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Jan 03 03:40:22 <yates> can you use the USB/NDIS interface even when the board is powered externally and the ethernet is connected so that eth0 is up?
Jan 03 03:40:42 <yates> i.e., plug in the usb and get the 192.168.7.2 interface?
Jan 03 03:41:39 <yates> i am not able to.
Jan 03 03:50:28 <yates> usb0: ERROR while getting interface flags: No such device
Jan 03 04:26:46 <shay_shay> any news on arduno true?
Jan 03 04:26:53 <shay_shay> tre*
Jan 03 04:35:19 <TheKiwi> shay_shay, wow, forgot that existed
Jan 03 04:35:20 <TheKiwi> heh
Jan 03 04:36:03 <TheKiwi> my main issues with that, is that they didn't keep the beaglebone cape interface
Jan 03 04:37:09 <shay_shay> well I need an arduino SBC combo
Jan 03 04:37:24 <shay_shay> the only option seems to be Alamode and Pi
Jan 03 04:37:41 <shay_shay> but the tre would be perfect
Jan 03 04:38:19 <TheKiwi> shay_shay, http://www.udoo.org/ works, I believe
Jan 03 04:39:47 <shay_shay> hmm
Jan 03 04:40:15 <shay_shay> seems too good. something must be wrong with it
Jan 03 04:40:20 <TheKiwi> it's a 3.3v arduino due, though
Jan 03 04:40:30 <TheKiwi> shay_shay, someone I know has one, it seems to be good
Jan 03 04:42:17 <shay_shay> TheKiwi as opposed to 1.0 pin out?
Jan 03 04:42:47 <shay_shay> the Intel gallaleo has arduno 1.0 pinout
Jan 03 04:43:06 <TheKiwi> hmm
Jan 03 04:43:23 <TheKiwi> yeah, it's not going to take normal shields, I think
Jan 03 04:43:34 <TheKiwi> http://arduino.cc/en/Main/arduinoBoardDue
Jan 03 04:44:06 <TheKiwi> shay_shay, it does have the 1.0 pinout, but it operates with 3.3v logic, not 5v
Jan 03 04:50:37 <shay_shay> TheKiwi will the bb to arduino cape work with BBB?
Jan 03 04:50:40 <shay_shay> http://m.ebay.com/itm/271659685052?cmd=VIDESC&gxo=true
Jan 03 04:50:48 <shay_shay> this is what I need to use it with
Jan 03 05:15:43 <yates> can you use the USB/NDIS interface even when the board is powered externally and the ethernet is connected so that eth0 is up? i.e., plug in the usb and get the 192.168.7.2 interface?
Jan 03 05:22:07 <peter_> hello
Jan 03 05:22:36 <peter_> how can i get the vendor id and reg id of beaglebone black rev c?
Jan 03 05:26:45 <qwerty> how can i get the vendor id and reg id of beaglebone black rev c?
Jan 03 05:28:14 <Guest11726> how can i get the vendor id and reg id of beaglebone black rev c?
Jan 03 05:47:57 <yates> is there some init script to initialize the usb0 (the "pc" usb) ?
Jan 03 05:48:06 <yates> on a bbb running debian 7.5
Jan 03 06:02:52 <yates> would any of these in uEnv.txt cause the usb0 to be disabled: cape_disable=capemgr.disable_partno=BB-BONELT-HDMI,BB-BONELT-HDMIN,BB-BONE-EMMC-2G
Jan 03 06:03:09 <yates> i can't see why.
Jan 03 06:03:25 <yates> i'm at a loss to see why my usb is no longer working
Jan 03 06:05:13 <yates> dmesg (on my host, fedora) doesn't show anything happening when i plug the usb
Jan 03 06:08:22 <jagdish> hi
Jan 03 06:31:20 <yates> ok, i'm really scratching my head here, people. i'm probably being stupid, but the "tethered mode via usb" that is supposed to work out-of-the-box doesn't seem to work anymore..
Jan 03 06:31:51 <yates> when i plug in the usb, it's not even getting enumerated on my host
Jan 03 06:31:58 <yates> i've tried two cables.
Jan 03 15:33:14 <donaldshimoda> Hi
Jan 03 15:33:47 <donaldshimoda> anybody now if the schematics and board for BB rev c are disponible and under wich kind of license?
Jan 03 16:58:32 <donaldshimoda> anybody?
Jan 03 16:58:44 <donaldshimoda> anybody now if the schematics and board for BB rev c are disponible and under wich kind of license?
