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Feb 01 03:00:53 <ds2> :)
Feb 01 03:15:14 <ZiNC> Night.
Feb 01 03:42:31 <iandow> I've given the RealTek wifi adapter a fair shake at this point. So close to getting it working! I can see wlan0, but it just can't join an access point.
Feb 01 03:42:53 <iandow> Any recomendations on a 802.11 adapter that's more likely to work with beaglebone / angstrom?
Feb 01 03:55:23 <antonio1> hola
Feb 01 03:56:06 <veremit> iandow .. http://www.elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack#WIFI_Adapters
Feb 01 03:56:51 <antonio1> hola soy onofre
Feb 01 03:56:57 <antonio1> gueparde
Feb 01 03:57:35 <iandow> veremit, do you think any of those would require building a custom driver, or do you think they would work with the 3.8 kernel?
Feb 01 03:57:54 <veremit> I'mnot 100% sure what works with th estock kernel
Feb 01 03:58:05 <veremit> the one I use from eewiki.net works with nearly everything
Feb 01 03:58:19 <iandow> okay, thanks for the suggestion.
Feb 01 03:58:32 <veremit> its not too bad once you sorted a toolchain to build a kernel
Feb 01 03:58:37 <veremit> but you need a good methodology
Feb 01 03:59:54 <veremit> you could build an eewiki kernel (Which is up-to-date, I think?) .. and still use it with angstrom if you wished .. I think.
Feb 01 04:00:42 <veremit> the eewiki guy (rob nelson) visits here frequently .. so he can advise/help if needed
Feb 01 04:06:20 <iandow> I feel like I've beat this thing to hell.  I had wifi working yesterday, but it stopped after i updated connman. Now, repeating my procedure (i took good notes) isn't bearing the same fruit.  So frustrating.  I should give it a break, but it's so tantalizingly close.
Feb 01 04:06:57 <iandow> I'm going to give ubuntu a shot.
Feb 01 04:16:06 <beagle13> hi..can we you same Angstrom image for BBW version A6b and A6a
Feb 01 05:43:06 <RAMAR> when i try to set up bbb on its own with a monitor/dvi/hdmi there is no power, I am using a multi wall charger will 5V setting
Feb 01 05:43:21 <RAMAR> but when connected to laptop led glows
Feb 01 05:45:22 <veremit> what power rating is your brick?
Feb 01 05:45:50 <veremit> you should probably consider a proper PSU for your beagle .. it needs quite a bit of juice when it starts up
Feb 01 05:46:17 <veremit> you need 10W+ at 5V ie. 2A
Feb 01 05:55:42 <RAMAR> 1.2 a
Feb 01 05:58:40 <veremit> the power chip on the BBB is quite sensitive .. I would suggest thats where your issue is likely to be. Clearly if it boots ok on usb I would say that confirms it
Feb 01 06:02:45 <RAMAR> veremit, thank you, so although the sheet says 5V at 1A,
Feb 01 06:03:20 <veremit> it needs to be fairly clse to 5V itself .. so ifyou have a meter .. I'd check whats coming out :)
Feb 01 06:07:03 <thurgood> it's extremely sensitive to the voltage and 1 amp should be enough
Feb 01 06:08:17 <thurgood> a little more amperage won't hurt , but don't go over on the voltage unless you want a paperweight
Feb 01 06:09:14 <RAMAR> hmm I got a wall charger with multiple Volt but only upto 1.2 A, so guess I have to get higher amp
Feb 01 06:10:00 <thurgood> should need more than that, unless you're running a lot of devices through an unpowered usb hub
Feb 01 06:10:07 <thurgood> shouldn't
Feb 01 06:11:51 <RAMAR> ok, I tried but bbb does not power, so one suggestion is get something with 2A or check with meter, and the other could be ?
Feb 01 06:12:14 <RAMAR> how long should I press the power switch?
Feb 01 07:34:54 <beagle13> anyone faced any issues after doing "opkg upgrade" for angstrom 9/12 image
Feb 01 07:35:14 <beagle13> for me no modules are getting loaded
Feb 01 07:36:07 <beagle13> in BBW
Feb 01 10:25:52 <ajith> Any BBB MCASP specialist ?
