**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed May 20 02:59:59 2015 May 20 03:03:04 that's why I prefer the simplicity of directly accessing peripherals from userspace May 20 03:03:26 less layers = less headache May 20 03:04:04 (in theory a good abstraction layer can make live simpler, but then it'd better actually be _good_ ) May 20 03:04:08 *life May 20 03:12:54 that doesn't seem consistant May 20 03:13:04 morning ds2 May 20 03:13:04 by definition, doing things from userspace adds another layer of indirection May 20 03:13:09 :) May 20 03:13:11 nope May 20 03:13:19 you don't go through the kernel at all then May 20 03:13:26 the peripheral is directly mapped in your memory space May 20 03:13:30 userland has to go through the kernel May 20 03:13:32 no May 20 03:13:38 the act of mapping sends it through the kernel May 20 03:13:52 you need to run in supervisor mode to avoid that May 20 03:13:53 mapping it involves the kernel, but that's during init May 20 03:14:02 during use, no kernel is involved May 20 03:14:26 as it gets rescheduled... May 20 03:14:37 ? May 20 03:15:17 user land is subject to the scheduler May 20 03:15:34 yes.... and? May 20 03:15:53 (so is most kernel code actually) May 20 03:15:54 that changes timing May 20 03:16:03 kernel code has more of a say in that May 20 03:16:14 this is completely unrelated to your previous argument though May 20 03:16:17 bare metal on the other hand.... May 20 03:16:23 not all code is that timing-sensitive May 20 03:17:04 and in cases where the peripheral is controlled by a kernel driver which only acts on requests from userspace, the point is entirely moot May 20 03:17:44 I actually do miss baremetal May 20 03:18:06 but I'm not the only one on this project, and linux userspace is a bit more accessible for most programmers :) May 20 03:20:58 btw, the power mismanagement story keeps getting funnier May 20 03:24:24 ever noticed that long-pressing the power button may cause either power-off (as the BBB SRM claims) or power-cycle depending on circumstances? May 20 04:05:31 I have seen that odd behavior May 20 04:06:11 whoever wrote that paragraph in the SRM probably didn't realize it was abnormal behaviour May 20 04:06:28 as the pmic specs, long-pressing the power button always triggers a power cycle May 20 04:06:49 except that shutdown ends up such a mess that a PMIC fault condition is triggered May 20 04:06:56 which leads to OFF-mode May 20 04:09:08 whether or not a actually fault occurs depends on external peripherals, some of which (e.g. eMMC and the HDMI framer) are unaware of the reset signal May 20 04:10:23 it took me a bit to figure that part out... for a moment I was quite confused ( see https://e2e.ti.com/support/arm/sitara_arm/f/791/p/414987/1511573#1511573 ) May 20 04:19:00 that seems to make sense May 20 04:19:18 most pmics use the long power button sequence to power cycle May 20 04:21:56 it's also getting increasingly clear to me the tps65217 is really meant for battery-powered applications, and batteryless operation an afterthought May 20 04:23:13 the tps65910A31 would probably have been a better choice (unless it has other issues I'm not aware of) May 20 07:52:17 hello. May 20 07:53:30 How can i "copy" my current Debian system from the MicroSD to the BBB internal memory, and boot from there? May 20 07:54:17 look at the "flasher" images May 20 07:54:21 they do that more or less May 20 07:54:33 there is a script that does the copying May 20 07:54:43 you'd have to follow that May 20 07:57:34 mh.... i want to be sure that i have understood (i'm italian): you're telling me to look for the script in the flasher image and use it on my running system? May 20 07:58:28 yes and no May 20 07:58:33 look at the script May 20 07:58:36 understand what it does May 20 07:58:43 take from it what you need May 20 07:59:03 hi, I wrote some script that I want to offer May 20 07:59:35 Assume I buy a BBB and want to connect it to my home wireless May 