**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Aug 12 02:59:59 2015
Aug 12 07:31:17 <rohith> imuguruza: ping
Aug 12 07:35:29 <rohith> There is a problem while executing APMsubmarine.elf
Aug 12 07:35:45 <rohith> ./APMsubmarine.elf: /lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.15' not found (required by ./APMsubmarine.elf)
Aug 12 07:36:15 <rohith> The version of libc6 on the image is 2.13-38+deb7u1
Aug 12 07:36:27 <rohith> imuguruza: ^
Aug 12 07:40:48 <imuguruza> uhmm
Aug 12 07:41:05 <imuguruza> which cross-compiler have you have used?
Aug 12 07:41:25 <rohith> gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf
Aug 12 07:41:32 <imuguruza> but which version?
Aug 12 07:41:41 <rohith> 4.8
Aug 12 07:42:05 <rohith> The default version in Ubuntu 14.04 repositories
Aug 12 07:43:08 <rohith> imuguruza: ^
Aug 12 07:43:18 <imuguruza> i'm checking which one I haev
Aug 12 07:43:25 <rohith> Okay
Aug 12 07:43:35 <imuguruza> I also have that one
Aug 12 07:43:47 <imuguruza> how have you compile it?
Aug 12 07:43:49 <imuguruza> make pxf?
Aug 12 07:44:00 <imuguruza> or make linux?
Aug 12 07:44:00 <rohith> Maybe Debian Jessie will have a newer version?
Aug 12 07:44:05 <rohith> make pxf
Aug 12 07:44:17 <imuguruza> no 'cause I use 12.04
Aug 12 07:44:29 <rohith> Okay
Aug 12 07:44:58 <imuguruza> no I use to use 12.04, now I have 14.04
Aug 12 07:45:12 <imuguruza> I will have a look
Aug 12 07:45:57 <rohith> imuguruza: The debian wheezy image has libc6 version 2.13
Aug 12 07:47:00 <rohith> But debian jessie has version 2.19
Aug 12 07:47:39 <rohith> and Ubuntu 14.04 also has version 2.19
Aug 12 07:50:03 <imuguruza> wait a bit please
Aug 12 07:50:10 <rohith> Sure
Aug 12 07:50:39 <imuguruza> compiling...
Aug 12 07:50:50 <imuguruza> and I'm flashing a fresh BBB
Aug 12 07:50:57 <imuguruza> so I need some time
Aug 12 07:51:14 <rohith> imuguruza: Okay. Will wait.
Aug 12 07:51:17 <imuguruza> I'll come back to you as soon as as possible
Aug 12 07:51:40 <rohith> imuguruza: Thanks!
Aug 12 07:52:00 <imuguruza> no worries! The code has compiled OK
Aug 12 07:53:34 <rohith> The code compiles properly but does not execute on the debian wheezy image that was pre-installed on the Erle Brain
Aug 12 08:18:35 <imuguruza> ok, I'm seeign the same problem
Aug 12 08:18:46 <imuguruza> it might be due to headers?
Aug 12 08:18:56 <imuguruza> have you forgotten adding any?
Aug 12 08:19:04 <rohith> imuguruza: The libc6 version is old
Aug 12 08:19:20 <rohith> on the Debian Wheezy image
Aug 12 08:20:06 <rohith> imuguruza: What is the output of 'dpkg -l | grep libc6'?
Aug 12 08:20:30 <imuguruza> is also 2.13
Aug 12 08:20:57 <rohith> Yes. The APMsubmarine requires 2.15+
Aug 12 08:21:39 <imuguruza> in that case
Aug 12 08:21:57 <imuguruza> plug ethernet to Erle-Brain an update the library
Aug 12 08:22:07 <rohith> imuguruza: I have a class to attend. Will be back in an hour...
Aug 12 08:22:11 <imuguruza> ok
Aug 12 08:22:40 <imuguruza> so i would suggest updating that library in Erle-Brain
Aug 12 08:23:00 <rohith> Okay
Aug 12 09:03:55 <vvu> jkridner: received the email which you sent....nothing seems up to date with the chrome usb
Aug 12 09:30:21 <rohith> imuguruza: ping
Aug 12 09:30:48 <imuguruza> rohith: pong
Aug 12 09:31:17 <rohith> It seems that the latest version of libc6 in the wheezy repositories is 2.13
Aug 12 09:32:08 <rohith> https://packages.debian.org/wheezy/libc6
Aug 12 09:34:55 <rohith> imuguruza: What should I do?
Aug 12 09:35:15 <imuguruza> do you have a SD?
Aug 12 09:35:20 <rohith> Yes
Aug 12 09:35:35 <imuguruza> you could try using Snappy Ubuntu Core
Aug 12 09:35:47 <imuguruza> that has v2.21
Aug 12 09:35:54 <rohith> Okay. Link to the image file?
