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Mar 21 04:19:14 <aaronsnoswell> Hi all. I am using a BBB Rev C. I am able to enable and use ttyO1 using the command "echo BB-UART1 > /sys/devices/bone_capemgr.*/slots", however when I try to do this using the file '/boot/uboot/uEnv.txt' the tty is not enabled after reboot.
Mar 21 04:19:47 <aaronsnoswell> I got the above information from http://tenderlovemaking.com/2014/01/19/enabling-ttyo1-on-beaglebone.html and http://bh.sdc-csm.com/guides/beagleboneblack/uarts.html. Does anyone know why my tty does not turn on after boot using the /boot/uboot/uEnv.txt file?
Mar 21 04:19:59 <aaronsnoswell> (This file did not exist - I had to create it btw)
Mar 21 04:27:06 <luciano> hi, i need help, how do compile this kernel https://github.com/beagleboard/linux ?
Mar 21 05:18:23 <aaronsnoswell> Hi again all. Sorry I got disconnected before. Did anyone have an answer for my previous question about ttyO1 not working?
Mar 21 05:19:22 <agmlego|skynet> nope. maybe try again closer to normal business hours in the US; much of the active population of this channel is partying or sleeping. ;-P
Mar 21 05:21:00 <stt_michael> you need to enable it via kernel cmdline in your uEnv
Mar 21 05:25:22 <stt_michael> I did it before on an old 3.8 kernel .. capemgr.enable_partno=BBB_UART blah
Mar 21 05:25:37 <stt_michael> but that might not work with Device-Tree
Mar 21 05:32:44 <hitman_> hey !! the PRUs present in the BBB, can they control only some limited gpios or, all of them ?
Mar 21 05:35:12 <hitman_> also, i am having difficulty in understanding the gpio naming system as, different naming convention have been used at different places. like P9_27 and GPIO3_19
Mar 21 05:37:04 <agmlego|skynet> Thta one is easy: P9 is the P9 header (as opposed to the P8 one), and the _27 is the 27th pin. THis is the physical location of the pin *on the board*.
Mar 21 05:37:26 <agmlego|skynet> The GPIO notation has to do with how the GPIO pins are laid out on the ARM itself.
Mar 21 05:39:07 <hitman_> how to relate GPIO3_19 with its physical location ?
Mar 21 05:40:13 <hitman_> so does that means there are more GPIO pins in the ARM, than have been provided in the headers ?
Mar 21 05:42:12 <agmlego|skynet> hitman_: You use the TRM and SRM to provide that mapping.
Mar 21 05:42:27 <agmlego|skynet> Or, you know, any one of the myriad charts out there showing you what maps to where.
Mar 21 05:42:44 <agmlego|skynet> And yes, absolutely there are more pins on the SoC than in the headers.
Mar 21 05:45:23 <hitman_> ok, and what about PRU related GPIOs ? can they control any of the provided GPIOs or just those 25 low latency pins ?
Mar 21 05:45:56 <agmlego|skynet> That, too, is detailed very well already in the documentation for the SoC and the board.
Mar 21 05:47:19 <aaronsnoswell> Never mind - I figured it out.
Mar 21 06:17:11 <gshrikant> Hi, I'm trying to compile the 3.14 kernel for the BBB rev C.
Mar 21 06:18:26 <gshrikant> I'm following the instructions on eLinux and Beagleboard.org which use a patch.sh script for patching the kernel before building it
Mar 21 06:20:15 <gshrikant> But the kernel tree I checked out from github does not contain any pre-made shell scripts. Do I need to compose this file? Could anyone give me any pointers/resources to figure out what it contains?
Mar 21 06:25:51 <stt_michael> gshrikant, gotta confess the only things I know that work are from https://eewiki.net/display/linuxonarm/BeagleBone+Black
Mar 21 06:26:34 <stt_michael> otherwise there seem to be a zillion different variations of method
Mar 21 06:27:28 <stt_michael> most of which are out-of-date lol
Mar 21 06:29:59 <gshrikant> So, the official repo doesn't contain the patch files, correct?
Mar 21 06:30:40 <gshrikant> I checked out Rob Nelson's repo and it seems the build scripts have been moved from bb-kernel to stable-linux too.
Mar 21 06:31:20 <gshrikant> This is my first time building the kernel so I'm afraid I'm being a little blockheaded.
