**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Apr 17 02:59:59 2013
Apr 17 05:52:34 <mrpackethead> did i miss anything
Apr 17 05:54:13 <av500> here?
Apr 17 05:55:10 <av500> damn, I want this: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Original-Runbo-X3-3-5-Touch-IP67-Waterproof-Dustproof-Rugged-WCDMA-3G-Smartphone-With-Android-4/700314189.html
Apr 17 06:06:26 <mrpackethead> -why?
Apr 17 06:08:04 <dm8tbr> av500: don't forget to get your amateur radio license first :)
Apr 17 06:09:12 <av500> meh
Apr 17 06:09:27 <mranostay> still need to do that
Apr 17 06:09:42 <mranostay> all those tests are like at 8a on a saturday
Apr 17 06:09:54 <mranostay> i'm hungover then
Apr 17 06:10:15 <dm8tbr> that's part of the test, to see if you can be awake at ungodly hours ;)
Apr 17 06:20:43 <ka6sox> mranostay, if you can do it hung over...you pass!
Apr 17 06:21:18 <mranostay> ka6sox: can i drink at the exam? :)
Apr 17 06:22:09 <ka6sox> depends on the VE Leader...
Apr 17 06:22:23 <ka6sox> who knows...he might be 3 sheets to the wind by 8am!
Apr 17 06:22:45 <av500> mranostay: I think it's expected of you
Apr 17 06:51:48 * mranostay joins the dark side
Apr 17 06:55:30 <ka6sox> mranostay, does this mean you are headed to bed?
Apr 17 06:55:52 <mranostay> heh no
Apr 17 06:56:12 <mranostay> want to get this nixie cape working tonight
Apr 17 06:57:43 <dm8tbr> so that you can abandon ARM the next morning?
Apr 17 06:58:30 <mranostay> heh x86 all things?
Apr 17 07:00:31 <ka6sox> mranostay, so we need to avoid GPIO3_17 and use another bit?
Apr 17 07:00:55 <ka6sox> I am trying to finish up this design
Apr 17 07:03:14 <mranostay> well you can use it
Apr 17 07:03:26 <mranostay> the the muxing the gpio0_7 matters
Apr 17 07:03:43 <mranostay> you really need to see the schematic to understand
Apr 17 07:04:15 <mranostay> you can't really use any other cape with the all the pins we are using :)
Apr 17 07:04:20 <mranostay> so go for it
Apr 17 07:06:46 <ka6sox> mranostay, okay I am looking @ using pru0 for TX and PRU1 for RX, number of bits I'm still sorting out as I'll need a bit of feedback related to shuffling bits
Apr 17 07:37:13 <jkroon_> koen, I tried that Angstråm image you gave a link to yesterday, on my Beaglebone+DVI-D cape, connecting the cape to my monitor at work now, still no screen. So I guess I need a new monitor..
Apr 17 07:39:10 <hitlin37> is it possible to apply now for bb project in gsoc,or wait till application opens?
Apr 17 07:40:34 <mranostay> the app should be open now
Apr 17 07:43:20 <mranostay> alexpp: oh no another greek in here?!?? :)
Apr 17 07:47:30 <jkroon_> Is there anyone in here who is successfully using the DVI-D cape for the Beaglebone ?
Apr 17 07:49:48 <jkroon_> Only hunch I have right now is that I read that some of the early DVI-D-capes were shipped without any firmware installed in the EEPROM
Apr 17 07:50:45 <jkroon_> But the kernel says it has found version '00A0' of the DVI-D-cape firmware
Apr 17 07:51:51 <jkroon_> or something like that..
Apr 17 07:57:38 <keesj> does the  black bone also use the pmic's GPIO to enable HDMI (like for the XM rev3)?
Apr 17 07:58:37 <mranostay> whoa whoa we do not say colors here
Apr 17 07:58:53 <mranostay> all beaglebones are born equal thank you
Apr 17 07:59:11 <jkroon_> hehe
Apr 17 07:59:14 <dm8tbr> beaglebone of african descent?
