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Mar 11 03:00:40 <bien_salad> In school, they had this compiler, BloodShed, but I looked 'em up and they suck now (or always have). I have no clue.
Mar 11 10:41:10 <moh_> Hi, I need a help
Mar 11 10:41:57 <moh_> I want to access the internal EEPROM inside the beaglebone black
Mar 11 10:42:35 <moh_> I use the MATLAB support package to do that
Mar 11 10:43:28 <moh_> According to documentation I must use I2C 0 bus
Mar 11 10:44:50 <moh_> but MATLAB can not see this bus it only see I2C 1 bus
Mar 11 10:45:53 <moh_> which refer to EEPROM in expansion cape not the internal EEPROM
Mar 11 10:46:48 <moh_> can any one help me and show me how can I get access to internal EEPROM
Mar 11 10:47:57 <moh_> I need to do read and write operations on the internal EEPROM
Mar 11 13:46:44 <zmatt> ... but why
Mar 11 13:53:44 <myself> heh
Mar 11 13:54:15 <myself> because writing to emmc isn't contrarian enough?
Mar 11 19:02:51 <bien_salad> Hello...
Mar 11 19:03:06 <bien_salad> Sunday-Funday w/ the BBB.
Mar 11 19:30:48 <bien_salad> onio: Are you that person that remembers set_?
Mar 11 19:32:49 <bien_salad> <<<< set_
Mar 11 19:32:51 <bien_salad> ...
Mar 11 19:33:13 <bien_salad> I thought you should know in case you have a Motor Bridge Cape for your BBB/BBG.
Mar 11 19:35:03 <zmatt> don't worry, once you start talking you're really easy to recognize regardless of nickname
Mar 11 19:35:27 <bien_salad> Oh.
Mar 11 19:35:34 <bien_salad> Is it all this knowledge?
Mar 11 19:35:58 <bien_salad> <<<< Super Brainiac!
Mar 11 19:36:03 <bien_salad> Hhahaah.
Mar 11 19:36:51 <bien_salad> ...
Mar 11 19:37:13 <bien_salad> oh, I know. The damn Motor Bridge Cape chatting-stuff gives me away.
Mar 11 19:37:38 <bien_salad> ...
Mar 11 19:38:09 <bien_salad> Speakin' of that Cape, I set up some new software, set up config-pin for boot, and set up a service to run my software on boot.
Mar 11 19:38:18 <bien_salad> Boy!
Mar 11 19:38:20 <bien_salad> ...
Mar 11 19:38:39 <bien_salad> It does its thing. Fo' Shu'.
Mar 11 19:39:05 <bien_salad> zmatt: I have been reading up on C++ again.
Mar 11 19:39:24 <zmatt> my condolences
Mar 11 19:39:33 <bien_salad> I got a book or two, some Eclipse IDE, and Cygwin compiler.
Mar 11 19:39:46 <zmatt> that sounds even more horrible
Mar 11 19:40:07 <bien_salad> It is...plus I read too much last night. My mind is bogged down w/ C++ thoughts.
Mar 11 19:40:44 <zmatt> you should wash your brain after reading about C++
Mar 11 19:40:49 <bien_salad> zmatt: What language do you prefer for the programming aspect of things?
Mar 11 19:40:55 <zmatt> C++
Mar 11 19:41:00 <bien_salad> ahhahahahahaha.
Mar 11 19:41:17 <bien_salad> zmatt: Do not hate, illustrate.
Mar 11 19:41:23 <zmatt> I'm not going to claim it's a *good* language though :)
Mar 11 19:41:27 <bien_salad> Oh.
Mar 11 19:41:46 <bien_salad> What good compilers can you recommend?
Mar 11 19:42:23 <bien_salad> Well, I am using Eclipse in Win. So, I am stuck w/ Cygwin.
Mar 11 19:42:26 <zmatt> uhh, I just use debian's gcc package
Mar 11 19:42:29 <bien_salad> Oh.
Mar 11 19:42:46 <bien_salad> I have been learning the Eclipse IDE again. I gave up a year back.