Aug 12 09:37:33 <imuguruza> chrome://mega/content/secure.html#!bNFiFCzY!r06g96-mYsllv7CKcDPIJppPiLWwaElqTCxkNkgyIA8
Aug 12 09:37:43 <imuguruza> not that one
Aug 12 09:37:54 <imuguruza> https://mega.co.nz/#!bNFiFCzY!r06g96-mYsllv7CKcDPIJppPiLWwaElqTCxkNkgyIA8
Aug 12 09:37:57 <imuguruza> this one
Aug 12 09:38:07 <imuguruza> http://erlerobotics.com/blog/updating-the-software/
Aug 12 09:38:12 <imuguruza> here you have more info
Aug 12 09:38:20 <imuguruza> flash a SD with that image
Aug 12 09:38:30 <rohith> imuguruza: Thanks! I will try with this image.
Aug 12 09:39:10 <imuguruza> and insert it into Erle-Brain SD slot
Aug 12 09:39:28 <imuguruza> notice that the file system is different from Debian
Aug 12 09:39:56 <rohith> imuguruza: Don't we have to press a button on the BBB to boot from the microSD slot?
Aug 12 09:39:57 <imuguruza> you should copy APMsubmarine.elf into /home/ubuntu
Aug 12 09:40:14 <imuguruza> nope, this image is bootable from SD
Aug 12 09:40:20 <imuguruza> like RPi
Aug 12 09:40:30 <rohith> Okay.
Aug 12 09:40:41 <imuguruza> you'll need to use `sudo`in order to execute the -elf
Aug 12 09:40:47 <imuguruza> * .elf
Aug 12 09:41:24 <imuguruza> and also notice that the user to ssh this image is ubuntu
Aug 12 09:41:28 <imuguruza> instead of root
Aug 12 09:41:39 <rohith> Okay. So 'sudo ./APMsubmarine.elf'
Aug 12 09:41:50 <imuguruza> so you have coonect using `ssh ubuntu@192.168.7.2`command
Aug 12 09:42:02 <imuguruza> and the password is also `ubuntu`
Aug 12 09:42:23 <rohith> Okay
Aug 12 09:49:56 <imuguruza> I have checked that in Snappy works
Aug 12 09:50:22 <imuguruza> so you should be able to continue working using this image rohith
Aug 12 09:50:37 <imuguruza> rohith:
Aug 12 09:50:41 <rohith> imuguruza: Yes
Aug 12 09:50:46 <imuguruza> grat
Aug 12 09:50:49 <imuguruza> * great
Aug 12 09:51:07 <rohith> I'll try the image and let you know
Aug 12 09:51:28 <imuguruza> ok
Aug 12 09:52:01 <rohith> imuguruza: Oh. You've tried it on the image.
Aug 12 09:52:13 <imuguruza> yes
Aug 12 09:52:16 <rohith> Thanks!
Aug 12 12:30:12 <Abhishek__> Morning
Aug 12 13:15:52 <neem0> G'morning
Aug 12 13:20:35 <neem0> nerdboy: MPU9250 patched up and tested, ready for general circulation -> https://github.com/nvisnjic/PyBBIO/blob/master/bbio/libraries/MPU9250/MPU9250.py
Aug 12 13:21:45 <neem0> alexanderhiam -> also, there's a pull request, so ready to fix stuff to fit with PyBBIO https://github.com/graycatlabs/PyBBIO/pull/82
Aug 12 13:24:11 <neem0> I'll push the API stuff in a sec
Aug 12 13:29:31 <Abhishek__> So, these are the second last reports being sent today.
Aug 12 13:32:43 <rohith> imuguruza: How do I make APMsubmarine.elf execute at startup
Aug 12 13:32:59 <rohith> ArduCopter.elf starts by default
Aug 12 13:33:35 <rohith> I had a look at /etc/init.d/ but couldn't find the script
Aug 12 13:35:27 <rohith> vmayoral: ping
Aug 12 13:37:24 <imuguruz_> rohith:
Aug 12 13:37:40 <imuguruz_> first you should kill ArduCopter proccess
Aug 12 13:37:57 <imuguruz_> systemctl stop copter.service
Aug 12 13:38:21 <imuguruz_> then execute: sudo ./APMsubmarine
Aug 12 13:38:24 <rohith> imuguruz_: Oh. This image has systemd as the init
Aug 12 13:38:42 <rohith> I was looking in the wrong place :P
Aug 12 13:38:43 <imuguruz_> if you want to launch it by default
Aug 12 13:38:57 <imuguruz_> you have to create a "snap" (app)
Aug 12 13:40:01 <imuguruz_> http://erlerobotics.com/files/manuals/App_store.pdf
Aug 12 13:40:08 <imuguruz_> http://erlerobotics.com/blog/whitepapers/
Aug 12 13:40:15 <imuguruz_> you have here some info about that
Aug 12 13:40:20 <imuguruz_> rohith:
Aug 12 13:40:39 <rohith> imuguruz_: Okay. I'll go through it. Thanks!
Aug 12 13:41:07 <imuguruz_> have you stopped ArduCopter and launch APMsubmarine??
