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Apr 30 03:26:55 <nyt-> anyone tried using the deb falsher from 4/23?
Apr 30 03:29:33 <nyt-> got me four flashing solid lights
Apr 30 03:29:35 <nyt-> nfc what thats about
Apr 30 04:08:09 <shawnbon206> the hellll
Apr 30 04:28:10 <mrpackethead> who wants some pie.
Apr 30 04:32:04 <Kriminel> ok so i've got this BBB and so far the experience was sub par... after downloading the latest Debian eMMC flasher i could not get the BBB to boot without an SD card and now after trying to add a gw while running it off sd card, it crashed and won't connect at all. D2 led blinking twice every second and D4 briefly after it... what am i doing wrong?
Apr 30 04:34:21 * tbr hasn't had problems with his.
Apr 30 04:34:54 <tbr> you're not going into details, but it sounds like you messed up your network config
Apr 30 04:35:24 <tbr> which means that the board probably didn't "crash", but simply lost network due to an invalid config
Apr 30 04:35:35 <tbr> try connecting to it over the virtual serial port it should be exposing
Apr 30 04:36:01 <Kriminel> i had it connected all the time via USB, by "not connecting" i mean not connecting via the usb port at all like it did before
Apr 30 04:36:34 <nyt-> wow 4/23 flasher is so broken
Apr 30 04:36:45 <nyt-> Kriminel: the 4/23 flasher is broken
Apr 30 04:36:51 <nyt-> Kriminel: but the image should be ok
Apr 30 04:37:05 <Kriminel> ok thats what i'm using
Apr 30 04:37:08 <Kriminel> http://beagleboard.org/latest-images
Apr 30 04:37:16 <Kriminel> mind recommending a different debian image?
Apr 30 04:37:19 <nyt-> yeah just use the sdcard image
Apr 30 04:37:20 <nyt-> run off sd
Apr 30 04:37:25 <fohnbit> Hello! I want to use the GPIO and UART from my BBB. But I found different descriptions about the PinOut
Apr 30 04:38:13 <fohnbit> P8/Pin12 = GPIO1_12 .... but Pin 4 (GPIO1_7) seems not working
Apr 30 04:38:13 <tbr> fohnbit: might be because of pin muxing or BBB vs BBW differences
Apr 30 04:38:43 <tbr> fohnbit: make sure your pins are muxed before you use them
Apr 30 04:39:08 <tbr> fohnbit: also make sure to stay within specs and never exceed voltage on input or current draw
Apr 30 04:39:23 <fohnbit> tbr: what did you mean with muxed?
Apr 30 04:39:42 <fohnbit> I enable with "echo 44 > /sys/class/gpio/export"
Apr 30 04:40:05 <fohnbit> then: cat /sys/class/gpio/gpio67/value
Apr 30 04:40:13 <Kriminel> nyt- thanks will do, now i'm trying to reimage the sd and try again
Apr 30 04:40:26 <tbr> fohnbit: please read the SRM
Apr 30 04:40:50 <fohnbit> tbr: Ok, but last question: What means SRM?
Apr 30 04:41:19 <tbr> system reference manual
Apr 30 04:42:26 <Kriminel> well my w8 system wont see the SD card anymore is there anything special to get it to mount with the image on it?
Apr 30 04:44:38 <fohnbit> tbr: OK, thanks. google found it. Did you mean I have to set one of the 8 mux mode? (0-7)
Apr 30 04:45:49 <tbr> fohnbit: I'm not a good resource on muxing, this is now your exercise to get this figured out
Apr 30 05:05:48 <fohnbit> I read that the new kernel doesn use mux anymore
Apr 30 05:07:32 <beagle13> Hi.. I was trying to access BBB UART1 for XBee communication.. I added the device tree file and inserted the XBee into respective pins..but im not getting any new serial device listed under /dev as ttyOx
Apr 30 05:07:49 <beagle13> can anyone pls help me
Apr 30 05:08:25 <tbr> fohnbit: it uses DT for muxing AFAIU
Apr 30 05:08:25 <beagle13> I have connected the XBee to 24 and 26 of P9 header
Apr 30 05:15:53 <Kriminel> so apparently my 32gb sandisk sd card was damaged and randomly unmounting while being read
Apr 30 05:17:25 <Kriminel> nyt- i've switched to a 2gb older sd card and giving the eMMC flasher another try
Apr 30 05:20:37 <shawnbon206> i am jealous. i want a bbb
Apr 30 05:22:36 <Kriminel> yea i was too excited to get it i didnt mind paying over double its retail price
Apr 30 05:29:52 <monoxide_13> beagle13, did you ever get connected to the internet?
