**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Nov 08 02:59:58 2013 Nov 08 05:30:39 hello all, i have a question i would like to ask. Is BBB with linux kernel version 3.8+ available with PM options enable in it? Nov 08 05:58:47 New to beaglebone here. Trying unsuccessfully to get npm to install a module for node.js. Can anyone help? Nov 08 05:59:06 <_av500_> jkridner: ^^^ Nov 08 06:07:19 Anyone know how to use emmc-prepare to flash a custom angstrom build to the emmc of a BBB? Nov 08 06:08:05 I have a working sd card but need to copy to the eMMC Nov 08 06:08:08 MobileWill: it's just a shell script and not a long one at that Nov 08 06:08:46 right, should just be able to change the name of the image to use right? Nov 08 06:09:55 well I would recommend a) read b) understand it .. :) Nov 08 06:10:13 i am trying Nov 08 06:10:30 paths look wrong in their Nov 08 06:10:42 there Nov 08 06:11:42 I am an arch linux user so I've never used those scripts Nov 08 06:12:32 All i orginally needed what angrtom bases on yotco 1.4 so that I can bitbake a recipe that only works with 1.4 Nov 08 06:12:37 if I have a working SD with arch on it and I want to copy it to emmc, I just boot, partition & format emmc, then copy over the file systems and set up the boot files manually Nov 08 06:12:38 the stock angstrom is 1.3 Nov 08 06:12:40 so annoying Nov 08 06:13:17 You make it sound so easy lol Nov 08 06:14:06 well that's really all there is to linux on BBB, you don't even need to install grub or anything... Nov 08 06:14:56 well that work if I am booted from the sd card or am i copying the tar rootfs image Nov 08 06:15:12 which dev is the emmc Nov 08 06:16:38 /dev/mmcblk1 I think when booting from uSD Nov 08 06:16:52 not 100% sure it's been a while since I set them up Nov 08 06:17:31 but if you boot from uSD, just type 'lsblk' and you will see all block devices and also which of them are mounted somewhere Nov 08 06:17:48 and those mounted ones are from uSD naturally Nov 08 06:17:51 okay, i am writing my good sd card image back to the sd card Nov 08 06:18:24 do you have a working install on the eMMC? Nov 08 06:18:29 yeah Nov 08 06:18:45 its the lastest angstrom build Nov 08 06:18:57 the emmc-flasher one Nov 08 06:19:46 ok so what I'd do is boot from uSD, mkfs over the root partition on the eMMC to wipe out that instal, then untar your rootfs tarball into that clean filesystem... and you should be done Nov 08 06:20:07 unless ångström is completely different from arch :) Nov 08 06:20:10 so i don't need to mess with the boto partition Nov 08 06:20:13 boot Nov 08 06:20:57 i have uimage and MLO files Nov 08 06:21:19 probably not, you can mount it and check uEnv.txt to see if the kernel and DTB paths look ok Nov 08 06:22:03 k Nov 08 06:22:11 will try as soon as the sd card is done writing Nov 08 06:22:18 almost half way Nov 08 06:24:12 what i get for using a 16gb sd card lol Nov 08 06:24:13 of course it could be that Ångström just uses default paths compiled into uboot for everything an uEnv.txt will be pretty bare Nov 08 06:24:14 taking forever Nov 08 06:24:26 the image writing always takes the same time I think Nov 08 06:24:34 it only uses part of your uSD Nov 08 06:24:42 i think it might be, if i remember its only has a line that is =quiet Nov 08 06:25:23 yeah but i captured entire image just in case and then i was going to test something so i flashed the regular build but now i am writing my build back on Nov 08 06:25:41 it speed up now Nov 08 06:38:06 okay booted up the BBB from the SD Nov 08 06:40:32 argh no package mkfs, what is the package name for it Nov 08 06:42:40 found mkfs.minix Nov 08 06:44:30 argh Nov 08 06:45:25 lsblk isn't there either Nov 08 06:45:45 so much easier just to run from the sd card Nov 08 07:02:44 I am having diffculty re-imaging the SD card for my Beaglebone using Win32DiskImager Nov 08 07:03:49 I got an error "An error occurred when attempting to lock the volume Error5:access is denied Nov 08 08:11:09 is the xf86-video-omap now able replace xf86-video-omapfb in all usecases? Nov 08 08:15:45 *all*? Nov 08 08:17:42 as in, if we remove xf86-video-omapfb, will anyone complain? Nov 08 08:17:59 honestly, I have no idea Nov 08 08:18:09 me neither! Nov 08 08:18:44 lol Nov 08 08:18:49 x) Nov 08 08:56:33 hi for enable a device to BOOT i set in uEnv.txt in /boot: optargs=run_hardware_tests quiet capemgr.enable_partno=BB-UART2 Nov 08 08:56:39 but it dont start Nov 08 08:57:17 at start, i must enable it manually with eco BB-UART2 > /sys/devices/bone_capmgr.9/slots Nov 08 08:57:27 some help? Nov 08 08:57:41 is run_hardware_tests a kernel cmdline parameter Nov 08 08:57:43 ? Nov 08 09:00:06 was in default uEnv.txt Nov 08 09:00:16 i have added capemgr.enable_partno=BB-UART2 Nov 08 09:05:20 woglinde: i must remove run_hardware_tests? Nov 08 09:05:59 I dont know Nov 08 09:06:05 never saw such before Nov 08 09:06:12 but you could grep the kernel sources Nov 08 09:06:32 how? Nov 08 09:11:34 clone the sources Nov 08 09:11:38 git grep run_hardware_tests Nov 08 09:11:54 on board or on my pc? Nov 08 09:12:04 i have board with eMMC with angstrom original Nov 08 09:12:07 of default Nov 08 09:12:31 but when i change uEnv, added capemgr.enable_partno=BB-UART2 Nov 08 09:12:34 it dont start Nov 08 09:12:58 i must do it manually Nov 08 09:13:07 with echo BB-UART2 ecc... Nov 08 09:13:20 *sigh* Nov 08 09:13:27 i've also try to remove run_hardware_tests Nov 08 09:13:38 but same Nov 08 09:14:54 you can help me pls? Nov 08 09:16:46 what does not start? Nov 08 09:16:51 pastebin a full boot log Nov 08 09:16:55 all of dmesg Nov 08 09:18:31 gm av500 Nov 08 09:19:16 av500: i enable correctly uart2 with echo bb-uart2 ecc..... but i want it enabled at boot, i modified my uEnv.txt: optargs=quiet capemgr.enable_partno=BB-UART2 but UART2 dont is enabled! Nov 08 09:20:21 yes, you said that Nov 08 09:21:14 how take full boot log? Nov 08 09:21:19 at start i dont view boot Nov 08 09:21:32 why it is plugged on my pc with SSH connection Nov 08 09:21:48 with miniusb cable Nov 08 09:22:29 1) get a serial connection Nov 08 09:22:37 2) type "dmesg" and pastebin the output Nov 08 09:24:35 hi Nov 08 09:25:10 av500: you mean serial connection on miniusb cable? Nov 08 09:25:17 serial Nov 08 09:25:25 but dmesg is fine for now Nov 08 09:25:25 i dont have serial on BBB Nov 08 09:25:37 microusb port? Nov 08 09:25:44 you have serial Nov 08 09:25:47 6 pin header Nov 08 09:25:52 [10:24] but dmesg is fine for now Nov 08 09:26:00 then i dont have cable Nov 08 09:26:06 6pin-usb Nov 08 09:26:50 [10:24] but dmesg is fine for now Nov 08 09:27:25 now stop arguing and get to work Nov 08 09:27:32 http://pastebin.com/Qnbptne8 Nov 08 09:28:01 useless Nov 08 09:28:04 do it right after boot Nov 08 09:28:14 ah ok Nov 08 09:28:19 this is flooded with RNDIS crap Nov 08 09:29:03 who use the microHDMI output? Nov 08 09:29:29 some Nov 08 09:29:34 that question is useless Nov 08 09:30:05 http://pastebin.com/0jWurJku Nov 08 09:30:15 is same Nov 08 09:30:17 after reboot Nov 08 09:30:22 dmesg >> dmesg.txt Nov 08 09:30:24 is same! Nov 08 09:31:24 my BBB don't display anythings if i plug microHDMI when i power it with USB Nov 08 09:31:36 what is connected? Nov 08 09:32:30 gen_ndis_query_resp: RNDIS_OID_GEN_RCV_NO_BUFFER Nov 08 09:35:55 sorry, hard to debug this way, the rndis crap floods the kernel log Nov 08 09:36:30 and how i can do? Nov 08 09:36:50 av500: script at start LOL :D Nov 08 09:37:59 hello everyone Nov 08 09:38:15 hello Nov 08 09:38:53 in slots i view enabled HDMI and eMMC Nov 08 09:38:56 only Nov 08 09:39:00 but no my UART2 Nov 08 09:39:01 :( Nov 08 09:39:41 anyone use the microHDMI output of the BBB?? Nov 08 09:40:03 is there a photo library of BBB which i can redistribute on my blog etc? should i take a photo of my own? Nov 08 09:40:47 mikiya_okuno: just use one from beagleborad.org Nov 08 09:41:03 mikiya_okuno: i'm quite sure nobody minds using them for promoting bbb Nov 08 09:41:15 KotH: oh, i see. thanks. Nov 08 09:41:41 KotH: btw, this is my own: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/5700319/2013-11-07%2014.27.56.jpg Nov 08 09:41:57 mikiya_okuno: zerg rush! :) Nov 08 09:42:13 hehe Nov 08 09:44:24 any answer? Nov 08 09:45:26 lomby92: 42 Nov 08 09:46:07 Quinto: yes, you can load it with a script at boot Nov 08 09:46:34 KotH: what? Nov 08 09:46:44 [10:30] what is connected? Nov 08 09:46:50 that's a valid answer, 42 Nov 08 09:46:57 -.- Nov 08 09:47:06 it answers life, the universe and everything! Nov 08 09:47:09 no less Nov 08 09:47:19 av500: Nov 08 09:47:27 i've resolve without script! Nov 08 09:47:28 greetings al Nov 08 09:47:31 l Nov 08 09:47:47 any of you running thee 3.12 kernel branch and got usb working? Nov 08 09:47:59 on a bbb Nov 08 09:48:24 usb and cpufreq seem to be flaking out on me Nov 08 09:48:29 3.8 works fine Nov 08 09:49:28 trying a 3.11 compile now to aee how it looks too Nov 08 09:50:28 any of you have try the OpenCV on BBB? How works? Nov 08 09:51:03 works like openCV Nov 08 09:51:08 it's slow on a slow CPU Nov 08 09:51:12 av500: heh Nov 08 09:52:08 so any of you distcc'ing much? Nov 08 09:52:54 works fairly nicely on a mix of bbb's and rpi's Nov 08 09:54:23 mostly I use my I7 :) Nov 08 09:54:42 av500: yeah yeah... i'm trying to do amap natively Nov 08 