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May 22 05:34:36 <ZeekHuge> Hello nerdboy !
May 22 05:42:30 <nerdboy> hi ZeekHuge, you have access to system clock at msec/microsec resolution
May 22 05:42:48 <nerdboy> *with rtc
May 22 05:43:10 <nerdboy> probably with ntp
May 22 05:44:03 <ZeekHuge> ahh .. okay. So how to use it for the ADC ?
May 22 05:45:07 <nerdboy> system time libc?
May 22 05:45:26 <nerdboy> or python
May 22 05:46:20 <nerdboy> start with ntp and use at least 3 independent sources
May 22 05:46:21 <Wormo> clock shouldn't be freerunning independent of the datalines though, how would he know when to sample
May 22 05:46:48 <Wormo> when he asked about clock, he meant as sampling input not a time-source
May 22 05:47:45 <nerdboy> don't you get unix epoch, which correlates to external "time"
May 22 05:48:04 <Wormo> in the PRU? no
May 22 05:48:08 <nerdboy> ntp gives valid ref clock
May 22 05:48:19 <nerdboy> no, outside the pru
May 22 05:48:40 <nerdboy> pru has fixed clock rate
May 22 05:48:42 <Wormo> but it's the PRU that is doing the sampling and needs to have a handle on the timing
May 22 05:49:24 <Wormo> sample on each cycle of clock, on the correct edge
May 22 05:49:34 <nerdboy> it has to come through an interface then
May 22 05:50:08 <nerdboy> also depends on how much latency and jitter, etc
May 22 05:50:48 <nerdboy> you could do some test code to count clock cycles
May 22 05:51:07 <Wormo> the PRU is supposed to be good at consistent timing via instruction counting, it should be straight forward to implement a decent clock signal
May 22 05:52:00 <Wormo> someone else will need to advise on the electrical connections for the clock pin though...
May 22 05:52:06 <nerdboy> you just want a clock pulse?
May 22 05:52:10 <Wormo> yep
May 22 05:53:32 <nerdboy> if it's a good source it should correlate pretty well with external reference clock
May 22 05:54:23 <ZeekHuge> What i am confused about it, how to use that simple pulse train given out by the pru, to drive the input clock of this EVM http://cds.linear.com/docs/en/demo-board-manual/dc782A.pdf
May 22 05:55:05 <Wormo> yeah we'll have to wait for hw mentor to chime in on the electrical connections
May 22 05:55:41 <ZeekHuge> Since, the max input limit at that clock input it 2V and we also need to terminate the transmission line.
May 22 05:58:06 <ZeekHuge> so, a voltage divider as a Double termination.
May 22 05:59:16 <ZeekHuge> like this http://www.marvintest.com/downloads/knowledgebase/Q200196%5CFig7b.JPG
May 22 05:59:28 <ZeekHuge> any suggestion for that ?
May 22 06:00:43 <Wormo> sorry I do zero hw design, all I can do is occasional soldering based on someone else's design
May 22 06:01:07 <ZeekHuge> :)
May 22 06:01:51 <Wormo> I kind of liked hw design in school, but it has been too long to be of use
May 22 06:02:45 <Wormo> maybe you should ask about FFT's instead, at least I did that in grad school ;)
May 22 06:04:28 <ZeekHuge> Okay so lets discuss about software. Wormo : The coding period starts in about 20 hours .. so..
May 22 06:04:37 <ZeekHuge> How to go then ?
May 22 06:05:08 <Wormo> oh wow, finally the real thing :)
May 22 06:05:50 <ZeekHuge> I havent received the hardware yet, so no hardware things for now. I will first try to get on the remoteproc kernel and find out a way to communicate to it ?
May 22 06:06:57 <Wormo> yes that part doesn't need the ADC, perfectly good place to start
May 22 06:08:30 <Wormo> Did you get the earlier Beaglelogic working with the current kernel?
May 22 06:08:49 <ZeekHuge> okay,has it been shipped ?
