A standard quad wanting latest stable build would download APM Copter/stable/apm2-quad/Arducopter.hex Additional programmers will now be added in the Programmer list. Navigate to the extracted "Ardupilot-Arduino" and find the subdirectory "\hardware\tools\avr\bin" and select "avrdude.exe". In BitBurner, under Tools -> Settings, in the AVRdude tab, click the folder icon after the "Location of AVRdude.exe". Download and extract the special patched version of the ArduPilot Arduino Environment The following is no longer required as of v0.1.0:īitBurner needs to use a recent version of AVRdude(5.11.1) to perform this task. This can be used to program an APM flight controller with ArduPilot, ArduCopter or ArduRover directly from hex files without needing Mission Planner. Time will tell 🙂 So, what will be this blog about?Īll things Apple, gadgets, tech reviews, my frustrations and how-to’s from the IT world, travel adventures, cars and about my attempt to live a bit more happier and most importantly healthier life.BitBurner can be used to program APM firmwares onto APM hardware in cases where Mission Planner fails to program firmware correctly. It is not a massive commitment but I hope I will be able to stick to it. Now, that I had taken the initiative, I will commit myself to writing an article every week or every other week.

Been to a couple of new destinations (Barcelona, finally!).

Me and my girlfriend of 2+ years got engaged.

To be fair, it’s been quite a busy period in my life: It’s been almost two years since I originally set this blog up!?Īnd since then not a single post has been written. Not sure why I did that, but what I have seen there, surprised me: I have checked out the commit history as well. You know, the usual stuff: running git pull on the local copy, updating the Jekyll installation, tweaking some bits here and there, etc.

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Oh and don’t forget to untick (or not tick) the Twitter sharing button in Instagram, otherwise you will end up with two tweets for a single Instagram post.īefore I finally committed to writing this very first post I had to get the source code of this blog back into shape again.

Granted, the tweet will not be posted the same moment you tapped the Post button, but it will arrive soon enough (there is a delay - polling period to be exact - of up to 15 minutes, so be patient). To start, create an IFTTT account, then find the “Share your Instagram pics as native Twitter photos” recipe, and connect your Instagram and Twitter accounts with IFTTT.įrom now on, when you post an image to Instagram, you will see your photos in the tweets. IFTTT, which stands for “If This Then That” is a service that lets you effortlessly join Internet services together and run actions (the IF part) when certain events occur (the THEN part, for example: when you post to Instagram, post that image to Twitter as well, or save the image to a Dropbox folder). So, what should you do to have actual images in your tweets as opposed to boring and ugly links? Sign up for the IFTTT service!

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It makes no sense, but now that I have a reason to keep Bluetooth turned on all the time, I haven’t seen this error in a while.Īpple, please fix this issue once and for all!īack in the early days of Instagram it was straightforward to share Instagram images as images, but Twitter decided to take action against this (if I recall correctly, when Facebook acquired Instagram). Maybe it has to do with Bluetooth being toggled on and off more regularly.

I have tried to get to the bottom of this, but I couldn’t figure out why is this happening. If you experience the same problem, this would be your best bet to rectify the situation. The only solution that I’ve found working (although not permanently) is tapping or toggling the Show My Caller ID in the Settings app under Phone.

To resolve this problem, some suggest toggling the Airplane mode on and off, but that never helped in my case. I naively thought that replacing the phone with an iPhone 6s would solve this problem for me, but no, this problem remained.

It happened to me numerous times on my iPhone 6 running iOS 8 and iOS 9 as well. But you can’t, your phone is not letting you do so. Probably when you least expect it, when your phone is out of reach and you would like to make that important phone call.

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It doesn’t matter where you are, if you have a full signal or not, it will eventually happen. Resolving the 'Call Failed' error on the iPhone