09:56:14 av500: only time i even use anything besides these and my tablet i ssh with is when something horribly breaks and i need a usb connection (now even one of my rpis is outfitted with a card reader to avoid that mostly) Nov 08 10:02:01 oooh.. ccache with distcc..even better Nov 08 10:03:35 av500: if you dont mind me asking.. whats your preferres distro for the arm boxes? Nov 08 10:03:42 er preferres Nov 08 10:03:46 er preferred Nov 08 10:05:05 * Tenkawa runs slackware on everything Nov 08 10:09:55 mostly homebrew Nov 08 10:10:42 av500: ahh Nov 08 10:33:20 he said rpi! stone him! Nov 08 10:33:43 and slackware Nov 08 10:35:53 volkerding him! Nov 08 10:39:18 and distcc, node.js him Nov 08 11:01:40 Hi friends does anyone have bootloader MLO file for beagleboneblack Nov 08 11:01:53 google has Nov 08 11:01:57 and so you Nov 08 11:02:05 and the NSA for sure Nov 08 11:02:24 I didnt find will you give me a link Nov 08 11:02:57 mlo.warez.com Nov 08 11:04:09 the site is not opening Nov 08 11:04:49 Kasim why you need MLO only? Nov 08 11:05:17 for running a blink program on BBB Nov 08 11:06:57 @woglinde do you hae any idea Nov 08 11:07:55 yes Nov 08 11:07:56 https://s3.amazonaws.com/angstrom/demo/beaglebone/Angstrom-Cloud9-IDE-GNOME-eglibc-ipk-v2012.12-beaglebone-2013.08.21.img.xz Nov 08 11:08:01 contains mlo Nov 08 11:08:16 aeh oh blink program? Nov 08 11:08:53 Sir i dont want to use cloud9 Nov 08 11:09:09 it contains mlo Nov 08 11:09:34 wanna run the BBB using MMCSD containing bootloader Nov 08 11:09:46 yes Nov 08 11:09:54 and the Nov 08 11:09:59 yes Nov 08 11:10:14 it has mlo Nov 08 11:10:18 and u-boot Nov 08 11:10:20 and kernel Nov 08 11:10:23 and cloud stuff Nov 08 11:10:29 well its downloading i'll see it thank you very much sir Nov 08 11:38:56 hi all Nov 08 11:39:11 how to add the patch to the kernel Nov 08 11:39:15 * KotH slaughters the bunny and prepares some stew for everyone Nov 08 11:39:55 how to manage the patches using git Nov 08 11:40:03 this is no git support channel Nov 08 11:40:11 please read the git documentation or buy a book on git Nov 08 11:40:28 also send woglinde some swiss chocolate. he likes it :) Nov 08 11:40:50 ok Nov 08 11:41:13 how to read the address data in i2c in eeprom Nov 08 11:42:16 how the gpio is managed in beaglebone to interface the eeprom Nov 08 11:42:28 are you afraid of documentation ? Nov 08 11:42:44 yaaaa Nov 08 11:43:39 i am not getting the correct patah to understand how it works Nov 08 11:44:07 learn how to clap with only one hand Nov 08 11:44:44 hello all, how long it takes to setup lighttpd? Nov 08 11:45:15 hours? Nov 08 11:45:47 ok i will practice that thing also Nov 08 11:46:55 ok what is the diffrence between i2c and i2s Nov 08 11:49:35 use i2s, for audio communications Nov 08 11:49:55 DAC ecc ecc Nov 08 11:50:34 i2c for standard data, eeprom, and other device Nov 08 11:54:02 too lazy to use google? Nov 08 11:54:09 fra: minutes? Nov 08 11:56:33 fra opkg update Nov 08 11:56:37 opkg install lightdm Nov 08 11:56:45 than some minutes to configure ir Nov 08 11:56:46 it Nov 08 11:56:51 ups Nov 08 11:56:55 lighttp Nov 08 11:56:58 not lightdm Nov 08 11:57:52 woglinde: you're right Nov 08 11:58:58 @av500, woglinde: I try opkg install lighttp Nov 08 11:59:07 tnks Nov 08 12:00:04 is there some way i can run memtest on my beagle board xm? Nov 08 12:00:26 uboot has one I think Nov 08 12:00:56 why would you? Nov 08 12:00:58 so hit enter at boot and run a command there? Nov 08 12:01:13 because im getting some very funky things happening with my compiler im developing Nov 08 12:01:56 mark4 you are to special Nov 08 12:02:02 and your compiler Nov 08 12:02:20 woglinde, if you have anything positive to say go ahead, knock yourself out Nov 08 12:02:33 hm it was neutral Nov 08 12:02:39 no it wasnt Nov 08 12:02:43 it was passive aggressive Nov 08 12:02:47 thers a difference Nov 08 12:02:48 and hint that maybe nobody here can help you Nov 08 12:03:07 maybe av500 knows some forth Nov 08 12:03:09 you not wanting to help equates to nobody can... got it Nov 08 12:03:11 I am not Nov 08 12:03:11 woglinde: root@beaglebone:~# opkg install lighttp Unknown package 'lighttp'. Nov 08 12:03:31 fra opkg update Nov 08 12:03:40 fra opkg list | grep lighttp Nov 08 12:03:42 yes Nov 08 12:03:47 ah! Nov 08 12:03:49 ok ok Nov 08 12:03:55 than opkg install the right package Nov 08 12:03:56 sorry Nov 08 12:04:00 so I am off Nov 08 12:05:39 mark4: I doubt memory issues Nov 08 12:06:14 av500, well i know i have bugs but code that works 2432454 times in a row suddenly segfaults after compiling a certain amount of code Nov 08 12:07:25 av500, would you be willing to run