**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Sep 28 02:59:58 2015 Sep 28 05:09:46 mrpacketheadd: dont here we are all sleeping Sep 28 05:09:49 down* Sep 28 05:18:40 * veremit bangs pots and pans .. oh there are people sleeping here .. oops ... XD Sep 28 06:20:58 mrpacketheadd: i am now Sep 28 07:30:05 hi everyone Sep 28 07:30:27 i have a cdc serial problem with my beaglebone Sep 28 07:30:56 and i can't fix it installing the software that is in the official page Sep 28 07:31:04 what more can i try? Sep 28 07:42:47 what is the problem? Sep 28 07:44:16 i can't install the CDC serial driver, the installer don't work and i can't connect to the beaglebone Sep 28 07:44:56 it worked before, but seems that windows update broked it Sep 28 07:48:54 ah, so you are on windows Sep 28 07:49:11 yea xD Sep 28 07:49:28 i am trying a recovery, see you if it dont works Sep 28 07:58:19 ho ho ho :p Sep 28 10:10:10 Hi - Does anyone know how to run FFT on neon? Sep 28 10:25:53 https://www.google.com/?q=fft%20neon Sep 28 10:27:23 https://www.google.com/search?q=fft%20neon Sep 28 10:40:20 hi Sep 28 10:42:56 how to include in kernel compiler ../sound/soc/codecs/tlv320aic32x4.c ? Sep 28 10:43:32 I need to compile the kernel with this audio codec, included in kernel Sep 28 10:44:36 somebody can help me? Sep 28 10:46:35 https://www.google.com/#safe=off&q=kernel+menuconfig Sep 28 10:48:53 I see.. Sep 28 10:55:19 @av500:I have tried to run the menuconfig, but don't I have found option for codecs tlv320aic32x4 Sep 28 10:57:17 what are you trying to do? Sep 28 10:57:25 select SND_SOC_TLV320AIC32X4 if I2C Sep 28 10:57:35 it depends on I2C, do you have that enabled? Sep 28 11:02:11 I have run "menuconfig", and I have navigate in the menù Sep 28 11:03:13 by default it compile the tlv320aic3x, with i2c bus Sep 28 11:03:47 my new audio soc, is TLV320AIC32X4 Sep 28 11:04:39 I'm trying to figure out how to eliminate tlv320aic3x, and include TLV320AIC32X4 Sep 28 11:06:18 how to modifying the default setup, how to include the new firmware? Sep 28 11:07:40 hello Sep 28 11:11:04 @av500: how to select SND_SOC_TLV320AIC32X4? Sep 28 11:12:37 you dont see the option? Sep 28 11:13:04 do you see SND_SOC_TLV320AIC32XX? Sep 28 11:15:29 @av500: in menuconfig, no Sep 28 11:15:38 were I see? Sep 28 11:16:02 where, sorry Sep 28 11:16:27 no idea Sep 28 11:19:34 @av500: in menuconfig, where I see? Sep 28 11:27:47 does anyone know how I can tell my cross gcc to use the library paths that I explicitly provide instead of the ones that come with the toolchain? Sep 28 11:29:52 hello Sep 28 11:30:07 i want to link and arduino with baglebone over serial Sep 28 11:30:50 i got a python script to read the serial data Sep 28 11:31:09 the problem is if i use the same reading in a different program the data is not complete Sep 28 11:31:25 i mean if 2 programs read the data in the same time Sep 28 11:32:02 is any way that i can import the pyhton serial read output to multiple programs? Sep 28 12:51:01 Is this a good place to ask a question about BeagleBoard's Mac adressing range? Sep 28 12:52:00 What is BeagleBoard's mac addressing range? I need to locate one on a network at our schhol Sep 28 12:56:29 try 00:18:32 - that's the TI OUI Sep 28 12:57:51 So if I scan for the prefix 9059AF I will find all of the TI devices on the network. Great, any other way to narrow the search? Sep 28 12:58:48 so many TI devices on your network? Sep 28 12:59:04 * tbr does not know if and how the BBB manufacturers are assigning from certain ranges within that Sep 28 12:59:23 e.g. could be that E14 doesn't use the TI range, who knows Sep 28 13:02:12 at some time BBB was using random self assigned MACs Sep 28 13:02:17 dunno if