**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Sep 04 02:59:58 2013 Sep 04 03:10:35 XorA: you got a nice pub picked out for me within walking distance of the ELCE hotel? Sep 04 03:58:34 \quit Sep 04 04:17:56 hola everyone Sep 04 04:24:58 What a bunch of cheats! Sep 04 04:25:20 who's cheating? Sep 04 04:26:01 you americans Sep 04 04:26:02 :) Sep 04 04:26:06 mrpacket_: what is the refresh rate of DMX typically again Sep 04 04:26:09 Team Oracale Sep 04 04:26:14 ha ha Sep 04 04:26:16 I don't work or Oracle Sep 04 04:26:19 *for Sep 04 04:26:20 just got busted Sep 04 04:26:54 typical is 44fps Sep 04 04:27:06 but anythign begween 1 and 50 is permisiable Sep 04 04:28:48 mranostay: what you building Sep 04 04:28:54 a dmx controlled geiger? Sep 04 04:29:04 just thinking Sep 04 04:30:50 FPGA worked a treat for it Sep 04 04:31:01 fantastic idea Sep 04 04:33:10 which one did you go with? Sep 04 04:33:20 the blank canvas one? Sep 04 04:33:33 Spartan III? Sep 04 04:36:44 yes, i've used the bcc Sep 04 04:36:51 i'm goign to merge it all togehter now Sep 04 04:36:57 rather than the stack of capes Sep 04 04:37:44 mrpacket_: doing RDM or not/ Sep 04 04:37:45 ? Sep 04 04:38:51 yes, RDM Sep 04 04:38:58 bidirectional Sep 04 04:39:15 mrpacket_: could you post a sigrok dump of DMX and/or RDM? :) Sep 04 04:39:32 sigrok? Sep 04 04:39:37 not srue what sigrok is Sep 04 04:40:18 project i'm involved with Sep 04 04:45:06 good project ? Hi mrpacket_, mranostay Sep 04 04:47:46 yeah Sep 04 04:47:54 giving a talk at ELC about it Sep 04 04:48:00 ELC-E rather Sep 04 04:51:34 nomel, the talking to yourelf troll Sep 04 04:51:37 nice to see you back Sep 04 04:52:20 lol Sep 04 04:52:37 ARM wants me to go to techcon apparently Sep 04 04:52:40 you need to have thick skin at #beagle Sep 04 04:53:01 too bad im no where near silicon valley Sep 04 04:53:08 the best way to annouce your newbie-ish is to login using a Guest5424 user-anem Sep 04 04:53:34 #open-cv projects have been in decline Sep 04 04:53:37 anyone know why? Sep 04 04:53:54 because um . . . lol hell if i know Sep 04 04:54:01 and i see why arm wants me to come now Sep 04 04:54:02 you can only draw so many beagle staches? Sep 04 04:54:05 EARLY BIRD PRICING (expires Sept. 6) Sep 04 04:54:05 ALL ACCESS PASS $999 | 2-DAY PASS $799 | 1-DAY PASS $499 | FREE EXPO-ONLY PASS Sep 04 04:54:46 wonder what these passes include ? free hotel and food for the whole stay ? Sep 04 04:54:55 plus plane ticket to get there ? Sep 04 04:55:00 ( and back ) Sep 04 04:58:00 so i have a bit of a quandry here. I cd into a directory and issue du -h . and get 100M back but df -h /directory shows im using 272M . . . hmmm Sep 04 04:59:32 mrpacket_ btw just build my first custom rootfs ( wheezy ) and with just openssh-server installed. its 100M in size Sep 04 05:00:00 74M withotu openssh-server Sep 04 05:01:02 heh Sep 04 05:05:38 there are smaller alternatives to openssh-server if needed Sep 04 05:05:51 wont need it at all when done Sep 04 05:08:47 jkridner: hi mom Sep 04 05:11:43 +1 Sep 04 05:24:21 koen: are you on the meta-ti ML? Sep 04 05:26:04 I'm in a discussion about which versions of libgles-omap3/omap3-sgx-modules work for omap3530. Last time I tried I had instant lockup problems, do you know if that is fixed? Sep 04 05:26:51 av500: no ELCE? Sep 04 05:44:47 mranostay: sponsor me? Sep 04 05:46:39 av500: heh unlikely Sep 04 05:46:55 i barely pull off enough charm to get sponsered :P Sep 04 05:47:00 Has anyone managed to read SPI1 on a BBB running angstrom? Sep 04 05:47:13 christ Sep 04 05:47:25 * mranostay remembers why he parted this channel Sep 04 05:54:18 JIHAD! Sep 04 05:54:30 hi Sep 