Feb 01 10:26:48 <_av500_> ask, dont ask to ask to ask
Feb 01 10:30:17 <ajith> Wanted to connect two TLV codec to my BBB
Feb 01 10:30:37 <ajith> By means of MCASP0
Feb 01 10:32:51 <ajith> Only for recording , dont want play back.So I wanted to configure AXR0 and AXR1 as input and I done it in device tree overlay(BB-BONE-AUDI-).But only able to record from only one codec
Feb 01 10:36:34 <_av500_> well, you need to tell the alsa driver to record from 2 codecs
Feb 01 10:36:43 <_av500_> not just edit DT
Feb 01 10:40:27 <dogrocket> need a mcasp connection to dac myself..  pretty clueless about it at this point
Feb 01 10:41:22 <_av500_> see the audio cape
Feb 01 10:42:06 <dogrocket> yeah, started reading up on it, figure i can duplicate what they do for it
Feb 01 10:43:41 <dogrocket> its special dac, it turns audio into wifi, it supposedly will do usb but its not working and have ticket open with ti about it
Feb 01 10:44:17 <ajith> _av500_.Thanks for replying.I just need to clear some basics.I started with the Audio cape and  in build BB-BONE-AUDI....dts file.By default P9_28 (mcasp_axr2) is used for recieving data from codec, and its working fine.I just tried by changing it to AXR3,But not recording
Feb 01 10:45:12 <dogrocket> so axr3 is muxes to mcasp also?
Feb 01 10:47:12 <dogrocket> i thought mcasp was dedicated to certain pins, was under impression you couldnt map it to other pins
Feb 01 10:47:36 <ajith> and also changing the numbers under  ' serial-dir ' in dts file is also not at all affecting.
Feb 01 10:48:39 <ajith> I thought the direction of AXR can be changed with dts.
Feb 01 10:49:09 <dogrocket> oh i see
Feb 01 10:49:45 <dogrocket> still on mcasp pins, just different direction?
Feb 01 10:50:19 <aurelien> \o/ just received the usb debug cable \o/
Feb 01 10:51:30 <dogrocket> guess robert nelson got sgx working but only with qt embedded, gonna download that kernel commit and try it
Feb 01 11:17:16 <beagle13> Hi ..can someone offer a help on BBW wifi and bluetooth cape...
Feb 01 14:16:23 <hiren> hi everybody
Feb 01 14:19:07 <hiren> my beaglebone black power LED and all other LED goes off after 5 sec. can somebody identify this problem?
Feb 01 14:20:35 <veremit> BBB shutting down? power problem?
Feb 01 14:21:09 <veremit> or ya got a sick board
Feb 01 14:21:40 <veremit> anything come up on HDMI interface? have you tried a debug cable to the pin header?
Feb 01 14:22:38 <_av500_> hiren: what power supply?
Feb 01 14:22:47 <_av500_> use a power supply and not USB
Feb 01 14:27:03 <rambo> what power block are you using for bbb
Feb 01 14:28:29 <rambo> Is there a particular model or spec that people with external monitor is using
Feb 01 14:32:33 <veremit> model/spec of what?
Feb 01 14:33:08 <_av500_> 5V, 2A
Feb 01 14:33:11 <_av500_> is fine
Feb 01 14:35:13 <rambo> external power
Feb 01 14:35:20 <rambo> wall charger
Feb 01 14:53:35 <lee> rambo: search rswww.com for 436-109, that is what they recommended to power the BBB so it's what I purchased
Feb 01 15:03:07 <rambo> thank you, lee
Feb 01 15:06:11 <lee> (note it doesn't come with the figure of 8 cable t o conenct to the wall)
Feb 01 15:08:06 <veremit> heh I bought a couple of RaspPi PSUs for like £2 .. seemed very worthwhile .. uUSB all in
Feb 01 15:08:15 <veremit> that was farnell though
Feb 01 15:08:24 <veremit> or element14 .. same company
Feb 01 15:08:41 <veremit> they tend to work off phone chargers ok though
Feb 01 15:10:17 <rambo> ok, yeah phone charger pin is not the right size so no luck there
Feb 01 15:13:03 <veremit> nope .. use the DC jack :p
Feb 01 15:13:19 <veremit> thats what its there for .. Unlike the Pi.
Feb 01 16:01:05 <rambo> veremit: thankyou. The DC jack worked for power
Feb 01 16:01:31 <veremit> excellent.. happy beagling :D
Feb 01 16:20:37 <chrisLUnd> i need help connecting to beaglebone black via ssh
Feb 01 16:21:15 <veremit> right .. what are you connecting from, and what are you connecting with?
