**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Dec 13 03:00:00 2013
Dec 13 03:25:20 <mdp> vagrantc: http://elinux.org/Capemgr
Dec 13 03:36:12 <vagrantc> mdp: thanks! seems likely to be running a 3.12.x kernel and needs the capes to be updated.
Dec 13 03:37:51 <vagrantc> mdp: but that's helpful to have a good overview
Dec 13 03:43:10 <mdp> can't tell if you have a question. your statement indicated that you didn't know how to load an overlay
Dec 13 03:48:09 <vagrantc> mdp: i stumbled upon something less detailed on how to load them eventually, but the link you pointed me to was better. :)
Dec 13 04:09:21 <N2TOH> any pointers I should know when attempting to run Android on the BBB?
Dec 13 05:15:20 <av500> stay away from NULL pointers
Dec 13 05:25:31 <N2TOH> ok?
Dec 13 05:27:13 <av500> have you tried google?
Dec 13 05:28:50 * N2TOH points to evil offerings from the local brewery... 
Dec 13 05:35:20 <vvu|Log> last time I tried android on BBB it worked really crappy
Dec 13 05:36:59 <ds2> it works fine
Dec 13 05:37:15 <ds2> got to tweak it a little
Dec 13 05:37:21 <N2TOH> I am curious about it as there are some SDR apps I'd like to try
Dec 13 05:37:38 <ds2> probally would not recommend stacking SDR on top of it
Dec 13 05:37:42 <ds2> unless you stick with the GB stuff
Dec 13 05:38:01 <N2TOH> the image I downloaded  seems to need a little LTC to get the HDMI video to work
Dec 13 05:38:10 <kmit> Hello everyone, I have a logitech c920 camera, I actually wanted to stream a video using UDP protocol, and I wanted to run another process concurrently, so I began using pthreads, the two programs are running concurrently and they are working fine for a short duration but the camera is getting powered down after a short amount of time
Dec 13 05:38:12 <ds2> ewwwwwwwwwwww HDMI
Dec 13 05:38:33 <N2TOH> I have the BBB board
Dec 13 05:38:39 <ds2> get a proper LCD
Dec 13 05:38:49 * N2TOH is broke
Dec 13 05:38:49 <ds2> HDMI is a crock
Dec 13 05:38:55 <ds2> build it
Dec 13 05:39:42 <N2TOH> would rather use serial console as I intend to use it as a Network SDR eventually
Dec 13 05:39:53 <ds2> that could work nicely
Dec 13 05:40:02 <ds2> what's the RF part are you using?
Dec 13 05:40:57 <N2TOH> I have the E4000 and EC013 DVB-t USB dongles, plus I am currently building up a peabearry SDR board
Dec 13 05:41:25 <ds2> peaberry?
Dec 13 05:41:35 <N2TOH> you need linky?
Dec 13 05:42:01 <N2TOH> http://ae9rb.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=8
Dec 13 05:42:38 <N2TOH> it's a 4 band SDR for the ham bands with onboard sound card and about 1000mW of TX power output
Dec 13 05:43:17 <ds2> N2TOH is your call?
Dec 13 05:43:24 * N2TOH nods
Dec 13 05:43:26 <N2TOH> yes
Dec 13 05:43:54 <ds2> ah
Dec 13 05:44:03 <ds2> hmmm that is more of a SD-IF the a SDR
Dec 13 05:44:21 <N2TOH> SD-IF?
Dec 13 05:44:28 <ds2> it outputs 96KHz
Dec 13 05:44:38 <ds2> that's more like an IF
Dec 13 05:44:46 <Russ> I was going to say...
Dec 13 05:44:59 <N2TOH> yeah most of the low cost HAM SDR stuff uses a sound card for the IF
Dec 13 05:45:00 <Russ> 96k samples per sec would be a pretty sad sdr
Dec 13 05:45:27 <ds2> N2TOH: you seen the HackRF?
Dec 13 05:45:40 <Russ> great scott!
Dec 13 05:46:32 <N2TOH> yes I have seen the HackRF, but sadly I am not a coder and the vast majority of HAMS are not interested in such entry level LAB equipment
Dec 13 05:47:04 <sat> hi
Dec 13 05:47:23 <Russ> ...? entry level?
