**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Jan 17 02:59:58 2014 Jan 17 03:47:42 hi..I have a question..can someone tell me how does the processor communicate with the ethernet chip on beaglebone black? Jan 17 03:52:49 Prasanna: the AM335x has two on board MAC s Jan 17 03:52:59 Prasanna: one of which is connected to a 10/100 ethernet phy Jan 17 03:54:31 @prpplague...thank you Jan 17 03:55:35 if i have an another ethernet chip in the board...can i connect the other MAC to the new ethernet chip?? wil it work?? Jan 17 03:56:37 Prasanna: the second MAC does not have all of the signals available on the expansion header Jan 17 03:56:45 Prasanna: so no, you can;t use the second mac Jan 17 03:56:52 Prasanna: however you can use other means Jan 17 03:56:59 Prasanna: such as via usb, or via spi Jan 17 04:00:25 how can i communicate with processor and ethernet chip via spi? Jan 17 04:01:08 and suppose i have laid out two ethernet chip on my beagle board...how can i communicate with each of them? Jan 17 04:02:21 Prasanna: once the drivers are setup each ethernet interface will show up as an individual interface for networking Jan 17 04:02:43 Prasanna: http://www.microchip.com/wwwproducts/Devices.aspx?dDocName=en022889 Jan 17 04:02:53 Prasanna: the enc28j60 is fully support in the linux kernel Jan 17 04:12:06 hi...can someone tell me where i can find the source code for the arm processor for beaglebone black? Jan 17 04:12:32 Guest1501: which source code do you want Jan 17 04:13:18 the basic architecture..like how does it communicate with other components in the board Jan 17 04:14:43 Guest1501: well.... Jan 17 04:15:06 Guest1501: maybe start with the linux kernel? Jan 17 04:15:53 hi, i am running angstrom-v2012.12 on the BBB and cannot find the bash interpreter shell. how do I run a bash script without changing it fully. the only shell i see is /bin/sh that points to busybox Jan 17 04:16:12 will i be able to view the source code for the components in linux? Jan 17 04:17:42 yes Jan 17 04:17:52 nevermind, i installed the bash opkg and got it ! Jan 17 04:39:02 Hello? Jan 17 04:39:06 Anybody Home? Jan 17 04:40:51 no Jan 17 04:40:59 we left about an hour ago Jan 17 04:41:36 please don't eat our porridge Jan 17 05:37:27 hi..i am wondering if we can add another ethernet chip to beaglebone black. If it is possible, how can i communicate with each ethernet chip? How would each of them communicate with the processor? Jan 17 05:41:58 newbie101: http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/39662a.pdf don't expect too much performance though Jan 17 05:43:15 wait a min :D Jan 17 05:43:20 just get a usb one Jan 17 05:43:26 and expect performance afterwards :D Jan 17 08:31:09 i was wondering if anyone could tell me what i am doing wrong Jan 17 08:31:09 http://hipstercircuits.com/serial-over-usb-on-beaglebone/ Jan 17 08:31:09 following this guide Jan 17 08:31:51 how would one load g_serial on bbb ?? Jan 17 08:32:21 anujdeshpande modprobe g_serial? Jan 17 08:32:42 because its a linux standard? Jan 17 08:32:46 no such device Jan 17 08:32:57 thats what i thought Jan 17 08:33:30 should i be able see /dev/ttyGS0 ?? Jan 17 08:33:35 btw. its all in the article Jan 17 08:34:04 i saw the comments and all Jan 17 08:34:22 * anujdeshpande wonders .. Jan 17 08:34:33 first check if it is compiled in Jan 17 08:34:43 in the kernel Jan 17 08:35:16 how woould one do tht ?