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Sep 27 05:57:11 <tasslehoff> The first boot with 3.2 went less than well http://pastebin.com/zHjm15RA ...
Sep 27 06:53:29 <NotTooDumb3> hi all, i am trying to boot beagle board c3 using serial boot, as mmc slot is not working, ran minicom in one tab and in other tab, i am trying to send s-loader using./pserial -p /dev/ttyUSB1 -f s-load.bin it's hanging after Waiting For Device ASIC ID: Press Ctrl+C to stop  what would be the reason?
Sep 27 07:11:01 <siva> Hi beagle, i am trying to accesss wifi on my am335x evm board how to access this.
Sep 27 07:15:38 <LetoThe2nd>  /whois beagle -> 09:15 [freenode] -!- There is no such nick beagle
Sep 27 07:16:22 <ynezz> look at #doghouse
Sep 27 07:17:29 <LetoThe2nd> not #funhouse?
Sep 27 07:17:47 <NotTooDumb3> is seeing message like 40v on minicom a compulsory? i do not see any thing on my minicom after Press CTRL-A Z for help on special keys
Sep 27 07:17:54 <LetoThe2nd> "le maison derriere"
Sep 27 07:22:50 <dm8tbr> siva: we know nothing about EVM boards. we know about beaglebone, but that doesn't have wifi on the board.
Sep 27 07:22:54 <dm8tbr> meh
Sep 27 07:23:25 <ynezz> wait one more day, he's asking daily
Sep 27 07:23:57 <LetoThe2nd> i remember very well telling him/her that already 3 days ago or so. the answer was "please tell me channel for am335xevm"
Sep 27 07:33:37 <_av500_> *this!* http://www.doublehelixcables.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=9
Sep 27 07:33:45 <_av500_> LetoThe2nd: sammelbestellung?
Sep 27 07:39:22 <woglinde> gm
Sep 27 07:40:08 <woglinde> lol
Sep 27 07:40:13 <woglinde> 999 units in stock
Sep 27 07:41:29 <woglinde> thats a million in usb-silver cables
Sep 27 07:49:57 <_av500_> at least we dont have to wait for them to ship
Sep 27 07:50:00 <dm8tbr> hol-y-crap...
Sep 27 07:50:25 <_av500_> dm8tbr: I count you in?
Sep 27 07:50:48 * dm8tbr will require several of them
Sep 27 07:50:58 <dm8tbr> must be at least long enough to hang myself...
Sep 27 07:54:28 <LetoThe2nd> _av500_: hrhrhrhr
Sep 27 07:54:59 <LetoThe2nd> i actually misread it on first sight as "metagnome"
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Sep 27 08:36:37 <koen> ka6sox-away: emerald down?
Sep 27 08:37:53 <ka6sox-away> another HD bit the dust.
Sep 27 08:38:36 <ka6sox-away> need to get a 4th and we can replace the lot
Sep 27 08:39:02 <dm8tbr> consecutive serial numbers? :)
Sep 27 08:39:39 <ka6sox-away> no, just Seagate
Sep 27 08:39:45 <NotTooDumb3> my minicom needs to be running, while i transfer s-load.bin using pserial..is that correct?
Sep 27 08:40:56 <ka6sox-away> koen, we are rebuilding..yet again.
Sep 27 08:43:29 <ka6sox-away> its only 1:39am...another 4hrs to go on the rebuild...
Sep 27 08:52:58 <jacekowski> ka6sox-away: seagate are the most reliable drives
Sep 27 08:54:08 <ka6sox-away> jacekowski, my experience with over 35 drives I've had to replace in our infra....80% have been Seagate.
Sep 27 08:54:21 <jacekowski> 35 drives is like nothing
Sep 27 08:54:31 <ka6sox-away> out of 50?
Sep 27 08:54:34 <jacekowski> yes
Sep 27 08:55:26 <jacekowski> 1000 is minimum for it to be statistically significant
Sep 27 08:55:30 <ka6sox-away> okay...then I'll let you buy them...its 1:51am and I am doing a rebuild of a RAID5 array (this is the 2ond drive in 2 days...both seagate) that I am replacing....
