**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Mar 27 02:59:58 2014
Mar 27 05:58:43 <ds2> hmmmm this is depressing.... gyro drivers scattered through out the tree
Mar 27 06:24:54 <av500> the drivers, there are a-gyratin'
Mar 27 06:24:59 <av500> they*
Mar 27 06:53:22 <mazzoo> I fail to use the PRUs in 28bit shift mode capturing data. any hints what I might miss?
Mar 27 07:01:44 <mazzoo> GPIO+pinmux settings, PRU code: http://pastebin.com/QRfq4LgW
Mar 27 09:03:00 <Guest45501> Who has performed face recognition on beagle black ?
Mar 27 09:05:26 <av500> https://www.google.com/search?q=beaglebone+black+face+recognition
Mar 27 09:06:51 <Dan2> av500: this ones a better link http://bit.ly/1gZpty9
Mar 27 09:06:53 <Dan2> :)
Mar 27 09:06:54 <mazzoo> Guest45501: http://bit.ly/1o3nh2u
Mar 27 09:07:06 <mazzoo> lel =)
Mar 27 09:07:15 <Dan2> hahaha mazzoo
Mar 27 09:07:20 <Dan2> snap
Mar 27 09:07:49 <Guest45501> So nobody right ?
Mar 27 09:09:07 <av500> Guest45501: as google shows, some people have
Mar 27 09:09:13 <Guest45501> Okay thanks.
Mar 27 09:09:54 <av500> after all, its a computer
Mar 27 09:10:04 <av500> so it can also run face recognition software
Mar 27 09:18:34 <Rotti> hi
Mar 27 09:19:13 <av500> lo
Mar 27 09:19:14 <mazzoo> Rotti: hey
Mar 27 09:21:25 * Dan2 waves politely 
Mar 27 09:23:31 <Rotti> av500: did you order one of those lcd panels from pollin? i'm still waiting for it...
Mar 27 09:25:10 <av500> Rotti: nope did not
Mar 27 09:25:18 <av500> normally pollin ships next day
Mar 27 09:26:31 <Rotti> it still says 'Auftrag wird bearbeitet', although the display should be available... strange thing
Mar 27 09:26:49 <av500> call them
Mar 27 09:27:01 <av500> they are quite responsive
Mar 27 09:27:49 <Rotti> i fear, i still can wait... next week, i'll have to travel...
Mar 27 09:29:57 <philenotfound> which one did you order?
Mar 27 09:30:21 <Rotti> http://www.pollin.de/shop/dt/NTMwOTc4OTk-/Bauelemente_Bauteile/Aktive_Bauelemente/Displays/7_17_78_cm_Display_Set_mit_Touchscreen_LS_7T_HDMI_DVI_VGA_CVBS.html this one, philenotfound
Mar 27 09:30:52 <philenotfound> yeah, i was thinking about getting that too
Mar 27 09:31:23 <Rotti> just order it now, when i'm back, you can tell me how to get the touch stuff working :)
Mar 27 09:31:41 <av500> just usb
Mar 27 09:31:43 <av500> HID
Mar 27 09:31:47 <Rotti> oh, cool
Mar 27 09:32:37 <Rotti> maybe i should start to learn qt embedded
Mar 27 13:08:53 <das> hello
Mar 27 13:09:26 <av500> world
Mar 27 13:09:33 <das> are there other papers as valuable as Ulrich's "programmer should know about memory" and "how to write shared libraries" ?
Mar 27 13:10:25 <av500> some people would say that the shared library paper is not valuable at all
Mar 27 13:10:27 <av500> :)
Mar 27 13:11:11 <das> well I didn't know about relocations and usefulness of the ELF format so so far, the intro has been very valuable
Mar 27 13:11:57 <KotH> there are many valuable papers and books around
Mar 27 13:12:12 <KotH> but i doubt you will have enough time left in your life to read them all
Mar 27 13:13:15 <das> well if you name a few I'll decide how long I'll live
Mar 27 13:19:14 <av500> das: I agree on the usefullness of the ELF file format
Mar 27 13:32:01 <ron__> hi there
Mar 27 13:32:51 <ron__> im having a trouble in setting up net connctn  in BBM xM
Mar 27 13:34:00 <av500> explain
Mar 27 13:34:26 <ron__> i cant update
Mar 27 13:34:52 <ron__> i used 13.04
Mar 27 13:35:08 <ron__> BBM xM C1
Mar 27 13:36:13 <pwillard> Yay, new debian build is so nice... buh bye ANGSTrom
Mar 27 13:36:36 <av500> ron__: so you can log in?