/ Jan 17 08:35:24 *sigh* Jan 17 08:35:36 time to learn how the linux kernel works and can be build Jan 17 08:35:41 * anujdeshpande feels like a n00b Jan 17 08:35:48 than you can come back Jan 17 08:35:57 then* Jan 17 08:36:04 * anujdeshpande has been in userspace for too long Jan 17 08:36:42 somesomething I always forget whats right Jan 17 08:37:16 need some "eselsbrücke" again Jan 17 08:37:56 hm ah Jan 17 08:38:20 than for comparsion Jan 17 08:38:31 bigger than smaller Jan 17 08:41:10 hi tasslehoff Jan 17 08:41:45 hi woglinde Jan 17 08:44:02 woglinde: followed the guide again, worked just fine. thanks ! Jan 17 08:46:03 lol Jan 17 08:46:15 :/ Jan 17 08:46:34 then have fun Jan 17 08:46:36 suggested reading on this ?? Jan 17 08:46:42 ? Jan 17 08:46:50 I think it is working? Jan 17 08:47:12 yepp. but i just followed instructions Jan 17 08:47:59 hm Jan 17 08:48:10 begin with compiling a kernel yourself Jan 17 08:48:28 hmm.. sounds good Jan 17 08:55:42 moin moin Jan 17 08:56:12 hi koth Jan 17 08:56:32 hoi woglinde Jan 17 08:56:43 woglinde: have you decided on the chocolate you want? :) Jan 17 09:02:34 what would be the right way to customize a beaglbone angstrom installtion? Jan 17 09:02:55 ideally, so that it can be reproduced ... i'm thinking something like chef ... or similar Jan 17 09:04:15 ams: angstrom is basicall a collection of oelayer+buildscripts. Jan 17 09:04:33 ams: so just add your specific layer including the customized target. done. Jan 17 09:06:11 mm.... Jan 17 09:07:31 thanks, i think .. not sure i understand how to do that, but i'll look into it :-) Jan 17 09:07:32 ams: alternatively you can do a similar thing using poky, taking out the global angstrom package feed and nailing itdown a bit more. but the basic process stays the same. Jan 17 09:17:37 is there any simple way of running a beaglbone in qemu or some such? doing a port of the steele bank common lisp compiler to arm/bbb, but don't have access to the card right now... Jan 17 09:18:54 ams: emulating ARM in qemu is not much of a problem. emulating the beaglebone specifically, e.g. the peripherals is. Jan 17 09:19:56 arm would be good enough for now, at least the bulk work Jan 17 09:19:59 you dont need to emulate the BBB to port lisp Jan 17 09:20:08 av500: agreed. Jan 17 09:20:41 ams: well then why not just grab poky from the yocto project? you get the base infrastructure+qemu to test all in one. Jan 17 09:20:56 depends on what you mean, to port the compiler and assembler, nope, but if you want to write libraries that do bbb stuff, ... different story. Jan 17 09:21:00 LetoThe2nd: thanks Jan 17 09:21:07 i liked that angstrom page which used to generate custom builds. not sure if its still live. Jan 17 09:21:42 hitlin37: "that xyz webpage" does not count as "reproductible" by any means :) Jan 17 09:23:14 ams: i actually am working on a way for streamlining the reproduction of poky builds, but its nowhere near leaving my desktop yet. Jan 17 09:23:56 it use to work fine with generating custom final image in 10-15 min.i guess that page does not exists anymore Jan 17 09:24:16 yes i think narcissus is defunct by now. Jan 17 09:24:17 LetoThe2nd: mm... Jan 17 09:25:09 ams: but theres actually no magic involved. if you want to "port" something you should be able to read docs anyways, and the "getting started" docs on the yocto project page are very good. Jan 17 09:26:03 ams:also qemu emulating any arm distro would work for your needs. Jan 17 09:26:32 hitlin37: like i said, when going the poky way you get the qemu bootstrapping basically for free. Jan 17 09:26:44 hmm Jan 17 09:31:45 thanks for the help! Jan 17 10:35:53 Can some one please help me to change the I2C bus speed to 400KHZ in BBB ? Jan 17 10:36:15 By default it is giving 100 KHz Jan 17 10:42:59 Hellloooooo..............no one here....... Jan 17 10:45:42 look at the nick list, plently of people online Jan 17 10:45:59 irc has a feature called idling, ever heard of that? Jan 17 10:46:11 nope Jan 17 10:46:12 means lots of people leave their clients open 24/7 without being there Jan 17 10:46:18 so it takes some times for them to respond Jan 17 10:46:23 so patience is what you need here Jan 17 10:46:24 asdfg: why are you asking me in PM? Jan 17 10:46:30 :-( Jan 17 10:47:10 nobody sits here waiting to answer your questions Jan 17 10:47:45 av500...so how about changing the i2c speed ... Jan 17 10:49:15 to be honest, I dont know Jan 17 10:49:48 av500.... Jan 17 10:49:52 :-( Jan 17 10:50:09 I would guess either in sysfs or by a modified device tree file Jan 17 10:50:23 or just use magicTM Jan 17 10:50:33 i modified device tree ..but not changing Jan 17 10:50:46 the i2c speed Jan 17 10:50:47 get your favorite white or black magic book and cast a spell on the BBB Jan 17 10:51:32 http://hipstercircuits.com/category/device-tree/ Jan 17 10:52:02 can't you change that with kernel commandline? Jan 17 10:52:24 https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/beagleboard/vbuM-4oShS8 Jan 17 10:52:29 there, already answered Jan 17 10:53:03 I tried that ...but is not changing guys... Jan 17 10:54:39 what is in dmesg? Jan 17 10:54:46 how are you checking the speed? Jan 17 10:54:52 in CRO Jan 17 10:55:01 and did you re-compile the dtbo? Jan 17 10:55:01 if you tried all that, why didnt you say so? Jan 17 10:55:03 its is showing 100Khz Jan 17 10:55:15 sorry for that Jan 17 10:55:18 av500 Jan 17 10:55:26 why do we have to pull information out of your nose? Jan 17 10:55:36 and waste our time Jan 17 10:55:42 pastebin your dmesg Jan 17 10:56:17 bone-capemgr bone_capemgr.8: part_number 'BB-I2C1', version 'N/A' [ 87.850814] bone-capemgr bone_capemgr.8: slot #8: generic override [ 87.850833] bone-capemgr bone_capemgr.8: bone: Using override eeprom data at slot 8 [ 87.850851] bone-capemgr bone_capemgr.8: slot #8: 'Override Board Name,00A0,Override Manuf,BB-I2C1' [ 87.850958] bone-capemgr bone_capemgr.8: slot #8: Requesting part number/version based 'BB-I2C1-00A0.dtbo [ 87 Jan 17 10:56:27 ynezz.. Jan 17 10:56:43 pastebi Jan 17 10:56:45 pastebin Jan 17 10:56:47 not paste Jan 17 10:57:09 and complete dmesg Jan 17 10:57:44 such paste Jan 17 10:57:48 very words Jan 17 10:57:56 wow Jan 17 11:00:59 http://pastebin.com/Jp1dQSXZ Jan 17 11:01:14 [ 0.153450] omap_i2c 44e0b000.i2c: bus 0 rev0.11 at 400 kHz Jan 17 11:01:18 ynezz.. Jan 17 11:01:21 [ 0.166818] omap_i2c 4819c000.i2c: bus 1 rev0.11 at 100 kHz Jan 17 11:01:47 [ 87.859870] omap_i2c 4802a000.i2c: bus 2 rev0.11 at 100 kHz Jan 17 11:02:01 Bus 0 not accessible on headers Jan 17 11:02:13 * somesomething eats asdfg Jan 17 11:02:17 I want bus 1 and bus 2 Jan 17 11:02:26 i guess it would be helpful for newbie if there is a way in irc client which shows related google search results for the basic stuff asked. Jan 17 11:02:46 pastebin your device tree Jan 17 11:02:59 also pastebin the device tree dump from the running system Jan 17 11:05:02 av500 http://pastebin.com/vh5TqsTi Jan 17 11:07:33 https://groups.google.com/d/msg/beagleboard/vbuM-4oShS8/Yg-phLqNsy4J Jan 17 11:08:33 you read that, right? Jan 17 11:09:16 av500..I read that i done exactly they said.. Jan 17 11:09:38 ok Jan 17 11:10:03 so, dump the dt file from the running kernel Jan 17 11:13:32 av500 http://pastebin.com/HheKcn5r Jan 17 11:13:51 where i changed in am335x-boneblack.dts Jan 17 11:14:33 you can dump the DT of the running kernel Jan 17 11:14:47 so you see what the kernel uses as device tree Jan 17 11:15:07 wow, something like this already exists : http://oreilly.com/pub/h/2728 Jan 17 11:16:30 av500 .. can you just give the command to dump it Jan 17 11:16:40 dt Jan 17 11:17:44 /proc/device-tree Jan 17 12:55:14 hello. I have created my own device tree file to enable output to my custom LCD screen, which works great, but i have two minor problems/questions: 1. since i enabled my selfmade dtbo file with capemgr.disable_partno=BB-BONELT-HDMI,BB-BONELT-HDMIN capemgr.enable_partno=LCD-G104 the beaglebone black is waiting for exactly 60 seconds at boot. My dmesg states "capemgr: failed to load firmware: LCD-G104-00A0.dtbo" but then again, it IS workt Jan 17 12:55:22 the LCD, so I don't know what's wrong here. second question: as you can see above, I tried to disable the HDMI dtbo files so they don't interfere with mine, but when I cat the slots file, I see that they are still somehow in there: [...] 