04 05:55:10 helllo alll... Sep 04 05:56:16 i connected my beaglebone white to pc via usb,,,,but leds are not lighting up....y is this... Sep 04 05:57:18 bad cable? Sep 04 05:57:26 PC off? Sep 04 05:58:11 no.. Sep 04 05:58:13 pc on Sep 04 05:58:17 cable good Sep 04 05:58:25 power led is lighting up Sep 04 05:58:35 i meant the other 4 leds Sep 04 05:58:50 sd card inside? Sep 04 05:58:55 sd card good? Sep 04 05:58:59 will it be in off state only through out...?? Sep 04 05:59:10 sd card is inside Sep 04 05:59:15 inserted Sep 04 05:59:42 have you still got the box Sep 04 05:59:43 and i can access through hyperterminal Sep 04 06:00:00 you must put the box in the right part of the flux feild Sep 04 06:00:05 Guest29530: you can= Sep 04 06:00:08 Guest29530: you can? Sep 04 06:00:11 so what do you see? Sep 04 06:00:14 so, that the hyper-portal space warp works Sep 04 06:00:21 by entering username as root... Sep 04 06:00:27 am able to see... Sep 04 06:00:55 am able to access... Sep 04 06:01:04 so Sep 04 06:01:09 what is the problem? Sep 04 06:01:21 my doubt is ...the led will be in off state only throughout ???? Sep 04 06:01:45 clear Sep 04 06:03:03 av500....will the LED USR 0,1,2,3 be in off state always or not... Sep 04 06:03:12 no idea Sep 04 06:03:18 depends on what SW you run on the board Sep 04 06:03:32 ok....thanks Sep 04 06:03:36 got it Sep 04 06:03:58 suppose if i want to on led usr1 ...wot shud i do.... Sep 04 06:05:03 av500...how can i switch on led usr 1 Sep 04 06:21:57 did you google it? Sep 04 06:22:11 can you get google to turn on a lED? Sep 04 06:22:13 wow. Sep 04 06:22:17 i know they are big Sep 04 06:22:19 but thats crazy Sep 04 06:22:28 Sep 04 06:22:29 and IED? Sep 04 06:22:42 * av500 calls the bomb squad Sep 04 06:22:54 * av500 sends a SWAT team to Portland Sep 04 06:23:05 Dodgy people in Portland Sep 04 06:23:09 mrpacket_: can we KK the BBB? Sep 04 06:23:22 thats almost a song Sep 04 06:23:28 KK the bb Sep 04 06:23:37 av500: we can do anything Sep 04 06:23:46 if we belive Sep 04 06:23:46 sky's the limit Sep 04 06:24:00 just close your eyes, and imagine Sep 04 06:24:13 if I close my eyes, you stop to exist Sep 04 06:24:18 do you really want that? Sep 04 07:22:42 gurus, wheres the right place to put { } Sep 04 07:23:06 static void blah(void) { Sep 04 07:23:14 or static void blah (void) Sep 04 07:23:15 { Sep 04 07:23:25 a question of style? Sep 04 07:23:51 https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/CodingStyle Sep 04 07:23:56 says 2 Sep 04 07:39:22 it seems like the cape manager is caching the dtbo files. Sep 04 07:39:29 is there a way to flush the cache or force a reload? Sep 04 07:42:03 nomel, it's not the cape manager Sep 04 07:42:09 it's the kernel's firmware loader Sep 04 07:42:11 figured. Sep 04 07:42:27 is there a way to flush that? Sep 04 07:42:34 there's a simplest way Sep 04 07:42:36 rename the dtbo Sep 04 07:42:47 not quite a flush :P Sep 04 07:43:04 it's the closest thing we have Sep 04 07:43:38 hrmm...so any realtime dtbo generation would have to have some sort of timestamp. Sep 04 07:43:47 err..generation and loading. Sep 04 07:46:29 nomel, ideally the firmware should be flushed Sep 04 07:48:23 it should be pretty easy to add a sysfs attribute to flush Sep 04 08:00:04 just generated device tree files for led control of all individual gpioable pins. Sep 04 08:19:30 https://github.com/nomel/beaglebone/tree/master/led-header Sep 04 08:20:25 for example: to set up P9.16 as a gpio-led, "echo led-P9.16 > /sys/devices/bone_capemgr.