**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Jul 13 02:59:59 2012 Jul 13 04:56:21 hey folks Jul 13 04:56:33 anyone using a rtl8192cu-based usb wifi adapter successfully? Jul 13 07:25:11 Hi all,i am trying to read and write on serialflash throught beaglebone spi communication.i have spidev1.0 but i want to configure spi0_cs0 how to configure and which header file Jul 13 07:25:35 solution pls..... Jul 13 07:26:12 my beaglebone kernel is 3.2.0 Jul 13 07:26:28 exact steps? Jul 13 07:28:54 solution pls..... Jul 13 07:29:03 aholler: do the steps have to come including or handrail? Jul 13 07:29:24 Tamilarasi: don't make it spidev, make it an mtd device. Jul 13 07:30:22 Tamilarasi: see http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/stable/linux-stable.git;a=blob;f=arch/arm/mach-at91/board-rsi-ews.c;h=af0750fafa29cd5ba5dc712ad4e3348f72ee8cb8;hb=HEAD#l125 Jul 13 07:30:31 Tamilarasi: for an example/inspiration. Jul 13 07:38:38 i followed from http://communistcode.co.uk/blog/blogPost.php?blogPostID=1 this link and sample program also working with in the board.in the same way i am trting to write into flash memeory... Jul 13 07:38:54 give me solution according to this pls..... Jul 13 07:39:05 drivers for flash already exists Jul 13 07:39:33 thats for tinkering, not for flash. not interested. Jul 13 08:01:59 _roger_: pico? Jul 13 08:37:48 koen: just pull the 32 patches, we'll fix the evtl. breakages afterwards Jul 13 08:38:01 (Fri 13th is the right day :) Jul 13 10:42:21 ohai guys Jul 13 10:42:41 I see that Beaglebone A3 had some issues with the reset switch and random dropping of the ethernet port Jul 13 10:42:57 How would this manifest? Because I think I'm experiencing it Jul 13 10:43:36 The ethernet port dies, or more like "drops the connection", a lo Jul 13 10:43:38 a lot Jul 13 10:43:43 I mean once every few minutes Jul 13 12:28:13 Russ: looks you're now the only one who cares about omap3. is omap3 eol? Anyway, with your 2 patches, 3.5 boots at least as much as 3.4, even if both still are dying right after that ;) Jul 13 12:36:04 aholler: Russ works for TI now :) Jul 13 12:39:37 taht doesn't change the fact that besides him, no one else seems to touch omap3 ;) Jul 13 12:40:34 at least not if it comes to tests. they all only break it Jul 13 12:41:01 indeed Jul 13 12:41:19 a lot of loml mails are "I tested these patches on top of a gazillion PM branches" Jul 13 12:44:00 Russ: http://fpaste.org/3ROE/ 3.4.4 dies at the same place (when udevadm settle was called) Jul 13 12:44:16 3.3 too ;) Jul 13 12:44:37 besides that 3.3 does because of some more things Jul 13 12:44:43 s/does/dies/ Jul 13 12:47:55 Russ: and you might want to try to get your 2 fixes into 3.5. Without them, ehci in 3.5 doesn't work at all (with the error-msgs shown in patch 1/2) Jul 13 12:50:40 But I'm not sure that will be possible, 3.5 is already at rc6. Jul 13 12:54:30 koen: what are "a gazillion PM branches"? Jul 13 12:56:46 all the branches kevin and paul publish for the hwmod/volt/pm/whatever stuff Jul 13 12:57:13 sounds like there is more broken if there are that much branches Jul 13 12:57:19 real pm going upstream would be awesome Jul 13 12:59:05 I need only one branch to prove everything is broken ;) Jul 13 13:07:22 s/broken/fucked/ Jul 13 13:07:52 omap ----^ Jul 13 13:08:26 +totally Jul 13 13:12:35 I'm using the beaglebone and if I do a gpio_request_one(39, GPIOF_IN, DEVICE_NAME); I find that the pin is still set as an output. Is this expected behaviour or a bug? Jul 13 13:15:06 did you check the rc? Jul 13 13:17:10 It seems that to get it working I have to mess with the CONTROL_PADCONF_MUX which defeats the purpose of using the gpio_ functions or am I