**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Mar 27 02:59:58 2012 Mar 27 03:32:51 Anyone here? Mar 27 03:34:46 eh, probably best i ask on something ike a mailing list, anyway Mar 27 03:37:38 sounds like a winner! Mar 27 04:15:39 prpplague, did you do the code for you ft2232 stuff? Mar 27 04:16:24 er, your Mar 27 04:29:58 hmmm Mar 27 08:01:51 I am using Rev B BBxM i have angstrom kernel image 3.0.8+ that is working fine but after upgrading it using "opkg upgrade" it is not booting . Mar 27 09:07:35 is there a official tutorial to build qt embedded with sgx? i found a lot of tutorial but every said different ways...its a bit confusion Mar 27 09:15:34 stuk_gen, i tried this http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2009/11/20/building-qt-to-make-use-of-the-beagle-boards-sgx-gpu/ Mar 27 09:16:09 sundar: yes this is one of a more document and its date 2009 Mar 27 09:16:36 i also got some info from http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Building_Qt_for_OMAP35xx_with_OpenGL_ES_accelerated_by_SGX Mar 27 09:17:27 this one as well, http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Building_Qt_for_OMAP35xx_with_OpenGL_ES_accelerated_by_SGX Mar 27 09:17:38 ahm, http://treyweaver.blogspot.in/2010/10/setting-up-qt-development-environment.html Mar 27 09:18:30 yes its the document that i'm loking but treywweaver don't use glx Mar 27 09:18:47 its little difficult the first time configuring everything right, depends on your requirements Mar 27 09:20:08 this is also informative, http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Building_Qt Mar 27 09:21:10 sundar: i need a machine that run qt app with opengl and dbus. no other. what distribution can i use? angstrom? arago? Mar 27 09:22:05 angstrom should've qt already Mar 27 09:22:18 maybe with SDK also Mar 27 09:23:15 ynezz: yes but i want use the last qt so i need to compile and export Mar 27 09:26:40 like qt5? Mar 27 09:26:47 there's qt4.8 Mar 27 09:27:47 ? Mar 27 09:27:53 ynezz: where? Mar 27 09:28:09 i create with narcissus a image but have qt 4.6.2 O_o Mar 27 09:30:18 don't know what's in narcissus Mar 27 09:30:26 it's in oe-core Mar 27 09:31:43 ynezz: what distribution do you use? Mar 27 09:32:47 oe-core = angstrom Mar 27 09:33:19 ynezz: ok Mar 27 10:06:17 Hi Mar 27 10:06:37 Is there any one to solve me problem Mar 27 10:06:49 ?? Mar 27 10:07:00 yes, you Mar 27 10:08:06 but the deadline is tight, sir! Mar 27 11:23:02 does anybody know where I can find a simple C/C++ program to blink user LED on beaglebone? Mar 27 11:23:38 google? Mar 27 11:23:56 I googled it already Mar 27 11:24:07 I saw example for javascript Mar 27 11:24:08 but not C or C++ Mar 27 11:25:04 I would appreciate if anyone knows where I can find such example in C/C++? Mar 27 11:32:03 and how did the javascript do it? Mar 27 11:32:40 http://www.gigamegablog.com/2012/01/05/beaglebone-coding-101-blinking-an-led/ Mar 27 11:34:11 fs.writeFileSync("/sys/class/gpio/export", "" + n); Mar 27 11:34:12 why did not he export the LED pins? Mar 27 11:34:18 fs.writeFileSync(gpio[pin.gpio].path, "" + value); Mar 27 11:34:31 that translates very easily to C Mar 27 11:34:43 you open a file, you write something to it, you close it Mar 27 11:35:54 int fd = open("sys/class/gpio/gpio38/value", O_WRONLY ); Mar 27 11:36:18 write(fd, "1", 1 ); Mar 27 11:36:21 close(fd); Mar 27 11:36:23 done Mar 27 11:36:26 ymmv Mar 27 11:36:36 thank you very much Mar 27 11:37:37 I will read more about it Mar 27 11:37:39 and try to do it Mar 27 11:38:40 http://www.nunoalves.com/open_source/?p=108 