**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Jun 25 02:59:59 2012
Jun 25 07:40:37 <av500> gm
Jun 25 08:15:16 <Lysandros> hello, I have a simple question maybe someone could answer; I'm looking for suppliers for a beaglebone board and there seem to be several revisions according to the official site, but suppliers only say BB-BONE-000 for the manufacturer part
Jun 25 08:15:45 <Lysandros> does anyone know if this is the latest revision or I might get an old one?
Jun 25 08:16:26 <LetoThe2nd> Lysandros: thats a model number, not a revision.
Jun 25 08:19:11 <Lysandros> hmm I suspected so... I just don't want to be sold something buggy
Jun 25 08:20:57 <LetoThe2nd> Lysandros: then the easiest way might be to just ask the supplier which they ahve in stock.
Jun 25 08:21:08 <av500> ah, then dont buy any hardware :) nor software
Jun 25 08:21:14 <Lysandros> lol av500
Jun 25 08:21:31 <av500> hammer and a few nails should be safe
Jun 25 08:21:35 <Lysandros> yeah LetoThe2nd, I was just hoping someone would know a distributor without this problem, since I'm checking the typical ones (mouser, digikey, farnell..)
Jun 25 08:22:08 <LetoThe2nd> Lysandros: one can also ask the typical ones.
Jun 25 08:22:37 <Lysandros> heh yeah I know
Jun 25 08:22:52 <Lysandros> I would just save myself the trouble if others happened to be cheap as well, killing two birds with one stone ;)
Jun 25 08:29:31 <LetoThe2nd> Lysandros: you can try to pick a smaller local retailer, they often have more detailed knowledge about their specific products. but of course no idea who might apply for you.
Jun 25 08:36:56 * Lysandros nods
Jun 25 08:37:10 <Lysandros> I'll keep looking and emailing customer service
Jun 25 08:47:09 <Boobalan> hi\
Jun 25 08:49:06 <Borillion> What needs to be patched to swap the x and y axis on a touchscreen for android?
Jun 25 09:13:50 <Tamilarasi> hi all,ethernet is not working on the beaglebone Ip address and gateway address everthing is existed but net is not conneting..
Jun 25 09:15:36 <Tamilarasi> solution pls...
Jun 25 09:16:12 <LetoThe2nd> Tamilarasi: what do you mean by "not connecting"? no rx/tx? no name resolution? no ping? more details pls....
Jun 25 09:17:36 <LetoThe2nd> no cable?
Jun 25 09:19:36 <Tamilarasi> ethernet is notworking on my beaglebone and i couldn't ping google IP address..
Jun 25 09:19:58 <LetoThe2nd> that does clearly not provide any more details.
Jun 25 09:20:07 <koen> av500: computers didn't exist before the r-pi, hence you need it
Jun 25 09:20:47 <LetoThe2nd> lights are on or not, link is detected or not, local ping (ip) works or not, local name resolution works or not, dhcp works or not, ...
Jun 25 09:20:51 <koen> av500: I also get the impression that every education system still works, only the UK one is screwed
Jun 25 09:28:21 <Tamilarasi> lights are on.local ping beaglebone ip is working.dhcp not working. How to check local name resolution..
Jun 25 09:29:02 <LetoThe2nd> Tamilarasi: does pinging another ip on your local net work? is the link detected at all?
Jun 25 09:30:43 <Tamilarasi> my beaglebone ip is 192.168.0.118 it's showing error like "From 192.168.0.118 icmp_seq=1 Destination Host Unreachable" how to solv this
Jun 25 09:32:18 <Tamilarasi> while pinging with another ip it's showing following error."From 192.168.0.118 icmp_seq=1 Destination Host Unreachable".
Jun 25 09:32:45 <RITRedbeard_> iptables?
Jun 25 09:32:47 <RITRedbeard_> icmp rules
Jun 25 09:33:06 <LetoThe2nd> link is up? ifconfig?
Jun 25 09:34:16 <Tamilarasi> yes,link is been up.