Mar 27 13:36:41 <av500> via usb?
Mar 27 13:37:20 <ron__> yeah...logged in.
Mar 27 13:37:37 <av500> how?
Mar 27 13:37:43 <ron__> yes, itwas via usb
Mar 27 13:37:52 <av500> ah
Mar 27 13:38:06 <av500> and ifconfig says what?
Mar 27 13:38:12 <av500> and what are you running? from where?
Mar 27 13:38:15 <av500> etc etc
Mar 27 13:38:19 <ron__> not sure whether it will support required current
Mar 27 13:38:21 <av500> imagine that we are not standing behind you
Mar 27 13:39:21 <ron__> i was running ubuntu 13.10, connected BBM via usb and attached a keyboard and a mouse
Mar 27 13:39:44 <ron__> sorry, mouse ws removed
Mar 27 13:39:56 <av500> and ifconfig says what?
Mar 27 13:40:44 <ron__> itwas 2 days b4, sry i dont remember exactly..
Mar 27 13:41:01 <av500> too bad
Mar 27 13:42:32 <ron__> what cud b the probable problems?
Mar 27 13:43:31 <av500> no idea
Mar 27 13:43:42 <av500> get your board running and come back
Mar 27 13:43:58 <ron__> ok..thanks :)
Mar 27 13:44:45 <salaet> Hi!
Mar 27 13:44:58 <salaet> anybody test UWN200 with last debian?
Mar 27 13:45:23 <salaet> lsusb -> doesnt appear and dmesg same
Mar 27 13:52:45 <c10ud> uhm. BBB powered by a 5V 2A supply, running ubuntu with 3.8.13-bone41..I boot with network plugged in, all ok, i unplug the network connector, put it back in and the board is stuck: USR2 LED on, the others stop blinking...UART0 debug says nothing
Mar 27 13:52:51 <c10ud> how can I further debug this issue?
Mar 27 13:58:10 <salaet> its' possible to flash debian-console to emmc¿
Mar 27 14:06:44 <salaet> I dont know if any has the same problem than me. I'm installed debian on BBB the "oficial" for flashing from lastest-images in beaglebone page, and console version from wiki.
Mar 27 14:07:19 <salaet> Both has the same behaviour
Mar 27 14:07:36 <salaet> not load wifi dongle UWN200
Mar 27 14:07:55 <salaet> or do at aleatory , never in boot time.
Mar 27 14:09:01 <salaet> yestarday I could , doing some things taken from google group. but BBB hungs/freeze
Mar 27 14:10:12 <salaet> and the last http://pastebin.com/BdxusvzC
Mar 27 14:10:30 <salaet> that I doenst understant this
Mar 27 14:18:29 <salaet> and dmesg -> this fragment is repeting
Mar 27 14:18:31 <salaet> http://pastebin.com/BbVnDcVd
Mar 27 14:19:06 <salaet> any light be apreceted
Mar 27 14:21:08 <av500> salaet: do other usb devices work?
Mar 27 14:21:22 <salaet> yes
Mar 27 14:21:37 <salaet> other old dongle from 2007 works
Mar 27 14:21:44 <salaet> without antenna
Mar 27 14:23:08 <salaet> av500:it's very very strange
Mar 27 14:24:12 <salaet> this morning was when works was very unestable
Mar 27 14:25:16 <av500> can you run it via a hub?
Mar 27 14:25:20 <av500> a powered one
Mar 27 14:26:50 <salaet> not directly and a powersupply 5v 2A
Mar 27 14:27:06 <av500> ?
Mar 27 14:27:08 <av500> can you run it via a hub?