Aug 12 13:41:23 <rohith> I have stopped ArduCopter.elf
Aug 12 13:43:46 <rohith> imuguruz_: I have run `sudo ./APMsubmarine.elf` and it starts executing but APM Planner doesn't detect a connection
Aug 12 13:44:11 <neem0> Abhishek__: should be two more updates, though next week is soft pencils down
Aug 12 13:44:29 <neem0> also, I'll be a bit laggy today since Im on mobile
Aug 12 13:45:35 <imuguruz_> rohith: it's a good step!
Aug 12 13:45:45 <imuguruz_> rohith: keep pushing
Aug 12 13:46:25 <rohith> imuguruz_: I have verified that the process is running by `ps -e`
Aug 12 13:46:38 <imuguruz_> ok
Aug 12 14:14:23 <rohith> imuguruza: I can't seem to get APM planner to detect the Erle Brain
Aug 12 14:15:08 <imuguruza> that's 'cause you're not launching APMsubmarine with the option -A
Aug 12 14:15:34 <rohith> imuguruza: What is that option used for?
Aug 12 14:15:55 <imuguruza> you have to launch it in the next way: `sudo ./APMsubmarine.elf -A udp:127.0.0.1:6001
Aug 12 14:16:21 <imuguruza> determines the connection port
Aug 12 14:16:44 <imuguruza> this way, you use the bridge that Erle-Brain has in Snappy
Aug 12 14:16:48 <rohith> imuguruza: Great. It works now. Thanks!
Aug 12 14:16:53 <Abhishek__> neem0: Yep, so one report before soft-pencils down
Aug 12 14:17:06 <imuguruza> rohith: can you see it in APM?
Aug 12 14:17:17 <rohith> imuguruza: Yes
Aug 12 14:17:49 <rohith> MAV type also shows up as Submarine
Aug 12 14:18:04 <imuguruza> great, as far as I can see, manual mode is not yet implemented, right?
Aug 12 14:18:14 <imuguruza> rohith: good to hear that
Aug 12 14:18:41 <rohith> Not yet. Will be adding more features after GSoC too.
Aug 12 14:19:16 <imuguruza> ok
Aug 12 14:19:19 <rohith> imuguruza: Wanted to get the basic structure in place.
Aug 12 14:19:27 <imuguruza> ok
Aug 12 14:19:50 <rohith> The IMU works and the Flight Display also shows the changes
Aug 12 14:20:14 <imuguruza> nice
Aug 12 14:20:55 <Abhishek__> hi jkridner|desktop
Aug 12 14:21:40 <jkridner> Abhishek__: getting you a BBG isn't as urgent to me as getting a final release software image for BBG. ;-)
Aug 12 14:22:27 <Abhishek__> I'm waiting. Hope to see the release soon :)
Aug 12 14:22:39 <jkridner> Abhishek__: I will do an e-mail to introduce you to Zoe though.
Aug 12 14:27:47 <jkridner> Abhishek__: done.
Aug 12 14:27:57 <jkridner> Abhishek__: sorry for putting you off so long. hope you understand.
Aug 12 14:29:03 <Abhishek__> thank you very much jkridner.
Aug 12 14:29:15 <Abhishek__> :-)
Aug 12 14:31:13 <vvu> morning!
Aug 12 14:32:22 <jkridner> arianepaola: lots of stuff you are working on according to the report today, but do you have any commits or PRs?
Aug 12 15:12:27 <mr_science> jkridner: don't suppose you want to add my alter-nick to the other channel?
Aug 12 15:13:10 <mr_science> apparently identify-ing isn't good enough...
Aug 12 15:16:58 <jkridner> yeah, you need a /invite.
Aug 12 15:17:52 <Abhishek__> jkridner: Looks like Abhishek_ is taken, please send an invite to Abhishek__ as well
Aug 12 15:25:01 <Abhishek__> 40 minutes now
Aug 12 15:34:48 <_av500_> aloha
Aug 12 15:34:52 <_av500_> 30 min to go
Aug 12 15:41:36 <Abhishek__> shubhangi: How's the documentation coming up?
Aug 12 15:43:35 <shubhangi> Abhishek__: This week i focused more on completing the code along with proper commenting
Aug 12 15:54:43 <_av500_> 5 min to 5 min to go
Aug 12 15:55:05 <Abhishek__> go-ception
Aug 12 16:00:54 <_av500_> 5 min
Aug 12 16:01:53 <Abhishek__> I see all 8 are here.
Aug 12 16:02:23 <arianepaola> hi
Aug 12 16:02:42 <shubhangi> Hey
Aug 12 16:02:56 * mr_science resorts to phone->bluetooth speaker...
