**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Mar 14 02:59:59 2014 Mar 14 04:28:06 Hello, I'm trying to obtain some BeagleBone Black devices, but most places seem to be out of stock. Any idea how I might obtain some? Mar 14 04:50:54 Order & wait Mar 14 04:58:39 hehe Mar 14 05:04:48 when you order a bbb from element14, does it come with any cables at all? Mar 14 05:11:15 the standard package comes with a USB cable Mar 14 05:11:22 thanks myself Mar 14 05:11:45 I assume they carry the same as everyone else Mar 14 05:12:18 myself, yeah, they just don't make it clear on their site, but I would guess so too Mar 14 07:53:29 is it okay to use gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf 4.8.1 (linaro) for cross-compilation for the BBB? Mar 14 08:04:38 lets put it that way: it doesn't sound too bad :) Mar 14 08:38:26 Hi, looking at https://github.com/beagleboard/kernel, what does the patch actually do ? Mar 14 09:10:01 hvn2: it patches Mar 14 09:10:15 its vanilla plus all the beagle patches Mar 14 09:10:32 what is in that git is not the kernel source, only the patches Mar 14 09:25:58 Does the ARM prozessor on the BB xM Rev C have some sort of hardware protection against overheat? If I make some configuration testings with the /dev/media interface I can trigger a situation which heats the CPU up until the OS gets nonresponsive. Mar 14 09:27:13 its a standard omap3.. don't think so Mar 14 09:27:52 IIRC thermal diode only was added in OMAP4 Mar 14 09:28:08 LetoThe2nd: have I seen you in #octave? Mar 14 09:28:12 possible measures: 1) place a heatsink on it 2) see if there's some thermal management stuff available to put in/activate in the kernel Mar 14 09:28:18 Andy1978: certainly not Mar 14 09:28:19 easy fix: use a heatsink Mar 14 09:29:54 * LetoThe2nd wonders if there is a past form of "heatsink". like heatsunk. Mar 14 09:30:08 tbr: it was there in omap3, it just diddn't work right Mar 14 09:30:08 tbr: okay I try this. But as the CPU overheatet once I'm not interested in tirggering this bug again to see if the CPU survives Mar 14 09:30:13 LetoThe2nd: melted Mar 14 09:30:50 SpeedEvil: hm. Mar 14 09:33:10 thermal management was added for omap4 Mar 14 09:33:50 ah, so I had the right direction of thought Mar 14 09:35:31 for omap3, add heatsink or limit the cpu speed Mar 14 09:35:48 but as I think I triggered a kernel bug with this some sort of software protection wouldn't help here Mar 14 09:37:02 I'll try the heatsink and hope the best Mar 14 09:40:54 Andy1978: you have serial hooked up? Mar 14 09:41:34 not when it overheated Mar 14 09:41:42 ah Mar 14 09:41:49 av500: why? kernel log? Mar 14 09:41:52 yes Mar 14 09:42:06 ssh dies with USB Mar 14 09:42:11 since its all on one usb controller Mar 14 09:42:38 av500: I've seen "CCDC won't become idle" in dmesg Mar 14 09:42:58 av500: Ah, interesting Mar 14 09:43:50 what are you doing with the board? Mar 14 09:44:18 Capturing images with a MT9P031 (aptina) camera bord from leopard imaging Mar 14 09:44:46 av500: after capturing some calculations, triangulation for measurements and object detection Mar 14 09:45:31 av500: you know media-ctl? I set a cropping area and the tried to get the full image when using crop(0,0) Mar 14 09:45:58 my time with omap3 was before media-ctl :) Mar 14 09:46:08 newfangled stuff to me Mar 14 09:46:12 :-D Mar 14 09:46:15 use skype on beagleboard?? Mar 14 09:46:24 no Mar 14 09:46:39 zhaolin63: I only use free(as in freedom) software Mar 14 09:47:08 