Jan 03 16:59:51 <KotH> donaldshimoda: http://bit.ly/1yk8hlG
Jan 03 17:02:07 <donaldshimoda> KotH, thanks for send me to read. :P
Jan 03 17:09:03 <mark4_> i need a version of GDB that doesnt support arm or thum but ONLY thumb2
Jan 03 17:09:32 <mark4_> because gdb is TOO FUCKING STUPID to know how to disassemble opcodes layed down by the code its debugging
Jan 03 17:09:53 <mark4_> is there anyone here who could help me modify gdb to ONLY ONLY ONLY support thumb2?
Jan 03 17:33:18 <cwshep> hello hello
Jan 03 17:33:24 <cwshep> having kind of stupid issue
Jan 03 17:34:02 <cwshep> I'm using the eMMC extractor image (http://elinux.org/BeagleBone_Black_Extracting_eMMC_contents) but can only capture images of 2GB
Jan 03 17:34:17 <cwshep> I posted more details here (http://elinux.org/Talk:BeagleBone_Black_Extracting_eMMC_contents)
Jan 03 17:35:07 <cwshep> It's not a filesystem issue (I tested both fat32 and ext2) as well as tested writing 4GB files on the same beaglebone with the same SD card and filesystem
Jan 03 17:35:15 <cwshep> It is not a ulimit issue either
Jan 03 17:35:43 <cwshep> What's weird is that no one else seems to have had (or at least noticed) the problem, which makes me think its something I'm doing, but at this point I'm at a loss.
Jan 03 17:36:46 <cwshep> The only thing I can think of is that the build for the extractor image had issues with LFS or didn't compile dd with _FILE_OFFSET_BITS set correctly, but that would mean other people should have this issue as well
Jan 03 17:39:54 <cwshep> Oh, and dd's message is "dd: writing '/mnt/BeagleBoneBlack-eMMC-image-9466.img': File too large"
Jan 03 17:58:02 <KotH> are you storing the file on a FAT partition?
Jan 03 17:58:16 <KotH> if so, then you are running into the file size limit there
Jan 03 18:01:07 <cwshep> KotH: no, FAT32 supports 4GB, and as I mentioned it happened on both ext2 and FAT32, and both of those I able to write a 3GB+ file on the same card/filesystem using the normal boot
Jan 03 18:01:29 <KotH> hmm...
Jan 03 18:01:33 <KotH> then i hav no idea
Jan 03 18:02:47 <ogra_> are you using busybox dd ? it iis limited ...
Jan 03 18:17:15 <cwshep> ogra_: no, well I'm assuming it's not busybox
Jan 03 18:17:27 <cwshep> it's whatever was released with this: http://elinux.org/BeagleBone_Black_Extracting_eMMC_contents
Jan 03 18:34:05 <cwshep> ogra_: I tried cat as well, it it reported "cat: write error: File too large"
Jan 03 18:38:22 <tbr> is that FAT16?
Jan 03 18:39:03 <cwshep> tbr: no, it is ext2
Jan 03 18:39:10 <cwshep> or fat32, I've tried both
Jan 03 18:39:17 <cwshep> both are limited to 2GB
Jan 03 18:39:31 <cwshep> and ulimit reports "-f: file size (blocks)             unlimited"
Jan 03 19:16:04 <sllide> how can i remove cloud9 and all the stuff that hogs port 80?
Jan 03 19:16:18 <sllide> and i mean remove, not disable
Jan 03 19:21:15 <yates> i dunno - is the bbb running apache for its web server?
Jan 03 19:28:01 <yates> does the console version of debian (7.6) remove support for NDIS?
Jan 03 19:39:27 <tbr> sllide: find the package that provides it and purge it?
Jan 03 19:39:44 <sllide> yeah i have no idea what to look for
Jan 03 19:39:50 <sllide> or where to look
Jan 03 19:40:31 <tbr> use your apt super moo powers...
Jan 03 19:40:44 <tbr> or aptitude
Jan 03 22:15:36 <fchmmr> Hi, I just updated my kernel using: http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardDebian#Install_Latest_Kernel_Image
Jan 03 22:16:14 <fchmmr> I had bone47 kernel, upgraded to bone69 using that link, bone69 is installed, but when I reboot, it still boots bone47
Jan 03 22:16:22 <fchmmr> how do I make uboot choose bone69?
Jan 03 22:24:55 <woglinde> fchmmr find out from where u-boot is loading the kernel
Jan 03 22:25:35 <fchmmr> in uEnv.txt?