Sep 27 08:55:54 <jacekowski> ka6sox-away: probably same series
Sep 27 08:56:06 <ka6sox-away> yes, they are...not sequential SN
Sep 27 08:56:14 <ka6sox-away> we even have diversity in the array...
Sep 27 08:56:24 <ka6sox-away> but the seagates have been replaced and the others never.
Sep 27 08:56:27 <jacekowski> in my home raid, i've had 2 samsung drives fail one after another
Sep 27 08:56:37 <jacekowski> within 5 minutes
Sep 27 08:57:01 <jacekowski> is that enough to tell everyone that samsung is shit?
Sep 27 08:57:55 <ka6sox-away> no, I am not saying that seagate is crap...I'm just not going to buy them till they get good again...
Sep 27 08:58:00 <ka6sox-away> it goes in cycles I've found
Sep 27 08:58:23 <jacekowski> i worked at place that had something around 2000+ drives
Sep 27 08:59:15 <jacekowski> only significant result out of that was, that server drives are less likely to fail within first 2 years, and then almost guaranteed to fail within their 3rd year
Sep 27 08:59:48 <ka6sox-away> what matters is that I do this as a volunteer...and staying up to sort this out is not thrilling...
Sep 27 08:59:57 <jacekowski> there was slightly more samsung drives failing, but there was slightly more samsung drives in all machines overall
Sep 27 09:00:22 <ka6sox-away> I think I have 1 samsung
Sep 27 09:00:26 <ka6sox-away> currently in the mix
Sep 27 09:00:59 <ka6sox-away> I lie...3
Sep 27 09:01:16 <jacekowski> everyone will tell you, always mix drives
Sep 27 09:01:26 <jacekowski> and have backup
Sep 27 09:01:53 <ka6sox-away> thats what we are doing...
Sep 27 09:02:06 <ka6sox-away> its still annoying when one brand is the weak link...
Sep 27 09:02:22 <ka6sox-away> and its been all brands at one time or another.
Sep 27 09:02:49 <jacekowski> every manufacturer had bad batches
Sep 27 09:03:02 <jacekowski> where do you think "deathstar" came from
Sep 27 09:03:03 <Russ> now that's nutty https://www.google.com/search?q=575061725
Sep 27 09:03:33 <ka6sox-away> I've lived thru everything from MiniScribe to Deathstars...
Sep 27 09:03:55 <Russ> click click click click
Sep 27 09:04:03 <ka6sox-away> DEATH
Sep 27 09:04:26 <Russ> you'd think it'd be easy to come up with an original 9 digit number...
Sep 27 09:06:02 <Russ> not copy one that has been in use for what looks like more than 7 years
Sep 27 09:21:25 <mehul> didn't get dvi output when booting with custom compile kernel 2.6.35.13
Sep 27 09:21:58 <mehul> anyone is alive??????
Sep 27 09:22:51 <phh> yup
Sep 27 09:26:12 <mehul> have you boot beagleboard xm with custom compile kernel?
Sep 27 09:31:03 <dm8tbr> we're all dead, sorry you missed the apocalypse
Sep 27 09:33:14 <LetoThe2nd> dm8tbr: according to bill clinton, cockroaches and the rolling stones are the only known lifeforms able to survive nuclear holocaust.
Sep 27 09:43:17 <dungnguyen> I have a Angstrom OS sdcard, BB rev C4. I connect my BB to laptop through serial port. When I boot BB, how do I have to do to get a command shell in my laptop minicom window to control BB. (i.e. can execute some command like ls, cd... in my BB's Angstrom? Thanks
Sep 27 09:44:39 <mehul> .
Sep 27 09:46:13 <dm8tbr> dungnguyen: you need to have the right cables and then start minicom with the right parameters.
Sep 27 09:50:31 <dungnguyen> dm8tbr: Thank for reply. I mean I boot ok with my BB, my minicom ok to. But, what I want is after it boot, I have a terminal login as root in my laptop's minicom window. When I boot my BB by linaro_alip support by Linaro group, I have this root command.
Sep 27 09:53:03 <dm8tbr> dungnguyen: sorry, that doesn't make sense to me. could you try to elaborate what you are doing there?
Sep 27 09:55:07 <av500> _roger_: ping
Sep 27 09:55:40 <_roger_> hey av500!
