@wjcroft What adverse impact do the recently reported bugs in Windows 10 updates have on writing and developing one's own EEG software based on stored EEG data obtained from the Cyton and GUI? Are the

I also have a GUI (4.20) version with LSL support for receiving the stream, Cyton connected to Linux using Rfduino dongle at /dev/ttyUSB0 and running Python streamer and works OK.

If I can have a Raspberry or any similar Linux embedded system talking to the Cyton at very short distance using the RFDuino dongle and then having the Linux running the LSL streamer to the Inter/Intr

Just a tip for anyone arriving here: make sure to try sudo ./OpenBCI_GUI for running from command line if you're having trouble finding the BLED112 dongle in the GUI under linux/ubuntu.

As a benchmark, I put on my Mark IV headset, and launched the development version of GUI v5 using Linux. I experienced 0 packet loss over the course of 2-5 minutes, and I tried moving my head around.

On Linux, I think you can try running the app with/without using sudo. Also, you can try to go into the data folder and run the Hub by itself first and maybe accept permissions.

I'm a new BCI'er and just setting up my kit (Cyton+Daisy, Ultracortex Mark IV headset). I followed the setup instructions very methodically (working on Linux). I made sure my username was in the dialo

I am leading research, part of my thesis for a Bachelor's conclusion, linking brain waves and music. As I have no sponsorship I decided to buy the OpenBCI EEG Headband Kit with the following items: Go

1. I tested the OpenBCI GUI with Arch's Linux's newest kernel, and a long-time support kernel. Since the newest kernel causes the GUI acquisition to crash, I suppose in upcoming ubuntu versions you mi

To get the Ganglion working on Linux in 2020, please use the BLED112 dongle from the store.

data dir OpenBCI_GUI: hubStart: OS Detected: Linux TopNav: Internet Connection Successful Local Version: 420, Latest Version: 420 GUI is up to date! OpenBCI_GUI::Setup: Sample Dat

python -m pip install cmake==3.13.3 ./tools/build_linux.sh

For BrainFlow I dont provide compiled libraries for ARM in general and for jetson nano particularly, but you still might be able to run it if you compile it by yourself directly on jetson. If you have

William, thank you for the reply!

Additionally, the command example you gave uses a Windows format device name 'COM8', not Linux device name. Check the documentation.

permissions issue. The Nano runs what variant of Linux? If it is Ubuntu as the search results suggest, you might have a file permissions issue with the device. It needs to have both read and write pe

The Linux she is using on the NVIDIA Jetson Nano, is ARM based, not Intel / AMD x64.

Try running GUI on Linux without using sudo.

Ana, hi. As you can see in the screenshot here the Hub on Linux is targeted for x64, not ARM,

If you are purchasing the Ganglion board and you are working primarily on Windows or Linux computers you will need to get our Bluetooth Dongle. Note that if you are using a Mac or you are using the Cy