Apr 17 08:00:30 * ungureanuvladvic thinks it is not good to put tags on the beagles
Apr 17 08:05:31 <keesj> tags?
Apr 17 08:09:15 <mranostay> seems mru things it is cruel i have collar on my cat :P
Apr 17 08:17:34 <panto> gm
Apr 17 08:26:57 <panto> http://ars.to/YRrXLU
Apr 17 08:28:28 <mranostay> grrrrrrrrrrrr
Apr 17 08:28:41 <joel_> keesj: no, HDMI is always provided power. It is not active though till driver sends a power-on i2c command.
Apr 17 08:29:28 <joel_> interestingly though, HDMI audio does need a GPIO to be pulled high.
Apr 17 08:30:03 <joel_> the GPIO controls an external oscillator that provides the processor's McASP0 with the right frequency for the audio clocks.
Apr 17 08:31:07 <keesj> and on the xm the you need to talk to the pmic to toggle the "power-on" using the pmic gpio.
Apr 17 08:31:26 <joel_> yeah, nothing to do with pmic here from hdmi standpoint
Apr 17 08:32:31 <keesj> yes but you still need to talk to that chip as the gpio is not directly connected to the soc. I would like to know if this is the same on the black bone.
Apr 17 08:34:12 <joel_> no no that's what. no need to touch the PMIC. you can just scan i2c bus 1 to find the address of HDMI on the bus.
Apr 17 08:35:10 <panto> right
Apr 17 08:35:36 <mranostay> panto: i do love HDMI uses all the pins up:P
Apr 17 08:40:01 <keesj> joel_: on XM rev3 you need to enable DVI_PUP that is connected to GPIO2 of the TPS65950
Apr 17 08:40:29 <keesj> this is sometimes done in u-boot.
Apr 17 08:40:55 <keesj> http://lists.denx.de/pipermail/u-boot/2012-February/117646.html
Apr 17 08:41:42 * mranostay better sleep to sneak into collab tomorrow
Apr 17 08:42:16 <keesj> I guess it is best to checkout the one and only source ... the source
Apr 17 08:50:55 <KotH> use the source, luke?
Apr 17 08:51:57 <mranostay> crap 2a
Apr 17 08:53:28 <KotH> didnt you want to go to bed early?
Apr 17 09:21:16 <proesel> Hello, I already have a problem with my uart connection. I hope someone of you can tell me what could be wrong if I dont get a answer if I try " echo hallo > /dev/ttyO2". Pin mux is set to uart
Apr 17 09:22:13 <KotH> do you get the signal on the pins?
Apr 17 09:24:43 <proesel> I get some signals but perhaps they are from the gps, I will try it without.
Apr 17 09:26:50 <KotH> uhmm..
Apr 17 09:27:08 <KotH> you should know whether you get it from the gps or from the beagle
Apr 17 09:27:12 <KotH> TX and RX are different pins
Apr 17 09:27:29 <KotH> if you dont know which is which, CHECK THEM
Apr 17 09:32:11 <proesel> so I switched the gps off,  and I dont get anything. TX and RX are different pins , yes. I got nothing on both
Apr 17 09:32:45 <proesel> and I dont get an "hello" at the terminal
Apr 17 09:38:37 <av500> and this is the debug uart?
Apr 17 09:38:40 <av500> or another one?
Apr 17 09:44:02 <proesel> At the datasheet its UART2_  on the expansion connector and I also get tty0, ttyO0, - ttyO3. but I neither get a hello from any of the other ports.
Apr 17 09:51:56 <av500> and the pinmux?
Apr 17 09:55:18 <proesel> the pinmux is set to uart. (its also the default setting) but i checkt it
Apr 17 10:00:01 <KotH> never trust any defaults
Apr 17 10:00:32 <proesel> I have a question about the pinmux. You set the pinmux at /sys/kernel/debug/omap_mux  is that correct?
