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Jan 01 03:50:06 <bkeating> not really a Beagle question, but am looking for some guidence. I want to control a servo but did not realize the servo needs a power source. I don't have the parts Adafruit suggests (i did order them) but am wondering... how else to get 5V 2A (2000mA) fed into this servo
Jan 01 03:50:16 <bkeating> is there like... additional power I can draw from the board somewhere?
Jan 01 03:56:21 <emeb_mac> how are you powering the beagle?
Jan 01 03:59:29 <bkeating> .... usb :-\
Jan 01 04:00:13 <bkeating> i guess i could jsut look around for an adapter, actually... it seems like a common spec 5v/200ma
Jan 01 04:00:51 <bkeating> YES, THIS IS HOW I *WANT* TO SPEND MY NEW YEARS.
Jan 01 04:01:40 <emeb_mac> ya - best to power from an adapter.
Jan 01 04:01:44 <bkeating> Was getting into Arduino--am naturally a UNIX person, then discovered the BeagleBone Black... Looked back at Arduino and was like http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/101/781/Y0UJC.png
Jan 01 04:02:10 <emeb_mac> although I've had luck running an arduino + 2x small servos from USB.
Jan 01 04:02:40 <bkeating> interesting. ya. i have a micro servo, so i bet the voltage needed is less than 5v. but no spec came with it
Jan 01 04:03:37 <emeb_mac> doesn't hurt to try.
Jan 01 04:04:05 <emeb_mac> but there is a 5V supply available on the BBB @ pins 5,6 of P9
Jan 01 04:08:24 <mrpackethead> hey emeb_mac
Jan 01 04:08:37 <emeb_mac> mrpackethead: dude
Jan 01 04:09:17 <emeb_mac> how's life in the future?
Jan 01 04:09:23 <emeb_mac> still 2013 here
Jan 01 04:51:39 <bkeating> emeb_mac: thank you so much
Jan 01 04:52:28 <emeb_mac> work?
Jan 01 05:48:57 <bkeating> emeb_mac: im going to get some slippers on and go try it (wired ethernet is downstairs, and USH host NAT wont work via my apple! >:O)
Jan 01 06:56:13 <bkeating> if a servo is 'buzzing' and not really behaving the way you'd think it should (following a simple Adafruit tutorial), might it be that Im using the beagle's P9 sys5v (P9, 7) and my Beagle is powered via USB?
Jan 01 06:56:32 <bkeating> it's a tiny servo
Jan 01 09:52:40 <Sam2207> Not able to run the board
Jan 01 09:54:01 <Sam2207> Have a fresh Beagle Black Board, but the problem is tht i'm not able enter in the board via connecting it to the USB to TTL on minicom
Jan 01 09:54:17 <Sam2207> Gives some error loading the Linux Angstrom
Jan 01 09:54:28 <Sam2207> Any suggestions
Jan 01 09:54:30 <Sam2207> ...?
Jan 01 10:30:09 <sam2207> Beagle Black Board Web server problem.
Jan 01 10:30:21 <sam2207> any suggestions how to solve it..?
Jan 01 10:31:43 <sam2207> The Board is not able to boot.
Jan 01 10:32:02 <N2TOH> check cables again
Jan 01 10:33:21 <sam2207> Connected the Board using the Serial to TTL connecter to the Minicom. Once the board is turned ON, it starts with Linux Angstrom on the Terminal but gets an error and stop's
Jan 01 10:35:16 <sam2207> ..?
Jan 01 10:37:42 <jpfau> what's the error?
Jan 01 10:49:26 <KotH> jpfau: that's not important. it stops. you should help. now!
