**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Sep 27 02:59:58 2013 Sep 27 03:55:19 Hi, who has used BeagleBone ? I have problem with processing time. I have code with 4 x( for (i=0; i=100 000;i++) { // code } loop . When i run it on PC ( 2G RaM , process 2. 4 GHz) , it took 0.3s , but on Beagle Black it took 15s . Sep 27 03:56:21 Hy Sep 27 03:56:45 anyone got ubuntu 12.04 running on the BBB? Sep 27 03:57:31 because its strange: 13:04 with robert nelsons flasher image works great Sep 27 03:59:25 Hi all Sep 27 03:59:33 then i downloaded the 12.04 image and then executed his SD-toEMMC script i got from githhub though SSH. it also worked as b4 all light were up at the end. but now the BBB powers down during boot Sep 27 03:59:43 I have got ubuntu 12.4 on BBB Sep 27 04:00:16 also my BBB seems to boot from SD without me pushing the USER BTN Sep 27 04:00:29 how did you install it? Sep 27 04:00:35 Anyone know to solve the echi problem on beagleboard-XM? USB & LAN always death when heavy load Sep 27 04:00:44 you run it from SD or from MMC? Sep 27 04:01:27 Haibt? Sep 27 04:06:13 wearechange, your uEnv.txt might be pointing to the sdcard first, hence booting that first. What I've seen with mine is that it remembers the last used uEnv.txt between reboots/shutdowns as long as it still has some power source connected. Remove all power and have to push the button again Sep 27 04:08:47 well i did never ever bush the bower btn Sep 27 04:09:09 and i always powered down the BBB after flash Sep 27 04:09:16 but i try thanks Sep 27 04:20:53 Anyone here built the Android 4.2.2 with SGX on kernel 3.8? I think I built it right but my BBB won't boot it. Sep 27 04:25:45 It won't boot the prebuilt image either. This is the howto about it. http://code.google.com/p/rowboat/wiki/JellybeanOnBeaglebone_WithSGX Sep 27 04:38:03 ahhh i got ubuntu 12.04 running on mmc now Sep 27 04:38:22 used a totally different way to write to MMC Sep 27 04:38:38 http://www.armhf.com/index.php/getting-started-with-ubuntu-img-file/ Sep 27 05:09:46 Anyone know to solve the echi problem on beagleboard-XM? USB & LAN always death when heavy load Sep 27 05:24:12 Hello, I have a working 5.7" TFT LCD with BBB, can I on this LCD without HSYNC and VSYNC signals?? Will LCD work properly or I nee to make changes in the driver?? Sep 27 05:27:34 @kimfatt you might need to play with the smart reflex settings, we had some similar issues and resolved by echo 1>/debug/smartreflex/sr_core/autocomp Sep 27 05:33:00 Hello, I have a working 5.7" TFT LCD with BBB, can I on this LCD without HSYNC and VSYNC signals?? Will LCD work properly or I nee to make changes in the driver?? Sep 27 05:39:36 JIHAD! Sep 27 05:57:27 Hello, I have a working 5.7" TFT LCD with BBB, can I on this LCD without HSYNC and VSYNC signals?? Will LCD work properly or I nee to make changes in the driver?? Sep 27 05:59:12 it appears that kernel-dev_3.8.13-r23a.49_beaglebone.ipk is broken. Sep 27 05:59:17 i get symbol version problems. Sep 27 06:00:02 but, if i compile with the 06-06 image, things go fine, and i can use the kernel modules in my newer production images. Sep 27 06:00:06 Is there anyone to reply??? Sep 27 06:00:11 Hello, I have a working 5.7" TFT LCD with BBB, can I on this LCD without HSYNC and VSYNC signals?? Will LCD work properly or I nee to make changes in the driver?? Sep 27 06:00:34 check the lcd datasheet. see if hsync and vsync are required. Sep 27 06:00:37 :P Sep 27 06:01:21 i'm guessing it's required. Sep 27 06:01:26 but that's a guess. Sep 27 06:05:34 badpackage: if you have to ensure that all modules you have are compiled with the same kernel headers and configuration Sep 27 06:05:44 badpackage: and the same gcc version Sep 27 06:06:39 kk_: asking the same question over and over is considered rude. please stop it Sep 27 06:06:52 kk_: also, if people dont know, they usually dont answer Sep 27 06:07:11 kk_: also, you can read the TRM and see