20 07:59:53 Today I have to connect a screen and keyboard May 20 08:00:15 really an hard task for me.... thanks av500 *sigh* May 20 08:00:54 What I did is run a second wireless from the tplink wn722 to offer a hotspot May 20 08:01:22 you connect to it using your phone and then define the wireless network name and password May 20 08:01:58 Parduz: alternatively just leave the sdcard in May 20 08:02:01 and be happy May 20 08:02:08 imagine its a BBwhite with no emmc May 20 08:03:39 no no, i will HAVE to learn how to do that one day or another. I was just hoping it was a "common" task already made for dumb users like me. May 20 08:03:54 yes May 20 08:03:58 the flasher images May 20 08:04:01 they flash an image May 20 08:07:26 The concept of "image" (in this context) is a bit foggy, for me. Should i do an image of my current SD? I don't get (i mean, i don0't know at all) why i can't "clone" the running Debian "disk" from that debian itself (partition copying and stuffs like that) May 20 08:34:56 Parduz: yes, thats what the script does May 20 08:35:00 why dont you look inside? May 20 08:35:20 i'm still struggling to find it *blush* :| May 20 08:37:36 didn't I give you a link to it the other day? May 20 08:37:53 tbr you did May 20 08:38:20 sskm May 20 08:38:26 yup, the RobertCNelson boot-scripts May 20 08:38:50 are that the same scripts of the flasher? May 20 08:39:33 Parduz did you think you can flash without booting? May 20 08:41:10 woglinde, i don't think nothing. I'm a Win user trrying to sort out how things works in this world, without the time to study linux theory before, and with the boss and the customer breathing fires if i don't show any "advancement" each week. May 20 08:41:16 * tbr kicks TheKiwi where it hurts. your nickchanging is annoying May 20 08:42:09 So, i'm really hitting my head against each wall i encounter. Really, even the stupidest help from you guys will save me days of struggling and about 50 phone calls May 20 08:42:30 I dont feel like giving free consulting services May 20 08:45:31 Parduz sorry tell your boss you need a sane linux course May 20 08:46:05 and after that a sane linux embedded course May 20 08:46:16 and than a shell course May 20 08:47:16 av500 i did'nt ask for it. i did'nt even know you're talking about the same scripts tbr linked to me. how should i have knew, looking to a page called RoberCNelson? From my point of view, it could have been a guys sharing his own work May 20 08:47:45 woglinde, to that course teach who's Mr.Nelson ? :) May 20 08:48:53 Parduz: if you have no time to "study linux", how do you expect to perform your task? May 20 08:49:03 which is around an embedded linux project as I understand May 20 08:51:31 I have no time NOW. I'd like to have a "do that" procedure just for this moment, make the prototype running, be able to "clone" 3-4 devices to make everyone happy,and then start reasoning and studying about it without ppl sitting on my head. I already have my beta app running, i just need to reach a state where i'm left alone doing stuffs in the right way :) May 20 08:52:38 yep, it will be a sort of "kiosk" display for an already existing electronic device May 20 08:53:01 so for "right now" just use sd cards May 20 08:53:06 they are easily cloneable May 20 08:53:10 yes May 20 08:53:20 imagine there is no emmc May 20 08:53:29 its just pain May 20 08:53:40 ever since the first BB and its stupid NAND May 20 08:53:40 hm where is the pain? May 20 08:53:54 woglinde: see his pain here this morning May 20 08:54:01 if there was no emmc, he would not have it May 20 08:54:08 ah this pain May 20 08:54:13 with nand it was more pain May 20 08:54:24 and understanding ubifs May 20 08:54:30 that too May 20 08:55:16 have you ever had a boss who's decide basing on his guts, 'cause he don't really know anything but he always do that way and since he's rich and have a firm he's right? May 20 08:55:36 no May 20 08:55:38 all the time :) May 20 08:55:46 first I