*/slots" Sep 04 08:22:07 interesting Sep 04 08:28:51 http://blog.sanctum.geek.nz/vim-koans/ Sep 04 08:32:27 i hate debuging PIC micro C Sep 04 08:33:06 it's hard to understand why people still use pic , when you can get an ARM for <0.99$ Sep 04 08:39:03 you can get a pic for half that. Sep 04 08:39:09 less in volume Sep 04 08:52:25 yeah. Pics are really good for some stuff Sep 04 08:52:36 they are feature rich Sep 04 08:52:40 like being a challenge to develop. Sep 04 08:52:47 also, the beefy 5V i/o of typical 8 bit µCs is awfully convenient when making mixed analog/digital circuits Sep 04 08:52:49 :P Sep 04 08:53:06 dys. yes. Sep 04 08:53:31 and seeing i have 19,000 units in feild Sep 04 08:53:36 i'm sort of stuck Sep 04 08:56:12 panto: I have something similar for gpio: https://github.com/nomel/beaglebone/tree/master/gpio-header Sep 04 09:42:24 hi Sep 04 09:43:07 do you know how to run an c# windows application in beagle bone black linux distribution Sep 04 09:43:27 can anyone halp me in this Sep 04 09:43:44 easy: not at all. Sep 04 09:43:53 the BB doesn't run windows. Sep 04 09:44:11 just get a windows machine Sep 04 09:45:31 i fount there is mono which runs windows application on linux platforms did anyone tried this before Sep 04 09:45:41 wrong. Sep 04 09:46:19 it's sometimes possible to run certain .net apps after a fashion under wine+mono Sep 04 09:46:27 mono provides a part of the runtime environment, but a rather small one. especially it does NOT provide the windows forms part. Sep 04 09:46:27 but usually it doesn't quite work right Sep 04 09:46:52 wine on beaglebone black? teheh Sep 04 09:46:58 no, on a pc Sep 04 09:47:11 if you really must run windows apps, get a real windows machine Sep 04 09:47:13 so it basically kind-of works if the .net application has been written specifically with mono in mind. in all other cases, it does not. Sep 04 09:47:29 exactly. get a windows machine. Sep 04 09:47:38 ok Sep 04 09:47:46 or use a different app Sep 04 09:47:55 or get someone to port your app to linux Sep 04 09:47:57 or, make some sort of remote web interface to your code. Sep 04 09:48:11 does beagle bone supports windows os Sep 04 09:48:14 or go out for a nice walk in the sun Sep 04 09:48:19 DCS: no. Sep 04 09:48:37 mru: oh my god! sun! Sep 04 09:50:13 quit mentioning windows and the sun Sep 04 09:50:35 yeah! close your windows and lock the sun out. Sep 04 09:53:29 s/sun/oracle/ ? Sep 04 10:06:52 barf Sep 04 10:07:15 holy . . . 3am already. how time flies when you're having fun Sep 04 10:07:28 jackmitch|home: ping Sep 04 10:20:13 biot: pong Sep 04 10:20:40 jackmitch|home: you're the jack mitchell doing libsoc, I assume? Sep 04 10:20:46 biot: correct Sep 04 10:20:51 cool Sep 04 10:21:05 well, I like the idea a lot, and I'd like to pitch in Sep 04 10:21:11 that's great Sep 04 10:21:20 jackmitch|home, perhaps I'd lend a hand too Sep 04 10:21:36 however, you haven't put up anything like a roadmap, or API design choices you'd prefer Sep 04 10:21:59 but if you give me anything like that I'd be happy to take it on Sep 04 10:22:28 salut panto Sep 04 10:22:32 hi KotH Sep 04 10:23:02 I would also like to tackle the mapping of board/system level resources to actual hardware driver instances Sep 04 10:23:36 panto: biot: that's good news, I am away on holiday for a week and then when I get back I will be starting a new job, but sometime in that commotion I will try and get a plan drawn up Sep 04 10:23:54 * panto actually starts a new job too Sep 04 10:24:02 * panto <- nvidia automotive now Sep 04 10:24:08 panto: gj! Sep 04 10:24:11 panto: cool! Sep 04 10:24:14 thx Sep 04 10:24:18 tizen all the things? Sep 04 10:24:29 so now, all the stuff I do is just community pure and simple Sep 04 10:24:34 always nice to see something