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Nov 15 03:41:17 <btipling> not only that
Nov 15 03:41:35 <btipling> but I have to power it off before VDD_3V3 goes down?
Nov 15 03:41:37 <btipling> :G
Nov 15 03:41:53 <btipling> I'm just going to probably make it a switch
Nov 15 03:41:58 <btipling> and that should be good enough I hope
Nov 15 04:33:49 <Ali_> hello
Nov 15 04:34:14 <Ali_> I wanna use input audio to the beaglebone
Nov 15 04:34:23 <Ali_> how can I use it?
Nov 15 05:03:41 <btipling> you want to add a microphone?
Nov 15 05:05:02 <btipling> there's a cape for it
Nov 15 05:05:11 <btipling> http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBone_Audio
Nov 15 05:06:31 <btipling> this person used a usb sound card
Nov 15 05:06:32 <btipling> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qK1YpVhOTw
Nov 15 05:08:13 <btipling> this person added an audio sensor
Nov 15 05:08:14 <btipling> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClxhEZbJWZs
Nov 15 05:10:46 <btipling> oh
Nov 15 05:10:48 <btipling> that person left
Nov 15 14:26:06 <fr1> hi
Nov 15 14:26:54 <fr1> I have  a problem with BBB, on board debian and 3.8.13-bone79
Nov 15 14:27:28 <fr1> the problem is: cat: /sys/devices/bone_capemgr.9/slots: No such file or directory
Nov 15 14:28:01 <fr1> why the file ""slots" is not present?
Nov 15 14:28:38 <nerienna> is the capemanager no. correct?
Nov 15 14:29:23 <fr1> nerienna:yes capemanager
Nov 15 14:29:59 <pmezydlo> is there anyone who deals with GSoC?
Nov 15 14:31:13 <nerienna> I have -bone70 at work and no problems with the capemanager
Nov 15 14:31:14 <fr1> normally, I do: echo ADAFRUIT-UART1 > /sys/devices/bone_capemgr.*/slots
Nov 15 14:31:29 <nerienna> but the revision sometimes changes
Nov 15 14:31:56 <nerienna> so try find the path with tab
Nov 15 14:32:39 <fr1>  ls -l /sys/devices/bone_capemgr.9/ total 0 -r--r--r-- 1 root root 4096 Nov 15 14:24 modalias drwxr-xr-x 2 root root    0 Nov 15 14:24 power lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root    0 Mar  1  2015 subsystem -> ../../bus/platform -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4096 Mar  1  2015 uevent root@beaglebone:/sys/devices/bone_capemgr.9#
Nov 15 14:34:30 <fr1> nerienna: you have any idea why the file "slots" not is present?
Nov 15 14:35:17 <nerienna> no
Nov 15 14:35:30 <nerienna> but I never tested -bone79
Nov 15 14:35:58 <fr1> okay
Nov 15 15:27:45 <veremit> fr1 ..maybe look in dmesg for errors?
Nov 15 16:05:50 <fr1> hi
Nov 15 16:06:54 <fr1> why my BBB in console have this message? omap_i2c 44e0b000.i2c: controller timed out
Nov 15 16:06:59 <fr1> and:
Nov 15 16:07:34 <fr1> omap_i2c 44e0b000.i2c: controller timed out
Nov 15 16:08:02 <fr1> continuously displayed
Nov 15 16:08:31 <fr1> the board not work correctly
Nov 15 16:09:41 <fr1> kernel 3.13 bone70
Nov 15 16:09:53 <fr1> have any idea?
Nov 15 17:50:17 <nerienna> why is zmatt always away?
Nov 15 18:32:35 <btipling> all the news on the x15 say 100+ pins but I've never seen a picture of one with pins on it
Nov 15 18:45:00 <tbr> the wiki page should have pictures
Nov 15 18:45:20 <tbr> http://www.elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoard-X15
Nov 15 18:45:50 <tbr> ah, new pictures
Nov 15 18:45:58 <tbr> even with populated connectors
Nov 15 18:46:01 <tbr> mine came without :)
Nov 15 19:52:23 <ravi__kumar> hey... I've been looking for the BIOS API documentation for a while but has not found anything yet. So I thought open source hardware might be a good place to look for.      Coming to my question, does BeagleBone use some kind of BIOS? If yes, where can I find the related documentation?
Nov 15 19:54:01 <ravi__kumar> I'm really sorry. I forgot to mention that I was looking for BIOS on x86. But for the beginning any resource for any platform would be great.
Nov 15 19:58:00 <tbr> there is nothing like BIOS on the BBB
Nov 15 19:59:48 <ravi__kumar> tbr: Then how is any linux OS booted on it ?
Nov 15 20:03:23 <tbr> by a boot loader
Nov 15 20:04:29 <tbr> if you want to know about booting on x86, look at tianocore UEFI
Nov 15 20:04:43 <tbr> if you must read about legacy, look at that seabios thing
Nov 15 20:07:04 <ravi__kumar> tbr: Thank you very much. :)
Nov 15 20:15:30 <GenTooMan> ravi__kumar I believe bochs and dosbox used a open source bios of some sort (DOS legacy emulator)
Nov 16 01:46:51 <btipling> tbr those don't look like male or female pin headers
Nov 16 01:47:25 <btipling> do you have to solder wires to the pins? It doesn't seem breadboard friendly
Nov 16 01:49:41 <btipling> talking about the x15 with the populated pins
Nov 16 01:51:57 <btipling> maybe one would have to buy like right-angle female headers for that
Nov 16 01:52:02 <btipling> something like https://www.adafruit.com/products/1543
Nov 16 01:52:40 <btipling> doesn't seem like there's enough room for it on the inside facing pins
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