Mar 27 14:27:16 <salaet> no
Mar 27 14:27:23 <salaet> I connect dongle direct to BBB
Mar 27 14:27:34 <salaet> and I have a Power Supply 5V 2A
Mar 27 14:27:51 <av500> can you run it via a hub?
Mar 27 14:28:04 <av500> for a test
Mar 27 14:28:06 <salaet> no
Mar 27 14:28:10 <salaet> I tested
Mar 27 14:28:15 <salaet> and not work
Mar 27 14:28:16 <salaet> the same
Mar 27 14:28:19 <av500> ah
Mar 27 14:33:42 <mazzoo> I fail to use the PRUs in 28bit shift mode capturing data. any hints what I might miss?
Mar 27 14:33:46 <mazzoo> GPIO+pinmux settings, PRU code: http://pastebin.com/QRfq4LgW
Mar 27 14:41:47 <Interex> Anyone in here who could help with an ArchLinuxARM iwconfig issue on my beaglebonewhite?
Mar 27 14:53:15 <av500> Interex: it helps if you just state the issue
Mar 27 15:04:00 <Interex> av500, http://pastebin.com/wJ5nhsb6
Mar 27 15:05:24 <av500> file /usr/bin/iwconfig
Mar 27 15:05:58 <Interex> . /usr/bin/iwconfig: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, ARM, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.27, BuildID[sha1]=0xb2938d2435366aa55e77b2767a0e814e099b58e4, stripped
Mar 27 15:06:41 <av500> ldd /usr/bin/iwconfig
Mar 27 15:06:58 <Interex> :/usr/bin/ldd: line 117: /usr/bin/iwconfig: No such file or directory
Mar 27 15:07:05 <av500> hmm
Mar 27 15:08:17 <Interex> Linux beaglebone 3.2.21-1 #1 PREEMPT Fri Jun 22 15:27:43 UTC 2012 armv7l GNU/Linux
Mar 27 15:08:22 <Interex> It's an old install.
Mar 27 15:34:03 <diego__> hi, I flashed debian wheezy with Lxde and then installed jre8 in my beaglebone black. if i try to execute a java program  from a script it won't work, it will when I launch from lxterminal, but it won't work if I spawn a new lxterm that tries to execute it. I see no error messages, neither java appears to be called
Mar 27 15:36:38 <diego__> this runs from the lxterminal $java -jar myprogram.jar
Mar 27 15:37:01 <diego__> this won't  $lxterminal -e java -jar myprogram.jar &
Mar 27 15:38:39 <diego__> it will just create a new terminal and nothing else... #top won't show any java running
Mar 27 15:39:12 <diego__> any clues?
Mar 27 15:50:50 <diego__> oddly enough I see it working if I call it from a remote ssh connection.
Mar 27 15:51:50 <diego__> that puzzles me! from a remotely called ssh shell: it works and from a locally called lxterminal it wont work
Mar 27 16:00:46 <mazzoo> Interex: av500: readelf -a $( which iwconfig ) | grep -i interp
Mar 27 16:01:19 <mazzoo> this will list the (I suspect missing) interpreter of the dynamically linked bin
Mar 27 16:04:06 <diego__> I found that by adding -l to the command it will work....--> $lxterminal -l -e java -jar myprogram.jar
Mar 27 16:04:24 <diego__> but i have no explanation to that
Mar 27 16:05:05 <av500> what does -l do?
Mar 27 16:16:04 <mazzoo> -l : Executes login shell
Mar 27 16:31:25 <Bart__> hey guys, Im looking for a good guide to use the GPMC in the beaglebone black, anyone know any guide like this? Or where to get info?
Mar 27 16:33:22 <mazzoo> Bart__: get the 4728 pages long datasheet. "SPRUH73J" "AM335x ARM® Cortex™-A8 Microprocessors
Mar 27 16:33:25 <mazzoo> (MPUs)
Mar 27 16:33:35 <mazzoo> Technical Reference Manual
Mar 27 16:33:37 <mazzoo> "
Mar 27 16:39:21 <cubbyhole> Hallo beaglers! I have a question about cape compatibility...