Apr 30 05:31:28 <Kriminel> nyt- flashing succeeded in little over 16 minutes :) my bbb booted from the emmc with the latest debian image
Apr 30 05:32:10 <Kriminel> thanks for your time nyt- and tbr :-) next comes a wall of questions about device tree (i want to use this bbb with as many gpio ports as possible for a home automation project involving relays)
Apr 30 05:33:56 <beagle13> monoxide_13: yes ..
Apr 30 05:35:13 <monoxide_13> beagle13, what ended up being the problem?
Apr 30 05:35:18 <beagle13> monoxide_13: wifi and ethernet issue is solved. I was trying to connect to a very weak network
Apr 30 05:35:41 <beagle13> monoxide_13: also i gave static ip
Apr 30 05:37:12 <beagle13> monoxide_13: one more thing is i tried with "ifconfig" that also worked
Apr 30 05:44:10 <nyt-> Kriminel: interesting, since flasher just failed twice for me
Apr 30 05:44:11 <nyt-> oh well
Apr 30 05:44:14 <nyt-> hm
Apr 30 05:44:20 <nyt-> looks like bonescript compiles dts on the file
Apr 30 05:44:37 <tbr> Kriminel: it shouldn't be that hard. Just make sure not to collide with things like eMMC and HDMI
Apr 30 06:02:51 <vikas> what is the command to port ubuntu image to beaglebone black????
Apr 30 06:03:38 <tbr> you don't port an operating system with one command
Apr 30 06:03:56 <tbr> you are probably thinking of _installing_ it, which still takes a couple commands
Apr 30 06:06:22 <vikas> no i am talking about the images which has direct shell script file to port os in SD card
Apr 30 06:06:45 <vikas> to run this .sh file i need a command
Apr 30 06:06:59 <varad> vikas: ./<filename>.sh ?
Apr 30 06:10:10 <vikas> @varad i know how to run .sh file but i need that file should run in sd card
Apr 30 06:11:20 <Kriminel> vikas you're trying to burn a bbb image on an sdcard on linux? this may help: http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardDebian#eMMC:_BeagleBone_Black
Apr 30 06:11:45 <Kriminel> sudo dd if=./BBB-eMMC-flasher-debian-7.4-2014-04-18-2gb.img of=/dev/sdX
Apr 30 06:39:53 <shawnbon206> hello hello
Apr 30 06:40:10 <shawnbon206> is there anybody out there
Apr 30 06:40:35 <shawnbon206> just nod if you can hear me
Apr 30 06:42:10 <LetoThe2nd> will the real slim shady please stand up? please stand up? please stand up?
Apr 30 06:45:51 <shawnbon206> uh
Apr 30 07:10:58 <shawnbon206> Kriminel i have had mine preordered forever. i would cancel it but I already bought a case. i already CNCd one in fact
Apr 30 07:34:59 <varad> are BBB rev C boards out?
Apr 30 08:07:59 <Kriminel> shawnbon206 does your case have buttons as well? did you cnced it using some plans?
Apr 30 08:08:28 <shawnbon206> my case is more like an elaborate bumper
Apr 30 08:08:51 <shawnbon206> its open enough i can probably reach the buttons
Apr 30 08:09:03 <Kriminel> i see
Apr 30 08:09:08 <shawnbon206> with pinky fingers
Apr 30 08:09:12 <Kriminel> yeah for my project i'll have to do something similar i think
Apr 30 08:09:19 <shawnbon206> actually my fingers wont fit
Apr 30 08:09:21 <Kriminel> in fact i dont really need access to more buttons than reset
Apr 30 08:09:23 <shawnbon206> chop sticks
Apr 30 08:09:27 <Kriminel> hehee
Apr 30 08:09:44 <shawnbon206> or i will enlist my girlfriends help
Apr 30 08:09:45 <Kriminel> i'll have to stash 4 8relay boards in the case too
Apr 30 08:10:22 <Kriminel> working on a home automation system for lighting and 1/2 outlets with soft and hard buttons for toggling them
Apr 30 08:10:40 <shawnbon206> question... do the buttons need to be held ever?