whether the provided interface is compatible with your LCD Sep 27 06:10:35 KotH: that's why i'm assuming the package is messed up. Sep 27 06:10:46 what comes with the package should be what is being used Sep 27 06:11:20 and i'm compiling on the beaglebone, so it should be guaranteed (assuming the package is correct) Sep 27 06:12:13 err...wait...same gcc? that's not how kernel modules work. it uses the kbuild system. isn't the whole point of kbuild to garauntee compiler doesn't matter? Sep 27 06:12:30 (or, that's what i thought) Sep 27 06:13:06 you can't expect all kernel module suppliers to use the same version of gcc, that would be insane. Sep 27 06:13:14 plus, abi. Sep 27 06:25:29 Anyone know to solve the echi problem on beagleboard-XM? USB & LAN always death when heavy load? Sep 27 06:30:45 * badpackage kicks Guest86265 in the nuts. Sep 27 06:30:48 get a name, jerk! Sep 27 06:31:08 i refuse to use nickserv Sep 27 06:31:17 coward Sep 27 06:34:51 hello. how much analog cameras i can connect to beagle? Sep 27 06:46:00 analog cameras? Sep 27 06:46:03 like with film? Sep 27 06:46:32 http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xh50c_duran-duran-girls-on-film-uncensore_music Sep 27 06:49:45 hello...Is it posssible to change the mode of pin in BBB at runtime....???????? Sep 27 06:50:38 kom: yes, read up on capes and dtbo - for inspiration, you can look at https://github.com/nomel/beaglebone/tree/master/gpio-header Sep 27 06:50:43 davr, i want title analog video from dvr cameras. therefore i need analog input and analog output Sep 27 06:53:30 thanks for replying....let me make my query more specific.....is it possible to toggle the pin modes(for eg:- mode 1 to 7..then to 5....then to 3...) in the same program.....?? Sep 27 06:54:29 kom: the answer stays the same, as it is all in there, basically. read up on how it works. Sep 27 06:55:27 ...thanks... Sep 27 07:25:41 is ftdi cable ttl usb 3.3 supposed to work (usb detection and all) when not connected to BBB ? Sep 27 08:09:53 Anyone know to solve the echi problem on beagleboard-XM? USB & LAN always death when heavy load? Sep 27 08:14:17 hello I have installed the Angstrom distribution on my BeagleBoard xm as the guide at http://treyweaver.blogspot.com/2010/10/installing-angstrom-on-beagleboard-xm.html Sep 27 08:14:28 So, I don't kno Sep 27 08:14:56 So, I don't know how to install gstreamer-ti on it. Anyone can hellp me? Thanks Sep 27 08:53:55 cxphong: https://www.google.com/search?q=angstrom+gstreamer Sep 27 09:27:56 wearechange: your cat is walking on your keyboard Sep 27 09:28:30 KoT Sep 27 09:28:56 KotH: your spyware is not working with my webcam Sep 27 09:29:56 wearechange: oh.. that was really you then? Sep 27 09:30:08 wearechange: well, then whatever you take, you should take less of it ;) Sep 27 09:34:29 KotH: not necessarily. maybe also more. at least, it is probably justified to say that the day has to be adjusted. Sep 27 09:39:02 LetoThe2nd: have you been lurking around in my psychology classes? Sep 27 09:39:36 KotH: not in any physical form. Sep 27 10:18:30 I finally got a refund for my beaglebone black that the post office stole from me. Sep 27 10:18:50 I had a new one UPS'd to my house. Sep 27 10:18:52 woo! Sep 27 10:19:28 USPS was "inspecting" many of my mail and taking what they want and claiming it was for an investigation but they found out Sep 27 10:19:31 someone was just stealing Sep 27 10:20:25 they also got a 500gb solid state drive, which my credit card company refunded. Sep 27 10:21:54 I plan to make my own CNC machine just for fun using little 5v motors. Maybe it will be strong enough to carve soap Sep 27 10:22:00 little tiny machine Sep 27 10:23:23 Wonder if Ill have to make a new circuit and use a better motor, but I'll try the free ones first. Sep 27 11:47:12 hello Sep 27 11:47:26 anybody here Sep 27 11:47:37 * KotH looks around Sep 27 11:47:40 i dont think so Sep 27 11:47:53 could be that