Feb 01 16:21:51 <veremit> ie. don't tell me you're tryin to connect with your phone over wifi .. >,<
Feb 01 16:22:15 <veremit> (although this IS quite possible :P)
Feb 01 16:22:51 <chrisLUnd> im using ubuntu on vmware to start with, and i have a terminal inside it i write "ssh root@ 192.168.7.2"
Feb 01 16:23:39 <veremit> ok and is your PC/etc on the same subnet as the beagle .. ie. 192.168.7.<something> ?
Feb 01 16:23:47 <chrisLUnd> i get the message "ssh: connect to host 192.168.7.2 port 22: Connection refused"
Feb 01 16:23:49 <veremit> can you get up the webpage?
Feb 01 16:24:14 <chrisLUnd> no i cant get up the webpage
Feb 01 16:24:45 <chrisLUnd> it worked yesterday the first time i tried it , then i did an upgrade , and today i tried to connect but got the problems
Feb 01 16:24:46 <veremit> ok so some part of your network config is wrong ..
Feb 01 16:25:13 <veremit> did it work post-upgrade?
Feb 01 16:25:47 <chrisLUnd> no it didnt
Feb 01 16:25:54 <chrisLUnd> i did "root@beaglebone:~# opkg upgrade" yesterday
Feb 01 16:26:08 <veremit> did you see it complete?
Feb 01 16:26:22 <chrisLUnd> yes it did, it took some time but it did
Feb 01 16:29:47 <veremit> are you connected via usb or network?
Feb 01 16:31:00 <chrisLUnd> usb via ssh
Feb 01 16:31:39 <veremit> hmm
Feb 01 16:32:25 <veremit> do you have a network switch/router?
Feb 01 16:32:33 <chrisLUnd> yes i do
Feb 01 16:32:57 <veremit> which you can access? might be worth plugging it in .. let it dhcp .. see if you can connect to it with that IP
Feb 01 16:33:32 <veremit> if it doesn't dhcp .. I think you might need to fetch out the debug cable :)
Feb 01 16:33:58 <veremit> or download an emmc-flasher uSD image
Feb 01 17:37:41 <Collector> Have a DVI to HDMI setup but no image shown
Feb 01 17:42:05 <Collector> any drivers in specific, have angstrom linux
Feb 01 17:44:05 <rick_> wen i boot my beaglebone black the 4 leds just go solid blue i thought they should blink then go solid
Feb 01 17:45:11 <veremit> Collector .. the BBB shoudl detect a screen via EDID
Feb 01 17:45:52 <veremit> rick_ .. thats probably bad. The only circumstances that should happen is when it finishes re-flashing the eMMC.
Feb 01 17:46:20 <rick_> so what do i do
Feb 01 17:48:52 <Collector> is there a driver in specific to be downloaded for bbb screen, EDID is it also HDMI / DVI
Feb 01 17:49:35 <veremit> rick_ .. you could try creating a uSD image to try booting with that
Feb 01 17:49:56 <veremit> but if that doesn't work .. you could try a debug adapter .. but I think its gonna be an RMA case.
Feb 01 17:50:08 <veremit> Collector .. works out the box on all things I connected it to ;)
Feb 01 17:50:19 <rick_> how do i do that
Feb 01 17:54:35 <Collector> ok I will try again and get back
Feb 01 17:57:54 <ZiNC> hey
Feb 01 17:58:48 <narendraj9> heya!
Feb 01 17:59:52 <ZiNC> What's your favorite viewer for Gerber + various native formats?
Feb 01 18:00:18 <narendraj9> I have no idea what you are talking about. What is Gerber for?
Feb 01 18:00:39 <veremit> we use the one from the geda progs ZiNC .. works ok .. free :)
Feb 01 18:00:46 <veremit> for linux anyhow
Feb 01 18:01:06 <veremit> gerber is the industry standard for pcb layout artwors
Feb 01 18:01:10 <veremit> works**
Feb 01 18:01:16 <ZiNC> narendraj9: A vector format for PCB design.
Feb 01 18:01:48 <ZiNC> Usually seems more like a final format than an editing one, though.
Feb 01 18:01:56 <ZiNC> veremit: But is the GUI useful?
Feb 01 18:02:00 <veremit> unless you'rea fab company
Feb 01 18:02:03 <veremit> lol
Feb 01 18:02:13 <ZiNC> I've checked a few, most seem decidedly stuck in the 80s.