would not go to such a firm May 20 08:55:51 second I would go May 20 08:56:56 "we won't give out the SDs. Clone everything on the emmc, make it run in "kiosk" mode, clone everything back on the SD and build a flasher. The SD will then stay in my locker". May 20 08:57:14 superglue May 20 08:57:16 that's more or less my future plans May 20 08:57:22 "future" May 20 08:57:39 why would you clone stuff back? May 20 08:57:41 I'm sure there are people around who will solve your problems at reasonable hourly rates. May 20 08:57:55 parduz so modify the flash script to make your kiosk stuff May 20 08:58:03 tbr told you where to find it May 20 08:58:38 yes, do it, try it. koen's rule #3 May 20 08:59:14 flasher foo should work with qemu too? May 20 08:59:21 so not even a real beagle is needed May 20 08:59:53 making qemu running a BBB (on windows) is another big line in my TODO list May 20 09:00:37 making qemu running a BBB on a debian VM under windows is just one step below May 20 09:01:04 in short: don't May 20 09:01:05 being able to cross-compile without making on the BBB itself another line below. May 20 09:01:24 *listening to tbr* May 20 09:02:58 av500: to have a physical backup, i think. I really don't know May 20 09:06:02 there are scripts for both. it's your task to figure them out, nobody can do that for you May 20 09:15:15 tbr, i got it. I was just "hoping" there was a ready "utility" to do that, i did'nt wnat to reinvent it if it was already existing May 20 09:16:07 also 'cause every "how to" i find is outdated or somewhat different from what i have. Thanks guys May 20 09:24:23 Parduz: why would you need a physical backup of a system that you deployed FROM and sdcard? May 20 09:24:32 and that sdcard got copied FROM the pc May 20 09:24:38 so why copy that back? May 20 09:24:43 an* May 20 09:25:12 dd is the tool May 20 09:25:37 which can copy partitions May 20 09:26:30 is this channel logged? May 20 09:27:42 http://beagleboard.org/chat May 20 09:28:21 av500: he wants on the SD a working "final" system. That final system will be an img somewhat flashed on the sold devices emmc. Why he wants it also on that SD is not somewhat i asked. I guess he want to be sure to be able to boot any device from the SD if he wants..... May 20 09:28:30 listening to you, wogline May 20 09:28:39 woglinde May 20 09:29:15 thanks av500 May 20 09:30:55 ok so here is the deb file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/1f470latyy0kess/cwvw_0.1-1_all.deb?dl=0">https://www.dropbox.com/s/1f470latyy0kess/cwvw_0.1-1_all.deb?dl=0 May 20 09:31:38 you can extract it and see the python and shell scripts I used to engage systemd and connman to run my prog May 20 09:32:11 I want some feedback before I put it on github, so I can fix the obvius issues May 20 09:37:11 citylight2 why not put it on github and get the feedback there? May 20 09:37:54 citylight2 nobody expect from you to be perfect on the first release May 20 09:39:22 any makefile experts here? May 20 09:39:25 fine here you go: https://gitlab.com/nivwiz/cwvw May 20 09:40:29 woglinde: I do expect people that will use this to have low linux skills May 20 09:40:42 so it better work out of the deb May 20 09:41:41 Ad0 just ask May 20 09:42:33 citylight2 gitlab != github May 20 09:42:40 woglinde: hehe. May 20 09:42:50 ok I have a target "debug" May 20 09:42:59 debug: CFLAGS += -DDEBUG -g3 -O0 May 20 09:42:59 debug: build May 20 09:43:03 right May 20 09:43:11 and it does build, but the cflags are never appended to May 20 09:43:12 it' May 20 09:43:17 citylight2 do not check in versioned directries May 20 09:43:18 it's like it refuses to set the var May 20 09:43:27 I am using gnu make for windows via cmd May 20 09:43:38 dunno if that's to blame... May 20 09:43:54 the version is in debian/changelog or your changelog file and its good manner to tag the release with the version number May 20 09:44:03 do not check in versioned - I don't understand May 20 09:44:16 cwvw cwvw-0.1 