May 22 06:09:16 <ZeekHuge> not yet. have to try it . With the latest kernel.
May 22 06:09:58 <Wormo> I am not sure if it shipped yet, hopefully yes -- Digikey showed EVM as in stock
May 22 06:11:22 <ZeekHuge> nerdboy: do you know about the shipping of the ADC ?
May 22 06:12:18 <ZeekHuge> according to this post : https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/beagleboard-gsoc/lns9QnPQKnk, i will be using the iot kernel image.
May 22 06:14:39 <Wormo> Have you dl that image yet?
May 22 06:14:51 <ZeekHuge> Wormo: Are these timing okay for you ? like, I was here earlier this day and now ?
May 22 06:15:24 <Wormo> This is a pretty good time, too bad most of the other mentors are not here though
May 22 06:17:13 <ZeekHuge> just started downloading, the image at that location keeps on changing very frequently, so I was just waiting for the latter time to get the latest image.
May 22 06:19:16 <ZeekHuge> I think, ds2 is busy, he was not here earlier today either. And I think that he is usually busy during weekends. I am not sure. But i think so.
May 22 06:21:58 <Wormo> you're probably right
May 22 06:22:50 <ZeekHuge> also, since we know that the pruss and reproc module has some "unloading" bugs, for which ds2 suggested to use them as in-kernel and not as loadable module.
May 22 06:23:21 <ZeekHuge> but, there is no difference btw a loaded module and a in-kernel thing ? right ?
May 22 06:23:37 <ZeekHuge> so what we can do is, just not un-load it, ie not lsmod it.
May 22 06:23:49 <ZeekHuge> right ? and everything will be fine .
May 22 06:23:57 <Wormo> yes
May 22 06:24:01 <ZeekHuge> Cool !
May 22 06:24:21 <Wormo> well assuming it loads properly to begin with, then there's no difference
May 22 06:24:36 <ZeekHuge> So , we can use this very compiled image, and allow the module to load automatically at boot.
May 22 06:24:54 <ZeekHuge> yes, it does. at-least with the current version that i have,
May 22 06:25:47 <Wormo> yes I think this one will too, since standardizing on a base that is stable was the point
May 22 06:26:40 <ZeekHuge> Cool then, now looking into the rproc and pruss source .
May 22 06:27:12 <ZeekHuge> okay, is there a way to know the kernel version inside a pre-compiled image ?
May 22 06:27:49 <ZeekHuge> okay got it. its 4.4.8-ti-r22
May 22 06:28:21 <Wormo> that's interesting, I was going to guess it was the 4.1
May 22 06:28:39 <Wormo> saw both 4.1 and 4.4 configs https://github.com/beagleboard/image-builder/tree/master/configs
May 22 06:28:46 <Wormo> for IOT image
May 22 06:39:41 <ZeekHuge> Wormo: but there is no non-rt release tagged as 4.4.8 ... https://github.com/beagleboard/linux/releases
May 22 06:41:50 <ZeekHuge> okay so rt images are basically obtained by applying PREEMPT patch, that, i guess changes something in core like scheduler or something, so as far as pruss and rproc are concerned, i can see use their source in the 4.4.8-ti-rt-r22
May 22 06:41:54 <ZeekHuge> isnt it ?
May 22 06:44:03 <Wormo> you'll need the matching source tree to make sure modules are happy, I'll take a look
May 22 06:45:06 <Wormo> you don't see the -rt in your kernel reported by uname?
May 22 06:46:03 <ZeekHuge> i dont see it here : http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack_Debian#Jessie_Snapshot_lxqt
May 22 06:46:04 <Wormo> From the image builder scripts, it looks like -rt kernel does go into those debian IOT images...
May 22 06:46:51 <ZeekHuge> it says 4.4.8-ti-r22 there on that page.
