00:23 <Guest42> hi

11:37 <Guest62> Hi

11:37 <Guest62> we are using Part Number IS43TR16512B-125KBLI

11:37 <Guest62> and interfacing with AM3358 Processor

11:37 <Guest62> Looking for Configuration File

11:38 <Guest62> Please do the needful

12:20 <Guest62> HELLO

17:25 <CodeAgain> Hello

17:30 <CodeAgain> I have a beaglebone black rec C with me, and I am failing to find out how to "map" GPIO lines to actual pins in the board... Miserably, apparently, LOL... For instance, I am right now setting in the GPIO1 (/dev/gpiochip1) the lines 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 15, 29, which are supposed to be mapped (in the default config) to P8 pins 24, 5, 6,

17:30 <CodeAgain> 23, 22, 3, 4, 12, 11, 16, 15 and 26 respectively (if I understood correctly)

17:31 <CodeAgain> However, well, that's not happening LOL

17:35 <CodeAgain> Or... Perhaps it's some poor wire connection in my protoboard

17:36 <CodeAgain> Never mind... The pins are reading now that I put my multimeter directly into them rather than through the wires LOL

23:00 <zmatt> CodeAgain: heh, yeah a broken wire has great potential for causing confusion

23:00 <zmatt> CodeAgain: for future reference, if you're in doubt whether you're controlling the right gpio, my show-pins utility may be of use: https://github.com/mvduin/bbb-pin-utils/tree/master#readme

23:02 <zmatt> I also have a spreadsheet whose P9 and P8 tabs give a concise but detailed overview of the BBB expansion header pins: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CK5c-Cs8G1RtzGo-J3VJsD9m5K-fp06AncgeYWsdjSU/view#gid=1847985463

23:02 <zmatt> (short link: https://goo.gl/Jkcg0w#gid=1847985463 )