at all modern hit the automotive industry Sep 04 10:24:36 no evil companies Sep 04 10:25:02 as far as I can tell, there's a train wreck in progress and I'll have to step in Sep 04 10:25:03 that sounds great, congrats Sep 04 10:25:19 haha, nothing like a baptism of fire eh ;) Sep 04 10:25:59 in this industry, at the time they bring in external contractors, the house is on fire already Sep 04 10:26:08 so nothing new under the sun Sep 04 10:26:14 whenever I hear the word 'modern' in relation to software, my first impulse is to run for the hills Sep 04 10:26:18 mru, +1 Sep 04 10:26:19 the second is to run faster Sep 04 10:26:21 panto: I'll have to buy you a beer at elce, I pretty sure I've managed to wrangle my attendance Sep 04 10:26:32 hehe Sep 04 10:26:42 speaking of which, I'll need to book travel Sep 04 10:27:07 back on libsoc Sep 04 10:27:18 ok Sep 04 10:27:20 jackmitch|home: hey, I'll be at ELCE as well, why don't we have a chat about it there? Sep 04 10:27:27 biot: soudns good Sep 04 10:28:03 the problem I have usually is that there's no mapping between what the board has mapped with some kind of function and what the linux kernel provides Sep 04 10:28:31 for instance mapping a schematic pin name to a gpio # Sep 04 10:28:47 think something like a resolver for hardware Sep 04 10:28:49 my initial plan with libsoc was to start with gpio, which is started, then move onto gpio interrutps, which is started (of the blocking variety), then look at threaded gpio interrupts with callback functions, and then move onto new subsystems, I2C, SPI etc Sep 04 10:29:35 panto: I thought about that too, I was thinking possibly custom includes i.e. libsoc_beaglebone.h which defines pins etc... Sep 04 10:29:49 I'm thinking of a daemon Sep 04 10:30:00 just integrate it in systemd Sep 04 10:30:01 and libsoc api that queries it Sep 04 10:30:02 but it was just a passing thought, nothing I've really considored yet Sep 04 10:30:03 mru, -1 Sep 04 10:30:24 why would you need a daemon? Sep 04 10:30:27 panto: nvidia is still in automotive? Sep 04 10:30:32 ah segregated components, The Linux Way(tm) Sep 04 10:30:36 I thought they got kicked out again Sep 04 10:30:37 av500, it is Sep 04 10:30:46 T3 got dropped by Audio for TI :) Sep 04 10:31:02 this is a t2 Sep 04 10:31:05 omg Sep 04 10:31:07 run Sep 04 10:31:17 * panto shrugs Sep 04 10:31:26 will it be worst than the am33xx? Sep 04 10:31:52 everything is broken, film at 11 Sep 04 10:32:22 everything is broken, hourly rated consultants are happy Sep 04 10:32:49 +1 for consulting Sep 04 10:32:57 I didn't make the mess, I'm just paid to get something working out of it Sep 04 10:48:01 right then, ciao all, surfing for a week in Portugal, catch you on the flipside dudes! Sep 04 10:49:18 flipside of the surfboard? Sep 04 10:53:33 dont drink the yellow surf Sep 04 12:23:42 Heads up to anyone using systemd's journal in persistent mode (and maybe even otherwise) vacuuming of archived logs is broken so disk usage limits will be ignored and eventually the partition with /var/log will fill up. So, either take mru's advice and rm -rf systemd, or think about applying these patches: http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/systemd-devel/2013-September/012985.html Sep 04 12:25:07 mru says I told you so in 3, 2 ,1 ... Sep 04 12:28:08 no, he did that yesterday Sep 04 12:28:17 it would be redundant Sep 04 12:30:38 why do people act all surprised? Sep 04 12:33:13 hi Sep 04 12:33:40 can't get my beagle bone black to get recognized Sep 04 12:34:11 I tried modprobe ftdi_sio Sep 04 12:34:29 and modprobe ftdi_sio vendor=0x0403 product=0xa6d0 Sep 04 12:34:54 but nothing