Feb 01 18:02:16 <veremit> ZiNC .. it works .. you can pull layers on/off .. scroll around ..
Feb 01 18:02:26 <veremit> zoom in/out .. what ya need it for?
Feb 01 18:02:41 <ZiNC> Currently, just looking easily (and nicely if possible) at things.
Feb 01 18:02:58 <veremit> much free stuff is .. unless you pay for the heavy duty stuff in my experience
Feb 01 18:03:07 <veremit> though I've never really cracked eagle
Feb 01 18:03:41 <ZiNC> The viewer-only versions of the commercial things are also free in many cases.
Feb 01 18:03:57 <veremit> yeah if you're lucky :)
Feb 01 18:03:59 <ZiNC> But I'll check gEDA too.
Feb 01 18:04:20 <ZiNC> Altium's stuff look potentially more promising.
Feb 01 18:05:02 <veremit> yup looked at that once
Feb 01 18:05:40 <veremit> geda is fine for basic -> moderate complexity I've found
Feb 01 18:05:54 <veremit> single/two layer boards easy .. not tried 4
Feb 01 18:06:05 <veremit> no impedance tracking etc though
Feb 01 18:06:19 <veremit> but the gerber viewer does all it needs to in my opinion
Feb 01 18:06:36 <veremit> we check all the pcb fab drawings sent back to us .. I've used it for commercial designs no probs
Feb 01 18:06:48 <ZiNC> But you can get used to working with awkward software.
Feb 01 18:07:06 <ZiNC> If it's close to, say, Photoshop 3, it might be above average already. :)
Feb 01 18:07:26 <veremit> lol you totally get used to awkward software lol
Feb 01 18:07:54 <veremit> geda was a slight learning curve .. and there's still lotsof shortcuts I should learn really .. but it works
Feb 01 18:07:59 <Collector> I got my monitor to power, it show it as digital signal, and then that the frequency is out of range
Feb 01 18:08:13 <Collector> but can see the screen powered
Feb 01 18:08:25 <veremit> what size/res is your monitor?
Feb 01 18:09:38 <ZiNC> Among the basics, I wouldn't mind having a simple way to switch between layers, to have them semi-transparent over each other, to scroll by holding a modifier key/button, easily accessible zoom, easily accessible net hilite, antialiasing so that small things are actually legible, etc.
Feb 01 18:10:52 <veremit> lol small things legible yeah
Feb 01 18:11:25 <veremit> yeah geda gschem will do 95% of that I'm pretty sure
Feb 01 18:11:34 <veremit> wel .. pcb for pcbs :D
Feb 01 18:11:41 <Collector> Monitor has 1024x768 dpi per a google search
Feb 01 18:12:01 <veremit> its a slightly different package .. but worksok .. don't be put off it hasn't been built since 2011 though lol still works pretty good I find
Feb 01 18:12:19 <veremit> Collector .. hmm thats pretty standard and should pick that up fine at 60Hz
Feb 01 18:12:43 <veremit> though I've known X to be a bit optimistic at times
Feb 01 18:12:57 <veremit> hdmi does tend to quite like high res. lol
Feb 01 18:13:41 <Collector> any thoughts on trouble shooting
Feb 01 18:13:56 <veremit> can you ssh in?
Feb 01 18:14:15 <veremit> you should be able to see something in the /var/log/Xorg.0.log I think it is
Feb 01 18:21:06 <Collector> as I cannot see anything, so connect it back to a computer and ssh in.  I have not done it
Feb 01 18:21:39 <veremit> you'll need both if you want to figure out whats going on with the monitor end.....
Feb 01 18:21:48 <veremit> so move the monitor :P
Feb 01 18:23:42 <Collector> ok will try now
Feb 01 18:27:21 <Collector> Ok now powering the bbb with computer and output to monitor same issue
Feb 01 18:28:53 <Collector> to ssh, went to the http://192.168.7.2/Support/bone101/
Feb 01 18:29:08 <Collector> but no link for SSH any other method?
Feb 01 18:31:30 <veremit> you need a ssh client .. either command-line or Putty for windows
Feb 01 18:41:00 <Collector> ok got in the ssh
Feb 01 18:45:07 <veremit> look for the file /var/log/Xorg.0.log .. or similar
Feb 01 18:48:46 <Collector> I have used DOS but not sure how to look for that file
Feb 01 18:49:32 <Collector> I am in the root@beaglebone:~#
Feb 01 18:51:00 <Collector> ok used the find command and I see the file
Feb 01 18:52:09 <veremit> open it and look for lines starting with (EE) or (WW) .. error or warnings ..