May 22 06:46:53 <Wormo> https://github.com/beagleboard/image-builder/blob/e829334ae836a44ab2831141dccc37046f8bcf51/configs/seeed-debian-jessie-iot-v4.4.conf
May 22 06:46:56 <Wormo> yes
May 22 06:47:08 <Wormo> so that's what I expect to be inside your image
May 22 06:50:36 <ZeekHuge> that = 4.4.8-ti-r22 ?
May 22 06:51:16 <Wormo> You got the image all the way downloaded yet?
May 22 06:52:04 <ZeekHuge> not yet.
May 22 06:52:23 <ZeekHuge> low on bandwidth for now. will take some time.
May 22 06:52:32 <Wormo> sure I know how that goes
May 22 06:53:16 <ZeekHuge> btw, what line in the conf file shows that its a rt image ? it just shows the installed packages na ?
May 22 06:54:24 <ZeekHuge> okay is that the linux header file's name ?
May 22 06:54:37 <ZeekHuge> or linux image line ?
May 22 06:54:38 <Wormo> whoa you're right, I must be getting tired
May 22 06:54:48 <Wormo> I thought I saw -rt in there somewhere
May 22 06:55:11 <Wormo> so it agrees with the tag you found
May 22 06:55:59 <Wormo> linux-image-4.4.8-ti-r22
May 22 06:56:22 <ZeekHuge> yes, but the source tree has no such release.
May 22 06:57:04 <ZeekHuge> so where am i suppose to find the source ?
May 22 06:57:51 <ZeekHuge> okay first, we need to find the source .. right ? as it is the only way to know whats inside the pruss and rproc modules.
May 22 06:58:18 <Wormo> it could be an RCN repo, he maintains kernel tree
May 22 07:00:09 <Wormo> http://rcn-ee.net/deb/jessie-armhf/v4.4.8-ti-r22/
May 22 07:01:39 <ZeekHuge> yeha !
May 22 07:01:41 <ZeekHuge> yes !
May 22 07:01:44 <ZeekHuge> finally !
May 22 07:01:53 <ZeekHuge> I was there first ;)
May 22 07:02:00 <ZeekHuge> but yes, your idea !
May 22 07:02:03 <Wormo> there's git tree too, looking in eewiki to find it again
May 22 07:04:42 <nerdboy> source repos are on github
May 22 07:04:48 <Wormo> ugh "WARNING, due to the setup of this repo, all "tag's" are un-reproducible."
May 22 07:04:51 <Wormo> https://github.com/RobertCNelson/ti-linux-kernel-dev
May 22 07:05:05 <nerdboy> patch trees for mainline/dev
May 22 07:05:36 <nerdboy> on separate branches like the manifest thingie
May 22 07:05:51 <Wormo> I don't see the exact tag though
May 22 07:06:11 <Wormo> whereas the patch file at rcn-ee.net does have exact match
May 22 07:06:42 <Wormo> nerdboy, I only see 'ti-linux-4.4.y' in the git
May 22 07:07:21 <Wormo> as opposed to 4.4.8-ti-r22 in the image
May 22 07:10:21 <nerdboy> there are a few different arm repos with branches for the different patch sets
May 22 07:11:20 <nerdboy> normally it's either N.N.y branch checkout or tag
May 22 07:11:25 <Wormo> I was looking on BBB eewiki page for the git repo that looked most relevant, you think there's a better one?
May 22 07:13:30 <Wormo> Ok it is here in this repo
May 22 07:13:32 <nerdboy> https://github.com/RobertCNelson?tab=repositories  pick one
May 22 07:13:49 <nerdboy> not the kernel source repo, rather a patch repo
May 22 07:14:33 <Wormo> https://github.com/RobertCNelson/ti-linux-kernel-dev/tree/4.4.8-ti-rt-r22
May 22 07:14:53 <Wormo> it should be equivalent to the single patch in http://rcn-ee.net/deb/jessie-armhf/v4.4.8-ti-r22/ right?