Dec 13 05:47:28 <Russ> hackrf is 20 msps
Dec 13 05:47:55 <N2TOH> the HackRF is intended as a general RF device. most of what I have seen for the ham bands is 16 bits+ and intended to deal with the harshness of the HF bands
Dec 13 05:49:12 <N2TOH> the RF world is very hostile below 30Mhz and it gets worse as you approach DC
Dec 13 05:49:32 <ds2> N2TOH: what bands are you into?
Dec 13 05:49:57 <N2TOH> currently my interest is in 20 and 60 Meters.
Dec 13 05:50:26 <ds2> ah sub 20MHz stuff
Dec 13 05:50:31 <ds2> u a tech or general?
Dec 13 05:50:33 <N2TOH> yeah
Dec 13 05:50:40 <N2TOH> General
Dec 13 05:51:01 <ds2> you can make a simple SDR Front end
Dec 13 05:51:16 <ds2> pre-amp, ADC with like 40MHz sample rate
Dec 13 05:51:23 <N2TOH> I have attempted the Extra test a few times, only to learn the local VEC was a  prick
Dec 13 05:51:30 <ds2> prehaps toss in a band pass 5MHz-20MHz
Dec 13 05:51:44 <ds2> an excuse to travel!
Dec 13 05:52:03 <N2TOH> for now I am content to tinker with proven hardware for now
Dec 13 05:52:27 <N2TOH> I have a KNJN SAQO-Q board for later dev work
Dec 13 05:52:50 <ds2> or for added fun be a LF and work 100KHz
Dec 13 05:53:00 <kmit> @av500:what would be the best protocol to stream video along while I am trying to run concurrently the socket server-client program.
Dec 13 05:53:09 <N2TOH> off the top of my head it's like 200MSPS ADC, and 165MSPS DAC
Dec 13 05:53:45 <N2TOH> ds2, I used to play with 160 to 190KHz about 20 years ago
Dec 13 05:53:59 <ds2> 200MS...now that'll do a nice SDR
Dec 13 05:54:33 <ds2> lots of contacts down in the 160KHz/190KHz range?
Dec 13 05:54:34 <N2TOH> I used to live next to a train station... hmm oh so nice conductors...
Dec 13 05:54:58 <ds2> did the tracks resonate at 160KHz?
Dec 13 05:55:05 <Dr{Who}> HackRF looks cool thanks for the link. could this device be use for a spectrum analyzer or scanner?
Dec 13 05:55:30 <av500> kmit: no idea
Dec 13 05:55:38 <av500> stream to where?
Dec 13 05:55:41 <ds2> Dr, depends on what's ur idea ofa  spectrum analyzer
Dec 13 05:55:43 <av500> local net?
Dec 13 05:55:47 <N2TOH> ds2, more like miles and miles of metal to play with
Dec 13 05:56:15 <Dr{Who}> freq domain sweeps. And maybe do FFT on a BBB :)
Dec 13 05:56:19 <N2TOH> Dr{Who} sure with the proper software the HackRF can do almost anything!
Dec 13 05:57:25 <N2TOH> Dr{Who}, by no means an FCC goverment certified tool, but sure you could do lots of useful measuremets with an SDR based SA
Dec 13 05:57:27 <Dr{Who}> not sure how good it would do with 8 bit though. hmm.
Dec 13 05:57:41 <N2TOH> better then nothing!
Dec 13 05:58:00 <kmit> @av500:Thank you
Dec 13 05:58:40 <ds2> if you don't care about sensitivity...sure
Dec 13 05:59:24 <Dr{Who}> I have a signal hound currently and it does a good job but would be interesting to try and do the same with this.
Dec 13 06:01:12 <kmit> av500:I actually wanted to stream to client connected to my network, I tried using UDP protocol, it worked fine, but when I was running a socket server-client, it worked for sometime before getting powered down, I am using a wifi dongle in order to connect the bb to the network
Dec 13 06:01:25 <av500> and?
Dec 13 06:01:26 <kmit> @av500:sorry it was beagle bone black
Dec 13 06:01:41 <av500> so, debug it
Dec 13 06:03:49 <kmit> @av500:okay, I will debug it
Dec 13 10:04:58 <Rick__> Is anyone here who I spoke with yesterday?