May 20 09:44:21 cwvw/cwvw-0.1 May 20 09:44:52 by the way I also need a name for this May 20 09:45:51 citylight2 and do not check in generated files like build..... May 20 09:45:54 and .egg May 20 09:46:21 same for the generated files in debian May 20 09:46:37 run ./debian/rules clean May 20 09:46:51 ok May 20 09:47:29 some of the stuff I will comment directly on the code if I can May 20 09:47:40 thank you May 20 09:47:43 hm I cannt May 20 09:47:46 okay than here May 20 09:47:51 I will respond tonight May 20 09:48:26 in the debian/control add python-setup and other python packages so your package can be build May 20 09:48:40 debhelper alone is not enough May 20 09:50:29 in the post inst script you should check if the systems really runs on systemd May 20 09:50:43 I suspect the variables are set in a different shell May 20 09:50:48 and are therefore gone May 20 09:51:14 citylight2 do not disable some ones running apache2 server in preinst May 20 09:52:08 but I want to serve my web at port 80, which apache may be using May 20 09:52:15 and? May 20 09:53:20 well either run the apache or my app, how can I help the user choose? May 20 09:53:40 ? May 20 09:53:50 start your app on a diffrent port May 20 09:53:55 make it configurable May 20 09:54:00 I can replace the apache port used to 81 in the apache config, then port 80 is free for me May 20 09:54:19 later you use debconf to ask the user on which port your service should run May 20 09:54:25 no May 20 09:54:39 I see May 20 09:54:41 you do not tell the user how he should use is apache May 20 09:54:45 his May 20 09:55:29 ok, I should read on interactive debconf May 20 09:58:25 okay May 20 09:58:32 I will not look at the code May 20 10:01:54 woglinde: solution I had to do "export" in front of the variable... May 20 11:42:50 /win 20 May 20 11:44:33 * KotH moves mazzanet to window 20 May 20 11:44:40 :( May 20 11:49:02 Does someone have any idea why ra0 is not showing up for me? Running Debian jessie, and using UWN100 from Ralink May 20 11:49:24 Auke: firmware-ralink installed? check dmesg May 20 11:52:09 with command dmesg | grep -i firmware-ralink? May 20 11:56:03 Humpelstilzchen: got nothing from that, but after trying sudo apt-get install firmware-ralink; I got "firmware-ralink is already the newest version" May 20 11:57:50 I do see "rt2870: probe of 1-1.2:1.0 failed with error -1 as last message in dmesg May 20 12:09:53 auke so its not initialized May 20 12:14:25 woglinde: any idea how to fix that? :P May 20 12:16:07 no May 20 12:16:12 newer modules= May 20 12:16:14 ? May 20 12:16:25 analyzing the dmesg output? May 20 12:22:56 uname -a ? May 20 12:29:23 Linux beaglebone 3.14.39-ti-r61 #1 SMP PREEMPT Fri Apr 24 18:32:15 UTC 2015 armv7l GNU/Linux May 20 12:29:40 stt_michael May 20 12:30:04 now looking through dmesg, but I'm still kinda a beginner with this sort of stuff May 20 12:30:54 rt isn't a ralink card .. isn't that a realtek ..? *googles* May 20 12:31:31 nope my bad scratch that May 20 12:33:33 Auke, have you seen https://wiki.debian.org/rt2800usb ? May 20 12:34:47 oh wait .. if that's a TI kernel .. scratch that too May 20 12:35:10 or .. not .. need a kernel expert .. where's RCN .. lol. May 20 13:08:22 woglinde: still around? May 20 13:10:10 stt_michael: I'm not sure which kernel it is, I just used one of the newest debian releases (from BeagleBoard.org Debian Image 2015-04-26) May 20 13:26:31 citylight2 yes but have no time May 20 13:29:58 woglinde: I can put my website on port 81, but it will not be easy for the enad user , to put in: http://somesite:81 May 20 13:30:05 so I need your advice May 20 13:30:28 citylight2 it is May 20 13:30:29 we can talk tommorow May 20 13:30:41 when someone can setup an AP May 20 13:30:46 he knows about ports May 20 13:30:53 I see May 20 13:31:07 an other option is to proxy it with apache2 May 20 13:31:18 should I put my gnuicorn behind apache using a conf file? May 20 13:31:21 e.g. run your app on some port May 