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Re: Whre can I download older version of HD4600 Windows 8.1 driver?

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Kevin,


Just FYI, downloading that older driver and reinstalling it onto the W540 machine, just as described by the user in that Lenovo support forum post, absolutely fixes the issue.

 

https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/W-Series-ThinkPad-Laptops/W540-won-t-wake-up/td-p/1709441

 

So this is DEFINITELY a bug in the Intel video driver and the chipset being used with Lenovo's ThinkPad W540 workstation style laptops, running Windows 8.1 Professional.

 

Someone at Intel needs to give this issue to QA, because this is absolutely a reproduceable bug.


Re: PXE boot on 802.1x enabled network

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Thank you for your understanding and using our AMT solution.

 

Sincerely,

 

Site Admin

Re: Intel Active Management Technology Remote Start Problem

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Dear IntelQuestion,

 

Thank you for submitting your question.  This forum is for Japanese speaking audiences, so it is appreciated if you would raise your question at Intel® vPro™ Expert Center.

 

Thank you for your understanding and using our AMT solution.

 

Sincerely,

 

Site Admin

Re: DHT11 Temperature Sensor Issue

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I measured the time of  "digitalRead( 2 , INPUT_FAST );" , that is just about 4us.

And I got the DHT11 data bit sucessfully, but need to have some modification below.

 


If you pull high the IO pin(digitalWrite(pin, HIGH);), the DHT11 will begin send data.  And the pinMode() caused about 2XXXus. So we will miss the data.

I mark the"digitalWrite(pin, HIGH);", and the DHT11 will send data after 40ms. We can get the all of data.

 

But if using digitalRead(pin) extensively,  the system will delay in 50us randomly. So will miss the bit.

 

int dht11::read(int pin)
{        // BUFFER TO RECEIVE        uint8_t bits[5];        uint8_t cnt = 7;        uint8_t idx = 0;        int w=0,y=0;  unsigned long long MaxLoop =  4000;  unsigned long currentpulse,lastpulse,Lowpulse,Hipulse, data[MaxLoop],i,bitdata[41];         // EMPTY BUFFER        for (int x=0; x< 5; x++) bits[x] = 0;        for (int x=0; x< MaxLoop; x++) data[x] = 0;        for (int x=0; x< 41; x++) bitdata[x] = 0;        // REQUEST SAMPLE        pinMode(pin, OUTPUT_FAST);        digitalWrite(pin, LOW);        delay(18);   /////digitalWrite(pin, HIGH);         pinMode(pin, INPUT_FAST);              i=0;     while(i<MaxLoop)     {         data[i] =  digitalRead(pin);         i++;       }        i=0;        LoopCount = 0;        Lowpulse = 0;        Hipulse = 0;        lastpulse = 1; //default  signal   while(i<MaxLoop)    {      currentpulse = data[i];      if(data[i] == LOW)        Lowpulse++;      else        Hipulse++;       if(currentpulse != lastpulse)      {            if(Lowpulse>1)           {           }           if(Hipulse>1 )           {             bitdata[w]=Hipulse;             w++;           }                                Lowpulse = 0;          Hipulse = 0;      }//if(currentpulse != lastpulse)         lastpulse = currentpulse;         i++;    }//while(i<MaxLoop)        for (w=0; w<41; w++)        {          if(w>0)           {                 if ( (bitdata[w] > 25) && (bitdata[w] < 70))              {                   bits[idx] |= (1 << cnt);               }                                 if (cnt == 0)   // next byte?                 {                        cnt = 7;    // restart at MSB                        idx++;      // next byte!                   }                else cnt--;           }           }        // WRITE TO RIGHT VARS        // as bits[1] and bits[3] are allways zero they are omitted in formulas.        humidity    = bits[0];        temperature = bits[2];        uint8_t sum = bits[0] + bits[2];         if (bits[4] != sum) return DHTLIB_ERROR_CHECKSUM;         return DHTLIB_OK;
}

Re: Why wont the Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 3160 find any networks?

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Thanks for the help, and I have one more piece of information that may be helpful.

 

I can occasionally see one network, but I should be able to see about 20. I think this may be the most powerful network in the area, but I am not sure.

NM10: SYS_RESET# did not reset CPU?