Sep 27 10:00:11 <dungnguyen> dm8tbr: Sorry. I'm now a student. My BB maybe have some problem with USB port, so now I can't use keyboard and mouse in it. When I boot my BB with an linaro_alip, after boot, I have a terminal in my laptop and this terminal control my BB (like when I type "ls -al /" in this terminal from my laptop, it list for my all file in BB root). But when I boot with Angstrom sdcard, I didn't have this terminal. I need this terminal to control
Sep 27 10:00:25 <bizulk> dm8tbr: you must parameters a console in "command kernel", via uboot parameters
Sep 27 10:01:04 <bizulk> dm8tbr: Or modify etc/inittab to getty on serial
Sep 27 10:01:17 <dm8tbr> bizulk: do /I/ have a problem?
Sep 27 10:01:55 <bizulk> dm8tbr: sorry s/dm8tbr/dungnguyen/
Sep 27 10:04:58 <dungnguyen> bizulk: thanks, how can I modify /etc/inittab ? because in my Angstrom sdcard, it doesn't have /etc/inittab
Sep 27 10:07:37 <bizulk> dungnguyen: I use Angstrom distribution and it DOES avec a serial console activated (did parameters correctly your com : 115200N8)
Sep 27 10:08:26 <bizulk> dungnguyen: otherwise add this in your uEnvt.txt (FAT partition) : console="tty0 console=ttyO2,115200n8"
Sep 27 10:10:14 <av500> systemdrama: http://archlinux.me/brain0/2012/09/10/yet-another-systemd-comment/
Sep 27 10:11:03 <dungnguyen> bizulk: Yes, I have set my minicom and u-boot like this.
Sep 27 10:13:05 <dungnguyen> bizulk: this is the last output in the kernel boot "Starting GNOME Display Manager gdm". and then no thing else. I want some thing like "angstrom.beagle~#" to type command
Sep 27 10:20:42 <koen> av500: it seems arch is aproaching debian-legal levels of amusement nowadays
Sep 27 10:23:38 <av500> I would not know
Sep 27 10:24:44 * av500 waits for systemd to hit staging/
Sep 27 10:26:38 <koen> GENIVI adopted systemd
Sep 27 10:26:42 <koen> so it has jumped the shark
Sep 27 10:27:00 * koen starts a systeme project
Sep 27 10:33:33 <av500> koen: into battle :)
Sep 27 10:36:21 <av500> wow, tizen now has a world clock
Sep 27 10:48:57 <koen> av500: I suddenly realized that I get upset when people only complain and refuse to do something
Sep 27 10:49:14 <koen> av500: even when the topic has nothing to do with me :)
Sep 27 10:52:50 <Russ> koen, o noes!
Sep 27 12:00:31 <mdp> koen, pinctrl info patch applied to linusw's tree
Sep 27 12:00:56 <koen> mdp: nice!
Sep 27 12:01:21 <mdp> now back to my regularly scheduled SRAM nightmare
Sep 27 12:02:25 <koen> I read about that
Sep 27 12:02:50 <koen> I got distracted with .config changes
Sep 27 12:03:57 <av500> mdp: SRAM, what is so bad about it?
Sep 27 12:06:44 <bradfa> SRAM? Single Random Artillery Matching?
Sep 27 12:06:46 <bradfa> new cape?
Sep 27 12:06:47 <bradfa> :)
Sep 27 12:07:05 <av500> bradfa: I can see the need for a single flip-flop cape
Sep 27 12:07:15 <av500> if you need to store just 1 bit
Sep 27 12:07:15 <mdp> no, another thankless task
Sep 27 12:07:18 <bradfa> av500, I was going to make a power button cape...
Sep 27 12:07:39 <bradfa> just 1 button, a pull-up (if needed, have to check schematics), and 3 headers
Sep 27 12:07:45 <mdp> I'm forced to resurrect the ARM SRAM consolidation patch series that died mysteriously
Sep 27 12:08:00 <av500> consolidate SRAM
Sep 27 12:08:48 <mdp> av500, it was an attempt to eliminate all the duplicated sram allocation apis
Sep 27 12:09:00 <av500> ah
Sep 27 12:09:00 <mdp> anyway, just boring crap
Sep 27 12:09:05 <av500> all your SRAM are belong to us
Sep 27 12:09:10 <mdp> indeed
Sep 27 12:10:25 <mdp> as always, DT can help with that
Sep 27 12:10:45 <av500> take care that in HS mode you have less SRAM
Sep 27 12:11:03 * mdp doesn't believe in HS
Sep 27 12:11:34 <mdp> interesting though, HS version of OMAPs consume more of the SRAM?