half of the people are asleep and the other half out for lunch Sep 27 11:49:17 I need help Sep 27 11:49:29 My BBB cannot connect to Laptop Sep 27 11:49:40 (Win 7 64bit) Sep 27 11:50:41 connect a serial console and see what the bbb tells you Sep 27 11:51:42 I does nothing when I type 192.168.7.2 in Chrome Sep 27 11:51:52 13:50 < KotH> connect a serial console and see what the bbb tells you Sep 27 11:52:52 probably the virtual network driver is just broken. make sure it is installed correctly and the bbb device shows up. if not, start all over again. Sep 27 11:53:20 I try PuTTY Sep 27 11:53:31 13:50 < KotH> connect a serial console and see what the bbb tells you Sep 27 11:53:33 but it shows "Network error" Sep 27 11:53:39 13:50 < KotH> connect a serial console and see what the bbb tells you Sep 27 11:53:47 * KotH feels like a broken record Sep 27 11:54:24 My laptop recognizes bbb as a USB Sep 27 11:54:44 but cannot do anything on CloudIDE or something else Sep 27 11:55:22 Cu: if you are not listening, then screw windows and use a real OS, or just leave it along. we do not feel like repeating all over. Sep 27 11:57:28 thanks Sep 27 11:57:41 maybe I got problem on the OS Sep 27 11:58:59 koen: I get this error with systemd 206: http://pastebin.com/9xmtT6cU , seen its like before? Sep 27 12:02:02 tasslehoff: koen is awoöl Sep 27 12:02:04 waol Sep 27 12:02:06 awol Sep 27 12:02:22 av500: wurstfinger? Sep 27 12:03:30 fingerwurst? Sep 27 12:05:09 av500: jawohl Sep 27 12:05:12 currywurst Sep 27 12:05:30 tasslehoff: he said "yes" and now he has to stay off the net for a while Sep 27 12:08:29 :> Sep 27 12:08:57 av500: good for him. suspect that trade-off will be worth it :) Sep 27 12:38:18 hi, I'm looking for the documentation that explain the boot process paths for the beagle bone black, thank you (from boot stage 0) Sep 27 12:38:52 if that information exist ine one file, otherwise I'll be happy to be pointed to several different places ;) Sep 27 12:45:54 how the cpu boots up? Sep 27 12:46:01 the part from 0 is in the TRM Sep 27 12:46:15 the rest is standard linux on arm boot-up Sep 27 12:47:15 KotH, what is the TRM ? Sep 27 12:47:27 gm all Sep 27 12:48:16 howdy mr beagle :) Sep 27 12:48:50 acidfu: technical reference manual Sep 27 12:48:56 acidfu: of the cpu Sep 27 13:01:33 av500: we have another obsolete device in the kitchen... codename "Bitsy" Sep 27 13:01:44 no jokes pls ;) Sep 27 13:15:48 what's a reverse server ? Sep 27 13:16:03 in RPC context Sep 27 13:35:53 av500: please do some jokes on ant_work :) Sep 27 13:43:43 Hmm... Device in the kitchen and joke. First thing that comes to mind is when my boss was telling me about his Kitchen renovations and that he needed to leave a 24 inch wide space for the dish washer. An old southern guy from the production floor happened to be walking by and says "Ha, your wife has a fat ass!" Sep 27 14:05:59 georgem: which would fit the image people in europe have about usians ;-> Sep 27 14:11:57 england isn't so skinny ;) Sep 27 14:15:03 KotH: oldest Miss Universe: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venus_figurines Sep 27 14:15:44 ant_work: good thing people didnt know what the univers is, back then Sep 27 14:25:34 ant_work: ? Sep 27 14:28:45 hello dcschelt Sep 27 14:28:53 welcome to #beagle Sep 27 14:28:55 hey jkridner Sep 27 14:28:56 thanks Sep 27 14:28:59 first time here Sep 27 14:29:18 wow, been a while since i've used irc Sep 27 14:29:58 how do people survive without irc? Sep 27 14:30:00 when discussing #beagle tasks, I prefer it here to keep the core community aware. been traveling too much lately to be on much. :( Sep 27 14:30:12 KotH: no idea, people outside of irc dont even exist Sep 27 14:30:18 KotH: consider it statis. Sep 27 14:30:23 (however you spell that) Sep 27 14:30:33 stasis Sep 27 14:31:11 jkridner: i dont think it's stasis. i for one, would go sane if i'd quit irc Sep 27 14:31:17 jkridner: not a very pleasant