Thanks Robert I will look at this repository.  
Dan

On Monday, April 6, 2020 at 9:19:06 AM UTC-5, Daniel Block wrote:
>
> Can anyone give me some good web links and/or documents that would get me 
> started working with and modifying the Device Tree for both the BeagleBone 
> AI and BeagleBoard X15?  (Or probably for BeagleBone Black would also help 
> a bunch)  I have been monitoring these Beagleboard Google groups for a 
> while now and I believe I have some idea of what needs to be done but if 
> there is a "how to" out there it would save me time.  From what I have 
> gathered, it sounds like the modified device tree can be modified and 
> recompiled on the BeagleBoard X15 (or AI) itself not requiring a separate 
> cross compiling computer.  (If I need to, I can setup a cross compiling 
> system).  I come at these TI processors looking at the DSP cores first when 
> it comes to I/O and peripherals and then Linux comes second.  I am 
> switching from the OMAPL138 processor to these AM5729 processors.  Because 
> I come at these processors from the DSP end I find it much easier to 
> perform I/O and peripheral setup from Linux using dev/mem like this 
> discussion 
> https://groups.google.com/forum/#!category-topic/beagleboard/beaglebone-ai/uKoSJUQaXH4
>   
> During this time of COVID-19 shutdown I thought I could figure out how to 
> doing things the correct Linux way and device trees is the first step.    
>

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