May 22 07:15:45 <nerdboy> armv7-multiplatform, bb-kernel, armv7-lpae-multiplatform, armv7_devel, ti-linux-kernel-dev
May 22 07:17:12 <nerdboy> https://github.com/RobertCNelson/ti-linux-kernel-dev/tree/ti-linux-rt-4.4.y/patches  <=  somewhere in there?
May 22 07:17:15 <Wormo> ZeekHuge: looks like you clone https://github.com/RobertCNelson/ti-linux-kernel-dev and it has the tag, you can run build_kernel.sh to apply the patches to upstream
May 22 07:18:51 <Wormo> https://github.com/RobertCNelson/ti-linux-kernel-dev/tree/4.4.8-ti-r22
May 22 07:18:58 <nerdboy> ask robert where the r22 comes from, builder script patch rev or some such...
May 22 07:19:39 <ZeekHuge> Wormo: yes , even the https://eewiki.net/display/linuxonarm/BeagleBone+Black#BeagleBoneBlack-LinuxKernel suggests so, under the heading TI BSP
May 22 07:20:40 <Wormo> That part just said to checkout the branch to get latest
May 22 07:21:28 <Wormo> but it turns out you can check out the exact tag (there's a giant list of tags and -rt ones come first so I didn't notice the matching one at first)
May 22 07:23:15 <Wormo> heading for bed soon (saturday nights should be a little less late, don't want to miss church in the morning)
May 22 07:23:31 <Wormo> gnight ZeekHuge, nerdboy
May 22 07:23:38 <ZeekHuge> just a second
May 22 07:23:40 <ZeekHuge> plz
May 22 07:23:42 <Wormo> yes?
May 22 07:23:56 <ZeekHuge> to get source from that build_sh
May 22 07:24:04 <ZeekHuge> I'll have to comment out those
May 22 07:24:12 <ZeekHuge> https://github.com/RobertCNelson/ti-linux-kernel-dev/blob/4.4.8-ti-r22/build_kernel.sh#L250
May 22 07:24:24 <ZeekHuge> make kernel and all those lines, right ?
May 22 07:25:18 <Wormo> no it doesn't hurt to let it build kernel as well, you've already got the right compiler eh?
May 22 07:25:32 <Wormo> https://releases.linaro.org/components/toolchain/binaries/5.3-2016.02/arm-linux-gnueabihf/gcc-linaro-5.3-2016.02-x86_64_arm-linux-gnueabihf.tar.xz
May 22 07:25:39 <ZeekHuge> comment out make_kernel, make_module_pkg, and make_firmware_pkg.
May 22 07:25:43 <ZeekHuge> ohkay.
May 22 07:25:51 <ZeekHuge> got it .
May 22 07:25:54 <ZeekHuge> Thank you :)
May 22 07:25:58 <ZeekHuge> Good night.
May 22 07:26:10 <Wormo> future builds of modules will be quick then, kernel is good at partial rebuilds
May 22 07:26:27 <ZeekHuge> yeah .
May 22 07:27:43 <ZeekHuge> Good night :)
May 23 00:23:20 <ZeekHuge> Hello !
May 23 00:23:31 <Wormo> hi ZeekHuge, how's it going?
May 23 00:24:04 * ZeekHuge just woke up, and hasnt even came out of bed, will be back after getting a cup of tea/coffee
May 23 00:24:09 <ZeekHuge> Hey Wormo !
May 23 00:24:13 <ZeekHuge> Not that good ..
May 23 00:24:45 <ZeekHuge> The new image contains nothing like the pruss or rproc driver,
May 23 00:25:41 <Wormo> just disabled in the config right? so you'll rebuild with those as modules?
May 23 00:26:38 <ZeekHuge> root@beaglebone:~# ls -l /lib/modules/4.4.8-ti-r22/kernel/drivers/remoteproc/
May 23 00:26:38 <ZeekHuge> total 28
May 23 00:26:39 <ZeekHuge> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 25288 Apr 27 22:35 omap_remoteproc.ko
May 23 00:29:04 <ZeekHuge> so, if i wish to use rproc, I will have to use its source, from a different version of kernel, and compile it, which will make it a rproc porting project, and not the beaglescope project.