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Hi. Can anyone comment on under what conditions (if any) asserting SYS_RESET# on the NM10 may not reset a Atom N2800 CPU? Ran into one instance whereby the N2800 CPU was hung, and asserting SYS_RESET# did not reset it, with a full power cycle required. SYS_RESET# continues to function as expected otherwise. The default mode of the BIOS is to issue a hard-reset, i.e., PLTRST# is asserted along with SYS_RESET#.

 

Thanks!

~Atif

Re: How to use SD card

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Thanks JPMontero!  The Arduino example sketch you referenced above does indeed work just like I wanted.  I am surprised the Edison-Arduino onboard SD Card works without any modification to the example sketch using the same pins as an add-on Arduino SD Card shield.

XTU won't install in windows 7 64-bit w/ i5-M480 processor message says "unsupported platform"

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I have an HP dv6-3216us laptop that's 3 yrs. old. I looked up the specs for my processor & found it's a first gen i5 - i5-M480 to be exact. Logo on notebook & Intel specs says this processor is turbo boost capable. I downloaded the XTU Utility to install the .exe but an error message comes up about 1/2 way thru the install telling that the it failed due to "unsupported platform." I don't know exactly what that means. Is it telling me the version of the install file for XTU won't install due to the processor being first gen? I originally tried the latest version (5.1), then v4 & lastly v2. All versions give me the same message. I have chosen the downloads for win 7 64-bit. Any suggestions?

 

Joe Devine


Re: 2.8 inch Adafruit TFT screen (linux support)

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Hi Paridhi,

 

It has been quite a while since I worked with that screen last. Just a warning that it was a gen 1 Galileo and early firmware. I expect nothing substantial has changed but I haven't tried it with anything newer. Gen 2 Galileo is interesting with the native-IO it may actually be easier and run better.

 

I no longer have access to my Linux VM that I was using, the file system got corrupted somehow. But from looking at my notes, I was manually editing files to include whatever packages I needed. So I included xorg by editing a config file before building the image rather than while running the image. It looks like I was editing the ".bb" file and adding new entries under IMAGE_INSTALL. To know the exact names to include, I ran the hob command (available after you setup a build environment) and poked around in the GUI exploring the available packages. I wouldn't be surprised to find out there is a better way but that is what I did.

 

The first thing I did to test it was run xclock. A nice, lightweight program that I didn't have to wait to start up. GIMP was fun too but way too slow. The tricky thing with testing it is it pretty much either works or doesn't. I did a lot of work with my logic analyzer looking at SPI data. I didn't have to debug the SPI data but it was easy to get a pin number wrong, set a mux to the wrong value, etc.

 

Best of luck on getting it running. It was a lot of frustration working on it but it really was cool to see a Linux GUI running on a board designed to be headless. I will help out if I can.

 

Dan

Re: Edison module failed to boot after I plug in external 12V power with usb otg cable attached.

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Thanks Alvarado.

 

The edison breakout board required the external power supply between 7~17V.

I installed the edison to my robot, my robot battery power is 16V. (12V in the title is wrong, sorry for this)

 

I realized that when my robot is in charging, the battery power may come to 18V.. Don't know whether this is the root cause.

But do you know why it will break edison core module? I think there should have some protection in core module.

If this is the case, any method to repair the core module?

 

Thanks all.

Re: Yocto Build Failure: Bluez 4/5

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AlexT_Intel wrote:

 

It looks like something out of those packagegroups you've appended directly DEPENDs or RDEPENDs on bluez4 and as long as Edison's default image config explicitly includes bluez5 - that breaks in the way you observe. BlueZ5 recipe explicitly mentions that it's incompatible with bluez4.

 

I can't think of any other way than checking each recipe in those packagegroups to find the one(s) dependent on bluez4 and then trying to tweak them to work with bluez5, or excluding them.

Or vice versa - excluding the bluez5 from the config, but bluez4 is really old and AFAIU unsupported on Edison so if you want to use Bluetooth, it will cause troubles.

This was correct. By using the command bitbake edison-image -g -u depexp I was able to determine that pulse audio was relying on Bluez4. Looking through the pulse audio recipe file I realized that by adding a PACKAGECONFIG_pn-pulseaudio = "bluez5 ....." to the local.conf file I was able to change the version of bluez being relied upon.