showing up in lsusb when I connect the beagle Sep 04 12:34:57 the black does not have an ftdi chip Sep 04 12:35:04 oh Sep 04 12:35:29 the mini-usb goes straight to the am335x otg port Sep 04 12:37:13 ok thanks Sep 04 13:21:39 hey i want to buy an beaglebone black... Sep 04 13:21:47 do it! Sep 04 13:21:49 now! Sep 04 13:21:57 does it support cec? Sep 04 13:22:02 CEC? Sep 04 13:22:10 I think it does Sep 04 13:22:13 I think its wired up Sep 04 13:22:14 consumer electronics control Sep 04 13:22:20 see the schematics Sep 04 13:22:29 software side I dont know, but thats SW Sep 04 13:22:32 where? Sep 04 13:22:33 so anything can be done Sep 04 13:22:38 where what? Sep 04 13:22:54 where are the schematics? Sep 04 13:22:59 astyx: Do you mean IR? Sep 04 13:23:11 astyx: what did google "beaglebone schematics" tell you? Sep 04 13:23:19 SpeedEvil: yes Sep 04 13:23:21 IR to tv Sep 04 13:23:27 tv to BBB via CEC Sep 04 13:23:36 I got the hardware printed version of the schematics for $45 Sep 04 13:23:39 yes Sep 04 13:23:58 Hello all Sep 04 14:07:59 prpplague: pong Sep 04 14:14:11 XorA: hey bud Sep 04 14:14:33 XorA: you got me a nice quiet pub picked out within stumbling distance of the hotel? hehe Sep 04 14:23:51 So this morning I thought I'd take the trash out to the street. In the process I locked myself out of my house. So my wife's friend came and got me, took me to where my wife works to get her key. Sep 04 14:24:01 Worst part is, it's not even trash day Sep 04 14:24:08 I'm such an idiot Sep 04 14:24:11 senior moment Sep 04 14:25:05 i stopped doing that shortly after i started wearing a key round my neck. Sep 04 14:25:18 I stopped locking the door Sep 04 14:25:24 that's why you should at all times carry a set of lockpicks Sep 04 14:25:36 SpeedEvil: I only do that with handcuff keys, but that's worked pretty well too. Sep 04 14:25:50 mru: the doors I saw in the UK in the past didnt need lockpicks Sep 04 14:26:06 alan_o: I got a nexus 7 - and I happened to have a bag for headphones that just fitterd it. Sep 04 14:26:10 alan_o: get cuffed much? Sep 04 14:26:33 alan_o: Added a longer bit of string to act as a neckstrap, and added some elastic with a key onto that. :) Sep 04 14:26:33 Don't taze me bro Sep 04 14:26:44 tell your local sheriff, not me Sep 04 14:26:51 av500: when trying to pick the front door lock Sep 04 14:27:44 SpeedEvil: the new n7? Sep 04 14:30:27 well - i made it fo rthe old one - but tne new fits Sep 04 14:30:53 Aside: The new n7 has a truly silly power consumption, and i wish those screens were available. Sep 04 14:31:04 it can do 48h with the screen on, and dim. Sep 04 14:31:34 I'm unsure if the display is self refreshing in that state. Sep 04 14:31:44 it does seem to last longer than the old Sep 04 14:32:17 Only refression is the slipperier back Sep 04 14:48:50 does anybody has a link to the TI_Android_JB_4_2_2_DevKit_4_1_1 kernel sources, except the official one...it`s really slow Sep 04 14:49:29 vvu|Log: its being served from a beaglebone Sep 04 14:50:34 av500: can you try and download it and see if you have same low speed? maybe the internet here at university is bad :( Sep 04 14:50:44 url? Sep 04 14:50:51 http://downloads.ti.com/sitara_android/esd/TI_Android_DevKit/TI_Android_JB_4_2_2_DevKit_4_1_1/exports/TI_Android_JB_4.2.2_DevKit_4.1.1.bin Sep 04 14:51:44 6m Sep 04 14:51:49 +5 Sep 04 14:51:53 ups Sep 04 14:52:14 have time to upload it somewhere *some special server from .de* ? Sep 04 14:52:44 sure Sep 04 14:52:47 oh Sep 04 14:52:50 now its 11m Sep 04 14:52:53 yeah Sep 04 14:52:57 fun Sep 04 14:52:57 same went here Sep 04 14:53:07 its like windows XP progress bar Sep 04 