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(19:18:19) rber@freenode: Hi
(19:18:29) rber@freenode: Which Phytec board is this?
(19:18:43) rber@freenode: Is it an eval board, or just the SOM?
(19:19:04) sahilgg: phyboard-segin-imx6ul-2
(19:19:27) rber@freenode: Segin
(19:19:37) rber@freenode: OK I have that in my zoo
(19:19:45) sahilgg: i dont know much about it. sorry i dont know eval board and som means.
(19:20:14) rber@freenode: Phytec produces SOMs - system on modules
(19:20:27) rber@freenode: And they sell them so you can put it on your own board.
(19:20:39) rber@freenode: They also sell eval boards like the Segin
(19:20:47) rber@freenode: Which contains such a SOm
(19:20:58) rber@freenode: the SOM is basically the processor/RAM/flash
(19:21:02) rber@freenode: very simplified
(19:21:23) rber@freenode: This is rather towards the lower end of the performance spectrum ;)
(19:21:26) rber@freenode: And RAM
(19:21:37) sahilgg: me copying these stuffs. will google these keywords to get overall idea
(19:21:45) rber@freenode: I think I have it booting over nfs and tftp
(19:22:17) sahilgg: yes this board is cheap like 100$ less specs 512 mb ram
(19:22:24) rber@freenode: Yep
(19:22:47) rber@freenode: The good thing about the UL is that is has very long support
(19:23:03) sahilgg: yes i will try tomorrow for booting over network
(19:23:38) rber@freenode: What software do you run on it?
(19:23:45) rber@freenode: The phytec BSP?
(19:24:27) rber@freenode: I have Linux imx6ul-phytec-segin 5.10.x kernel on it ;)
(19:24:32) rber@freenode: But it's not the Phytec BSP
(19:24:35) sahilgg: well i am using default doc of it. i type bitbake phytec-qt5demo-image
(19:24:40) rber@freenode: OK
(19:24:50) rber@freenode: Do you need graphics and qt?
(19:24:51) sahilgg: sumo version of yocto
(19:24:57) rber@freenode: all ancient stuff
(19:25:08) rber@freenode: Do you need graphics?
(19:25:47) sahilgg: no i think it would be headlesss. just python script to put it on api from plc attached to it via serial or tcp
(19:25:58) rber@freenode: So don't build this huge image
(19:26:23) rber@freenode: Hardware wise you only need the serial port and ethernet?
(19:26:56) sahilgg: yes maybe usb too i think. i guess via usb too computer can read data,right?
(19:27:26) rber@freenode: Depends on what kind it is and how you configure it.
(19:27:39) rber@freenode: Generally you could have serial or network over USB
(19:27:54) rber@freenode: Now I remember the issue.
(19:28:02) rber@freenode: There are 2 ethernet interfaces
(19:28:22) rber@freenode: And it's always fun to get those to work with the bootloader and the kernel when you want to boot over the network.
(19:28:33) sahilgg: in my machine it got only one :p  . man you are pro.
(19:28:44) rber@freenode: On the board you have 2
(19:29:10) sahilgg: oh
(19:29:32) rber@freenode: I have one in my rack and just saw it
(19:30:04) rber@freenode: it's 2 ethernet and a USB and the serial console is above it
(19:30:04) sahilgg: i am new to freenode. so next time by using username i have to sign in just via browser?. i dont wanna lose this chat
(19:30:39) rber@freenode: If you use another tool - I use pidgin it can save all your chats.
(19:31:02) rber@freenode: Let me show you something else ;)
(19:31:03) rber@freenode: Wait