what language is it? Mar 27 11:39:40 see line 1 Mar 27 11:39:45 and the title of the post Mar 27 11:40:33 ok :) Mar 27 11:40:44 but all these examples do the same Mar 27 11:40:51 they write values to a file in sysfs Mar 27 11:41:06 you can express that in many languages Mar 27 11:42:51 how can make the program work even if the beaglebone is restarted? Mar 27 11:43:28 if it the program is written on sysfs, it will be deleted on the boot proccess? Mar 27 11:44:15 you cannot store a program in sysfs Mar 27 11:44:26 and yes, values will be restored at boot Mar 27 11:47:02 so what can I do to make a program permanently work on the beaglebone? Mar 27 11:48:16 I dont know, its that newfangled systemd Mar 27 11:48:26 but again, google might know Mar 27 11:49:09 there are not much info about beaglebone, usually I can not find answers on google Mar 27 11:49:18 but sometimes ofcourse it works :) Mar 27 11:58:40 https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=734268 Mar 27 11:58:46 so rc.local might be your friend Mar 27 12:03:30 thank you very much av500 Mar 27 13:47:39 hello Mar 27 13:48:24 I can’t enter to the CLOUD9 until after I reboot the BeagleBone. What i could do? Mar 27 13:49:04 i'm thinking to make a script Mar 27 13:50:22 hello Mar 27 13:51:23 i'm thinking to make a script Mar 27 13:51:44 cos i can’t enter to the CLOUD9 until after I reboot the BeagleBone. What i could do? Mar 27 14:43:18 Quote of the TRM: "The source of the GPMC_FCLK is described in ." Mar 27 14:44:03 Any idea what is the frequency of that clock? Mar 27 14:45:44 same as L3 clock Mar 27 14:46:36 which is also the ddr clock Mar 27 14:48:12 can you set a divider on it Mar 27 14:48:20 I forget Mar 27 14:51:00 Crofton|work: tried vitamins? Mar 27 14:52:45 blueberrires Mar 27 14:57:04 Crofton|work: the external gpmc clock is gpmc_fclk divided by 1-4 Mar 27 14:59:05 yeah Mar 27 14:59:14 I forgot if the uindivided one was available Mar 27 15:03:16 hey @ all Mar 27 15:05:37 is there a way to edit the angstrom ASCI art when booting the console? Mar 27 15:06:23 sure Mar 27 15:06:29 since its not burnt into the ROM code Mar 27 15:06:50 it is not? ok...any hint where to find it? Mar 27 15:09:28 /etc/issue Mar 27 15:14:27 doh...i guess that was a noob question.... Mar 27 15:18:16 ok next (noobish) question: is there anyway to prevent fsck run when the board is booting? Mar 27 15:18:59 sure Mar 27 15:19:02 since its not burnt into the ROM code Mar 27 15:19:02 *from running Mar 27 15:20:07 I hope somebody is working on a wifi+BT cape for the BeagleBone. This external hub with dongles is bigger than the Bone itself Mar 27 15:20:21 thats great news :) you probably guessed my question: any hints? Mar 27 16:25:45 hi I was wondering if anyone knows if the beagleboard xm has a built in voltage regulator? In other words can I use a 6 volt power source? Mar 27 16:26:15 Sean_: no Mar 27 16:26:43 Sean_: beagle and beagle-xm , as well as pandaboard and pandaboard-es , expect to be provided with a regulated +5V Mar 27 16:26:47 hmmm, they should have put a regulator on it Mar 27 16:27:17 Sean_: then 50% of the people would ask for no regulator, you can't please everyone Mar 27 16:27:22 prpplague: thank you for the info Mar 27 16:27:30 Sean_: and it is much easier for people to do a regulator externally Mar 27 16:27:32 true ;-) Mar 27 16:33:54 look at it as an opportunity..go into business selling SmeagolBoard xR (extra regulator!) boards and retire early from all the demand Mar 27 16:34:15 ok for the expansion (P9) underneth