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Aug 24 13:36:58 <jkridner> ravikp7: looks like it built for Linux, but failed on OS X (missing ajv@>=5.0.0)
Aug 24 13:37:48 <ravikp7> jkridner: yeah, was going to ask you for help for same
Aug 24 13:38:12 <jkridner> let's move it up to node v7 for
Aug 24 13:38:15 <jkridner> for OS X.
Aug 24 13:38:30 <jkridner> can you try that? I'm running v7.x on my Mac.
Aug 24 13:39:14 <ravikp7> jkridner: one more issue, the AppImage built by electron-builder for linux is having issue for elevating the script, it works fine for unpacked linux build though
Aug 24 13:39:26 <ravikp7> jkridner: yeah, will give it a try
Aug 24 13:40:32 <jkridner> ravikp7: be sure to record details in the issues list, in case you can't get to fixing it. most important to leave the project in a well documented state.
Aug 24 13:40:39 <jkridner> (even if not 100% functional)
Aug 24 13:41:02 <ravikp7> jkridner: sure
Aug 24 13:41:26 <jkridner> for the .dmg you did upload, did you build that manually?
Aug 24 13:41:56 <ravikp7> jkridner: yeah, uploaded it manually, it works good
Aug 24 13:42:14 <ravikp7> build it manually
Aug 24 13:44:18 <ravikp7> I built it on a hackintosh running sierra
Aug 24 13:46:21 <ravikp7> jkridner: ci gave this error on build: make: g++-4.8: No such file or directory , how using node 7 could fix it?
Aug 24 13:47:30 <jkridner> I'm doing my first flash with the GUI!
Aug 24 13:48:12 <jkridner> ravikp7: k. I can't look right now. I think that should be a pretty common issue.
Aug 24 13:53:13 <jkridner> ravikp7: definitely slower.
Aug 24 13:53:31 <jkridner> ravikp7: pretty happy with it. can do a few simplifications on the user.
Aug 24 13:54:29 <ravikp7> jkridner: yeah, very slow, almost takes twice time to flash on os x than linux
Aug 24 15:48:07 <Abhishek_> m_w: I put the partially complete schematic on CircuitHub for a quick quote. For $100-150 more it can do 6 layer boards.
Aug 24 15:48:18 <Abhishek_> *schematic and board layout
Aug 24 15:58:13 <Abhishek_> Hey m_w
Aug 24 16:07:11 <Abhishek_> m_w: So 6-layer is roughly $150 more than 4-layer on CircuitHub
Aug 24 16:08:54 <m_w> per board?
Aug 24 16:09:01 <m_w> yikes
Aug 24 16:12:49 <Abhishek_> nope, for 5 boards
Aug 24 16:24:09 <m_w> what is the total cost?
Aug 24 16:25:46 <Abhishek_> $1835 for 5, $1900 for 6
Aug 24 16:26:07 <Abhishek_> excluding the SiP as that is not yet available
Aug 24 16:26:37 <Abhishek_> (will request Octavo to send samples directly to CircuitHub)
Aug 24 16:28:45 <m_w> is this for 4 layers or 6 layers?
Aug 24 16:30:31 <m_w> those are expensive protos
Aug 24 16:33:21 <ravikp7> jkridner: fixed the os x ci build
Aug 24 16:35:53 <Abhishek_> m_w: for 6 layers. It's just $100-150 less for 4 layers
Aug 24 16:36:56 <m_w> I would play it safe and use 6 layers
Aug 24 16:37:31 <Abhishek_> yeah, that's what I am planning now. I think I can also use 4mil trace/space for the same price
Aug 24 16:39:40 <m_w> that is nice
Aug 24 16:39:47 <Abhishek_> so with a 6-layer, what would my stack-up look like?
Aug 24 16:40:05 <Abhishek_> 1. top 2. ground 3. signal 4. power 5. ground 6. bottom
Aug 24 16:40:27 <m_w> depends on the number of rails
Aug 24 16:42:17 <m_w> are you eventually going to get it FCC certified?
Aug 24 16:43:01 <m_w> http://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1214998
Aug 24 16:43:01 <Abhishek_> not for this revision at least, until I have the budget to do so
Aug 24 16:43:40 <m_w> it is good to understand the requirements up front
Aug 24 16:44:47 <m_w> your suggested stack is good enough
Aug 24 16:46:36 <m_w> are you going to stick with the 65x75mm size?
Aug 24 16:47:52 <Abhishek_> most likely, yes, although I might increase it a little to add the BeagleLogic logo :)
Aug 24 16:48:26 <m_w> important ;)
Aug 24 16:48:51 <m_w> did you see my comments about the power yesterday?
Aug 24 16:49:21 <Abhishek_> also forgot to say this yesterday, thanks for the alternate placement suggestion :)
Aug 24 16:49:51 <m_w> you're welcome
Aug 24 16:49:51 <Abhishek_> m_w: I replied to it, but here it is again - I might consider replacing the PHY with an AR8035 and/or adding a barrel jack to the design
Aug 24 16:50:03 <m_w> ah
Aug 24 16:51:08 <Abhishek_> AR8035 has an integrated buck regulator that needs an external inductor to complete.
Aug 24 16:51:57 <m_w> I remember seeing a barrel jack on the 3d rendering on hackaday.io
Aug 24 16:52:56 <m_w> have you running the BBB with the beaglelogic cape with only USB power?
Aug 24 16:53:05 <Abhishek_> yeah sure I have
Aug 24 16:53:08 <m_w> have you *tried
Aug 24 16:53:23 <m_w> with ethernet going?
Aug 24 16:53:39 <ds2> the BBB cheats
Aug 24 16:53:49 <ds2> it is not "compliant" as delivered
Aug 24 16:54:03 <m_w> draws more than 500mA?
Aug 24 16:55:08 <m_w> figures
Aug 24 16:55:36 <ds2> yep
Aug 24 16:56:15 <m_w> gig ethernet is a bit more power hungry
Aug 24 17:22:55 <m_w> is slack bot working?
Aug 24 17:23:12 <m_w> looks like it is only one way
Aug 24 19:45:45 <ravikp7> jkridner: identified the issue with AppImage, opened an issue detailing it https://github.com/ravikp7/BeagleBoot/issues/2
Aug 25 01:58:05 <jkridner> ravikp7: thanks
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