Sep 27 12:13:15 <av500> yes
Sep 27 12:13:17 <av500> afaik
Sep 27 12:13:22 <av500> the secure monitor uses some
Sep 27 12:13:56 <av500> mdp: the office brain here confirms
Sep 27 12:15:01 <mdp> I suppose that's not surprising
Sep 27 12:15:37 <mdp> though we don't *yet* have an AM HS part..when we do I wonder how broken the rom code will be versus OMAP HS parts
Sep 27 12:16:07 <mdp> or perhaps less broken as the case may be
Sep 27 12:19:26 <mdp> hehe, ti.com lists "Connected Vending Machines" as one of the 3 enumerated applications for am335x
Sep 27 12:20:30 <av500> what are the other 2?
Sep 27 12:20:35 <av500> thats 3 capes to make, easy
Sep 27 12:24:29 <mdp> yes, all the world's a cape
Sep 27 12:24:59 <mdp> home/building automation and consumer electronics
Sep 27 12:25:21 <mdp> the first one seemed surprisingly specific to me
Sep 27 12:25:28 <av500> btw, TI should sue BB for the cape idea: http://www.flickr.com/photos/av500/4910839620/in/set-72157624533739048
Sep 27 12:25:43 <av500> omap1 with LCD cape :)
Sep 27 12:26:12 <av500> there even was a 3 cape side-by-sider
Sep 27 12:26:14 <mdp> oh nos!!!
Sep 27 12:26:47 <mdp> and here I was *sure* nobody made a stackable modular board framework before with standardized pinout ;)
Sep 27 12:26:53 <av500> http://omappedia.org/images/4/44/Omap1510_innovator_breakout.gif
Sep 27 12:28:00 <mdp> *cough* PMC, AMC, PC*-104* ;)
Sep 27 12:28:54 <mdp> clearly Innovator innovated
Sep 27 12:29:19 <mdp> I'd bet on some serious bitbanging on that board
Sep 27 12:30:34 <av500> mdp: that board was a PAIN
Sep 27 12:30:45 <av500> all of the HW IO went via one CPLD
Sep 27 12:31:04 <av500> so, when we used it to prototype our HW; we had to get the VHDL code for the CPLD and change that
Sep 27 12:31:18 <av500> instead of just running wires
Sep 27 12:31:42 <jacekowski> i like the CPLD idea
Sep 27 12:31:50 <jacekowski> easier to go back to previous setup
Sep 27 12:32:04 <av500> maybe
Sep 27 12:32:15 <av500> but it according to TI that CPLD code was not the be changed
Sep 27 12:32:28 <mdp> heh
Sep 27 12:32:35 <av500> they thought everybody would build omap1 products just like that thing
Sep 27 12:32:36 <mdp> nice idea, bad execution!
Sep 27 12:32:44 <av500> in fact, the 3 pcbs came in a box
Sep 27 12:32:51 <av500> so it looked like a steam powered PDA
Sep 27 12:32:57 <mdp> certainly, if you don't deviate from that it makes support easy on TI
Sep 27 12:33:02 <av500> which was even less usefull as you had no access to any signals
Sep 27 12:33:15 <av500> so, there came the big side-by-sider
Sep 27 12:33:16 <jacekowski> so what was the point of CPLD if it was not to be touched
Sep 27 12:33:22 <av500> beats me
Sep 27 12:33:24 <jacekowski> unless it done some stuff internally as well
Sep 27 12:33:29 <av500> it made routing the "thing" easier I guess
Sep 27 12:33:36 <phh> costs less than an asic ?