5: ff:P-O-- Bone-Black-HDMI,00A0,Texas Instrument,BB-BONELT-HDMI 6: ff:P-O-- Bone-Black-HDMIN,00A0,Texas Instrument,BB-BONELT-HDMIN 7: ff:P-O-L Override Board Name,00A0,Override Manuf,LCD-G104 This is Jan 17 12:55:29 because it is actually working, but it may have to do with my first question so I thought Ill let you know Jan 17 13:08:35 anyone have links to info on how to use mcasp to output i2s audio to a codec? Jan 17 13:13:23 theres bits and pieces on net about it, but I need step by step.. kinda simple that way :/ Jan 17 13:13:51 dogrocket: do you have an audio cape? Jan 17 13:14:19 nope its a separate codec board Jan 17 13:15:11 it has a 48khz clock output and supposedly you can get the bbb to sync on it, so you can transfer audio to codec Jan 17 13:15:49 ah, well you're on your own I'm afraid if it's a custom board; it will be a matter of setting up the device tree to recognise your codec and integrate it with the i2s subsystem Jan 17 13:15:58 is the codec supported by linux? Jan 17 13:16:10 mcasp0_aclkx pin, but no clue how to get it to slave Jan 17 13:17:33 not that i know of... supposedly its not too complicated, linux doesnt need to know codec specifics, it just needs to know to send i2s.. but ive been wrong lol Jan 17 13:18:21 that's possible, if it's just a "dumb" codec which will happily accept i2s Jan 17 13:18:35 I woudl look at the audio cape dtbo Jan 17 13:18:45 and see if you can hack something from that into a workable solution Jan 17 13:19:08 that might be a good idea, does audio cape use i2s? Jan 17 13:19:17 err mcasp Jan 17 13:19:20 it might just be a matter of enabling the i2s bus and then pushing stuff to it Jan 17 13:19:24 yeah mcasp Jan 17 13:19:39 awesome.. that might be big help Jan 17 13:20:58 will get all the schematics and reference docs for it... see if i can dig out info i need Jan 17 13:22:11 report back, doing dumb i2s is on my todo list too Jan 17 13:26:56 lol... ok Jan 17 13:28:51 the dac has usb but im getting stuttering when accessing usb cdrom drive.. off same hub i even tried to turn up process priority, so i figured i would try mcasp/i2s see if that clears it up Jan 17 13:30:46 me thinking because the dac usb is 1.1 or slow mode, and cdrom is 2.0 might have something to do with it Jan 17 13:31:33 yes Jan 17 13:31:42 USB does not garantee min data rates Jan 17 13:31:49 there is ISO mode, but nobody gets that right Jan 17 13:32:06 dunno if MUSB even supports it correctly Jan 17 13:32:19 so its best effort and often timing critical clients lose Jan 17 13:32:20 heh, wouldnt it figure its a TI codec too.. Jan 17 13:32:35 on a PC, you just move it to a separate host port Jan 17 13:32:54 I dont think it matter if TI or not Jan 17 13:33:46 yeah, i even contemplated using the serial fttp usb port, but being its a client it would be heck to get it too work Jan 17 13:34:06 oops ftti or whatever it is Jan 17 13:35:52 ftdi Jan 17 13:35:56 that wont work Jan 17 13:36:02 it gives you client Jan 17 13:36:03 not host Jan 17 13:37:55 ok.. solves that Jan 17 13:38:31 so please proceed with dumb I2S :) Jan 17 13:43:22 Is there a way to change GPIO pins on the fly? Or does it require a restart each time Jan 17 13:44:18 lol.. im looking it up Jan 17 13:48:43 jjc: you can do it with devicetree overlays Jan 17 13:49:06 if you mean changing the pinmuxing of a gpio pin that is Jan 17 13:49:34 jackmitchell: that will allow me to change a single pin high or low without the need of a reeboot? or without messing up all the other pins? Jan 17 13:50:05 jjc: if you only wish