Re: XTU won't install in windows 7 64-bit w/ i5-M480 processor message says "unsupported platform"

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Thanks for a quick response. However, these two files haven't solved the install problem. I all ready had installed the same MEI driver a couple years ago, but reinstalled it again anyway. After that I tried XTU v4.4 per your link. I still get the same fatal error message -"unsupported platform". Also tried 3 other versions from the links on the HP site, newer & older, all w/ the same results. I note that HP has a bios update for my laptop (IF I can verify compatibility w/ my motherboard). The notes say the fix is for heat management. If you think this may be an important piece of the puzzle, I'll try it once I can find the info the installer is looking for. Don't quite understand the fill in boxes. There are 2 columns - Old Bios and New Bios. I'm supposed to fill in ID and Version for each. How do I get the ID & version on the "New Bios" before I run the installer? And do you think this might create the "supported platform" XTU is looking for?

Re: Intel HD graphics 4400 is missing 1152x864?

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Oh. I find an "Custom  Resolutions" option now I can do it.

Thank you.

Re: No Boot and Video after fail Firmware Upgrade D54250WYK

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Nope, but the NUC is not booting at all, not even for the recovery method... the keyboard lights are off and I cannot press any key. When I put the USB with the BIOS and try to restore it, there is no sign of reading the USB...(usb disk led is no blinking)...

Re: integers in Edison Arduino IDE

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I don't know a whole lot, but I did know that!  What I was pointing out is that the type int on the Arduino is 16 bits.  The Edison, run on the Arduino breakout board, can use the custom Arduino/Edison IDE, using Arduino libraries.  Some functions from that IDE assume the integer to be 16 bits, which on the Edison is 32.  I haven't seen that noted anywhere in the literature about the Arduino/Edison IDE, so thought I'd mention it (found out the hard way).


Re: No Boot and Video after fail Firmware Upgrade D54250WYK

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I also have a similar issue where upon initiating a firmware update, the system rebooted to a blank screen, and the monitors went into PowerSave mode.

 

I have tried holding down the power button for 3 sec but to no luck.

 

Equally there are no keyboard lights or disk activity.

 

Is there a mechanism to clear the BIOS to a factory state?

Re: How best proceed with overheating i7-4790K?

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Woolphy

You said "I keep seeing people saying that they were hoping that the CPU will run at 4.4Ghz with 100% load. It's not entirely correct."

I am actually running my CPU now at 4.4Ghz with 100% load with good temp using the stock cooler (Note: that is my replaced new CPU, the old one was faulty), I reached that result by tweaking Ken-Intel suggested settings in UTX, here are my new tweaked settings:

  • Vcore: 1.150v
  • Processor Current Limit: 161A (Note: if I set it to 105A as suggested I get 4.2Ghz at %100 load instead of 4.4Ghz)
  • Set all multipliers to 44x / 44x / 44x / 44x


Using Ken-Intel suggested settings and with the above tweaking I get:

79c max using a UTX stress test

73c (steady, no more no less) using AIDA64 stress test (CPU stress test)

79c max using IntelThermalTest v0.2 (c) 2014 by Karwos

79c max using OCCT


All using the stock cooler at 100% at 4.4Ghz (all cores not just the first two)


Note: Any FPU stress test or any stress test that uses AVX instructions could/may increase the temp dramatically even with the use of aftermarket coolers (as it happened to some users) and I have noticed (by trying) that when that happens the frequency goes from 4.4Ghz to 4.2Ghz/4.0Ghz and the cause is not the thermal throttling only, but the power/current throttling too, maybe those AVX instructions draw too much power than the normal instructions but I don't know for sure that requires further testing.

Re: No Boot and Video after fail Firmware Upgrade D54250WYK

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bslater I think this is a common bug for this NUC, I read too many problems related to the same symptoms in this forum...

How much ROM is in the Intel Pentium J2900 and how many transistors??? Please help!!

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I am doing a computer assignment and I need to know the amount of ROM and the amount of transistors in the Intel Pentium J2900. I have searched everywhere on the web and i was hoping to find some one here that could assist me?

Re: How best proceed with overheating i7-4790K?

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My replacement 4790K runs cooler than the previous one.  Using the recommendations above, and under stress I now get a max temp of 75-79C after 5 minutes, rather than the old 99C after 1 minute.  So things are much better.

 

One thing that I noticed, is that my old processor core #3 ran 10 degrees hotter than the others under stress.  The replacement, cores 1-3 run about equally, but core 4 runs 5-6C cooler than the others under stress, and when it cools down at idle, it runs about 2C hotter than the others. Seems strange to me.

 

What's the reason for temp differences between cores?

 

  I'm happy that no thermal throttling, turbo throttling, or core amperage throttling is happening to me anymore. Stock cooler.

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