**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Feb 24 02:59:58 2015 Feb 24 15:41:52 alexanderhiam : I have replied to your mail :) Feb 24 15:42:13 alexanderhiam_ ^ Feb 24 15:42:55 that's better Feb 24 15:43:27 karki: saw that, I could definitely take some captures if you send some tests my way Feb 24 15:43:47 I'm running a pretty fresh image right now so I'll need to setup pruspeak Feb 24 15:43:48 alexanderhiam : sure :) Feb 24 15:44:10 ah! I wonder how painful that'll be :( Feb 24 15:44:51 well I've done it before Feb 24 15:45:30 I haven't tried it with bone70 Feb 24 15:45:44 and people were having weird problems :p Feb 24 15:45:55 I'm running bone67 Feb 24 15:46:09 fresh, not new Feb 24 15:46:14 I was running bone47 Feb 24 15:46:22 not fresh or new :p Feb 24 15:46:33 I'll be upgrading this weekend Feb 24 15:47:04 running the install script now... Feb 24 15:48:05 * karki waits patiently Feb 24 15:48:10 karki, what module are you having issues with? Feb 24 15:48:20 not me :) Feb 24 15:48:36 A few students who were trying it on the new bone70 Feb 24 15:48:49 I'll have to check it out personally Feb 24 15:48:54 this weekend :) Feb 24 15:49:05 but they got it to run finally! Feb 24 15:49:12 okay, bone47 -> bone70 is a pretty big diff. ;) Feb 24 15:49:23 I see ;) Feb 24 15:49:40 apaar you here Feb 24 15:49:43 ? Feb 24 15:50:02 yep :) Feb 24 15:50:10 rcn-ee , apaar was the one with the problem Feb 24 15:50:31 apaar , if you would mind elaborating :) Feb 24 15:50:35 apaar, what issues where you seeing on bone70, that was workign on bone47? Feb 24 15:51:12 oh, rcn-ee, I'd love to get PyBBIO's example programs into the cloud9 workspace. Would that make sense as a step in the image builder, or should I talk to jkridner about getting that into the cloud9 source? Feb 24 15:51:53 alexanderhiam : isn't it already there? Feb 24 15:52:00 well there seems to be a inbuilt driver causing some issues,the install script does not seem to move the firmware file to the right palce and weirdly my port 6060 is being constantly used my some programme ... Feb 24 15:52:01 or was that adafruit's Feb 24 15:52:12 alexanderhiam, there's two parts of the cloud9 workspace. (i'm taknig care of the cloud9 source package) but jasonk is taking care of the bone101 which is the workspace base directory for cloud9. .;) Feb 24 15:52:15 karki: just a few of adafruit's Feb 24 15:53:10 rcn-ee: ah, for some reason I thought that was separate, thanks Feb 24 15:53:19 yup, there it is in the bone101 repo! Feb 24 15:53:24 alexanderhiam, so right here: https://github.com/beagleboard/bone101/tree/master/examples Feb 24 15:53:52 alexanderhiam, it's a modular mess. ;) plus cloud9 is moving to opensource, so i'mhaving lots of fun migrating to c9/core.. ;) Feb 24 15:54:06 right, fun Feb 24 15:54:19 (as they broke c9v3 a week before the migration... :) ) Feb 24 15:54:26 karki: do i get some more examples up and running(i though that blinking led's an pattern would be nice :) Feb 24 15:54:28 naturally Feb 24 15:55:21 apaar, which install script? is it for another module or? Feb 24 15:55:44 rcn-ee : apaar mentions it as interference with the inbuilt driver (I really don't understand what that means though) Feb 24 15:55:50 apaar : yeah you should Feb 24 15:56:06 Also see if you figure out how to use PWM Feb 24 15:56:33 well we pulled in a few formerly external modules, i wonder if maybe the external one got updated and we didn't get those changes.. Feb 24 15:56:42 rcn-ee: the install script in the pru_speak repo.... Feb 24 15:57:04 apaar : so is the problem the driver or something else...... Feb 24 15:57:17 karki: is there any sense in trying to make an hdmi compatible version of the pruspeak overlay? or would there be too few pins for it to be useful? Feb 24 15:58:13 alexanderhiam : the final idea is to let the user select (via an API) which pins he wants to use before