Mar 21 06:32:53 <stt_michael> can you link me the page you'r elooking at .. the five I've pulled up don't seem to match what you're describing :)
Mar 21 06:33:05 <stt_michael> (which, sadly, doesn't surprise me...)
Mar 21 06:34:48 <gshrikant> I am on the eeWiki page you linked me to. Under 'Linux Kernel' there are instructions to clone the bb-kernel repo.
Mar 21 06:36:05 <gshrikant> and then patching it using the build-kernel.sh script. Is that how you intended me to proceed?
Mar 21 06:36:19 <stt_michael> thats how I've always done it on all my arm boards so far
Mar 21 06:38:21 <gshrikant> Yes, but the build-kernel Github repo seems to be empty. It seems to have been moved to stable-kernel.
Mar 21 06:38:39 <gshrikant> build-kernel -> bb-kernel
Mar 21 06:39:26 <gshrikant> also, I understand that the patch scripts are for patching between different kernel versions? Or are they BBB specific config patches?
Mar 21 06:40:24 <stt_michael> various people have patched the central linux kernel repo
Mar 21 06:40:33 <stt_michael> ti has its own variants
Mar 21 06:44:18 <stt_michael> gshrikant, the 3.8 'tree' has a patch script .. https://github.com/beagleboard/kernel/tree/3.8
Mar 21 06:44:48 <stt_michael> gshrikant, .. looks like its present in 3.14 too .. https://github.com/beagleboard/kernel/tree/3.14
Mar 21 06:44:57 <stt_michael> perhaps this is what you're looking for?
Mar 21 06:46:25 <gshrikant> Yes!
Mar 21 06:47:36 <stt_michael> yeah you're working from an old kernel repo :)
Mar 21 06:48:48 <gshrikant> But isn't that repo deprecated. I pulled from beagleboard/linux
Mar 21 06:48:53 <stt_michael> as it states on https://github.com/beagleboard/kernel .. you wanna move to  https://github.com/beagleboard/linux
Mar 21 06:49:12 <stt_michael> so if its referring to a patch.sh .. something hasn't cloned right
Mar 21 06:49:41 <gshrikant> Yes, the new repo doesn't the patch script but the older unmaintained one does.
Mar 21 06:50:59 <stt_michael> there is a different mechanism
Mar 21 06:51:12 <stt_michael> you need to talk to rcn-ee when he's here .. he can probably explain what's changed
Mar 21 06:52:16 <stt_michael> aight I gotta git .. bbl maybe
Mar 21 06:52:33 <gshrikant> Thanks a lot for your help!
Mar 21 08:05:29 <bunty> hii
Mar 21 08:05:37 <bunty> everyone
Mar 21 08:06:05 <bunty> i am in a serious trouble
Mar 21 08:06:25 <bunty> i am trying to connect my bbb to internet through a usb modem
Mar 21 08:06:38 <bunty> but its not even detecting the
Mar 21 08:06:39 <bunty> modem
Mar 21 08:07:15 <bunty> my usb modem is zteac2739
Mar 21 08:07:58 <bunty> please any suggestion
Mar 21 08:09:19 <bunty> while connecting the modem to bbb usb port
Mar 21 08:09:50 <bunty> it showing no change in dmesg neither in lsusb
Mar 21 08:10:09 <bunty> also the modem led doesn't blink
Mar 21 08:10:52 <bunty> is bbb not able to provide sufficient power to the modem to operate
Mar 21 08:13:45 <bunty> #ubuntuarm
Mar 21 08:14:03 <bunty> #ubuntu_arm
Mar 21 08:14:11 <bunty> #ubuntu-arm
Mar 21 08:14:23 <bunty> any help
Mar 21 08:17:49 <veremit> bunty .. most likely you haven't installed/configured a driver for your modem
Mar 21 08:19:42 <veremit> wtf IS that thing anyway?!
Mar 21 08:19:51 <veremit> ok .. afk :p
Mar 21 09:18:24 <bunty> plz anyone has any idea how to setup usb modem in successfully
Mar 21 09:19:06 <bunty> plz anyone has any idea how to setup usb modem in bbb successfully
Mar 21 09:19:51 <_av500_> does it work on your PC?
Mar 21 09:20:02 <bunty> yes
Mar 21 09:20:12 <_av500_> and nothing in dmesg?