Apr 17 10:01:47 <av500> in the past yes
Apr 17 10:01:59 <KotH> what about the future?
Apr 17 10:02:03 <av500> DT
Apr 17 10:02:33 * KotH wonders whether he should put up a nuke somewhere and write D on one wing and T on the other
Apr 17 10:05:49 <proesel> so I'm not sure if I understand it, I set the pinmux at the omap_mux folder
Apr 17 10:06:17 <av500> yes
Apr 17 10:06:25 <av500> for the beagle that still applies
Apr 17 10:06:33 <av500> not for the bone
Apr 17 10:06:39 <av500> since that has been DTfied
Apr 17 10:09:09 <proesel> ok and now my newbe question ,  I found at the datasheet e.g. on pin 6 uart2_tx | McBSP3_CLKX | ....   and all these pins are also at the omap_mux folder. witchone have I to change ? or doesnt mather??
Apr 17 10:17:33 <jackmitchell> I hate sourceforge, is it not time for everyone to move to something better so it can die a slow painful death
Apr 17 10:19:07 <KotH> the good projects left it already back in 2002 :)
Apr 17 10:19:28 <jackmitchell> I think the only one I still use is net-snmp
Apr 17 10:19:42 <jackmitchell> which is hard enough, without fighting sourceforge
Apr 17 10:20:40 <KotH> what's the prob with sf these days?
Apr 17 10:21:33 <jackmitchell> it's just complex and long winded
Apr 17 10:21:46 <jackmitchell> I tried to log in with openid for 5 minutes
Apr 17 10:21:47 <jackmitchell> failed
Apr 17 10:21:55 <jackmitchell> then tried to register a new user
Apr 17 10:21:56 <jackmitchell> failed
Apr 17 10:22:07 <jackmitchell> so I gave up and came here to rant about it
Apr 17 10:55:24 <koen> jkridner|work: ping
Apr 17 10:57:23 <Crofton|work> hmm, pretty early for him
Apr 17 14:16:59 <yegorich> Hi! Enyone used am335x with HW AES/SHA and evil Arago tree?
Apr 17 14:17:19 <yegorich> omap_sham_mod_init: loading omap-sham driver
Apr 17 14:17:27 <yegorich> omap_sham_mod_init: Unsupported cpu
Apr 17 14:17:51 <av500> it's a scam, not a sham
Apr 17 14:18:32 <koen> [    1.664743] omap-sham 53100000.sham: hw accel on OMAP rev 4.3
Apr 17 14:18:40 <koen> works on my 3.8.x tree
Apr 17 14:19:25 <yegorich> O.K. will try
Apr 17 14:19:38 <yegorich> have you also tried to patch the kernel for OCF?
Apr 17 14:19:51 <koen> no, OCF is useless
Apr 17 14:19:56 <koen> only openssh uses it
Apr 17 14:20:21 <koen> you're better off with the in-kernel sham stuff
Apr 17 14:20:38 <yegorich> is there /proc /sys entry showing hw encryption engines?
Apr 17 14:21:08 <panto> hi jkridner|work
Apr 17 14:21:22 <jkridner|work> hi
Apr 17 14:21:33 <koen> /sys/bus/platform/devices/53100000.sham
Apr 17 14:23:15 <jkridner|work> hi panto
Apr 17 14:25:08 <koen> jkridner|work: that VM makes you which for sneakernet, right?
Apr 17 14:25:14 <koen> wish*
Apr 17 14:25:45 <jkridner|work> so I can kick it?
Apr 17 14:25:56 * jkridner|work isn't sure of the topic here
Apr 17 14:25:57 <panto> yes you can
Apr 17 14:26:13 <koen> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sneakernet
Apr 17 14:26:20 <koen> jkridner|work: the 30GB download I mailed you
Apr 17 14:26:29 * jkridner|work tries to open beagleboard.org and struggles. :-/
Apr 17 14:26:40 <jkridner|work> something up?
