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Torpedo 37xx SoM McBSP1 driver 262 0
Started by satish kumar
Hi,
Our Hardware platform is based LogicPD Torpedo 37xx SoM module running Linux kernel version 4.9.89
We want to enable and use McBSP1 for data interface.
The MCBSP1 is enabled in dts file with relevant pincntrl. Please provide information on how to use the McBSP1 driver with user application.
Best Regards,
Satish.
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25 Oct 2021 06:51 AM |
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Net-snmp update 590 0
Started by Daniel Dodge
Has anyone upgraded to a later version of net-snmp (version > 5.5)
Could anyone provide an example or particularly and net-snmp.spec
I think this is as easy as finding an updated *.gz file and then creating a hash file for it. Then just updating the *.spec file. It has been a while since I worked with Ltib so I might not be a hundred percent clear on this.
Does this cause various other libraries to need updating as well
We believe the old version of net-snmp (5...
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10 Dec 2019 10:48 AM |
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1 Replies and 1110 Views
WiFi Firmware Updates 1110 1
Started by Adam Ford
The various radios contain closed-source binary blobs maintained by TI and posted to the linux-firmware repo located:
https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware.git/
To use the latest firmware images clone the repository with:
git clone git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware.git
Navigate to the ti-connectivity directory inside the newly created linux-firmware directory. Inside, there will...
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by Adam Ford 27 Sep 2018 07:30 AM |
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17 Replies and 3053 Views
Mainstream DM37x Linux 3053 17
Started by Adam Ford
A beta BSP has been released for the DM3730 / AM3703 Torpedo and Torpedo Wireless products with mainstream Linux 4.4.x kernel. This BSP has not been fully tested, not all features on the baseboard are enabled, but it can provide a nice starting point for users wishing to have a newer kernel and libraries. This BSP uses vanilla kernel with a device tree for the Torpedo Wireless which can be modified to support the non-wireless Torpedo. Kernel 4.4 was selected because of its l...
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by William Deninger21 Aug 2018 02:51 PM |
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3 Replies and 1121 Views
null pointer exceptions in logicpd-new-productid.c 1121 3
Started by Marco Fonseca
Not sure where to report bugs, here as good as any other
The error path causes null pointer exceptions. Something like below is needed.
--- a/logicpd-new-productid.c 2018-05-23 17:38:32.678514618 -0400
b/logicp...
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by Marco Fonseca30 May 2018 11:52 AM |
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6 Replies and 1269 Views
DM37 Audio on Modern (4.4) Kernels 1269 6
Started by Adam Ford
The Audio on the baseboard is routed through the twl4030 PMIC.
When the audio driver is loaded &39;omap-twl4030 sound: twl4030-hifi 49022000.mcbsp mapping ok&39; should appear in dmesg.
In order to use the audio, the alsa packages need to be installed.
From the buildroot directory: type make menuconfig
Target Packages - > Audio and Video Applications -> alsa-utils
Leave the default options selected and add alsamixer, aplay and speaker test
Build...
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by Adam Ford30 May 2018 06:54 AM |
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by Marco Fonseca23 Apr 2018 08:25 AM |
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39 Replies and 4734 Views
Ubuntu on torpedo DM3730 4734 39
Started by Przemysław Nogieć
Hi everyone,
I've got Torpedo DM3730 wifi development kid for it and i've got guestion: it is possible to boot from SD card 'normal' Ubuntu (eg. 14.04 LTS). If it so, how a can create bootable CD card
Thanks for reply.
Regards,
Przemyslaw
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by Adam Ford06 Apr 2018 10:43 AM |
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1 Replies and 1129 Views
How to enable NEON SIMD via compiler 1129 1
Started by Erick Roane
We are using the torpedo Linux BSP v2.4.4, and arm-none-linux-gnueabi-g (Sourcery CodeBench Lite 2011.09-70) v4.6.1
We have a series of routines that perform many floating point (float) multipy and accumulate operations. We are currently using the -mfpu=vfpv3 option, but want to leverage the SIMD capabilities of the NEON core.
We are following the guidance from here:
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Cortex-A8What_is_Neon.3F
When we use the following compiler opt...
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by Adam Ford01 Feb 2018 03:38 PM |
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0 Replies and 1125 Views
Modern (4.2) Kernels and I2C1 @ 2.6MHz 1125 0
Started by Adam Ford
Users of the 4.2 kernels should consider one of two patches for the I2C1 bus. The pin muxing was not setup properly when the board was initially ported. Users trying to use the I2C1 bus at 2.6MHz should use one of the following patches:
Torpedo: https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/10184763/
SOM-LV: https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/10187657/
These patches configure the pinmux for I2C1 to disable the internal pull-up resistor and utilize t...
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29 Jan 2018 04:47 PM |
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1 Replies and 903 Views
Kernel 4.14.y WiFi Bug on Torpedo Wireless 903 1
Started by Adam Ford
People using Kernel 4.14.y from kernel.org should be aware there is a bug that misconifgures the MMC3 devices, so the WiFi driver doesn&39;t communicate properly.
A fix was later introduced, and a request has been made to back-port this driver.