Mar 21 09:20:22 <bunty> no nor in lsusb
Mar 21 09:20:26 <bunty> no change
Mar 21 09:20:45 <_av500_> and you connexted it to the large USB port on the BBB?
Mar 21 09:20:52 <bunty> yes
Mar 21 09:21:58 <bunty> any suggestion
Mar 21 09:23:09 <_av500_> not really
Mar 21 09:23:24 <_av500_> do other usb devices work with BBB?
Mar 21 09:23:28 <_av500_> usb stick?
Mar 21 09:23:44 <bunty> yes usb pendrive is working fine
Mar 21 09:24:04 <bunty> the led on modem is also not blinking
Mar 21 09:24:29 <_av500_> try a hub inbetween
Mar 21 09:24:31 <_av500_> a powered one
Mar 21 09:24:36 <bunty> is bbb not providing sufficient voltage to modem
Mar 21 09:24:49 <_av500_> maybe
Mar 21 09:25:10 <_av500_> if you have a multimeter and a steady hand you can check the 5V line on the USB port
Mar 21 09:25:43 <bunty> k.
Mar 21 10:06:11 <libregeekingkid> I need help Using the WL18xx Cape with BeagleBone Black
Mar 21 10:21:07 <libregeekingkid> I need help Using the WL18xx Cape with BeagleBone Black
Mar 21 10:24:06 <tbr> libregeekingkid: it could help stating your actual problem. Not that I'd be able to help with it.
Mar 21 10:25:25 <libregeekingkid> tbr: I have just got wifi cape from beagleboardtoys.com, I need help using it with a BeagleBone Black
Mar 21 10:30:48 <libregeekingkid> tbr: The cape is  WL1836MOD w/ Chip Antenna
Mar 21 10:31:29 <tbr> libregeekingkid: and did you try to look for information on making it work?
Mar 21 10:32:25 <libregeekingkid> tbr: Yes I did and found these http://elinux.org/CircuitCo:WL1835MOD_w/_Chip_Antenna
Mar 21 10:32:37 <libregeekingkid> tbr: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Using_the_WL18xx_Cape_with_BeagleBone_Black
Mar 21 10:33:08 <libregeekingkid> But the Instructions are given for Angstrom, I want to use it with debian
Mar 21 10:50:57 <tbr> that doesn't look too hard to make work on debian
Mar 21 10:53:10 <libregeekingkid> tbr: How will I get the toolchain?
Mar 21 10:58:21 <libregeekingkid> tbr: ??
Mar 21 11:04:39 <tbr> libregeekingkid: that will depend on the OS you are running on your laptop/PC
Mar 21 11:04:57 <libregeekingkid> tbr: I am running Debian Wheezy
Mar 21 11:08:36 <tbr> libregeekingkid: the TI wiki page gives you quite detailed information on those things. I'd *strongly* recommend to try to figure it out from those.
Mar 21 11:08:49 <tbr> especially as I won't be feeding you with #exactsteps
Mar 21 11:11:02 <libregeekingkid> tbr: I don't need the exact steps. But wherever I am going on Wiki, the steps are for Angstrom running on BeagleBone. I want to use the Cape with Debian on BBB
Mar 21 11:21:39 <tbr> libregeekingkid: the instructions should work also for debian, where they don't, ask specific questions about things that fail
Mar 21 11:27:39 <libregeekingkid> tbr: that is what I thought as well but the section three on this page http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Using_the_WL18xx_Cape_with_BeagleBone_Black#Installing_ARM_Cross_Compiler_Toolchain is where I am stuck
Mar 21 11:27:50 <tbr> why are you stuck?
Mar 21 11:35:56 <libregeekingkid> tbr: the toolchain download link is from angstrom url. I need something similar for debian
Mar 21 11:37:32 <tbr> so you are blissfully ignoring the command that would work on ubuntu and debian?
Mar 21 11:39:49 <libregeekingkid> tbr: http://paste.debian.net/162397/
Mar 21 11:45:11 <tbr> libregeekingkid_: now that's finally the real problem
Mar 21 11:46:14 <libregeekingkid_> tbr: And thats why I needed help
Mar 21 11:46:41 <tbr> yes, but as you didn't specify that you tried this and got this error nobody knew that _this_ is the problem. do you understand that?