Apr 30 08:10:48 <shawnbon206> i wonder if i could use set screws
Apr 30 08:10:51 <Kriminel> started with a RPI but that proved to be inadequate because of the limited gpio number
Apr 30 08:11:02 <Kriminel> you have to hold down only during reflash
Apr 30 08:11:06 <Kriminel> the boot button
Apr 30 08:11:11 <shawnbon206> oh
Apr 30 08:11:21 <shawnbon206> for how long
Apr 30 08:11:22 <Kriminel> reset is instant, power is soft
Apr 30 08:11:28 <Kriminel> ~3-4 seconds
Apr 30 08:11:34 <shawnbon206> oh.
Apr 30 08:11:51 <Kriminel> you hold it and apply power with an sd card on to boot from it and refrlash the eMMC
Apr 30 08:12:19 <shawnbon206> mmhmm
Apr 30 08:13:24 <shawnbon206> trying to think how to design the buttons
Apr 30 08:14:04 <Kriminel> print a "cross" shaped one
Apr 30 08:14:05 <shawnbon206> without them rattling
Apr 30 08:14:34 <Kriminel> it will be held in place by pressure and the button is springy enough to keep it depressed
Apr 30 08:16:47 <shawnbon206> cross shaped ? i cant find on google images
Apr 30 08:17:16 <shawnbon206> i think i remember seeing ones like that but i need a refresher
Apr 30 08:18:05 <Kriminel> ill draw one, but when i'm back
Apr 30 08:18:11 <Kriminel> have to run for abt an hour, brb
Apr 30 09:42:34 <bilal> hey hello everyone
Apr 30 09:43:19 <bilal> i am new to this community, can anyone guide me how to run android kernel on beagleboard-xM
Apr 30 09:44:21 <av500> on XM?
Apr 30 09:44:27 <av500> there is rowboat
Apr 30 09:44:35 <av500> but I think they only support BBB now
Apr 30 09:44:51 <av500> http://code.google.com/p/rowboat/
Apr 30 09:44:55 <bilal> yes
Apr 30 09:45:21 <av500> http://code.google.com/p/rowboat/downloads/list
Apr 30 09:45:29 <av500> there are builds for DM37xx EVM
Apr 30 09:45:34 <av500> that could be adapted to XM
Apr 30 09:45:43 <av500> but I think its a waste of time
Apr 30 09:45:49 <bilal> hmmm
Apr 30 09:47:31 <bilal> the AOSP provides support for Panda. it does not provide support for beagle board/ why is that?
Apr 30 09:48:11 <av500> because google used panda to develop android
Apr 30 09:48:29 <bilal> right
Apr 30 09:48:34 <ynezz> and Panda doesn't bark at night
Apr 30 09:48:43 <bilal> lol
Apr 30 09:48:56 * LetoThe2nd sings "Bark at the moon!"
Apr 30 10:26:09 <Kriminel> so halt "bricked" my bbb
Apr 30 10:26:24 <av500> define bricked
Apr 30 10:26:36 <Kriminel> reflashing it now, it wouldnt respond to the power button after applying power via usb.
Apr 30 10:26:41 <Kriminel> all leds except "power" are off
Apr 30 10:27:31 <Kriminel> i did a reflash a few hours ago using the latest debian distro and all i did now is type "halt" and unplug it
Apr 30 10:29:30 <tbr> brick is if NOTHING can fix it
Apr 30 10:30:33 <Kriminel> ok my bad then, how would you define this - please excuse my ignorance- i'm new to this
Apr 30 10:36:38 <Kriminel> shawnbon206 this is what i was talking about: http://s3.postimg.org/cqufjtc1v/button.png i hope it makes sense
Apr 30 10:37:04 <Kriminel> the purple drawing is an o-ring below the button to keep it in place when you remove the board
Apr 30 10:37:15 <Kriminel> this can easily be printed for your bbb case
Apr 30 10:38:44 <Kriminel> that ugly drawing i made there represents a cross section of the pressed button, you need to leave room for it to go back up
Apr 30 17:47:12 <valentt> hi
Apr 30 17:47:34 <valentt> did anybody test beaglebone black with OpenWrt?
Apr 30 18:03:41 <valentt> where can I check list of anstorm packages that are possible to install... is there some repo with a list?