Feb 01 18:57:32 <Collector> ok
Feb 01 18:58:17 <Collector> what cmd for opening that file
Feb 01 18:58:35 <veremit> 'nano' should work
Feb 01 19:05:25 <Collector> ok inside
Feb 01 19:05:35 <Collector> but seems like a huge file
Feb 01 19:08:15 <Collector> lots of EE and WW warnings
Feb 01 19:08:36 <Collector> (EE) Failed to load module "extmod" (module does not exist, 0)
Feb 01 19:08:41 <Collector> is that it
Feb 01 19:08:49 <veremit> some will be important .. some less so
Feb 01 19:09:03 <veremit> you should see somethig when it finds your monitor connected
Feb 01 19:09:10 <veremit> I gotta afk a bit .. bbl
Feb 01 19:11:35 <Collector> ok thank you
Feb 01 19:24:19 <mark4> any gnu assembler macro guru's in here?
Feb 01 19:24:53 <mark4> i need to extract the first 3 characters of a string passed to a macro and determin the lenght of the string
Feb 01 19:25:19 <mark4> within the macro. i use these 4 items to calculate a basic hash of the string
Feb 01 19:25:36 <mark4> erm actually just the first 2 chars of the macro and its length
Feb 01 19:39:50 <Collector> has anyone had frequency error when connecting to HDMI out
Feb 01 19:40:23 <Collector> Using a Hdmi DVI connection
Feb 01 20:18:33 <Collector> hi
Feb 01 20:19:01 <Collector> can see the screen on hdmi and keyboard works, is there any way to select with keyboard
Feb 01 20:19:07 <Collector> angstrom linux
Feb 01 20:29:07 <Collector> I have external monitor for bbb, how to select or find commands using only the keyboard
Feb 01 20:30:42 <N2TOH> use a GPIO pin to send morse code to a speaker?
Feb 01 20:33:04 <N2TOH> or use one of the user LEDs an flash it
Feb 01 21:02:32 <kristina> Might be the wrong channel to ask this, but does OMAP5432 implement the generic timer extension?
Feb 01 21:03:25 <veremit^afk> kristina.. is that a processor feature or kernel/software one?
Feb 01 21:03:51 <kristina> It's an optional ARMv7 extension.
Feb 01 21:04:14 <veremit^afk> ok .. have you checked the datasheet?
Feb 01 21:04:50 <veremit^afk> I won't send you into the Technical Reference Manual .. thats just cruel .. :)
Feb 01 21:05:43 <kristina> The public datasheet seems to be crippled anyway, since it doesn't even talk about hypervisor stuff. It mentions timers, but I don't think they're the same as ARMv7 generic timers (well, the interfaces are different).
Feb 01 21:06:26 <kristina> TI says hypervisor is not supported on GP devices, even though it is, for example.
Feb 01 21:08:23 <veremit^afk> kristina .. have you seen this .. http://e2e.ti.com/support/omap/f/885/t/292817.aspx ?
Feb 01 21:09:36 <kristina> veremit^afk: That SMC call is not documented anywhere.
Feb 01 21:09:53 <veremit^afk> heh why doesn't that surprise me
Feb 01 21:11:20 <kristina> Ah.
Feb 01 21:11:21 <kristina> MONITOR_API_START_HYPERVISOR
Feb 01 21:11:38 <veremit^afk> mm?
Feb 01 21:11:45 <kristina> Not in the TRM :P
Feb 01 21:12:10 <veremit^afk> yeah TI's documentation isn't .. perfect .. lol
Feb 01 21:12:17 <veremit^afk> does that help any now?!
Feb 01 21:14:28 <kristina> Does it mean that any supervisor code can enter hypervisor mode?
Feb 01 21:15:22 <veremit^afk> I'm afraid you're a long way aheado fme there, sorry :)
Feb 01 21:15:40 <veremit^afk> ahead^of^me
Feb 01 21:16:07 <kristina> Well, I guess I'll just have to poke the generic timer registers and see if I get an exception.
Feb 01 21:16:24 <veremit^afk> sounds like real hacking :) hehe good luck!
Feb 01 21:16:41 <kristina> Since if they are mandated by A15, TI probably did implement them but didn't document it.
