**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Nov 05 03:00:01 2016 Nov 05 03:17:15 yes Nov 05 03:17:16 jack Nov 05 03:18:51 hmmmmmm atom chips may be good for something... Nov 05 03:18:54 whJack_ what os? Nov 05 03:18:57 hey ds2 whatsup Nov 05 03:19:13 debian Nov 05 03:19:16 hi ayjay_t Nov 05 03:19:23 no Jack_, I mean on your host computer lol Nov 05 03:19:30 trying to see if there is a simple USB3 controller Nov 05 03:19:37 Windows 10 Nov 05 03:19:40 so far a slave atom chip seems to the the easiest Nov 05 03:20:03 ds2: spi? Nov 05 03:20:20 for USB3? hehehe Nov 05 03:20:22 Jack_ I don't use Windows 10 much, but did you install the drivers? Nov 05 03:20:29 I don't think SPI goes fast enuff Nov 05 03:20:32 ds2: good point, i've never looked into it- what does it take? Nov 05 03:20:42 USB3 is 5Gbps Nov 05 03:20:57 Jack_ when I installed the windows 10 drivers, I had to jump through some hoops to get them to go properly Nov 05 03:20:59 slave it over the GPMC or ethernet PHY Nov 05 03:21:30 Yes, I was having problems where they weren't installing but I used a signed copy and that got the wizard to say that the drivers were installed Nov 05 03:23:00 But yeah I shared the internet connection, set the IP to get automatically and that used to work when I was on windows 8 but not since I upgraded Nov 05 03:23:07 Jack_ okay, thats good. Where did you get that, btw? The problem is, I'm running linux, and I have to run some commands on the host computer as well to get internet Nov 05 03:23:28 Is the host the only thing that you changed? Nov 05 03:23:37 Updated the image. Nov 05 03:23:48 from 2014 one to 2016. Nov 05 03:23:55 and it's on a SD card Nov 05 03:23:58 do you have ethernet? because when I updated the image, I had to go into /opt/tools/scripts (in that order?) Nov 05 03:24:03 then I had to git pull Nov 05 03:24:08 then i had to ./update_kernel Nov 05 03:24:15 i might be messing up these commands Nov 05 03:24:45 the default image comes with a version of the kernel that breaks the ethernet-usb Nov 05 03:24:51 but if you update the kernel, it will work Nov 05 03:25:02 i would remember to use apt-get remove --purge "old kernel image here" Nov 05 03:25:03 Nah I just followed the instructions for installing OS onto a SD card and now it's booting from that. No longer from emmc Nov 05 03:25:20 cokay. Nov 05 03:25:38 jack_: i uninstalled chromium-browser to make *tons* of space for the operation Nov 05 03:25:55 and pay attention during ./update_kernel, it will break then you run a command it tells you to then you run it again Nov 05 03:26:47 Jack_ the rcn-ee updates his kernel *daily*, he has a github with a bunch of stuff for the BBB and you can bring it all up to the most recent version if you can connect to the internet through ethernet first Nov 05 03:27:05 https://github.com/RobertCNelson Nov 05 03:27:24 okay. Nov 05 03:27:41 thanks. Nov 05 03:28:32 Jack_ its worth it, pinconfig or config-pin, or w/e it is, is really useful Nov 05 03:28:44 it would be better if they updated the image though Nov 05 03:30:17 Alright I'm gonna reply to your stack exchange post for the karma lol Nov 05 03:31:00 lol, I'll definity upvote. Nov 05 03:37:38 That being said though, that improved my ethernet-over-usb, but it doesn't answer your questions about the persistent internet Nov 05 03:37:45 which, honestly, i don't know Nov 05 04:50:17 :q Nov 05 04:50:21 lol my b Nov 05 07:04:11 as suggested by @rcn-ee, I am trying to disable the cpuidle states, I want CPU never to sleep (in any state, light or deep whatever) Nov 05 07:05:02 using the page https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/tree/Documentation/cpuidle/sysfs.txt Nov 05 07:06:04 output for --> cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpuidle/current_driver is "none" Nov 05 07:07:48 output for --> cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpuidle/current_governor_ro is "menu" Nov 05 07:08:18 there is no "cpuidle" directory in /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0 Nov 05 07:08:49 so I cannot change the state* Nov 05 07:10:12 what can I do ? do I need to install something ? (and there is never ending directory ladder thats bugging me root@beaglebone:/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/subsystem/devices/cpu0/subsystem/devices/cpu0/subsystem/devices/cpu0/subsystem/devices/cpu0/subsystem/devices/cpu0/subsystem/devices/cpu0/subsystem/devices/cpu0.....) Nov 05 07:15:25 Any suggestions ? Nov 05 07:19:25 I mean how can I select "cpuidle_sysfs_switch boot option" ? Nov 05 08:28:59 any side effects of cpuidle (disabled) on system apart from power loses ? Nov 05 09:07:58 Hey folks, for Beaglebone Black, the output for --> cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpuidle/current_driver is "none" Nov 05 09:08:26 does this mean that there is no idle mechaism at all ? Nov 05 10:24:08 ANyone using win 10 can help me? I'm not getting internet over usb when using my BBB even though I'm sharing the network with my wifi. I updated the kernenl but it still doesn't work. Nov 05 10:45:23 even pinging 192.168.7.1 doens't work Nov 05 13:50:31 c812202, have you installed the drivers for Windows 10? Nov 05 16:30:23 Hi Peopl Nov 05 23:09:10 ANyone using win 10 can help me? I'm not getting internet over usb when using my BBB even though I'm sharing the network with my wifi. I updated the kernenl but it still doesn't work. Nov 05 23:55:04 Also, I've updated the drivers just fine. I've installed them and re-installed them lots of times. Nov 06 01:00:50 So I'm trying to install the drivers from the website it says install failed but when I used signed copies from sysco they work. This may be the problem that I'm facing. Nov 06 01:24:34 So here's where I'm at: Windows 10 - Installed Drviers: they wouldn't install using the ones from the website so used a sysco drivers that were signed just fine. So the drivers are installed, they appear just fine in my device manager. Trying to share the internet connection with the BBB and I set the IP and DNS automatically but still the internet doesn't work. I can ping localhost 127.0.0.1 and the BBB 192.168.7.2 but I can't pin Nov 06 01:24:56 I installed the drivers and re-installed them. I'm sharing the connection and set the ip and dns to automatic. But still no luck. Adding route add default gw 192.168.7.1 Nov 06 01:25:02 echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" >> /etc/resolv.conf Nov 06 01:25:09 occasionally works and I wrote a script that is on start up. But that isn't working anymore. I also re-flashed the emmc but still not working. Think it's windows sharing that's the issue but don't know and been searching for ages to try to fix. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Nov 06 02:59:59 2016