Aug 12 16:03:25 <Neem0_M> Ello
Aug 12 16:03:25 <ds2> Meow
Aug 12 16:03:37 <apaar> hello :)
Aug 12 16:03:43 <ankur> hi
Aug 12 16:03:56 <alexanderhiam> howdy
Aug 12 16:04:08 <rohith> allo
Aug 12 16:04:33 <Abhishek__> ebadawy and azizulhakim
Aug 12 16:04:39 <azizulhakim> here
Aug 12 16:04:42 <ebadawy> here
Aug 12 16:04:50 <_av500_> brilliant
Aug 12 16:04:55 <_av500_> lets start :)
Aug 12 16:04:58 <_av500_> 1) Welcome everybody
Aug 12 16:04:59 <DiegoTc> :)
Aug 12 16:05:05 <shubhangi> :)
Aug 12 16:05:09 <shubhangi> Hey
Aug 12 16:05:45 <_av500_> arianepaola: shubhangi Neem0_M apaar ankur rohith azizulhakim ebadawy
Aug 12 16:05:48 <_av500_> thats 8
Aug 12 16:05:55 <ebadawy> yep
Aug 12 16:06:10 <Neem0_M> Roger
Aug 12 16:06:16 <_av500_> sec
Aug 12 16:06:36 <mr_science> over
Aug 12 16:06:55 * DiegoTc will be back in 2 minutes
Aug 12 16:07:04 <_av500_> todays reports are ankur and ebadawy
Aug 12 16:07:15 <_av500_> thus completing the 2nd cycle
Aug 12 16:07:19 <_av500_> but thats later
Aug 12 16:07:24 <_av500_> 2) URGENT issues
Aug 12 16:07:27 <_av500_> (if any)
Aug 12 16:07:32 <_av500_> time is of the essence
Aug 12 16:07:42 <_av500_> pencils down is soon
Aug 12 16:08:16 <shubhangi> No code after pencils down ?
Aug 12 16:08:27 <shubhangi> Strictly ?
Aug 12 16:08:36 <_av500_> well, aug 17th is "soft" pencils down
Aug 12 16:08:51 <rohith> I dont think so. After 21 that is
Aug 12 16:08:51 <Neem0_M> All green,  though time is right
Aug 12 16:08:54 <_av500_> so if you commit code "softly" it should be ok
Aug 12 16:09:08 <_av500_> aug 21st is "hard"
Aug 12 16:09:11 <Neem0_M> Tight
Aug 12 16:09:12 <_av500_> aka "over"
Aug 12 16:09:16 <_av500_> aka "The end"
Aug 12 16:09:34 <shubhangi> ok
Aug 12 16:09:36 <_av500_> sure you can commit more, but its not part of gsoc 2015 any more
Aug 12 16:10:23 <azizulhakim> _av500_: sent you mail about the bandwidth issue. I couldn't get more raw speed. so if there is any suggestion.
Aug 12 16:10:40 <_av500_> azizulhakim: yes, that puzzzles mre
Aug 12 16:10:48 <_av500_> I am used to get 20B/s over MUSB
Aug 12 16:10:59 <_av500_> so at least 10 should be there
Aug 12 16:11:15 <_av500_> what is the other side you tested with?
Aug 12 16:11:38 <azizulhakim> I tried on Nexus 7 and some other USB stick
Aug 12 16:11:52 <azizulhakim> On USB stick it was like 6MB/s
Aug 12 16:11:59 <azizulhakim> on Nexu around 3.5
Aug 12 16:12:14 <_av500_> hmm, ok
Aug 12 16:12:38 <_av500_> if you get only 6MB/s for a usb stick, I blame the BBB it self
Aug 12 16:13:01 <_av500_> but back to the agenda
Aug 12 16:13:12 <_av500_> if you have last minute blockers, please speak up
Aug 12 16:13:36 <_av500_> if not, please give me a thumbs up
Aug 12 16:13:42 <shubhangi> I guess no
Aug 12 16:13:47 <arianepaola> thumbs up :-)
Aug 12 16:13:47 <apaar> nope
Aug 12 16:13:47 <jkridner> blockers include any lack of understanding the expectations of your mentors to give a *pass*
Aug 12 16:13:53 <ankur> nope
Aug 12 16:13:59 <Neem0_M> Green
Aug 12 16:14:01 <ds2> azizulhakim: what kind of endpoint are you using for this test?
Aug 12 16:14:18 <jkridner> also, if any lingering bugs are about, now is the time to panic. :-)
Aug 12 16:14:21 <azizulhakim> bulk endpoint
Aug 12 16:14:33 <ebadawy> jkridner: does the design issue that I am faceing now considred a blocker?
Aug 12 16:14:44 <mr_science> as in compile trouble, etc...
Aug 12 16:14:59 <ds2> azizulhakim: can you confirm you have it running as a HS device?
Aug 12 16:15:28 <DiegoTc> _av500_: ebadawy is almost complete, what it's missing is working on the new home page.I think this is something jkridner will need to explain better, I still don't get him well his idea about it and know ebadawy is having the same issue
Aug 12 16:15:46 <_av500_> DiegoTc: unerstoof
Aug 12 16:15:51 <_av500_> understood
Aug 12 16:16:01 <_av500_> DiegoTc: ebadawy jkridner : pls resolve that after this meeting
Aug 12 16:16:18 <ebadawy> please +1
Aug 12 16:16:21 <_av500_> ds2: FS would be only 12 Mbit/s
Aug 12 16:16:22 <jkridner> ebadawy: yes, if you don't know how to drive the design to closure.  will do _av500_
Aug 12 16:16:28 <_av500_> thx
Aug 12 16:17:01 <ds2> _av500_:  yes. but it doesn't hurt to check
Aug 12 16:17:37 * mr_science tries to think of a fun definition for "unerstoof"
Aug 12 16:18:17 <_av500_> +1
Aug 12 16:18:49 <azizulhakim> ds2: you mean running BB as HS device? Not sure how to do that
Aug 12 16:20:19 <ds2> azizulhakim: on the host end, look at lsusb -v for the BB... one of the entries would id it as a HS/FS/etc device
Aug 12 16:20:38 <_av500_> ds2: the BB is host
Aug 12 16:21:33 <mr_science> you don't mean gadget interface, do you?