thought Sep 27 14:33:54 there, lots of op around now... still need some asia timezones at some point. Sep 27 14:34:20 * jkridner doesn't remember sane to even fear it Sep 27 14:34:22 * KotH suggest this weird kiwi called mrpackethead Sep 27 14:35:00 * KotH notes, talking about sanity earns you op Sep 27 14:35:30 * LetoThe2nd bows and sends 10 grams of spice. Sep 27 14:36:39 jkridner: phil gave me access. Drafts are in pink outline, right? Sep 27 14:36:55 dcschelt: it would be easiest to change the background color of http://beagleboard.org/support/BoneScript, but that would break consistency on the site. Sep 27 14:37:30 They say "draft" in the "status" column Sep 27 14:38:17 jkridner: k, yes I have access. Oh, Colin from RS says he is taking my advice & getting a beagle :-D Sep 27 14:39:28 vvu|Log: I think many people would use your flasher... I want to use it simply as a USB loader and *then* flasher. buildroot makes a nice simple way to create small ramdisk images. Sep 27 14:40:06 so it can be user flasher + buildroot Sep 27 14:40:10 dcschelt: a diagram that makes it clear where stuff is running seems *really* necessary. Sep 27 14:40:23 my flasher just puts stuff on eMMC nothing fancy Sep 27 14:40:39 i would need to inspect a bit how buildroot works Sep 27 14:40:50 loader + system (buildroot/angstrom/whatever), and system could provide flasher abilities. Sep 27 14:40:57 jkridner: hint: +O without +o doesnt make much sense Sep 27 14:41:14 jkridner: yes. a diagram would be of help, but where would that be on the site? Sep 27 14:41:15 vvu|Log: did you see http://elinux.org/BeagleBone_Black_Extracting_eMMC_contents Sep 27 14:41:22 KotH: ++ Sep 27 14:41:33 KotH: doesn't +O mean you'll get +o every time you log in? Sep 27 14:41:43 yep read it Sep 27 14:41:55 jkridner: yes, but if you lose op for some reason or other, you cannot op yourself without leaving the channel and joining again Sep 27 14:41:56 jkridner: what about after depressing "RUN" the code will spit out the location. Or maybe it has to be before you even run code. Sep 27 14:42:23 jkridner: and usually, i prefere to stay w/o op, and just use it when needed Sep 27 14:42:30 av500: we expect hard time: Bitsy -> Bitschy -> Bitchy Sep 27 14:42:44 jkridner: well i usually stick to freenode policy which is "be only @ when you do admin stuff" - this is not mean to tell anybody how to do it, but, i'd also like to be non-@ when not needed. Sep 27 14:42:49 jkridner: makes it easier to talk to people on the same level w/o this artificial badge of rank Sep 27 14:43:07 KotH: hey, you been to one of my psychology lectures? Sep 27 14:43:22 LetoThe2nd: do you teach in zürich? :) Sep 27 14:43:39 vvu|Log: It would seem simple to configure the kernel to create things like loader+flashdrive or loader+flasher or loader+terminal. Sep 27 14:43:42 KotH: that some fance new name for tabr? Sep 27 14:43:55 LetoThe2nd: looks like Sep 27 14:44:01 ok i get your point Sep 27 14:44:27 vvu|Log: what I really want right now is a way for people to automatically test the mainline kernel! I really need a how-to for that such that we can get the community engaged in fixing mainline kernel issues. Sep 27 14:44:47 but, for newbs, having a USB flasher for the eMMC is critial... Sep 27 14:44:55 true Sep 27 14:44:55 i started building it for my Mac, but ran into some challenges. Sep 27 14:45:04 libusb on mac is just crazy Sep 27 14:45:11 at least for me it did not work right Sep 27 14:45:12 mostly I ran into the issue that you are using linux headers. Sep 27 14:45:22 ah yes... Sep 27 14:45:28 i did everything on Ubuntu Sep 27 14:45:29 well, it must work for somebody, no? Sep 27 14:45:50 on Linux it works, somebody around here used it a week ago Sep 27 14:46:03 I can try and port on mac everything as it is now Sep 27 14:46:24 dcschelt: I'm wanting to get it up on learn.adafruit.com first such that people there can figure it out as it is a better