Mar 27 16:40:27 <av500> ask
Mar 27 16:40:36 <cubbyhole> Does anyone use the 7-inch TFT screen cape in here? It says on the spec sheet that 'If using with other cape’s, ensure the 4DCAPE- 70T is not conflicting pin wise to any other cape  installed. '. How easy is that to do? I want to use it with the battery cape to give a fully portable solution.
Mar 27 16:40:49 <cubbyhole> http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/images/c/c7/4DCAPE-70T_datasheet_R_1_1.pdf
Mar 27 16:41:45 <av500> cubbyhole: the pdf shows the pins used
Mar 27 16:41:52 <av500> look up what pins the battery cape uses
Mar 27 16:41:54 <av500> and compare
Mar 27 16:42:01 <cubbyhole> thanks - that simple???!!
Mar 27 16:42:09 <av500> I would guess the battery cape uses only a few pins anyway
Mar 27 16:42:16 <av500> cubbyhole: some things are simple
Mar 27 16:42:51 <cubbyhole> Thanks, I'll check it out. Yup I like simple things. Seem to be getting rarer and rarer tho
Mar 27 16:42:56 <cubbyhole> brb
Mar 27 16:43:17 <Rotti> wasn't there something changed with the battery stuff for the bbb?
Mar 27 16:46:00 <jesselang> Does anyone know if a realtime kernel will be made available for the Debian images?
Mar 27 17:03:36 <bob123456> I noticed that link to download beaglebone USB-Network driver is broken. This seems to be the link, http://beagleboard.org/static/Drivers/Windows/BONE_D64.exe. Does anyone know whether there is an alternate link? Thanks.
Mar 27 17:04:22 <jkridner> bob123456: https://github.com/beagleboard/beaglebone-getting-started/blob/master/Drivers/Windows/BONE_D64.exe
Mar 27 17:08:23 <cubbyhole> incidentally, one guy says he was running his BBB off an emergency laptop pack - http://www.reichelt.de/Mobile-Powerpacks/VTB-22/3/index.html?&ACTION=3&LA=446&ARTICLE=117929&GROUPID=4491&artnr=VTB+22 - but that outputs 5-5.5V - would that be a problem?
Mar 27 17:08:36 <JFK911> 5.5v should be ok
Mar 27 17:09:09 <bob123456> Thank you jkridner. I just downloaded and installed the driver on my windows PC.
Mar 27 17:12:59 <cubbyhole> Well I might get one of those to save carrying around shedloads of batteries, especially with a 7-inch screen running off the juice
Mar 27 17:21:00 <cubbyhole> OK finding pins for battery cape tricky to locate, but both battery cape and LCD7 cape are in the lime zone on http://elinux.org/BeagleBone_Black_Capes which suggests they're both good...anyone support me on that please?
Mar 27 17:27:48 <c10ud> alright, let's try this debian image
Mar 27 17:32:14 <catch-twenty-two> Hello
Mar 27 17:37:24 <mazzoo> cubbyhole: not sure what u need, bu doesn't the schematich help? https://github.com/CircuitCo/BeagleBone-Battery-RevA/raw/master/BeagleBone-Battery-RevA-schematic.pdf
Mar 27 17:37:36 <mazzoo> catch-twenty-two: moin (UGT)
Mar 27 17:38:41 <catch-twenty-two> just got my bbb and am wondering how most people are compling for it? Natively on board, or cross?
Mar 27 17:40:03 <Crofton> catch-twenty-two, probably both :)
Mar 27 17:40:51 <catch-twenty-two> :) thx... I would like to use eclipse on my pc  for my ide I guess nativiely would be alot easier though
Mar 27 17:46:37 <mazzoo> catch-twenty-two: my hope: the loss of performance brings you down to vim and Makefiles :P
Mar 27 17:47:06 <catch-twenty-two> :(
Mar 27 17:49:54 <cubbyhole> oh thanks mazzoo i was miles away
Mar 27 17:52:59 <mazzoo> catch-twenty-two: cant really tell, maybe its smoothly enough. just my personal taste is vim, and I hope I never need to move
Mar 27 17:54:06 <catch-twenty-two> mazoo: yep understandable, vim is like a warm blanket for you, a wet one for me :)
Mar 27 17:59:43 <cubbyhole> hey thanks guys...happy coding!