Dec 13 10:05:22 <Rick__> I'm here to report back that the other BeagleBone Black also fails to hot plug my usb device.
Dec 13 10:06:01 <Rick__> So the conclusion is that the USB device is too broken or something like that.
Dec 13 10:06:25 <Rick__> I can hook the USB device into my laptop so it's not completly broken but maybe the BeagleBone Black can't tolerate as much
Dec 13 10:07:18 <Rick__> I tested if the BeagleBone Black accepts another USB storage device and that did work
Dec 13 10:07:35 <Rick__> Also when hot plugging, so really it must be the USB device that is somewhat broken.
Dec 13 10:08:01 <Rick__> I want to know what the error -19 means in the usb driver. Does anyone know that?
Dec 13 10:08:21 <av500> the source code know
Dec 13 10:08:32 <av500> s
Dec 13 10:08:37 <Rick__> yeah
Dec 13 10:09:08 <Rick__> I am going to look into that but I was kind of hoping anyone here knew it as I don't have a lot of time left
Dec 13 10:14:54 <philenotfound> You ill?
Dec 13 10:19:53 <das> when's the funeral ?
Dec 13 10:20:00 <Rick__> Very funny
Dec 13 10:22:56 <Rick__> Thanks anyways for the help
Dec 13 12:52:32 <bitnumus> hi all, i have a BB-LCD4 cape, and i'd like to boot it into debian, how would i go about that ?
Dec 13 13:14:05 <mdp> ahh, nobody told Rick__ that all the hot plug issues are fixed in 3.13-rc3
Dec 13 13:15:00 <malcom2073> bitnumus: 1: Install debian, 2: install lxde, 3: Enjoy?
Dec 13 13:15:16 <bitnumus> malcom2073, i have debian on an SDcard, i can ssh to it
Dec 13 13:15:38 <malcom2073> You don't get a console on the lcd?
Dec 13 13:15:49 <bitnumus> but the screen is booting Angstrom
Dec 13 13:15:54 <bitnumus> arm login:
Dec 13 13:16:05 <malcom2073> The screen isn't booting anything
Dec 13 13:16:10 <malcom2073> the screen is displaying what's on your BB
Dec 13 13:16:31 <malcom2073> Which means your BB is booting into angstrom
Dec 13 13:16:35 <bitnumus> yes
Dec 13 13:16:37 <bitnumus> why
Dec 13 13:16:38 <bitnumus> lol
Dec 13 13:16:51 <malcom2073> Because you didn't install debian? Is this a BBB by chance?
Dec 13 13:17:16 <bitnumus> <bitnumus> malcom2073, i have debian on an SDcard, i can ssh to it
Dec 13 13:17:28 <bitnumus> yes its a BBB
Dec 13 13:17:53 <malcom2073> It's likely booting off the eMMC, rather than the SD card
Dec 13 13:18:43 <malcom2073> Did you hold down the uSD boot button when you powered on the board?
Dec 13 13:18:59 <bitnumus> yea i've tried this also, it worked for a friend, but its not working for me :P
Dec 13 13:19:39 <malcom2073> Then maybe the SD card isn't properly formatted or doesn't have the right image on it.
Dec 13 13:20:46 <bitnumus> what image does it 'need' i've been using it over ssh for weeks
Dec 13 13:20:50 <malcom2073> bitnumus: http://www.armhf.com/index.php/getting-started-with-ubuntu-img-file/ Has some decent instructions for how to take one of their prebuilt images and put it on the SD card.
Dec 13 13:20:58 <malcom2073> you've been using angstrom over ssh.
Dec 13 13:21:04 <bitnumus> no, i haven't
Dec 13 13:21:18 <malcom2073> Then you're lying to us. If the LCD shows angstrom, then the BBB has angstrom on it
Dec 13 13:21:21 <bitnumus> well, it says   debian@arm
Dec 13 13:21:33 <bitnumus> and i've had huge files on it, over 4GB
Dec 13 13:22:49 <bitnumus> i knwo its debian,
Dec 13 13:22:52 <bitnumus> i've been using it :)
Dec 13 13:23:11 <malcom2073> What do you mean when you say the LCD shows angstrom?
