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Oct 06 03:04:38 <W1N9Zr0> the feed is where the opkg packages come from
Oct 06 03:11:07 <ds2> Hmmmm
Oct 06 03:11:22 <ds2> use the source
Oct 06 03:14:44 <noob_> is there a repository for the code that gets put into the opkg packages?
Oct 06 03:15:49 <ds2> of course
Oct 06 03:15:59 <noob_> any idea where that is?
Oct 06 03:16:02 <ds2> this is not the age of spontenous code generation
Oct 06 03:16:11 <ds2> depends on the package
Oct 06 03:16:16 <noob_> hahah, i know. i can only assume it's under version control.
Oct 06 03:16:40 <noob_> i assume it depends on the packag...is there some way for me to track it down
Oct 06 03:16:47 <noob_> ?
Oct 06 03:16:50 <ds2> yep
Oct 06 03:19:33 <noob_> and, how would one do that?
Oct 06 03:19:45 <noob_> hahah, i'd hate to ask a complicated question in here!
Oct 06 03:20:26 <noob_> I'm looking at http://feeds.angstrom-distribution.org/feeds/core/ipk/eglibc/armv7a/machine/beaglebone/ and I don't see anything related to where the code came from.
Oct 06 03:20:34 <noob_> i'm guessing what i'm asking isn't actually stored in the feed anywhere.
Oct 06 03:21:07 <noob_> or, at least not in that directory.
Oct 06 03:21:38 <ds2> have you read www.angstrong-distribution.org?
Oct 06 03:21:46 <ds2> www.angstrom-distribution.org
Oct 06 03:22:05 <noob_> ds2, you're as helpful as herpies.
Oct 06 03:22:30 <ds2> just answering what is asked.
Oct 06 03:22:48 <mranostay> that has to go on 26 + 26
Oct 06 03:23:02 <ds2> nah
Oct 06 03:24:12 <noob_> you're replying to sentences, not answering the question.
Oct 06 03:27:37 <noob_> ok, using the package search on angstrom-distribution.org, I see nothing about where the source actually came from for any of the packages i've looked at.
Oct 06 03:29:03 <ds2> http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/building-angstrom
Oct 06 03:29:17 * mranostay pops open beer and watchs
Oct 06 03:30:26 <ds2> mranostay: no popcorn or pretzels?
Oct 06 03:30:39 <noob_> i've built a kernal, all nice and working...but i don't see how that's related to the source that opkg grabs
Oct 06 03:31:10 <mranostay> ds2: pasta does that count?
Oct 06 03:31:49 <ds2> mranostay: wouldn't you look like a beer drinking baby that just finished pasta with all the sauce all over you?
Oct 06 03:31:58 <noob_> or, do you just have to "know" that the opkg packages were built with the same that setup-scripts gives you?
Oct 06 03:32:13 <noob_> is this information somewhere in the opkg feed?
Oct 06 03:32:49 <ds2> yes
Oct 06 03:33:28 <noob_> either you didn't answer one of the questions, or you decided to put both answers into one response...care to say which it is?
Oct 06 03:34:26 <ds2> no.
Oct 06 03:35:08 <noob_> hahah, i'm assuming i've reached the limit of your knowledge.
Oct 06 03:35:24 <noob_> or you're just trolling.
Oct 06 03:35:37 <noob_> but i doubt that.
Oct 06 04:01:16 <noob_> thanks for the noise ds2
Oct 06 07:15:40 <_av500_> lol
Oct 06 10:01:01 <Crofton|work> koen, is it raining?
Oct 06 10:06:54 <woglinde> crofton in netherlands its always raining
Oct 06 10:57:01 <koen> Crofton|work: it just cleared up, so I can continue with grading and laying in the grass rolls
Oct 06 11:00:35 <Crofton|work> what are you doing
Oct 06 11:00:52 <Crofton|work> my friend who just moved to the Netherlans is complaing about the rain on facebook
Oct 06 11:03:17 <koen> Crofton|work: right now I'm taking a break from gardening :)
Oct 06 11:03:59 <Crofton|work> gardening does not seem like your thing
Oct 06 11:05:27 <koen> my back agrees with you
Oct 06 11:05:34 <koen> but I actually love gardening
Oct 06 11:05:47 <koen> especially after not having one for a decade :)
Oct 06 11:05:53 <koen> Crofton|work: check g+ for a pic
Oct 06 11:08:16 <Crofton|work> just saw it
Oct 06 11:08:28 <Crofton|work> very nice
Oct 06 11:08:31 <koen> thanks
Oct 06 11:08:48 <koen> side is nearly finished, front will be done today
Oct 06 11:08:55 <koen> (corner house)
Oct 06 11:22:23 <flitjes> Hi guys, I'm trying to create a new bealgebone image on an other partition (Partiton B). I've already done this on partion A, but I want to have the kernel sources so I've tried to run it witouth the rm_work command. Which resulted in to a not enough space warnings. So I've moved everything to another drive but can't seem to run it. It has some hardcoded paths which point to partiton A instead of partion B. Does anyone have an idea how
Oct 06 11:22:24 <flitjes>  to change this?