Sep 27 12:33:44 <av500> nobody sane would have put the CPLD into a design
Sep 27 12:33:48 <av500> but it was easy on the EVM
Sep 27 12:33:59 <mdp> we have a CPLD on the am335x EVM now too
Sep 27 12:34:05 <phh> av500: many smartphones had cplds ...
Sep 27 12:34:13 <av500> maybe
Sep 27 12:34:16 <phh> i think it's no longer the case though
Sep 27 12:34:21 <av500> its not
Sep 27 12:34:40 <phh> but the G1 has one iirc
Sep 27 12:34:47 <av500> might be
Sep 27 12:34:51 <av500> anyway
Sep 27 12:35:03 <av500> making "form factor" EVMs is stupid
Sep 27 12:35:11 <av500> like innovator or zoom1/2 or blaze
Sep 27 12:35:17 <av500> it does not help end customers
Sep 27 12:35:23 <av500> big board EVM is much better
Sep 27 12:35:33 <mdp> av500, they use the am335x evm cpld similarly to deal with pinmux profiles in the stack of market profile boards that are supported
Sep 27 12:35:41 <av500> mdp: I am fine with that
Sep 27 12:35:47 <av500> im not againt a CPLD
Sep 27 12:36:14 <mdp> good, if you are a cpld bigot I would have to disassociate you
Sep 27 12:51:37 <mdp> wow, .de Mentor FAE just joined TI
Sep 27 12:52:13 <mdp> lucky for TI customers in .de..he's quite good
Sep 27 12:53:12 <koen> guess he was scared of mobile stuff :)
Sep 27 12:57:52 <NT> hello
Sep 27 12:58:49 <NT> hello
Sep 27 13:01:08 <NT> hello
Sep 27 13:01:45 <NT> I have some questions
Sep 27 13:02:28 <av500> then you best state them
Sep 27 13:07:01 <mdp> google has answers
Sep 27 13:07:01 <NT> I'm now trying to control the LCD via LVDS
Sep 27 13:12:26 <NT> Is there  any pre-build images(SD image etc.) to confirm the  beaglebord-xM working  with LCD via LVDS.
Sep 27 13:13:27 <av500> wich lcd?
Sep 27 13:13:31 <av500> which lcd?
Sep 27 13:15:29 <NT> 10" LCD LVDS bundle with touchscreen and ambient light sensor product by Charlkbord  Electronics
Sep 27 13:16:35 <av500> and have you asked them?
Sep 27 13:19:06 <NT> Yes, and now  I'm triying to search images dor test
Sep 27 13:19:34 <mdp> I would ask them for a prebuilt image
Sep 27 13:20:04 <mdp> always put the burden on the vendor to supply your s/w
Sep 27 13:22:59 <NT> thanks for your advise
Sep 27 13:27:15 <HeadAche> hello
Sep 27 13:27:39 <HeadAche> NT - you can use the ulcd7 angstrom image and chang the timings in uEnv to 1024x600 and it will work
Sep 27 13:29:04 <HeadAche> You will want to put a flashlight or something on that stupid light sensor though so the backlight gets brighter
Sep 27 13:32:30 <NT> HeadAche　- thank you.   I　will try it.
Sep 27 13:36:07 <bradfa> mdp, regarding your u-boot comments on 3 of my patches, what's the best way to send updated patches to that list?  to reply via get send-email to each of those or to wholesale send a new set of 6 patches with some kind of 'v2' marker?
Sep 27 13:36:57 <bradfa> mdp, and do you think it would be useful to put some kind of comments in the boards.cfg indicating that uart3 only works on the evm while uarts 1,2,4,5 only work on bone due to pin muxing?
Sep 27 13:38:59 <mdp> bradfa, update, rebase commits, git --cover-letter --format-patch --subject-prefix="PATCH v2" -o <my_patch_dir_v2> foo..bar
Sep 27 13:39:42 <bradfa> mdp, OK, will give that a shot! thanks! (probably later today I might have time to send that update)
Sep 27 13:40:06 <mdp> bradfa, git rebase -i and "fixup", "reword", etc is your friend
Sep 27 13:40:35 <bradfa> git rebase is my friend, it bought me cookies for this morning's second breakfast (sorry, no bacon :( )
Sep 27 13:40:58 * mdp hears the bell and salivates.
