**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu May 26 02:59:58 2016 May 26 05:59:49 back to my nick :P May 26 06:03:23 ds2 and m_w: What's the status on ZeekHuge and clocking the ADC yet? May 26 06:06:54 Abhishek_: I think we decided to add a driver and use the coax input May 26 06:07:22 so we don't have to wiremod the board May 26 06:07:36 bed time for me May 26 06:09:19 Okay, which driver IC will be used? May 26 06:09:31 Abhishek_: I don't think there is a clear path. no part was identified May 26 06:10:45 Abhishek_: we talked about a few options such as a simple emitter follower May 26 06:11:12 If I were to do it, I would mod the board, remove the termination and connect to the PRU output directly May 26 06:11:26 or through the on board TTL buffer May 26 06:11:49 concern for that would be the wires May 26 06:12:02 can the 335x drive things properly May 26 06:12:51 but then I don't know ZeekHuge's soldering skills I do not endorse modding the board May 26 06:13:03 shipping replacements will kill time May 26 06:13:42 The LCD cape you saw at the Maker faire uses a ~100MHz pixclk that's driven by the LCD pins May 26 06:13:49 ds2: ^ May 26 06:15:38 The resistor termination provided on the LCD pins for the HDMI framer can handle 100MHz signals well May 26 06:17:14 The emitter follower idea sounds feasible to me - hopefully ZeekHuge can get access to a scope at university May 26 06:17:19 Abhishek_: yes, that's why I said, the PRU on the LCD pins may help... flip side is those lines are T'ed May 26 06:17:39 the LCD may also be more tolerant then the ADC May 26 06:17:44 there's RC termination IIRC May 26 06:17:55 IIRC - only R is populated May 26 06:18:06 22 ohm source side termination May 26 06:18:20 ZeekHuge: check TRM of the BeagleBone Black when you go through this May 26 06:19:14 if equipment is available, I'd say the safest is an emitter follower driving a short length of coax so the ADC board is unmod'ed May 26 06:19:41 that way the signal can be verified on a scope with a proper terminator...this does assume equipment is available May 26 06:58:54 Abhishek_: there? May 26 06:59:05 only for a short while, go ahead May 26 06:59:34 for the last week.. I was searching a lot about pru remoteproc and stuff.. May 26 06:59:39 so for 4.4 May 26 06:59:48 should I use shubhangi's pru_framework? May 26 06:59:52 with some modifications? May 26 07:00:06 Abhishek_: ^^ May 26 07:00:12 if it compiles use it, if not try starting from scratch May 26 07:00:53 coding has already begun so don't remain stuck for long May 26 07:01:01 Abhishek_: do'nt you want me to make some modifications? May 26 07:01:11 to pru-framework? May 26 07:01:18 for 4.4? May 26 07:01:37 I don't expect that it's gonna work in 4.4, there's a new driver in rpmsg actually May 26 07:01:45 look in drivers/rpmsg May 26 07:02:07 in the 4.4 tree May 26 07:02:20 Abhishek_: OK.. May 26 07:06:22 ZeekHuge: read about how do you actually read data from the ADC (go through the datasheets) May 26 07:06:28 kiran4399: OK.. I see it.. so if I use rpmsg.. then that driver will give me some kind Remote procedure call API to userspace.. May 26 07:07:55 Abhishek_: is rpmsg an alternative for remoteproc? May 26 07:08:01 for 4.4 May 26 07:08:03 ? May 26 07:12:38 It's a new thing that's been introduced in 4.4 by people at TI May 26 07:12:54 Jason Reeder is the guy who maintains it May 26 07:15:45 Abhishek_: Cool!! May 26 10:01:03 Hi!! does anybody know how to transfer a kernel uimage to beaglebone black which is using ubuntu 14.04? May 26 16:52:53 Does anybody know what is the barometer on strawson board? May 26 17:00:39 bmp280 May 26 17:00:49 https://github.com/StrawsonDesign/Robotics_Cape_Documentation/blob/master/SD-101D%20Robotics%20Cape%20Schematic.pdf May 26 17:03:25 m_w: hi, how are you? :) May 26 17:07:14 pmezydlo1: good May 26 17:07:24 fun morning so far May 26 17:07:45 great, me too May 26 17:07:47 just sat in on the openhours for 96boards online May 26 17:08:36 96boards -> google May 26 17:08:50 linaro May 26 17:09:00 http://www.96boards.org/ ? May 26 17:09:28 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7QR_KlXMRc&index=3&list=PL-NF6S9MM_W1QBjUc2B5Pg502bz7qslxk May 26 17:09:56 two weeks in a row May 26 17:14:32 seems interesting, What are you working on? May 26 17:14:56 robomezzi May 26 17:15:17 https://github.com/mwelling/96boards-robomezzi May 26 19:36:41 you definitely want the rcn kernel packages or else build from rcn patch repo May 26 19:37:21 4.1 ti-staging (in meta-ti) is broken wrt thumb May 26 23:33:50 anybody has the link to pdf describing various pinmux settings of GPIO ? May 26 23:34:21 I had a very good one, but i am unable to find it now. May 26 23:34:24 ? May 26 23:35:30 I found em ! May 26 23:48:43 I would like to include these two pdfs ( https://github.com/derekmolloy/boneDeviceTree/tree/master/docs ) in my BeagleScope repo's docs . can i ? also, please give me a general set of rules/points i should keep in mind before adding someone else's work in my project. May 27 00:11:25 kiran4399: you around? May 27 00:31:54 hey alexhiam can you help with that ? May 27 00:31:57 ^^ May 27 00:32:45 i have never got into issues like taking care of License or something like this. May 27 00:33:14 so, should I mail each and everyone before using his material on github ? May 27 00:33:21 ZeekHuge: look at the README May 27 00:33:25 "Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that source code redistributions retain this notice." May 27 00:34:29 ZeekHuge: you certainly could, just stick a text file in there with the copyright notice and that May 27 00:34:33 ahh .. yep. May 27 00:34:58 though, it might be better to just link to those pdfs, as then you wouldn't have to worry about them getting out of date if the originals get updated May 27 00:35:22 yeah okay. May 27 00:47:34 ds2: https://github.com/ZeekHuge/BeagleScope/blob/master/docs/BBB-ADC.pdf May 27 00:47:47 is this how the schematic should look ? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri May 27 02:59:58 2016