which pin now you are using..
On Tuesday, April 14, 2015 at 8:10:13 PM UTC+5:30, Erkan Güzeler wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm using BBxM Rev C2 board and trying to read GPIO_159 that is in
expansion header. I successfully used it as output(Turn On LED and TURN OFF
LED). But I can't read
I want to read input from a switch.But I am unable to calculate gpio number
based on physical pin on expansion connector.Please help me.
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Good morning,
we are from NEOS, an Italian society operating in the environmental field.
We would be interested in buying Beaglebones black. This is just to enquire
some information:
Would it be possible to install Windows on Beaglebones black?
If so:
-Which version?
-Where could we find it?
Update:
when I set the TPS65217 to go in SLEEP mode, by setting bit 7 of reg 0x0A,
after the poweroff command the TPS65217 actually goes in sleep mode and
does not start again.
Summarizing:
a) poweroff command + ethernet cable - there is a real poweroff and the
system goes off
b) poweroff
Hi!
Are there some examples to implement some basic maths, like multiply,
divide... using PRUs?
Thanks,
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Looking at the BeagleBone's SRM, I see that the contents of the board's
EEPROM are well defined (Board ID, Version, etc). The BeagleBone Black's
SRM, doesn't say anything about the EEPROM's layout, but looking at the
contents of some of my boards, it seems to follow the same spec with a few
My apologies. I had an out-of-date SRM (A4) I have what I think is the
newest SRM (C1), and I do see that it has the table of addresses/lengths
that I was missing. I'm talking about the EEPROM onboard the BBB, not the
cape's EEPROMs.
I didn't expect that anyone is enforcing valid EEPROM's as
What sort of EEPROM layout are you looking for? The tables in the SRM show
the address and the data. Not sure what more you need.
Yes, the serial numbers could be the same, but there is code in there for
manufacturers information. We are not in the business of policing what
people do with this
Thank you for your reply and explanation.
On Tue, May 12, 2015 at 11:11 PM, Harvey White ma...@dragonworks.info
wrote:
On Tue, 12 May 2015 21:34:51 -0500, you wrote:
I trust that I might save the time of others who want to connect UART4 to
the Pi-2 UART: It is required to connect the
I have the Debian distribution of Linux. I ran lsusb and read two Buses,
001 and 002. Both are listed as root hubs. I have tried plugging in a
Dell LED mouse as well as Bluetooth dongle and even a different dongle. I
know all three USB devices are operational. The mouse did not even light
There is not an issue here. This is just Paul's opinion. He has lots of
opinions.
Gerald
On Wed, May 13, 2015 at 1:17 PM, Mikhail
mikhail.zakha...@cognitivesystems.com wrote:
Here is the relevant answer from TI:
https://e2e.ti.com/support/arm/sitara_arm/f/791/p/422733/1508580#1508580
TI
Hi,
i am working with beaglebone black with android. i am doing building
android root file system for beaglebone black. it works fine.
copying :
out/target/common/obj/JAVA_LIBRARIES/framework_intermediates/classes-jar
jar.jar
copying :
On Wed, May 13, 2015 at 2:33 PM, Larryt40 larryticha...@gmail.com wrote:
I did plug in a powered USB hub. When I did this and ran lusb I was able to
see the hub identified. Plugging in a mouse in still gets no LED to light.
What am I doing wrong?
On Wednesday, May 13, 2015 at 12:21:57 PM
Yes, it is possible to have duplicate serial numbers. I am not aware of
any SW that runs ion the board that uses that information. Every processor
has a unique ID that is better suited for tracking different boards.
Serial numbers are for manufacturing use and as it contains a manufacturers
Ok thanks for the info! I think what was confusing me is the fact that I
assumed there were many manufactures of the board, since it is open. After
more research I see that there is only one official manufacture on TI's
behalf. All others are modified and therfore not truely beagle bones or
Actually, BeagleBoard.org operates outside of TI, so we are not doing it on
their behalf per se. But yes, there is only one official one and one
Chinese clone version from Element14.
Gerald
On Wed, May 13, 2015 at 11:19 AM, Joshua DeWeese josh.dewe...@gmail.com
wrote:
Ok thanks for the info!
There is a BSP for WEC7 on the Beaglebone black. It is reported as
working, but I tried getting it working myself not more than a week ago,
and failed. I followed what little documentation I could find, exactly.
There is very limited documentation, the author does not seem to respond
much to
Oh right forgot the link: https://beaglebonebsp.codeplex.com/
DO keep in mind that there is no support for that project on this group. If
you have issues or problems with that BSP, you need to contact the author
of the project on Microsoft's site.
On Wed, May 13, 2015 at 10:09 AM, William
Here is the relevant answer from TI:
https://e2e.ti.com/support/arm/sitara_arm/f/791/p/422733/1508580#1508580
TI is suggesting that there is still a bug on BBB PCB:
Note: The BeagleBone Black should have a resistor in series with the
AM335x WARMRSTn terminal (named NRESET_INOUT on BeagleBone
I am not launching anything on my BBB what it works fine. I launch 4 client
c++ program. My BBB works nice over an hour then my BBB is halted what all
4 blue leds are not blinking. What about that problem?
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I did plug in a powered USB hub. When I did this and ran lusb I was able
to see the hub identified. Plugging in a mouse in still gets no LED to
light. What am I doing wrong?
On Wednesday, May 13, 2015 at 12:21:57 PM UTC-7, Larryt40 wrote:
I have the Debian distribution of Linux. I ran
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