Dec 13 13:23:28 <bitnumus> it says   'arm login:'
Dec 13 13:23:39 <bitnumus> my friend has the same setup, and his says   root@debian-armhf
Dec 13 13:24:01 <malcom2073> So it doesn't show angstrom, it shows an arm login.....
Dec 13 13:24:19 <malcom2073> Being as it's an arm board, that makes sense :)
Dec 13 13:24:25 <malcom2073> plug in a keyboard and log in.
Dec 13 13:24:47 <bitnumus> if i ssh in, its not the same prompt
Dec 13 13:24:53 <malcom2073> No, it wouldn't be.
Dec 13 13:24:54 <bitnumus> however, with my friend, it is
Dec 13 13:25:11 <bitnumus> its not right i know it, my friend can ssh in right away and sees output on screen
Dec 13 13:25:15 <malcom2073> don't know how your friend has his set up, but I've never seen ssh request "arm login:" for a login name
Dec 13 13:25:41 <malcom2073> Like I said, grab a keyboard and log in, you'll get the same prompt you have over ssh
Dec 13 13:25:49 <bitnumus> no i dont!
Dec 13 13:25:50 <bitnumus> ffs
Dec 13 13:25:51 <bitnumus> lol
Dec 13 13:26:03 <bitnumus> what would the login be? its not debian
Dec 13 13:26:29 <malcom2073> It would be the same as ssh
Dec 13 13:26:39 <malcom2073> "ffs" Calm down.
Dec 13 13:26:52 <bitnumus> if i ssh in, it says  'debian@arm'
Dec 13 13:27:15 <malcom2073> And you are unable to log in at the console (LCD screen with a keyboard) using the same user/pass combonation?
Dec 13 13:27:20 <bitnumus> i can login, do whatever, but screen remains on this prompt   'arm login:'
Dec 13 13:28:24 <malcom2073> Are you trying to ssh in, and see your ssh session on the LCD?
Dec 13 13:28:31 <bitnumus> yes
Dec 13 13:28:39 <bitnumus> my friend has the same setup as me, and his is doing exactly that
Dec 13 13:28:41 <malcom2073> Ah, that I don't know, never done that before.
Dec 13 13:28:50 <malcom2073> Grab his SD card, copy it to yours?
Dec 13 13:29:08 <bitnumus> unfortunately he lives a little way away
Dec 13 13:29:28 <malcom2073> Why do you want to do that anyway? What's your end goal here?
Dec 13 13:29:29 <bitnumus> maybe i'm not holding this boot button long enough :P
Dec 13 13:29:55 <bitnumus> not cables but power, headless and controlled over ssh
Dec 13 13:29:56 <malcom2073> boot button has nothing to do with what you're trying to do
Dec 13 13:30:50 <bitnumus> if i have debian on SDcard and angstrom on the BBB, dont i need that button to force boot from sdcard?
Dec 13 13:31:07 <malcom2073> Yes, but you already said it is booting to debian
Dec 13 13:31:12 <malcom2073> so that's not an issue.
Dec 13 13:31:26 <malcom2073> Your issue is, you're trying to display your ssh session locally on the LCD
Dec 13 13:32:25 <malcom2073> You can do it with the "screen" command, but that requires logging in locally
Dec 13 13:32:33 <malcom2073> Not sure how to have that set up on boot to do that automatically
Dec 13 13:32:47 <malcom2073> Why don't you ask your friend how he did it?
Dec 13 13:36:42 <das> av5: you seem divided
Dec 13 15:33:18 <miffedCentral> Yo beaglers
Dec 13 15:33:55 <miffedCentral> I mangaed to forget my password on my BBB after a particularly annoying failing-CRT session...
Dec 13 15:34:31 <miffedCentral> does anyone know how I can check an SSH request has succeeded inside a regex brute force attack? pls?
Dec 13 15:34:59 <miffedCentral> Can I just treat it as any other system call from perl?
Dec 13 15:35:40 * miffedCentral hopes that lot is clear
Dec 13 15:37:41 <alan_o> miffedCentral: reflash and start over.