representation/repo for knowledge than beagleboard.org right now. Sep 27 14:47:04 dcschelt: eventually, I'd want to improve bone101 and beagleboard.org/support/BoneScript such that intro articles aren't needed and they are an intro in and of themselves. Sep 27 14:47:48 still huge gaps to getting people to the Linux itself too. need to go beyond just poking peripherals to using it to learn the Linux interfaces. Sep 27 14:48:58 vvu|Log: that would help me personally as I am currently running all my Linux boxes as servers and am only using my Mac as my terminal. (/me cowers in embarrassment) Sep 27 14:49:18 i was doing the same thingie back home so no worries Sep 27 14:49:32 next week i will try and work on it, have monday an exam and the weekend is kinda busy Sep 27 14:49:59 the problem i ran into was libusb but will see if something changed Sep 27 15:00:24 do you know what, i actually can't find where to change my details on G+ Sep 27 15:00:54 where do you change your current place of work? Sep 27 15:02:19 .o0(sounds like a super intuitive UI) Sep 27 15:06:23 jackmitchell: G+ page on the left has a menu; select profile and then about Sep 27 15:07:34 dcschelt: ah hah, thanks! Sep 27 15:09:39 jackmitchell: no worries, just had to do it myself earlier Sep 27 15:14:46 Guys, anyone knows where did go the file eeprom.js on bonescript ? Sep 27 15:15:10 stroker_mata|Bea: what are you trying to do with it? most likely, you don't want to use it. Sep 27 15:18:04 @jkridner Iam prototying a new cape.. Sep 27 15:18:31 based on this tuto: http://azkeller.com/blog/?p=62 Sep 27 15:22:27 on the board, eeprom.js will be at /usr/lib/node_modules/bonescript Sep 27 15:23:07 @jkridner Thanks a Lot for the BBB :) Sep 27 15:24:38 @jkridner Found ! THX Sep 27 15:42:52 What are all the supported video modes on the Beagle Black? Sep 27 15:44:54 N2TOH: http://circuitco.com/support/index.php?title=BeagleBoneBlack_HDMI Sep 27 15:47:49 can BBB detect live USB plug? Sep 27 15:47:50 thank you, I'm now looking for the file to edit Sep 27 15:48:00 with default angstrom Sep 27 15:56:07 RypRap: not typically. Sep 27 15:56:23 'lsusb' is known to sometimes trigger hotplug detection Sep 27 16:01:15 jkridner: want me to populate learn.adafruit? I see the one where you've outlined... is that what I should work on? Sep 27 16:02:03 jkridner: drew have thoughts on the twitter thing & be able to code it Sep 27 16:02:35 from our discussion with them, I think getting a tutorial up about connecting sensors to xively/twitter is the current objective. getting something that shows how to get started connecting sensors seems like a good first step. Sep 27 16:02:49 is drew ever on IRC? Sep 27 16:03:02 * jkridner saw a pdp7, but believes it is someone else. Sep 27 16:07:19 great, angstrom self bricked after a (buggy ?) usb cable... Sep 27 16:10:01 flashing it back, and fuck windows7 starter edition... Sep 27 16:11:52 I just use the uSD card to run the OS rather then attempt flashing the MMC I consider it cheap bricking insurance Sep 27 16:20:00 jkridner: never talked to him on irc Sep 27 16:20:25 jkridner: us young guys rock cell phones :-P Sep 27 16:21:46 jkridner: but seriously, I don't know if he does irc at all Sep 27 16:22:47 * jkridner sent e-mail Sep 27 16:23:15 mobile phones do IRC (though I admit, not very well) Sep 27 16:26:06 jkridner: so I'd xively the temp info, but u said it's buggy. Any thoughts on what sensor to xively? I can write it up this weekend Sep 27 16:26:47 dcschelt: the #i3detroit folks were talking projects last night. doing some HVAC and CNC stuff that looks like it's going to be kinda fun. going to start going weekly to work on the projects. Sep 27 16:27:04 I don't recall saying temp info is buggy. Sep 27 16:27:25 jkridner: oh, I wired it up for the faire and it would work on and off Sep 27 16:27:52 bmp085? tmp36? Sep 27 16:27:53 jkridner: I thought you said it was a bug... maybe you meant my attempts