the board does anyone know the io (port numbers/range) for that connector or a good reference? Mar 27 16:34:20 5v regulator is just a couple components Mar 27 17:24:34 Is it possible to change the endianness of the beaglebone's GPMC? Mar 27 17:32:14 in what context? Mar 27 17:35:03 huh? Mar 27 17:35:32 swap D0...7 with D0...15? Mar 27 17:36:58 hmmmm, thanks, not everything is clear yet, but now I know I need to understand this better :D Mar 27 17:41:29 ds2, exactly, but that assumes non-multiplexed A/D Mar 27 17:42:40 74LVC245 is the demux part for a mux'ed bus, IIRC... swap those ;) Mar 27 17:43:18 now, if your target has integral mux'es, you're just hosed ;) Mar 27 17:43:40 or if it is just an IO device, let it be and fix up addressing in SW Mar 27 17:44:17 * mranostay zzzzzzzzzz's Mar 27 17:44:26 mranostay: are you doing ESC? Mar 27 17:44:42 ds2: nope Mar 27 17:44:46 ds2, I was wondering if you were going to suggest address craziness :) Mar 27 17:45:27 mdp: it is prefectly fine.... used addressing to generate signal waveforms for a LCD controller on a '188 before to save on dividers Mar 27 17:46:26 yeah, so the end answer is…with external logic Mar 27 17:47:38 yup Mar 27 17:48:10 the real answer is to simplify the chip and turn the bone in to an IP block Mar 27 17:48:15 hi i googled around and read docu anyone knows is there python twisted proted? have python 2.7.2 here on the board Mar 27 17:48:24 then get a huge FPGA... no external logic required there ;) Mar 27 17:48:30 heh Mar 27 17:58:53 hmmmm I wonder if anyone has ever gotten the OCHI block to work Mar 27 17:58:57 OHCI Mar 27 17:59:11 ds2, there's always the possibility to set of edma to do the data lane swapping too..just for fun Mar 27 17:59:28 s/of/up/ Mar 27 17:59:40 ds2, OHCI on what part? Mar 27 18:00:02 mdp: AM3505 :) Mar 27 18:00:35 I see…you make me think AM1808 when I hear OHCI Mar 27 18:01:07 I'll settle for a known working example of the AM1808 with OHCI :) Mar 27 18:01:21 there are patches but they are all EHCI related Mar 27 18:02:35 something tells me I've used OHCI on my 1808 board Mar 27 18:02:46 could just be wishful thinking Mar 27 18:02:51 heheh Mar 27 18:03:07 and there are unicorns roaming around too ;) Mar 27 18:03:22 when I say this, it means on some crusty old 2.6.32 kernel where a lot of stuff works Mar 27 18:03:45 that's fine... mucking with pre3.0 kernels anyways Mar 27 18:04:14 I will check…you have inspired me to action Mar 27 18:04:22 hahah Mar 27 18:22:19 ds2, for am180x, psp03.20.00.13 has working ohci…just randomly from an old SDK I had kicking around installed Mar 27 18:23:01 fwiw, the only thing really missing upstream is the platform hookup and regulator support which some patches were submitted late last year and seem to have died off... Mar 27 18:23:08 so now am3505 Mar 27 18:25:03 hmmm Mar 27 18:27:35 prpplague, did you work on the ft2232 code for the flyswatter? Mar 27 18:27:57 Russ: you mean for the openocd support? Mar 27 18:28:05 and serial Mar 27 18:28:21 Russ: no serial is stock in the kernel for ages Mar 27 18:28:37 prpplague: hey, how goes the BOM'ing? Mar 27 18:28:58 Russ: the openocd stuff is pretty standard, i just added the specific mappings for flyswatter and flyswatter2 Mar 27 18:29:04 ds2: doh, let me ping rusty again Mar 27 18:29:19 how hard would it be to do i2c for the ft2232 Mar 27 18:30:11 Russ: not hard at all, the libftdi already has all the functions for i2c and spi Mar 27 18:33:00 so I'd just need to port those to a kernel driver Mar 27 18:46:43 arrrrrggggggg Mar 27 