to change the value of the pin, then you can do that through sysfs Jan 17 13:50:35 how would I do that? I am not familiar with sysfs Jan 17 13:50:51 millions of guides on google Jan 17 13:50:58 ok, ill have a look Jan 17 13:51:14 "beaglebone change gpio value sysfs" should get you some decent results Jan 17 13:51:43 or use bonescript via a python lib in the cloub like normal people Jan 17 13:51:47 cloud* Jan 17 13:53:08 @Av500: i'm afraid I can't do that due to the nature of the end use of the beagle Jan 17 13:55:14 wow... the audio cape uses the biggest .asound configuration file ive ever seen. Jan 17 13:55:20 jjc: are you trying to do it in a programming language, or in a script or by hand? Jan 17 13:55:29 dogrocket: I don't think you need it Jan 17 13:55:52 I've been working with a client on the audio cape for the past few weeks and we've never needed the asound config Jan 17 13:56:01 was thinking not.. all i need is volume control Jan 17 13:57:43 jackmitchell: either in python or using a script Jan 17 13:57:52 dogrocket: url? Jan 17 13:58:59 here we goo... Each data frame is Jan 17 13:58:59 synchronized by the transmit frame sync signal (AUD_FSX) from the McASP. T Jan 17 13:59:14 yes Jan 17 14:00:47 jjc: sysfs is a good choice then, as I say loads of guides on google Jan 17 14:02:41 Each data frame is Jan 17 14:02:41 the bummer is they are doing inverse with frequency clock, the codec is using the beagles freq clock and i want beagle to use the codecs clock because what ive read is you dont want to use the 12mhz clock because its not high enough for low jitter. The codec supplys a more reliable clock Jan 17 14:03:54 but msacp should support ext clock too Jan 17 14:04:00 fiddle with the DT Jan 17 14:04:28 yes it does... thats where im having problems.. how to turn it on. Jan 17 14:04:36 https://github.com/CircuitCo/BeagleBone-Audio/blob/master/BeagleBone-Audio-RevA1-srm.pdf?raw=true Jan 17 14:04:54 thats the pdf file link for audio cape Jan 17 14:06:56 dogrocket: you may need to dig into the davinci-mcasp driver to see if it's possible to set an external clock Jan 17 14:08:17 if that link doesnt work heres the audio cape main page... look for system reference manual down at bottom of page Jan 17 14:08:22 http://beagleboardtoys.info/index.php?title=BeagleBone_Audio Jan 17 14:10:01 I've read it is possible to set, but something about it wasnt working from linux for some reason Jan 17 14:10:10 err linux command at least Jan 17 14:11:03 probably someone trying to use a command that worked before dtb was used Jan 17 14:12:38 also I heard you have to disable hdmi to use i2s because its tied to it Jan 17 14:13:07 dogrocket: yes, hdmi needs to be disabled on beaglebone blacks Jan 17 14:18:33 found step by step for disabling hdmi if anyone needs Jan 17 14:18:51 http://www.logicsupply.com/blog/2013/07/18/disabling-the-beaglebone-black-hdmi-cape/ Jan 17 14:19:00 how many steps? Jan 17 14:19:07 is there a break in the middle? Jan 17 14:19:44 this for short version... Jan 17 14:19:48 optargs=quiet capemgr.disable_partno=BB-BONELT-HDMI,BB-BONELT-HDMIN Jan 17 14:19:59 put that in uEnv.txt Jan 17 14:20:28 * av500 reads that as disable_panto Jan 17 14:20:59 disable_partno lol Jan 17 14:23:14 no video tutorial? Jan 17 14:23:48 ynezz: can you explain me how to use a video tutorial? Jan 17 14:23:57 would be nice... Jan 17 14:25:16 looks like mcasp / i2c needs these pins on beagle 37 thru 41 Jan 17 14:25:38 av500: 1. Popcorn Jan 17 14:25:46 other steps are boring Jan 17 14:26:52 whiskey after trying to figure this out.. Jan 17 14:31:33 av500, cool, I'll apply for a disability stipend Jan 17 14:31:44 :) Jan 17 14:36:19 av500 here is something on setting up i2s... it looks pretty ugly but this guy evidently got dummy send and more to work. Jan 17 14:36:28 