Aug 12 16:21:45 <_av500_> no
Aug 12 16:21:47 <_av500_> the BB is host
Aug 12 16:21:50 <_av500_> in this setup
Aug 12 16:22:00 <_av500_> the android device is device
Aug 12 16:22:26 <mr_science> isn't there a special cable for that?
Aug 12 16:22:38 <mr_science> or is that the other way 'round...
Aug 12 16:22:47 <_av500_> no need for that
Aug 12 16:22:52 <jkridner> mr_science: phones come with target connections...
Aug 12 16:22:53 <_av500_> USB-A on BB, micro USB on android
Aug 12 16:23:09 <jkridner> mr_science: ADK uses BeagleBone or other accessory as a USB *host*
Aug 12 16:23:21 <mr_science> OTG cable is what i'm thinking of...
Aug 12 16:23:30 <ds2> if i get time, I'll run some tests
Aug 12 16:23:31 <jkridner> mr_science: replaces the computer in the sync picture.
Aug 12 16:23:39 <jkridner> mr_science: doesn't use OTG.
Aug 12 16:23:43 <mr_science> yeah, i had no luck with ADK last i tried...
Aug 12 16:24:13 <jkridner> mr_science: ADK has the device (host) come and check the phone (target) for stuff to do.
Aug 12 16:24:18 <mr_science> too many versions of the stupid google stack floating around...\
Aug 12 16:24:52 <mr_science> yeah, it was a year ago or so...  too long in nerdboy years i think
Aug 12 16:25:26 <mr_science> i assume this is documented/committed?
Aug 12 16:25:44 * mr_science hasn't looked at other stuff much
Aug 12 16:25:59 <_av500_> ok, lets move on
Aug 12 16:26:11 <_av500_> 3) 15 minute of fame reports
Aug 12 16:26:27 <_av500_> ankur: you're up
Aug 12 16:26:51 <ankur> yes
Aug 12 16:27:40 <ankur> So, till mid term I had created APIs for GPIO, PWM, ADC, I2C and SPI and developed some demo android apps for the same
Aug 12 16:28:22 <ankur> after the mid term I have created native API for CAN, UART and USB and android apps for them
Aug 12 16:28:56 <ankur> for CAN I have used socket programming.
Aug 12 16:29:45 <ankur> There was a problem while reading from CAN devices. But hendersa suggested to use read with timeout and it solved the issue
Aug 12 16:30:09 <ankur> in CAN I use vcan virtual can for the demostration
Aug 12 16:30:37 <mr_science> try testing it on your car?
Aug 12 16:30:46 <ankur> there was a issue with CAN that some kernel modules were not enable so I had to enable them
Aug 12 16:31:04 <ankur> https://github.com/ankurayadav/bbbandroidHAL/issues/3
Aug 12 16:31:29 <ankur> mr_science: I will try if time permits. But it should work fine.
Aug 12 16:32:05 <ankur> for UART I used two beagles
Aug 12 16:32:16 <ankur> for communication
Aug 12 16:32:32 <ankur> it use simple read write system calls for the communication
Aug 12 16:32:56 <ankur> for USB I used libusb.
Aug 12 16:33:40 <ankur> libusb has large number of API and I cannot use all of it for the demostration
Aug 12 16:33:59 <ds2> hmmm? isn't there an app that does the USB version already?
Aug 12 16:34:51 <anujdeshpande> ds2: that app is for an android phone to connect to the bbb afaik. this is android running on the bbb and accessing the usb
Aug 12 16:34:57 <ankur> ds2: BBBAndroid image does not include USB Manager that are by default provided by google
Aug 12 16:35:16 <ankur> so, the easiest way would be to use libusb
Aug 12 16:35:27 <ankur> otherwise we need to recompile the code
Aug 12 16:35:48 <ankur> If in future it is included then that can be done
Aug 12 16:36:21 <ds2> ankur: gotit
Aug 12 16:36:48 <ankur> so I have made a demo android app that can list all the usb devices attached with beagle
Aug 12 16:37:08 <ankur> other APIs of libusb could be used in similar fashion.
Aug 12 16:37:38 <ankur> for documentation I have used doxygen. It is hosted in gh-pages
Aug 12 16:37:58 <ankur> http://ankurayadav.github.io/bbbandroidHAL/files.html
Aug 12 16:38:23 <ankur> I am working on wiki that will include some small examples for each api.
Aug 12 16:38:29 <ankur> https://github.com/ankurayadav/bbbandroidHAL/wiki
Aug 12 16:38:48 <ankur> I have already made video for demonstration of all the apps
Aug 12 16:39:17 <ankur> any questions?