20 13:31:27 right May 20 13:31:35 ok, I will look in to it May 20 13:31:36 and make it accessible via name/foo/ May 20 13:32:09 just to be clear, woglinde, are you a BBB maintainer? May 20 13:32:28 citylight2 no May 20 13:32:38 I do not even own a bbb May 20 13:32:46 and you question are not really bbb related May 20 13:32:46 if I do what you say, will my deb package be a candidate to enter the repos? May 20 13:32:56 citylight2 uhm? May 20 13:33:05 if you want to integrate it into debian May 20 13:33:10 how is in-charge of adding packages to the repo? May 20 13:33:18 you need a lot of polishing May 20 13:33:29 I do not know if rcn has an extra beagleboard repo May 20 13:33:37 you should ask him May 20 13:33:42 obviously, but I want to improve May 20 13:39:13 Auke, you should be ok with changing the /etc/apt/sources.list as the article I linked suggests .. then you can apt-get the firmware .. May 20 13:39:40 has anyone used one of these arduino capes for the beaglebone black:http://www.wvshare.com/product/CAPE-for-Arduino.htm May 20 13:46:06 mistawright: I have not seen it being mentioned here much May 20 13:49:38 stt_michael: ok I'll try! I tried to upgrade it before but then it said it was already up to date May 20 13:53:04 av500, I stumbled across and I am interested in trying. I have a few motorshields and relayshields for arduino's i havent touched since I got my beaglebone black May 20 14:03:58 stt_michael: tried it, but unfortunately it still said that firmware-ralink was up to date May 20 14:05:32 mistawright: might as well just use some jumper wires May 20 14:06:56 Auke, wi-fi drivers can be a nightmare. you could try a kernel update .. but I'm not currently sure on the BBB packaging of that May 20 14:12:55 stt_michael: well thanks for the suggestions! It's just frustrating that wi-fi driver used to work on older debian versions May 20 14:16:14 av500: pub, the universal arduino to bb adapter May 20 14:16:21 Auke, try an older image ;) if you know a kernel version that worked ... or a debian release May 20 14:16:28 !is rcn-ee May 20 14:16:37 *smirk* May 20 14:20:04 haha May 20 15:40:59 rcn-ee: hi there May 20 15:41:18 citylight2, yeap, worked with my atheros. May 20 15:41:54 ok, so I talked to woglinde and he asked me not to stop apache in my preinst May 20 15:42:17 he also asked to move it to another port leaving port 80 free for apache May 20 15:42:49 I can also add a conf file for apache, so my gunicorn will be behind apache May 20 15:42:57 tell me what you want me to do May 20 15:43:01 usually nodejs has port 80, so the image i was running has it on 8080.. ;) May 20 15:43:13 so this deb will be a candidate to enter the repo May 20 15:44:22 i've added python-dbus to the image by default, we need to clean up the init scripts for systemd. ;) May 20 15:44:37 (i can help with that. ;)) May 20 15:45:23 I also plan to move it to gpl-3 May 20 15:49:36 rcn-ee: I now have the project at https://gitlab.com/nivwiz/cwvw May 20 15:49:46 and I also need to change the name May 20 15:57:14 Hi rcn - I've flashed the 'console' version of the 2015-03-01 Debian release. I can see that it brings up an USB-ethernet interface, but apparently doesn't do DHCP (not server not client) There's also no serial-over-USB, so I can't get to the console? May 20 15:58:18 Peanut, "sudo dhclient ethX" on your host pc.. May 20 15:59:04 the console, just loads g_ether.. the full lxde image loads g_multi... May 20 16:00:55 rcn: I tried running dhclient on my PC, but got no IP address. May 20 16:02:47 Peanut, just reviewed the git log, there hasn't been any changes.. can you pastebin.com: "sudo ifconfig -a" on your host? May 20 16:04:13 rcn: not at the moment, as I flashed it back to the LXDE image, and then removed/disabled all of the node.js/cloud9/avahi etc. But I can try it again now that you've confirmed that the BBB side should be running dhcp on the Ether_over_USB side. May 20 16:10:52 back from dinner, ok, so should