18:46:54 was the AM1808 known by another name?! Mar 27 18:51:38 da85x/omapl138/am180x Mar 27 18:51:45 * ds2 bangs head on desk Mar 27 18:51:49 there may be 5-6 more names Mar 27 18:52:31 but the usb subsystem is very different on am35xx compared to those Mar 27 18:52:45 those arm926 parts have no ehci Mar 27 18:52:55 ohci + musb Mar 27 18:53:05 yes... I know about the L138 Mar 27 18:53:11 ok, cool Mar 27 18:53:53 even have an ill fated low cost devboard here :) Mar 27 18:54:26 ds2, the one some cruel guy was poking fun at yesterday?!? :) Mar 27 18:54:44 must have missed that Mar 27 18:55:05 but this one flew too high and lots its memory Mar 27 18:55:09 lost Mar 27 18:55:28 heh Mar 27 18:56:02 it might give me some hints Mar 27 19:00:37 dunno, the usbhsss w/ ehci/ohci blocks inside is similar to am37xx Mar 27 19:01:18 *nod* Mar 27 19:01:37 what to do ? Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(179,2) Mar 27 19:01:49 i suspect there is a mux I am not setting up and it is getting set to the ehci block instead Mar 27 19:02:21 mux? Mar 27 19:02:52 aha (no clue ;-) Mar 27 19:03:10 your second partition of your mmc card seems to be f'ed Mar 27 19:03:17 un f it and try again? Mar 27 19:03:45 yes i made a sleek xz -dkc Angstrom-Cloud9-IDE-eglibc-ipk-v2012.02-core-beaglebone-2012.02.14.img.xz > /dev/mmcblk0p and no mux Mar 27 19:30:46 ls -l Mar 27 19:42:30 . Mar 27 19:42:31 .. Mar 27 20:07:04 what is the use of trigger in this line echo none > /sys/class/leds/beaglebone::usr1/trigger? Mar 27 20:10:05 is there any commands that I can type to read more about the trigger, brightness etc inside usr1? Mar 27 20:13:47 * Russ searches for his other mysterious xchat window Mar 27 20:51:57 I used openCV on laptop it works, I tried it on beaglenbone, it brigs back null image. Same camea, used this code to find out about camera stuff Mar 27 20:52:01 here is the out put Mar 27 20:52:39 uvcvideo drvername=================Vimicro USB Camera (Altair) DEVICE-rname===== usb-musb-hdrc.1-1 BUSname Mar 27 20:52:43 ohms, http://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/leds/ Mar 27 20:52:54 every thing is similar to laptop. Mar 27 20:53:01 same driver too Mar 27 20:53:39 things, well, not really the same driver Mar 27 20:53:50 unless you're just looking at the client driver Mar 27 20:54:18 this input is from my laptop uvcvideo drvername Mar 27 20:55:27 v4l2 look at the camra, reads it. I wonder why work Mar 27 20:56:27 um…uvcvideo works on your peecee, but not on beaglebone, yes? Mar 27 20:56:59 yes mdp, that is correct Mar 27 20:57:32 I am sure image can be capture using v4l2, but that code is hard for me. Mar 27 20:57:53 thing, ok, so I'm saying your _drivers_ are not the same. on the laptop you use some ehci host driver…on beaglebone you are using musb. you may run into problems there Mar 27 20:58:12 oh Mar 27 20:58:18 may? Mar 27 20:58:21 it's best to expect that nothing will work on musb, and then have your expectations exceeded when they do Mar 27 20:58:21 hi, i am having a little trouble to find the right beaglebone kernelsources within oe. I tried to use the patches setup-scripts/sources/meta-ti/recipes-kernel/linux/linux-ti33x-psp-3.2 with a 3.2.6 kernel but they don't match? Mar 27 20:58:33 feeling lucky today, are we? Mar 27 20:59:06 should I just install normal OS like on beaglebone ? Mar 27 20:59:15 to make camera work Mar 27 21:03:18 thing, dunno, I assume uvccapture or equivalent is packaged up for angstrom and you could install that from a feed Mar 27 21:03:49 first thing is to get the right