Oct 06 11:22:24 <flitjes> This is done with OpenEmbedded.
Oct 06 11:22:24 <flitjes> Thanks in advance.
Oct 06 11:28:34 <Crofton|work> I don't think you can move a work directory and easily update paths, without starting the build over
Oct 06 11:28:57 <koen> flitjes: the beaglebone srm links to the kernel workflow doc
Oct 06 11:29:02 <koen> flitjes: as does the angstrom website
Oct 06 11:33:30 <flitjes> I've tried to do everything over again. But I get a fatal error from gawk which is looking for the file inside the Partition A directory
Oct 06 13:35:54 <jkridner_> gm all
Oct 06 14:19:22 <kilohercas> is anyone here ?
Oct 06 14:19:30 <dm8tbr> http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
Oct 06 14:20:15 <kilohercas> does any one know how to make led blink in IAR IDE?
Oct 06 15:00:26 <_av500_> koen: fun garden
Oct 06 15:00:37 <_av500_> what are you planting? concrete flowers?
Oct 06 15:00:48 <_av500_> or abstract ones?
Oct 06 15:14:42 <XorA|gone> surely 3d printed flowers :-D
Oct 06 15:16:27 <emeb_mac> I see a lot of sand.
Oct 06 15:27:40 <_av500_> emeb_mac: its the netherland, there is only sand and negative sea
Oct 06 15:33:47 <XorA|gone> hehe
Oct 06 15:38:18 <woglinde> and rain
Oct 06 15:43:58 <emeb_mac> _av500_: I can remember the sand from my granparent's farm not far from there.
Oct 06 15:45:51 <emeb_mac> "My lawyer and I are just about done going over the Terms and Conditions for Windows 95. Can't wait to start using it."
Oct 06 16:05:37 <koen> av500: when .nl floods I'll be close to the beach, on the dry side :)
Oct 06 17:18:29 <_av500_> koen: ou bought land above sea level?
Oct 06 17:52:22 <Alessandro> hello everybody
Oct 06 17:53:35 <Alessandro> Does someone know if the clockout2 on the Expansion header is enabled by default or do I have to set some registers? Unfortunately I don't have an oscilloscope to see what is sent out
Oct 06 17:53:51 <Alessandro> eventually what is the frequency of the clockout2
Oct 06 17:53:53 <Alessandro> ?
Oct 06 17:55:42 <Alessandro> I'm sorry I'm refer to the BeagleBone
Oct 06 18:16:24 <_av500_> its probably not clockout2 by default
Oct 06 18:17:15 <_av500_> ah no
Oct 06 18:17:42 <_av500_> SRM says clkout2 is the default setting on power up
Oct 06 18:17:50 <_av500_> but question is what does the SW do
Oct 06 18:17:52 <_av500_> koen: ?
Oct 06 18:32:43 <mranostay> morning
Oct 06 18:34:15 <Alessandro> I would try to control the OV7670 Cmos camera
Oct 06 18:34:23 <Alessandro> but it need an external clock
Oct 06 18:34:37 <Alessandro> so I was thinking to use the clockout2
Oct 06 18:36:13 <Alessandro> so, do you know the frequency of the clockout2 by default? Is it 25Mhz?
Oct 06 18:39:26 <Alessandro_> So, do you know the default frequency of the clockout2?
Oct 06 19:00:24 <koen> _av500_: clkout2 is disabled by default in 3.2
Oct 06 19:00:47 <koen> _av500_: and yes, my house is above sea level, but rented
Oct 06 19:01:54 <_av500_> Alessandro_: by default its disabled
Oct 06 19:02:11 <_av500_> as for the frequency, read the TRM
Oct 06 19:15:14 <mranostay> it is 25mhz by default iirc
Oct 06 19:34:03 <Alessandro_> sorry, what does it mean TRM=
Oct 06 19:34:06 <Alessandro_> ?
Oct 06 19:36:24 <Crofton|work> Technical Reference Manual
Oct 06 19:36:51 <Alessandro_> ah ok, thanks
Oct 06 19:37:02 <Alessandro_> actually I've already the datasheet of the processor
Oct 06 19:37:13 <Alessandro_> but i didn't understood well the meaning
Oct 06 19:37:24 <Alessandro_> i will read more accurately
Oct 06 19:37:26 <Alessandro_> thank
Oct 06 19:37:31 <Alessandro_> bye
Oct 07 02:44:38 <mranostay> hi koen-ster
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