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Config-pin -f gives No such file error #162
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I don't have this model, looks like it's backordered: |
So cape-universal never was loaded.. I don't have this board on hand, sorry, i can't really do anything today.. Regards, |
Hm, but uboot_overlay_options:[enable_uboot_cape_universal=1] does make a difference when i check the state of pins. So i thought it was loaded... Maybe something else instead then? |
@michieltjampens in u-boot it maps to a beaglebone black: Default Black settings: EIA: basically u-boot prints out what it is.. So yeah, it should be working, based on your /boot/uEnv.txt settings.. The only hail-marry option i can think of..
Maybe there's another older version of u-boot actually loading.. Fire up a serial port on J1 to quickly double check.. Regards, |
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Okay that's the correct u-boot, did find a documentation bug:
So it should say: UBOOT: Booted Device-Tree:[am335x-boneblack-uboot-univ.dts] so i wonder if it's a problem with config-pin? |
Hm, i've got a regular black, so tried to install the image on that one, all seemed to go fine but this appeared.
Is that normal? |
I think it is, we've got a few udev rules, but let me add "systemd-udevd" to my test farm.. http://gfnd.rcn-ee.org:81/farm/uptime/
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Oh right, console image.. let's check.. |
ps, 'config-pin -f ' doesn't exist anymore:
Currently installed version is: (c re-rewrite of a bash script..) https://github.com/beagleboard/bb.org-overlays/tree/master/tools/pmunts_muntsos The "old" bash version is: Regards, |
Using config -c gives:
So slightly different error (this is on the regular bbb). |
Please attach your file, such that i can run it locally with 'config-pin -c'.. |
Nuke these lines:
Kernel overlays are NOT supported..
Next change:
i need to disable hdmi...
weird, hdmi should disable audio... |
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Tried removing those overlay lines before posting, didnt make a difference. But didnt pay attention to those missing 0's. |
All fixed..
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P9_28/P9_31 was renamed years ago... That config only ever worked on 3.8.x based kernels... |
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Thanks a lot! Now it indeed seems to be applied. |
Oh, by using cape-universal, we throw away any chance of gpio, mem sleep, or ANY power management working.. If you think about it, every "Pinmux" possible is enable with cape-universal... Thus All usarts, all spi, all pwm, all timers, all i2c, all can, Everything is running on the core.. All cape-universal does, connects the physical pin to the pinmux connection on the peripherals. ;) If you want real power management, you need to just create your own overlay, apply it to the base tree, and boot that. Your choice, ease of use, or power management, by default we've chosen ease of use for BeagleBoard.org. Regards, |
Ok, saves me the trying to figure it out then :p |
So i've been getting
when trying to apply a config with config-pin -g .bbio. Decided to install the latest console image i found, but the result stays the same (meaning i didn't mess something up trying other stuff).
Output of version.h, only thing i changed on the uEnv is disable hdmi,audio, adc.
Is there something i forget to enable/disable/do?
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