Hey Everyone,
I'm a n00b so please excuse me, but I have been trying to get my BBB to
boot with no power on P9-pin 11.
Controlling them through /sys/class/export works fine but even if I write a
bash script to disable power, it still stays on for about 5 seconds before
my script runs to cut power.
So, obviously I learned bash scripts are not the way to go here.
Next, I tried exploring making the config changes in the boot loader. I've
modified beagle.c in u-boot source and commented out this entire section:
/* Set GPIO states before they are made outputs
writel(GPIO23 | GPIO10 | GPIO8 | GPIO2 | GPIO1,
&gpio6_base->setdataout);
writel(GPIO31 | GPIO29 | GPIO28 | GPIO22 | GPIO21 |
GPIO15 | GPIO14 | GPIO13 | GPIO12,
&gpio5_base->setdataout); */
/* Configure GPIOs to output
writel(~(GPIO23 | GPIO10 | GPIO8 | GPIO2 | GPIO1), &gpio6_base->oe);
writel(~(GPIO31 | GPIO29 | GPIO28 | GPIO22 | GPIO21 |
GPIO15 | GPIO14 | GPIO13 | GPIO12), &gpio5_base->oe); */
Recompiled, put MLO and u-boot.img in my /boot/uboot path but it still
doesn't seem to work.
Again, I apologize for the n00bness, but would someone that has experience
doing this kind of thing be able to at least point me in the right
direction?
are there other methods I can use in this $gpio5_base?
End goal is to be able to hook up my multimeter to pin 11 on P9, boot the
device and never see voltage, until I want it (I got that part down)
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