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Mar 28 06:32:59 <nsedrickm[m]> Hi .My name Is Sedrick I'm new .looking to participate in GSoc.
Mar 28 06:39:53 <nsedrickm[m]> I like tinkering with hardware up until nowI didn't know about beagle. Can anyone please point me in the "getting started" direction. Thanks
Mar 28 06:40:15 <jkridner[m]> bbb.io/start
Mar 28 06:40:34 <jkridner[m]> bbb.io/techlab
Mar 28 06:42:33 <nsedrickm[m]> Thanks
Mar 28 11:17:18 <rashbirsingh[m]> Hey. As I clicked on submit proposal it was mentioned that I should submit via google on the other hand it was mentioned that I should use elinux.
Mar 28 11:17:26 <rashbirsingh[m]> What to do? where ti submit?
Mar 28 11:34:56 <Abhishek_1> rashbirsingh : Use eLinux to discuss but the final proposal that mentors would ultimately review and base our selections on will be what you submit on Google's SoC portal.
Mar 28 11:46:41 <pratimugale[m]> <jkridner[m] "pratimugale: would be good if yo"> sure, I'll complete it asap
Mar 28 16:10:17 <jkridner[m]> gm all
Mar 28 16:10:29 <pranav_kumar[m]> gm
Mar 28 16:12:15 <pranav_kumar[m]> i have  a question should i have use elinux first to write my proposal as listed above
Mar 28 16:18:18 <hendersa> Yes. Write your proposal with elinux first.
Mar 28 16:18:36 <hendersa> That way, we can comment on it outside of the GSoC system and give you better feedback.
Mar 28 16:18:58 <pranav_kumar[m]> ok thanks
Mar 28 16:20:19 <hendersa> But, make sure that you submit your proposal to the GSoC website before the deadline.
Mar 28 16:21:03 <hendersa> Even if you are still waiting on more feedback close to the deadline, upload a draft to the GSoC site so that you can just hit "submit" on the last day.
Mar 28 16:21:24 <hendersa> We can't help you if you miss that deadline.
Mar 28 16:22:25 <pranav_kumar[m]> thanks for the sugesstions i will try to complete my proposal asap thanks
Mar 28 19:55:40 <nsedrickm[m]> Hi . I don't have a beagle board .Is there any simulation software to use for testing ?
Mar 28 20:33:21 <pranav_kumar[m]> nsedrickm: i think you can buy pocket beagle its very cheap and widely available and also easy to start with .
Mar 28 20:55:19 <djdo[m]> Hello, my name is Diogo, I've worked with 8051 MCUs and currently working with a STM32 board in college. I'm really interested in embedded systems and working with beagle board on an open source project. I just feel that the lack of knowledge on some subjects and having no experience in contributing to open-source makes me a not so suitable candidate. The projects that interest me the most are 'USB configfs in device
Mar 28 20:55:20 <djdo[m]> tree', 'PocketBeagle Stepwise Mathematics' and 'Port am335x_pru_package to remoteproc'. I'm really confortable with C and C++ and familiar with Python but have pratically zero Linux kernel experience. I just don't know that if I can learn what I need to know to do any of those projects in time and if it is feasible. Thank you!
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