andy1978: suggest alternative? Mar 14 09:47:29 You want to do video chatting with a beagle board? Mar 14 09:47:43 yes. i want to call home. Mar 14 09:48:01 zhaolin63: Ekiga? Mar 14 09:48:33 but I don't know if a BB xM has enough power to handle this Mar 14 09:48:47 call or video? Mar 14 09:48:52 video Mar 14 09:49:00 buy a $50 Android phone Mar 14 09:49:15 av500: ++ Mar 14 09:50:36 has hdmi and audio in/out?? Mar 14 09:52:35 Ekiga compile instructions deleted from http://wiki.ekiga.org/index.php/HowTo_install_Ekiga_packages Mar 14 09:53:07 hdmi has no audio in Mar 14 09:53:14 i'm pretty sure ekiga is in the debian repositories. Mar 14 09:53:20 the beaglebone black has audio out Mar 14 09:53:26 the beagleboard XM does not Mar 14 09:53:29 and the beagleboard doesn't have HDMI, it has DVI so no audio Mar 14 09:53:34 but, that's all on the internet Mar 14 09:53:54 bottom line: none of the beagleboards is meant as a cheap video phone. Mar 14 09:53:55 thank you. Mar 14 09:54:51 av500: Hm? What is the "Audio out" jacket on the BB xM-RevC for? I never tried it but thought this would be an audio output Mar 14 09:55:04 hdmi audio Mar 14 09:55:06 sorry Mar 14 09:55:13 ah Mar 14 09:59:49 hi Mar 14 10:00:12 does anyone have an equivalent circuit for BBB gpios? Mar 14 10:00:51 ? Mar 14 10:03:41 i mean an scheme representation of GPIO Mar 14 10:04:08 internal? Mar 14 10:04:13 maybe in the data sheet Mar 14 10:04:17 what for? Mar 14 10:04:54 need to design a scheme both for input and output Mar 14 10:04:58 not or or Mar 14 10:05:06 ? Mar 14 10:05:13 i lokked Sitara manual but didn't find that Mar 14 10:06:06 for i could connect a relay for example and dry input to one point Mar 14 10:06:26 not at same time of course Mar 14 10:06:45 i guess nobody understands the question. Mar 14 10:07:06 kk Mar 14 10:07:08 like this one Mar 14 10:07:09 http://www.mosaic-industries.com/embedded-systems/microcontroller-projects/raspberry-pi/gpio-pin-electrical-specifications Mar 14 10:07:59 on schematic gpio is a black box - i wanna know what is inside Mar 14 10:08:23 see the data sheet Mar 14 10:08:35 Maquefel: look into the am335x TRM Mar 14 10:08:45 maybe there's a block diagram... if not, then not. Mar 14 10:08:46 no scheme there only charaterictics Mar 14 10:08:50 also, it might be described in words Mar 14 10:08:57 an not in pictures Mar 14 10:08:59 and Mar 14 10:09:23 well it's inside soc. if the manufacturer does not decide to share information/funny images, then... not. Mar 14 10:09:25 the above is not the real GIO schematics of the RPI Mar 14 10:09:30 just a block diagram Mar 14 10:09:53 that's why it is called equivalent Mar 14 10:09:59 the only value there is 50kOhm Mar 14 10:10:05 one can write that in works too Mar 14 10:12:50 yeah. and chapter 25 of the TRM is relatively verbose on that. Mar 14 10:13:12 25.4 Page 3474 for example Mar 14 10:17:18 looks like i am blind - i can't see even type of output - relay or open collector :\ Mar 14 10:17:55 you are talking about Technical Reference Manual AM335x ? Mar 14 10:18:15 Figure 13-8 has also a block diagram Mar 14 10:19:19 25.3.4.3 Mar 14 10:19:21 ff Mar 14 10:21:48 AM335x ARM Cortex-A8 Microprocessors (MPUs) Technical Reference Manual (Rev. J) ? Mar 14 10:22:43 probably, yes. Mar 14 10:22:58 Figure 13-8 is 16-BPP Data Memory Organization (TFT Mode Only)—Little Endian Mar 14 10:23:01 :\ Mar 14 10:23:36 Maquefel: I have "OMAP36xx Multimedia Device Silicon Revision 1.x" Mar 14 10:24:50 perhaps the wrong