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==Hardware==
===How to control fitlet2 front LEDsin Linux?===
==== <ins>For Linux</ins> ====See [[Application note - fitlet2 has 2 controlling front LEDs, LED1 and LED2. Each of them has GREEN and YELLOW parts that can be controlled separately. In on Linux kernel there are 4 related GPIOs: GPIO435, GPIO436, GPIO437, GPIO438.*GPIO435 - LED1 GREEN*GPIO436 - LED1 YELLOW*GPIO437 - LED2 GREEN*GPIO438 - LED2 YELLOW To control the GPIOs need to login as root (root password required): $ su Password: To control for example LED1 GREEN part: $ echo 435 > /sys/class/gpio/export $ echo out > /sys/class/gpio/gpio435/direction $ echo 1 > /sys/class/gpio/gpio435/value # LED1 should be GREEN now $ echo 0 > /sys/class/gpio/gpio435/value # LED1 should be OFF now $ echo 435 > /sys/class/gpio/unexport The GPIO framework and GPIO sysfs interface are documented inhttps://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/gpio/gpio.txt]]
===How do you I configure my cellular modem on Linux?===
====<ins>For Windows</ins>====
TBD*[[How to install cell modem on fitlet2 running Windows 10]]
===I can see an additional COM port in the device manager, where is it physically?===
==Software==
===Does fitlet2 supports Virtualization?===
=== FreeBSD * Yes, the Apollo Lake SoC has built-in Intel-VT.* This configuration is not workingdisabled by default, in order to enable, what can I do?===please perform the following steps: 1. Enter BIOS menu by hitting '''[ESC]''' on startup 2. Navigate to --> ['''Advanced'''] --> ['''CPU configuration'''] --> ['''VT-d'''] 3. Set ['''VT-D'''] to ['''Enabled'''] 4. Press ['''F4'''] and accept to '''Save&exit'''.
There are necessary configuration changes that should be made in order to have FreeBSD work on fitlet2=== How do I Enable PXE boot?===
* Enter BIOS menu by pressing "ESC" on startup
* Navigate to '''Advanced''' --> '''Network Stack Configuration'''
* Set Network stack to '''[Enabled]'''
* Configure boot option #1 to '''[Network]''' at Boot tab
* Save changes and exit by pressing '''[F4]''' and accepting.
Press [Del] during boot to enter BIOS settings:===How Do I Enable Wake-On-Lan (WOL)?===
Set Chipset -> OS Selection to *Enter BIOS menu by hitting '''[Intel LinuxESC]'''on startup Set *Navigate to: Chipset Tab --> SCC South Cluster Configuration --> SCC SD Card Support (D27: F0) Miscellaneous Configuration * Wake on Lan should be there '''[Disabled]''' by default *Enable Wake on Lan and Save&Exit by pressing '''[F4]''' === FreeBSD is not working, what can I do?=== There are necessary configuration changes that should be made in order to have FreeBSD work on fitlet2.<br>Press '''[DisableDel]'''during boot to enter BIOS settings and set the following to: Set Chipset -> South Cluster Configuration -> SCC Configuration -> SCC eMMC SD Card Support (D28: F0) to '''[DisableDisabled]''' Set Chipset -> South Cluster Configuration -> SCC Configuration -> SCC UFS eMMC Support (D29: F0) to '''[DisableDisabled]''' Set Chipset -> South Cluster Configuration -> SCC Configuration -> SCC SDIO Support (D30: F0) to '''[DisableDisabled]'''
===How to identify the COM port on Linux ?===
6. Advanced -> CSM Configuration -> Other PCI devices : '''[Legacy]'''
7. Boot -> Boot Mode Selection : '''[Legacy]'''
8. Main -> OS Selection : '''[Linux]''' 9. Press the '''F4''' key to '''Save & Exit''' === Linux mint audio codecs do not load properly ===* The BIOS configuration called "OS selection" at the main menu reflects on how the system loads the audio codecs.* Changing the OS selection may result with strange sound card behavior, even when returning manually to previously selected option.* Restoring the machine to its default values may fix this issue:# Press [Del] during boot to enter BIOS setting# Press F3 (Optimized Defaults) In the BIOS setting# Keep the OS selection to Windows - Do not change.## '''Note''': For Mint Box mini 2 machines, the default is set to "Linux" - Do not change.# Press F4 (Save & Exit). * At this point the machine should turn on with BIOS set to defaults and OS selection should be set to "Windows".* This configuration can be kept for both Linux and Windows.
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