14:53:25 also there is an .xml http://downloads.ti.com/sitara_android/esd/TI_Android_DevKit/TI_Android_JB_4_2_2_DevKit_4_1_1/exports/TI-Android-JB-4.2.2-DevKit-4.1.1.xml TI Android Release Manifest File to be used to clone sources from gitorious.org/rowboat* Sep 04 14:53:38 how can i use it ? Sep 04 14:54:14 Sep 04 14:55:02 prpplague: may not be totally quiet, but has something like 12 decent beers on draft, Hanging Bat :-D Sep 04 14:55:14 XorA: dandy Sep 04 14:55:52 git@gitorious.org:rowboat/kernel.git Sep 04 14:55:57 yep Sep 04 14:56:06 checkout rev as abovce Sep 04 14:58:53 had some time to pull of those usb dumps ? Sep 04 14:59:41 no time :( Sep 04 14:59:51 55m Sep 04 14:59:53 :) Sep 04 15:00:08 screw it Sep 04 15:00:11 :) Sep 04 15:00:54 av500: i checkout that rev number Sep 04 15:00:57 this is all right ? Sep 04 15:01:01 yes Sep 04 15:01:06 into a branch or so Sep 04 15:01:11 did git clone 1st Sep 04 15:01:13 then checkout Sep 04 15:01:22 git checkout -b cf9900117f956574eb8ebed460ae2c3e7ece2c22 Sep 04 15:01:26 or so Sep 04 15:04:26 build started, fans to max! Sep 04 15:05:24 at least for this TI android the vncserver works and i don`t need an extra keyboard and mouse Sep 04 15:14:18 hello Sep 04 15:15:01 any idea for ssh withouse password in beaglebone black (amstrom) and Pc Desktop with Ubuntu Sep 04 15:15:03 ? Sep 04 15:16:00 the irony is staggering Sep 04 15:16:06 ^^^^ Sep 04 15:16:18 KEYS_SSH: you mean besides googling and using the generic procedure? no. Sep 04 15:16:33 yes Sep 04 15:16:39 maybe Sep 04 15:16:48 but the problem is that i have ubuntu with openssh Sep 04 15:17:02 and beaglebone black with Dropbear ssh Sep 04 15:17:22 get rid of dropbear Sep 04 15:17:25 why is that an issue? Sep 04 15:17:28 openssh runs fine on the beagles Sep 04 15:17:29 i can´t do it Sep 04 15:17:40 the system isn´t near Sep 04 15:17:44 is far Sep 04 15:17:51 and the system it is working Sep 04 15:17:58 and i can´t stop it Sep 04 15:17:59 dropbear and openssh work together as such Sep 04 15:18:07 mru ? Sep 04 15:18:13 mru it is posible? Sep 04 15:18:24 opkg install openssh? Sep 04 15:18:28 they both use the same protocol Sep 04 15:18:36 but dropbear is weird to configure Sep 04 15:18:39 mru and the same port? Sep 04 15:18:47 and if something goes wrong it's not likely to tell you in any meaningful way Sep 04 15:18:55 so, if i install open ssh Sep 04 15:19:04 i lost the comunication? Sep 04 15:19:47 * LetoThe2nd wonders why people start to think about such basic things like logging in always *After* deploying the system. Sep 04 15:20:09 so, i can use the public Key fron openssh for dropbear? Sep 04 15:20:51 KEYS_SSH: http://wiki.openwrt.org/doku.php?id=oldwiki:dropbearpublickeyauthenticationhowto Sep 04 15:21:35 this suggests to use /etc/dropbear/authorized_keys to store your public key Sep 04 15:22:13 I don't use dropbear, but perhaps it doesn't look at /home//.ssh/authorized_keys? Sep 04 15:23:35 IIRC /etc/dropbear/rsa_... Sep 04 15:25:09 it should look at user authorized_keys Sep 04 15:26:09 both dropbear and ssh are picky about permission to ~/.ssh and ~/ Sep 04 15:26:29 yeah but they warn pretty explicitly Sep 04 15:26:54 dropbear has a nasty habit of dumping error messages straight into the ssh protocol stream Sep 04 15:27:04 so the other end sees garbage and drops the connection Sep 04 15:27:10 I am testing a cross-compiler and sent over a simple binary file via sftp, but the beagle bone black keeps saying no such file or directory when I try to run it... I can copy it and move it all I want, but when it comes to running it thinkis it's not there Sep 04 15:27:14 any ideas? Sep 04 15:27:33