Curiosity rover gives Nasa a scare, needed a reset
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Re: Curiosity rover gives Nasa a scare, needed a reset
#2Where can I read about how Curiousity’s hardware and software works at a low level so things like communications still work in safe mode? Truly fascinating engineering.
Re: Curiosity rover gives Nasa a scare, needed a reset
#3happy to hear comcast support was able to help out on mars. just unplug it and plug it back in.
Re: Curiosity rover gives Nasa a scare, needed a reset
#4Where can I read about how Curiousity’s hardware and software works at a low level so things like communications still work in safe mode? Truly fascinating engineering.
Re: Curiosity rover gives Nasa a scare, needed a reset
#5Re: Curiosity rover gives Nasa a scare, needed a reset
#6Where can I read about how Curiousity’s hardware and software works at a low level so things like communications still work in safe mode? Truly fascinating engineering.
Re: Curiosity rover gives Nasa a scare, needed a reset
#7So how cautious are you when debugging a valuable system like this? I imagine you’re not allowed to just ssh and `sudo -u less logs`
Re: Curiosity rover gives Nasa a scare, needed a reset
#8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nn2FB1P_Mn8
have you tried turning it off and on again?
Re: Curiosity rover gives Nasa a scare, needed a reset
#9So how cautious are you when debugging a valuable system like this? I imagine you’re not allowed to just ssh and `sudo -u less logs`
'less' with 29 minute ping is no fun..