Sep 27 13:41:33 <mdp> bradfa, it's going to be a long two weeks waiting for my bacon to exit the smokehouse ;)
Sep 27 13:41:43 <bradfa> oooo, customized bacon?!!?!
Sep 27 13:41:48 <mdp> yep
Sep 27 13:42:04 * bradfa wants customized bacon!
Sep 27 13:42:22 <bradfa> is there a bone bacon cape? (there should be! av500 can market it!)
Sep 27 13:42:22 <koen> mdp: fwiw, I pushed a new .config for bone which turns on preempt. It hasn't crashed yet, but you'll need to rebuild the modules
Sep 27 13:42:35 <mdp> one of the benefits of getting your own pig processed
Sep 27 13:43:00 <mdp> bradfa, I think you just set the wheels in motion for av500 to register a bacon cape ;)
Sep 27 13:43:20 <mdp> or baconborad.org
Sep 27 13:43:45 <mdp> koen, ugh
Sep 27 13:43:51 <mdp> koen, *yet*
Sep 27 13:44:05 <bradfa> whois baconborad.org -> NOT FOUND!
Sep 27 13:44:15 <mdp> wait for it...
Sep 27 13:44:22 <bradfa> baconboard.org is taken, though :)
Sep 27 13:44:39 <mdp> sekrit TI project!
Sep 27 13:44:58 * bradfa is at work, not willing to risk NSFW incident by visiting baconboard.org...
Sep 27 13:45:07 <mdp> wise man
Sep 27 13:46:39 <mdp> koen, turning on preempt could well be labeled "crazy shit" ;)
Sep 27 13:47:32 <mdp> your faith in developers understanding locking is impressive.
Sep 27 13:52:29 <koen> it is crazy
Sep 27 13:52:40 <koen> since the 3.2 tree breaks horribly with preempt
Sep 27 13:58:00 <mdp> iirc, going forward it's a stated reqmt for our team to support it
Sep 27 13:58:52 <mdp> things like this have to be in a written contract, unfortunately, to be done correctly
Sep 27 14:02:04 <panto> lol
Sep 27 14:21:11 <HeadAche> nl = neatherlands?
Sep 27 14:21:37 <HeadAche> You should be out hitting on all the hot Holland girls in amsterdam instead of here
Sep 27 14:24:00 <dm8tbr> nice, the traffic-cone-heads are quick with their ticket handling.
Sep 27 14:41:11 <bizulk> HeadAche: are u talking about these particulars Amsterdam street ? Or are Holland girls really hot ? :=)
Sep 27 14:47:10 <mdp> you can't notice their hotness when their bicycle is careening at high speed toward you
Sep 27 15:34:39 <bizulk> mdp: Did they do that to you ? :D
Sep 27 15:35:28 <mdp> I survived countless near misses to be here to warn you today.
Sep 27 15:35:37 <Crofton> sakoman, you about?
Sep 27 17:15:19 <mranostay> god it is it the weekend yet?
Sep 27 17:15:57 <koen> no
Sep 27 17:16:02 <mranostay> mdp: i still say AMS is better :)
Sep 27 17:16:26 <koen> but I have had enough already, so I might just go sleep for 32 hours tonight
Sep 27 17:16:32 <mdp> mranostay, I suspect you don't have the willpower to survive AMS
Sep 27 17:16:50 <mdp> just saying
Sep 27 17:16:53 <mranostay> all my favorite vices legal :)
Sep 27 17:17:28 <mdp> you'll accept MUC and like it
Sep 27 17:17:34 <koen> mranostay: cycling?
Sep 27 17:17:45 <koen> mranostay: voting left wing?
Sep 27 17:17:47 <mdp> we did a week in MUC after the Linz ELC
Sep 27 17:17:55 <bradfa> does there exist a full size SD card cape for the bone?
Sep 27 17:18:05 <bradfa> eMMC isn't what I'm after
Sep 27 17:18:05 <mranostay> that reminds me when do CA mail ballots get sent out..