my code on your xm if you have one to tell me if it falls over in the same place? Nov 08 12:07:34 im not asking you to debug my code :) Nov 08 12:07:48 I know you would not ask that :) Nov 08 12:07:55 uboot has mtest Nov 08 12:08:42 so it segfauls at the same place? Nov 08 12:08:45 consistently? Nov 08 12:08:46 why would you not suspect memory issues? Nov 08 12:08:58 experience Nov 08 12:09:27 well actually its not segfaulting it compiles some sources and just HANGS in the same place. i run it through ddd and in there it segfaults Nov 08 12:09:51 and other SW runs fine? Nov 08 12:09:52 i.e. i put a break just prior to where it hangs, run it in gdb and single step and.. segfault Nov 08 12:10:07 hmm actually emerge gcc worked just fine Nov 08 12:10:11 good point Nov 08 12:10:14 well Nov 08 12:10:19 as I said :) Nov 08 12:10:21 crap Nov 08 12:10:33 rule #1: always blame your own code first Nov 08 12:10:36 emerge gcc is a MUCH better mem test than any dedicated memtest Nov 08 12:10:48 av500 i do. ive been debugging this one for 10 hours a day for the past 3 days Nov 08 12:10:51 hi all, is it possible to use BeagleBone as USB HID Camera device? Nov 08 12:10:54 im clutching at straws now Nov 08 12:11:02 pavel_: yes Nov 08 12:11:03 i want to emulate web camera Nov 08 12:11:08 yes Nov 08 12:11:10 av500 wanna debug my code??? :P~ Nov 08 12:11:11 lol Nov 08 12:11:12 av500: how) Nov 08 12:11:21 dunno Nov 08 12:11:33 technically its possible Nov 08 12:11:38 maybe SW needs to be written Nov 08 12:11:55 https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/usb/gadget_hid.txt Nov 08 12:12:07 by the way, if i have samsung tv which recognize only Samsung cameras... is it possible to let raspbery pi (which will act as camera hid device) to be recgnized as samsung camera? Nov 08 12:12:32 this is no rpi channel Nov 08 12:12:34 as i know any other web cameras is not recognized Nov 08 12:12:40 its all SW Nov 08 12:12:49 so most likely the answer is yes Nov 08 12:13:14 if you route the signal from the RPi through the BBB then this question will work for this channel ;) Nov 08 12:13:59 av500: sounds looks good) but i have no idea where to begin Nov 08 12:14:32 the usb gadget framework Nov 08 12:14:40 is where you start Nov 08 12:14:46 see what is there Nov 08 12:14:50 and what needs to be added Nov 08 12:14:55 i have raspbery pi now only, and as i know, raspbery pi couldnot opperate as hid client (only host) Nov 08 12:14:59 TI has camera HID for e, DM386 Nov 08 12:16:51 av500: that's why i've found BeagleBone could act as hid client, is it true? Nov 08 12:17:22 cause it has 1 usb slave port.. Nov 08 12:18:49 pavel_: the rpi can act as a usb device, but then none of the periphery would work, because the whole design of the rpi is totally fucked up Nov 08 12:19:55 KotH: rpi as i know has not usb slave port -> it means it could not operate as hid device for PC.. (mouse, keboard, ...etc..) Nov 08 12:20:05 it has only usb host Nov 08 12:20:16 pavel_: yes Nov 08 12:20:23 pavel_: exactly Nov 08 12:20:25 KotH: BeagleBone could act as hid client, is it true? Nov 08 12:20:29 sure Nov 08 12:20:36 you just need to programm it correctly Nov 08 12:20:40 it's all in your head Nov 08 12:20:44 er.. i mean in software Nov 08 12:21:03 KotH: could u help me how could i implement BeagleBone act as usb HID Camera with specific pid&vid to be recognized by Samsung TV? Nov 08 12:21:11 av500 btw, the opcode that ddd segfaults on is not a memory access, its a "mov r0, r1" opcode that has already executed 3434245234524 or more times before the failure Nov 08 12:21:34 KotH: or, it's not possible? Nov 08 12:22:51 hi Nov 08 12:23:11 pavel_: no, i dont have the time to help you Nov 08 12:23:20 pavel_: but you can hire me, if you need help Nov 08 12:23:36 KotH: i mean where i could start? and learn? Nov 08 12:23:41 uhmm... Nov 08 12:23:58 google for "linux usb device" or something similar Nov 08 12:24:04 KotH: after bying BeagleBon Nov 08 12:24:08 there is a ton of documentation for that kind of stuff Nov 08 12:24:17 KotH: hm hm... Nov 08 12:24:24 the Documentation directory of the kernel contains also quite a bit of information Nov 08 12:24:37 [13:12] av500: sounds looks good) but i have no idea where to begin Nov 08 12:24:38 [13:13] the usb gadget framework Nov 08 12:24:40 [13:13] is where you start Nov 08 12:24:40 you should also have a look that the usb standard Nov 08 12:24:41 [13:13] see what is there Nov 08 12:24:43 [13:13] and what needs to be added Nov 08 12:24:44 [13:10] https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/usb/gadget_hid.txt Nov 08 12:24:58 pavel_: what av500 said Nov 08 12:26:01 