Jun 25 09:34:51 <Boobalan> how did u made the link up tamilarasi
Jun 25 09:35:33 <Tamilarasi> ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.118
Jun 25 09:42:41 <Tamilarasi> while giving following following command "/etc/init.d/networking restart'
Jun 25 09:43:49 <Tamilarasi> while giving following  command "/etc/init.d/networking restart" i am getting error like "  [  138.394727] PHY 0:01 not found"
Jun 25 09:43:59 <Tamilarasi> solution pls........
Jun 25 09:44:33 <LetoThe2nd> what beaglebone revision?
Jun 25 09:46:10 <Tamilarasi> beaglebone XAM3359ZCZ
Jun 25 09:46:48 <LetoThe2nd> thats not the revision. the rev is usually found on a sticker on the ethernet jack.
Jun 25 09:51:18 <av500> koen: yes, I dont get the UK specific angle, it must be fubar
Jun 25 10:40:21 <jacekowski> Tamilarasi: routes set?
Jun 25 10:40:38 <woglinde> hm
Jun 25 10:40:58 <jacekowski> koen: i can confirm that every eduaction system is screwed
Jun 25 10:41:01 <jacekowski> koen: not only UK
Jun 25 10:41:17 <woglinde> *g*
Jun 25 10:42:05 <woglinde> I wonder if sysbios 6 is working on beagle
Jun 25 11:53:37 <Tamilarasi> i have set my gateway address 192.168.0.121
Jun 25 12:25:51 <jkridner_> gm all
Jun 25 12:28:32 <mru> morning jkridner_
Jun 25 12:29:25 <jkridner_> h mru
Jun 25 12:29:29 <jkridner_> hi even
Jun 25 12:32:40 <RITRedbeard_> Anyone know of good adhesives that are also electrically conductive?
Jun 25 12:32:58 <mru> what type of adhesives?
Jun 25 12:33:10 <RITRedbeard_> I have some "wire glue" however testing it out, I don't think it will cut it.
Jun 25 12:33:27 <RITRedbeard_> I've got leads on flexible PCB I want to get ahold of
Jun 25 12:33:43 <mru> so you're looking for some kind of glue?
Jun 25 12:33:46 <RITRedbeard_> the leads are some sort of metal that is flaking away
Jun 25 12:33:51 <RITRedbeard_> yeah
Jun 25 12:34:09 <mru> are you looking to fix it?
Jun 25 12:34:30 <RITRedbeard_> get some pins on there, I already broke the original connector which was some obscure hirose contraption :)
Jun 25 12:38:57 <woglinde> hi jkridner
Jun 25 12:39:03 <jkridner_> hi woglinde
Jun 25 13:10:56 <Lysandros> regarding my previous question earlier this morning, in case anyone was curious, both mouser and digikey supply revision A5 of the beaglebone board
Jun 25 13:58:38 <woglinde> Lysandros beagle a5?
Jun 25 13:58:47 <woglinde> ups
Jun 25 13:58:51 <woglinde> damn
Jun 25 13:58:53 <woglinde> forget it
Jun 25 14:07:23 <flavioMcBit> hello anyone italian??
Jun 25 14:13:20 <woglinde> I know some
Jun 25 14:18:44 <flavioMcBit> i need info about qt and beagleboard
Jun 25 14:19:14 <flavioMcBit> i'm newbie for beagleboard
Jun 25 14:19:39 <RITRedbeard_> I wish I had one :(
Jun 25 14:20:39 <stuk_gen> flavioMcBit: per far che?
Jun 25 14:21:15 <flavioMcBit> stuck_gen ciao
Jun 25 14:21:27 <flavioMcBit> ero nell'altro canale anche
Jun 25 14:21:43 <flavioMcBit> ma non c'è nessuno a parte te
Jun 25 14:22:15 <flavioMcBit> sto cercando di costruirmi un'interfaccia domotica...
Jun 25 14:22:52 <woglinde> english please here
Jun 25 14:22:58 <woglinde> italian privatly
Jun 25 14:23:14 <flavioMcBit> ok sorry
Jun 25 14:23:58 <stuk_gen> hi woglinde
Jun 25 14:24:08 <av500> italian only when its about bunga bunga
Jun 25 14:24:36 <stuk_gen> av500: where are you from?
Jun 25 14:28:12 <mru> av500: maybe he wants to somehow use a beaglebone in a bunga bunga party
Jun 25 14:28:25 <LetoThe2nd> mru: a beaglebone R?