Apr 30 18:12:28 <mistawright> hi guys i bought a 3.2 inch tft lcd with touchscreen and sd card that I want to use with my beaglebone black. It uses the ssd1289 driver that is in the kernel. Has anybody used this screen with their beaglebone black and the 3.8+ kenel? http://www.ebay.com/itm/251502638356?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649  <--  that is the screen i purchased.
Apr 30 18:14:39 <mistawright> I haven't had any success with my writing own device tree overlay and have been trying for a week now to get pins exported so I could control a dc motor with a hbridge module. So i figured I would try something else. I have already disabled the hdmi output. I just need to know how to enable pins properly in dts. Is there a skeleton dts that anyone recommends that could get me going.
Apr 30 20:47:05 <idwer> hm, do I really need i386 packages on x86_64 bit to crosscompile an ARM kernel on ubuntu?
Apr 30 20:53:06 <veremit> depends if your toolchain needs them ;p
Apr 30 20:54:07 <idwer> apparently it does, following this step: http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardUbuntu#Building_the_Kernel
Apr 30 20:55:05 <veremit> yeah last toolchain I used needed them .. now if I'd built my own toolchain using gentoo .......
Apr 30 20:55:53 <veremit> yes, that would be right if you're using Rob Nelson's scripts .. he uses the Linaro toolchain which doesn't have  a 64-bit edition
Apr 30 20:56:46 <idwer> my goal is to replace angstrom linux with arch, but I don't have a micro-sd card and micro-hdmi adapter yet so I want to crosscompile a newer kernel first
Apr 30 20:57:05 <idwer> preferrably 3.14.2
Apr 30 20:57:12 <veremit> yikes ok good luck
Apr 30 20:57:17 <veremit> debian is ok btw :P
Apr 30 20:57:20 <veremit> if old
Apr 30 20:57:36 <idwer> heh
Apr 30 20:57:41 <idwer> is it so 'hard'?
Apr 30 20:57:54 <veremit> its not hard if you kow what you're doing
Apr 30 20:57:56 <veremit> ;P
Apr 30 20:58:11 <idwer> I mean, I have arm-linux-gnueabihf-gcc installed and ARMv7 support now is tier 1/in mainline
Apr 30 20:58:19 <veremit> I suppose they haven't got downloadable u-boot and kernel .. well oops... spoke too soon :p
Apr 30 20:58:57 <veremit> http://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv7/ti/beaglebone
Apr 30 21:01:11 <idwer> yeah
Apr 30 21:02:21 <idwer> I want to use its EHCI host for hardware debugging, http://www.coreboot.org/EHCI_Gadget_Debug
Apr 30 21:07:17 <kmalkki> idwer: ?
Apr 30 21:08:56 <idwer> kmalkki: I thought you might find this channel interesting
Apr 30 21:09:46 <kmalkki> ah. I thought you had some urgent interesting discussion going on here
Apr 30 21:11:43 <idwer> not yet. haven't found a way to crosscompile kernel 3.14.2 for armv7
Apr 30 21:13:41 <kmalkki> ok.. my last build were on 3.13.0-rc5
Apr 30 21:15:27 <veremit> I wouldn't recommend the BBB for usb ... the driver is known to be a bit troublesome ..
Apr 30 21:16:19 <kmalkki> USB host or device  troubles?
Apr 30 21:17:41 <kmalkki> if you ask me, based on linux-usb traffic, pretty much every gadget has some trouble or at least constant flux of change
Apr 30 21:18:32 <veremit> host
Apr 30 21:18:50 <veremit> gadget isn't too bad .. its the host port that used to be notorious for not working
Apr 30 21:34:41 <Mike_PA> my bbb will not boot at all.  I only have the blue power led lit.  I have tried to reset the unit with the reset button.  Tried to boot with and without the microsd.
Apr 30 21:34:54 <Mike_PA> could I have burned out something in the bbb
Apr 30 21:35:09 <ds2> tried a bootable uSD?
Apr 30 21:35:24 <Mike_PA> yes only the blue power led will light.
Apr 30 21:36:11 <ds2> remove power
Apr 30 21:36:21 <ds2> insert uSD, hold down user button, apply power
Apr 30 21:36:24 <ds2> watch serial console.
Apr 30 21:36:28 <ds2> see if anything happens there
Apr 30 21:36:46 <Mike_PA> tried that and only the blue power lights
Apr 30 21:40:24 <dsmith-work> Usb host not that reliable eh?  Many problem talking to a usb flash or disk drive?