pavel_: also worship av500, he is one of the holy gatekeepers of #beagle Nov 08 12:26:05 av500: where is usb gadget framwwork? Nov 08 12:26:09 I am having a beagle board xm, I am very new to it. I googled about getting started guides. but it looks different from each other. can you please suggest a good material to refer? Nov 08 12:26:36 http://lxr.free-electrons.com/source/drivers/usb/gadget/uvc_video.c Nov 08 12:26:36 pavel_: you know how to google? Nov 08 12:26:42 pavel_: in the kernel Nov 08 12:26:42 av500: lol Nov 08 12:26:49 pavel_: as the url would have told you Nov 08 12:26:57 https://www.KERNEL.org/doc/Documentation/usb/gadget_hid.txt Nov 08 12:27:03 roh_: read a couple of them, understand what they are doing and try the one that looks the best Nov 08 12:27:17 roh_: if you fail, try to understand why you fail, if you cannot try the next method Nov 08 12:28:24 Thank u kotH, but i would apperitiate if u can suggest a best and simple way, bkse of lack of time to complete my projct Nov 08 12:28:46 there is no best and simple way Nov 08 12:28:49 roh_: sorry, there is no quick way Nov 08 12:28:52 roh_: What is "bkse"? Nov 08 12:28:56 what project? Nov 08 12:29:02 university? Nov 08 12:29:05 its because Nov 08 12:29:08 ask your supervisor Nov 08 12:29:08 roh_: learning is always a long, tedious and also labor intensive work Nov 08 12:29:15 wow... Nov 08 12:29:17 did you pick the project? Nov 08 12:29:55 yes... it is some image processing application with opencv Nov 08 12:30:19 av500: thanks for sharing the links Nov 08 12:30:22 basically its a small linux machine Nov 08 12:30:24 i will learning Nov 08 12:30:35 all the linux and opencv knowledge applies Nov 08 12:30:51 specifics might be different Nov 08 12:31:02 youll see when you get there Nov 08 12:31:21 first thing is to investigate standart web camera hid descriptor to use later it in BeagleBox fw, right? Nov 08 12:31:45 [13:25] http://lxr.free-electrons.com/source/drivers/usb/gadget/uvc_video.c Nov 08 12:31:56 This board-ganizer is not that great... Nov 08 12:32:10 also, why HID? Nov 08 12:32:16 since when is camera part of HID? Nov 08 12:32:48 can you sugest which camera does support with beagle board xm? I found few leopard imaging cams... But are there any cheaper cameras support for xm? Nov 08 12:33:07 usb cameras Nov 08 12:33:24 i want act beagle bone act as hid camera for tv Nov 08 12:33:34 i know Nov 08 12:33:36 to change camera's feed by stream from local file Nov 08 12:33:37 you said so Nov 08 12:33:53 that's why Nov 08 12:35:19 Thank you Nov 08 12:35:58 its either USB or leopard imaging Nov 08 12:37:26 What is an HID camera? Nov 08 12:38:03 one that watches your keyboard Nov 08 12:38:04 eggzeck-laptop: i mean hid device == usb web camera Nov 08 12:38:31 Oh I see, I was a bit confused. Nov 08 12:38:42 that is part of the test Nov 08 12:39:18 hah - haven't slept all night working on my project... Start to hallucinate Nov 08 12:39:28 starting* Nov 08 12:39:40 too much blood in your coffeestream? Nov 08 12:40:28 hah - I think I've become immune to its affects Nov 08 13:10:04 Man, I love my BBB... Why didn't I get one sooner? Nov 08 13:19:02 Hi friends does any one have MLO file for BeagleBone Black Nov 08 13:22:09 Kasim: one is in every version of the official angstrom images Nov 08 13:22:51 prpplague: he asked the same a couple hours ago, where one of our german friends answered him Nov 08 13:23:02 prpplague: he didnt seem to like the answer though Nov 08 13:24:10 yes but that link not working sir Nov 08 13:24:44 what link? Nov 08 13:27:22 the lik given to me for ref its not been able to download Nov 08 13:27:50 what link? Nov 08 13:28:43 the link given by german friend sir for me to download MLO file Nov 08 13:29:04 what link? Nov 08 13:29:06 what link? Nov 08 13:29:22 can you tell us the FUCKING link? Nov 08 13:30:17 12:07 < woglinde> https://s3.amazonaws.com/angstrom/demo/beaglebone/Angstrom-Cloud9-IDE-GNOME-eglibc-ipk-v2012.12-beaglebone-2013.08.21.img.xz Nov 08 13:30:20 12:08 < woglinde> contains mlo Nov 08 13:30:31 and the link works Nov 08 13:30:46 at least it does on this side of the seas of bits Nov 08 13:31:01 http://cl.ly/image/3A1h3x262z35 Nov 08 13:31:05 i'll drop that here ;P Nov 08 13:31:30 is that Kristina_'s stuff? Nov 08 13:32:08 winocm: be carefull with posting pr0n in this family-unfriendly channel! Nov 08 13:32:09 that's mine Nov 08 13:32:31 i did my own port Nov 08 13:32:35 ah Nov 08 13:32:45 where is apple maps? Nov 08 13:33:18 sadly, not there yet :( Nov 08 13:33:27 i just got a semi-reliable userland working yesterday Nov 08 13:33:29 you got lost? Nov 08 13:33:46 i see a flyswatter