<set_>
@zmatt: What else is handled at 1.8v on the BBB (am335x)?
<set_>
Is there other circuitry that baffles youngin' types like me on the BBB that the ldo3 is dispersing 1.8v to/from?
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<set_>
So...the BBBlue. Forget about ldo3 for now. Do not fret. I will read it if necessary. So, I chatted w/ someone who has quickly become my bff.
<set_>
He/she says this...BBBlue can fly! So, I am at it again.
<set_>
I am closer than close. And...if I can produce a nice package, I may try to sell one to a local like me.
<set_>
For instance, is there any reprimanding on selling a kit of BBBlue and flying apparatuses?
<set_>
You know...to get the word out and try to local yocal myself into fun, fun, fun!
<set_>
I know I cannot use the BBB.io logo w/out consent. I read that much.
<set_>
Then, there was a catch in building hardware around the boards. Like a "you cannot w/out" or a "you must do this b/c of that".
<set_>
No affiliation here but can I use a board w/ the logo on it or do I have to take the logo off the board?
<set_>
dang it.
<set_>
Boris is on the silkscreen!
<set_>
Argh.
<set_>
Whelp, there goes my shots and chances at whatever I was describing from above.
<set_>
Okay. So say this. I am new. Right, I get this. But...if someone was to ask me, "How does this board work?" What would be my options for telling them?
<rcn-ee_>
set_, did you "build" the BeagleBone Blue with your own pcb and machines?
<set_>
The reason I am asking is b/c at the last *&%^ Faire in our community of meanies, I was approached by someone who wanted to view the board and then proceeded to ask, "How does it work?" All I said was, "Do you have a long time to listen?"
<set_>
No sir.
<rcn-ee_>
set_, then the "logo" requirement doesn't apply... As you "purchased" the Blue from someone that already paied..
<set_>
Oh.
<set_>
Okay.
<set_>
Nice!
<rcn-ee_>
if you start making BBBlue clones, and showing the logo, that's when the problems come out..
<set_>
Aw.
<set_>
Okay.
<set_>
No cloning here for now. Not w/out consent...right. Got it.
<set_>
Do you guys have a tracking script for people who might want to abuse their rights?
<set_>
I think it is called or was called scraping.
<set_>
So, Capes per se are not illegal but not affiliated w/ the .org unless granted permissions.
<set_>
Right?
<set_>
ANyway...okay. Not trying to ruffle here but that is all for now, i.e. assuming here you are done replying. Thank you.
<set_>
Like kits for instance...does anyone remember the models growing up. They were flimsy-w/-firmness for crash resistance. And of course, the BBBlue would go into a volcano proof enclosure.
<set_>
Balsa wood or something like that for young, old, mediocre aged persons and some silly build instructions. Anyway, I have been trying to push this out for years just do not be bored w/ life. It is your product that can do it and some extra machinery to produce specified builds. Same ole, same ole.
<set_>
But nice!
<set_>
Cheap and resilient!
<set_>
Okay...just a heads up.
<set_>
Send rations on a logo! Death Addr?
<set_>
W/ like a snake of flight!
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<trinath>
hi
<trinath>
Where can i find pcie endpoint drivers for beagle bone x15
<zmatt>
those aren't separate, they're part of linux
<zmatt>
trinath: I know absolutely nothing about pcie on the am572x, but by googling for 1 minute (which you could have done yourself) I learned that pcie endpoint support needs to be configured in the kernel config
<zmatt>
CONFIG_PCI_ENDPOINT
<trinath>
Ofcourse, configuration is required but before that, driver files should be there
<zmatt>
they're not separate driver files, they're the existing driver configured into a different mode
<trinath>
I believe generic end point drivers will wor
<trinath>
work*
<zmatt>
unless you're talking about the endpoint function driver, which aren't hardware-specific
<trinath>
Ok
<zmatt>
it looks like to implement useful functionality you need to write a custom driver anyway
<zmatt>
(or use a PCI Test Function driver, but as the name suggests it is intended just for testing purposes)
<trinath>
Beagle bone x15 has 2 pcie lanes..i dont know anything about the board. I have ls1043ardb evaluation board which acts as a Root complex and i just need pcie endpoint mode support board for testing my application
<zmatt>
you'll also need some custom hardware to even be able to connect it physically since pcie is on the expansion headers of the bbx15
<trinath>
I just want to test my application...I have no interest in the writing drivers for pcie endpoint..
<trinath>
Yes...pcie is on expansion headers, i was also searching for mating connectors
<zmatt>
I have no idea how to interpret that, I'm simply stating how pci endpoint mode appears to be implemented in linux (in general, nothing specific to the bbx15)
<zmatt>
the bbx15 is beagleboard-x15 btw, not beaglebone-x15
<zmatt>
"beaglebone" refers to the small form-factor devices
<trinath>
Ok
<zmatt>
you may also consider trying TI's Processor SDK for Linux instead of a beagleboard.org image, they seem to have official support for it and also have a guide
<trinath>
please check and let me know it is helpful or not
<zmatt>
no idea, I've never used yocto. if you want to use yocto you should probably consider using TI's Processor SDK for Linux which is officially supported by them
<zmatt>
(the beagleboard-x15 is virtually identical to the baseboard of the AM572x EVM (TMDSEVM572X) )
<zmatt>
hmm, that looks like the wrong one, hold on
<zmatt>
no it's the right one, the processor module of that
<zmatt>
this quick start guide shows the full EVM: https://www.ti.com/lit/ml/sprw281a/sprw281a.pdf you'll immediately recognize its Processor Board as being the beagleboard-x15 (or very minor revision thereof)
<zmatt>
so the am57x psdk should work fine on the bbx15
<zmatt>
if you want to use yocto
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<trinath>
Ok..
<trinath>
Thanks a lot zmatt..
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<set_>
GenTooMan: When you have time, will you please provide the dimensions of the BBBlue drillholes for connecting to bosses of an enclosure?
<set_>
Polygon?
<set_>
In the meantime, I am installing kicad. I will try one of the files on hand in the github.com repo.
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<set_>
I measured already but I need to make sure things are exact. exact.
<set_>
Okay. Things are measuing up w/ your BBBlue build on the Eagle source and my measurements. Nice!