Apr 30 21:40:55 <idwer> alright.. CONFIG_USB_G_DBGP=m, CONFIG_USB_G_DBGP_SERIAL=y and CONFIG_USB_OTG is not set
Apr 30 21:49:04 <veremit> Mike_PA .. suggest you start the RMA process on the beagle site
Apr 30 21:49:09 <Mike_PA> unable to access the BBB at all.  either telnet/desktop/serial port
Apr 30 21:49:12 <kmalkki> idwer: and still the two patches from coreboot site
Apr 30 21:49:13 <Mike_PA> ok will start the rma
Apr 30 21:49:18 <Mike_PA> thanks
Apr 30 21:49:37 <veremit> if absolutely none of the other LEDS ever light ... I think its stewed
Apr 30 21:49:56 <idwer> kmalkki: right
Apr 30 21:50:19 <veremit> I see there's a nice RED warning on the homepage that says you should NEVER apply any voltage to ANY io pin, without the beagle powered up properly
Apr 30 21:50:37 <veremit> because otherwise it does fry the AM3359 chip :(
Apr 30 21:51:16 <veremit> afk a few
Apr 30 22:07:08 <VitorHenriique> Hi Guys, I'm looking for some help. I'm working on a robotic project with my beaglebone black, and my problem is with which distro use. I need to have WIFI dongle, PWM working and python and pygame installed.  I tried the latest ubuntu image (04/18/14) and the newest debian (04/23/14) and i'm having a hard time to get wifi dongles working reliable (tried using TP-LINK TL-WN823N, Edimax EW-7811Un and D-Link DWA-121).
Apr 30 22:07:53 <VitorHenriique> I guess it's because both are using the same v3.8.13 kernel. If I try to upgrade to the 3.13 I can't get PWM to work. I did not try the angstrom distro because i read that peaple have a lot of problems to make pyton and pygames to work properly. Does anyone have a suggestion?
Apr 30 22:13:33 <veremit> wow .. not asking for much eh?! lol .. heh
Apr 30 22:13:49 <veremit> are you using a powered usb hub to run the wifi?
Apr 30 22:14:33 <thurgood> might want to try a slightly older g based wifi
Apr 30 22:16:41 <VitorHenriique> hahaha... i know!  I'm using powered usb to run wifi.... thanks for the suggestion thurgood...
Apr 30 22:17:24 <ds2> unless you completely trust your CM, I'd either plan on many trips to the factory or limiting mfg to some place you can easily visit
Apr 30 22:17:29 <ds2> bah
Apr 30 22:17:55 <valentt> Is anybody running OpenWrt on their Beagleboards?
Apr 30 22:18:07 <veremit> running What??
Apr 30 22:18:19 <veremit> Why?
Apr 30 22:18:55 <veremit> VitorHenriique .. modern g/n/a wifi chipsets don't play very nice on the BBB
Apr 30 22:19:32 <VitorHenriique> do you guys have a link to one dongle that is know to work?
Apr 30 22:20:01 <veremit> there's a list on the beagle website or wiki iirc
Apr 30 22:21:25 <VitorHenriique> yeah, i saw that one, bought the D-Link DWA-121 that it is on that list
Apr 30 22:24:14 <VitorHenriique> veremit even using the dwa-121 the connection is poor, loosing packages =/
Apr 30 22:26:13 <idwer> kmalkki: patched the tree.. now compiling
Apr 30 22:37:35 <valentt> www.openwrt.org - it is linux for embedded systems
Apr 30 22:37:43 <valentt> you haven't heard of OpenWrt?!?
Apr 30 22:39:00 <idwer> openwrt? why won't you look into pfsense
Apr 30 22:50:27 <shawnbon206> openwrt + fpsense
Apr 30 22:50:31 <shawnbon206> ^^^
Apr 30 22:50:35 <shawnbon206> ^^^
Apr 30 22:51:01 <shawnbon206> openwrt goes between your pfsense box and your pc's and servers
Apr 30 22:51:21 <shawnbon206> pfsense goes between your openwrt and your ISP's modem
Apr 30 22:56:25 <valentt> shawnbon206: what are you talking about?
Apr 30 22:57:11 <valentt> OpenWrt is linux distribution I would like to know it anybody has been using on BeagleBone devices and how it works for them...