at wiring it up Sep 27 16:28:23 jkridner: BMP085 I2C pressure/temperature sensor demo Sep 27 16:28:34 both work fine for me. Sep 27 16:28:39 tmp36 is cheaper. Sep 27 16:29:00 learn.adafruit.com already has a tmp36 how-to, just nothing on xively. Sep 27 16:29:40 you seen http://learn.adafruit.com/tag/beaglebone ? Sep 27 16:49:01 jkridner: I saw a 404, but I get the point. I will whip up a xively howto and let you know when it's at a good pt for review Sep 27 16:49:41 ah, http://learn.adafruit.com/category/beaglebone Sep 27 17:04:58 N2TOH: good point, i gonna run OS from µSD too Sep 27 17:06:53 jkridner: you should approach xively about housing a beagle tutorial on their site https://xively.com/dev/tutorials/ Sep 27 17:07:18 you have my permission ;-) Sep 27 17:07:42 * jkridner is happy to join productive calls. Sep 27 17:10:15 oryou mostly EE or CS engineer/hobbyist ? Sep 27 17:10:19 are Sep 27 17:10:23 you Sep 27 17:11:16 anyone sucessfully booted bbblack with an initrd? Sep 27 17:11:54 RypRap: who are you asking about CS/EE? Sep 27 17:12:00 Wrong Ramdisk Image Format Sep 27 17:12:00 Ramdisk image is corrupt or invalid Sep 27 17:12:41 N2TOH: everyone reading here or knowing stats ^^ Sep 27 17:12:42 bootz ${loadaddr} ${rdaddr} ${fdtaddr} correct syntax? Sep 27 17:13:28 Hobbyiest first, then some EE experence, followed by laughable progress as a programmer Sep 27 17:13:34 it kind of works when i do: bootz ${loadaddr} - ${fdtaddr}, except no initrd Sep 27 17:13:38 vagrantc, did you make it an uInitrd ? Sep 27 17:14:03 ogra_: get the same error using bootm and uInitrd Sep 27 17:14:42 i know we definitely had initrd booting for the beagle XM ... i would expect the bone to be able to handle that as well Sep 27 17:15:24 vagrantc: yes, I've done that recently using bootm and an ext2 ramdisk image.... you need to have the right bootargs too. Sep 27 17:17:53 does uboot do anything with bootargs other than pass them to the booted kernel? Sep 27 17:19:14 boootargs for uboot i suppose ... not the kernel cmdline Sep 27 17:19:37 (uEnv.txt or boot.scr or whatever you use) Sep 27 17:20:43 sure, been messing with uEnv.txt ... Sep 27 17:24:36 vagrantc, http://eewiki.net/display/linuxonarm/BeagleBone+Black#BeagleBoneBlack-uEnv.txtbasedbootscript Sep 27 17:28:37 ogra_: curiously that example has code to load the initrd, but doesn't use it ... Sep 27 17:29:04 well, but it show you the right runes to use Sep 27 17:29:26 oh, there's... setenv initrd_size Sep 27 17:29:32 disable the standalone zImage line and uncommen the bottom two and you should be good Sep 27 17:30:53 ah, it actually needs the size... Sep 27 17:30:54 odd. Sep 27 17:31:32 every platform is a little quirky Sep 27 17:32:01 * vagrantc wonders how to get the right size over tftp... Sep 27 17:32:39 or if i just specify a size sufficiently large... Sep 27 17:37:25 ok, apparently cargo-culting that worked Sep 27 17:38:04 :) Sep 27 17:39:00 During boot up do the four user LEDs mean anything "standard"? I keep booting these images and I get 2 LEDs lit but it stops there. Sep 27 17:39:44 wstraus: yes they do mean things Sep 27 17:39:45 during boot, the LEDs turn on in a sequence saying what phase they are in. when running: http://beagleboard.org/getting-started Sep 27 17:40:04 I think 2 LEDs on means starting to load the kernel image. Sep 27 17:45:10 Where is the mapping of these LEDs stored pre kernel? Is it in u-boot or is it hard coded on the board somewhere? Sep 27 17:54:20 well, a kernel panic is progress... Sep 27 17:56:52 Hello, I have all leds on in my BBB after insert a microSD. Sep 27 18:47:26 t Sep 27 18:47:51 u Sep 27 18:47:58 I still can't get my pins working... Sep 27 18:48:03 who's a pro in this? Sep 27 18:49:39 how can I change mode of a pin? Sep 27 18:50:00 without device tree which isn't working Sep 27 18:52:27 Luca256: ping Sep 27 18:52:51 why are so many people here who don't have a clue about beaglebone black Sep 27 