Mar 27 18:00:29 <cubbyhole> gonna get me them there beagly bits so I'm no longer rendered unable to work by some woman switching on her washing machine three doors away 8Z
Mar 27 18:05:41 <Interex> mazzoo,  http://pastebin.com/bV1tqMnk
Mar 27 18:07:17 <mazzoo> Interex: file /lib/ld-linux-armhf.so.3
Mar 27 18:07:43 <Interex> : /lib/ld-linux-armhf.so.3: ERROR: cannot open `/lib/ld-linux-armhf.so.3' (No such file or directory)
Mar 27 18:10:28 <mazzoo> Interex: see, you copied an incompatible binary there, or your ld got corrupted.
Mar 27 18:10:53 <Interex> Hang on, I have a call then I'll try to figure it out.
Mar 27 18:11:31 <mazzoo> Interex: the kernel will try to start up a program by various ways, one is read the ELF .interp, load it and pass execution
Mar 27 18:11:58 <mazzoo> Interex: just like a script starting with #!/bin/bash
Mar 27 18:12:38 <mazzoo> when its starting #!/bin/nosuch it'll tell u "No such file or directory" upon execution too
Mar 27 18:18:05 <salaet> anybody knows why when I do lsusb my UWN200 (wifi) in beaglebone black doesnt appear (has power supply of 5v 2A)
Mar 27 18:18:15 <salaet> I'm gona be crazy
Mar 27 18:18:33 <salaet> a lot of ours and my boss kill me :(
Mar 27 18:23:01 <pwillard> I have the same issue with a ralink 2800... even after installing the driver...  don't feel like troublehooting...
Mar 27 18:23:36 <salaet> pwillard: On my PC , the card runs ok
Mar 27 18:23:42 <salaet> well the dongle
Mar 27 18:23:50 <salaet> or his particular name
Mar 27 18:24:11 <pwillard> sadly, some usb wifi dongles are "windows" only.
Mar 27 18:24:41 <salaet> but this is from logicsupply for BBB
Mar 27 18:31:43 <mazzoo> salaet: lets repeat: dmesg; plug the dongle; dmesg; no line is added?
Mar 27 18:32:07 <salaet> mazzoo:I go
Mar 27 18:32:22 <mazzoo> or tail -f /var/log/{dmesg|messages}
Mar 27 18:36:28 <Interex> mazzoo, ok sorry I'm back now.
Mar 27 18:36:42 <Interex> Which file is an incompatible binary??
Mar 27 18:37:12 <Interex> The iwconfig binary?
Mar 27 18:40:21 <mazzoo> Interex: yep, it is compiled that it need /lib/ld-linux-armhf.so.3 but that is not there. it won't start without its ld
Mar 27 18:41:10 <Interex> Ok, well I just installed the wireless_tools using pacman. Didn't do anything else.
Mar 27 18:41:22 <Interex> Is it a problem with the wireless_tools package?
Mar 27 18:43:34 <mazzoo> Interex: it doesn't seem to comply wit the rest of your distro. can you try to install the ld from whatever your packet source is?
Mar 27 18:44:44 <Interex> I guess I don't follow.  I installed Arch Linux ARM to my SD card, booted it, tried to install wireless tools and this happened.
Mar 27 18:46:48 <mazzoo> Interex: not sure how in Arch, but try a global system update using your package manager?
Mar 27 18:47:36 <Interex> I'm afraid that is the problem and I can't do a system update because I don't know all the steps to complete it without breaking my install.
Mar 27 18:47:40 <Interex> This install is really old.
Mar 27 18:48:30 <mazzoo> Interex: the other way would be you compile iwconfig natively on your system
Mar 27 18:51:00 <salaet> mazzoo : I do that you tellme and when I do lsusb the other wifi dongle appears , and when I disconneect appears to
Mar 27 18:51:04 <salaet> O_O
Mar 27 18:52:19 <mazzoo> salaet: "other"?