Aug 12 16:40:12 <mr_science> doxygen +1
Aug 12 16:40:23 <ankur> link to videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3A9nzUyZhK0&list=PLDNV7JsQ-z7qSjSL-pHxOOhNqTjHKsa9R
Aug 12 16:40:36 <_av500_> ankur: very nice
Aug 12 16:40:41 <_av500_> +1 for video
Aug 12 16:41:12 <ankur> hendersa: has told me to make a final video with brief description about all the API usage
Aug 12 16:41:25 <ankur> so I will do it this will
Aug 12 16:41:37 <jkridner> ankur: thank you very much for the video!
Aug 12 16:42:07 <ankur> thanks _av500_ jkridner
Aug 12 16:42:25 <ankur> that is all from me.
Aug 12 16:42:28 <ankur> any questions?
Aug 12 16:44:09 <ankur> and also links to the repo: native API code: https://github.com/ankurayadav/bbbandroidHAL/
Aug 12 16:44:21 <ankur> and demo apps code: https://github.com/ankurayadav/demoapps-bbbandroid
Aug 12 16:44:44 * mr_science will test it after this proposal sprint
Aug 12 16:45:03 <_av500_> ankur: thanks for the report
Aug 12 16:45:15 <_av500_> ebadawy: you are go for the next 15min
Aug 12 16:45:28 <ebadawy> ok
Aug 12 16:45:45 <ebadawy> So in brief about project that I am working on and to recap what I said last time
Aug 12 16:46:17 <ebadawy> Bone101 is a platform let you create tutorials for BBB using gists and share it with others
Aug 12 16:46:33 <ebadawy> or fork/edit existing tutorial if you like
Aug 12 16:46:58 <ebadawy> http://ehab93.github.io/bone101/Support/BoneScript/demo_blinkled/
Aug 12 16:47:21 <ebadawy> this is a bone101 tutorial, if you loged in you will notice that you can fork it and make you edits
Aug 12 16:48:03 <ebadawy> my work before midterm was focusing on fix all bugs and make the closed cycle complete
Aug 12 16:48:17 <ebadawy> I think this cycle is complete now
Aug 12 16:48:51 <ebadawy> for BBUI was working on migrating its functionality form the original code but found that it was talking me more time than planed
Aug 12 16:49:03 <ebadawy> bbui original code: https://github.com/jadonk/Beaglebone-UI
Aug 12 16:49:51 <ebadawy> jkridner suggested that I should foucs on making his rewrite to be in bonecard layout
Aug 12 16:50:20 <ebadawy> you can check it in the create page, http://ehab93.github.io/bone101/Support/bonecard/create/
Aug 12 16:50:55 <ebadawy> so, what is left is to make an new design for the homepage
Aug 12 16:51:22 <ebadawy> currently I am facing some troubles to figure it out
Aug 12 16:51:51 <ebadawy> jkridner: should I ask for recommendations or you have a specific requirements?
Aug 12 16:52:35 <DiegoTc> ebadawy: did you finish or planning to explain more?
Aug 12 16:53:09 <ebadawy> DiegoTc: I think that is all, have I missed something?
Aug 12 16:53:28 <DiegoTc> ebadawy: Question: Do you have a tutorial with BBUI and could you explain the reason why are you integrating it, besides jkridner and I requested it :)
Aug 12 16:54:04 <ebadawy> DiegoTc: can't make a tutorial with BBUI without its functionality
Aug 12 16:54:20 <ebadawy> which is not migrated yet
Aug 12 16:54:39 <ebadawy> just its layout is all what you can see for now in the create page
Aug 12 16:55:42 <ebadawy> so, questions?
Aug 12 16:57:12 <mr_science> ankur: -0.25 points for not using spell-check
Aug 12 16:58:10 <ankur> mr_science: anujdeshpande: just told me to use UNIX spell check
Aug 12 16:58:17 <mr_science> ebadawy: which homepage exactly?
Aug 12 16:58:39 <ebadawy> mr_science: this one http://ehab93.github.io/bone101/Support/bone101/
Aug 12 16:58:47 <mr_science> as in the current design...
Aug 12 16:59:23 <ebadawy> I think the goal is to reformat it and have a new design if needed
Aug 12 17:00:00 <mr_science> and keep all the content in one place, or spread it around?
Aug 12 17:00:08 <ankur> mr_science: Thanks for reminder, I didn't know about it. Will correct mistakes in documentations.
Aug 12 17:00:21 <mr_science> current page has a butt-load of stuff on it...
Aug 12 17:00:33 <ebadawy> no, should me in one place
Aug 12 17:00:48 <ebadawy> be*
Aug 12 17:01:18 <mr_science> is that jkridner with the giant fake mustache?
Aug 12 17:01:44 <ebadawy> yeah, think so :)
Aug 12 17:02:46 * mr_science does not need to "fake" a giant mustache...
Aug 12 17:03:05 <mr_science> it just happens when i'm not paying attention...
