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<ds2> is a direct FTDI cable to the PocketBeagle discouraged?
<ds2> seems to violate the do not drive pins til after power on
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<zmatt> if you connect it while the pocketbeagle is unpowered then you're probably destroying it yes
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<markand> hey there
<markand> if I remove connman, do I still keep the usb interface?
<zmatt> connman isn't actually involved in that, the usb gadget is setup by a custom boot script
<markand> okay perfect, thanks
<zmatt> I also have some notes on how to replace the entire networking mess including the boot script by systemd-networkd: https://pastebin.com/3tjj3v3R
<zmatt> though this also simplifies the usb gadget to g_ether (rndis) rather than the composite device setup by the boot script
<zmatt> (the bullseye testing images also use systemd-networkd instead of connman)
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<johanhenselmans> I read your script, what about wireless and accespoint setup?
<zmatt> wireless => wpa_supplicant can connect to a wifi network just fine on its own, and then it's just another network interface for systemd-networkd (similar to ethernet)
<zmatt> accesspoint => never really had a need for one, but pretty sure it too can be handled by wpa_supplicant + systemd-networkd
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* sicelo should find out what's the latest image for bbb and maybe flash it
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<zmatt> sicelo: latest _released_ image is still buster 2020-04-06 (https://beagleboard.org/latest-images), these are also prerelease/testing buster and bullseye images
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<Angel_Sosa> Hello, in order to change a GPIO Pin from Digital to Analog do I have to go through the DTB or can I accomplish  the change via /sysfs or through a C library?
<zmatt> Angel_Sosa: there are no pins that have both digital and analog functionality
<zmatt> the analog inputs are completely separate
<zmatt> which board are you talking about?
<Angel_Sosa> I am looking a the the Google Spreadsheet for the BeagleBoard X15 an I am failing to identify the analog pins
<zmatt> it has none
<zmatt> the AM572x SoC has no integrated ADC. the BeagleBone-AI has a separate discrete ADC to cover that functionality, but the beagleboard-X15 does not
<Angel_Sosa> Obviously if I use an ADC board along with the X15 can I  accomplish this task?
<zmatt> you can obviously connect an external ADC... preferably one which already has a driver in mainline linux
<Angel_Sosa> One more variation on my question , in order to change a GPIO Pin SPI  to I2C do I have to go through the DTB or can I accomplish the change via /sysfs or through a C library?
<zmatt> I don't know cape-universal is supported on the beagleboard-x15 in current testing images
<zmatt> (cape-universal is the name of the overlay that arranges for pins to be runtime-configurable via config-pin/sysfs)
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<Angel_Sosa> got it I will research if cape-universal is supported
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