Mar 27 18:52:52 <salaet> mazzoo:yes i have a old dongle
Mar 27 18:54:08 <salaet> http://pastebin.com/g7JHpQdH
Mar 27 18:54:18 <salaet> dmesg with dongle UWN200 conected
Mar 27 18:55:40 <salaet> I see with osciloscope that the voltage on the pin drops to 0
Mar 27 18:58:14 <mazzoo> salaet: a power issue? ensure robust 5V on BBB power supply, see also https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/beagleboard/C6gMT2_FfiM
Mar 27 18:58:24 <mazzoo> salaet: also there's a patch in it
Mar 27 19:02:01 <salaet> i'm using 5v 2A power supply
Mar 27 19:02:10 <salaet> and last image of ubuntu
Mar 27 19:09:27 <salaet> mazzoo:you tried this patch?
Mar 27 19:10:39 <mazzoo> salaet: no, I don't use linux ATM
Mar 27 19:11:06 <salaet> mazzoo : sorry what does it mean ATM?
Mar 27 19:11:16 <mazzoo> at the moment
Mar 27 19:11:22 <salaet> aaa
Mar 27 19:11:27 <salaet> :)
Mar 27 19:34:43 <Calico> hello
Mar 27 19:35:59 <Calico> I was wondering if anyone could offer me an insight regarding beaglebone power management
Mar 27 19:37:19 <_av500_> as in?
Mar 27 19:38:06 <Calico> well it keeps going to sleep and I need it to stay awake...
Mar 27 19:38:32 <Calico> I have met with limited success with this in both Angstrom and Ubuntu...
Mar 27 19:39:41 <Calico> I am not running a gui at present...
Mar 27 19:39:52 <_av500_> to sleep?
Mar 27 19:39:58 <_av500_> or just the screen blank?
Mar 27 19:40:35 <Calico> It starts with the blank screen and then it seems to lose network connectivity as well...
Mar 27 19:41:19 <Calico> I re-awaken the device and everything seems to return to normal...
Mar 27 19:41:30 <_av500_> awaken how?
Mar 27 19:44:28 <Calico> With mouse movement or keystroke...
Mar 27 19:44:55 <_av500_> ah
Mar 27 19:45:06 <_av500_> angstrom or debian?
Mar 27 19:45:29 <Calico> Currently 12.04 Ubuntu
Mar 27 19:46:21 <Calico> So Debian essentially...
Mar 27 19:48:04 <_av500_> maybe #ubuntu-arm knows more?
Mar 27 19:48:31 <Interex> mazzoo, I decided to just get the latest root build and extract it.  Everything is good now.
Mar 27 19:49:19 <Calico> Do you feel it is the OS perhaps?...
Mar 27 19:49:38 <Calico> I have suspected that is possible but was not certain...
Mar 27 21:19:54 <proz> hi, how can i solve this problem when i execute ./mkcard.txt /dev/mmcblk0 i get this error and ...
Mar 27 21:20:22 <proz> Disk /dev/mmcblk0 doesn't contain a valid partition table
Mar 27 21:23:00 <proz> any help?
Mar 27 21:23:28 <rob_w> read the script ? look for the partitioning ?
Mar 27 21:24:26 <proz> yes i want to format and repatition the sd (mmcblk0)
Mar 27 21:51:48 <thurgood> are there any command line tools to resize partitions without destroying data.. similar to the resize command in gparted
Mar 27 22:22:15 <Interex> thurgood, http://www.howtoforge.com/linux_resizing_ext3_partitions  ?
Mar 27 23:46:27 <mwhite_> I'm having issues ssh-ing into my beaglebone. When I check network adapters, it reads "Network cable unplugged", ssh times out with putty, and when I asked the beaglebone for its dropbear status, it gave me this:
Mar 27 23:46:28 <mwhite_> systemctl status dropbear.service dropbear.service           Loaded: masked (/dev/null)           Active: inactive (dead)
Mar 27 23:47:14 <mwhite_> So I guess my question is, why is the beaglebone not setting up a private connection with my computer and how can I fix it?
Mar 27 23:47:17 <jkridner> could it be the corrupt-key issue?
