**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Apr 02 02:59:58 2012
Apr 02 12:12:32 <stuk_gen> hi all :)
Apr 02 12:12:57 <stuk_gen> i see that the last version of angstrom toolchain have  gcc 4.6 and this have a know issue
Apr 02 12:13:36 <stuk_gen> what is the version of toolchain that have a gcc 4.4?
Apr 02 12:13:44 <stuk_gen> i can't find on the site
Apr 02 13:47:54 <saliak> I'm trying to compile a kernel module on my beaglebone with the stock angstrom distro.  I need to point the module to the source directory.  I'm new to angstrom (familiar with ubuntu).  is there an equivalent of 'apt-get install linux-source'?  I'm getting stuck at the point where i'm trying to point it to my kernel source for module compilation
Apr 02 13:56:50 <saliak> from other searching based on the compile errors I get, the issue make be that I need the kernel headers.  is there a way to get that with opkg?
Apr 02 16:58:15 <avernos>  what is the atheros firmware package name?
Apr 02 18:33:14 <formatproblem> what is the difference between u-boot.img   andu-boot-beaglebone-2011.09+git-r25.img   ?
Apr 02 18:33:22 <formatproblem> or  u-boot-beaglebone.img  ?
Apr 02 18:33:27 <formatproblem> on here http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/demo/beaglebone/
Apr 02 18:36:47 <formatproblem> anybody alive?
Apr 02 18:36:50 <formatproblem> hello?
Apr 02 18:57:44 <stfwi> Hi guys
Apr 02 18:59:50 <formatproblem> hi
Apr 02 18:59:54 <formatproblem> everyone is dead here
Apr 02 19:00:31 <stfwi> Well, busy at least
Apr 02 19:00:33 <stfwi> :)
Apr 02 19:00:49 <formatproblem> maybe:)
Apr 02 19:00:52 <stfwi> Do you want to write a kernel module as well and can't find the HAL includes? :)
Apr 02 19:01:23 <formatproblem> I am a noob in this things :)
Apr 02 19:01:37 <formatproblem> that's why I am not busy:)
Apr 02 19:02:04 <stfwi> According to Angstrom/OE I am as well. So you can't format?
Apr 02 19:02:25 <formatproblem> I formated  but there was a problem
Apr 02 19:02:34 <formatproblem> I solved by myself :),
Apr 02 19:02:44 <formatproblem> my question was what is the difference between u-boot.img   andu-boot-beaglebone-2011.09+git-r25.img   ?
Apr 02 19:02:54 <formatproblem> on here http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/demo/beaglebone/
Apr 02 19:03:10 <formatproblem> if they are same, why do they name them differently
Apr 02 19:05:30 <stfwi> That's indeed a good question. 
Apr 02 19:05:50 <stfwi> Let me see what I have there ...
Apr 02 19:06:49 <formatproblem> what board do you use?
Apr 02 19:07:08 <stfwi> I've got a beaglebone and beagleboard
Apr 02 19:08:43 <stfwi> But actually don't use them with GUI, Cloud9 etc. My intension is to get some realtime stuff running with a slim config
Apr 02 19:09:12 <formatproblem> RTOS?
Apr 02 19:09:13 <stfwi> Starterware seems a bit too basic for this ...
Apr 02 19:09:41 <formatproblem> are you going to use RTOS?
Apr 02 19:10:10 <stfwi> Depends
Apr 02 19:10:18 <stfwi> :)
Apr 02 19:10:36 <formatproblem> do you suggest me any good source that I can read more about RTOS?
Apr 02 19:10:44 <formatproblem> have you used any useful document?