Jun 25 14:28:37 <av500> rated R
Jun 25 14:28:51 <mru> av500: I think that's part of the definition of bunga bunga
Jun 25 14:29:07 <av500> bungabone
Jun 25 14:30:21 <flavioMcBit> you are very crazy...
Jun 25 14:30:40 <av500> yes
Jun 25 14:30:43 <av500> I am
Jun 25 14:30:57 <flavioMcBit> where are you from av500?
Jun 25 14:31:08 <mru> the land of trolls, obviously
Jun 25 14:31:23 <woglinde> till later
Jun 25 14:31:25 <mru> he used to be a prince, but he was thrown out for being too trollish
Jun 25 14:31:41 <LetoThe2nd> TTFKAP?
Jun 25 14:32:27 <flavioMcBit> very good mru
Jun 25 14:33:25 <av500> flavioMcBit: it helps if you ask specific questionns
Jun 25 14:33:45 <av500> "i need info about qt and beagleboard" says not much
Jun 25 14:34:21 <mru> av500: he also said something about home automation
Jun 25 14:34:27 <flavioMcBit> if anyone use this tools
Jun 25 14:34:27 <mru> perhaps an automated bunga bunga
Jun 25 14:34:36 <flavioMcBit> oh  mru
Jun 25 14:34:43 <av500> flavioMcBit: yes, people use qt on the beagleboard
Jun 25 14:34:50 <av500> angstrom comes with QT already
Jun 25 14:35:26 <flavioMcBit> angstrom?
Jun 25 14:35:51 <av500> yes
Jun 25 14:35:59 <av500> a linux distribution for the beagleboardf
Jun 25 14:36:01 <av500> -f
Jun 25 14:36:40 <flavioMcBit> ok thanks, now i goo to see the doc
Jun 25 14:39:34 <flavioMcBit> wow, thank you av500
Jun 25 14:40:13 <flavioMcBit> i try it in the next days!
Jun 25 14:42:36 <stuk_gen> i'm add to my personal image.bb in IMAGE_INSTALL the package kernel-module-snd_soc_omap but i receive opkg_install_cmd: cannot install package kernel-module-snd_soc_omap. Where can i get other info about this error?
Jun 25 14:46:08 <av500> I thought you added it to the image
Jun 25 14:46:13 <av500> why install it then?
Jun 25 14:46:54 <koen> '_' is not valid for package names
Jun 25 14:47:10 <koen> I bet you want kernel-module-snd-soc-omap instead
Jun 25 14:47:56 <stuk_gen> koen: you're right
Jun 25 14:48:08 <stuk_gen> thank's now i'm trying
Jun 25 14:48:32 <stuk_gen> av500: i added from opkg...on the live demo
Jun 25 14:48:41 <stuk_gen> av500: but i want have just install from oe build
Jun 25 14:51:15 * mranostay yawns loudly
Jun 25 14:51:17 <koen> http://www.reddit.com/r/arduino/comments/vjp3v/what_is_this_i_think_it_came_in_an_arduino/
Jun 25 14:52:23 <mranostay> koen: omfg
Jun 25 14:52:52 <koen> I hope the r-pi has jumpers
Jun 25 14:52:52 <av500> lol
Jun 25 14:53:29 <stuk_gen> lol
Jun 25 14:53:44 <stuk_gen> koen: rpi haven't jumpers
Jun 25 14:53:48 <RITRedbeard> koen sounds familiar... do I know you from somewhere?
Jun 25 14:54:39 <RITRedbeard> Not Koen from Smartelectronix?
Jun 25 14:54:47 <koen> nope
Jun 25 15:02:32 <niro_> has anyone managed to get the beagle to use win7 internet connection sharing?
Jun 25 15:02:44 <niro_> It seems like it should be so easy.
Jun 25 15:06:56 <stuk_gen> mh...the same problem cannot install kernel-module-usbhid and kernel-module-tsc2007
Jun 25 15:08:32 <stuk_gen> the name is correct
Jun 25 15:42:07 <siegen> hi, i'm trying to build u-boot using oe for beagle rev c4. OE builds it without errors but the board cannot boot i tried the different u-boot recipes but not success
Jun 25 15:43:51 <siegen> there is something in the new u-boot versions should i modify to get it work in beagle c4?
