**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri May 04 03:00:05 2018
May 04 03:00:52 <set_> Brushed.
May 04 03:01:04 <set_> The pins work.
May 04 03:01:27 <GenTooMan> So what is wrong?
May 04 03:01:39 <set_> The dog-gone motors no-turn.
May 04 03:04:17 <set_> I thought w/ some easy software, https://pastebin.com/LQndNKLp, this L298 w/ a 12v 1.3Ah would turn.
May 04 03:06:28 <set_> ...
May 04 03:06:48 <set_> I found this fellow. This fellow says that the L298 needs to be put low and then high to work. I think?
May 04 03:09:04 <set_> I guess I will try that and get to it.
May 04 09:43:28 <umbaman> hi.. Can I interface beagle-x15 with the TMDSEVM572x camera module?
May 04 09:59:20 <booth> Hello, is there a sales phone number or email address please?
May 04 10:03:26 <LetoThe2nd> booth: beagleboard.lorg, -> Select a distributor to buy. Use that to pick one, then contact them.
May 04 10:12:29 <zmatt> umbaman: you'd also need the lcd board, since that's what the camera module plugs into
May 04 10:17:29 <umbaman> the reference manual, mentions that there is a camera port available through expansion. I thought that I just have to attach the expansion connector
May 04 11:00:53 <zmatt> the pins are there but I don't think the camera module uses the same connector... but I could be wrong
May 04 11:01:10 <zmatt> my suggestion would be to check the schematic of the lcd board
May 04 11:01:18 <zmatt> it's probably available
May 04 11:11:15 <Ravi___> I have flashed linux on beagle and now I need to install KVM Hypervisor on top of that But I am not able do .Can you please help me
May 04 11:12:09 <Ravi___> Do we have any supported packages?
May 04 11:14:58 <umbaman> thank you zmatt
May 04 11:15:05 <LetoThe2nd> Ravi___: technically you want https://wiki.debian.org/KVM
May 04 11:15:36 <LetoThe2nd> Ravi___: but it is very well possible that not everything is available on ARMv7a. you do NOT have hardware support for virtualization, for example
May 04 11:18:11 <zmatt> beagleboard-x15 should support it
May 04 11:18:18 <zmatt> beaglebone definitely won't
May 04 11:19:07 <zmatt> hardware virtualization support is available in most cortex-A processors, but not the A8 or A9
May 04 11:20:16 <LetoThe2nd> zmatt: AFAIK its in ARMv8a, and not in ARMv7a (in a nutshell)
May 04 11:21:01 <zmatt> nope, it's an optional extension to ARMv7-A.  in practice I think every cortex-A that has LPAE also has VE
May 04 11:21:28 <zmatt> which is all but the oldest ones
May 04 11:21:29 <LetoThe2nd> zmatt: ah i see.
May 04 11:24:02 <thinkfat> A15 definitely has it
May 04 11:24:09 <zmatt> yes it does
May 04 11:24:41 <thinkfat> A7, possibly too
May 04 11:25:05 <LetoThe2nd> A15 has it, i know. thought that is armv8?
May 04 11:25:19 <thinkfat> no, armv7-a
May 04 11:25:34 <LetoThe2nd> ah. thanks!
May 04 11:25:44 <zmatt> a15 was probably the first one with VE ?
May 04 11:25:53 <thinkfat> I think so, yes
May 04 11:26:45 <Ravi___>  root@beaglebone:~# uname -a Linux beaglebone 3.Hi  @letoThe2nd :\8.13-bone70 #1 SMP Fri Jan 23 02:15:42 UTC 2015 armv7l GNU/Linux root@beaglebone:~#
May 04 11:27:05 <Ravi___> Currently I am running armv7l
May 04 11:27:44 <zmatt> that is not something you "run", that just says it's a little-endian armv7 system
May 04 11:27:46 <LetoThe2nd> Ravi___: this is massively ancient. (and garbled). certainly update to a recent image before wasting time.
May 04 11:28:05 <zmatt> that
May 04 11:28:19 <zmatt> also, kvm will not work on a beaglebone
May 04 11:28:51 <Ravi___> Ok thanks Zmatt .So I will update to latest one .\
May 04 11:29:24 <Ravi___> So how to create an Vm's on beagle Board with KVM ?
May 04 11:29:34 <thinkfat> Ravi___: not at all
May 04 11:29:50 <zmatt> on a beaglebone you don't
May 04 11:29:55 <thinkfat> Ravi__; or are you talking about the x15?
May 04 11:30:00 <zmatt> nor on any beagleboard other than the beagleboard-x15
May 04 11:30:09 <zmatt> thinkfat: based on the hostname, I doubt it
May 04 11:31:04 <Ravi___> Ok Thank you  for the info  Zmatt
May 04 11:32:19 <thinkfat> likely, the cheapest solution to toy with KVM on an ARM is the Raspberry Pi 3
May 04 11:38:54 <Ravi___> @thinkfat Thank you
May 04 11:50:40 <drone|> hi, what is the best way to start with pru programming on the beagleboard-x15
May 04 11:53:33 <zmatt> is there more than one? I think only remoteproc-pru is supported there right now (since libprussdrv doesn't support multiple pruss instances, and I haven't ported my py-uio library yet... although I probably will soon)
May 04 11:59:41 <umbaman> in beaglebone black how do I switch between modes?
May 04 11:59:48 <umbaman> I am a bit confused
May 04 12:02:03 <drone|> zmatt, ah ok. Yes that what I was wondering as I only found remoteproc-pru for the x15
May 04 12:21:17 <zmatt> getting uio to work is *probably* not too hard, it'll mainly require adjusting the device tree
May 04 12:21:54 <zmatt> I guess prussdrv should actually still work too, it just wouldn't be able to use the second pruss (if both are changed to use uio-pruss)
May 04 12:23:17 <zmatt> and py-uio should actually work too, even for both pruss instances at the same time, it's just not yet tested
May 04 12:32:40 <zmatt> I might give it a try sometime this weekend or so
May 04 20:49:46 <Guest28919> Anybody have any experience hooking up a pcie device to a beagleboard x15?
May 04 20:59:38 <plaw> Guest28919: there's been some chat on the mail list about it
May 04 21:16:05 <Guest28919> plaw: how do I find the mail list?  Thx
May 04 21:19:27 <Guest28919> My first problem is just how to connect M2 to the 60 pin header on the X15.  Can't find an adapter easily, so far
May 04 21:39:17 <plaw> Guest28919: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/beagleboard
May 04 21:43:33 <Guest28919> plaw:  Thanks!
May 04 21:44:22 <plaw> Guest28919: sorry I can't be of more help to you
May 04 21:58:49 <Jonnyw2j> What should I do with a dead pocketbeagle, I was thinking about turning it into a keyring
May 05 01:04:00 <set_> Friday...Fun Day!
May 05 01:37:58 <set_> blonde is spelled like this!
May 05 01:38:05 <set_> Sorry...
May 05 01:38:50 <set_> Damn it, Webster.
May 05 01:45:05 <set_> Just do not call the BBB, AAA. Okay.
May 05 01:45:17 <set_> ^ for future times
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