tools in place so you can test the kernel drivers and camera Mar 27 21:04:07 hmmm Mar 27 21:04:11 sounds like you don't have that so probably should read up on managing an angstrom distro and find the packages you need Mar 27 21:04:32 then maybe it might work when driven by musb host. Mar 27 21:04:39 mdp: thanks for the link Mar 27 21:04:44 I see Mar 27 21:04:56 let me write it down. Thanks mdp Mar 27 21:24:03 SilicaGel: how's going with the PRUSS? Mar 27 21:24:57 not really moving :( Mar 27 21:25:14 i need to spend time on it Mar 27 21:25:23 it doesn't move? then you'll need my next cape ;) Mar 27 21:25:31 plenty of movement ;) Mar 27 21:25:41 i got distracted by getting some circuit boards in the mail that I had to write software for Mar 27 21:25:55 uhm.. let me understand that... Mar 27 21:25:57 specifically http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/542756_3541974076838_1497031533_33296561_951715426_n.jpg Mar 27 21:26:06 that dot matrix led array Mar 27 21:26:09 someone mails you circuits and you write the software? Mar 27 21:26:15 I had to program it to put swears on the screen Mar 27 21:26:15 that's interesting! Mar 27 21:26:18 and make ascii art penises Mar 27 21:26:22 * dwery goes to the post office.. Mar 27 21:26:41 oh, and boobs too ( . ) ( . ) Mar 27 21:26:45 because that's just the way I am Mar 27 21:26:56 :D Mar 27 21:27:21 but right now i'm doing a schematic for a 6 axis mems sensor that hooks up to PRU1 Mar 27 21:27:27 so I'm about to get back on the PRU project soon. Mar 27 21:27:31 nice Mar 27 21:27:58 we might try not to use the same pins Mar 27 21:28:03 it should be, and having the PRU do the SPI to the thign should let it run at a fair rate (1 kHz about, 6 channels, 16-bits each) without it being too much work for the MPU Mar 27 21:28:06 nah don't even bother Mar 27 21:28:09 i'm using a zillion pins Mar 27 21:28:22 I was picking pins all day to day and i am ready to tear my hair out. Mar 27 21:28:28 XD Mar 27 21:28:45 "I'll use this one!" "Nope you can't use that one it conficts with DCAN" "nope not that one either, I2C2" "Nope, not taht one either, UART" Mar 27 21:29:06 I did realize something important today about how dumb I am reading documentation. Mar 27 21:29:19 I was looking at the PRUSS MUX chapter as if that was all the I/O pins tot he PRUSS Mar 27 21:29:28 that's completely ridiculous. Mar 27 21:29:41 So I ended up mostly picking pins that aren't muxed in the pruss anyway. Mar 27 21:30:09 so what's your final choice? Mar 27 21:30:17 Also, I don't give an F about LCD so I'm using a lot of LCD pins ... LCD_DATA0-7 are most of them, Mar 27 21:30:36 and also a couple from the MCASP because I don't care about taht either Mar 27 21:31:02 how many pins for that sensor? Mar 27 21:31:08 let's see Mar 27 21:31:22 SDI, SDO, SCK, two chip selects, two data ready Mar 27 21:31:50 that accounts for two sensors, right? Mar 27 21:32:10 yeah, it's one physical chip with both the accelerometer and the gyro in the same package, but they essentially are two separate chips in the same package Mar 27 21:32:15 k Mar 27 21:32:19 looks nice Mar 27 21:32:21 their SDO does tristate though so I'm paralleling the SPI pins Mar 27 21:32:25 It's cheap too Mar 27 21:32:26 LSM330DL Mar 27 21:32:31 mouser stocks them Mar 27 21:32:49 ok, I'll get one Mar 27 21:33:34 nice solderability :D Mar 27 21:34:01 SilicaGel: the McASP has feelings, don't tell it you don't care Mar 27 21:34:03 must check if mouser has some solder paste... Mar 27 21:48:55 at least 0.5kg :) Mar 27 21:49:05 but