17:00 <set_> I am trying to understand how to use I/O with pasm and other languages here...

17:00 <set_> Here is the build: https://github.com/hzeller/beagleg

17:00 <set_> I wanted to update everything to the current specification of the BBB but...

17:00 <set_> 1. /sys/class/gpio/* is listed as a file.

17:00 <set_> 2. I do not have config-pin on my machine.

17:01 <set_> 3. I am new to the library.

17:01 <set_> So, in time and with you and your help (maybe) is how I can pursue making a darn piece of machinery (finally).

17:03 <set_> The parts are scattered and the error I receive is "Please home the machine." I cannot home the machine. The machine will not listen. Has anyone used this library or knows of its existence?

17:05 <set_> Anyway, as many of you know... I do not give up easily and I know little to nothing!

17:06 <set_> So, with that combination of experience, I set forth to conquer beagleg and call it another thing by name...

17:07 <set_> See, the funny thing is this: I can connect to a GUI/front end and get errors back on some GUIs but others do not play so well with beagleg_one.

17:08 <set_> bCNC works out-of-the-box. UGSplatform does not work and their frontend is glorious. Nice and built...

17:15 <set_> My main issues arise researching the code base and not finding fd type understandings. I found some #define type understandings and code but I have not tracked down exactly how the GPIO pins use config-pin yet.

17:15 <set_> Maybe there was a DTS a while ago for beagleg but not any longer? I do not know as of yet.

17:16 <set_> I found that CRAMPS or C-RAMPS had a DTS file for usage for calling specific pins by a naming scheme.

17:18 <set_> i.e. P9_12 and so on. So, config-pin was around then. Now, at least on my image currently, I am with the file(s) at /sys/class/gpio/gpio*.

17:19 <set_> Does any by change understand how the source uses the GPIO peripheral and allocates PRU data to/from the am335x on the BBB via pasm?

17:20 <set_> I started to install the .pdf files for pasm and I am reading the source slowly, i.e. as I would like to make a full build one day.

17:22 <set_> Anyway, I will wait until someone replies. That is all for now. Thank you and if you will read it and propose an answer one day, kudos and biscuits for breakfast!

17:27 <set_> Okay fine. I will cook the biscuits for breakfast if you help me...

17:46 <set_> I started a forum topic on what I have been describing here. If you would please, jump on in!

20:29 <indy> hi all, does work csi0/csi1 on bbai-64 i saw csi0-imx219 csi1-imx219 overlays for 5.10 but not for 6.6