Jun 25 15:45:31 <koen> it should just work
Jun 25 15:45:35 <koen> as in, it works on my c4
Jun 25 15:45:49 <stuk_gen> koen: its correct kernel-module-tsc2007?
Jun 25 15:45:50 <koen> (booting from SD, didn't try NAND)
Jun 25 15:46:00 <koen> stuk_gen: correct in what way?
Jun 25 15:46:05 <siegen> the question is that with older versions uboot-2009 and so it works
Jun 25 15:46:05 <stuk_gen> IMAGE_INSTALL
Jun 25 15:46:33 <siegen> from NAND boots cuz i had a u-boot 2009.11
Jun 25 15:47:03 <stuk_gen> koen: i have IMAGE_INSTALL add the kernel-module-tsc2007 and kernel-module-usbhid but fails
Jun 25 15:48:39 <siegen> the question is that i need to change pinmux in order to get spi3 and 4 available and i dont have older  u-boot versions in  oe recipes
Jun 25 15:50:12 <siegen> this i could do it before succesfully but i updated  oe  and i dont have such old u-boot recipes
Jun 25 15:56:54 <koen> stuk_gen: are those moduls actually modules or builtin?
Jun 25 15:57:31 <stuk_gen> koen: how can i know this? i have only include a line in IMAGE_INSTALL no others i do
Jun 25 16:00:20 <stuk_gen> koen: i'm build for beagleboard and if the defconfig is locate in /linux/linux-omap/ there's CONFIG_USB_HID=y
Jun 25 16:08:49 <koen> so what do you think =y means?
Jun 25 16:09:42 <mru> oh, those yes/no/maybe options
Jun 25 16:10:04 <stuk_gen> koen: how can i know what kernel recipes i'm using?
Jun 25 16:10:29 <stuk_gen> koen: i now =y is install =m is module
Jun 25 16:11:00 <stuk_gen> but if i use linux-omap there a =m but if i use linux-mainline-3.2 there =y
Jun 25 16:11:23 * koen only uses the default kernel
Jun 25 16:11:36 <stuk_gen> ok but how can i understand this?
Jun 25 16:11:44 <stuk_gen> i have only a bitbake myimage.bb
Jun 25 16:12:20 <stuk_gen> myimage have require systemd-image.bb and IMAGE_INSTALL
Jun 25 16:13:34 <W1N9Zr0> since it's configured =y, it's built into the kernel, you don't need to install the module
Jun 25 16:13:46 <stuk_gen> W1N9Zr0: i understand this
Jun 25 16:13:59 <stuk_gen> but what i not understand is what kernel recipes is used
Jun 25 16:14:48 <W1N9Zr0> the recipe that has priority, linux-mainline_3.2 for the beagleboard right now
Jun 25 16:15:12 <stuk_gen> W1N9Zr0: ok...but this is write in a special file?
Jun 25 16:15:22 <stuk_gen> W1N9Zr0: there's a default kernel file?
Jun 25 16:19:03 <stuk_gen> found
Jun 25 16:19:10 <stuk_gen> is beagleboard.conf
Jun 25 16:19:25 <stuk_gen> PREFERRED_PROVIDER_cirtual/kernel = "linux-mainline"
Jun 25 16:19:31 <stuk_gen> virtual*
Jun 25 16:20:18 <stuk_gen> perfect thank's to all
Jun 25 16:32:54 <djlewis> good morning from the heatwave of Arkansas USA :)
Jun 25 16:34:02 <sid5291> hey im having a problem when compiling my virtual/kernel using bitbake im the do_compile of eglibc-2.12
Jun 25 16:34:29 <sid5291> in*
Jun 25 16:35:32 <sid5291> the log file is here https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BzbHi13Yi-02SEs4WmpEQUpqZGs/edit
Jun 25 16:35:46 <sid5291> thank you for any help
Jun 25 16:59:38 <Sh0rtWave> Hrm
Jun 25 16:59:51 <Sh0rtWave> So I got buildroot to build everything fine.
Jun 25 17:00:00 <Sh0rtWave> Until I decide to recompile using udev.
