I did not do the hardware.
I did not have much input to the hardware or UART0 would have been brought
out
I will forward that question.
But I beleive the board is using the Octavio SIP.
Further that makes sense with what I am seeing.
Power up - power LED comes up, no other LED's.
I have
Thank you.
I know UART0 is not absolutely necescary. But unless the board "just works
perfectly" or I connect up a JTAG to trace things tediously, UART0 is
conveninet.
And I know that I can rebuild u-boot to use a different uart.
I did not design the board. I did not get hired until the
Hello,
Does anyone know how to make the Beaglebone Black into a USBTMC device?
Please note: I am not trying to control USB devices (like multimeters and
oscilloscopes) with the Beaglebone. I am trying to make a new instrument
and will use the Beaglebone as the brains of the instrument.
I
On Sat, Jan 12, 2019 at 7:33 PM Dave wrote:
>
> I am working to bring up a BBB "clone".
>
> There are two significant differences that are/may be causing problems.
>
> 1). UART0 is not accessible.
> 2). The device does not have the BeagleBoard 32K I2C eeprom.
>
> Anyone have pointers for building
Well, Dave, you might have to consult the experts who know a whole lot more
about the low level details of how the BBB boots, but I think you need to
understand the following:
1.) UART0 is not required for the BBB to boot, but when the BBB does not
boot, UART0 is the place that has the
