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Nov 23 03:20:50 <jc123> Is there other ways to interface with the BB Black hardware other than the file system? I.e. To turn on an LED you have to wriet to a text file /sys/class/leds/beaglebone:green:usr0. From my tests this is pretty slow. Is there an API or other way to access the hardware directly? My questions probably shows this but I'm a Linux and BBB noob.
Nov 23 15:42:55 <atami> Hello, I just received a BeagleBone Black Wireless. I connect to it and tried to enable wifi using connmanctl and enable wifi but I get the error  "Error wifi: Method SetProperty with signature "sv" on interface "net.connman.technology" doesn't exists.
Nov 23 15:43:07 <atami> Somebody have an idea ?
Nov 23 15:43:21 <atami> Everything looks like wifi is not present
Nov 23 15:50:18 <gquere> hello. Is TrustZone available on market-available AM33xx ?
Nov 23 15:50:45 <gquere> seems like it's not, but I'd rather have confirmation
Nov 23 20:44:33 <ayjay_t> it's not
Nov 23 22:11:52 <mords> hi there
Nov 23 22:13:23 <mords> does anyone can help with C6657 and NDK please?
Nov 24 01:12:54 <alana> Hi everyone, just wondering how feasible it is to make a beaglebone by yourself. Is there documentation on that?
Nov 24 01:15:26 <myself> short answer: If you had the skills, you'd know it already. ;)
Nov 24 01:15:59 <myself> long answer: If you're using the Octavo modules, the routing is within reach of the hobbyist farming out board-fab to a shop like oshpark.
Nov 24 01:16:43 <myself> if you're trying to use the bare chips, but don't already know the horrors of "bga escape routing", I'd suggest googling that term.
Nov 24 01:18:42 <myself> (I mean, the octavo is BGA too, but a lot of the nastier stuff is handled in-package, so handling what's left is merely challenging, not impossible.)
Nov 24 01:28:09 <alana> I see, ty
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