**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Jun 16 02:59:58 2016 Jun 16 05:50:26 Hi, um, I'm trying to get a Baylibre ACME cape working in Ubuntu. This involves adding a patched kernel. Anyone know if that exists already? Jun 16 05:51:07 I'm guessing I'll probably have to hunt down the sources and figure out how the kernel I've got was made so I can modify it a little. Jun 16 14:12:44 hi, PRUSS only work with assembler programs ? Jun 16 14:50:44 dirkk_: You can write code for PRUSS in C Jun 16 14:50:54 TI provides toolchain Jun 16 14:51:22 and there is also unofficial port of gcc for pru Jun 16 14:51:53 https://github.com/dinuxbg/gnupru Jun 16 14:52:00 Should I use their software tool ccs ? I prefer standalone tools Jun 16 14:52:44 you can use TI tools separately Jun 16 14:55:15 dirkk_: http://software-dl.ti.com/codegen/non-esd/downloads/download.htm Jun 16 14:55:22 search for "PRU Code Generation Tools Downloads" Jun 16 14:55:46 this should install PRU toolchain without CCS Jun 16 14:56:53 AFAIK the binary installer requires 32bit libc Jun 16 14:56:56 Ok so this compiler create a .bin file for the pru ? Jun 16 14:57:05 yes Jun 16 14:58:55 Do you use this in cross compiling ? Jun 16 15:00:10 not yet :) for now I have some PASM programs I am planning to rewrite in C Jun 16 15:02:15 there are some examples on web how to use this toolchain to generate binaries Jun 16 15:03:09 Ok ;) I see some asm prog in tutos. In asm prog we use adr. Did you find a doc with gpio <-> adrr ? Jun 16 15:03:27 I only find examples which use ccs Jun 16 15:15:24 chat Jun 16 15:16:01 J1939 setup hlp on beaglebone black Jun 16 15:17:44 git clone of large repo failing on beaglebone when trying to get j1939 support for beaglebone Jun 16 16:18:05 hai when will Beaglebone x15 is released Jun 16 16:18:52 STATUS UPDATE: RELEASED TO BUILD. 1. We expect B1 proto PCBs here in on 5/20/2016. COMPLETED 2. 1 week for assembly ON HOLD 3. 1 week for test and bring up. 6/6/2016 (will need some SW updates for a few changes on the board. 4. 1 week for FCC/CE testing 6/13/2016 5. First 900 boards shipping 2 weeks later if we pass FCC/CE. Was 500 but we have increased that. 6/27/2016 Jun 16 16:19:05 please remove this thing in WIKI Jun 16 16:19:05 ok Jun 16 16:19:22 do not put wrong information in WIKI Jun 16 16:20:03 i think wiki is one of the best information centre for me and also for others Jun 16 16:21:14 hi Jun 16 16:21:26 hai when will Beaglebone x15 is released Jun 16 16:27:31 dhivakar: it's a work in progress, a timeframe will never be perfect. Jun 16 16:27:58 Hi,does beaglebone supports IEEE 1588 precision timing protocol? Jun 16 16:59:02 in theory it should, I think, but I don't know if the support code has been integrated... it might Jun 16 16:59:52 try grep CPTS /boot/config-$(uname -r) Jun 16 17:00:36 hmm..thats kinda the response i've been getting; no one is actually sure and I'm getting conflicting information online. Jun 16 17:01:26 it looks like it should be integrated, but I don't know if it's enabled Jun 16 17:02:23 I find discussions about the relevant patchsets for kernel 3.8, so that's quite a while ago already Jun 16 17:03:47 the grep I just stated should let you check whether support has been enabled in the kernel Jun 16 17:05:00 hmm Jun 16 17:06:51 https://e2e.ti.com/support/arm/sitara_arm/f/791/p/187485/1688550#1688550 Jun 16 17:08:44 ethtool -T eth0 lets you check timestamping support Jun 16 17:12:57 noes... they murdered another bbb... http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=96287558329140192435 ... savages!!! Jun 16 18:56:18 Hello everyone, I have been trying to execute cronjobs with same time of execution, but it does not work that way since they run in parallel. So is there a way can perform sequential execution of tasks with same time of execution? Jun 16 18:59:21 put the same time in the crontab!? Jun 16 18:59:33 or create a script to run the commands in sequence? Jun 16 19:01:42 I did add the same time in crontab, but that makes it execute in parallel, what I am trying to do is make sequential execution Jun 16 19:03:01 I can make use of script, that is the backup option. But I was wondering if there is aany other possible way to do this. Jun 16 20:05:56 hi guys Jun 16 20:06:19 i have 2 beagle bone connected to laptop. Jun 16 20:06:43 i know that, if one beaglebone is connected, i access cloud9 ide through web browser http://192.68.7.2 Jun 16 20:07:08 but if 2 BBB are connected, I dont know how to access both of them separately Jun 16 20:07:08 probably are both configured to use the same ip address if using usb networking... Jun 16 20:07:23 yes i just plugged in using usb. Jun 16 20:07:43 swaroop: it's probably worse than that ... you'll likely randomly get one or the other Jun 16 20:08:02 possibly in the middle of a session ... Jun 16 20:08:03 oh ok, isn't there a way to access both separately ? Jun 16 20:08:16 you'll need to configure one of them with a different ip address Jun 16 20:09:12 i see, how do i do that ? Jun 16 20:09:23 Sorry I am new to Beaglebone, just getting started. Jun 16 20:09:44 i don't remember off the top of my head how those usb networking devices are set up ... hopefully someone else can chime in? Jun 16 20:10:20 swaroop: the other option is to use ethernet instead of usb networking... Jun 16 20:11:34 ok. Eventually my aim is to make these 2 beagle bone communicate with each other through ethernet wires offline. (By offline i mean, they are connected through ethernet switch (no internet) and not router). Jun 16 20:12:14 I think i found this nice link for changing ip address. Let me see if this works. http://ewong.me/changing-usb0-ip-address-on-the-beaglebone-black/ Jun 16 20:17:27 Thanks guys for help. Will try that out and get back. Jun 16 20:20:12 swaroop: from my vague memory of about two years ago working with it, that guide sounds about right Jun 16 20:21:01 swaroop: as long as you don't need the two BBB boards to communicate via usb networking (sounds like you'll have them communicating via ethernet) Jun 16 21:28:15 making networking easy: just make sure avahi-daemon and libnss-mdns are installed and the beaglebones have different hostnames, then just access them by hostname instead of ip Jun 16 22:03:10 I've noticed that I can't see them from all Windows machines when i do that, even ones with avahi / bonjour installed Jun 16 22:03:29 But could just be Windows sucking Jun 16 22:08:39 MathOnNapkins: hmm, avahi works here from windows machines Jun 16 22:09:13 I got it working from most zmatt, I just had a few that seemed to not cooperate, or at least not want to cooperate all the time Jun 16 22:09:20 *from most of them, ... Jun 16 22:09:28 windows does seem to cache entries a bit annoyingly long Jun 16 22:10:34 actually I'm not sure whether we still need avahi to be visible from windows since all our beaglebones use systemd-networkd, which afaik implements an LLMNR responder Jun 16 22:22:36 I just know I had loads more problems before installing Bonjour on my Windows machines Jun 16 22:22:42 Maybe I was doing something else wrong though Jun 16 22:22:59 I like minimal hassle and since it's working I didn't look into it much more **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Jun 17 02:59:58 2016