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Oct 26 09:15:13 <milad> hello, i really need to reduce the boot time of debian image on BBB (emmc) but after disabling all not needed services now it boots around 22s. it has a huge wait on configuring network interfaces and some errors like : PHY ... not found. how can i reduce thease steps?
Oct 26 09:19:45 <veremit> disable the network?
Oct 26 09:20:00 <rwr> milad: which kernal bro?
Oct 26 09:22:20 <milad> 3.8
Oct 26 09:22:46 <milad> actually 3.8.13
Oct 26 09:23:03 <rwr> u need a better kernal bro
Oct 26 09:23:04 <veremit> stock :)
Oct 26 09:25:13 <milad> thanks a lot, but i have to use this kernel because it's modified by chipsee that i'm using their expansion board. is there a quick fix on this kernel ?
Oct 26 09:25:32 <veremit> I'd change the dhcp daemon
Oct 26 09:25:38 <veremit> its not kernel-dependent
Oct 26 09:25:50 <veremit> perhaps run ifplugd
Oct 26 09:26:02 <milad> i't configured as static
Oct 26 09:26:42 <veremit> it shouldn't wait then ..
Oct 26 09:26:55 <milad> but still takes a lot of time (around 6s) is it normal?
Oct 26 09:27:26 <veremit> ok next obvious question .. must you start/stop it all the time? you can't leave it running? :)
Oct 26 09:28:37 <milad> yes i need network connection at boot time but it takes a lot to be configured i think
Oct 26 09:29:35 <veremit> you may well be stuck if you are limited to the 3.8.13 kernel and there's a shortcomin in the driver
Oct 26 09:29:52 <milad> with this error: libphy: PHY 4a101000.mdio:01 not found on slave 1
Oct 26 09:31:34 <milad> it seems that i should update the kernel wih chipsee drivers and ...
Oct 26 09:32:20 <veremit> what is it you need from the 3.8 ?
Oct 26 09:32:29 <veremit> ah
Oct 26 09:32:35 <veremit> chipsee .. not heard of them
Oct 26 09:32:41 <milad> but i dont think it's an easy job porting drivers and configs to new kernel
Oct 26 09:34:22 <veremit> its not trivial depending on the hooks
Oct 26 09:34:38 <milad> check this out https://www.tigal.com/product/3526
Oct 26 09:35:02 <milad> it's a good cap Expansion for BBB
Oct 26 09:35:18 <veremit> if you can find a diff/patch for the bare kernel .. you have a reasonable chance
Oct 26 09:38:22 <milad> that's a good idea i have their source and device tree files and i will download the same bare source and dif them.
Oct 26 09:38:47 <veremit> the idea is you can try to diff into a newer kernel :)
Oct 26 09:41:34 <milad> first try is to find chipsee changes then going to new kernel :)
Oct 26 09:41:45 <milad> i will try , thanks
Oct 26 14:54:05 <mamar59> hi all il y a des francais ?
Oct 26 14:56:06 <mamar59> ???
Oct 26 15:04:42 <mamar59> no french ???
Oct 26 15:49:49 <synoc> question for you guys. i wanr to turn a beaglebone black into a firewall. if i use two usb Ethernet adapters, can i get gigbit speeds?
Oct 26 16:57:56 <_av500_> no
Oct 26 16:58:15 <veremit> Yes!
Oct 26 17:33:15 <tbr> mayhaps!
Oct 26 17:49:59 <ddrown> synoc: on a dual-core imx6, I can get 300M. I would expect the bbb to be at least half that.
Oct 26 20:38:21 <the-gibson> Hi Everyone, quick question, is the only way to flash the internal storage on the BBB via the SD card? is there no way to do it via USB?
Oct 26 20:42:38 <veremit> you can tftp over the 'net
Oct 26 20:43:06 <veremit> bit risky over usb
Oct 26 20:43:13 <veremit> what happens if the connection drops?
Oct 26 20:44:02 <the-gibson> veremit: hmm it's just most other dev boards I have worked with have been flashed via usb, hence I was curious
Oct 26 20:44:25 <tbr> you can boot it omap style over USB
Oct 26 20:44:38 <tbr> but it's not popular at all and not well documented
Oct 26 20:45:22 <the-gibson> tbr: thanks I'll look into that
Oct 26 20:45:32 <veremit> Most other boards? may I ask what?
Oct 26 20:45:53 <tbr> probably android hardware, fastboot is very popular there
Oct 26 20:46:08 <veremit> we're not talking an arduino here .. this has a full operating system on it :)
Oct 26 20:46:57 <the-gibson> veremit: for example any of the Tegra Development boards
Oct 26 20:47:23 <ddrown> the-gibson: this might work - https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/beagleboard/xb-xuO1Si1I
Oct 26 20:47:48 <the-gibson> ddrown: thanks
Oct 26 20:49:01 <hpopols_> hi all
Oct 26 20:51:19 <hpopols_> i am using linuxcnc for 5 years and i am curious about this project. What is the difference/goals of this projet (from Linuxcnc point of view). Thank you for your time
Oct 26 20:52:26 <hpopols_> I understood the embedded (Beaglebone) aspect and the general purpose.
