So what happens if a cape wants to use the GPIOs that are also HDMI 
signals? 
In my case, I am toying with a cape that uses 53 GPIOs.. I had hoped that 
it's eeprom could indicate that I'm using P8_26 through P8_46 (among 
others) and I don't intend to have any HDMI going on. 
Is that not possible?  

I mean, if it's the virtual cape manager that makes capes just "work" by 
reading their eeprom, and you're saying that the Virt Cape mgr needs to be 
disabled (to also disable HDMI).. then does that mean it's pointless to 
have an eeprom on my cape? 






On Sunday, December 22, 2013 8:50:31 AM UTC-5, Gerald wrote:
>
> There are a pages in the SRM that lists those pins.
>
> Table 14 page 94 is the eMMC pins.
> Table 15 page 95 is the LCD pins.
>
> Gerald
>
>
>
>
>
> On Sun, Dec 22, 2013 at 5:29 AM, tiziano de togni 
> <[email protected]<javascript:>
> > wrote:
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>> Il 22/12/2013 08:30, Satz Klauer ha scritto:
>>
>>  Hi,
>>>
>>> I already know the pinout-listing of the BeagleBone Black but this
>>> does not seem to solve my problem. Depending on the choosen
>>> pin-mux-mode the eMMC signals can appear on different pins on P8/P9.
>>> So I need to know the real wiring, means which pins on P8/P9 are
>>> electrically connected to CPU and eMMC. Unfortunately I do not
>>> understand the wiring diagram good enough to find the answer there. So
>>> I hoped there is a pinout-listing available somewere that contains the
>>> information which of the pins are also wired to eMMC...
>>>
>>>  
>> I'm looking for the same answer, and actually I'm studying this page on 
>> the subject:
>>
>> http://derekmolloy.ie/gpios-on-the-beaglebone-black-using-
>> device-tree-overlays/
>>
>> I understand (and maybe can be wrong) that it's possible to disable the 
>> virtual cape manager referring to HDMI (video), and gain access to 
>> P8-27..P8-46 pins, but since we are using the eMMC, we can't disable it's 
>> viertual cape manager, so the pins P8-3 .. p8-6; p8-20 .. p8-25 are 
>> reserved.
>>
>> This it's true when you use the Angstrom linux delivered with the boards, 
>> don't know what happens if you install something else in your system.
>>
>> regards
>> -- 
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