**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Mar 10 02:59:58 2015 Mar 10 05:18:03 hey all. Will anyone be menotring BeagleRT project? Mar 10 06:29:21 hey please tell me what will be the projects in beagleboard Mar 10 06:30:02 I have good experience in robotics Mar 10 06:34:54 nerdboy: there? Mar 10 07:09:06 morning Mar 10 07:25:50 hi vvu: I was preparing for the Remote Display project and made very good progress. But I'm afraid my PhD adviser might not allow me to join GSoC. Would it be a good idea if I apply for being a mentor on the same project? Mar 10 07:26:11 I've made significant progress on that project and might help other students working on that one. Mar 10 07:26:46 if you do not have time to be a student, what makes you think you have time to mentor? Mar 10 07:28:22 I believe I've time to be a student/mentor. Problem is to be a gsocer student google needs authorization from school. Mar 10 07:29:10 Its not like that I'm working on my study or research 24/7. So I've time. Mar 10 07:30:01 And I made a very good progress on that project. So I think I can help students if necessary Mar 10 07:30:51 so you wanna mentor or participate as student ? Mar 10 07:31:59 well my 1st interest is to participate as a student. but in case school not going to allow that I'll like to participate as mentor if possible. Mar 10 07:33:41 as a preparation for the project I've developed a driver for mouse and keyboard support and a separate sound card driver on top of ALSA Mar 10 07:34:00 github repo? Mar 10 07:35:20 though not integrated with praveendath92's project. but they work separately on ubuntu. the sound is still shacky, but i've skeleton ready. needs some polish Mar 10 07:35:28 sure Mar 10 07:35:30 just a sec Mar 10 07:35:51 also phd in which area? Mar 10 07:36:12 in system security Mar 10 07:38:01 anyway i'm off to the airport...post here all the work Mar 10 07:38:14 https://github.com/azizulhakim/beagledroid-kbd Mar 10 07:38:28 https://github.com/azizulhakim/beagledroid-usbaudio Mar 10 07:38:36 https://github.com/azizulhakim/andromon-android Mar 10 07:38:47 1st one is for usb mouse/keyboard driver Mar 10 07:38:53 2nd one for usb audio driver Mar 10 07:39:02 3rd one for android app Mar 10 07:51:14 anyway let me know what you think Mar 10 09:08:55 does BeagleBone-UI come installed by default on BB boards? Mar 10 09:10:47 by installed I mean loaded Mar 10 09:11:21 I don't have a BB with me and I need some confirmation about this Mar 10 09:12:34 Can users simply connect their brand new BB's and browse to ip:8070? Mar 10 09:12:58 or does the app have to be loaded manually? Mar 10 10:08:18 azizulhakim: how did you test your code ? Mar 10 11:28:07 praveendath92: Hi Mar 10 11:28:46 vvu: Hi Mar 10 11:29:51 av500: Hi Mar 10 12:19:59 Hi again. Will anyone be menotring BeagleRT project? Mar 10 12:21:11 altairpearl_, yogi will be mentoring the BeagleRT project Mar 10 12:25:07 ok thanks Mar 10 12:27:04 gm Mar 10 13:49:05 sidbh: yesterday when you said that we can access external GPIO's by the global addresses, did you mean by using the SETDATAOUT and CLEARDATAOUT registers ? Mar 10 13:53:49 what is the value of SETDATAOUT CLEARDATAOUT? Mar 10 13:54:09 you are referring to... Mar 10 13:54:40 sidbh: It depends on the pin which we want to set or clear .. Mar 10 13:56:36 kiran4399, look under Memory map section of am335x reference manual, you will find the base addresses of peripherals Mar 10 14:00:03 if you select a particular peripheral, you will see a list of offsets, so for example if you want to say set data, you need to access GPIO_BASE_ADDR + SETDATAOUT Mar 10 14:04:56 sidbh: Yes. I got that.. Then what about analog pins ? How to access them from pru ? Mar 10 14:07:42 you want to use the ADC? Mar 10 14:09:40 Abhishek__:from the pru.. :-) Mar 10 14:10:12 kiran4399, it would be the similar, obviously not as straightforward as GPIO, you need to set some setup registers etc, follow the procedure as per the refernence manual, but all the register access method will be same Mar 10 14:10:15 Have you had a look at libpruio? Mar 10 14:11:23 sidbh: OK.. Mar 10 14:11:55 kiran4399, in short, you might be able to pick the library for ADC from starter ware and use it very few or nil changes Mar 10 14:13:35 s/it/it with Mar 10 14:20:09 Abhishek__: Yes.. I think I found it in libpruio.. Thanks.. Mar 10 14:33:09 For webglider when back, BBUI isn't yet part of the out-of-box shipped bone101, but will be as soon as I finish rewriting it. Mar 10 14:33:50 jkridner: by any chance read the email I sent you a few days ago ? Mar 10 14:36:53 jkridner: Do you have any idea on how libpruio works on ADC pins ? Mar 10 14:37:03 I don't. Mar 10 14:37:07 I haven't. Mar 