Apr 17 14:26:40 * jkridner|work knows sneakernet
Apr 17 14:26:53 <panto> "never underestimate the bandwidth of a truck full of tapes"
Apr 17 14:27:01 <jkridner|work> anyone else struggling getting to beagleboard.org right now?
Apr 17 14:27:10 <jkridner|work> ah, there it goes.
Apr 17 14:27:12 <mdp> panto, +1
Apr 17 14:27:18 <koen> jkridner|work: the VM images for GPL compliance
Apr 17 14:27:37 <jkridner|work> ah.
Apr 17 14:29:12 <panto> jkridner|work, I'll need some promotional ppts or something
Apr 17 14:29:21 <koen> the plan is to include virtual box installers for windows and osx on the usb drive as well
Apr 17 14:29:24 <panto> got a BoF about the bone this sunday
Apr 17 14:31:54 <jkridner|work> panto: k, drop an e-mail reminder to my @ti.com address and I'll reply with some .ppts.
Apr 17 14:32:01 <panto> ok
Apr 17 14:42:28 <yegorich> koen: should am335x encryption engine show up in openssl engine list?
Apr 17 14:44:23 <koen> yegorich: only the ocf one AIUI
Apr 17 15:00:42 <jkroon_> koen, are you familiar with the DVI-D cape ? I see that mine doesnt have the audio in/out connectors on it.. Could it be that I have an early version of it, the ones that were shipped with no EEPROM programmed
Apr 17 15:02:03 <koen> it's a single pcb for dvi, adio and dvi+audio capes
Apr 17 15:06:22 <jkroon_> aha
Apr 17 15:13:47 <jkroon_> and a 5V/3A power supply for the Beaglebone should be ok
Apr 17 15:22:37 <av500> yes
Apr 17 15:39:19 <prpplague> modmaker: ping
Apr 17 16:12:26 <hustcalm_> hustcalm
Apr 17 16:16:38 <hustcalm_> I'm considering to spend the summer with beagle on gsoc 2013.  Do i need a beagle board to do the development and testing?
Apr 17 16:17:34 <hustcalm_> I'm somehow know something about embedded development and been on a competition about robots
Apr 17 16:17:49 <av500> you will get one
Apr 17 16:17:53 <av500> if you are selected
Apr 17 16:17:55 <av500> accepted
Apr 17 16:17:56 <av500> chosen
Apr 17 16:18:12 <av500> deemed worthy
Apr 17 16:18:56 <Crofton|work> if you are not worthy, you have to give us one :)
Apr 17 16:18:57 <hustcalm_> thx for your reply. I'm now reading about the idea page and looking for a chance to come up with my own
Apr 17 16:19:13 <agmlego> But yes, in general when you are developij g code for a board, you want the board.
Apr 17 16:19:26 <hustcalm_> sure, I will do some enhencement then before giving you one
Apr 17 16:20:15 <hustcalm_> excuse me, may I have your time:-) mine 00:22
Apr 17 16:20:35 * av500 keeps his time private
Apr 17 16:20:44 <av500> too much time robbers these days
Apr 17 16:20:48 <av500> too many*
Apr 17 16:21:02 <hustcalm_> exactly:-)
Apr 17 16:21:13 <Crofton|work> hustcalm_, I am US east coast and many are western europe
Apr 17 16:21:14 <ogra_> them bandits !
Apr 17 16:22:06 <hustcalm_> actually, my nickname is hustcalm, but the 'hustcalm' is online on another pc, so my nickname becomes 'hustcalm_' :(
Apr 17 16:22:31 <av500> np
Apr 17 16:22:49 <av500> we dont enforce single nick'ness here
Apr 17 16:22:57 <hustcalm_> hello guys, good morning then? should I say this;)
Apr 17 16:23:06 <av500> just UGT
Apr 17 16:23:09 <av500> just use UGT
Apr 17 16:23:11 <ogra_> wearing a tail is hip !