Apr 02 19:10:50 <formatproblem> I need to use RTOS with beaglebone
Apr 02 19:10:59 <formatproblem> but as you notice, I am a very beginner :)
Apr 02 19:11:18 <formatproblem> I would appreciate any good suggestion to start:)
Apr 02 19:11:27 <stfwi> Well, it depends what you mean with RTOS, in general it means realtime operating syste
Apr 02 19:11:44 <formatproblem> I need to have 3 process that runs real time
Apr 02 19:11:48 <stfwi> but there is as well a platform called rtos
Apr 02 19:11:49 <formatproblem> and exchange info
Apr 02 19:12:25 <formatproblem> I also need to use wireless usb adaptor for the bone
Apr 02 19:12:36 <formatproblem> do you use any usb wireless stick for the bone/board?
Apr 02 19:13:19 <stfwi> Well, let's start with the aspect 'realtime', how hard are the conditions for this, means how accurate and frequent do your tasks have to work?
Apr 02 19:14:07 <formatproblem> actually there is no hard criteria in time
Apr 02 19:14:22 <formatproblem> there can be 1-2 second delay in the process
Apr 02 19:14:32 <formatproblem> but they should be accurate
Apr 02 19:14:52 <formatproblem> the process will always work on the board
Apr 02 19:15:32 <stfwi> Well, accurate in time means hard realtime conditions
Apr 02 19:16:14 <stfwi> I think with 1 to 2 seconds delay you probably don't need to dig into the rt stuff
Apr 02 19:17:06 <stfwi> A timer event will already do if the board does not have to do processor intensive operations
Apr 02 19:17:33 <stfwi> You can do this already with node.js
Apr 02 19:17:40 <formatproblem> it is not intensive
Apr 02 19:17:45 <stfwi> which is preinstalled
Apr 02 19:17:56 <formatproblem> I would like to do it in C or C++
Apr 02 19:18:30 <formatproblem> I formated my SD card and I plugged the card to the beaglebone and it doesnt blink
Apr 02 19:18:37 <formatproblem> the user LEDs :(
Apr 02 19:18:39 <stfwi> So, Javascript: setInterval() with function and time interval :)
Apr 02 19:18:45 <formatproblem> I restarted 10 times already
Apr 02 19:19:25 <formatproblem> is there any way to understand if the image is loaded to the SD card without any problem?
Apr 02 19:19:26 <stfwi> ok, then thread, blocked semaphore and wait with timeout
Apr 02 19:20:44 <stfwi> Did you use the img.xz or tgz?
Apr 02 19:20:52 <formatproblem> when I plug the SD card to the PC, it seems like files are fine
Apr 02 19:20:55 <formatproblem> the directories
Apr 02 19:21:22 <formatproblem> I used .bz2
Apr 02 19:21:29 <stfwi> Is the fat partition marked active (bootable)?
Apr 02 19:21:36 <formatproblem> I used the second part
Apr 02 19:21:47 <formatproblem> for loading the SD card
Apr 02 19:22:13 <formatproblem> what is the command to see it?
Apr 02 19:22:32 <stfwi> Linux or Windows? (Linux: fdisk)
Apr 02 19:22:38 <formatproblem> linux
Apr 02 19:22:45 <stfwi> (Windows: 3d party partition manager)
Apr 02 19:22:47 <stfwi> ok
Apr 02 19:23:10 <stfwi> fdisk /dev/sd?
Apr 02 19:23:49 <formatproblem> http://pastebin.com/y0MFF3ej
Apr 02 19:23:50 <stfwi> Then, let me remember, "m" for help and "a" switch active
Apr 02 19:24:08 <formatproblem> my  SD card is on /dev/mmcblk0 directory
Apr 02 19:24:11 <stfwi> Ahh I need to double check ... I always forget the frisk keys
Apr 02 19:24:15 <formatproblem> it is not on sd
Apr 02 19:24:17 <stfwi> just a second
Apr 02 19:24:19 <formatproblem> directory
Apr 02 19:24:20 <formatproblem> ok
Apr 02 19:25:36 <formatproblem> /dev/mmcblk0p1           71133      3221     67912   5% /media/boot
Apr 02 19:25:47 <formatproblem> not this one
Apr 02 19:28:36 <stfwi> The first partition should be FAT32L and marked with a * before
Apr 02 19:28:56 <formatproblem> /dev/mmcblk0p2
Apr 02 19:28:56 <formatproblem>               ext3     3676352    110432   3379168   4% /media/Angstrom
Apr 02 19:28:57 <formatproblem> /dev/mmcblk0p1
Apr 02 19:28:57 <formatproblem>               vfat       71133      3221     67912   5% /media/boot
Apr 02 19:29:03 <formatproblem> it doesnt have *
Apr 02 19:29:14 <formatproblem> it is vfat
Apr 02 19:29:19 <formatproblem> is it bad?