Feb 01 21:16:48 <veremit^afk> you can try posting on the TI forums .. I did, and I got  apartially helpful response.
Feb 01 21:16:59 <veremit^afk> the TI folks obviously to read them.
Feb 01 21:17:04 <veremit^afk> do*
Feb 01 21:19:57 <veremit^afk> so whats the idea behind these hypervisor/supervisor widgets then?
Feb 01 21:21:55 <kristina> Well, the way of switching from svc to hypervisor is implementation defined.
Feb 01 21:23:25 <veremit> aha
Feb 01 21:37:14 <iandow> Has anyone heard whether the NetGear WNA1000M wifi dongle can work on Angstrom / Beaglebone A%?
Feb 01 21:37:16 <iandow> A5
Feb 01 21:38:39 <veremit> rtl8192cu driver
Feb 01 21:38:45 <veremit> one of the problematic ones
Feb 01 21:39:19 <iandow> damn
Feb 01 21:39:22 <veremit> theoretically it should .. depends very much on your kernel .. which isn't very recent with angstrom.
Feb 01 21:40:07 <veremit> black or .. ?
Feb 01 21:40:32 <iandow> black
Feb 01 21:40:51 <iandow> it's the tiny one.  I think they're all black.
Feb 01 21:41:25 <veremit> take a look through .. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/beaglebone/KB_zZ7f_vCk
Feb 01 21:41:52 <iandow> thanks
Feb 01 22:03:42 <kristina> Ah, the hypervisor can trap SMC calls.
Feb 01 22:07:33 <veremit> oo
Feb 01 22:07:35 <veremit> lol
Feb 01 22:07:39 <veremit> *still lost* lol
Feb 01 22:56:33 <_av500_> kristina: porting ios to omap5 now?
Feb 01 22:56:37 <_av500_> omap3 done?
Feb 01 22:56:55 <kristina> _av500_: Too lazy to do the drivers for Darwin.
Feb 01 22:57:01 <_av500_> ah
Feb 01 22:57:16 <kristina> _av500_: I think virtualization may solve the driver issues though.
Feb 01 22:57:50 <_av500_> got an omap5 board?
Feb 01 22:58:13 <kristina> TI's EVM.
Feb 01 22:59:44 <_av500_> ah
Feb 01 23:00:27 <kristina> No GPU DDK for SGX 544 so I have to fiddle around with binary blobs again :(
Feb 01 23:00:38 <_av500_> well yes
Feb 01 23:00:41 <_av500_> ofg course :)
Feb 01 23:03:37 <kristina> _av500_: you know anything about the semantics of MONITOR_API_START_HYPERVISOR?
Feb 01 23:04:30 <kristina> I take it if you don't trap SMCs, any non-hypervisor application running in supervisor mode can fuck up the hypervisor?
Feb 01 23:23:20 <kristina> Hm.
Feb 01 23:53:21 <H-H-H> hi, is there any android ppl in tonight as i would like to know how to change the name that is displayed As Model Number in About Tablet. Im using ICS
Feb 01 23:56:32 <emery> what does the unit 'h' mean in register offsets?
Feb 01 23:56:47 <emery> I'm looking at the am335x manual right now
Feb 01 23:58:40 <veremit> h is usually a hexadecimal suffix
Feb 01 23:58:51 <veremit> ie. base16 instead of base10 = decimal.
Feb 01 23:59:28 <veremit> 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F instead of 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Feb 01 23:59:48 <emery> ah
Feb 02 00:00:04 <emery> they could have just used 0x
Feb 02 00:00:17 <veremit> you get used to both ;)
Feb 02 00:00:32 <emery> I thought it was words or something
Feb 02 00:03:57 <emery> this stuff is pretty obtuse at first
Feb 02 00:04:31 <veremit> you soon become quite familiar with it.
Feb 02 00:04:43 <veremit> same thing frequently written differently in different places
Feb 02 01:39:31 <kristina> "8 GiB of SDRAM virtualization"
Feb 02 01:39:36 <kristina> I don't get it.
Feb 02 01:39:47 <kristina> The TRM only mentions it in one place.
Feb 02 01:42:51 <kristina> I see.
Feb 02 01:43:27 <kristina> The two lower GB in SDRAM are in Q8 and Q9.
Feb 02 01:43:58 <kristina> And Q10+Q11 are aliased to the DRAM address space.
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