Nov 08 13:34:35 yeah Nov 08 13:51:41 in the angstrom distr. which editor works? Nov 08 13:52:16 all of them Nov 08 13:52:22 ok, maybe not notepad Nov 08 13:52:56 vi, gedit Nov 08 13:53:05 or? Nov 08 13:53:29 vi and gedit, not work Nov 08 13:53:36 gedit pippo Nov 08 13:54:07 I'm in ssh... Nov 08 13:54:47 okay, I try in local mode Nov 08 13:56:29 in local mode, vi work, gedit not Nov 08 13:57:31 local mode? Nov 08 14:00:06 sorry, without ssh... Nov 08 14:05:19 fra: so, you are trying to run an editor that requires x11 without providing x11 in any way? Nov 08 14:05:45 fra: that's like requesting a bowl of soup without the bowl Nov 08 14:06:57 KotH: I understand you are a beginner, you wonder if you can help Nov 08 14:07:56 with ssh you can often ssh -X host (to do x forwarding) if you are runing a X server locally Nov 08 14:08:11 I only ask you to be patient, if I ask stupid questions, but I'm studying Nov 08 14:08:16 http://www.viva64.com/en/a/0083/ <= on the Toyota embedded SW failure Nov 08 14:08:37 keesj_: thanks Nov 08 14:09:09 (there's more at embeddedgurus/michaelbarr for those interested) Nov 08 14:29:27 for view the systemctl services, how do? Nov 08 14:29:53 I have necessiti to disable the bone101 Nov 08 14:30:28 http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/ Nov 08 14:30:32 see manuals there Nov 08 14:30:58 http://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemctl.html Nov 08 14:32:01 @av500: tnks Nov 08 14:59:22 how to disable the webserver: http://192.168.0.105/Support/bone101/ Nov 08 14:59:47 the service is? bone101.service, i not found Nov 08 15:00:23 systemctl disable bonescript Nov 08 15:00:39 I think it used to be called bone101, but was renamed to bonescript in newer images. Nov 08 15:01:47 ok, try to find in systemctl Nov 08 15:03:40 @jkridner: systemctl disable bonescript.service, not stop webserver, it work Nov 08 15:04:06 oh... right, forgot.... 'systemctl disable bonescript.socket' Nov 08 15:04:13 you need to disable the socket listner. Nov 08 15:04:25 @jkridner: okay try Nov 08 15:04:33 otherwise, it'll just restart when you access the socket. Nov 08 15:06:22 becouse it run more? Nov 08 15:06:48 I try with systemctl disable bonescript.socket Nov 08 15:11:09 bonescript.service loaded active running Bonescript server Nov 08 15:11:23 it not sto, why? Nov 08 15:21:56 did you also do 'systemctl stop bonescript.service' or reboot? Nov 08 15:22:07 yes yes Nov 08 15:23:04 with stop, and disable, service webserver is down Nov 08 15:23:29 @jkridner: tanks Nov 08 16:28:41 cq cq ... Nov 08 17:14:18 everyone's going home and I'm here correcting C++ Nov 08 17:20:31 das: more fun than you ought be allowed. Nov 08 17:31:45 djlewis: put me out of my misery. Make me do some java Nov 08 17:32:30 cloud java for android would be the best Nov 08 17:49:12 greetings.. Nov 08 17:49:29 anyone running a bbb on the 3.12 kernel tree? Nov 08 17:50:13 yes Nov 08 17:50:28 panto: had any luck getting usb to work? Nov 08 17:50:42 haven't tried really Nov 08 17:50:58 does lsusb give you a libusb error? Nov 08 17:50:58 it might work Nov 08 17:51:11 (if you have it handy) Nov 08 17:51:27 http://pastebin.com/SXRUuwXP Nov 08 17:51:46 well darnit Nov 08 17:51:57 i wonder what i missed Nov 08 17:52:10 root@beaglebone:/proc# lsusb Nov 08 17:52:10 Bus 002 Device 002: ID 1908:0225 GEMBIRD Nov 08 17:52:37 https://github.com/pantoniou/linux-beagle-track-mainline/tree/merge-min-20131105 Nov 08 17:52:42 give it a try Nov 08 17:52:56 mmc doesn't work btw Nov 08 17:53:05 i've got the latest patched 3.12 from github Nov 08 17:53:09 interesting Nov 08 17:53:22 let's just say our interests are different :) Nov 08 17:53:30 it does for me Nov 08 17:53:39 both internal mmc and my sd card Nov 08 17:53:57 well, I'm running just minimal patches against mainline Nov 08 17:54:08 so I don't pick up all the drivers Nov 08 17:54:11 3.12.0+ #1 SMP Thu Nov 08 17:54:13 ahh Nov 08 17:54:53 well i'll see what i can find in the patches Nov 08 17:55:02 everything else looks great so far Nov 08 17:57:19 panto: thanks for the info though Nov 08 17:57:57 np Nov 08 18:05:04 panto: hey do you have any modules in lsmod that look usb related? Nov 08 18:05:41 http://pastebin.com/ssQ50Vp0 Nov 08 18:06:22 thanks.. i didnt compile my modules yet.. that might be giving me grief Nov 08 18:21:05 * Tenkawa compiles modules... go distcc/ccache go Nov 08 22:49:05 Hello Nov 08 22:50:45 Can anyone be of assistance to me and suggest the cheapest way to buy BeagleBone Black forCountry like Bosnia and Herzegovina. Nov 08 22:50:58 Sorry if this is rude Nov 08 22:51:30 Not rude, but if no one responds, it may