initializing PRU Speak Feb 24 15:58:31 apaar, hum, jason was playing with that for bone67: here: https://github.com/beagleboard/linux/commits/3.8.13-bone67-pruspeak Feb 24 15:58:32 so Feb 24 15:58:50 i am not too sure if i load the module i compiled...it gives multiple errors and aborts but if i use the module inbuilt(i think somewhere in the /lib) it works Feb 24 15:59:31 I didn't even follow this! Feb 24 15:59:35 and: https://github.com/beagleboard/linux/blob/3.8/firmware/capes/BB-PRUSPEAK-00A0.dts is built-in to the kernel.. Feb 24 15:59:46 fwiw I just modprobed pruspeak on bone67 without any trouble Feb 24 15:59:55 yeah, it has bits of my driver and overlay Feb 24 16:00:17 nice :)...i knew none of this had to do it all manually Feb 24 16:00:19 so if you changed anything, you need to rename it.. (name space colosution) Feb 24 16:00:33 alexanderhiam : Thats funny, apaar had run into all sorts of errors -- took him a week to figure out Feb 24 16:01:03 so I thought there is probably some version incompatibility Feb 24 16:01:04 :p Feb 24 16:01:10 karki :http://pastebin.com/MNpEHuB8 -this is the dump file of my previous error Feb 24 16:03:35 the problem starts here : [ 115.836281] pru_speak pru_speak.12: pins are not configured from the driver Feb 24 16:03:53 untill there is as expected Feb 24 16:04:03 what did you do to get rid of the error? Feb 24 16:04:35 apaar ^ Feb 24 16:04:48 i had to load the inbuilt driver rather than using the one i compiled Feb 24 16:06:39 wait load the inbuilt driver? Feb 24 16:06:46 if it's inbuild Feb 24 16:06:50 why load? Feb 24 16:09:03 it has to be manually bought up(i use the run.sh script) but it can preloaded with th update to bone70(i think) Feb 24 16:09:17 came* Feb 24 16:14:27 bone67 has my driver inbuilt : https://github.com/beagleboard/linux/blob/3.8.13-bone67-pruspeak/drivers/remoteproc/pru_speak.c Feb 24 16:14:48 so I guess it has been compiled as a module then Feb 24 16:16:58 another option is to downgrade before that commit.. bone66 is in the repo still so: sudo apt-get install linux-image-3.8.13-bone66 ; sudo reboot Feb 24 16:18:14 well after a bit of struggling mine finally worked yesterday(got a downcall/upcall) Feb 24 16:32:23 hey Feb 24 16:42:03 Hey everybody !! Can anyone tell me how to test a BBB kernel without having a BBB ? Like on a virtual machine or something ? Can you provide me some specific links ? Feb 24 16:43:21 qemu? Feb 24 16:46:48 Yes But I just have the compiled kernel. How to get a complete iso or img file consisting of the full operating system ? Feb 24 16:49:24 kiran4399_, give this standalone *.img a shot: http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack_Debian#BBW.2FBBB_.28All_Revs.29 Feb 24 16:49:39 not sure how qemu will react to it.. ;) Feb 24 17:23:13 anyone online? Feb 24 17:26:17 nope. ;) what's your question? ;) Feb 24 17:28:16 rcn-ee: did u test the BBB usb ethernet on OS X Yosemite ? Feb 24 17:28:51 vvu, sorry nope not yet. ;) Feb 24 17:29:52 i am trying to speak with the USB Bootloader from Yosemite but cannot get the hang of these codeless kexts Feb 24 18:36:52 Abhishek_: there ? Feb 24 18:37:51 while writing to intc registers from prussdrv why are we always shifting two bits right ? Feb 24 18:37:53 pruintc_io[PRU_INTC_SIPR2_REG >> 2] = 0xFFFFFFFF; Feb 24 18:38:08 happens with each register Feb 24 18:57:53 namaste: how much do you know about the ADC? Feb 24 19:34:19 no pm. Feb 24 21:41:29 hi i am new to this organization and need little help to getting start with. Please some one tell me how to understand and start contributing? Feb 24 21:41:37 shubhangi: Could you give me a link to that line of code? Feb 24 22:00:25 shubhangi: I think it might have something to do with byte offsets / word offsets. Feb 24 22:31:16 shubhangi: how are you defining pruintc_io? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Feb 25 02:59:58 2015