Jan 01 10:50:38 <jpfau> KotH: clearly :P
Jan 01 11:32:38 <sam2207> The Error tht comes at the end is
Jan 01 11:32:49 <sam2207> "systemd-journald[222] : Failed to write entry"
Jan 01 11:33:00 <sam2207> "Cannot Assign requested Address"
Jan 01 12:05:08 <semicolon> Hi all, I have a problem connecting UVC compatible WebCam Pholips SPC1000NC to BeagleBone Black
Jan 01 12:05:08 <semicolon> before plug
Jan 01 12:05:08 <semicolon> root@beaglebone:~# lsusb
Jan 01 12:05:08 <semicolon> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Jan 01 12:05:08 <semicolon> Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Jan 01 12:05:08 <semicolon> after plug
Jan 01 12:05:10 <semicolon> root@beaglebone:~# lsusb
Jan 01 12:05:12 <semicolon> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Jan 01 12:05:14 <semicolon> Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Jan 01 12:05:16 <semicolon> root@beaglebone:~# dmesg
Jan 01 12:05:18 <semicolon> [ 5527.938271] [drm:output_poll_execute], [CONNECTOR:5:HDMI-A-1] status updated from 2 to 2
Jan 01 12:05:20 <semicolon> [ 5537.969525] [drm:output_poll_execute], [CONNECTOR:5:HDMI-A-1] status updated from 2 to 2
Jan 01 12:05:24 <semicolon> [ 5548.000756] [drm:output_poll_execute], [CONNECTOR:5:HDMI-A-1] status updated from 2 to 2
Jan 01 12:05:26 <semicolon> [ 5553.369980] hub 1-0:1.0: state 7 ports 1 chg 0000 evt 0002
Jan 01 12:05:28 <semicolon> [ 5553.370116] hub 1-0:1.0: port 1, status 0101, change 0001, 12 Mb/s
Jan 01 12:05:30 <semicolon> [ 5553.478869] hub 1-0:1.0: debounce: port 1: total 100ms stable 100ms status 0x101
Jan 01 12:05:32 <semicolon> [ 5553.584352] usb 1-1: new high-speed USB device number 9 using musb-hdrc
Jan 01 12:05:34 <semicolon> [ 5558.032459] [drm:output_poll_execute], [CONNECTOR:5:HDMI-A-1] status updated from 2 to 2
Jan 01 12:05:36 <semicolon> [ 5558.584387] usb 1-1: khubd timed out on ep0in len=18/64
Jan 01 12:05:38 <semicolon> [ 5563.703520] usb 1-1: khubd timed out on ep0in len=18/18
Jan 01 12:05:40 <semicolon> [ 5563.703579] usb 1-1: device descriptor read/all, error -110
Jan 01 12:05:42 <semicolon> [ 5563.816782] usb 1-1: new high-speed USB device number 10 using musb-hdrc
Jan 01 12:05:44 <semicolon> [ 5568.063264] [drm:output_poll_execute], [CONNECTOR:5:HDMI-A-1] status updated from 2 to 2
Jan 01 12:05:46 <semicolon> [ 5568.816800] usb 1-1: khubd timed out on ep0in len=18/64
Jan 01 12:05:48 <semicolon> [ 5573.935942] usb 1-1: khubd timed out on ep0in len=18/18
Jan 01 12:05:50 <semicolon> [ 5573.936000] usb 1-1: device descriptor read/all, error -110
Jan 01 12:05:54 <semicolon> [ 5574.049275] usb 1-1: new high-speed USB device number 11 using musb-hdrc
Jan 01 12:05:56 <semicolon> [ 5578.094518] [drm:output_poll_execute], [CONNECTOR:5:HDMI-A-1] status updated from 2 to 2
Jan 01 12:05:58 <semicolon> ...
Jan 01 12:06:00 <semicolon> and there is no /dev/video* device.. Any help?
Jan 01 12:06:50 <semicolon> only web cam is connected to USB Host port. Power supplied from USB Device with 1A Sony cell phone adaptor
Jan 01 12:09:07 <semicolon> lsmod output is:
Jan 01 12:09:07 <semicolon> root@beaglebone:~# lsmod
Jan 01 12:09:07 <semicolon> Module                  Size  Used by
Jan 01 12:09:07 <semicolon> fuse                   51875  3
Jan 01 12:09:07 <semicolon> ip_tables               8294  0
Jan 01 12:09:07 <semicolon> x_tables               15072  1 ip_tables
Jan 01 12:09:09 <semicolon> g_multi                55905  2
Jan 01 12:09:11 <semicolon> libcomposite           15228  1 g_multi
Jan 01 12:09:13 <semicolon> rfcomm                 25106  0
Jan 01 12:09:15 <semicolon> mtnet7601Usta          25701  0
Jan 01 12:09:17 <semicolon> mt7601Usta            753921  1 mtnet7601Usta
Jan 01 12:09:19 <semicolon> mtutil7601Usta         65890  2 mt7601Usta,mtnet7601Usta
Jan 01 12:09:23 <semicolon> ircomm_tty             14503  0
Jan 01 12:09:25 <semicolon> ircomm                  8846  1 ircomm_tty
Jan 01 12:09:27 <semicolon> irda                   89974  2 ircomm_tty,ircomm
Jan 01 12:09:29 <semicolon> ipv6                  229989  12
Jan 01 12:09:31 <semicolon> hidp                   10112  0
Jan 01 12:09:33 <semicolon> bluetooth             146100  4 hidp,rfcomm
Jan 01 12:09:35 <semicolon> rfkill                 16510  3 bluetooth
Jan 01 12:09:37 <semicolon> autofs4                17432  2
Jan 01 12:09:46 <Defiant> semicolon: NEVER PASTE more then 3 lines, use a pastebin.
Jan 01 12:10:46 <semicolon> upss, sorry =(
Jan 01 12:12:21 <semicolon> http://pastebin.com/Ujx0n4YQ
Jan 01 12:18:06 <jacekowski> semicolon: pastebin.com
Jan 01 12:18:35 <semicolon> sorry, I pasted there, and shared linkk above
Jan 01 12:18:49 <semicolon> http://pastebin.com/Ujx0n4YQ
Jan 01 13:26:24 <Tenkawa> greetings all
Jan 01 13:26:56 <uv> Happy New year
Jan 01 13:27:21 <Tenkawa> Happy New Year!!
Jan 01 15:41:11 <BeagleGithub> [kernel] RobertCNelson pushed 1 new commit to master: http://git.io/TGLbMw
Jan 01 15:41:12 <BeagleGithub> kernel/master 5bdec7b Robert Nelson: readme: pretty up...
