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Raspberry Pi GPIO operations with Mathematica
I started exploring GPIO operations on the RPi with Mathematica by following this brief tutorial which describes how to use DeviceWrite to cycle an LED on and off. A natural extension is to use DeviceRead to find the current value of the pin, and…
bobthechemist
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Running CUDA or OpenCL using Mathematica on Raspberry Pi
I am wondering if someone can use CUDA and (or) OpenCL on a Raspberry Pi as in any normal PC equipped with a GPU. The main processor runs at 700 MHz and maybe will be slow for some imaging applications unless it can exploit the embedded GPU!
I will…
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Does Mathematica 11 run on Raspberry Pi?
I have a Raspberry Pi 3, and it comes preinstalled with Mathematica 10, I was hoping someone could tell me if installing version 11.0 is possible?
M.R.
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Feasibility Beowulf Cluster with Raspberry Pi's running Mathematica?
Allegedly the Raspberry Pi comes equipped with a full version of Mathematica. I know that Beowulf clusters have been built from Raspberry Pi's. Now would it be possible to use such a cluster to do parallel computing using the Mathematica version on…
nilo de roock
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Event-driven GPIO on Raspberry Pi?
All of the examples that I've seen for reading GPIO in Mathematica use polling loops of the form:
While[ True,
If[DeviceRead["GPIO", pin] ... (*meets some criterion*)
(*do something*)
]
]
Instead of this, has anybody tried writing doing…
Joshua Schrier
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Installing Mathematica 11 on Raspberry Pi 1
Edit: I originally thought this was a Raspberry Pi 2 but it's actually a 1. The rest of the post has been updated to reflect this.
When I try to install Mathematica 11 on a Raspberry Pi 1 B, I get the following error with Java:
dpkg: error…
Sean Lynch
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Raspberry Pi: "Server VM is only supported on ARMv7+ VFP" error
Cross-posted to Wolfram Community
I have a Raspberry Pi 1B with Raspbian Buster and Wolfram Engine 12.0.1.
If I try to use J/Link, I get the following error message:
~ $ wolfram
Mathematica 12.0.1 Kernel for Linux ARM (32-bit)
Copyright 1988-2019…
Szabolcs
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Saving in command line
I'm using Mathematica on a Raspberry Pi and I'm done with calculations at the moment. I'd like to save this but there isn't a way to do it like there is for PC version (File -> Save). How can I save this file?
Tony Reirdan
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Raspberry Pi GPIO
I'm a newbie here, but I love Mathematica very much and would like to assist our kids in Raspi class to use it. 75 kids of age from 8 to 15. We did various kind of "blinky" trials on Raspi, with Scratch, rpi.gpio, WiringPi, or SunVox, and so on.
Now…
Naohiro Tsuji
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Usb-harddisk and raspberry
Mathematica on raspberry. External media access.
I have a usb harddisk, which is recognized by the system, but apparently not known to Mathematica. The disk is not seen when I try to open files from inside Mathematica. But I can launch Mathematica…
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Why do I get this strange error when using GPIO on RaspberyPI?
Raspberry Pi 4B with 32 bit Raspberry Pi OS Full.
Linux raspberrypi 6.1.21-v8+ #1642 SMP PREEMPT Mon Apr 3 17:24:16 BST 2023 aarch64 GNU/Linux
Mathematica for Raspberry Pi 13.1
Command line control of GPIO work as expected.
In Mathematica…
Rudy Potter
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