Sep 27 17:18:17 <mranostay> koen: E-ELC is smack dab between our election here :)
Sep 27 17:19:04 <mranostay> mdp: i wonder if i can claim refuge status if xyz gets elected :)
Sep 27 17:19:16 <koen> mranostay: I voted for kodos, so you can't blame me
Sep 27 17:19:35 <mdp> mranostay, clearly you can't make trade rag news like linus can by stating his political opinion
Sep 27 17:19:50 <panto> koen, as if kodos would enter an election in the netherlands :)
Sep 27 17:20:13 <mdp> koen, do you have the bumper sticker saying that?
Sep 27 17:20:29 <koen> nope
Sep 27 17:20:36 <panto> he would like to have a army that the rest of the world fears
Sep 27 17:20:59 <mdp> a terracotta army?
Sep 27 17:23:19 <mdp> pru for davinci is totally bitrotted in mainline...surprise
Sep 27 17:23:49 <mdp> sram stuff hooked to wrong sram pool, no platform device even registered...fail fail fail
Sep 27 17:24:12 <mdp> it's been sitting there as dead code for ages
Sep 27 17:30:34 <koen> mdp: better stock up on shotguns and prepare for the zombie invasion
Sep 27 17:31:09 <mdp> yeah
Sep 27 17:31:17 <ogra_> yeah, us europeans will all be so screwed
Sep 27 17:31:54 <koen> ogra_: not the swiss
Sep 27 17:32:00 <koen> ogra_: they'll remain neutral
Sep 27 17:32:23 <koen> (apart from having the largest percentage of gun ownership in the world)
Sep 27 17:33:13 <mranostay> koen: my dream place to live :)
Sep 27 17:33:38 <mranostay> only need a few million to do it...
Sep 27 17:33:51 <mdp> Meteora is documented as the safest place to be...don't you guys read zombie history?
Sep 27 17:34:08 * panto notes it's a (relative) short drive away 
Sep 27 17:34:15 <panto> and those monks are such push-overs
Sep 27 17:34:41 <mdp> panto, had I not been there on that one visit I wouldn't fully appreciate what an ideal zombie safe zone it is.
Sep 27 17:35:26 <panto> mdp, you know, one of the coolest places to check out are the WCs. (peeing and looking at the view is amazing) :)
Sep 27 17:35:30 <mranostay> panto: praying all day doesn't produce muscle tone? :)
Sep 27 17:35:33 <mdp> panto, yes!!!
Sep 27 17:35:38 <panto> lol
Sep 27 17:35:39 <mdp> lol
Sep 27 17:35:46 <mranostay> panto: you know this?
Sep 27 17:35:57 <mdp> mranostay, must do
Sep 27 17:36:58 <mranostay> you know this isn't the other channel right? :)
Sep 27 17:37:16 <mdp> first rule?
Sep 27 17:37:19 * kkeller "THE other chanel…"
Sep 27 17:37:42 * kkeller damn - first rule violation !
Sep 27 17:38:37 <mdp> mranostay, when you spend you time in .gr trolling the beaches for ... you miss out on Meteora :P
Sep 27 17:39:25 <bradfa> ti.com down? The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later.
Sep 27 17:39:44 <bradfa> oh, now it's back
Sep 27 17:40:30 <mdp> bradfa, I noticed yesterday that all our AM* s/w d/l folders were inaccessible for a long time too
Sep 27 17:40:43 <mdp> IT may be on strike
Sep 27 17:40:59 <bradfa> IT@TI!
Sep 27 17:41:10 <mdp> ITT@TII?!
Sep 27 17:41:35 <bradfa> tps65217 is pissing me off...
Sep 27 17:41:57 <mdp> we'll sell you an alternative pmic, we have so many
Sep 27 17:42:21 <mranostay> bradfa: why?
Sep 27 17:42:52 <bradfa> register 0x1E bit SEQDWN, says "trigger a power-down sequence"
Sep 27 17:43:01 <bradfa> into what state? OFF or SLEEP?
