17:45 | KBme> | hello. |
17:46 | KBme> | I am having a problem with to hummingboard 1.5 revision, with the integrated wireless chipset. |
17:47 | KBme> | And my issue doesn't seem to be reproducible. Sometimes, and even in some cases almose all the time, the chipset doesn't show up at all. The module is not loaded by linux and the network device doesn't show up. |
17:50 | KBme> | I'm going to update u-boot and the ti firmware but I am not very hopeful. |
19:18 | KBme> | yeah, that didn't help :( |
19:20 | KBme> | I do get |
19:20 | KBme> | [ 0.106064] tiwl_osc_reg: 3300 mV |
19:20 | KBme> | [ 0.106327] tiwl_reg: 3300 mV |
19:20 | KBme> | but that's it |
19:20 | KBme> | may be due to heat? |
19:36 | KBme> | nope |
19:37 | KBme> | jnettlet[m], an idea? |
20:52 | KBme> | lol no friggin way |
20:52 | KBme> | I found a way to reproduce |
20:52 | KBme> | hilarious |
20:53 | KBme> | if I use the reset button to reboot the machine the ti wifi interface never shows up, even after 100 reboots |
20:53 | KBme> | looool |
20:56 | KBme> | nope, just a coincidence. I managed to catch the 1 in 1000 times the device broke |
21:24 | KBme> | yeah, I found a pretty reliable way to reproduce the bug |
21:25 | KBme> | jnettlet[m], reset the machine using the button when the temperature is around 50 degrees |
21:25 | KBme> | and once it happens no number of soft reboots will bring the interface back |
21:26 | KBme> | a power-cycle (unplugging AC and replugging) does bring the interface back |
21:26 | KBme> | rabeeh, ^ |