00:17 <set_> No. There is not. Well, I am sure someone has some notes here and there and correlate every so often to others. This is a possibility.

00:18 <set_> You mean...like what hardware is good for working w/ the amxxxx and draxxxx and newer boards. I think this is a good idea.

00:18 <zmatt> what SoC you use is generally not relevant for choosing a wifi chip

00:20 <set_> Like...the github.com tutorials has 'simple' ideas, for instance, that I was trying to update.

00:21 <set_> They were a bit outdated, i.e. python2 instead of python3 and things.

00:21 <zmatt> what are you talking about? what does this have to do with choosing hardware components?

00:21 <set_> Me?

00:22 <RossSchulman[m]> Yeah, not so much correlated to the SoC but just that these wifi chips are known to be good bets, they're stable, low voltage, etc.

00:22 <set_> Oh.

00:23 <set_> That is a good starter. I am listening b/c I do not use wifi chips so much, i.e. not since getting one to work (RTLxxxx).

00:23 <zmatt> RossSchulman[m]: yeah, choosing components is unfortunately not easy

00:23 <set_> It was a big deal at the time for me. But...the BBB ran it and did do it well.

00:26 <RossSchulman[m]> What we need is clearly a wiki(TM)!!

00:26 <zmatt> not likely to work I think

00:26 <zmatt> for this purpose

00:27 <RossSchulman[m]> (Sorry, yeah, that was sarcasm. Should have flagged it better)

00:28 <zmatt> lol sorry, no bad... the (TM)!! really should have been perfectly adequate

00:28 <zmatt> *my bad

00:29 <set_> I am still waiting for someone to come forward on their exciting news on busybox, buildroot, crosstool-NG, and the making of images.