source... Mar 14 10:25:27 but I don't think the physical I/O configuration differs much between the different omap processors... but I may be wrong Mar 14 10:26:47 1.8V vs 3.3. Mar 14 10:26:54 so I would not use one for the other Mar 14 10:30:20 ok crawled 25.3.4.3 - it is a gpio programming reference Mar 14 10:30:48 omap may be is an answer Mar 14 10:30:53 actually Mar 14 10:31:02 no Mar 14 10:31:09 as said, 3.3V vs 1.8 Mar 14 10:31:39 av500: i will not listen to you Mar 14 10:31:48 =) Mar 14 10:31:53 * LetoThe2nd puts his hands over his ears and sings "lalalalalala" Mar 14 10:38:48 PRU-ICSS ? Mar 14 11:18:23 av500: I figured that it's not the source, but I couldn't figure out what actually happens in the patch. So if I download the patch and apply it, it will patch the vanilla kernel for the Beagle xM board as well ? Or only for the Bone ? Mar 14 12:13:21 Guys, I am trying to learn to use a nokia LCD 84 x 48 on my BBB. but there is no tutorials how on the net. They are all on arduino. Do you know where should I go look to learn this stuff? relatively new to Embedding systems Mar 14 12:16:06 SeanMark: which bus does it use? SPI? I²C? Mar 14 12:17:25 I'm interested in using BBB as a server, is that a good idea? Mar 14 12:18:54 trusy: how long is a peice of string? Mar 14 12:19:09 I don't understand the question Mar 14 12:28:57 trusy: dito Mar 14 12:29:06 Sorry ? Mar 14 12:29:27 [13:15] I'm interested in using BBB as a server, is that a good idea? Mar 14 12:33:16 trusy: "server" isnt a descriptive word........ Mar 14 12:33:32 server for high traffic website Mar 14 12:34:02 no Mar 14 12:35:26 What specs are needed for that? Mar 14 12:38:01 are you serious? Mar 14 12:38:14 you think Google and Facebook run from raspberry pis? Mar 14 12:40:37 sounds like a school question :P Mar 14 12:41:33 , I believe SPI? just wanted to output some random stuff to my nokia 84x48. I have been looking around whole day and the only luck I have is Arduino. Mar 14 12:41:58 I don't know how to reply to mister tbr. lol :)) hope he sees my reply Mar 14 12:42:06 he does Mar 14 12:42:12 * tbr does Mar 14 12:42:37 I see. thanks! back to searching then *sigh* Mar 14 12:44:36 SeanMark: you can just bitbang it Mar 14 12:44:45 all what applies to arduino can apply here too Mar 14 12:44:54 hook up some GPIOs and bang away Mar 14 12:46:28 anyone selling a beaglebone? Mar 14 12:46:42 ohh. I see. Yeah, I was thinking about that idea to just replicate what arduino people did. I might as well give it a try. Mar 14 12:47:22 sure Mar 14 12:47:29 heeen: how much do you offer? Mar 14 12:47:41 45$ Mar 14 12:47:48 haha Mar 14 12:47:49 get in line Mar 14 12:47:52 :) Mar 14 12:47:56 * tbr would sell his for a bazillion! Mar 14 12:48:11 how about a bazillion dogecoin Mar 14 12:49:29 stupid C3 board still won't boot ubuntu 13.10 Mar 14 12:49:51 may have to build the kernel myself after all Mar 14 12:49:56 I guess Mar 14 12:50:02 (11:08:19 PM) av500: you think Google and Facebook run from raspberry pis? <--- at times..... i do wonder... Mar 14 12:50:23 what are the gotchas to build a kernel for a c3? Mar 14 12:50:34 take robert c nelson's patches Mar 14 12:50:36 ? Mar 14 12:56:35 Any C programmers around looking for a quick and well-paying job? Mar 14 12:57:07 let me guess, write a high traffic web server? Mar 14 12:57:13 No... Mar 14 12:57:17 oh Mar 14 12:57:24 loool Mar 14 12:57:34 You are the dumbest of your brothers by the way:) Mar 14 12:58:02 trusy: im guessing you are an