Apr 17 16:23:19 <Crofton|work> ~ugt
Apr 17 16:23:21 <hustcalm_> cool:) then
Apr 17 16:23:33 <_av500_> I call them "wings"
Apr 17 16:23:39 <ogra_> haha
Apr 17 16:23:39 <hustcalm_> thx for your warm welcome:)
Apr 17 16:23:46 <ogra_> doubletail
Apr 17 16:24:10 <hustcalm_> I will read the ideas and see how I can do some help:)
Apr 17 16:24:37 <hustcalm_> but this time I should go bed really, cause, there is class in the morning...
Apr 17 16:26:38 <hustcalm_> bye guys:-) talk 2 u later
Apr 17 16:40:29 <prpplague> modmaker: ping
Apr 17 17:22:36 <KotH> prpplague: ping timeout
Apr 17 17:57:55 <modmaker> KotH: nope, sent stealth pong
Apr 17 18:00:45 <KotH> ah.. i see... you're slowly building a secret pong society!
Apr 17 18:00:50 <KotH> mrpackethead: http://www.idleloop.com/robotics/cutter/index.php#stencil
Apr 17 18:05:03 <modmaker> KotH: yeah, members only. Do you want to apply?
Apr 17 18:05:33 <KotH> modmaker: what benefits do i get?
Apr 17 18:06:05 <modmaker> KotH: Free pongs!
Apr 17 18:06:10 <KotH> YAY!
Apr 17 18:08:08 <KotH> salut alan_o
Apr 17 18:08:13 <KotH> comment ça va?
Apr 17 18:08:44 <alan_o> hola amigo
Apr 17 18:13:45 <panto> hi alan_o
Apr 17 18:13:46 <ds2> *yawn*
Apr 17 18:13:54 <panto> alan_o, modules arrived
Apr 17 18:15:29 <alan_o> panto: w00t!
Apr 17 18:15:46 <koen> panto: mrf24j40?
Apr 17 18:16:18 <panto> yes
Apr 17 18:16:50 <koen> I need to get mine working as well
Apr 17 18:16:55 <koen> hopefully next week
Apr 17 18:20:06 <_av500_> ahoi
Apr 17 18:46:07 <panto> alan_o, btw, what's the exact part number btw?
Apr 17 18:46:20 <panto> I don't have a magnifying glass here to see it
Apr 17 18:47:44 <alan_o> mrf24j40ma
Apr 17 18:47:53 <panto> thanks
Apr 17 19:34:34 <panto> g'night all
Apr 17 19:38:29 <mdp> alan_o, #exactpartnumber
Apr 17 19:42:55 <alan_o> mdp: exactpartnumber, it's often the first step
Apr 17 19:43:43 <mdp> in a series of exacting steps
Apr 17 19:44:06 <mdp> yielding a product that doesn't meet requirements
Apr 17 19:44:12 <alan_o> or budget
Apr 17 19:44:22 <mdp> such is our industry ;)
Apr 17 19:44:44 <alan_o> built by a team of engineers chatting with one another on IRC all day
Apr 17 19:44:46 <mdp> decisions can be blamed and must be avoided at all costs
Apr 17 19:44:50 <mdp> alan_o, +1
Apr 17 19:45:05 <mru> http://26-26-54.hardwarebug.org/45
Apr 17 19:45:08 <alan_o> s/chatting/talking about guns/
Apr 17 19:45:24 <mdp> you had me at "guns"
Apr 17 19:45:35 <mdp> mru, agreed
Apr 17 19:45:36 <alan_o> you had me at gunpoint
Apr 17 19:45:45 <mdp> heh
Apr 17 19:45:55 <mdp> how goes it down in the swamplands?