18:53:02 prpplague: pong Sep 27 18:53:14 Luca256: wilink8 , you familiar? Sep 27 18:53:28 prpplague: yeah Sep 27 18:53:32 a bit :) Sep 27 18:53:37 korenje: because many of the people who are familiar have given up on community support Sep 27 18:53:40 not that I work at TI anymore :\ Sep 27 18:53:48 Luca256: understood Sep 27 18:54:11 but I'm still the maintainer of all the wilinks (including wl8) in the mainline ;) Sep 27 18:54:19 ... Sep 27 18:54:30 what about partially familiar Sep 27 19:03:34 I think I got it Sep 27 19:04:14 if I do echo -6 > $SLOTS, to remove pins, it actually doesn't work. damn. why is that? it just becomes hidden. after that I can't change mux of pins. Sep 27 19:46:20 I'm new to using the beaglebone and I was having a hard time accessing the onboard web server. I am running ubuntu 12.04 32bit LTS has anyone had similar issues? Sep 27 19:47:23 jllanera: did you install the udev rules? Sep 27 19:47:36 Is that the script? Sep 27 19:47:42 yerp Sep 27 19:48:08 Are you on a proxy or VPN? Sep 27 19:48:28 Yeah I had run the script under /media/BEAGLE_BONE/Drivers/Linux/FTDI Sep 27 19:49:09 ooh, are you connecting via serial? Sep 27 19:49:10 I'm not sure whether I'm on proxy or VPN. What would that mean >_> (sorry for being dumb) Sep 27 19:49:26 I am connected with both USB and ethernet Sep 27 19:50:07 That means your browser would try to go aorund your local network usually. Sep 27 19:50:20 what address are you trying to load? Sep 27 19:50:49 I was just using the one on the website. It was 192..168.7.2 Sep 27 19:51:03 (without the extra dots) Sep 27 19:51:35 I'm new to beaglebone as well, but I think with the ethernet plugged in that might be a problem Sep 27 19:51:47 Try logging into your router and see what IP it's assigning the beaglebone? Sep 27 19:52:36 Sorry to press further, but how would I log into the router, is there something similar to ipconfig for *nix systems? Sep 27 19:53:13 There is, it's called ifconfig Sep 27 19:53:31 and as for logging into your router, I'd refer you to the router directions, they vary from model to model Sep 27 19:54:13 haha sweet, as for the router, I just have the ethernet cable plugged directly into the back of my desktop so I think ifconfig should give me the information I would need, I'll give it a try Sep 27 19:54:30 ooh, indeed. Sep 27 19:56:05 KyleYankan: I can see my ipv6 address on eth1 and eth0 (odd because there is only 1 ethernet port) is there a way I can see my ipv4 address? Sep 27 19:56:36 not if you're not using ipv4. Otherwise, it would come up with ifconfig Sep 27 19:58:12 Is it possible to enter an ipv6 address into the address bar? Sep 27 19:58:26 sure is, afaik Sep 27 20:04:42 No luck. I have the feeling i have set up something wrong. When running mkudevrule.sh you would type something like "sudo sh mdudevrule.sh" right? Should I see anything? Sep 27 20:19:20 @KyleYankan: thank you for your help. I was unable to get it working but I'm going to try some other things. I'll be sure to document what the problem is once I find out Sep 27 20:19:44 jllanera: Ah, sorry didn't see your above response Sep 27 20:19:46 and he's gone. Sep 27 20:19:53 Welcome, I guess. Thanks for documenting Sep 27 20:20:13 * N2TOH can you say BBB laptop with unbreakable screen? Sep 27 20:20:16 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3HGrclGkIE Sep 27 20:24:41 I just wrote an image to my uSD card, I got a bunch of I/O errors during the write, and now I can't seem to get the card to let me read or write to it. Sep 27 20:25:03 Anyone had something like this happen to them? Sep 27 20:46:09 Hello Sep 27 20:46:30 does anyone know if you can change the CPU/GPU ram share split on the beaglebone black? Sep 27 20:59:29 ram split? Sep 27 20:59:39 who said there was a ram split? Sep 27 21:00:54 not an unreasonable ass/u/me cause the RPi can do it Sep 27 21:04:13 the rpi is not reasonable Sep 27 21:05:30 yay! rpi is now