Dec 13 15:39:06 <miffedCentral> boo is that well-considered advice or just a hunch?
Dec 13 15:39:11 <malcom2073> If you're running off eMMC, put in a bootable SD card, use it to edit your passwd file?
Dec 13 15:39:25 <malcom2073> Or use it to add a new user with a know password
Dec 13 15:39:39 <malcom2073> If you're running off SD, put the card in a PC and do the same
Dec 13 15:40:15 <miffedCentral> actually that was my second question - i got an sd card with ubuntu on it, can i dig down into the flash through ubuntu?
Dec 13 15:40:32 <malcom2073> Should be able to get into the flash, it shows up as another MMC device
Dec 13 15:40:48 <malcom2073> Another alternative may be single user mode, not sure if that's possible with the BBB?
Dec 13 15:40:55 <miffedCentral> ooooh I think you just made my day.
Dec 13 15:41:08 <malcom2073> If so, you get passwordless root access so you can change your password
Dec 13 15:41:17 <miffedCentral> any tips on the MMC label? are there only a couple?
Dec 13 15:41:26 <malcom2073> /dev/mmc*
Dec 13 15:41:34 <malcom2073> it'll be the one not mounted as / when booted to SD?
Dec 13 15:41:40 <malcom2073> should be two
Dec 13 15:41:42 <malcom2073> well
Dec 13 15:42:00 <malcom2073> two primaries. mmcblk0 and mmcblk1 iirc
Dec 13 15:42:27 <miffedCentral> Ok thx, I don't know if it's possible to boot the BBB into single user mode...well either way I can check the default by booting up my other BBB
Dec 13 15:43:13 <miffedCentral> many thanks - don't fancy spending two days setting up my perl stuff again...
Dec 13 15:43:31 <malcom2073> no problem, reflashing is never an answer, unless the question is "windows?" :P
Dec 13 15:43:34 <malcom2073> Hope you get it going
Dec 13 15:43:58 <malcom2073> There's absolutly no security with physical access, which means you can always recover from a password loss :)
Dec 13 15:44:08 <malcom2073> Well, by defaukt
Dec 13 15:44:11 <malcom2073> default*
Dec 13 15:45:35 <miffedCentral> hang on, you mean it's possible to interrupt the boot sequence? @'no security with physical access'
Dec 13 15:45:39 <miffedCentral> ?
Dec 13 15:46:05 <miffedCentral> or simply that the flash files are visible in other OSs? doh!
Dec 13 15:46:07 <malcom2073> On typical linux systems, not sure if you can do it with a BBB.
Dec 13 15:46:18 <miffedCentral> sure, I did it with PCs
Dec 13 15:46:35 <miffedCentral> anyhow, I'll try that stuff.
Dec 13 15:47:12 <miffedCentral> Here's another tricky issue; I want to make the BBB boot with UK keyboard...where should I put <<< sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup [etc]>>>
Dec 13 15:47:28 <miffedCentral> .bashrc ?
Dec 13 15:48:08 <malcom2073> That I don't know off the top of my head, sorry
Dec 13 15:49:04 <miffedCentral> no worries, I can live with hunting for hashes and backslashes
Dec 13 16:34:20 <jeet__> Question: Is it okay to go to a job interview in shirt and tie? (i.e. no blazer/jacket)
Dec 13 16:34:48 <vvu|Log> i think it depends on the company
Dec 13 16:35:12 <sellout-> jeet__: What kind of job? What geo? I would not show up to an interview in anything more than a casual button-down (no tie), but it depends on your job market.
Dec 13 16:35:58 <malcom2073> Heh, if you're going for McDonalds... well yanno :)
Dec 13 16:36:18 <jeet__> Ok say it is a programming job at a company? Or are you saying it depends on the culture?
Dec 13 16:37:09 <malcom2073> Is it at a startup company, or just a big corperate gig?