Apr 17 19:46:51 <alan_o> pretty well I suppose. starting to warm up here. people say "finally," but I say pfft.
Apr 17 19:47:14 <mdp> same here, just relatively different benchmarks of warming
Apr 17 19:48:13 <mdp> well, back to work...cya
Apr 17 19:48:48 <Turl> hi mdp, alan_o
Apr 17 19:49:20 <Turl> I was told you guys offered as mentors for the kernel upstreaming GSoC project
Apr 17 19:51:20 <alan_o> Turl: I was told the same
Apr 17 19:52:21 <alan_o> Turl: how can we help?
Apr 17 19:52:36 <alan_o> or more appropriately, how can _you_ help? :)
Apr 17 19:53:52 <Turl> alan_o: well, I have some experience working with linux and mainlining stuff
Apr 17 19:54:54 <alan_o> awesome
Apr 17 19:55:13 <Turl> alan_o: have you heard of sunxi / Allwinner SoCs?
Apr 17 19:55:48 <alan_o> Yes. I think mdp uses the Allwinner stuff.
Apr 17 19:56:05 <Turl> mdp is writing the DMA driver iirc
Apr 17 19:56:37 <Turl> DMA and SPI, just checked on the wiki
Apr 17 19:57:07 <Turl> I've been working on the clk driver for sunxi
Apr 17 19:58:21 <alan_o> cool
Apr 17 19:58:23 <alan_o> What's your name?
Apr 17 19:59:24 <Turl> alan_o: Emilio
Apr 17 19:59:46 <alan_o> Lopez?
Apr 17 19:59:54 <Turl> yes
Apr 17 20:03:41 <_av500_> not sure how "upstreaming" can be measured in terms of GSoC
Apr 17 20:03:43 <alan_o> cool, so it looks like you're familiar with the process (git, formatting patches, posting to the right lists, etc).
Apr 17 20:04:32 <alan_o> _av500_: I'd assume number of patches posted and number of patches removed from our evil vendor tree.
Apr 17 20:04:54 <alan_o> _av500_: beyond that, I don't really know anything about how GSoC acutally works or measures participants.
Apr 17 20:07:32 <_av500_> it's supposed to have code produced
Apr 17 20:07:46 <_av500_> its up to us to set the terms
Apr 17 20:07:52 <_av500_> as for pass/fail
Apr 17 20:07:57 <_av500_> still its about writing code
Apr 17 20:08:11 <_av500_> I feel a bit reluctant to have "upstreaming" as a goal
Apr 17 20:08:19 <alan_o> hmm
Apr 17 20:08:24 <_av500_> also, that depends a lot on feedback from upstream
Apr 17 20:08:30 <_av500_> and that can take time
Apr 17 20:08:51 <alan_o> yes, no doubt. It can be a long process.
Apr 17 20:08:58 <alan_o> What does jkridner think?
Apr 17 20:09:06 <_av500_> also, in case upstream hates it, a rewrite mit thread on the code owners feet
Apr 17 20:09:10 <_av500_> might
Apr 17 20:09:11 <alan_o> I pitched this to him and he was enthusiastic right away.
Apr 17 20:09:47 <Turl> _av500_: or on the student :)
Apr 17 20:09:57 <alan_o> I haven't looked too closely, but it seems like there should be a significant amount of low hanging fruit.
Apr 17 20:10:22 <Turl> I had a quick look and saw several simple dt patches
Apr 17 20:11:02 <alan_o> Turl: there are a lot
Apr 17 20:11:04 <alan_o> Turl: but
Apr 17 20:11:22 <alan_o> Turl: I don't think _any_ of our actual device tree files are upstream.
