**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Feb 20 02:59:59 2015 Feb 20 05:59:20 i'm Interested in the topic Feb 20 05:59:22 node-webkit based cross-platform getting-started app Feb 20 05:59:48 anyone know more about this project Feb 20 10:50:14 alexanderhiam : ping Feb 20 13:21:53 alexanderhiam: Do you have a Logitech Pro C920 webcam? Feb 20 15:05:32 rcn-ee: Do the newer kernels offer better RNDIS iperf -c speed? Feb 20 15:08:17 Abhishek_, not sure, haven't tested that... i would check the v3.14.x branch first, as we still have usb dma enabled.. Feb 20 15:08:38 k Feb 20 15:21:54 I want to work on Beaglepilot. Samy Kamkar is the potential mentor for this year as shown on http://elinux.org/BeagleBoard/GSoC/Ideas . Is this that Samy Kamkar whom I am looking for https://plus.google.com/+SamyKamkar/posts ? Feb 20 15:25:24 aneesh_, beaglepilot was last years project proposal. Feb 20 15:26:00 won't beaglepilot be there this year Feb 20 15:28:23 sidbh_ thanks Feb 20 15:30:36 It was merged to ardupilot master a few months ago. You can propose if you have ideas for further development/improvement. Feb 20 15:30:41 aneesh_, np Feb 20 15:49:19 Abhishek_: I do Feb 20 15:49:34 karki__: pong Feb 20 15:50:05 alexanderhiam : never mind, I figured it out :p Feb 20 16:42:06 alexanderhiam: does it stutter in video capture? Feb 20 16:42:30 when using in Linux, that is Feb 20 16:43:29 not that I recall, I use it on windows mostly though Feb 20 16:44:04 the cam works well in Windows, I wanted to ask about usage with Linux Feb 20 16:46:23 as far as I know it works fine for me on linux out of the box Feb 20 16:47:37 though I mainly use it for conferencing, I haven't tried recording with it Feb 20 16:50:23 Yup, the videos come out nicely in Windows, though doesn't look they come as nicely on Linux though Feb 20 16:50:43 I might be missing some configuration bits as well Feb 20 17:39:39 alexanderhiam : In PyBBIO, if the library internally applies a DTO, it removes it during cleanup, right? Feb 20 17:44:35 karki__: by default yes, but when loading an overlay you can tell it not to unload Feb 20 17:44:57 alexanderhiam : how does it unload a overlay Feb 20 17:45:04 normally we would Feb 20 17:45:12 which let's you leave pins muxed and also won't cause kernel panic trying to unload overlays for things like the ADC Feb 20 17:45:21 writes -N to slots Feb 20 17:45:27 echo -(overlay-num) > slots Feb 20 17:45:30 yeah Feb 20 17:45:44 but how does it know what the N for that overlay is? Feb 20 17:46:04 it could depend on how many overlays have been added before/after that one right? Feb 20 17:46:29 https://github.com/graycatlabs/PyBBIO/blob/master/bbio/platform/beaglebone/cape_manager.py#L26 Feb 20 17:46:41 string search Feb 20 17:46:59 oh! Feb 20 17:47:35 :p Feb 20 17:47:46 I thought of that as the last resort Feb 20 17:48:00 I believed there would be a more sophisticated method Feb 20 17:48:28 not that I know of Feb 20 17:48:49 that's the nature of sysfs interfaces Feb 20 17:49:11 oh well! Feb 20 17:49:18 thanks alexanderhiam :) Feb 20 17:49:41 np Feb 20 17:51:54 alexanderhiam : I liked how you used load in unload ;) Feb 20 17:52:46 :P Feb 20 18:16:52 alexanderhiam : oh, one more thing..... In case the overlay was not able to be loaded (due to a pin clash), how the the PyBBIO know? Feb 20 18:17:03 I couldn't see any logic handling that Feb 20 18:17:46 probably you smartly don't allow such a condition to happen in the first place (like take care of conflicts by not letting the user mux certain pins in certain ways) Feb 20 18:17:56 ^ my guess Feb 20 18:18:53 writing the file throws an exception in that case, so it's up to the code calling load() to decide if that's a catastrophic exception or if it's a case where it'll still work Feb 20 18:21:13 oh Feb 20 18:21:20 didn't know that! Feb 20 18:21:24 ok :) Feb 20 22:00:54 interested in gsoc project node-webkit based cross-platform getting-started app **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Feb 21 02:59:59 2015