I add an apache conf file? May 20 16:13:06 Peanut, i'm just checking it right now too.. just flashing. ;) May 20 16:13:36 Oh, you beat me to it, because I can't find the uSD yet. May 20 16:27:07 Peanut, first boot... eth1 shows up, but dhcp isn't working, lets reboot.. May 20 16:30:24 duh.. Peanut udhcpd is not installed by default on the console.. The console is 'spec'd' to be just enough to flash the eMMC, anything beyond that is up to the user.. May 20 16:31:41 rcn-ee: Ah, that explains it. It would be nice to have serial-over-USB console access to help bring things up. Without a monitor and USB keyboard, I ended up locked-out from my BBB, which complicates debugging a bit :-) May 20 16:31:43 Peanut, what i think i'll do.. change this: https://github.com/RobertCNelson/boot-scripts/blob/master/boot/am335x_evm.sh#L97 May 20 16:32:04 to g_serial when udhcp/dnsmasq is NOT installed.. that way you can atleast serial in. ;) May 20 16:32:20 We seem to agree there, thanks! May 20 16:33:43 One other quicky question: why did /lib/firmware/BB-UART0-00A0.dtbo change into /lib/firmware/ADAFRUIT-UART4-00A0.dtbo? Sponorship deal? ;-) May 20 16:34:04 I mean the chane from BB (or whatever it was) to ADAFRUIT. May 20 16:35:10 BB-UART0-00A0.dtbo is built-into the kernel.. ADAFRUIT-UART4-00A0.dtbo comes from their external package. ;) May 20 16:37:03 Ah.. it didn't exist in /lib/firmware prior? Gosh.. perhaps I made the BB-version myself then... May 20 16:37:28 Peanut, fixed for future users. ;) https://github.com/RobertCNelson/boot-scripts/commit/ef039901d44a71487d14ffc06b6337982ccec6a1 May 20 16:38:02 so the *.dtbo's use to be shown in /lib/firmware/ but then we ran into a problem with people editing the files under /lib/firmware/ but not seeing thing change.. May 20 16:38:25 as the version built-into the kernel didn't change.. so we removed all the *.dtbo from /lib/firmware/ that were built-in.. May 20 16:39:02 Right.. so I could still echo 'BB-UART0" to capemgr/slots? May 20 16:39:38 correct, and it'll work jsut fine.. May 20 16:40:27 Nice. We just got 3 BBB, two are now running as NTP server (doesn't play nice with virtualization), and one is an Ethernet-to-RS232 converter to hook up some measurement equipment. May 20 16:40:35 you can actually dump all the cape options in the kernel via: cat /boot/System.map-`uname -r` | grep dtbo May 20 16:41:01 ENOSUCHFILE May 20 16:41:41 this is with: BeagleBoard.org Debian Image 2015-03-01 May 20 16:41:49 so you might have something earlier.. May 20 16:42:19 Oh, this one os 2014-04-23, didn't upgrade the one that is currently powered on. May 20 16:43:59 So regarding the github change you just did - you can't have g_serial and g_ether at the same time, that would require g_multi? May 20 16:45:15 Peanut, we can't use g_multi with a single partition setup the console image uses. (things get corrupted).. While the full lxde image has a 100Mb fat partition we use for documenation.. (wasted space on the console) May 20 16:45:58 while it was cool to use g_multi for awhile and have full access to root, turns out things get corrupted. ;) May 20 16:46:13 Ah, thanks. Not meant as criticizing, just trying to learn. Hadn't expected g_multi to depend on the filesystem layout. May 20 16:46:33 Oh, I get way.. it's because of the mass-storage driver. May 20 16:47:23 it works. ;) "cdc_acm 3-1.2:2.0: ttyACM0: USB ACM device" May 20 16:48:06 You just rebuilt a new image, flashed it and booted again already? Impressive. May 20 16:48:22 nah, installed git-core, cd /opt/scripts/ ; sudo git pull ; sudo reboot... May 20 16:49:58 Ah, of course. May 20 16:51:56 hum, no login over /dev/ttyACM0.. May 20 16:54:16 ...it helps to enable serial-getty@ttyGS0.service ;) May 20 16:57:41 hi can anyone point me to a resource to learn how to use the dsp on Beagleboard - xM ? May 20 16:58:33 nash_strongman, the ti 2.6.32 kernel and search for a book on amazon: ti omap dsp for dummies... (ti published