May 23 00:30:52 <ZeekHuge> and, I remember, I tried some older images too (ofc not all) and the only one in which the rproc was there was the last one which i was using. ( I dont remember but probably it was 4.1.17-ti-rSomething )
May 23 00:33:49 <ZeekHuge> though the 4.4 branch has pruss and pru_rproc
May 23 00:33:52 <ZeekHuge> https://github.com/beagleboard/linux/tree/4.4/drivers/remoteproc
May 23 00:34:03 * ZeekHuge will be right back.
May 23 00:35:02 <Wormo> so you're sure it's not just turned off in the config? I need to download the matching kernel now, didn't get around to it last night
May 23 01:09:40 <ZeekHuge> back ..
May 23 01:10:39 <ZeekHuge> Wormo: Nope, i just saw the conf files at /etc/moprobe.d/
May 23 01:10:39 <ZeekHuge> *modprobe
May 23 01:10:41 <ZeekHuge> but, the dmesg has something related to rproc
May 23 01:11:17 <ZeekHuge> http://paste.debian.net/695236/
May 23 01:12:18 <ZeekHuge> btw, I got my welcome package last night :) It beautiful, a GSoC pen, a GCoC note making diary and a beautiful ( though small ) laptop sticker.
May 23 01:12:24 <Wormo> yay
May 23 01:12:44 <Wormo> post a pic on G+?
May 23 01:13:09 <ZeekHuge> Sure . its on fb. I'll put one on G+ too.
May 23 01:15:31 <ZeekHuge> any idea about that remoteproc thing in the dmesg ?
May 23 01:17:31 <ZeekHuge> Wormo: ?
May 23 01:18:00 <Wormo> that's a different user of rproc, wkup would be a separate processor than pruss, so I'm not too concerned about that complaint
May 23 01:18:16 <Wormo> still getting my kernel source set up here...
May 23 01:18:33 <Wormo> home DSL also not too swift
May 23 01:18:37 <ZeekHuge> okay.
May 23 01:22:16 <Wormo> sigh it's insisting in downloading toolchain again that I already had installeed
May 23 01:22:17 <ZeekHuge> definitely understand that :) no problem.
May 23 01:22:36 <ZeekHuge> place it in the tools/ folder ?
May 23 01:22:41 <Wormo> build_kernel.sh that is, now I'm the one considering hacking it ;)
May 23 01:23:35 <Wormo> I tried packing up my installed toolchain but I guess it looked at checksum & rejected the tarball
May 23 01:24:08 <Wormo> what time is it there, getting late?
May 23 01:24:20 <ZeekHuge> oh ! not in the tools/ but in dl/
May 23 01:24:30 <Wormo> right that's where I put it
May 23 01:24:32 <ZeekHuge> nope. it 6:54 AM
May 23 01:24:56 <Wormo> oh yeah that's right, you  said you were just getting up
May 23 01:25:20 <ZeekHuge> yep :)
May 23 01:26:10 <Wormo> that's still really early in my book, feel awful if I get up early like that
May 23 01:26:22 <ZeekHuge> so the coding period has started I guess ?
May 23 01:26:50 <Wormo> I think you're right!
May 23 01:28:11 <ZeekHuge> I kept the source kernel tree at download, so was waiting for that. And decided to sleep and get up early. though the download got interrupted in the middle . I have made this simple bash while loop script now, that repeats any command given to it.
May 23 01:28:52 <ZeekHuge> UTC time : 1:25 AM, 23rd May 2016.
May 23 01:30:21 <ZeekHuge> and i found this cool way to get the kernel source on unreliable connection . https://cdn.kernel.org/category/site-news.html
May 23 01:30:33 <ZeekHuge> so just doing what it says.