In the meantime, users of 4.14 through 4.14.14 should use the patch located:
https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/10032239/
adam
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by Adam Ford29 Jan 2018 04:41 PM |
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1 Replies and 1196 Views
Craziness to think of Kernel UBIFS, UBI and MTD updates to 4.4.x 1196 1
Started by Quentin Lewis
We have a shipping product based on the Logic PD AM3517 SOM module, and our code base is built on Linux 2.6.37 which is listed as the supported Linux Kernel on the TI support page. (http://www.ti.com/tool/linuxezsdk-sitara)
There is an “Design-In Notice” published by NAND FLASH maker Macronix that notes two requirements in later major Linux releases 3.8.x and 4.4.x. to properly manage NAND FLASH issues in older releases. (see sections 5.1 and 8.2 of this document: http://www.macro...
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by Adam Ford18 Dec 2017 10:21 AM |
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8 Replies and 1729 Views
ISP1763 and mainline kernel 1729 8
Started by Marco Fonseca
Hello,
I&39;m currently trying to upgrade from the older 3.0 bsp (dm3730 torpedo wireless som) to a newer mainline supported one (4.9.18 kernel). Unfortunatly, I&39;ve just learned that its not supported by mainline.
I&39;ve seen atleast one patch to bring in the isp1763 in 2013 but it apperently didn&39;t go anywhere.
Adam, you said that some prelimiary work has been started on a bsp release based on a 4.9.x kernel Has any work been done to forwar...
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by Adam Ford08 Dec 2017 07:53 AM |
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1 Replies and 1114 Views
Hidraw and 1ms interrupt interval 1114 1
Started by Chris Keeser
We are looking for some help on succesfully acheiving a 1 ms polling rate by the kernel on a Generic HID device. When the generic HID device is attached to the system and the character device `/dev/hidraw0` is opened and read in a tight loop, the USB device interrupt endpoint is only read every 2 ms, not the requested 1 ms.
Device and configuration background:
DM3730 torpedo module using kernel 3.0.101 and BSP 2.4-4
DM-37x uname -r
3.0.101-BSP-dm37x-2.4-4
Generic HID sup...
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by Adam Ford07 Nov 2017 12:37 PM |
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6 Replies and 1303 Views
Beta DM37 BSP Based on Linux 4.4.76 Posted 1303 6
Started by Adam Ford
An updated User Guide with instructions and patches to build Linux 4.4.76 for the Torpedo Wireless have been posted to:
http://support.logicpd.com/DesktopModules/Bring2mind/DMX/Download.aspxportalid=0&EntryId=3053
The coresponding Release Notes are located: http://support.logicpd.com/DesktopModules/Bring2mind/DMX/Download.aspxportalid=0&EntryId=3128
Please note this is a beta, and not all SOM or Baseboard features may be available.
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by William Deninger02 Nov 2017 01:43 PM |
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6 Replies and 1325 Views
DM3730 use wi-fi direct 1325 6
Started by JUNGHWA LEE
I have failed to connect to WiFi mode. (station mode)
ignore_broadcast_ssid=1 failed (ap mode)
so i&39;m trying to connect to direct mode!
So I'm trying to connect to Direct mode.
So I'm trying to connect to Direct mode.So I'm trying to connect to Direct mode.So I'm trying to connect to Direct mode.So I'm trying to connect to Direct mode.So I'm trying to connect to Direct mode.So I'm trying to connect to Direct mode.
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by Adam Ford26 Jun 2017 07:20 AM |
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2 Replies and 1368 Views
temperature sensor and mainline 1368 2
Started by Marco Fonseca
I couldn&39;t find any modules that handled the temperature sensing on the torpedo som for 4.9.x mainline. I see the older kernel used omap34xx_temp.c before. Was this removed from mainline
Thanks,
Marco
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by Marco Fonseca01 May 2017 09:41 AM |
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0 Replies and 1414 Views
Linux 4.10-RC and Damage to DM37 Torpedo 1414 0
Started by Adam Ford
There was a patch to the Linux Kernel in the 4.10-RC series that appears to break the Smart Reflex. I have worked with the author of that patch and he has developed a fix.
During the course of testing, the Torpedo Wireless SOM I was using was damaged. It is unclear whether or not the damage was due to the software, but since Smartreflex is involved with setting the processor voltage, I would suggest people say clear of Kernel 4.10 -RC series until the fix has been appl...
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14 Feb 2017 01:34 PM |
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13 Replies and 3350 Views
Enable WiFi in Mainstream Linux (Torpedo Wireless) 3350 13
Started by Adam Ford
When building the kernel, make sure the following is enabled in the menuconfig:
Networking Support ---> Wireless ---> nl80211 testmode command
If not, the WiFi may not scan.
From there, you'll need to copy the NVS file from the 3.0.x kernel BSP.
The stock BSP has 3 NVS files. That driver have been modified to identify the chip type and load the corresponding driver. Since the mainline kernel does not have this feature, you'll have to manually copy the nvs file.
By ...
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by Adam Ford08 Nov 2016 11:22 AM |
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3 Replies and 1415 Views
readwrite access to NTFS formatted SD card 1415 3
Started by Rob Birkner
Hello,
I'm trying to set up our Torpedo so that we can create large files (>2GB) on an SD card formatted so that it can be read later on windows systems. It seems that a volume formatted as NTFS or exFat is needed to support that seamlessly. It looks like the BSP supports NTFS, but not exFat.
I've configured ltib to include the NTFS and NTFS rw driver(s) and formatted the SD card partition as NTFS, and can mount the partition so that it appears to be readwrite, but I still can't w...
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by Adam Ford03 Oct 2016 06:55 AM |