Aug 12 17:04:26 <_av500_> ebadawy: thansk for the report
Aug 12 17:04:45 <mr_science> good job today
Aug 12 17:05:17 * mr_science hands ebadawy and ankur both a cookie
Aug 12 17:05:30 <_av500_> 4) thank you all
Aug 12 17:05:34 <_av500_> see you next week
Aug 12 17:05:44 <_av500_> keep that screensaver from appearing
Aug 12 17:05:52 <mr_science> ready set go...
Aug 12 17:06:04 <mr_science> Total: 370 packages (1 new, 369 reinstalls)...
Aug 12 17:06:04 <DiegoTc> jkridner: remember bone101 design with ebadawy
Aug 12 17:06:18 * jkridner is around
Aug 12 17:06:38 * mr_science going full multilib
Aug 12 17:06:39 <_av500_> jkridner: pls type invoice to goog :)
Aug 12 17:07:17 <jkridner> _av500_: carols sent a request to renew our supplier status. will send invoice as soon as PO is issued.
Aug 12 17:07:30 <_av500_> ok
Aug 12 17:07:47 * _av500_ has to go now
Aug 12 17:07:51 <_av500_> see you all next week
Aug 12 17:08:31 <ebadawy> _av500_ thanks
Aug 12 17:08:57 <DiegoTc> jkridner: why do you want all the current information on one page? it's not better to subdivide it?
Aug 12 17:09:24 <jkridner> yes and no.... it needs to be discovered quickly... reloading pages takes time.
Aug 12 17:09:44 <jkridner> also, on http://beagleboard.org, lots of people already link to the information that is on there...
Aug 12 17:09:51 <jkridner> I think eliminating the long scroll is good....
Aug 12 17:10:09 <DiegoTc> when I'm half page i don't want to continue scrolling
Aug 12 17:10:14 <jkridner> but, the information should still show up using anchor links and it should be possible to still find all that information on that page.
Aug 12 17:10:33 <jkridner> DiegoTc: I agree that the scrolling needs to be eliminated.
Aug 12 17:10:41 <jkridner> or at least reduced.
Aug 12 17:11:23 <DiegoTc> ebadawy: are you here? I'm not a good person with design
Aug 12 17:11:27 <ebadawy> jkridner: how is it possible to eliminate the scrolling with keeping the same info as it is?
Aug 12 17:11:44 <ebadawy> DiegoTc: me neither! :(
Aug 12 17:11:49 <DiegoTc> lets shoot questions to jkridner so this can be ready :)
Aug 12 17:12:18 <ebadawy> DiegoTc: hope so
Aug 12 17:15:42 <ebadawy> so, jkridner what do you have?
Aug 12 17:16:19 <DiegoTc> ebadawy: I was thinking you can hide the anchors and click on the title to display the info
Aug 12 17:16:28 <DiegoTc> that way you are only going to see the content
Aug 12 17:16:37 <DiegoTc> you want to read
Aug 12 17:17:38 <ebadawy> DiegoTc: told jkridner that we could have current info in tabs but I think he didn't agree on that
Aug 12 17:17:53 <DiegoTc> ebadawy: something like this: http://www.cssnewbie.com/example/showhide-content/
Aug 12 17:18:13 <jkridner> DiegoTc: perhaps expose more anchors and use arrows and scrolling to "reveal" as well? also use more clear/large headings and subdivisions on info?
Aug 12 17:18:32 <moto-timo> back from airport shuttle duties
Aug 12 17:21:10 <jkridner> DiegoTc: hopefully you can find a more extensive example.
Aug 12 17:23:44 <DiegoTc> jkridner, ebadawy I just took that example and did something: http://output.jsbin.com/xokaqe
Aug 12 17:24:32 <DiegoTc> copy paste but i think the idea is understood
Aug 12 17:25:04 <ebadawy> DiegoTc: what if there is anchor link in the hidden area?
Aug 12 17:25:34 <DiegoTc> how like that ebadawy ?
Aug 12 17:26:44 <ebadawy> i mean something like that
Aug 12 17:26:44 <ebadawy> http://ehab93.github.io/bone101/Support/bone101/#headers
Aug 12 17:27:06 <DiegoTc> that will be the content display
Aug 12 17:27:17 <ebadawy> what if it is hidden, will it still works?
Aug 12 17:27:25 <vvu> amutt
Aug 12 17:27:45 <DiegoTc> it has to
Aug 12 17:28:16 <ebadawy> ok, I like that. jkridner: what do you think?
Aug 12 17:29:43 <nerdboy> you mean hide all the big pieces under their heading/description?
Aug 12 17:30:09 <DiegoTc> nerdboy: basically
Aug 12 17:30:17 <DiegoTc> or do you have a better idea?
Aug 12 17:30:34 <nerdboy> not at the moment...
Aug 12 17:31:13 * nerdboy has successive web experiments as example
Aug 12 17:31:27 <nerdboy> think it'll be pelican next
Aug 12 17:32:00 <nerdboy> static/maintenance page is fallback right now...
Aug 12 17:35:39 * ebadawy not sure if jkridner still there
Aug 12 17:35:56 <jkridner> somewhat distracted, but here.
Aug 12 17:36:10 <jkridner> hidden is OK, but I think you need to think more about how to hide it.