everyman's benchmark for what an embedded ARM should do. :P Sep 27 21:10:54 emeb, not 4 me... its to slow + not enuff ram Sep 27 21:11:39 is there a capeboard yet that mimics the features of the Seeed Studio Ala Mode board? with it's 3v3 to 5v0 level conversions? Sep 27 21:16:29 N2TOH: there is nothing currently available similar to that Sep 27 21:16:50 N2TOH: there has been some demand for something similar Sep 27 21:17:22 N2TOH: so i suspect something in the same kind of functionality as the ala mode board will pop up Sep 27 21:22:07 techmage: currently there is no support for the SGX on black, so as far as i know there isn't any memory allocated for it Sep 27 21:22:24 Hello, all. Sep 27 21:22:27 with the PRU cores in the BBB the AVR chip is less of a issue, but it would be nice to have a useable RTC and the level converters, I would just ask that a universal RS485/RS422/RS232 part be used rather then the typical RS232 chip Sep 27 21:23:15 HA typical Linux! graphics drivers take a decade and a month to arrive Sep 27 21:24:02 Have any of you had trouble configuring WIFI on the stock Angstrom distribution? Sep 27 21:25:21 I can get the bbb to recognize the usb wifi card, and even use it to scan for available SSID's. But anytime I try to connect to an SSID, it won't assign me an IP. Sep 27 21:25:43 If I plug into the same network, everything works fine. Sep 27 21:42:59 can someone tell me why I can't remove from /sys/devices/bone_capemgr.9/slots ? Sep 27 21:43:09 how is the proper way to remove mux settings from there? Sep 27 22:02:36 Hey guys, sorry if this is regularly asked, but Sep 27 22:02:44 if I write a python application, that works on my pi Sep 27 22:02:58 when I upgrade to a BBB, will I need to do anything differnet to make it work? Sep 27 22:03:11 Should I have any issues with libraries not working on the BBB? Sep 27 22:04:12 does it work on a pc? Sep 27 22:04:33 havent tried to be honest Sep 27 22:08:37 unless someone has written a python library that works for both pi and bbb, AND you are using it; you are out of luck, at the very least you would have to change the pins probably Sep 27 22:09:04 python is python... if your app depends on gpio then no, sence the gpio pindouts may differ Sep 27 22:10:40 same for node.js ^^ Sep 27 22:14:47 More so things like pyaudio Sep 27 22:15:09 I realize my gpio stuff will need edited Sep 27 22:19:07 i would create a extra script and head it for different gpio settings Sep 27 22:19:37 like pyaudio-bbb.py and pyaudio-rpi.py Sep 27 22:27:59 why should audio be any different? Sep 27 22:28:10 isn't it all alsa these days? Sep 27 22:28:53 or are we back to the old days of sb16 vs gus? Sep 27 22:29:05 sb16 ruled Sep 27 22:29:08 each with its own incompatible cdrom interface Sep 27 22:29:08 i still have mine! Sep 27 22:34:07 Hello! May i ask a question here? Sep 27 22:34:28 it is in the range of possible things to ask questions here Sep 27 22:34:36 you may also give answers if you want to Sep 27 22:35:38 Awesome! I was trying to ssh (putty) to the ip address of my beaglebone, and it asks for password (root), and it gives me an access denied message when i use empty or root for password Sep 27 22:36:03 i looked at a few things online, but just confused me more. Sep 27 22:36:08 how old is your image? Sep 27 22:36:14 year or so Sep 27 22:36:47 there was an issue at one point where the dropbear keys were corrupted on the image, preventing ssh logins. Sep 27 22:37:06 do you have a link to where i can download a new image? Sep 27 22:46:40 well, thanks a bunch :) Sep 27 22:59:06 http://beagleboard.org/lastest-images Sep 27 22:59:36 er, beagleboard.org/latest-images Sep 27 23:33:05 who here has tried to install ViewRF on their BBB running Ubuntu? Sep 27 23:49:36 hello Sep 28 02:00:47 has anyone tried android on bbb? Sep 28 02:01:10 I'm about to flash it and test it out **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Sep 28 02:59:58 2013