Mar 21 11:50:14 <tbr> https://wiki.debian.org/CrossToolchains#unstable-chroot
Mar 21 11:50:33 * tbr has to go grocery shopping now, bbl
Mar 21 13:13:56 <luciano> hi, i need help, how do compile this kernel https://github.com/beagleboard/linux ?
Mar 21 13:56:15 <KotH> luciano: what have you tried and why did it fail?
Mar 21 13:59:11 <luciano> KotH, do not try anything yet, but I found a tutorial I'm now following http://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/BeagleBone_Black, with this tutorial , i can run with rootfs of archlinux arm?
Mar 21 14:00:08 <KotH> luciano: http://26-26-54.hardwarebug.org/30
Mar 21 14:00:46 <luciano> KotH, ok!
Mar 21 15:56:44 <samael> i have an rtc on my cape, would like to disable the default one, and instead have the mine one as /dev/rtc0. any hints? played with udev rules but still no luck so far
Mar 21 17:37:55 <Guest37821> in RoberCNelson script to build kernel what are ZRELADDR and how did he get that info from Technical Reference manual??
Mar 21 17:42:30 <KotH> if you wait here, you can ask him directly
Mar 21 17:44:10 <Guest37821> kotH: he is a lead developer and i am afraid he might frown to my silly questions. but if he answers then thats great
Mar 21 17:45:50 <KotH> Guest37821: dont worry about that
Mar 21 17:46:01 <KotH> Guest37821: if he'd hate that, he wouldnt come here and answer questions :)
Mar 21 17:47:41 <Guest37821> KotH: that's greatness of good developers :) . well can you please answer the question ?
Mar 21 17:48:06 <KotH> sorry, i dont know it
Mar 21 17:48:33 <Guest37821> KotH: ohh thats okay! thank you.
Mar 21 17:54:32 <gshrikant> Hi, I am trying to build the 3.14 kernel from the Github tree.
Mar 21 17:55:14 <gshrikant> There isn't much documentation on it but is running the script under ti_config_fragments the recommended method for generating the config?
Mar 21 18:04:34 <Guest37821> gshrikant: use derek molloy video he has given nice explaination
Mar 21 18:05:06 <Guest37821> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJ9nUqYMjqs
Mar 21 18:07:07 <gshrikant> Guest37821: Thanks, I'll try that.
Mar 21 18:12:19 <gshrikant> The video is about patching the mainline kernel with the BBB configuration.
Mar 21 18:12:50 <gshrikant> I figured the BBB repo should have the patched kernel.
Mar 21 18:13:16 <gshrikant> The 3.8 branch in the git repo does have a defconfig on the top level directory
Mar 21 18:33:19 <ds2> 4.0 or bust.
Mar 21 18:34:26 <tbr> 4.0 is when the kernel will be 'done', right?
Mar 21 18:34:49 <ds2> sure
Mar 21 18:35:03 <ds2> then we will get to revert all the DT patches ;)
Mar 21 18:39:41 <veremit> I thought a lot of beagle stuff had hit mainline by now .. hence it don't need so much patching :p
Mar 21 18:59:13 <veremit> ping pong ..
Mar 21 19:00:36 <ds2> veremit: are you ELCing?
Mar 21 19:01:34 <veremit> depends .. what IS that :P lol
Mar 21 19:01:51 <ds2> Embedded Linux Conf.
Mar 21 19:01:58 <ds2> M-W @ SJC
Mar 21 19:03:13 <veremit> ah doubt I'm affording flights :/
Mar 21 19:03:21 <ds2> oh
Mar 21 19:03:22 <veremit> and hotel :\
Mar 21 19:03:51 <veremit> gonna try pull in one of the european ones sometime soon
Mar 21 19:03:56 <veremit> mate has been to fosscon
Mar 21 19:04:28 <ds2> isn't europe more $$$$$$$$
Mar 21 19:05:03 <veremit> america is a nightmare
Mar 21 19:05:23 <veremit> used to be ~$600-700 for a return set .. now its more like $900+
Mar 21 19:05:44 <veremit> I went to CA twice in '08-09 when it was kinda affordable and I could fly from a regional airport
Mar 21 19:05:48 <veremit> London friggin sucks ass
Mar 21 19:07:05 <veremit> oo they do one in Ireland in Oct
Mar 21 19:07:12 <veremit> somewhere I've never been ...
