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Nov 03 07:41:09 <charlie5> hi LetoThe2nd, hope life on arrakis is not too hot and the worms are behaving
Nov 03 07:41:40 <charlie5> i've not tried to extend the wiki for ada/BBBlue as yet
Nov 03 07:41:49 <charlie5> but looking into it
Nov 03 09:24:11 <set_> failed building wheel on the BBB means what to you?
Nov 03 09:24:25 <set_> I am setting up some pip installations.
Nov 03 09:24:33 <set_> I keep getting build fail errors.
Nov 03 09:24:49 <set_> Now...
Nov 03 09:25:26 <set_> in the end, it works. But w/ bdist_wheel, it fails. I have to use setup.py to make things work.
Nov 03 09:42:03 <zmatt> pip3 install wheel
Nov 03 09:42:17 <zmatt> (or "pip" if you're using legacy python 2 for some reason)
Nov 03 09:43:35 <zmatt> manually using setup.py is not recommended
Nov 03 09:43:54 <set_> Okay.
Nov 03 09:43:59 <set_> I used pip3.
Nov 03 09:44:10 <zmatt> you're saying it fails building wheel? any details? I've never had any problem installing it
Nov 03 09:44:20 <set_> Okay. Hold. I will pastebin it.
Nov 03 09:45:03 <zmatt> you can also do:   sudo apt install python3-wheel
Nov 03 09:45:15 <set_> Aw!
Nov 03 09:45:19 <zmatt> it'll be an older version than 'pip3 install wheel', but it probably suffices
Nov 03 09:45:25 <set_> I am sure that might work too.
Nov 03 09:46:15 <set_> https://pastebin.com/5GDZ8MRc
Nov 03 09:46:20 <set_> That is the output.
Nov 03 09:47:11 <zmatt> oh it fails to build the wheel for some package, not that it fails to build the package "wheel"
Nov 03 09:47:32 <set_> Oh.
Nov 03 09:47:33 <set_> Okay.
Nov 03 09:47:35 <set_> I got you.
Nov 03 09:47:40 <zmatt> in that case install wheel in one of the two ways I just mentioned
Nov 03 09:47:51 <set_> I got you. Will do.
Nov 03 09:48:13 <set_> I am setting up a server on the BBB to let this fellow know I can do it!
Nov 03 09:48:32 <set_> Nginx, uWSGI, and Flask/Python!
Nov 03 09:48:43 <set_> Maybe Apache?
Nov 03 09:48:47 <set_> Who knows?
Nov 03 09:48:53 <zmatt> apache? ew no!
Nov 03 09:49:02 <set_> Okay.
Nov 03 09:49:07 <zmatt> apache was a hot thing to install in the 1990s
Nov 03 09:49:16 <zmatt> but nowadays we have nginx
Nov 03 09:49:38 <set_> Aw...I saw a complete Python package dedicated to Apache and aWSGI.
Nov 03 09:49:58 <set_> I figured I would try it. Nginx it is!
Nov 03 09:50:17 <zmatt> I'm sure plenty of stuff is still being made for apache... some people can never let go of the past
Nov 03 09:50:30 <set_> Right, moving on is difficult at times.
Nov 03 09:50:38 <set_> Oh well.
Nov 03 11:07:39 <damitha> hi does any one know how ro chnage the contact of the  USB driver that is detedted when you plug the usb cable of  begale to windows
Nov 03 11:21:09 <tbr> er what
Nov 03 11:21:15 <tbr> damitha: what are you trying to achieve?
Nov 03 11:31:56 <damitha> nevermind guys  found it :)
Nov 03 14:15:14 <zmatt> aww, still no mram chips larger than 32 MB... it's still neat that there's ("real", not battery-backup) non-volatile memory with a ddr3-1333 interface
Nov 03 14:22:11 <zmatt> though the small page size means you wouldn't be able to connect it to an am335x even if you could live with having only 64 MB... EMIF supports 256/512/1024/2048 columns (8-11 column bits), the mram module has 64
Nov 03 22:11:58 <zmatt> NishanthMenon: hmm, I tried to look up the erratum number for the omap5/am5/dra7 tiler bus fault issue (for which the current workaround in linux reduces write speed to tiled buffers from 750-1130 MB/s to 21.5-43 MB/s in my tests), but it doesn't seem to be listed in the errata at all, neither those of omap5 nor am572x.  that feels to me like an omission that should be fixed
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