May 23 01:30:49 <ZeekHuge> I will upgrade my data plan soon though ..
May 23 01:32:29 <Wormo> ok now kerel downloading, this will take a while too
May 23 01:33:36 <ZeekHuge> also, I think there is a typo/bug in the build_kernel.sh ( or other .sh files that are being called ). It clones the kernel source from http://... , which on my system atleast, didnt work, I had to so I manually tries using git://....
May 23 01:33:42 <ZeekHuge> and that did work .
May 23 01:34:03 <ZeekHuge> cloning kernel from git:// or http:// ? on your system ?
May 23 01:34:15 <Wormo> https:// actually
May 23 01:34:18 <Wormo> which does work
May 23 01:34:51 <ZeekHuge> oh. okay.
May 23 01:34:54 <Wormo> 2% done now...
May 23 01:35:08 <ZeekHuge> eta ?
May 23 01:35:36 <Wormo> doesn't give one
May 23 01:35:46 <ZeekHuge> okay, yes . its cloning.
May 23 01:35:59 <Wormo> right as opposed to the wget
May 23 01:41:26 <ZeekHuge> also, out of curiosity. Is the linux source at github exactly the same as at kernel.org ? ie the one we are downloading.
May 23 01:41:58 <ZeekHuge> and what does that warning means ? https://eewiki.net/display/linuxonarm/BeagleBone#BeagleBone-TIBSP
May 23 01:42:03 <ZeekHuge> *mean
May 23 01:42:15 <Wormo> the ti one is not the same as linus tree
May 23 01:42:56 <ZeekHuge> ahh .. where are you  cloning from ?
May 23 01:44:10 <Wormo> This build system takes Linus' "vanilla" tree and applies patches to it
May 23 01:44:49 <Wormo> vanilla, mainline, official, whatever you want to call it
May 23 01:45:30 <ZeekHuge> okay so this will work na ? https://cdn.kernel.org/category/site-news.html
May 23 01:46:09 <Wormo> yes
May 23 01:47:06 <ZeekHuge> sorry for those 'na' in the conversation, that might confuse sometimes, but its just an Indian habit, means nothing imp.
May 23 01:47:09 <ZeekHuge> okay.
May 23 01:48:38 <Wormo> Is it similar to how some people end questions in "no?"
May 23 01:48:53 <Wormo> I can use 'git bundle' for this, no?
May 23 01:49:00 <ZeekHuge> Exactly !
May 23 01:49:21 <Wormo> No problem then, msg received ;)
May 23 01:50:05 <Wormo> 17% and at least I don't tend to get disconnects
May 23 01:51:44 <ZeekHuge> okay so, I just want to confirm my steps to build the exact kernel, I forked ti-linux-kernel-dev, cloned the 4.4.y branch only, added a new branch from the 4.4.8-ti-r22 tag, entered that branch and executed build_kernel.sh
May 23 01:51:56 <Wormo> yes good
May 23 01:52:03 <ZeekHuge> cool !
May 23 01:52:59 <ZeekHuge> Wormo, what other project are you in ?
May 23 01:54:40 <Wormo> I run a local LUG, do some miscellaneous commits to projects on github
May 23 01:55:09 <Wormo> some ansible-related repos lately, which has been fun to learn
May 23 01:55:23 <ZeekHuge> ah ... GSoC projects :) ? I will see the list.
May 23 01:55:38 <ZeekHuge> this year.
May 23 01:55:39 <Wormo> No not GSoC projects, you're only one
May 23 01:55:49 <ZeekHuge> okay :)
May 23 01:56:50 <ZeekHuge> btw, i tried vim, like using it regularly for editing files, like i do use nano, for simple edits. but I that makes me use only some very basic commands. nothing else.
May 23 01:57:58 <ZeekHuge> so i know what ESC, ':q', ':qw' and 'i,j,k,l,h' does.
May 23 01:58:10 <ZeekHuge> and 'd' or 'x'.