wrong? Jul 13 13:29:39 Woke up this morning to find a ZILLION [oe] updates in my inbox. Nice job Koen :) Jul 13 13:32:24 a bunch are fro Andreas also Jul 13 14:50:50 LetoThe2nd: which hotel did you book for elce? Jul 13 14:51:06 koen: fira Jul 13 15:14:21 hello all, I am looking for ftdi_sio.ko built on Sourcery G++ Lite 2009q1-203. Can some help me on this. Jul 13 15:15:28 I got a very old device and the guy who gave me the device is not around. this device is based on omap3. Jul 13 15:17:47 nobody can do that. we don't even know which kernel your device runs (and I mean which EXACT source it was) Jul 13 15:18:58 dm8tbr: Thanks for the reply. Its not that complicated. Jul 13 15:19:43 the device is certainly omap3 and this is version details, it shows Jul 13 15:19:52 dm8tbr: "Linux version 2.6.32 (witstech@builder) (gcc version 4.3.3 (Sourcery G++ Lite 2009q1-203) ) #317 Tue Feb 15 10:22:59 CST 2011" Jul 13 15:20:07 to build that module you MUST use the exact same kernel source. do you have it? Jul 13 15:20:27 and exact toolchain Jul 13 15:20:30 and exact config Jul 13 15:20:42 yup Jul 13 15:20:56 I need just that drivers which are in drivers/usb/serial. Jul 13 15:21:27 let me repeat that question for you: "do you have it?" Jul 13 15:21:28 dm8tbr: I donot have the tool chain. Jul 13 15:21:38 then you can't Jul 13 15:21:41 yes, I have the source code. Jul 13 15:22:21 then you need to get ahold of the kernel config AND the toolchain Jul 13 15:22:21 dm8tbr: I am trying to figure out, if, anyone in the community have that tool chain, somewhere installed Jul 13 15:23:25 dm8tbr: plz donot be mad at me. I have started the download of the tool chain from https://sourcery.mentor.com/GNUToolchain/release858 Jul 13 15:23:51 but not sure if it will install one x64 ubuntu system Jul 13 15:24:16 I'm not 'mad' at you. Merely pointing out what you should do to get what you asked for, a kernel module. Jul 13 15:24:36 one can always set up a vm, btw Jul 13 15:24:46 dm8tbr: not mad at me, because, I have put a download and then asking the question here. Jul 13 15:25:29 LetoThe2nd: I am just trying to see, if I can cut time rather than setting up the vm and so on stuff. Jul 13 15:26:08 LetoThe2nd: I just need to verify a device if its working on that old device or not, I have no plans to do any further development on it, even if it works. Jul 13 15:26:16 I ended up adding {"gpmc_ad7.gpio1_7", OMAP_MUX_MODE7 | AM33XX_PIN_INPUT_PULLDOWN}, to the bone_pin_mux array in board-am335xevm.c Jul 13 15:26:37 ah so its basically "can somebody do my work for me ;)" Jul 13 15:26:54 *SCNR* Jul 13 15:27:11 LetoThe2nd: its the other way around, can somebody help me save time,if the tool chain is installed on ur machine. Jul 13 15:29:32 LetoThe2nd: I got a tiny printer from a frined of mine and trying to see if I can interface it to this device, and make it work. Its working on my ubuntu machine. Jul 13 15:36:51 http://www.hardkernel.com/renewal_2011/products/prdt_info.php?g_code=G133999328931&tab_idx=1 Jul 13 15:47:57 He possibly could have use -f to force it in if he was close enough to be fair Jul 13 16:41:48 Hi, I want to build a linux device driver but most tutorials are looking for build folder in the /lib/modules/2.6.32/build, but I don't have that folder Jul 13 16:42:27 has anyone succefully build a kernel module, and if you did what tutorial did you use? Jul 13 16:52:44 Steve123: you might have better luck in #kernelnewbies Jul 13 16:53:13 thanks wmat, Jul 13 16:55:24 or plainly reading ldd3 Jul 13 17:00:56 I know how to do it in ubuntu Jul 13 17:01:24 but the kernel in ununtu has the source files in the kernel but the beagleboard does not Jul 13 17:37:44 on the beaglebone, I