Jun 25 17:00:11 <Sh0rtWave> udev now fails at linktime because it can't find accept4
Jun 25 17:00:16 <Sh0rtWave> undefined reference, etc.
Jun 25 17:00:59 <Sh0rtWave> what's curious about it, is the linux kernel fully supports it (3.2.8), and glibc is > 2.10, so
Jun 25 17:01:03 <Sh0rtWave> something's off somewhere
Jun 25 17:01:12 <Sh0rtWave> maybe I'm missing a -L
Jun 25 17:01:17 <Sh0rtWave> Anyone else run into this?
Jun 25 17:03:14 <woglinde> I dont use buildroot
Jun 25 17:05:54 <Sh0rtWave> I think I'm probably just missing a library declaration somewhere
Jun 25 17:05:58 <Sh0rtWave> like a -L
Jun 25 17:07:17 <woglinde> -L is only a searchpath
Jun 25 17:07:43 <Sh0rtWave> Yes
Jun 25 17:07:49 <Sh0rtWave> I think that it's not looking in the right place for the lib
Jun 25 17:08:01 <Sh0rtWave> I could specify explicitly with -l
Jun 25 17:08:32 <woglinde> accept4 comes from libc
Jun 25 17:08:42 <Sh0rtWave> it configures ok, which you'd think that if it needed a specific libc version, it would fail at the config step
Jun 25 17:09:28 <Sh0rtWave> Google search says accept4 is in glibc versions > 2.10
Jun 25 17:10:23 <Sh0rtWave> unless something's missing in my toolchain, which I doubt since that's the very latest release too
Jun 25 17:10:28 <Sh0rtWave> Everything else has compiled fine.
Jun 25 17:19:17 <snelly> for those running USB-Ethernet NICs, what kind of throughput are you seeing?
Jun 25 17:19:39 <snelly> is there any model that has better performance than the rest?
Jun 25 17:20:51 <Sh0rtWave> well hell, I see what's wrong.
Jun 25 17:20:55 <Sh0rtWave> damnation
Jun 25 17:31:23 <niro_> anyone have any experience with opengl es on bb-xm?
Jun 25 18:04:19 <woglinde> Sh0rtWave what was it?
Jun 25 18:06:38 <Sh0rtWave> Toolchain issue
Jun 25 18:06:48 <Sh0rtWave> I should trust my first instinct always
Jun 25 18:07:07 <Sh0rtWave> rebuilding it now
Jun 25 18:08:31 <Sh0rtWave> time for a distclean
Jun 25 18:08:35 <Sh0rtWave> :/
Jun 25 18:08:37 <Sh0rtWave> heh
Jun 25 18:16:54 <angs> is beaglebone power supply (5V, 1A) okay to use for beagleboard?
Jun 25 18:18:16 <prpplague> angs: for beagleboard revC yea
Jun 25 18:18:24 <prpplague> angs: for xm you'll need more juice
Jun 25 18:18:50 <tripzero> xm: more than 1A ?
Jun 25 18:18:51 <tripzero> yikes
Jun 25 18:18:51 <angs> I have beagleboard-xM Rev C
Jun 25 18:20:15 <angs> On the webpage, it says 1.2 A is recommended. Would it damage the board to use 5V, 1A?
Jun 25 18:22:55 <prpplague> angs: no, as long as you keep in mind what kind of usb devices you have plugged into the xM
Jun 25 18:23:07 <mranostay> angs: you mean power supply?
Jun 25 18:23:59 <angs> yes power supply. I will plug usb wifi doggle. Would 5V, 1A be fine for it?
Jun 25 18:24:25 <prpplague> angs: thats iffy imho
Jun 25 18:24:50 <Sh0rtWave> That'd be a little shy for USB
Jun 25 18:25:31 <angs> Btw, on the reference manual, on page 116 says the supply must be at least 1A with a maximum of 3A. The Page 136 says minimum A is 1.5. http://beagleboard.org/peripheral/ says "at least 1.2 A "
Jun 25 18:25:44 <angs> which one should I refer?
Jun 25 18:31:56 <Sh0rtWave> Go with the safest bet.
Jun 25 18:31:58 <Sh0rtWave> 1.5A
Jun 25 18:32:09 <Sh0rtWave> You want to make sure you have enough power.