Mar 27 23:47:36 <jkridner> have you tried restarting dropbear?
Mar 27 23:47:45 <mwhite_> I gettttt
Mar 27 23:48:00 <mwhite_> systemctl start dropbear.service Failed to issue method call: Unit dropbear.service is masked.
Mar 27 23:48:10 <mwhite_> systemctl enable dropbear.service Failed to issue method call: No such file or directory
Mar 27 23:48:46 <mwhite_> I just did a 'rm -rf ~/.ssh/*'
Mar 27 23:49:07 <mwhite_> Putty/ssh is still not happy
Mar 27 23:50:12 <mwhite_> When I do an ifconfig, I don't get an IP address
Mar 27 23:51:13 <jkridner> mwhite_: try 'systemctl enable dropbear.socket'
Mar 27 23:51:54 <jkridner> er, 'systemctl restart dropbear.socket'.
Mar 27 23:51:59 <jkridner> the socket should be starting the service.
Mar 27 23:52:02 <mwhite_> root@beaglebone:/etc/init.d# systemctl enable dropbear.socket root@beaglebone:/etc/init.d# systemctl start dropbear.socket root@beaglebone:/etc/init.d# systemctl status dropbear.socket dropbear.socket           Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/dropbear.socket; enabled)           Active: active (listening) since Sat 2000-01-01 00:17:38 UTC; 16s ago         Accepted: 0; Connected: 0           CGroup: name=systemd:/system/dropbear.
Mar 27 23:52:07 <mwhite_> Sorry, that's garbled
Mar 27 23:52:14 <mwhite_> I enabled, started and checked it
Mar 27 23:52:17 <mwhite_> It says it's listening
Mar 27 23:52:26 <jkridner> k
Mar 27 23:52:42 <jkridner> nice thing you have a serial cable. not sure how dropbear got halted in the first place.
Mar 27 23:52:48 <mwhite_> Still no connection
Mar 27 23:52:53 <jkridner> oh
Mar 27 23:53:02 <mwhite_> I'm not sure it is dropbear, but I don't know what acts as the DHCP server
Mar 27 23:53:08 <mwhite_> And assigns IPs etc
Mar 27 23:54:00 <jkridner> are you trying to connect over USB or Ethernet?
Mar 27 23:54:21 <mwhite_> Over USB
Mar 27 23:54:43 <veremit> lol
Mar 27 23:55:11 <veremit> nobody uses RJ45 .. so conventional
Mar 27 23:58:20 <mwhite_> Soooo...when I try to cat /etc/network/interfaces, the network directory doesn't exist
Mar 27 23:59:13 <jkridner> so, the IP address is static (192.168.7.2) and the board acts as the DHCP server to your host.
Mar 27 23:59:15 <jkridner> are you getting the IP address of 192.168.7.1 on your host?
Mar 27 23:59:49 <mwhite_> I understand that, but that's not what it's currently doing
Mar 28 00:00:53 <jkridner> mwhite_: Angstrom doesn't use that.
Mar 28 00:01:07 <jkridner> are you getting an IP address on your host?
Mar 28 00:01:25 <mwhite_> No
Mar 28 00:03:33 <mwhite_> Are you sure I'm not supposed to have /etc/network/interfaces?
Mar 28 00:03:38 <mwhite_> Everywhere else says I am
Mar 28 00:03:40 <jkridner> systemctl status udhcpd.service
Mar 28 00:04:28 <veremit> I don't know a distro that uses /etc/network/interfaces
Mar 28 00:04:57 <veremit> sounds like a legacy config
Mar 28 00:05:07 <mwhite_> udhcpd.service - DHCP server for USB0 network gadget           Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/udhcpd.service; disabled)           Active: inactive (dead)           CGroup: name=systemd:/system/udhcpd.service
Mar 28 00:05:27 <veremit> doesn't sound right ..
Mar 28 00:06:07 <jkridner> mwhite_: the IP address for the USB gadget is set at /usr/bin/g-ether-load.sh
Mar 28 00:06:15 <Dan1> pretty sure my debian uses /etc/network/interfaces?