Apr 17 20:12:20 <Turl> http://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/arm/arm-soc.git/tree/arch/arm/boot/dts?h=for-next
Apr 17 20:12:26 <koen> am335x-bone is
Apr 17 20:12:32 <koen> but it's fairly empty
Apr 17 20:12:56 <_av500_> of course
Apr 17 20:13:06 <alan_o> yeah, just saw that
Apr 17 20:13:07 <_av500_> the DT will be shipped by the vendor in the actual hardware
Apr 17 20:13:12 <_av500_> no?
Apr 17 20:13:35 <Turl> _av500_: that's the ultimate goal of DT
Apr 17 20:13:43 <_av500_> so
Apr 17 20:13:47 <_av500_> no need to upstream it :)
Apr 17 20:14:48 <Turl> DT describes the hardware though, so if you add hardware you might need to tweak it
Apr 17 20:15:04 <Turl> most people add hardware to their dev boards :)
Apr 17 20:15:18 <_av500_> you just ask the vendor for a certified driver
Apr 17 20:15:24 <_av500_> like on windows :)
Apr 17 20:15:40 <alan_o> driver signing: $500
Apr 17 20:15:44 <alan_o> send me your drivers
Apr 17 20:15:52 <alan_o> (and a pen)
Apr 17 20:15:58 <_av500_> alan_o: driver singing for $50
Apr 17 20:16:10 <alan_o> dang free markets...
Apr 17 20:17:02 <Turl> singing? :)
Apr 17 20:17:52 <_av500_> :)
Apr 17 20:19:01 <alan_o> I totally missed that one...
Apr 17 20:20:07 <Turl> that's how marketing works ;)
Apr 17 20:58:27 <sam363> where is the mDNS code?
Apr 17 21:27:31 <joel_> just realized, my toshiba dock has a built-in pl2303. hehe.
Apr 17 21:27:51 <joel_> cables--
Apr 17 21:28:26 <ds2> why not use a TUSB?
Apr 17 21:28:37 <ds2> i.e. the stuff on the launchpad
Apr 17 21:29:59 <ds2> or one of the ez430 programmers from the RF2500 boards
Apr 17 21:30:47 <joel_> or ft2232
Apr 17 21:31:14 <ds2> can you get ft2232's on a usable manner cheaper then those?
Apr 17 21:31:25 <ds2> $4.30?
Apr 17 21:35:01 <mranostay> mrpackethead: hey kiwi
Apr 17 21:35:24 <mrpackethead> hey us-ite
Apr 17 21:35:37 <mrpackethead> mranostay: hey us-ite
Apr 17 21:35:50 <mranostay> yankee you mean?
Apr 17 21:37:42 <ds2> mranostay: isn't that an orange flag with a big old X on your....
Apr 17 21:43:03 <woglinde> lol
Apr 17 21:51:16 <mranostay> heh
Apr 17 21:59:20 <alexpp> hey mranostay
Apr 17 22:15:28 * CanyonMan_ slaps av500 about a bit with an exceptionally large trout
Apr 17 22:15:34 <CanyonMan_> Who missed me?
Apr 17 22:16:36 * agmlego pours water on SilicaGel.
Apr 17 22:18:41 <SilicaGel> nooooooooooooooooooo
Apr 17 22:19:03 <woglinde> lol
Apr 17 22:23:23 <Turl> hahaha
Apr 17 22:34:53 <mrpackethead> KotH: thats a better process than i was using
Apr 17 22:34:59 <mrpackethead> thanks
Apr 17 22:47:43 <thomas___> I got 2 new Beagleboards(rev C2)... I had this other beagleboard (revB). I transferred the SD card from the rev B board to the C2 board and tried to boot up
Apr 17 22:48:05 <thomas___> it does not boot up. Infact the leds on the sides of the sd card are not even blinking
Apr 17 22:48:18 <thomas___> this happened with both of my rev c2 boards
Apr 17 22:48:57 <thomas___> could someone help me?