Mar 21 19:07:41 <KotH> dublin is nice
Mar 21 19:07:44 <KotH> i can recommend it
Mar 21 19:08:48 <veremit> looks much smaller .. not surprisingly
Mar 21 19:09:10 <KotH> with good food and friendly people too
Mar 21 19:10:58 <veremit> I need a viable time-share in CA .. lol .. I like it there but there's this thing called the USCIS
Mar 21 19:11:46 <veremit> there's a couple of con's I wanna see .. gonna do foscon next year I think
Mar 21 19:12:28 <veremit> rats wrong name ..
Mar 21 19:12:46 <veremit> FOSDEM ..
Mar 21 19:12:59 <veremit> brussels .. just catch the train direct from london :)
Mar 21 19:14:40 <KotH> fosdem is crazy!
Mar 21 19:15:15 <veremit> yea?
Mar 21 19:16:43 <KotH> veremit: imagine close to 10k oss people at one spot
Mar 21 19:17:15 <veremit> :)
Mar 21 20:01:55 <BeagleBug_> What does it mean if 2 leds are blinking at boot up on BeagleBoard xM?
Mar 21 20:35:17 <BeagleBug_> The LAN port is not lighting up on BeagleBoard xM. Can anyone please help?
Mar 21 20:38:04 <veremit> BeagleBug_ .. have you connected up a serial console to the debug port? what does it say? (serial parameters are usually 115200,8n1)
Mar 21 20:38:16 <veremit> .. and no flow control.
Mar 21 21:24:34 <a121> hello
Mar 21 21:25:23 <a121> i have a question
Mar 21 21:26:19 <a121> how can i see all the hardware caracteristics
Mar 21 21:26:51 <a121> like the processor version
Mar 21 21:29:13 <veremit> http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack
Mar 21 21:30:23 <a121> thanks
Mar 21 21:30:47 <a121> but i want to see it on the board
Mar 21 21:31:01 <a121> like the hardinfo
Mar 21 21:31:07 <a121> program
Mar 21 21:31:37 <a121> :)
Mar 21 21:31:51 <veremit> you won't get it from the software :p
Mar 21 21:32:38 <a121> u.u
Mar 21 21:32:40 <veremit> I'm 90% certain its not programmed anywhere
Mar 21 21:35:54 <KotH> a121: an embedded system isnt a pc
Mar 21 21:36:07 <KotH> a121: most of the parts cannot be discovered like cards you plug into a pc
Mar 21 21:37:11 <a121> ok
Mar 21 21:42:24 <KotH> a121: the usual assumption is, that people who use an embedded system know exactly how the hardware looks like
Mar 21 21:49:08 <veremit> KotH .. usually because we did the research to find out, before we bought it :)
Mar 21 21:49:57 <KotH> veremit: no, usually because you designed it yourself :)
Mar 21 21:50:49 <veremit> KotH - or that :P
Mar 21 21:54:53 <luciano> hi i need help . y try run qt application with archlinux but i recived this error :error while loading shared libraries: libQtGuiE.so.4
Mar 21 21:55:26 <KotH> then you didnt install the qt libraries correctly
Mar 21 21:55:34 <KotH> or the wrong version
Mar 21 21:59:46 <ddrown> My first circuit board design is a BBB Cape - http://blog.dan.drown.org/beaglebone-cape-for-navspark-ns-t/  It has bugs, though
Mar 21 22:13:31 <luciano> KotH, i try run but i recived this message : cannot connect to X server , i need instal xorg server?
Mar 21 22:13:59 <KotH> you can run qt programms without xserver
Mar 21 22:14:05 <luciano> with -qws?
Mar 21 22:14:09 <KotH> yes
Mar 21 22:14:45 <luciano> but i recived himself message
Mar 21 22:15:14 <luciano> i install "tea" for archlinux, to test qt application
Mar 21 22:18:14 * KotH has no idea about arch, and usually advises against using desktop distros on embedded devices
Mar 21 22:21:39 <veremit> KotH .. well thats a luxury thats not necessary with the appropriate distro build :P
Mar 21 22:22:30 <veremit> what is rather disgusting is the proliferation of ubuntu X builds for arm devices .. ick.
Mar 21 22:22:50 <KotH> that wouldnt be a problem, if they would be done properly
Mar 21 22:23:13 <veremit> debian minimal works .. gentoo stage3 works .. I think there is an arm build of arch iirc
Mar 21 22:23:57 <veremit> angstrom and yocto are a bit awkward to the newbie
Mar 21 22:24:15 <veremit> some would say thats a good thing .. but .. yeah .. lol.