Jan 01 15:45:46 <BeagleGithub> [kernel] RobertCNelson pushed 1 new commit to 3.13: http://git.io/9yjMWw
Jan 01 15:45:46 <BeagleGithub> kernel/3.13 0cbf8dd Robert Nelson: 3.13: add working 3.13-rc6 (audio patches disabled as screen shakes)...
Jan 01 17:44:00 <hofstee> hi, anyone following mainline linux here / booting device tree?
Jan 01 17:45:05 <_av500_> the default angstrom uses device tree
Jan 01 17:47:17 <hofstee> _av500_: thanks, I will have a look, mainly interested in adding dss, since it fails to even complain..
Jan 01 17:50:52 <_av500_> adding what?
Jan 01 17:50:59 <_av500_> to what?
Jan 01 17:53:14 <hofstee> _av500_: adding a dispc lcd config to a dts file for an am3517 for Linux 3.13.0-rc3
Jan 01 18:47:02 <s34n_> I just plugged in a new bbb via usb and it booted up ok.
Jan 01 18:47:08 <s34n_> I'd like to ssh into it
Jan 01 18:47:25 <s34n_> what are the default username/password?
Jan 01 18:49:14 <s34n_> oh. nm. no password for root? wow?
Jan 01 18:49:31 <musufu> :]
Jan 01 18:50:05 <s34n_> now I have to get my bearings in angstrom
Jan 01 18:52:57 <s34n_> how do I find what version of angstrom is loaded?
Jan 01 18:53:15 <s34n_> google tells me it is in the ID.txt file, but that is empty
Jan 01 19:02:52 <hofstee> _av500_: right, seems like no video in there as well for beagle, or did I miss something..
Jan 01 19:11:22 <hofstee> _av500_: seems like  this one is needed http://www.spinics.net/lists/linux-omap/msg100894.html
Jan 01 19:16:11 <hofstee> _av500_: and for completeness, https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/tomba/linux.git/log/?h=origin/work/dss-dt-review-2 seems to be the latest
Jan 01 19:20:24 <_av500_> hofstee: the BBB has no DSS
Jan 01 19:20:59 <_av500_> so omapdss patches are not relevant here
Jan 01 19:21:08 <_av500_> unless you are on BB XM
Jan 01 19:23:13 <s34n_> does anybody here have fedora20 arm working on bbb?
Jan 01 19:25:06 <musufu> are you gonna run cpanel hosting on your bbb?
Jan 01 19:25:09 <musufu> :P
Jan 01 19:26:07 <hofstee> _av500_: mmm, I have no beagle hw, from the u-boot source code I know the beagle (used to?) have a dss, didn't know there are different mcu's used in them..
Jan 01 19:43:55 <_av500_> BB classic and XM have omap3, thus DSS
Jan 01 19:44:00 <_av500_> BBW and BBB have amm335x
Jan 01 19:44:03 <_av500_> no dss
Jan 01 19:44:29 <somazero> s34n_, I flashed the initial image, but after I updated, things went south.  I really haven't investigated, though
Jan 01 19:45:06 <s34n_> somazero: which image did you flash?
Jan 01 19:45:13 <somazero> s34n_, It was kind of wierd - It seems they may not be using the same kernel tree as others - LEDs weren't utilized. - vfat minimal
Jan 01 19:45:50 <s34n_> somazero: where did you get that image?
Jan 01 19:47:02 <somazero> s34n_, from the fedora page.  they have a link to them all.
Jan 01 19:52:23 <s34n_> somazero: did you just dd the image?
Jan 01 19:56:20 <somazero> s34n_, They have pretty specific instructions that worked pretty well
Jan 01 19:56:38 <s34n_> somazero: they? where?
Jan 01 19:56:41 <somazero> unfortunately, it's not just dd
Jan 01 19:57:21 <somazero> s34n_, https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Architectures/ARM/F20/Installation#For_the_BeagleBone_Black
Jan 01 19:57:35 <s34n_> oh. thx
Jan 01 20:07:08 <hofstee> _av500_: ok thanks, seems I have some cherry-picking ahead of me..
Jan 01 20:21:15 <s34n_> I see 5v power supplies for the bbb that run from 1 amp to 2.5 amps. What is safe?
Jan 01 20:23:10 <prpplague> s34n_: all depends on what you have plugged into it
Jan 01 20:23:30 <prpplague> s34n_: without any capes and one usb device, a 2A is safe
Jan 01 20:24:02 <s34n_> prpplague: what is the max amperage without capes, etc.?
Jan 01 20:24:21 <s34n_> prpplague: I have a 3A supply
Jan 01 20:24:36 <s34n_> I'm wondering if that will fry anything
Jan 01 20:25:47 <prpplague> s34n_: hehe, no it doesn't work that way
Jan 01 20:26:21 <prpplague> s34n_: if you use a 3A supply it will be fine
Jan 02 00:46:12 <Tenkawa> anyone had any luck getting lsof to work in openbsd on the bbb?
Jan 02 01:43:10 <evilroots> hi
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