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Hello.

I was looking at creating a BBB cape using the FlyingBone as a starting point and I see that there is a BeagleBone part that has the holes/signal definitions and then another set of headers on the board that are offset inside of the existing headers. It looks like the BeagleBone part holes are at the correct location for a set of male headers to plug into the board but I wasn't sure what the purpose of the other set of headers was. It also seems like the parts that correspond to the male pins were missing and should be aligned with the outer BB part holes (if the board was to be built by someone with the male headers soldered in place).

Chris

When I open up "FlyingBone.sch" in KiCad, I get this error: "Files not found: The following libraries could not be found: beaglebone".

Is there something wrong on my end, or is there a file missing in this project?

p.s.: Thank you very much for posting these cape design files online; I found them very useful. -- carycode

Pins B4 and B6 on unit C of the Kicad symbol for the Beaglebone are incorrectly labeled. The are shown as:

B4 = VDD_3V3EXP
B6 = VDD_5V

They should be

B4 = GPIO1_7
B6 = GPIO1_3

Hi
I insert the .livb in my kicad libraries but when i insert it in me schematic i only get a battery.
Is there something wrong i am doing ?
Thnak you.