Jun 25 18:34:27 <angs> right, thank you
Jun 25 18:45:18 <woglinde> re
Jun 25 18:45:37 <woglinde> angs ac power depends on the periphials
Jun 25 18:45:48 <woglinde> especially usb stuff
Jun 25 18:45:59 <woglinde> 1.0 A is enough to power the board up
Jun 25 18:46:43 <woglinde> hm okay
Jun 25 18:48:31 <djlewis> so 500mA for the board and 500mA for the usb wifi
Jun 25 18:49:38 <woglinde> djlewis you mesueared it right?
Jun 25 18:50:12 <djlewis> assuming the usb ports only let out 500mA
Jun 25 18:50:29 <djlewis> each
Jun 25 18:55:12 * woglinde tries now the sakoman multi-omap3 image
Jun 25 18:55:15 <woglinde> kernel
Jun 25 20:56:22 <ds2> Hmmm
Jun 25 20:57:19 <woglinde> yes
Jun 25 20:57:49 <prpplague> indeed
Jun 25 21:00:12 <mru> verily
Jun 25 21:06:01 <djlewis> concur
Jun 25 21:09:36 <djlewis> so far the high temp today here is 108.1f or 42.28C, ugh. . .
Jun 25 21:10:38 <tripzero> that's warm
Jun 25 21:12:35 <woglinde> djlewis we only had rain
Jun 25 21:13:29 <ds2> only 108.1F?
Jun 25 21:14:15 <djlewis> well, this isnt the desert and its not the tropics
Jun 25 21:15:02 <ds2> so a swamp cooler will work then?
Jun 25 21:17:17 <djlewis> that might work for this heat wave as the humidity is getting low. now == 28%
Jun 25 21:17:23 <tripzero> i just attach a heatsink to my back.  works pretty well even in humid environments
Jun 25 21:17:48 <djlewis> Our normal heatwave is 98F at 60% - 90% humidity
Jun 25 21:18:05 <mru> tripzero: did you play the Resistance games on PS3?
Jun 25 21:18:13 <ds2> it is 60's to 70's out here
Jun 25 21:18:20 <tripzero> unfortunately, it doesn't work well when I walk around.  carrying that much copper burns a lot of calories
Jun 25 21:18:52 <tripzero> mru, negative
Jun 25 21:19:02 <djlewis> and you have to move fast to keep a breeze in the cooling fins
Jun 25 21:19:26 <mru> tripzero: the bad guys are some kind of aliens, some of which have heatsinks
Jun 25 21:19:40 <mru> if you shoot the heatsinks, they boil and explode
Jun 25 21:19:44 <tripzero> laff
Jun 25 21:19:45 <tripzero> nice
Jun 25 21:20:02 <mru> taking a few of their friends with them
Jun 25 21:20:16 <djlewis> tradeoff, tow a marine battery in a cart hooked to a TEC
Jun 25 23:40:50 <Borillion> Is there anywhere that describes in a better manner how usbtouchscreen.c works?
Jun 25 23:57:49 <mranostay> Borillion: try google
Jun 25 23:59:11 <Borillion> I did
Jun 25 23:59:40 <Borillion> Im stuck on what this may be dev->y = ((pkt[4] & 0x0F) << 7) | (pkt[3] & 0x7F);
Jun 26 00:00:09 <Borillion> looks like it filters the packets coming from the touch screen for the y axis
Jun 26 00:52:49 <Borillion> is this right for the beagleboard xm setenv bootargs 'console=ttyO2,115200n8 androidboot.console=ttyO2 mem=512M usbtouchscreen.swap_xy=1 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rw rootfstype=ext3 rootdelay=3 init=/init ip=off omap_vout.vid1_static_vrfb_alloc=y vram=8M omapfb.vram=0:8M omapdss.def_disp=dvi omapfb.mode=dvi:1024x768-16' ?
Jun 26 00:52:57 <Borillion> Im not seeing uboot
Jun 26 02:05:58 <oxicl33n> Anyone here? Got a quick question or two
Jun 26 02:15:16 <wmat> oxicl33n: there's 189 people here
Jun 26 02:31:04 <mranostay> wmat: quiet you'll blow our cover
Jun 26 02:31:59 <wmat> heh
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