I have a B+/Arduberry connected to ethernet in my Garage. I’d like to upload sketches via SSH commands but unsure how to do with the RPi GPIO programmer. I could use either Arduino, Ino or Ano tools as they are all installed on this pi.
Hey Kevin,
There are 2 steps to uploading new code to the Arduberry. First step is to compile a new firmware and second is to upload it. If you have access to the Arduino IDE, then you can use it to compile the firmware and if you do not have access to it and want to do it over the command line, then you can use INO. With both these step, the end result is a .hex or a .cpp.hex file is created, which is the actual firmware that has to burnt. Once you have the firmware, you can upload it easily to the arduberry from the command line using: avrdude -c gpio -p m328p -U flash:w:<firmware_name>.hex.