Apr 17 22:49:42 <thomas___> I reflashed the SDcards which came with the C2 with a new Angstrom build... still doesnt work
Apr 17 23:23:07 * SilicaGel (unable to absorb more water) expands to the point he can't fit in the channel
Apr 18 00:21:13 <hdevalence> anybody know what the cheapest arm board with GbE is?
Apr 18 02:25:10 <CareBear\> hdevalence : maybe cubieboard, a competitor to the beagle
Apr 18 02:25:35 <CareBear\> hdevalence : otherwise I guess some marvell board has gigie
Apr 18 02:25:37 <CareBear\> -i
Apr 18 02:25:46 <prpplague> hehe
Apr 18 02:25:51 <prpplague> minnowboard.org
Apr 18 02:28:09 <jkridner|work> prpplague: hey, I thought I was supposed to see a bacon proto today.
Apr 18 02:28:16 <jkridner|work> and some mustache cams
Apr 18 02:28:39 <prpplague> jkridner|work: you got demoted
Apr 18 02:28:51 * jkridner|work considers kicking prpplague
Apr 18 02:29:10 <prpplague> jkridner|work: between work on the testers, the M2 printer, and organizing stuff for DW, you got put down on the list
Apr 18 02:29:20 * prpplague has new overlords
Apr 18 02:29:58 <hdevalence> CareBear\: seems like everything uses usb ethernet
Apr 18 02:30:04 <hdevalence> internally, I mean
Apr 18 02:30:54 <prpplague> hdevalence: minnowboard is gige via pcie
Apr 18 02:31:43 <hdevalence> yeah, but it's also probably pretty expensive
Apr 18 02:32:07 <prpplague> expensive is relative
Apr 18 02:32:17 <prpplague> hdevalence: minnow is sub $200
Apr 18 02:33:48 <hdevalence> I'm looking for something $40-$50
Apr 18 02:36:01 <prpplague> hehe yea, right
Apr 18 02:36:04 <prpplague> with gige
Apr 18 02:36:08 <prpplague> and not usb based
Apr 18 02:36:13 <prpplague> hehe yea, right
Apr 18 02:36:47 <hdevalence> prpplague: they exist, they just aren't sold to consumers apparently. Look at the seagate goflex.
Apr 18 02:37:20 <prpplague> hdevalence: hehehe
Apr 18 02:37:57 * prpplague goes to back the real world
Apr 18 02:39:57 <hdevalence> prpplague: in the "real world", the minnowboard doesn't exist either
Apr 18 02:40:32 <hdevalence> so if you have constructive suggestions on boards that people can buy, go ahead.
Apr 18 02:40:38 <prpplague> hdevalence: oh? do tell
Apr 18 02:40:51 <prpplague> hdevalence: curious as to your reasoning behind that statement
Apr 18 02:42:27 <hdevalence> prpplague: you can't buy one. If we're talking about boards that you can't buy, they certainly exist. Take the price of a GoFlex and subtract the price of the drive, and you get exactly what I'm looking for.
Apr 18 02:43:02 <prpplague> hdevalence: you can buy one at the end of next week
Apr 18 02:43:18 <prpplague> hdevalence: available via digikey, mouser, arrow, and avnet
Apr 18 02:43:31 <hdevalence> And compared to ARM boards with GbE that *can* be bought right now, it's still double the price
Apr 18 02:44:10 <prpplague> hdevalence: give me an example of one?
Apr 18 02:44:22 <hdevalence> prpplague: wandboard
Apr 18 02:45:24 <prpplague> unhuh, yea, you purchased one yet? you got it booted yet?
Apr 18 02:46:34 <hdevalence> prpplague: I'm done with this conversation.
Apr 18 02:50:30 <prpplague> hehe, not that he cares anymore but i am all for a spirited debate, be happy to admit when i am wrong if you show me evidence. i'd love to have a dollar for every time someone pops in an irc channel and say run their mouth on things they have no clue about....
Apr 18 02:53:21 <ds2> don't the plugs have GigE?
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