just be because no one here knows how to help. Nov 08 22:52:58 Thank You, I am aiming at the price of 45$ but the shipping is the issue Nov 08 22:54:25 it's like the smillar problem to Poland, maybe there is a local distributor in your country Nov 08 22:54:45 i have googled a while and find a small polish local Nov 08 22:55:12 who sells bbb in a resonable price Nov 08 22:58:18 Thx bzyx, but there isn't Nov 08 23:08:07 I'm trying to set up an I2C interface on the BBB to a 3 axis accelerometer (MMA8452) using the Adafruit_I2C python library. The device shows up under i2cdetect, however I'm unable to read any meaning full data from the device. Does anyone have any experience with this? Nov 08 23:29:37 hi is possible connect a LVDS Display to BBB ? Nov 08 23:29:41 there is a Capes? Nov 08 23:31:25 http://circuitco.com/support/index.php?title=BeagleBone_Capes <- check the ones that say bb black compatible Nov 08 23:33:21 most of them come with a lcd as well though Nov 08 23:34:16 no Nov 08 23:34:21 i have LVDS 24 pin Nov 08 23:34:34 19'' Nov 08 23:34:52 but seem that is impossible connect to BBB Nov 08 23:45:47 i want LVDS 20 pins Nov 08 23:47:29 <_av500_> you need a lvds driver Nov 08 23:47:38 <_av500_> between the BBB and the LCD Nov 08 23:47:48 <_av500_> check the ones for BB XM and panda Nov 08 23:48:55 BBB dont have driveronboard? Nov 08 23:53:38 rcn-ee: I built the kernel (3.12) and debian with the latest update on http://eewiki.net/display/linuxonarm/BeagleBoard , the kernel panic issue with ext4 and serial login problem is gone. however, iwconfig outputs 4 wifi interfaces where I have only 2 usb wifi device http://pastebin.com/cWiRTqkP Nov 08 23:54:03 /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules says only wlan2 and wlan3 belongs to my devices Nov 08 23:54:32 do you know why wlan0 and wlan1 are reserved by default Nov 08 23:56:17 hi all Nov 08 23:56:29 first BBB arrived today Nov 09 00:00:09 if any of you are using ubuntu or debian and using an rtl 8192 wifi chip and are having issues Nov 09 00:00:13 I put this together https://github.com/justinledwards/beaglebone-debian-scripts/blob/master/wireless-fix.sh Nov 09 00:21:32 angs: You can always edit the rules in that file to make those devices have the names you want. Nov 09 00:22:31 angs, weird what wifi chipset is that? Nov 09 00:23:42 I finally got my USB-to-serial header adapter set up. Nov 09 00:24:18 angs, wait some add a, might be a multi band wifi chipset.. so the bug shows one wlanX for each radio.. Nov 09 00:56:28 levi: what's the pount of usb to serial? Nov 09 00:56:32 ohh..nm. Nov 09 01:06:50 Hello... Nov 09 01:07:28 RE: BBB...Should I use Node.js for getting to my files in the BBB? Nov 09 01:07:39 wha? Nov 09 01:07:48 Serious...I am a newbie. Nov 09 01:08:32 i installed samba, and set up a network share for the drive. Nov 09 01:08:37 I got books, hardware and software. I cannot seem to figure it out. Nov 09 01:08:49 it's just linux man. Nov 09 01:08:52 I use Angstrom. Nov 09 01:09:21 ftp, http, network share, anything will work. Nov 09 01:10:02 you can ssh in to your beaglebone and grab stuff from that direction Nov 09 01:10:03 I understand...I am just using my Angstrom via Node.js and some online code writing thing. Nov 09 01:10:24 I tried...It does not work. I have no way to connect my BBB to that SSH Client. Nov 09 01:10:40 you try the web interface? Nov 09 01:10:45 Yes... Nov 09 01:10:48 Many times. Nov 09 01:10:51 putty? Nov 09 01:10:55 No... Nov 09 01:11:07 I tried that putty thing...I could not use it, either. Nov 09 01:11:10 try putty, or some other proper ssh client. Nov 09 01:11:18 you couldn't use it, or it didn't connect? Nov 09 01:11:34 Okay...I could not figure out how to use putty and it did not connect. Nov 09 01:11:49 it did not connect because you couldn't figure it out, or were you getting some connection error? Nov 09 01:11:59 I could not figure it out... Nov 09 01:12:24 I did not get to the proper page. Nov 09 01:12:37 Putty seemed hard to find that night. Nov 09 01:12:41 are you using cloud9? Nov 09 01:12:44 Yes. Nov 09 01:12:49 you can't upload files from there? Nov 09 01:12:54 (i don't know, i've never used it) Nov 09 01:13:15 I only can type in it. I cannot paste files into it. Nov 09 01:13:40 drag and drop? Nov 09 01:13:50 Nope...not from where I sit. Nov 09 01:14:06 well, i'm of no use. if you wait around, someone else might be able to help. Nov 09 01:14:17 It is cool...I am not going to give up. Nov 09 01:14:45 i haven't used any of that user friendly stuff, but there has to be a way to upload files easily. Nov 09 01:14:49 would be super super lame if there