that changed Sep 28 13:05:59 wasn't that only on the USB side? Sep 28 13:15:06 Well, at least it's a start. We have 1000 clients on this schools' network and some are old school TI calcuators. I really appreaciate the help. Sep 28 13:15:32 networked calculators ? Sep 28 13:15:49 * ogra_ didnt know that existed Sep 28 13:16:54 Yep - they are really expensive phones that don't make calls :) Sep 28 13:17:20 ah, the iPod of calculators Sep 28 13:17:23 They need print capabilities to print graphs Sep 28 13:17:33 Pretty much Sep 28 13:49:05 ogra_: there were always special teacher versions of calculators Sep 28 13:49:19 ogra_: iirc the first networked TI's were from late 90's early 2000's Sep 28 13:49:36 wow Sep 28 13:49:53 must be either shortly before or after the TI-92 II Sep 28 13:50:38 for the TI-85, there was a system where a master (teacher) calculator could control slave (student) calculators Sep 28 13:52:22 yes, i was the nerd in our class Sep 28 13:55:03 * ogra_ was never that high up in the numbers ... Sep 28 13:55:15 i used a TI-57a ... Sep 28 13:55:31 (and was the nerd in my class because it wqas programmable ... nobody had that) Sep 28 13:55:51 it had these nixie tube like LEDs too :) Sep 28 14:16:55 anyone knows what is the reason (if there is a reason) why beaglebone black keeps kernel image and DTB on rootfs, but not on boot partition together with uEnv.txt? Sep 28 18:19:03 <_av500_> gatisp: easier upgrades Sep 28 18:50:11 gatisp: since the kernel image and dtb generally belong to the specific rootfs, it makes much more sense to keep them bundled there Sep 28 18:50:49 and u-boot understands ext4, so no reason not to Sep 28 18:57:41 gatisp: it is a conspiracy to confuse people as much as possible by shuffling things around and creating incompatible versions of u-boot unnecessarily. Sep 28 19:07:08 don't forget to mention u-boot Falcon mode here Sep 28 19:10:44 u-boot is already a fat beast to start with Sep 28 19:11:15 it's lean in comparison to Open Firmware ;-) Sep 28 19:11:19 the things a bootloader needs to do can fit into the SRAM. the whole mlo/u-boot nightmare is directly a result of this Sep 28 19:11:26 openfirmware is a nonstarter Sep 28 19:11:36 neither is DT which IS part of OF Sep 28 19:11:46 yes and no Sep 28 19:12:04 I had a TI-85 Sep 28 19:12:09 Zshell was a lot of fun Sep 28 19:12:12 in OF, DT was something the firmware produced based on auto-detected hardware and platform knowledge Sep 28 19:13:01 that was a lot more useful than having the bootloader hand a precompiled blob of data to the kernel Sep 28 19:13:30 I also remember writing some helper applications, which got copied around, where I had left out a little detail, and classmates who just copied the result from the program and didn't check which quadrant it was in didn't pass their tests Sep 28 19:14:37 is the ti-85 the z80 one? Sep 28 19:14:43 yep Sep 28 19:14:56 why not just run CP/M on it? ;) Sep 28 19:15:08 I had more fun writing assembly Sep 28 19:15:15 :) Sep 28 22:28:34 ? about cloud9 ide, intellisense not working. Should it be? Sep 28 23:54:33 I followed http://www.crashcourse.ca/wiki/index.php/BBB_software_update_process#How_to_update tho the letter, but when powering on, the LEDs all stayed solid on. Sep 28 23:59:32 Expecting the LEDs to flash actively, I then pressed S3/Power after a couple of minutes but with no avail. Pressing S1/Reset afterwards made the LEDs constantly flash up and down Sep 29 00:02:18 Hooking up my BBB Rev. C via USB doesn't work as it used to before trying to upgrade. Is it bricked now? How can I determine it's status and what can be done to unbrick it? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Sep 29 02:59:58 2015