While attempting to set up an infrared remote control to connect with our Nao robot version 2.1.4, we've been receiving an error message as seen in the screen shot attached. We have followed the process as dictated under the tab on the Nao website titled Set Up Remote Control (http://doc.aldebaran.com/2-1/nao/remote-control.html) but keep receiving the error. We have tried saving the file as a comf file and also as a python file but neither has worked. What are the steps you recommend taking to get our remote control up and running? We are trying to attached an Apex-DT250 remote.
Screenshot of the error message
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I am developing a wearable application for Samsung Gear Fit 2 in Tizen 2.3. The app is hybrid type, where I need to write the sensor data obtained in native application into a file. However, file pointer is null and new file is not created. 'errno' shows the message "Permission Denied". I have checked the permissions for creating file. Also, the same code runs perfectly on Gear S2 without any error
Have you set right permissions ? and in which path are you writing ?
Trying to work on this training kit to get educated with SQL Server 2014.
As seen here:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/download/details.aspx?id=41700
I can't get it to work. It seems to come with a pdf explaining how to get it to work on your browser. Apparently by default the browser (chrome) won't run "application that use XML configuration files when they are run from a local computer" The only way to get it to work is by placing "--allow-file-access-from-files" to the google chrome shortcut properties window in the "target" location.
Even after doing all this I still get a message saying "network error" and the message on the top of the screen on the browser saying "To run this page in google chrome, close Chrome then create a shortcut with the --allow-file-access-from-files" property on..." (basically telling me to do the thing I just did following pdf instructions the kit came with)
Does anyone know what is going on?
Thanks in advance.
I am trying to figure out how to side load an app to my Google Glass. It is on XE22.
I did all of the simple things like adding adb and updating the .inf file. but when I do ADB DEVICE it says my serial number and then "offline". I tried multiple factory resets, and then got it to say "unauthorized." I did a few more things (i.e. turing off debug, unpluging, killing server, starting server, pluging back in...) and I got the prompt to "allow / trust computer." Once I did that it looked good and said my serial number and "device." I then tried to load Launchy.apk and it said "adb server is out of date. killing... daemon started successfully" and then it said "error: Device Offline" and now it shows off-line again.
How can I sideload to Google Glass?
Adb is showing this exception in Android studio
PropertyFetcher: AdbCommandRejectedException getting properties for device ZX1B32QXZV: device unauthorized. Please check the confirmation dialog on your device.
I have confirmed the dialog and even formatted my OS
in Android Studio go to the launch configuration ("Edit Configurations:...").
Then under Target Device: choose the following value
Show chooser dialog
I had the same problem and had it set to "USB Device". This caused the connection to fail when trying to deploy to the emulator.
I'm using angular-file-upload library which uses multipart/formdata content type for file uploading. When I tried to simulate network error on the demo page by simply unplugging network cable I saw progress bar stopped and started from the current upload state after reconnecting cable. Does it mean that multipart/formdata request automatically works without reloading whole file again?
How client side knows what parts of file already loaded to server when it resumes upload?
Actually, my objective is to provide upload with possibility to resume, limit speed and size.
OK, resume after reconnect was not multipart's merit it was browsers' smart behavior. Answer is here