http://e2e.ti.com/support/embedded/linux/f/354/t/185810.aspx Jan 17 14:37:04 like jack said gotta set up davinci-mcasp.c Jan 17 15:42:00 av500 you still there? Jan 17 15:42:55 av500 you still there? Jan 17 15:43:31 av500 you still there? Jan 17 15:44:55 hello Jan 17 15:45:06 yes Jan 17 15:45:28 sorry for spam... my screen wasnt scrollin, duh Jan 17 15:47:46 if you want to look at this for i2s to codec see if you can get the idea they are talking about in this forum, what im getting from it is you dont have to do anything except disable hdmi and hook up pins and i2s will work if device on other end understands the i2s mcasp speak Jan 17 15:49:22 you can load the audio cape DT overlay Jan 17 15:49:35 but that does not use master clock as input Jan 17 15:49:41 so you need to tweak it Jan 17 15:49:46 http://www.element14.com/community/community/knode/single-board_computers/next-gen_beaglebone/blog/2013/05/28/bbb--audio-notes Jan 17 15:50:27 odd but what they are saying you dont even need to do that... hdmi is implemented as a virtual cape ! Jan 17 15:51:02 if your codec can work with the I2S that BBB provides, you only need to hook it up Jan 17 15:54:54 yep.. check out the link where he hand builds a dac near top of page Jan 17 15:55:44 here this guy says.. I figure it out, you didnt write any driver or kernel code to get the i2s works on your BBB? Jan 17 15:55:44 You just connect the pin and use the originally HDMI driver is that correct? Jan 17 15:56:35 dac creator says... That's correct, it is using the existing driver for HDMI. Jan 17 15:57:11 said he fell upon it by accident.. lol Jan 17 15:59:34 um wait.. he didnt say he needed to disable hdmi, i2s daisy chains doesnt it? maybe he just hooked it up? Jan 17 16:01:11 im not able to view get one ssh option Jan 17 16:01:26 i just flashed my BBB Jan 17 16:01:37 please help Jan 17 16:01:45 i want to implement basic UART Jan 17 16:03:36 gateone^ Jan 17 16:04:39 what did you flash your bbb to kernel/distro? Jan 17 16:05:18 angstrom dist Jan 17 16:05:23 sorry m a newbie Jan 17 16:05:39 so you cant get gateone to come up? Jan 17 16:05:47 yea Jan 17 16:05:55 i can ssh through terminal Jan 17 16:06:30 hrm.. sounds like node.js is not either up or not seeing port Jan 17 16:07:17 not sure how you check node.js stats Jan 17 16:07:54 can u tell me how to gateone Jan 17 16:07:55 can you get to beaglebone website at 192.168.1.7? Jan 17 16:08:19 yea i have beagle bone black so i guess its 192.168.7.2 Jan 17 16:08:26 n its working Jan 17 16:09:12 try clicking on one of the led tests in website... that uses node.js I think gateone is a node.js app also Jan 17 16:09:53 sorry wrong ip.. your right Jan 17 16:11:23 okay ill try that wait Jan 17 16:11:36 if the led test works gateone should work im guessing Jan 17 16:11:44 yup thats working Jan 17 16:12:27 and when u click on gateone its not? Jan 17 16:13:33 thats the thing there is no option of gateone in the beagle bone website under cloud9 Jan 17 16:13:52 it just shows update image n then cloud 9 Jan 17 16:13:57 no gate one ssh Jan 17 16:14:16 click on cloud9 that starts gateone i think Jan 17 16:15:23 i did that also , i even ran a blinked program from there Jan 17 16:15:26 didn't help Jan 17 16:16:05 blinked program worked though? thats wierd.. like its missing a file or something Jan 17 16:16:33 do you have which file Jan 17 16:16:34 > Jan 17 16:16:40 yup it worked Jan 17 16:17:05 might try clearing browser cache and restart browser just to try and see if it fixes... I think i had to do that once Jan 17 16:17:25 alryt ill do that Jan 17 16:17:55 cloud9 kinda touchy Jan 17 16:18:22 gateone/cloud9 rather Jan 17 16:19:10 i cleared by browser data didn't work Jan 17 16:19:26 i can't implement hart in any other way ?