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Jul 03 03:04:16 <neemo> question, where can I find headers for 3.8.13-bone70 ?
Jul 03 03:04:37 <neemo> or 3.8.13-bone72?
Jul 03 03:05:04 <neemo> Since i'm at 71 and update_kernel.sh says -> info: you are running: [3.8.13-bone70], latest is: [3.8.13-bone72] updating
Jul 03 03:06:17 <neemo> 70*
Jul 03 03:06:51 <neemo> and rcn's directory says headers are at 71 :/
Jul 03 03:09:02 <apaar> neemo :i tried bone71 but had to revert to 70 as there seems to also be some issue with uname -r not updating also did you try sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r` it works for bone70 debian
Jul 03 03:09:39 <apaar> http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack_Debian#Installing_kernel_headers
Jul 03 03:12:06 <neemo> apaar: havent tried debians headers
Jul 03 03:12:33 <neemo> but shouldn't we use headers from the exact bone build?
Jul 03 03:13:03 <neemo> going through some basic module building and that's the impression I got
Jul 03 03:13:13 <neemo> not sure if my assumption is correct though :)
Jul 03 03:13:37 <neemo> E: Unable to locate package linux-headers-3.8.13-bone70
Jul 03 03:13:44 <neemo> says apt-get
Jul 03 03:16:40 <neemo> my bad
Jul 03 03:17:02 * neemo forgot apt-get update 
Jul 03 03:21:13 <neemo> apaar: also, thank you :)
Jul 03 03:21:57 <neemo> gonna get compiling, once the headers download at ~1kb/s (sigh)
Jul 03 03:37:22 <rohith_> neemo: You can try installing the deb files manually from here https://rcn-ee.net/deb/wheezy-armhf/v3.8.13-bone71/ for bone71
Jul 03 04:02:07 <neemo> rohith_: sorry for the confusion, I'm at 70, so I'll let apt-get run until it installs 70, which is coming from rcn-ee's repos
Jul 03 04:02:35 <neemo> when it downloads (hopefully in the next half hour), I'll test it, should be working
Jul 03 04:02:39 <neemo> thanks either way rohith_
Jul 03 04:08:57 <rohith_> neemo: You're welcome
Jul 03 04:12:32 <nerdboy> the debian bb image should already include rcn's repos
Jul 03 04:12:59 <nerdboy> the kernel/header packages already come from him
Jul 03 04:14:01 <av500> azizulhakim: I still want the raw max data rate
Jul 03 04:14:12 <nerdboy> if you need to build from source, uninstall kernel debs and do it manually
Jul 03 04:14:35 <rohith_> nerdboy: I got confused and thought he wanted bone71
Jul 03 04:14:41 <nerdboy> otherwise kernel packages should have the right deps, etc
Jul 03 04:15:11 <rohith_> Does dist-upgrade work on BBB's to upgrade the kernel?
Jul 03 04:15:18 <nerdboy> easiest way to switch kernels too
Jul 03 04:15:29 <nerdboy> it should
Jul 03 04:15:45 <rohith_> okay
Jul 03 04:16:13 <nerdboy> i guess i'm not sure but i think robert's kernels should upgrade to latest "branch" you have installed
Jul 03 04:16:36 <nerdboy> 3.8.x or 4.1.x or 3.14.x
Jul 03 04:17:01 <rohith_> I haven't tried upgrading the kernel on BBB but it logically should
Jul 03 04:17:05 <nerdboy> old capes, mainline, or TI
Jul 03 04:17:32 <nerdboy> you have to switch manually
Jul 03 05:00:38 <nerdboy> *meaning apt-get install other_kernel_image
Jul 03 08:57:25 <vmayoral|pc> morning
Jul 03 09:34:39 <rohith_> vmayoral|pc: morning
Jul 03 09:39:45 <vmayoral|pc> rohith_: any progress, blocking points?
Jul 03 09:40:00 <vmayoral|pc> have you reached the OpenROV community for a clarification on the dynamics of the vehicle?
Jul 03 09:45:04 <rohith_> vmayoral|pc: Went through the pilot code, have doubts. Going to post on gitter as you suggested...
Jul 03 09:48:14 <vmayoral|pc> i'd also recommend making use of the forum as well
Jul 03 09:48:17 <vmayoral|pc> it seems pretty active
Jul 03 09:50:06 <rohith_> I've already gone through quite some topics on the OpenROV forum regarding the same
Jul 03 09:54:34 <vmayoral|pc> rohith_: leave notes of the relevant information in your reports https://github.com/BeaglePilot2/meta/blob/master/StatusReport.md
Jul 03 09:55:16 <rohith_> vmayoral|pc: Okay. Will do.
Jul 03 09:55:20 <vmayoral|pc> rohith_: thanks
Jul 03 10:04:41 <rohith_> vmayoral|pc: Posted on OpenROV/discuss just now...