Jan 03 22:25:43 <fchmmr> it's zImage and initrd.img
Jan 03 22:26:16 <fchmmr> I think from /boot/uboot/
Jan 03 22:26:25 <fchmmr> I also have those files in /boot/:
Jan 03 22:26:40 <fchmmr> initrd.img-3.8.13-bone69 vmlinuz-3.8.13-bone69 zImage
Jan 03 22:27:00 <fchmmr> should I tell it to boot /zImage and /initrd.img-3.8.13-bone69 ?
Jan 03 22:27:17 <kl0wn> :)
Jan 03 22:28:29 <fchmmr> Well that didn't work.
Jan 03 22:30:49 <fchmmr> Is there a microsd card image with bone69 in it by default?
Jan 03 22:38:32 <woglinde> zImage should be 3.8.13-bone69 too
Jan 03 22:38:55 <woglinde> looks like it is still 47
Jan 03 22:56:01 <fchmmr> ok, finally did it
Jan 03 22:56:24 <fchmmr> I was annoyed, so the directory I made had swearwords in it
Jan 03 22:56:29 <fchmmr> cd /boot/uboot
Jan 03 22:56:32 <fchmmr> mkdir ../fuckyou
Jan 03 22:56:36 <fchmmr> cp * ../fuckyou
Jan 03 22:57:00 <fchmmr> then I moved everything in /boot except "fuckyou" and "uboot" into /boot/uboot, overwriting some things
Jan 03 22:57:16 <fchmmr> then I copied the bone69 initrd to initrd.img
Jan 03 22:57:18 <fchmmr> and rebooted
Jan 03 22:57:25 <beest> i don't have to be angry to fill my filesystem with random bursts of explicit language
Jan 03 22:57:29 <fchmmr> now my BBB reliably boots into bone69. probably a better way to do it
Jan 03 22:57:44 <fchmmr> but I'm happy.... I'll learn uEnv.txt magic later
Jan 03 23:27:21 <dgriffi> I'm trying to get an Edimax EW-7811Un wifi dongle working with debian on my BBB
Jan 03 23:27:56 <dgriffi> I got the device to be recognized, but it won't work for more than 30 seconds or so.  It just stalls out.
Jan 03 23:28:11 <dgriffi> the dongle is known to work on a thinkpad T420.
Jan 03 23:28:14 <honestly> could be a power issue
Jan 03 23:28:45 <dgriffi> I'm powering the BBB with a wall-wart in the power jack
Jan 03 23:29:16 <Humpelstilzchen> dgriffi: uhm...there is one think about USB, you usually doesn't care if it works on a specific modol
Jan 03 23:29:19 <Humpelstilzchen> *model
Jan 03 23:29:42 <dgriffi> I'm just establishing that there's nothing wrong with the dongle
Jan 03 23:30:16 <Humpelstilzchen> dgriffi: can you post dmest?
Jan 03 23:30:18 <Humpelstilzchen> *dmesg
Jan 03 23:32:19 <dgriffi> working...
Jan 03 23:35:04 <dgriffi> now I can't get wlan0 up at all
Jan 03 23:35:25 <dgriffi> ifconfig reports it being up, but dhclient won't run
Jan 03 23:36:33 <dgriffi> ah, I remember this from last night.  the only way to get networking back is to do "sudo service networking restart"
Jan 03 23:51:41 <dgriffi> still trying to get the network back so can get dmesg off the BBB
Jan 03 23:52:10 <Humpelstilzchen> you can always connect the uart or usb device port
Jan 03 23:52:39 <Humpelstilzchen> dgriffi: anyway the next question if you have installed the firmware
Jan 03 23:52:43 <dgriffi> I'm using the uart, but I haven't been able to keep the network up long enough to download z-modem
Jan 03 23:52:58 <dgriffi> ya, the firmware is there.. otherwise the dongle wouldn't work at all
Jan 03 23:53:46 <Humpelstilzchen> right, I should have read the complete line..
Jan 03 23:54:01 <Humpelstilzchen> ooh this is a nice tiny one
Jan 03 23:54:08 <dgriffi> so, I pulled the dongle, put it back in, then did "sudo ifconfig -a".  This is what I got: http://pastebin.com/dWyGwDgV
Jan 03 23:54:17 <Humpelstilzchen> urgs realtek
Jan 03 23:54:35 <dgriffi> Humpelstilzchen: unfortunately that seems to be the only game in town these days
Jan 03 23:55:22 <Humpelstilzchen> dgriffi: I got tp-link tl-wn722n (external antenna yay)
Jan 03 23:56:20 <Humpelstilzchen> uhm..blocked task?