Sep 27 17:43:08 <bradfa> apparnelty it goes into neither
Sep 27 17:43:27 <bradfa> I can't wake the thing back up when running on battery once in what ever state it gets in due to SEQDWN
Sep 27 17:43:42 <bradfa> power button, ac insert, usb insert, nothing does the trick
Sep 27 17:43:53 <bradfa> have to disconnect the battery and then it'll power back up
Sep 27 17:44:25 <bradfa> SEQDWN puts the TPS65217 into a state that is neither OFF nor SLEEP
Sep 27 17:45:01 <bradfa> SLEEP doesn't work, probably due to am335x rtc errata, but OFF does if I make the am335x rtc cause PMIC_EN to go the right way
Sep 27 17:45:13 <bradfa> but SEQDWN should do the same thing
Sep 27 17:45:15 <bradfa> it doesn't
Sep 27 17:45:24 <bradfa> thus, me pissed
Sep 27 17:45:49 <bradfa> would be way easier in u-boot script to shutdown if I could just write 2 registers rather than jump through the rtc hoops in am335x
Sep 27 17:46:15 <bradfa> which I can do, as long as I never want to power back up, at least till the battery dies (which might take a few months)
Sep 27 17:47:23 * bradfa goes to a meeting to talk SCHEDULE!
Sep 27 17:52:10 <Russ> bradfa, you may need to properly sequence power on and power on reset
Sep 27 18:01:49 <mranostay> bradfa: how are your lying skills?
Sep 27 18:45:13 <_av500_> a+
Sep 27 18:54:40 * _av500_ listens to bradfa pmic rambling and just smiles
Sep 27 19:02:37 <mranostay> _av500_: [=:)
Sep 27 19:50:02 <bradfa> Russ, how so?  According to the TPS65217 data sheet, once the PMIC enters OFF mode, AC power toggling from not present to present should power up the PMIC
Sep 27 19:50:14 <bradfa> I don't see how power on and power on reset play into anything I can control
Sep 27 19:50:51 <bradfa> Russ, if I put the TPS65217 into OFF mode via the am335x RTC using alarm2, things work as I expect
Sep 27 19:51:08 <bradfa> due to the AM335x pulling PWR_EN low
Sep 27 19:51:29 <bradfa> I expected SEQDWN to do the same exact thing
Sep 27 19:51:55 <_av500_> never expext the pmic inquisition
Sep 27 19:52:24 <bradfa> _av500_, never expect the pmic datasheet to be correct! :P
Sep 27 19:55:00 * bradfa goes home, day's over, I'll be back to fight the pmic tomorrow
Sep 27 22:15:14 <gentooma> Hi - does the  mainline kernel (3.5.x / 3.6-rcx) support the beaglebone yet or do I have to use a different tree (which one is the most recent/closest to mainline) ?
Sep 27 22:21:57 <mdp> gentooma: google "beaglebone-3.6" first hit is it
Sep 27 22:25:30 <gentooma> @mdp: cool thanks. seems I've googled the wrong terms beforehand - so thanks a lot
Sep 27 22:29:19 <gentooma> bye!
Sep 27 22:59:54 <pcfr33k> I there a way to turn you old Tablet into a Development board via its USB port?
Sep 27 23:04:47 <HeadAche> omapdss DPI error: failed to enable display: no manager
Sep 27 23:04:50 <HeadAche> what do
Sep 27 23:05:20 <mranostay> pcfr33k: google it
Sep 27 23:05:25 <thurbad> start debugging
Sep 27 23:05:42 <HeadAche> if (dssdev->manager == NULL) {
Sep 27 23:05:42 <HeadAche> 189                 DSSERR("failed to enable display: no manager\n");
Sep 27 23:05:42 <HeadAche> 190                 return -ENODEV;
Sep 27 23:05:42 <HeadAche> 191         }
Sep 27 23:05:52 <pcfr33k> ya I am and its not 100% clear but finding some stuff.  AS long as I can TTL etc
Sep 27 23:06:19 <HeadAche> how do I make dssdev->manager not null, I tried playing with sysfs but no luck
Sep 27 23:06:48 <thurbad> which board?
Sep 27 23:07:00 <HeadAche> beagleboard-xM
Sep 27 23:07:41 <thurbad> are you using a known good kernel?
Sep 27 23:09:17 <HeadAche> I'm using Precise 12.04 armhf from Robert Nelson's  kernel version  3.2.28-x14
Sep 27 23:14:00 <HeadAche> Holy balls its working with the LLVD display
Sep 27 23:14:26 <HeadAche> Now if omap3isp actually works with v4l2 subdev on this kernel I can claim victory
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