Dec 13 16:37:11 <vvu|Log> i went to M$, TI Germany and Google Germany in a T-Shirt *way for internship* and nobody cared..dunno how it works for fullTime
Dec 13 16:37:45 <jeet__> Probably leaning more towards big and corporate
Dec 13 16:37:46 <sellout-> jeet__: Depends on the culture. I’m in the US. If I was applying somewhere in RTP (North Carolina), I’d dress nicer than somewhere in SF. But I also am not likely to find many jobs I’d like in RTP, so …
Dec 13 16:38:05 <jeet__> Ok thanks guys
Dec 13 16:38:07 <malcom2073> Yeah, one thing I've heard, is that out west in the USA you can be a bit more casual in dresscode
Dec 13 16:39:35 <sellout-> jeet__: The trick (hard to plan for) is to dress just one step nicer than the interviewers. So, maybe catch a glimpse at what people are wearing to the office the day before your interview.
Dec 13 16:40:27 <sellout-> Overdressing can be just as bad as underdressing. And sure, it shouldn’t matter, but there are all sorts of subconscious influencers.
Dec 13 16:47:59 <jeet__> sellout- thanks, i feel the tie does the trick there as most people just go business casual with a button up to work
Dec 13 16:48:07 <jeet__> some use polos etc. at least the places i've been
Dec 13 16:48:29 <jeet__> Question: Looking for a balanced newspaper(s) to read, opinions? How is the Globe and Mail?
Dec 13 16:52:04 <jeet__> lol my friend calls me and says he needs help witha  brainstorming project "all the ways to double 10K$ in 7 days" lol... says he's "willing to take the risk"... lol
Dec 13 18:06:53 <robinmholt> I am using a beaglebone with the default rootfs as shipped. I have a v3.12.x kernel compiled into a zImage (gzip'd) and the am335x-bone.dtb file compiled.  I am looking for the right instructions for turning that into a single uImage file.  What are the correct steps?  If I need a .its file, where can I find an example.
Dec 13 18:53:45 <robinmholt> Ah, I think I found it.  I was looking for the CONFIG_ARM_APPENDED_DTB stuff.
Dec 13 18:54:14 <robinmholt> I now get what looks correct when I use 'make LOADADDR=0x80008000 uImage-dtb.am335x-bone
Dec 13 18:54:33 <robinmholt> It still does not work, but that is certainly because of my config file.
Dec 13 19:19:05 <mromero> I have a driver for some ST mems sensors that requires the input-polldev kernel module. On my BB white it was already installed and there was a opkg package called kernel-module-input-polldev and drivers work great. However, I just tried this on a stock BBB and it doesn't look like the kernel module is installed. I have looked in the Angstrom feed and I can't find a package that would provide it. Does anybody have any suggestions on how I can in
Dec 13 19:19:05 <mromero> stall it?
Dec 13 20:15:37 <Richly> Hello...I've never tried to is IRC before and am not sure how to say anything.
Dec 13 20:15:45 <Richly> Ah...figured it out!
Dec 13 20:16:53 <Richly> Question: starting with a new beaglebone black, installed emacs.  Starts up nicely, but doesn't respond to ANY keys.
Dec 13 20:17:03 <Richly> Any suggestions how to fix this?
Dec 13 20:17:29 <jkridner> USB keyboard or network connection?
Dec 13 20:17:38 <jkridner> ie., is it emacs or your keyboard?
Dec 13 20:17:42 <jkridner> guess it must be emacs.
Dec 13 20:17:47 <jkridner> nevermind me. :)
Dec 13 20:17:49 <Richly> For sure it's emacs
Dec 13 20:18:10 <Richly> Because otherwise I wouldn't have been able to talk to the shell to install and then run emacs.
Dec 13 20:18:54 <Richly> Also, I should say that I'm using 192.168.x.y to talk to the BBB, using a TTY program on a Windows machine.
Dec 13 20:19:51 <Richly> The x.y is either 7.2 if I can get the Ethernet over USB to work (e.g., my XP machine) or not (my Windows 7 machine).
Dec 13 20:20:23 <Richly> If not 7.2, then 1.155, which my router happily serves up via DHCP.
Dec 13 20:21:15 <jkridner> you using Angstrom? opkg install emacs to get it?
Dec 13 20:21:35 * jkridner wonders if anyone knows that emacs is working in Angstrom, but suspects it does
Dec 13 20:22:04 <Richly> Yes, it's the latest BBB (just received, version A6).  And had to do opkg update before it found emacs.