that!) May 20 16:59:59 nash_strongman, nm: says no longer avaiable: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/OMAP_and_DaVinci_Software_for_Dummies May 20 17:00:42 lol dsp for dummies? kind of an oxymoron May 20 17:01:01 all the for dummies books are .;) May 20 17:01:50 that one is very not a topic for dummies though May 20 17:02:36 (they don't know that. ;) ) May 20 17:03:05 ah May 20 17:03:17 :) May 20 17:03:20 I'm calling it a day.. time for dinner, and hobby time (more BBB ;-) May 20 17:04:12 thank you May 20 20:42:49 rcn-ee: my X15 heartbeat has gone crazy. May 20 20:44:04 that's not good.. you didn't upgrade the kernel right? May 20 20:44:08 jkridner .. hey you GOT an x15 AND a heartbeat .. stfu rofl :P May 20 20:44:22 rcn-ee: I did not. May 20 20:44:50 humm... anything odd in dmesg? May 20 22:05:27 hi May 20 22:06:18 I've got this running debian 8 on beaglebone: irq 23: nobody cared (try booting with the "irqpoll" option) May 20 22:06:26 please help May 20 22:06:45 Posterdati, uname -r? May 20 22:08:36 cannot reach a prompt May 20 22:09:07 how did you install? May 20 22:09:25 write the image with a dd on a microsd May 20 22:09:44 Linux version 3.14.40-ti-r62 (root@a4-imx6q-wandboard-2gb) May 20 22:09:57 o,o wrong chan lol May 20 22:10:06 ohwait nvm May 20 22:10:16 thats just rcn's build-station May 20 22:10:19 lol May 20 22:10:46 *facepalm* May 20 22:11:40 any hint? May 20 22:12:00 Posterdati, yeah, one of those kernels had a few irq issues, i'm looling up when ti fixed it.. May 20 22:12:53 rcn.. can you apt-get kernels in your bbb system yet? May 20 22:13:19 veremit, you can... but if he's not getting to prompt... May 20 22:13:27 *nod* ofc. May 20 22:13:35 can I use another kernel? May 20 22:14:07 Posterdati, of course... but no prompt over serial/etc? May 20 22:14:35 Posterdati .. you'll need to mount your uSD card on a workinh linux systrm and replace tge kernel image with one rcn-ee finds is good ;) May 20 22:15:25 ok May 20 22:16:26 if you're comfortable with that .. :) May 20 22:16:34 rcn-ee: I will post you my dmesg May 20 22:16:46 Posterdati, can you pastebin.com your serial log (with the error) and email to me.. (about to head home) May 20 22:17:10 irq patch i was thinking, was before r62... May 20 22:17:20 so this looks like a new one.. ;) May 20 22:18:07 rcn-ee: http://pastebin.com/9ns1demJ May 20 22:18:53 Posterdati, yuck on the TPS65217! that's the pmic... humm... May 20 22:19:18 is the companion May 20 22:20:07 the board works with angstrom May 20 22:20:24 angstrom is also using 3.8.x... ;) May 20 22:20:52 rcn .. at least its not 2.6 .. ;) May 20 22:21:09 http://www.element14.com/community/thread/41086/l/beaglebone-black-does-not-boot-by-kernel-panic?displayFullThread=true May 20 22:21:46 Posterdati, that's the mdio ethernet... May 20 22:22:01 ok, not related May 20 22:22:32 Posterdati, where did you get this board? "AM335X ES2.1 (sgx neon )" that's using newer processor from the black for the white... May 20 22:23:14 from mouser, it is a beaglebone from circuitco rev May 20 22:23:18 B May 20 22:26:01 Posterdati, do you have the part number handy? they have everyhting but the rev b.. May 20 22:30:38 595-BEAGLEBONE-000 May 20 22:31:19 BB-BONE-000 May 20 22:31:59 i was looking for the rev b part.. May 20 22:32:12 checkout our stock to see if we got in any recently.. before waiting 9 weeks.. May 20 22:32:53 I waited one year! May 21 00:01:07 which is the beaglebone sdcard driver? May 21 00:02:20 runs through the mmc system May 21 00:18:42 hi, how long can it take to flash a bbb with debian? May 21 00:18:57 it's already 55min and still the leds are flashing randomly May 21 00:25:25 hello¿? May 21 00:41:04 Hi, has anyone in here tried to use the twisted IRC library with the BBB? May 21 01:28:03 Does anyone here have experience with using OpenCV 2.4 and higher on Beaglebone Black (running Debian)? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu May 21 02:59:58 2015