May 23 01:58:13 <Wormo> Hey have you seen 'tmate' or even tmux yet?
May 23 01:58:23 <Wormo> those are all good basics
May 23 01:58:47 <Wormo> I was thinking we should install tmate & do terminal sharing
May 23 01:59:21 <ZeekHuge> tmate , never used .
May 23 01:59:25 <Wormo> https://tmate.io/
May 23 01:59:43 <ZeekHuge> yep. No apt install package
May 23 01:59:56 <ZeekHuge> okay it has
May 23 01:59:57 <Wormo> I think we must install it from git
May 23 02:00:05 <ZeekHuge> will have to add ppa repo
May 23 02:00:11 <Wormo> ok that's fine too
May 23 02:00:43 <Wormo> what ubuntu 16.04 has it in main repo
May 23 02:01:05 <Wormo> that's convenient
May 23 02:02:15 <Wormo> tmate needs to be on the computer running the terminal being shared
May 23 02:02:24 <Wormo> rest can use normal ssh clients
May 23 02:02:53 <ZeekHuge> okay so should install on the bbb ? or my system ?
May 23 02:03:05 <Wormo> your system
May 23 02:03:41 <Wormo> then there would be different panes that have your BBB serial console and ssh sessions
May 23 02:04:05 <Wormo> and then you can show your mentors exactly what you're seeing
May 23 02:04:39 <ZeekHuge> okay.
May 23 02:04:41 <Wormo> sounds pretty awesome right?
May 23 02:04:52 <ZeekHuge> yep :)
May 23 02:05:02 <Wormo> I've not used it yet, but have done similar with GNU screen + ssh
May 23 02:05:03 <ZeekHuge> updating.
May 23 02:05:32 <Wormo> Have been thinking about using tmate for an openembedded tutorial session at our local hackerspace
May 23 02:05:57 <Wormo> let people get into a build machine with the layers already set up
May 23 02:06:53 <Wormo> 41% ... think the clone will be done by the time I get back from dinner
May 23 02:07:18 <ZeekHuge> Sure, happy dining . :)
May 23 02:07:40 <Wormo> I'm leaving in about 15 min, back a couple hours after that
May 23 02:07:53 <Wormo> dinner + visit with family who live close by
May 23 02:08:18 <ZeekHuge> oh, okay. I had a discussion about that encode pin, with zmatt on #beagle.
May 23 02:09:02 <ZeekHuge> So, he helped a lot, and suggested to go through some basics of transmission line.
May 23 02:09:17 <ZeekHuge> av500: Hey ! Any idea about the ADC EVM ?
May 23 02:09:34 <ZeekHuge> related to its shipping ?
May 23 02:09:42 <ZeekHuge> _av500_: ^^
May 23 02:09:58 <ZeekHuge> ds2: ^^
May 23 02:12:22 <ZeekHuge> Wormo: just one question, are my previous mails okay ?
May 23 02:12:30 <Wormo> yes
May 23 02:12:43 <ZeekHuge> I mean, is there something wrong in them ?
May 23 02:13:30 <ZeekHuge> okay.
May 23 02:13:38 <Wormo> I don't know of anything, either the question ones or the pre-coding-plan one I requested
May 23 02:14:12 <ZeekHuge> okay.
May 23 02:19:08 <ZeekHuge> So I am assuming the BBB and the ADC will arrive not before the next week, even if it does, I'll start with the hardware only after this first week. For this week, goal is to get started with beagleLogic, and get the kernel part ready. Also to get more understanding and experimentation with the rproc drivers.
May 23 02:19:38 <Wormo> yes that's a safe way to reorder, I was thinking that too
May 23 02:20:02 <Wormo> keep doing the parts that don't need ADC until it actually arrives
May 23 02:20:11 <Wormo> heading out now, ttyl
May 23 02:20:16 <ZeekHuge> sure !
May 23 02:20:19 <ZeekHuge> :)
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