Jan 03 23:56:29 <Humpelstilzchen> dgriffi: what kernel is this? (uname)
Jan 03 23:56:48 <dgriffi> I figure that SOMETHING is interfering with wlan0, but what?
Jan 03 23:56:59 <dgriffi> Linux beaglebone 3.8.13-bone50 #1 SMP Tue May 13 13:24:52 UTC 2014 armv7l GNU/Lx
Jan 03 23:57:10 <Humpelstilzchen> dgriffi: I would try a new kernel..
Jan 03 23:57:11 <dgriffi> wicd is disabled
Jan 03 23:58:16 <dgriffi> can you suggest a good debian image that'll work on an SD card?
Jan 04 00:01:41 <dgriffi> something from http://beagleboard.org/latest-images?
Jan 04 00:06:56 <Humpelstilzchen> dgriffi: you just need to update the kernel
Jan 04 00:07:08 <Humpelstilzchen> not the image
Jan 04 00:07:23 <dgriffi> how do I do that wihtout network?
Jan 04 00:07:48 <dgriffi> and what about the kernel is causing the trouble?
Jan 04 00:08:03 <Humpelstilzchen> well that would be a problem...
Jan 04 00:08:45 <Humpelstilzchen> ethernet/eth0 doesn't work?
Jan 04 00:09:03 <dgriffi> it works, but is not available in the garage
Jan 04 00:11:20 <Humpelstilzchen> dgriffi: problem is that it could be either, a USB problem in BBB or driver problem in your current linux kernel, I don't know
Jan 04 00:12:15 <Humpelstilzchen> dgriffi: is there a way you can try to install the lates kernel with http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardDebian?
Jan 04 00:14:10 <dgriffi> I tried that one but it wouldn't boot
Jan 04 00:14:25 <dgriffi> found that this one would: http://beagleboard.org/latest-images
Jan 04 00:14:36 <dgriffi> but maybe I wasn't pointing it at the right partition
Jan 04 00:15:02 <Humpelstilzchen> uuh thats bad dgriffi which image did you try?
Jan 04 00:15:27 <dgriffi> http://debian.beagleboard.org/images/bone-debian-7.5-2014-05-14-2gb.img.xz
Jan 04 00:15:35 <dgriffi> that's the one that's causing me trouble
Jan 04 00:15:52 <dgriffi> I'm downloading your suggestion again now
Jan 04 00:16:49 <Humpelstilzchen> dgriffi: don't trust me, I have debootstrap my own debian and build my own kernel..
Jan 04 00:17:46 <Humpelstilzchen> dgriffi: but that one seems old
Jan 04 00:23:57 <Humpelstilzchen> dgriffi: well a google search seems to confirm that the realtek driver in linux 3.14 works better
Jan 04 00:31:14 <dgriffi> making new sd
Jan 04 00:36:32 <dgriffi> I finished installing that image from http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardDebian#Debian_Stable_.28wheezy.29, and I got this: http://pastebin.com/vMA6RYmw are those error messages anything I need to worry about?
Jan 04 00:38:36 <dgriffi> so, I booted it and got this: http://pastebin.com/TnHuinQK
Jan 04 00:38:52 <dgriffi> Humpelstilzchen: this is the problem I had before
Jan 04 00:41:01 <Humpelstilzchen> the error sounds not good..
Jan 04 00:41:59 <dgriffi> I invoked the install like this: sudo ./setup_sdcard.sh --mmc /dev/sdb --dtb beaglebone
Jan 04 00:42:51 <dgriffi> what am I doing wrong?
Jan 04 00:50:15 <Humpelstilzchen> hmm just tested I don't get the "No such file or directory" error
Jan 04 00:51:42 <dgriffi> maybe if I just get something from here: http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack_Debian#2014-12-19 and copy the image over with dd
Jan 04 00:52:35 <Humpelstilzchen> that would be still a 3.8 kernel :(
Jan 04 00:54:48 <dgriffi> cripes... how can I get a viable image out of this?
Jan 04 00:56:11 <Humpelstilzchen> dgriffi: funny I just tested the debian-7.7-console-armhf-2014-10-29.tar.xz with the command you pasted, worked without error, is there a missing binary on your system?
Jan 04 00:56:44 <dgriffi> not sure what I'm missing.  when I first ran it, it complained aobut some missing stuff, but I added what it asked for
Jan 04 01:09:39 <dgriffi> any ideas?