Apr 02 19:29:20 <stfwi> Then this might be the problem ...
Apr 02 19:29:30 <formatproblem> do you know how to make *?
Apr 02 19:29:58 <formatproblem> I followed the instruction on angstroms webpage, I dont understand why do I always have problem with the image loading :(
Apr 02 19:30:13 <stfwi> yes, frisk has an interactive mode, there you can say "m" for help and, I think "a" for switch active (bootabke)
Apr 02 19:31:15 <formatproblem> I use Gparted
Apr 02 19:31:32 <formatproblem> for the flags: boot, lba
Apr 02 19:31:43 <formatproblem> and it is FAT32
Apr 02 19:33:48 <stfwi> j.a.m. back in a few minutes
Apr 02 19:33:54 <formatproblem> ok
Apr 02 19:39:39 <formatproblem> I solved it
Apr 02 19:39:45 <formatproblem> somehow the image files name is changed
Apr 02 19:39:49 <formatproblem> so weird
Apr 02 19:39:52 <formatproblem> now it is working
Apr 02 19:39:57 <formatproblem> thanks for your time
Apr 02 19:40:16 <stfwi> Back
Apr 02 19:40:31 <stfwi> Ah, ok, that's good :)
Apr 02 19:40:55 <formatproblem> u--boot.img  files changed to u-boot.3.0.1.img   or something
Apr 02 19:41:01 <formatproblem> I did not changed anything by myself
Apr 02 19:42:19 <formatproblem> the source file that I copied was also u-boot.img  
Apr 02 19:42:20 <formatproblem> it is weird
Apr 02 19:42:20 <formatproblem> :)
Apr 02 19:42:20 <formatproblem> do you use usb wireless stick?
Apr 02 19:42:20 <formatproblem> for the beagle?
Apr 02 19:42:20 <stfwi> Nope
Apr 02 19:42:20 <formatproblem> I need to go know, thank you very much for your help
Apr 02 19:42:25 <formatproblem> I hope u will solve ur problem too :)
Apr 02 19:42:33 <formatproblem> have a good day
Apr 02 20:19:14 <stfwi> Hey guys, can someone give me a hint where I can find the HAL/RTAPI includes if I use the build system with setup-scripts?
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Apr 02 20:51:13 <stfwi> (My question was actually, Angstrom has no rtlinux features)
Apr 02 21:11:23 <billings_> I just switch to building angstrom with the layered technique from the old gumstix method. I am trying to build gstreamer-ti I have manually DL'd the ctg6000 file and copied it to sources/downloads but the recipe still fails to find it. What am I missing? Thanks
Apr 02 22:14:10 <chrisw957> python hashlib doesn't seem to work.  I've tried with both openssl and dropbear, thinking that was the problem, but no luck.
Apr 02 22:14:54 <chrisw957> http://pastebin.com/w690DmHf
Apr 02 23:40:55 <JViz> I'm having trouble getting a library to work...
Apr 02 23:41:24 <JViz> i can my program fine, but when i cross compile and deploy it, all kinds of broken happens
Apr 02 23:41:34 <JViz> *i can run my program fine
Apr 02 23:41:40 <JViz> i think i a word
Apr 02 23:43:50 <JViz> it appears to compile and link fine, and it runs
Apr 02 23:44:04 <JViz> it's just whenever it calls something from the lib, it doesn't work
Apr 02 23:44:58 <JViz> i'm trying to use the pcap library
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