> Jan 17 16:19:33 UART^ Jan 17 16:20:27 you ssh in and use nodejs manually, have it load a file Jan 17 16:20:45 anilp: old Gate One was too buggy. New version may fix issues. Jan 17 16:21:25 @jkrinder : i just updated my os n m all these problems Jan 17 16:21:25 actually type node (filename) and it should run it to console Jan 17 16:21:54 @dogrocket : what exactly should i do ? Jan 17 16:22:02 ssh into beagle bone n then ? Jan 17 16:22:15 you allready have the code in a file? Jan 17 16:22:34 ahhh no not really Jan 17 16:22:53 the tutorial which i was referring said i need gateone Jan 17 16:23:04 adafruit tutorial Jan 17 16:23:04 yep... ssh in edit a file with script you want, then execute node filename Jan 17 16:23:32 just copy it and paste it into nano Jan 17 16:23:46 use nano its pretty good editor Jan 17 16:24:00 how do install nano ? Jan 17 16:24:23 nano should be in angstrom i think Jan 17 16:24:32 ssh in and type nano Jan 17 16:25:16 yea got it Jan 17 16:25:22 war should i do now Jan 17 16:25:25 wat ? Jan 17 16:25:41 type in the script ? Jan 17 16:25:52 now just copy the script if you have it, then right click and paste into nano Jan 17 16:27:18 then use cntrl o it will ask for filename, then when all done ctrl x Jan 17 16:27:44 okay thanx a lot was searching for that only Jan 17 16:28:22 cool.. then just type node filename should run and give message to console Jan 17 16:31:06 real linux programmers use the command line anyway... haha Jan 17 16:31:39 sorry, but how do u install python lib on BBB Jan 17 16:31:40 ? Jan 17 16:32:11 i thought gate one was the only way Jan 17 16:32:12 :P Jan 17 16:33:13 oh its already there Jan 17 16:34:04 Hi there, I have an issue with flashing my BBB (BeagleBone Black). I created an image of the SD card as instructed, but the system is not booting. Can you please tell me what is the problem and how can I solve it? Jan 17 16:34:34 hold the boot button when you power on Jan 17 16:34:47 hello to all Jan 17 16:35:31 can anyone help me? Jan 17 16:35:40 depends Jan 17 16:35:53 it would help if you asked a non-meta question Jan 17 16:36:06 <@av500> I did hold down the boot button, but only 2 leds are on (not all 4 of them) Jan 17 16:36:09 the my beaglebone black is off and will not turn over Jan 17 16:36:53 The power LED does not light up when I connect the power / usb Jan 17 16:38:05 using a pc armando? Jan 17 16:38:12 yes Jan 17 16:38:30 sounds like you might have lost control of usb port. reboot Jan 17 16:38:54 PC and power cord 5v 1A Jan 17 16:39:15 hrm... not good Jan 17 16:39:31 I have already rebooted, from linux to windows, the problem remains Jan 17 16:39:59 it might be dead Jan 17 16:40:00 dont know about that one..., anyone else have ideas Jan 17 16:40:05 broken Jan 17 16:40:50 the last few commands given were "pacman-S linux-am33x-legacy" and "poweroff" Jan 17 16:41:03 wait.. did u power off pc? Jan 17 16:41:14 broken? Jan 17 16:41:35 oh.. thats right said you had power Jan 17 16:41:52 [17:36] The power LED does not light up when I connect the power / usb Jan 17 16:42:42 no.. Jan 17 16:43:01 the power led remains down Jan 17 16:43:02 how do i update time on my BBB through terminal..? Jan 17 16:43:08 sorry for my english Jan 17 16:43:44 i would at least try and unplug everything from bbb and leave it alone for few minutes and try again Jan 17 16:43:59 anilp: using the 'date' command? Jan 17 16:44:35 tbr: n then ... Jan 17 16:44:43 konrad_1415: check your sd card Jan 17 16:44:48 can you read the boot partition? Jan 17 16:45:54 do not access the boot partition Jan 17 16:47:29 @av500: I did check the SD card. Can you please explain what do you mean by "read the boot partition?" Jan 17 16:47:42 from your linux/windows pc Jan 17 16:47:45 can you see the files? Jan 17 16:47:47 MLO Jan 17 16:47:49 uboot Jan 17 16:47:50 zimage Jan 17 16:47:53 or uimage Jan 17 16:48:07 yes, I see all files. Jan 17 16:48:15