Mar 21 23:03:40 <luciano> i try but i recived this message: probandoqt: cannot connect to X server :0.0
Mar 21 23:09:00 <jamesaxl> hello
Mar 21 23:09:05 <jamesaxl> KotH: i Opensuse
Mar 21 23:09:13 <jamesaxl> hi
Mar 21 23:09:41 <KotH> jamesaxl: the last time i used suse, there was no open prefix
Mar 21 23:10:19 <jamesaxl> KotH: maybe it was not free (i mean freedom)
Mar 21 23:10:47 <KotH> it was more free than it is today
Mar 21 23:11:33 <jamesaxl> KotH: which version then ?
Mar 21 23:11:46 <KotH> 6.0
Mar 21 23:12:12 <jamesaxl> KotH: nice, the first time i used suse , it was 9.1 version
Mar 21 23:13:41 <KotH> jamesaxl: next you tell me that you are a 14y old who learned php from his father? ;)
Mar 21 23:14:42 <jamesaxl> KotH: of course no , i am perl geek , php just for sillies :)
Mar 21 23:18:34 <jamesaxl> KotH: you ?
Mar 21 23:18:56 * KotH is a generic geek
Mar 21 23:28:26 <jamesaxl> KotH: i do not beleie :)
Mar 21 23:30:13 <jamesaxl> KotH: try this http://golf.shinh.org/
Mar 21 23:31:52 <KotH> no time for games like that
Mar 21 23:33:22 <jamesaxl> KotH: anyway, they are bot games
Mar 21 23:33:37 <jamesaxl> s/not/bot/
Mar 21 23:35:52 <KotH> golf is a game
Mar 21 23:36:11 * KotH is currently reading into non-linear description of oscillators
Mar 21 23:43:28 <jamesaxl> KotH: http://funduino.de/
Mar 22 00:38:30 <juno0812> hello!
Mar 22 00:38:46 <juno0812> i'm wondering if someone could point me in the right direction for cross compiling.
Mar 22 00:38:59 <juno0812> i have the latest debian image running on my beaglebone
Mar 22 00:43:38 <nerdboy> grab toolchain from the linuxonarm wiki?
Mar 22 00:44:57 <juno0812> nerdboy:  i will look into that, thanks.  i have a current toolchain but when i try to run it on the bone, it says "no such file or directory."
Mar 22 00:45:09 <juno0812> file says it's for arm and it's executable
Mar 22 00:48:47 <fishey1> juno0812: if you're running the compiler on the bb, you aren't crosscompiling. You're just compiling
Mar 22 00:49:06 <juno0812> fishey1:  i'm not running it on the bb
Mar 22 00:49:11 <juno0812> i copy the bin over
Mar 22 00:50:11 <fishey1> the compiler output, I presume? That type of error generally indicates a dynamic library is not being found.
Mar 22 00:50:24 <fishey1> `ldd` might help, if you have it.
Mar 22 00:52:26 <juno0812> ldd output is:  not a dynamic executable
Mar 22 00:52:51 <juno0812> i'm thinking i need the gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf toolchain.
Mar 22 00:53:06 <juno0812> i've just been using the arm-linux-gnueabi one
Mar 22 00:57:07 <fishey1> if it actually is a static executable, hardfloat or not isn't going to affect things. What does `file` say about your mystery executable?
Mar 22 01:01:38 <juno0812> ELF 32-bit LSB executable, ARM, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.16, not stripped
Mar 22 01:32:07 <juno0812> yep, that was it!  turns out i needed the different toolchain
Mar 22 02:54:36 <treeherder> hi everybody
Mar 22 02:54:48 <treeherder> im trying to deal with my SPI1- driver
Mar 22 02:55:24 <treeherder> and i got it working with the default CS0, but I was wondering if i can add arbitrary CS pins like so http://paste.click/VGfoXj
Mar 22 02:55:48 <treeherder> and if so, where i'm going wrong adding these two pins from pb8 ?
Mar 22 02:56:07 <treeherder> oh is see i didn't require their use explicitly,
Mar 22 02:56:08 <treeherder> shoot
Mar 22 02:58:55 <treeherder> and i know that says "gpmc_ad14 when it should say gpmc_clk"
Mar 22 02:59:00 <treeherder> just a comment though
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