Jul 03 14:21:12 <rohith_> vmayoral|pc: ping
Jul 03 14:22:06 <rohith_> imuguruza: ping
Jul 03 14:22:26 <imuguruza> rohith_: pong
Jul 03 14:23:14 <rohith_> imuguruza: Posted regarding the ROV speed estimation on OpenROV/discuss
Jul 03 14:23:56 <rohith_> The ROV does not have any speed estimation currently
Jul 03 14:24:17 <imuguruza> ok
Jul 03 14:24:51 <imuguruza> so, you have already implemented the "manual mode"
Jul 03 14:24:53 <imuguruza> ?
Jul 03 14:25:35 <rohith_> Not yet. Need the speed for efficient steering calibration in APM...
Jul 03 14:26:43 <rohith_> Will probably keep it on hold for the time being as it involves a bit of research.
Jul 03 14:27:48 <imuguruza> I thinnk vmayoral|pc could help you more than what I can
Jul 03 14:28:02 <imuguruza> He knows much better the code that what I do
Jul 03 14:28:06 <imuguruza> I mean APM
Jul 03 14:29:18 <vmayoral|pc> rohith_: have you understood how the steering method in OpenROV works? this is what you need to get first from the OpenROV community (and is already implemented).
Jul 03 14:55:24 <rohith_> vmayoral|pc: ping
Jul 03 14:55:34 <vmayoral|pc> hi rohith_
Jul 03 14:55:44 <vmayoral|pc> droped a few comments on gitter
Jul 03 14:56:15 <rohith_> It seems the dynamical model of the ROC has not yet been implemented
Jul 03 14:56:24 <rohith_> s/ROC/ROV
Jul 03 14:56:31 <rohith_> in the OpenROV code
Jul 03 14:56:33 * vmayoral|pc switches to gitter
Jul 03 15:22:04 <rohith_> vmayoral|pc: I'll go through the thrusters code. Replacing the steering will be a good starting point.
Jul 03 15:22:24 <vmayoral|pc> rohith_: leaving a few more comments there
Jul 03 15:22:32 <rohith_> Okay
Jul 03 15:33:33 <alexanderhiam> apaar: FYI I believe you're technically violating the GPLv2 in pru-bridge right now
Jul 03 15:34:14 <apaar> alexanderhiam :in what way ??
Jul 03 15:34:55 <alexanderhiam> you have Abhishek's external_glue.h and panto's overlay, which are both GPLv2, and you've licensed the whole project as GPLv3. You can't redistribute GPLv2 code in a project with any other license besides GPLv2
Jul 03 15:36:45 <apaar_> alexanderhiam :ok cool i will just revert to v2 then
Jul 03 15:36:52 <alexanderhiam> either they would need to relicense them as GPLv3, or more simply you could just use GPLv2
Jul 03 15:36:54 <alexanderhiam> yeah
Jul 03 15:37:00 <alexanderhiam> licenses can be tricky!
Jul 03 15:37:21 <alexanderhiam> and super important to understand, especially FOSS licenses
Jul 03 15:37:23 <apaar_> yep my first time dealing with them :P
Jul 03 15:37:42 <apaar_> thanks :)
Jul 03 15:38:09 <alexanderhiam> np
Jul 03 15:58:10 <moto-timo> arianepaola: any luck with ssh ?
Jul 03 16:04:35 <alexanderhiam> anyone know what timezone neemo's in now?
Jul 03 16:27:49 <nerdboy> moin
Jul 03 16:28:00 <alexanderhiam> howdy
Jul 03 16:28:15 <nerdboy> alexanderhiam: the Big Chinese Timezone afaik...
Jul 03 16:28:32 <moto-timo> Hola
Jul 03 16:28:41 <alexanderhiam> I thought he left China
Jul 03 16:28:57 <moto-timo> Trying out new client on my phone
Jul 03 16:31:34 * nerdboy stuck in proposal loop
Jul 03 16:32:02 <alexanderhiam> grant proposal loop?
Jul 03 16:32:29 <moto-timo> Is that like a temporal loop... Déjà vu all over again...
Jul 03 16:33:14 <apaar_> alexanderhiam, ds2:i was testing and some issues have cropped up(as usual) 1)if i repeatedy read from a sysfs file the while loop just cascades into some sort of infinite loop .To stop this i have to open file->read->close file and repeat in every loop
Jul 03 16:33:15 <nerdboy> got an "unusual" response to last one
Jul 03 16:33:42 <apaar_> also right now if there is not data to be read the read handler returns '0' but this just a stopgap measure i need to find a way to export a error message(that is not a arbitarty character)
Jul 03 16:33:59 <alexanderhiam> apaar_: did you rewind the cursor between reads?