wasn't. Nov 09 01:14:52 My unit turns on and responds to the .org BBB site and can understand the BBB.org's instructions. Nov 09 01:15:07 https://docs.c9.io/uploading_downloading.html Nov 09 01:15:12 yeah, looks like drag and drop should work. Nov 09 01:15:21 Okay. Nov 09 01:15:39 looks like you need to use chrome to drag and drop folders. Nov 09 01:16:00 I will try...Oh and I use Chrome. Nov 09 01:16:10 The BBB site stated to not use IE. Nov 09 01:16:25 yeah, IE is pretty broken. Nov 09 01:16:33 i hear the later versions aren't as broken though. Nov 09 01:16:45 They are...esp. on older machines. Nov 09 01:17:28 I got the book: Getting Started w/ Beaglebone. Nov 09 01:18:17 It is an easy read. I bought it to review what I have not practiced, i.e. code, JS and new info. Nov 09 01:18:45 It has easy to understand examples...I cannot get the examples to work yet. Nov 09 01:18:59 <<< still new Nov 09 01:25:56 Okay...one last question. Should I use windows when working on my BBB or Linux OS? Nov 09 01:26:42 SethN, you should make sure to update your bb to the latest production image. Nov 09 01:26:54 I got it... Nov 09 01:27:14 and, linux vs windows, it doesn't matter. that's like asking if you should access facebook on linux or windows. Nov 09 01:27:32 I got the latest one, I think. The Micro SD card stuff was giving me trouble. Nov 09 01:27:41 if you're doing c/c++ suff, then linux would make cross compliing much easier, but it doesn't sound like you'll be doing that. Nov 09 01:27:52 I could not write it... Nov 09 01:28:02 you have to follow th edirections *exactly* Nov 09 01:28:06 Oh...C ++ is something I am not fond of. Nov 09 01:28:08 most people don't. Nov 09 01:28:37 Hey, anyone know why there isn't aufs support on the beaglebone production image? Nov 09 01:28:46 I took some computer stuff in college but I am trying it now for the first time. Nov 09 01:28:50 looks like aufs has been in angstrom for 2 years now. Nov 09 01:30:35 Hey Nomel...it says type, "ssh root@192.168.7.2," on my command line prompt. Nov 09 01:30:48 Command line prompt means...? Nov 09 01:31:19 are you using linux? Nov 09 01:31:39 No...I am using MS 7. Nov 09 01:31:47 then that won't work. you should use putty. Nov 09 01:31:56 open putty, type in 192.168.7.2 for the address, and hit ok. Nov 09 01:32:02 Okay...Thank you. Nov 09 01:32:15 err, the button is "Open" not ok Nov 09 01:32:15 I will be back. Nov 09 01:32:23 open...got it. Nov 09 01:32:33 http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.exe Nov 09 01:32:48 nm then. Nov 09 01:33:01 Heh? Nov 09 01:33:14 haha, never mind that! i thought you were saying you openned putty and got it. Nov 09 01:33:22 Oh. Nov 09 01:33:30 you can get putty from that link. Nov 09 01:33:46 Okay. Nov 09 01:33:46 ideally, you wouldn't trust that link, and google it instead. Nov 09 01:33:53 cause i could be trying to give you a virus! MUHAHAH! Nov 09 01:35:35 No! Nov 09 01:35:56 hrmmm, i see why aufs isn't supported. it doesn't really support newer kernels, and kernel 3.8 is getting EOL. Nov 09 01:35:57 I found a putty.exe. Nov 09 01:36:11 Party time... Nov 09 01:36:26 http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html Nov 09 01:36:28 make sure it's from there. Nov 09 01:36:38 that's the official download page. Nov 09 01:37:02 Yep...that is where I found it. Nov 09 01:37:11 I cannot get putty to start...Boo! Nov 09 01:37:28 I clicked open and it just makes a noise. Nov 09 01:37:35 No response... Nov 09 01:37:59 you have the beaglebone plugged in with usb, right? Nov 09 01:38:04 and you installed the drivers? Nov 09 01:38:04 Yes... Nov 09 01:38:09 yes... Nov 09 01:40:34 type, without the quotes, "ping 192.168.7.2" Nov 09 01:41:22 Okay...where? Nov 09 01:42:05 Oh...the IP address? Nov 09 01:42:07 check your private messages Nov 09 01:42:11 Okay... Nov 09 01:42:23 By the way...I got putty up and running. Nov 09 01:42:25 it should be in another window. lets go there so we don't spam this channel with tech support Nov 09 01:42:32 Okay. Nov 09 01:43:01 Yep. Nov 09 01:44:38 up top by #beagle, red window with my name! Nov 09 02:42:58 is it just me or is angstrom really fragile? Nov 09 02:43:37 i keep getting -sh: /etc/profile.d/*: Permission denied (when trying to login via ssh) Nov 09 02:43:38 I suppose it depends on what you're using it for exactly Nov 09 02:45:29 has the account been configured to have a shell login in ssh? Nov 09 02:48:19 yeah i've created users and passwords, copied over my ssh key.... Nov 09 02:54:52 now i even get it when logging in to my user account via usb **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Nov 09 02:59:58 2013