Dec 13 20:22:42 <Richly> Oh, yes, Angstrom.
Dec 13 20:23:36 <Richly> And emacs does start up and show its Welcome to emacs screen...but then it doesn't respond to any keys at all.  I have to close
Dec 13 20:23:46 <Richly> the connection to go on.
Dec 13 21:21:30 <keneth> Hey everyone, I have an issue with my beaglebone black, I downloaded the image https://s3.amazonaws.com/angstrom/demo/beaglebone/BBB-eMMC-flasher-2013.09.04.img.xz and it did the flashing correctly, but now I can no longer connect to the board via USB, I can see the kernel is ok using an FTDI cable and "ifconfig" command returns ip of 192.168.7.2. Is the USB ethernet disabled int his build??
Dec 13 21:23:13 <keneth> I can't connect to it via ehternet cable either :(
Dec 13 22:15:25 <keneth> So does anyone know why the newest eMMC flash image does not allow an ehternet connection to the beaglebone?
Dec 13 22:16:06 <keneth> I also get the error during boot before entering my login "[   15.850523] systemd-udevd[87]: worker [111] failed while ha ndling '/devices/ocp.2/47400000.usb/musb-hdrc.0.auto/gadget/net/usb0'"
Dec 13 22:18:14 <ioiodogy> Hello, I am having a problem connecting to the beaglebone over usb. I am able to browse the static site stored in the virtual flash drive, but whenever I try to connect to the BBB webserver I get timed out. I have tried to SSH in to no avail. If anyone could try to help me it would be greatly appreciated!
Dec 13 22:23:29 <keneth> ioiodogy: idd you try advanced port scanner, if you are on Windows?
Dec 13 22:23:52 <ioiodogy> No, could you direct me to where I could access that?
Dec 13 22:27:18 <keneth> if you downloaded the newest flash image, you may be having the same problem where the ehternet adapter is not working http://archlinuxarm.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=4996
Dec 13 22:28:06 <ioiodogy> Alright, I will reflash to an older one. Thank you very much.
Dec 13 22:28:25 <keneth> If you have a brand new board, just download the advanced port scanner and search for a device that has ports 22 (SSH) and 80 (web) open, default IP should be 192.168.7.2, but it may be different for you
Dec 13 22:28:52 <ioiodogy> Ok I will try that also.
Dec 13 22:28:56 <keneth> try the steps in that link, by turning eth0 off and then on you ay be able to get it to work
Dec 13 22:29:04 <ioiodogy> Sounds good
Dec 13 22:30:17 <keneth> Actually, it just worked for me, so yea it's the flash image
Dec 13 22:41:31 <oussema> does anyone know if connecting an external I2C device on the I2C1 port, to which is connected the emmc, could damage the emc or alter is functionning ?
Dec 13 22:41:50 <oussema> alter its* functionning
Dec 13 22:43:05 <Russ> you might check your schematic again
Dec 13 22:43:54 <oussema> @Russ : why do i need to check my schematic ?
Dec 13 22:45:09 <oussema> I am connecting I2C_SCL to P9_17 (Pin 05) and I2C_SDA to P9_18 (Pin 04)
Dec 13 22:46:26 <Russ> sorry, by "your schematic" I mean "your beaglebone schematic"
Dec 13 22:47:16 <oussema> Yeah, I meant why do i need to check the bbb schematics ? what do you suspect is wrong ?
Dec 13 23:24:20 <Pit> Can't acces to "getting started page" right after flashed the eMMc, i already re-install the drivers...
Dec 13 23:25:23 <Pit> and nothing
Dec 13 23:34:11 <Xerlogix> I have been reading up on projects and methods of connecting etc. When connected using Angstrom I noticed that Start.htm and a number of other files have a length of 0. Am I missing something important by not having the content on these files?
Dec 14 01:44:30 <rcalderon821> need some help with a beaglebone that won't boot. First, it was unable to boot from SD card (but working just fine from the EMMC); deleted the MMO file trying to force it to boot from SD card, now it won't boot at all. The power light still turns on. I have already tried to flash Angstrom again to the EMMC without success. Recently bought the FTDI cable (USB to TTL), but not sure how to continue troubleshooting.
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