Mar 11 19:43:05 <bien_salad> ...
Mar 11 19:43:23 <bien_salad> Sheesh, times are hard. At least, my BBBs still work and the Cape is up and running.
Mar 11 19:43:56 <bien_salad> zmatt: Do you program w/ OpenSCAD?
Mar 11 19:44:11 <zmatt> never heard of it
Mar 11 19:44:27 <bien_salad> Oh...it is CAD software.
Mar 11 19:44:41 <bien_salad> You can program in, I think C++, to set up models.
Mar 11 19:45:31 <bien_salad> I have to set up a new .stl file to 3D print a holder for my shaft.
Mar 11 19:45:42 <bien_salad> i.e. for the electromechincal  mower.
Mar 11 19:46:20 <bien_salad> ...
Mar 11 19:46:24 <bien_salad> My typind sucks today.
Mar 11 19:49:24 <bien_salad> ...
Mar 11 19:49:25 <bien_salad> Blah!
Mar 11 19:53:45 <bien_salad> ...I was going to try and get an online degree in Com. Sci. for fun. They want a GPA of 3.25 for the last two semesters of regular school. Crud! I am stuck.
Mar 11 19:55:27 <bien_salad> ...
Mar 11 21:24:19 <config-pin> zmatt: hey, im happy to tell you everything is working with the PRUs like a dream
Mar 11 21:24:35 <zmatt> yay \o/
Mar 11 21:30:32 <config-pin> zmatt: could you just tell me how you had me fix the pinmux for the blue? Correct me if im wrong, but I cloned dtb-rebuider, i changed my branch to the 4.14-ti branch
Mar 11 21:30:46 <config-pin> then i had to fetch the am335x-boneblue.dts from 4.9-ti branch
Mar 11 21:30:48 <config-pin> correct?
Mar 11 21:30:53 <zmatt> that sounds plausible enough
Mar 11 21:31:06 <zmatt> there should be irc logs of this channel online
Mar 11 21:33:27 <config-pin> found it
Mar 11 22:18:31 <SRD> Hello, I'm trying to create a bootable uSD card for a Beagleboard-X15.  But none of the available images result in a bootable uSD; and none have a FAT32 partition.  i.e bbx15-ubuntu-16.04.4-console-armhf-2018-03-09-2gb.img.xz
Mar 11 22:18:56 <SRD> Is there something wrong with the scripts used to create these images?
Mar 11 22:19:06 <SRD> or am I doing something wrong?
Mar 11 22:19:07 <zmatt> there's not normally a FAT partition present
Mar 11 22:19:18 <zmatt> how are you flashing the image?
Mar 11 22:20:09 <SRD> On my Mac, I was using dd, but started using Etcher
Mar 11 22:20:20 <SRD> the dd command I typically use is:
Mar 11 22:20:57 <SRD> xzcat bbx15-ubuntu-16.04.4-console-armhf-2018-03-09-2gb.img.xz | dd of=/dev/disk2 bs=1m
Mar 11 22:21:46 <SRD> No FAT32?  but the BBB needs a FAT32 with MLO...  is the X15 different?
Mar 11 22:22:24 <zmatt> uhh, images for the BBB haven't had a FAT partition for a long long long time
Mar 11 22:22:42 <SRD> OK, I'm dated...
Mar 11 22:22:46 <zmatt> a FAT partition *can* be used (for both bbb and x15) but it's not required
Mar 11 22:24:00 <SRD> I may have a "weird" uSD card...  Let me try an other...
Mar 11 22:24:02 <zmatt> okay that should be fine (although using 4M block size makes more sense)
Mar 11 22:24:17 <zmatt> so not sure why it wouldn't work for you... but yeah maybe a problem with the card
Mar 11 22:25:16 <zmatt> I actually discovered one of my microSD cards is a random number generator... if I do something like dd if=/dev/whatever bs=4M count=10 | md5sum -   a few times in a row, I get a different hash every time :)
Mar 11 22:26:12 <SRD> There's something wrong there!
Mar 11 22:29:14 <zmatt> uhuh :)
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