Mar 28 00:06:26 <jkridner> mwhite_: guess that is where udhcpd is started too
Mar 28 00:06:32 <mwhite_> I enabled and started udhcpd
Mar 28 00:06:36 <mwhite_> Now I get this:
Mar 28 00:06:38 <mwhite_>           Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/udhcpd.service; enabled)           Active: active (running) since Sat 2000-01-01 00:31:46 UTC; 6s ago         Main PID: 3769 (udhcpd)           CGroup: name=systemd:/system/udhcpd.service                   `-3769 /usr/sbin/udhcpd -f -S /etc/udhcpd.conf
Mar 28 00:06:42 <jkridner> Dan1: I think mwhite_ is on Angstrom.
Mar 28 00:06:53 <mwhite_> jkridner: I am on Angstrom
Mar 28 00:07:08 <jkridner> Dan1: Angstrom doesn't use /etc/network/interfaces
Mar 28 00:07:35 <Dan1> ahh, hence stating i was on debian.... i only tried angetrom just long enough to know i didnt wana ever use it again :)
Mar 28 00:08:06 <jkridner> mwhite_: /usr/bin/g-ether-load.sh is called from /lib/systemd/system/storage-gadget-init.service
Mar 28 00:08:07 <veremit> angstrom is horrible
Mar 28 00:08:16 <mwhite_> Yeah, it is, but the rest of my team is working with it
Mar 28 00:08:21 <mwhite_> So I think I'm up
Mar 28 00:08:38 <mwhite_> I ran /usr/bin/g-ether-load.sh
Mar 28 00:08:45 <mwhite_> And it now has an IP address
Mar 28 00:09:03 <mwhite_> And my computer is recognizing the network
Mar 28 00:09:08 <jkridner> veremit: it isn't horrible from most perspectives, but it has a fairly steep learning curve, thus our move to Debian: http://beagleboard.org/latest-images
Mar 28 00:09:16 <jkridner> and http://debian.beagleboard.org
Mar 28 00:09:31 <veremit> ah got a nice debian site going now? :)
Mar 28 00:09:47 <jkridner> just a forward right now and a place to store the package feeds.
Mar 28 00:09:51 <veremit> I understand its been the embedded distro of choice for a time .. but its hard to get into
Mar 28 00:09:51 <jkridner> and images.
Mar 28 00:10:04 <veremit> and the toolchains/site/packages are .. well ...
Mar 28 00:10:08 <mwhite_> Haha
Mar 28 00:10:18 <mwhite_> I wish I could get rid of Angstrom
Mar 28 00:10:26 <veremit> I'll stick to 'lacking' :)
Mar 28 00:11:13 <mwhite_> ssh is working, thanks a lot!
Mar 28 00:11:48 <veremit> just gotta know where to look .. as always in linux :)
Mar 28 00:12:28 <mwhite_> One last question
Mar 28 00:12:59 <mwhite_> I can probably figure this out on my own with lots of time, but where are the files that call /usr/bin/g-ether-load.sh?
Mar 28 00:13:21 <mwhite_> Because I feel like the beaglebone should be calling it automatically when it starts up
Mar 28 00:13:23 <veremit> @jkridner> mwhite_: /usr/bin/g-ether-load.sh is called from /lib/systemd/system/storage-gadget-init.service
Mar 28 00:14:07 <mwhite_> Thanks, I didn't catch that
Mar 28 00:14:36 <veremit> np
Mar 28 00:16:32 <mwhite_> So, I was checking some other functionality, and the 192.168.7.2 website isn't working?
Mar 28 00:16:43 <mwhite_> Should I just get a new distribution?
Mar 28 00:16:56 <veremit> I'd guess the web server isn't running either.. if it couldn't bind to an IP ..
Mar 28 00:17:42 <mwhite_> do you happen to know the name of the webserver so that I can restart it?
Mar 28 00:18:42 <veremit> I'd take a wild guess and say 'apache' and probbaly be wrong :)
Mar 28 00:20:08 <mwhite_> It would probably be a service, right?
Mar 28 00:20:19 <mwhite_> (apache is wrong, I'm going through the systemctl list currently)
Mar 28 00:20:54 <veremit> yes most likely a service
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