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Jan 23 03:15:36 <beagleslackbot> <jkridner> Zmatt: the manufacturer
Jan 23 03:16:56 <zmatt> how do I tell?
Jan 23 03:17:05 <zmatt> serial number is 1650BBWG4639
Jan 23 03:18:01 <zmatt> (and the other one something nearby)
Jan 23 03:40:15 <beagleslackbot> <jkridner> That says it is GHI.
Jan 23 04:33:34 <zmatt> ok :)
Jan 23 08:48:43 <Sudip_> We want to develop a UL listed fire pump controller with display
Jan 23 09:58:12 <zmatt> (thanks for sharing?)
Jan 23 12:59:14 <microdevel> has anyone of you ever managed to program eMMC via ethernet/TI Uniflash?
Jan 23 13:43:27 <microdevel> zmatt, do you know a way to permanently protect a partition on eMMC which contains bootloader against being overwritten/deleted?
Jan 23 14:30:57 <zmatt> yes
Jan 23 14:32:25 <zmatt> you can apply write-protection to eMMC (both temporary and permanent) in units of the "write protect group size", which is 4MB for the eMMC on the beaglebone black
Jan 23 14:44:12 <zmatt> I think mmc-utils has a command for it
Jan 23 15:30:58 <raffo> hello, could someone point me where I can find a tutorial on how to use the DSP in the beagleboard x15? How to setup and write a hello world kind of starting point. I have a C program where I need to perform certain operations on 1D arrays of integers. Thank you.
Jan 23 16:45:14 <microdevel> ok thanks zmatt, will check and come back
Jan 23 18:00:33 <jeffkid> I am curious as to why there are two antenna's on the Beaglebone black wireless.  Are they to increase range and performance, or is one antenna used for output and the other used for input?
Jan 23 18:01:56 <zmatt> jeffkid: mimo
Jan 23 18:02:37 <zmatt> so yes, to improve performance/reliability
Jan 23 18:05:18 <zmatt> see e.g. https://www.dfn.de/fileadmin/3Beratung/Betriebstagungen/bt46/forummobileITDemystifyingreinders.pdf
Jan 23 18:05:23 <zmatt> oh, he left
Jan 23 22:32:26 <beagleslackbot2> <jkridner> zmatt: not sure how I didn’t know this, but none of the SIPs have the speedbin fuses blown, yet all are Rev 2.1 with 1GHz support.
Jan 23 22:32:37 <beagleslackbot2> <jkridner> For the Blue, Black Wireless, and PocketBeagle, we've always had to force 1Ghz mode  in v4.4.x/v4.9.x/v4.14.x and disable the 300mhz mode in v4.4.x to get cpufreq to correctly operate!  (4.14.x+ became tricky because the cpufreq driver switched from oppnitro@1000000000 -> oppnitro-1000000000 )  See this overlay that fixed it for us: (v4.4.x/v4.9.x)  https://raw.githubusercontent.com/beagleboard/bb.org-o
Jan 23 23:03:00 <zmatt> I guess I'm just one of those odd people who actually notices big red warnings in the kernel log
Jan 23 23:19:37 <veremitz> someone should ... >,<
Jan 23 23:36:42 <ericxdu[m]> The other day I flashed boneos to my Black and found the desktop unusable.
Jan 23 23:37:20 <ericxdu[m]> latest image. Anyone else notice this?
Jan 23 23:37:45 <zmatt> "boneos" ?
Jan 23 23:41:16 <veremitz> o,O
Jan 24 02:24:56 <Andrewr1991> Hi. I am trying to build an RTOS kernel on my Beaglebone Black so that I can boot up into the RTOS. Is this possible? I currently have Debian on my BBB but I want to overwrite that with my RTOS.
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