Apr 30 22:59:04 <shawnbon206> valentt: google it
Apr 30 23:00:55 <valentt> you can't google for people's experience, that is why I'm on this IRC channel to talk with people directly
Apr 30 23:02:02 <valentt> if nobody has used openwrt that is a bad sign and I'll probably look elsewhere for some other board, maybe OLinuXino or Odroid
Apr 30 23:03:56 <veremit> openwrt hasn't been ported to a lot of "new" devices .. I guess they just haven't seen a need
May 01 00:51:37 <idwer> hrm
May 01 00:54:23 <idwer> http://wiki.beyondlogic.org/index.php/BeagleBoneBlack_Building_Kernel#Compiling_the_BeagleBone_Black_Kernel_2 <-- the third line with CROSS_COMPILE returns 'no rule to make target'
May 01 00:54:49 <idwer> but arch/arm/boot/dts/am335x-boneblack.dtb[bs] exist
May 01 00:57:08 <idwer> irc logs show that it's an ubuntu quirk? see http://mer.bfst.de/logs/%23beagle/%23beagle.2013-11-07.log.html
May 01 01:00:12 <idwer> it would make sense to compile the dts (which was already compiled?) and therefore instead pass uImage-dts.am335x-boneblack
May 01 01:21:34 <idwer> TooLmaN: hey
May 01 01:21:51 <idwer> TooLmaN: did you ever solve this problem? make: *** No rule to make target `uImage-dtb.am335x-boneblack'.  Stop.
May 01 01:24:20 <TooLmaN> idwer, I haven't built a BBB kernel in a while.  This error says something is missing from your compile statement, usually.  start a fresh build with a stock kernal image to make sure you can compile on your system.  Once that succeeds, change it to what you are looking for.  Make one change at a time, build/compile and move on.  You will find the one causing the error.  I would double check the help fil
May 01 01:24:20 <TooLmaN> es on building for BBB and see if you've missed anything.  Good luck
May 01 01:24:43 <TooLmaN> Ignore my typos.  I'm tired  :)
May 01 01:28:15 <idwer> stock kernels don't seem to have an uImage target
May 01 01:28:53 <veremit> no .. stock images are zImages
May 01 01:29:00 <veremit> only angstrom was uImage
May 01 01:29:20 <veremit> the only difference is it has a bit of uboot tagged on :)
May 01 01:37:51 <idwer> it?
May 01 01:43:33 <veremit> kernel image
May 01 01:44:33 <idwer> the zImage or uImage?
May 01 01:44:47 <idwer> uImage, right
May 01 01:45:00 <veremit> zImage is gzipped .. bzImage .. bzipped .. uImage has a uboot thingy
May 01 01:45:25 <veremit> I don't think its gone xzImage yet lol
May 01 01:51:11 <idwer> ..running https://github.com/RobertCNelson/stable-kernel/blob/master/build_kernel.sh which doesn't have 3.14 yet
May 01 01:51:19 <idwer> or does it :)
May 01 02:14:37 <k-man> what are the pins you have to put a resistor across to force booting from the SD card on the BBB?
May 01 02:38:17 <Beagleboner1944> Hello
May 01 02:40:00 <nyt-> wow just tracked down what was interfering with my alarm
May 01 02:40:37 <nyt-> pretty sure its this
May 01 02:40:39 <nyt-> https://www.adafruit.com/products/1120
May 01 02:41:14 <nyt-> k-man: bbb boots from sd by default
May 01 02:43:09 <k-man> nyt-, no it doesn't
May 01 02:43:40 <k-man> i'm talking about the external sd, not internal flash
May 01 02:47:33 <anujdeshpande> the new debian image consists dtbs in /boot/uboot/dtbs. I was wondering where they kept the dts ?
May 01 02:49:14 <nyt-> anujdeshpande: check /lib/firmware
May 01 02:49:32 <nyt-> k-man: http://ahsoftware.de/Beaglebone_Black_Boot_explained.svg
May 01 02:49:37 <nyt-> it will boot from sd card if available
May 01 02:49:40 <nyt-> otherwise will boot off emmc
May 01 02:51:15 <anujdeshpande> nyt-: it consists of the overlays. i want to make changes to the am335x-boneblack.dts device tree. the one on top of which overlays from /lib/firmware are loaded.
May 01 02:56:18 <k-man> nyt-, well mine does not, i have to hold that switch down to boot from sdcard
May 01 02:56:26 <k-man> nyt-, cold booting that is
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