I use uio_pruss; I am not at all familiar with remoteproc + rpmsg for
the pru (have never even seen any doc on it). I strongly prefer systemd
to init. My largest concern is the device trees overlays (for uio_pruss
and pinmux); if they work, then I think I can get SPIs going. I just got
a BBB running on 8.2 (had a problem with the leds going out rather than
all on when flashing finished). Am able to talk through USB. Can't run
scite yet; probably need to work on x-windows.
On 15-12-15 03:55 PM, William Hermans wrote:
What I personally use, and this is not for a production system per se
is Wheezy 7.8. Once that image is installed, I then upgrade to a newer
4.1.x kernel, and that's where I've been happy lately. I do a lot of
personal testing of various hardware modules, etc, and have found this
setup mostly solid.
Do you know if you're going to use uio_pruss, or remoteproc + rpmsg
for the PRU ? The SPI stuff, I'd have to let someone else comment on.
No personal hands on yet.
On Tue, Dec 15, 2015 at 1:49 PM, William Hermans <yyrk...@gmail.com
<mailto:yyrk...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Both will work, however you have to answer this question for
yourself. Would you prefer to use systemd, or init as an init
daemon ? Debian 8.x is Jessie, and will have newer packages. 7.x
is Wheezy, and will have older packages, but also has been "proven".
On Tue, Dec 15, 2015 at 1:45 PM, Bit Pusher
<ken.w.mar...@gmail.com <mailto:ken.w.mar...@gmail.com>> wrote:
I'm starting to update from an outdated image and to be clean
am planning on starting from scratch with a newly flashed image.
On http://beagleboard.org/latest-images there are two possible
Debian images from Nov. 12'th, Wheezy 7.9 and Jessie 8.2. It
is not clear
which image I should use. I'm using the PRU and SPI1 (which
also previously required SPI0 to be loaded) and many python
modules. I load the PRU, SPI0 and SPI1
using three device tree overlays. Could someone recommend
which image to use? Thanks and appreciated.
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