10 14:37:11 vvu: ^^^ Mar 10 14:38:34 whenyou have time check it, it's on your @ti mail Mar 10 14:39:03 OK.. :-) Mar 10 15:26:31 jkridner: should I strictly follow http://botspeak.org/supported-platforms/beaglebone/ strictly while extending the the SET DIO[x], y command ? Mar 10 15:44:14 vvu: i tested on ubuntu Mar 10 15:53:47 both driver work separately for two different function. keyboard/mouse and sound card Mar 10 16:20:59 sidbh: In this code which you wrote: https://github.com/BeaglePilot/PRUSS-C/blob/master/PRUSS_LIB/example/blinkled.c pin numbers 21,22,23,24 are not bound to the PRU... right ? Mar 10 16:21:14 yes Mar 10 16:33:18 sidbh: So using starterware library for pru has an extra advantage of accessing pins which are not only bound by pru but others also ? Mar 10 16:36:13 yeap, you can put it that way too :) Mar 10 16:42:21 sidbh: And one more thing... in that code.. you mentioned those 4 pin numbers.. But in the data sheet I did not find GPIO_21 and GPIO_24. What are those ? Mar 10 16:47:58 what do you mean by you didn't find GPIO_21 and GPIO_24? are you referring to there location on BBB Mar 10 16:49:34 they are probably USER_LEDS Mar 10 16:49:56 on board, check pin layout Mar 10 16:51:05 yeah they are USR_LEDS, USR_LEDS 1-4 = GPIO1_21-24 Mar 10 18:20:05 hmm quiet morning Mar 10 18:35:34 hendersa : abd is not showing bbb device when searched Mar 10 18:41:18 Are you using ADB under Linux? Mar 10 18:43:42 yes Mar 10 18:45:45 <_av500_> what does lsusb say? Mar 10 18:46:00 <_av500_> you need to add the VID/PID to the ini file Mar 10 18:46:44 <_av500_> .../home//.android/adb-usb.ini Mar 10 18:47:43 lsusb is not showing beagle Mar 10 18:48:19 Does the device show "?????????" or something similar on an "adb device"? Mar 10 18:48:35 no nothing Mar 10 18:48:40 i have added Mar 10 18:48:41 SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="18d1", MODE="0666" SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="0451", MODE="0666" Mar 10 18:48:50 in nano /etc/udev/rules.d/51­android.rules Mar 10 18:48:59 <_av500_> thats ok Mar 10 18:49:04 <_av500_> still it should appear in lsusb Mar 10 18:49:14 <_av500_> regardless of udev Mar 10 18:49:55 yes but its not showing Mar 10 18:50:18 Also, the FTDI serial output should show that FunctionFS is instantiated on the Android device when the USB connection is good. Mar 10 18:50:18 <_av500_> then something on the BBB side is wrong Mar 10 18:51:25 how to check if BBB is wrong? Mar 10 18:52:56 Well, which Android image are you using? Is it the TI one, BBBAndroid, or something different? Mar 10 18:53:08 BBBAndroid Mar 10 18:53:25 can i connect adb using ethernet port? Mar 10 18:53:46 <_av500_> do you have a serial console? Mar 10 18:53:49 <_av500_> to the BBB? Mar 10 18:53:52 You can, but it isn't set up for that. The USB is the way to go. Mar 10 18:54:12 You need to monitor the FTDI serial output when you connect the USB cable between the BBB and your PC. Mar 10 18:54:13 I think my usb is not working properly Mar 10 18:54:29 <_av500_> as sadi, check the kernel logs on the BBB Mar 10 18:54:32 <_av500_> said* Mar 10 18:54:37 <_av500_> do you have a serial console? Mar 10 18:56:04 no i do not have it right now. but i can manage it later Mar 10 18:56:44 but i was thinking if it was possible to connect bbb using ethernet cable Mar 10 18:57:26 <_av500_> anything is possible Mar 10 18:57:29 <_av500_> its all just SW Mar 10 18:57:38 <_av500_> but the question is, what does the stock android build suport Mar 10 18:57:40 <_av500_> support Mar 10 18:57:50 how to do that? Mar 10 18:58:04 <_av500_> do what? Mar 10 18:58:16 The Android he is using uses FunctionFS to do ADB over USB. Mar 10 18:58:27 connect bbbandroid with adb over ethernet Mar 10 18:58:41 It should work out of the box with the USB, which worries me that it isn't. Mar 10 18:59:02 Bad USB cable, maybe? Mar 10 18:59:52 I have not tried ADB over ethernet, but it should work for you just fine. Mar 10 19:00:02 hendersa: I also think so. No, probs i will change it later. Mar 10 19:00:29 "adb tcpip" and "adb connect" commands from your PC will get your ADB talking over ethernet. Mar 10 19:00:37 But I just wanted to know if it is possible to connect it without usb Mar 10 19:00:53 ok Mar 10 20:17:40 hmmm Mar 10 23:34:11 vvu: https://github.com/praveendath92/usctp/blob/master/docs/protocol.md Mar 10 23:35:40 I haven't actually made that yet but what do you think of having such a layer / interface / library ? Of course, in kernel space. Mar 11 00:22:42 praveendath92: done a presentation about the paper that describes the protocol Mar 11 00:22:46 in my networks class **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Mar 11 02:59:58 2015