Aug 12 17:36:41 <ebadawy> ok, great. will try to make it in a good way
Aug 12 17:37:25 <ebadawy> jkridner: so have you checked my updates in the PR?
Aug 12 17:40:20 * jkridner will check now.
Aug 12 17:41:18 <jkridner> ebadawy: I think adding graphical elements to each of the main sections would help... with lots of words, people tend not to read them.
Aug 12 17:41:29 <jkridner> it needs to be clear that things can be expanded to view more info.
Aug 12 17:41:40 <moto-timo> infographics
Aug 12 17:42:04 <jkridner> ebadawy: also, please feel free to provide separate commits that update content to match the latest images.
Aug 12 17:42:53 * nerdboy declares Bingo
Aug 12 17:42:55 <ebadawy> jkridner: ok, will do
Aug 12 17:43:00 <nerdboy> thanks moto-timo !
Aug 12 17:44:17 <jkridner> ebadawy: the style on the pages isn't always good. I'd appreciate patches that don't change whitespace and content at the same time. :(
Aug 12 17:44:58 <jkridner> I'm going to just merge for now and ask you to clean up, but realize this isn't a best-practice.
Aug 12 17:45:10 <jkridner> ebadawy: are you testing each of the demos?
Aug 12 17:45:33 <ebadawy> most of them ate tested...
Aug 12 17:45:38 * moto-timo passes a quad espresso to nerdboy
Aug 12 17:45:43 <jkridner> doh! just saw there is a merge conflict now.
Aug 12 17:45:47 <ebadawy> have lost my cable and the new one is not working proberly!
Aug 12 17:45:52 <jkridner> ebadawy: please confirm which are testd.
Aug 12 17:46:37 <ebadawy> jkridner: I think the conflict is because of the cherry pick
Aug 12 17:46:49 <jkridner> probably. means you should rebase.
Aug 12 17:47:29 <jkridner> ebadawy: won't keydown/keyup bindings interfere with the ACE editor?
Aug 12 17:48:04 * ebadawy doing a rebase
Aug 12 17:48:14 <ebadawy> jkridner: sorry, don't get it?
Aug 12 17:51:58 <ebadawy> jkridner: it is good to go now
Aug 12 17:52:50 <jkridner> ebadawy: I added a bunch of comments to the old commits. are those just lost now?
Aug 12 17:53:41 <ebadawy> oh really!
Aug 12 17:53:45 <ebadawy> have them on my email
Aug 12 17:54:21 <ebadawy> but the won't be viewed on the PR
Aug 12 17:55:08 <ebadawy> jkridner: I can reset what I have done if you want?
Aug 12 17:55:43 <jkridner> no worries... just use your e-mail and I'll also re-input a bunch of them.
Aug 12 17:56:07 <ebadawy> ok
Aug 12 17:58:34 <jkridner> ebadawy, DiegoTc: OK, I think I'm done commenting on the PR. Please review the comments.
Aug 12 17:59:13 * ebadawy reviewing
Aug 12 18:01:00 <ebadawy> jkridner: what does it mean 'indentation' ?
Aug 12 18:01:14 <jkridner> tabs or leading whitespace
Aug 12 18:01:34 <jkridner> you made many whitespace changes that make the commits hard to read.
Aug 12 18:01:54 <jkridner> whitespace changes should generally only be done with js-beautify and as a single commit.
Aug 12 18:02:14 <ebadawy> mmm, I can't use js-beautify on html because of jekyll front matter  and its embedded code
Aug 12 18:02:25 <jkridner> ie. stop tabbing stuff and complicating the reviews of the commits!
Aug 12 18:02:55 <jkridner> ebadawy: I'm sure there's a way, though it might take a pre-process/post-process step to separate the front-matter.
Aug 12 18:03:26 <ebadawy> ok, will try to fix it.
Aug 12 23:10:26 <nerdboy> http://www.gentoogeek.org/stats/beagle-gsoc.html  <=  happy stats day!
Aug 12 23:12:07 <nerdboy> must be well behaved, since i don't think i've ever seen this one before => "Nobody beat anyone up. Everybody was friendly."
Aug 12 23:13:36 <ebadawy> hey... how is possible for me last seen 5 days ago! -_-
Aug 12 23:14:10 <nerdboy> either perl or the guy who wrote pisg seems to be really bad at math...
Aug 12 23:14:44 <nerdboy> nerdboy has quite a potty mouth. 0.0% words were foul language.
Aug 12 23:14:52 <nerdboy> so, there ya go
Aug 12 23:15:03 <ebadawy> yeah, that's why I should be in the top :p
Aug 12 23:19:36 <Abhishek__> "" Abhishek_: "no, don't use f-prefixed functions to access sysfs files" ""
Aug 12 23:20:19 <Abhishek__> I like the random quote this script selected...
Aug 12 23:22:01 <Abhishek__> Looks like the console system image ( 2 GB version ) is too stripped down to be a BeagleLogic system image.
Aug 12 23:31:09 <ebadawy> jkridner: is it ok if I do something like this? http://codepen.io/SitePoint/full/ytwKo/
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