Jul 03 16:34:04 <nerdboy> "we reject your quote as non-compliant; please fix it and resubmit by blah before 10 am"
Jul 03 16:34:35 <alexanderhiam> nerdboy: that's some very helpful feedback!
Jul 03 16:34:47 <apaar_> alexanderhiam :nope never though of it :( let me try it out..
Jul 03 16:34:54 <nerdboy> so yay for holiday proposal work...
Jul 03 16:35:05 <moto-timo> Yay
Jul 03 16:35:09 <alexanderhiam> fseek() or rewind()
Jul 03 16:35:29 <apaar_> cool thanks :)
Jul 03 16:35:50 <nerdboy> can't look like you're giving any hints
Jul 03 16:38:07 <nerdboy> email from our contracts guy on the response says stuff like "Well, that is quite unusual..."  and "By the way, this typically does not happen.."
Jul 03 16:42:25 <moto-timo> Non-compliance usually just equals reject
Jul 03 16:42:32 <nerdboy> yup
Jul 03 16:43:03 <moto-timo> Unless the like it but need it to fit some requirement
Jul 03 16:43:21 <moto-timo> they*
Jul 03 16:49:30 <moto-timo> Ok, off to enjoy a day off.
Jul 03 17:28:11 <azizulhakim> av500: data rate around 3.5 MB/s
Jul 03 18:15:10 <nerdboy> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5dkwQY-_tk
Jul 03 18:50:33 <Abhishek_> shubhangi: Did you trace the error message in the source?
Jul 03 18:53:38 <shubhangi> Abhishek_: https://github.com/beagleboard/linux/blob/3.14/drivers/remoteproc/remoteproc_elf_loader.c
Jul 03 18:54:10 <shubhangi> Abhishek_: my bbb hangs on installing 4.1 headers . ever faced this issue ?
Jul 03 18:54:37 <shubhangi> https://github.com/beagleboard/linux/blob/3.14/drivers/remoteproc/remoteproc_elf_loader.c#L189
Jul 03 18:54:43 <Abhishek_> mine was once non-responsive when installing 4.1 kernel from a package I built myself
Jul 03 18:55:24 <Abhishek_> but no, not for headers, because I do kernel cross-compilation on my PC.
Jul 03 18:55:29 <shubhangi> ah.. finished unpacking .. took arnd 10-15 mins
Jul 03 18:56:29 <Abhishek_> compare this with the 4.1 tree files and see
Jul 03 18:56:36 <shubhangi> i cross compiled on my host pc successfully .. failed to prepare sd card from it .. will try that later
Jul 03 18:56:49 <shubhangi> so using the pre built image for now
Jul 03 18:57:30 <Abhishek_> okay, so install the headers and try compiling this as a module.
Jul 03 18:57:47 <shubhangi> yes .. doing that right now
Jul 03 20:23:25 <shubhangi> Abhishek_: please upload those patches to compile remoteproc driver when you get time
Jul 03 21:12:29 <Abhishek_> will do
Jul 03 21:12:50 * Abhishek_ is packing up baggage and wrapping up stay in Bangalore right now
Jul 03 21:13:11 <Abhishek_> Okay, lemme give you the patch right away
Jul 03 21:14:10 <Abhishek_> shubhangi: ^
Jul 03 21:14:46 <shubhangi> thanks. you can do it later if busy
Jul 03 21:16:06 <Abhishek_> nope, I need to pack in my monitor as well
Jul 03 21:28:28 <Abhishek_> shubhangi: you know how to receive and apply a git patch from email?
Jul 03 21:28:56 <shubhangi> no
Jul 03 21:29:08 <shubhangi> i can see it up
Jul 03 21:29:22 <Abhishek_> nm, just uploading it to the drive for now.
Jul 03 21:29:32 <shubhangi> ok
Jul 03 21:29:36 <Abhishek_> use git-am to apply them
Jul 03 21:29:43 <shubhangi> okay
Jul 03 21:33:21 <Abhishek_> Here you go, apply these on the 4.1 tree : https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B7U2bJEjkNeZfmxwU0QyTGsySmVDZmMxbERlcVRZTXhGdWhKNE1hSjNUVVg2UEVMYjQ3MkU&usp=sharing
Jul 03 21:34:46 <arianepaola_> hi moto_timo saw your message now
Jul 03 21:45:14 <Abhishek_> shubhangi: Leave me an email besides an IRC ping when you test them.
Jul 03 21:46:41 <shubhangi> Abhishek_: is there some tool to compare two files and create a patch for missing lines or does one have to look for each change ?
Jul 03 21:47:17 <Abhishek_> the patches you see were created from the git log using git-format-patch
Jul 03 21:48:13 <shubhangi> okay. will keep that for later
Jul 03 21:48:22 <shubhangi> to see how that works
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