**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Feb 15 03:00:01 2017 Feb 15 05:02:39 Hi, I2c device detected by i2c tools but not by my driver.Does it need to be enabled in dev tree Feb 15 05:05:12 Hi, I2c device detected by i2c tools but not by my driver.Does it need to be enabled in dev tree?? Feb 15 05:12:27 yes. Feb 15 05:13:06 i2c is not a bus with autodetection in general (i2c-tools can attempt to do it for you, but it may actually be hazardous depending on what's on the bus) Feb 15 05:13:46 Thanks zmatt Feb 15 05:14:40 so it might need some trivial DT declaration like &i2c1 { mydevice@3a { reg = <3a>; compatible="somedriver"; }; Feb 15 05:14:57 the driver may or may not require more settings Feb 15 05:15:01 depends on what it is Feb 15 05:15:27 Sorry im new to this.Can you please tell me how to enable i2c on dev tree Feb 15 05:16:00 so, you've connected it to i2c1 probably, since it's enabled by default? (the same pins used for cape autodetection) Feb 15 05:17:17 No i2c2.In my kernel i2c2 mapped to p19,p20 pin Feb 15 05:17:34 in your device tree you mean Feb 15 05:17:42 yes Feb 15 05:23:03 my overlay-utils repository contains various examples of device tree config fragments, including one for an i2c device: https://github.com/mvduin/overlay-utils Feb 15 05:23:41 you can adapt the i2c1-mcp7940x.dtsi example to your particular case, and then make it part of your device tree in one of three ways: Feb 15 05:24:44 1. build an overlay with "make i2c1-mcp7940x.dtbo" and load it via configfs (I included a utility bin/add-overlay to do so) Feb 15 05:25:46 Thanks Feb 15 05:25:55 2. build an overlay in the same way, load it using bone-capemgr. I don't use capemgr myself but I think all that's needed it putting it in /lib/firmware/ with a name ending in -00A0.dtbo and then echo the name without that suffix into /sys/devices/platform/bone_capemgr/slots Feb 15 05:27:04 or 3. include the .dtsi in your main .dts and recompile your main dtb. this is my preferred method, but it requires getting acquainted with recompiling your main dtb Feb 15 05:28:18 can we recomplie dtb on beaglebone itself? Feb 15 05:28:54 yes, rcn-ee even included some tools to make it easy, but I don't immediately remember how to use them and i don't have a link to a tutorial handy Feb 15 05:29:16 look for dtb-rebuilder Feb 15 05:31:16 Thnx let me look in to this :) Feb 15 07:06:00 hi! **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Feb 15 09:15:16 2017 Feb 15 17:37:14 What could be issue with Beaglebone Black Wireless (p/n BBBWL-SC-562) if device does not work -- as far as Bluetooth/Wireless aspect, ... it just shows "ethernet" as one of the technologies. ?? Feb 15 17:38:10 They say that they did load the proper image from the site www.www.beagleboard.org ... Feb 15 17:39:39 Anybody here have any ideas on what could be issue -- would the board be bad? Feb 15 19:34:40 aaand another one with a misflashed eeprom.... Feb 15 19:35:24 jkridner: quite a few people seem to have a black-wireless with bogus eeprom content Feb 15 20:14:51 Is there any mod to talk with about partnerships? Feb 15 20:33:31 alex_top: you can try jkridner ... Feb 15 20:34:13 thank you Feb 15 20:48:16 hi Feb 15 21:01:07 <_ssl> Hi, I'm using the latest console build of the debian image and having issues with umlauts being displayed as "??" in ssh sessions Feb 15 21:01:21 <_ssl> anyone knows how to get that changed? Feb 15 21:12:20 I'm working with the beaglebone black card but it stopped working on a test that I made. When I connect it to my pc I only get a brief flash on the power LED, the card is not recognized by any of the usb ports and I do not know if it is permanently damaged. Is there a way to corroborate if the card still works? Feb 15 21:18:01 hello, i was trying to get bluetooth enabled at startup and am having issues with that Feb 15 21:19:15 bill2 Feb 15 21:19:43 hi, I was having issues with bluetooth on startup Feb 15 21:19:56 has anyone else worked on bluetooth on startup? Feb 15 21:21:19 <_ssl> david______ you should be able to see if it's still alive with a serial monitor connected to the serial port pins Feb 16 00:01:29 Can anyone tell me how the debian packaging for the official Beagle Bone jessie images is done? I ran make-kpkg but the resulting package didn't include the dtbs that are included in RCN's package. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Feb 16 03:00:01 2017