Jan 04 01:10:30 <Humpelstilzchen> I still guess somewhere setup_sdcard.sh fails
Jan 04 01:18:31 <dgriffi> well, I tried it using -img foo.img instead of -mmc /dev/sdb
Jan 04 01:19:09 <dgriffi> it completed without an error message, but it still fails to boot: http://pastebin.com/fqzDVzfQ
Jan 04 01:19:36 <dgriffi> I tried booting the resulting image after writing it to the sd
Jan 04 01:22:53 <dgriffi> is there something I need to do to the sd or image after running setup_sdcard.sh?
Jan 04 01:25:32 <dgriffi> waaaaait a sec.
Jan 04 01:25:36 <dgriffi> Humpelstilzchen: check this out: https://github.com/RobertCNelson/netinstall/issues/32
Jan 04 02:07:35 <dgriffi> so, I followed the suggestions in that github issue.. now when I boot the board, I get the letter "C" every half second
Jan 04 02:08:59 <kl0wn> could someone please help me out with a kernel issue i'm having? it's failing to compile at drivers/built-in.o here is a screenshot; i.imgur.com/tKPbxuQ.png
Jan 04 02:10:02 <kl0wn> I'm building on gentoo with "make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=armv7a-hardfloat-linux-gnueabihf- uImage dtbs"
Jan 04 02:11:48 <shay_shay> anyone know what ever happened to arduino tre?
Jan 04 02:18:57 <dgriffi> trying to boot a BBB, all I get is the letter 'C' repeated every half second.
Jan 04 02:20:31 <dgriffi> anyone know?
Jan 04 02:21:19 <endrift> dgriffi: is this on a terminal over HDMI, or over serial?
Jan 04 02:23:26 <dgriffi> serial
Jan 04 02:24:12 <vagrantc> dgriffi: it can't find your bootloader and is falling back to trying to download it over serial
Jan 04 02:24:43 <vagrantc> dgriffi: you'll need to boot off of other media
Jan 04 02:34:30 <dgriffi> vagrantc: I see... I followed https://github.com/RobertCNelson/netinstall/issues/32 and that's how I got to that point
Jan 04 02:38:10 <riddled> I just bought a beaglebone black from adafruit and I am waiting for it to be delivered.  I was wondering what the largest microsd card that can be used with a BBB
Jan 04 02:39:46 <dgriffi> what are you planning to do with your BBB?
Jan 04 02:40:54 <riddled> well i am going to use it to make electronics projects, and learn to program on it
Jan 04 02:44:31 <riddled> I know that the largest card that can be used on the raspberry pi is 32 GB is the BBB the same or can you go bigger than that
Jan 04 02:44:55 <dgriffi> I think it can do SDXC, which is 2TB
Jan 04 02:45:21 <riddled> wow that is a lot
Jan 04 02:55:36 <mark4_> riddle, dont use the microsd
Jan 04 02:55:44 <mark4_> i assume the bbb has a usb port?
Jan 04 02:55:57 <mark4_> get a cheap usb drive, make THAT your root drive. just make the sdcard boot
Jan 04 02:56:00 <mark4_> get the smallest one you can
Jan 04 02:56:06 <mark4_> you wont be sorry
Jan 04 02:56:27 <mark4_> thats what i did on my beagleboard xm and im running gentoo on that
Jan 04 02:56:39 <kl0wn> mark4_ :)
Jan 04 02:56:45 <kl0wn> I'm in the middle of installing gentoo right now
Jan 04 02:56:52 <mark4_> on what?
Jan 04 02:56:56 <dgriffi> I think I blew away /dev/mmcblk01...  how can I put it back?
Jan 04 02:56:56 <kl0wn> I'm having some kernel issues but i'm trying new things to fix it ;)
Jan 04 02:56:57 <kl0wn> bbb
Jan 04 02:57:08 <mark4_> ion the flash card or on an external usb drive?
Jan 04 02:57:27 <mark4_> you will kill that flash card in no time flat if your using that for /
Jan 04 02:57:36 <mark4_> specially if your using anything other than ext2
Jan 04 02:58:47 <kl0wn> hmmm what makes you say that?
Jan 04 02:59:02 <mark4_> journaling file systems are not good on a flash card
Jan 04 02:59:12 <kl0wn> ahh right... haha
Jan 04 02:59:32 <kl0wn> yeah that is an issue... i have an 8gb SD i was going to use
Jan 04 02:59:38 <mark4_> and the read/write will be much slower than for a external usb hard drive
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