Oct 26 20:52:45 <hpopols_> (not only for CNC machining i mean)
Oct 26 20:52:53 <hpopols_> is someone here?
Oct 26 21:01:54 <KotH> hpopols_: difference to what?
Oct 26 21:04:38 <llcoolj> did anyone flash one of the debian jessie snapshots on the BBB?
Oct 26 21:06:02 <llcoolj> The web service doesn't seem to run well. I cannot access it on my computer. Normally 192.168.7.2 would work.
Oct 26 21:07:56 <llcoolj> I only have this problem with jessie images.. :(
Oct 26 21:13:02 <hpopols_> KotH: sry i did noticed your response
Oct 26 21:14:25 <hpopols_> KotH: my main question is : why forking LCNC?
Oct 26 21:15:20 <KotH> hmm.. how about asking the people who forked?
Oct 26 21:17:30 <hpopols_> humm, this channel is not related to the "machinekit" project?
Oct 26 21:17:44 <KotH> nope
Oct 26 21:17:46 * veremit looks a the channel name ...
Oct 26 21:18:02 <veremit> this channel is #beagle ...
Oct 26 21:18:20 <veremit> sure you picked the right one?
Oct 26 21:18:21 <veremit> :)
Oct 26 21:18:27 <hpopols_> my mistake!!!!
Oct 26 21:18:48 <hpopols_> i understand my mistake,
Oct 26 21:19:08 <hpopols_> machinekit use beaglebone black for hardware
Oct 26 21:19:58 <hpopols_> and they put the link of the beagle google group on their website
Oct 26 21:20:19 <hpopols_> i followed the link thinking it was the machinkit group
Oct 26 21:20:51 <hpopols_> and then follows the IRC link to here...
Oct 26 21:21:12 <hpopols_> veremit: so this is my life, sorry for that :)
Oct 26 21:22:42 <hpopols_> veremit: thank you for you time, have a good evening :)
Oct 26 21:22:47 <veremit> u too
Oct 26 21:22:54 <hpopols_> thank you :)
Oct 26 21:24:51 <hxla> Hello guys, I'm trying to change the beaglebone black resolution, as in http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack_HDMI, but all I get from xrandr is xrandr: Failed to get size of gamma for output default, it says the current resolution, but I can't change it, how does it work? Thanks
Oct 26 21:27:36 <llcoolj> The jessie images don't come pre-installed with the kernel sources do they?
Oct 26 23:33:26 <BuffaloFan32_> hello
Oct 26 23:34:42 <BuffaloFan32_> I am trying to ping 8.8.8.8 through putty from my beaglebone black through my laptop over wifi but get no response
Oct 26 23:35:26 <BuffaloFan32_> i do get a response when i ping 192.168.7.1
Oct 26 23:39:32 <BuffaloFan32_> anybody out there?
Oct 27 00:01:00 <vvu> BuffaloFan32_: check your settings if you forward internet connection on your laptop
Oct 27 00:01:26 <vvu> bridge wifi and usb0 from BBB
Oct 27 00:10:19 <BuffaloFan32> @vvu which settings should i be looking at?  i have tried disabling the firewall completely
Oct 27 00:25:47 <BuffaloFan32> sdasdsadsad
Oct 27 00:25:52 <BuffaloFan32> whoops\
Oct 27 00:33:53 <bricewge> BuffaloFan32: route add default gw 192.168.7.1 ?
Oct 27 00:35:04 <BuffaloFan32> yes i did that
Oct 27 00:35:26 <bricewge> What does ping 8.8.8.8 return exactly ?
Oct 27 00:36:12 <BuffaloFan32> root@beaglebone:~# ping 8.8.8.8 PING 8.8.8.8 (8.8.8.8) 56(84) bytes of data. ^C --- 8.8.8.8 ping statistics --- 4 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 3008ms
Oct 27 00:45:24 <bricewge> My bad if you are over wifi you will need surely need to use the right address of the gateway: route add default gw <gateway_IP>
Oct 27 00:49:10 <BuffaloFan32> how do i find <gateway_IP>?
Oct 27 00:52:19 <bricewge> It the IP of the machine connected to the Internet (ie: your router)
Oct 27 01:17:26 <BuffaloFan32> @bricewge:  root@beaglebone:~# /sbin/route add default gw 192.168.2.1 SIOCADDRT: Network is unreachable
Oct 27 01:52:12 <BuffaloFan32> @bricewge:  root@beaglebone:~# /sbin/route add default gw 192.168.2.1 SIOCADDRT: Network is unreachable
Oct 27 02:36:51 <BuffaloFan32> @bricewge:  root@beaglebone:~# /sbin/route add default gw 192.168.2.1 SIOCADDRT: Network is unreachable
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