it's quite pricey Mar 27 21:49:22 ynezz: part no? they usually do not ship solder paste to eu Mar 27 21:52:33 http://cz.farnell.com/multicore-solder/698840/solder-paste-lead-free-318lf-500g/dp/1257149 Mar 27 21:52:51 d'oh, you said mouser :( Mar 27 21:53:15 a bit pricey... Mar 27 21:54:23 but they ship Mar 27 21:54:35 yep Mar 27 21:55:10 how do you use paste, you've stencils? Mar 27 21:55:15 I'll have to try some reflow skillet soldering Mar 27 21:55:19 or just manually? Mar 27 21:55:31 manually Mar 27 21:55:46 I use paste and a pneumatic dispenser Mar 27 21:55:56 with a pedal you push to get a regulated size blob of solder paste Mar 27 21:56:01 works great as long as you don't have to sneeze Mar 27 21:56:25 ok that's it Mar 27 21:56:27 pins picked Mar 27 21:56:28 sooner or later I'll modify a ShapeOko Mar 27 21:56:28 SET IN STONE Mar 27 21:57:54 http://pastebin.com/k31PUGTr Mar 27 21:57:55 there Mar 27 21:57:58 consider them shared :) Mar 27 21:58:38 P9 only? Mar 27 21:59:56 yeah Mar 27 22:00:09 on P8, I stole just 2 pins to do a soft uart Mar 27 22:00:15 but that'll be to pru0 Mar 27 22:00:17 I was planning to use P8 Mar 27 22:00:21 I'm using pru1 for this accelerometer contraption Mar 27 22:00:36 wait Mar 27 22:00:36 wait Mar 27 22:00:39 i might have screwed up Mar 27 22:00:40 i lied Mar 27 22:00:44 those pins I used are on P8. Mar 27 22:00:56 pru1 is mostly on P8. PRU0 is mostly on P9. Mar 27 22:00:57 :D Mar 27 22:01:12 That might be s/mostly/exclusively, LOOKING Mar 27 22:01:55 what the hell am I talking about? Mar 27 22:02:16 ok. P8 has all the mappings for PRU1 and a few for PRU0. However those PRU ones are interfering with mmc1 if you cared about that. Mar 27 22:02:25 ok Mar 27 22:02:32 I will probably need 8/10 outputs Mar 27 22:02:42 a bunch of inputs would be nice too Mar 27 22:02:44 P9 on the other hand, he has pr1_pru0 bits 0,1,2,3,4,5 (on r30 as outputs, r31 on inputs) Mar 27 22:03:20 but if you use those as pru0 pins you're going to make the McASP cry Mar 27 22:03:34 I would never to that! Mar 27 22:03:50 if you need 8 or 10 outputs you're probably going to have to use PRU1 which places you mostly on P8 like you said Mar 27 22:04:00 and you'll be screwing the LCD port bad Mar 27 22:04:03 (if only someone managed to do something with that McASP...) Mar 27 22:04:24 The McASP still sounds like a sandwich to me, a bad one. Mar 27 22:04:39 and I'll need another 12 outputs, but not connected to the PRU Mar 27 22:04:48 But for some reason the McBSP sounds like a good sandwdich to me. The kind with two all beef patties special sauce pickles lettuce and cheese on a sesame seed bun. Mar 27 22:05:10 * SilicaGel may have left out onions ther, rats Mar 27 22:05:17 * dwery likes the double cheese Mar 27 22:06:07 the pinmux Mar 27 22:06:10 it's not very flexible. Mar 27 22:06:26 would you like pinmux with that? Mar 27 22:07:15 It provides no way to get more inputs into PRU0. It only lets you get six of the PRU0 pins into PRU1 if you want to go that way Mar 27 22:08:27 I think for now I can just leave those at the 0,0 positions and just use the external mux and leave pru0 pins on pru0, pru1 pins on pru1, and maybe save myself a headache. I don't know. Mar 27 22:08:30 also, http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git;a=blob;f=drivers/net/ethernet/sun/sunhme.c;h=8b627e2f798d42e3ce6c4953ace642d1ee2f6c7e;hb=HEAD#l495 Mar 27 22:09:39 XD Mar 27 22:10:08 * SilicaGel needs more uarts ... MMMOOORRREEEE Mar 27 22:10:36 i should go home. I am so hungry I could eat a sarah jessica parker. Mar 