want to power it from the barrel connector so it runs at 720MHz. I assume I have to connect the barrel connector to power before connecting the USB? Jul 13 17:38:57 also, with the serial over USB, how does one watch the kernel boot messages (as in when debugging booting issues)? Jul 13 17:40:36 linuxjacques: use the FTDI driver? Jul 13 17:42:42 mranostay, does the u-boot have a long (5-10 second) timeout? so I could connect to the USB serial port in time to interrupt the boot? Jul 13 17:43:01 I've never used a board withuot a real serial console before :-) Jul 13 17:43:30 duh, I guess I can just reset the board once I get the serial connection up Jul 13 17:44:03 s/serial console/serial port/ Jul 13 17:57:52 anybody around? Jul 13 18:03:56 linuxjacques: just connect first the usb-serial, then power the board Jul 13 18:05:08 aholler, ok, thanks Jul 13 18:05:17 any smart omap preformance guys around? Jul 13 18:05:38 I just was asked this question: And while I'm bothering you: I'm guessing that if ~8% of the time is being spent in the vmlinux symbol omap3_enter_idle that the processor is probably waiting on memory - does that sound reasonable to you? Jul 13 18:07:43 more like waiting for i/o Jul 13 18:08:13 sd-cards are slow. Jul 13 18:09:19 maybe no processes are in the ready to run state? Jul 13 18:11:05 anyway, without knowing what happens when those 8% are measured, the question is senseless ;) Jul 13 18:12:12 newb question> just got my bone yesterday. The first time I connected to http://beaglebone.local I got a webpage with the Bone101 slides. But now I cant get to it Jul 13 18:12:43 Im able to get to the c9 instance on port :3000 Jul 13 18:37:01 mikey_w: hi, did you score a vanity call? Jul 13 18:38:53 I see in the beaglebone README.htm in the TODO section "Need improved USB and USB DMA support" - anyone know if any progress has been made since the 3.2.18 kernel? Jul 13 18:39:35 hdparm is showing me 9.35 MB/sec on a USB stick which does 33.25 MB/sec on my desktop Jul 13 18:41:56 A vanity call? Jul 13 18:43:35 mikey_w: yeah, i noticed your call sign a 1x3. I had been thinking on looking into getting a vanity call, just curious. af5fp Jul 13 18:44:18 No I just got in for my general, and kept it for my 30wpm extra. Jul 13 18:44:41 mikey_w: cool, then you have been at it a while :) Jul 13 18:44:51 yes. Jul 13 19:02:12 koen: ping Jul 13 19:07:15 howdy prpplague Jul 13 19:07:23 mranostay: greetings Jul 13 19:10:23 prpplague: pong Jul 13 19:11:00 koen: friday Jul 13 19:11:04 koen: the 13th Jul 13 19:11:10 koen: wearing red shirt Jul 13 19:11:17 koen: :) Jul 13 19:11:24 :) Jul 13 19:11:28 living on the edge Jul 13 19:13:35 prpplague: with all that prep you could go hang gliding over shark infested waters ;) Jul 13 19:14:02 djlewis: indeed Jul 13 19:50:03 prpplague: dangerous living Jul 13 20:03:32 live fast, die young, leave a good looking corpse Jul 13 20:04:11 and an empty bottle of quality rum :) Jul 13 21:31:02 I am running the the latest build (3.2.18) of Angstrom on a Beaglebone and when I booted up I haven't been able to get the network stack to work properly. I don't have a /etc/network folder which I have never encountered before... help?? Jul 13 22:30:34 I'm trying to get OpenOCD working with the BeagleBone using libftd2xx, following Matt Massey's guide: http://www.mattlmassey.com/2012/04/26/using-openocd-with-the-beaglebone/ Jul 13 22:30:48 after having issues with OpenOCD and libftdi with the BeagleBone Jul 13 22:31:26 but is there a way to get a serial console on the BeagleBone while using libftd2xx? Jul 13 22:31:38 or do I have to use a different uart? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Jul 14 02:59:58 2012