27 22:11:15 have a nice meal Mar 27 22:26:18 i see what you did there Mar 27 22:27:16 it's funny because she looks like a horse! Mar 27 22:32:09 who? Mar 27 22:32:24 sarah jessica parker, according to the interwebs Mar 27 22:33:25 ah, don't know much about socker players Mar 27 22:34:03 the interwebs also insist she's an actress Mar 27 22:34:43 haha Mar 27 22:35:02 http://sarahjessicaparkerlookslikeahorse.com/ Mar 27 22:36:57 whatever did she do to whoever runs that site? Mar 27 22:37:28 that's disgusting Mar 27 22:37:48 not sure why people like to make fun of her so much Mar 27 22:38:18 must be some hollywood thing Mar 27 22:39:42 probably her socker skills Mar 27 22:41:16 mru: SFW? Mar 27 22:41:29 * mranostay doesn't trust mru anymore :) Mar 27 22:41:55 what? you trusted me at some point? Mar 27 22:42:04 why would you do such a thing? Mar 27 22:42:20 heh Mar 27 22:42:43 no makeup is a bit rough Mar 27 22:58:53 mru: going to LC Summit? Mar 27 22:59:08 no Mar 27 22:59:12 don't have time Mar 27 22:59:19 nor an invite, but that's less important Mar 28 00:00:36 hi all, I'm trying to build cloud9 for a beagleboard and have run into a problem Mar 28 00:00:50 er, cloud9 and nodejs Mar 28 00:03:51 sorry, don't know if the previous made it. having problems building cloud9 / nodejs for beaglebone under ubuntu 11.10 using bitbake Mar 28 00:04:17 anyone got python-twisted running Mar 28 00:04:19 ? Mar 28 00:06:48 or installed? ;-) Mar 28 00:07:05 python-twisted-bin is missing? Mar 28 00:07:34 anyone got google workings? Mar 28 00:08:02 hehe ~google for it got 3 hits Mar 28 00:08:15 for the beagle bone Mar 28 00:08:31 sorry i wouldnt ask otherwise here Mar 28 00:09:28 don't even know what it is Mar 28 00:10:10 kiilo: just use node.js like all the bad ass rockstars Mar 28 00:10:36 i know ... node.js is quite evolving still Mar 28 00:10:49 you have to code in javascript to be a rockstar now? Mar 28 00:10:53 i have some good experience witht twisted Mar 28 00:10:55 jay6981: seems so Mar 28 00:11:49 meh ... mqtt mosquitto on server side and so on ... Mar 28 00:11:59 some IOT stuff Mar 28 00:12:36 i made only one node.js thing yet ~and this will go productive in sept Mar 28 00:12:54 so i thought i stay with something i know allready Mar 28 00:13:02 ~awesome Mar 28 00:13:36 has anyone managed to build cloud9 for the beaglebone using bitbake? Mar 28 00:14:06 only bytebake works. it is 8 times better after all Mar 28 00:14:23 I'm holding out for wordbake Mar 28 00:15:13 so how is mqtt? last MQ i used was AMQP and it was alright Mar 28 00:15:18 qwordbake Mar 28 00:15:33 16bit is so 80s Mar 28 00:16:11 i dont know yet ;-) Mar 28 00:16:27 need twisted first to add that protocol Mar 28 00:16:41 mranostay: bah, over here we do simdbake Mar 28 00:16:55 there is some python class to wrap it into twisted Mar 28 00:17:30 ah. i suppose the websphere stuff is all java and last i heard ARM support for that sucks Mar 28 00:17:39 hehe Mar 28 00:18:17 websphere on arm? ouch Mar 28 00:19:08 i used to use erlang a lot for MQ. that is also crazy overheard for an ARM chip Mar 28 00:21:23 is there any advantage to it over 6LoWPAN or ZigBee? it seems to be TCP-based Mar 28 00:21:38 which sucks on 802.15.4 radios i thought Mar 28 00:25:10 Hi everyone from Utica, NY Mar 28 00:33:02 er wtf was that? Mar 28 00:33:38 did some 13 year old get a b-day present? :) Mar 28 00:35:44 mranostay: apparently a bunch of them have gotten pandaboards and beagleboards recently **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Mar 28 02:59:58 2012