only child? Mar 14 12:58:15 yet still teh dumbest of your siblings? Mar 14 12:58:18 No, me and your mom have many kids Mar 14 12:58:36 thats no surprise Mar 14 12:58:47 she was a whore... and a pretty ugly one at that Mar 14 12:58:53 I hate mom jokes. ._. hahaha *doing you mom Mar 14 12:58:55 not really something you want to brag about dude Mar 14 12:59:06 guys, enough Mar 14 12:59:35 what's the job description for the C programming? Mar 14 13:02:09 mirror google.com locally on a BBB Mar 14 13:02:11 :) Mar 14 13:05:10 looks like we frustrated someone... Mar 14 13:05:33 * tbr also notes: friday! Mar 14 13:06:02 tbr: hehe back to drinking... you job is done for the day Mar 14 13:07:58 btw: http://www.infoworld.com/d/open-source-software/2014-the-year-of-the-linux-desktop-238358 Mar 14 13:15:19 heh, the year of the chromeos desktop :) Mar 14 13:17:03 luckily chromeos uses all these new linux standards like systemd ... errr ... Mar 14 13:27:29 ogra_: I thought it uses upstart? Mar 14 13:27:36 yeah Mar 14 13:27:47 the only ramaining linux that does ... Mar 14 13:28:21 and the widest spread one that does :P Mar 14 13:28:59 but the rest of the world has to move to systemd ... Mar 14 13:32:09 nice I got it booting Mar 14 13:32:25 used bbxm-ubuntu-13.10-2014-02-16-2gb.img Mar 14 13:48:31 guys, when you say digital pins in Arduino is this the same as Beaglebone black's GPIO pins? Mar 14 13:52:30 somewhat Mar 14 13:53:50 thanks! Mar 14 13:59:40 SeanMark: same purpose with some functional differences, e.g. Arduino only has pull-ups, BB has pull-ups or pull-downs, different current limits, etc. Mar 14 14:01:15 I see, I see. I am learning much in this chat box. thanks guys Mar 14 14:01:56 try to think outside of the box :) Mar 14 14:04:10 Unlike RPI... beagle has Analog inputs so there is a 1:1 relationship with arduino there too... though 3.3V comapred to 5V might be a bit limiting... depending on what you want to attach. Mar 14 14:04:51 If memeory serves... you can't even read 3V with them... Mar 14 14:05:46 hahaha. I am trying. Still my first week in embedded systems and trying to teach as much. This kind of stuff is not common in our place. Sometimes i feel like a wizard having to light up a LED by using an echo command lol Mar 14 14:05:58 to teach myself* Mar 14 14:05:59 only 3.3 somewhat sucks....... wish they would make them accept 5v inputs Mar 14 14:07:32 1.8V on the ADC inputs, putting 3.3V into them would be bad.... Mar 14 14:25:28 hiii Mar 14 14:26:35 guys, I need a big order of BBB. 800 devices. Anyone know where to buy it? Mar 14 14:27:18 * ogra_ giggles Mar 14 14:27:23 are you trolling? Mar 14 14:27:47 if you are building a product, contact circuitco for example directly Mar 14 14:28:02 resellers SHOULD NOT sell more than 5 boards to a single customer Mar 14 14:28:13 LULz Mar 14 14:31:29 also if you buy 800 today, they might put out a new revision of the BBB tomorrow and then you won't have access to exactly the same HW as your previous batch Mar 14 14:31:49 andres_: talk to circuitco Mar 14 14:32:18 maybe he wants to speculate on the value of the BBB Mar 14 14:32:42 BBBcoin Mar 14 14:32:45 :O Mar 14 14:32:47 damn! Mar 14 14:33:12 thanks! Mar 14 14:33:35 I am building a product, yeap Mar 14 14:34:10 but who'd want to invest in BBBs anyways, TI-8Xs is where it's at, it has steadily followed the inflation for 20 years Mar 14 14:36:36 I have to make a device, that after a pulse on a gpio Its sends a commando by TCP/IP. Mar 14 14:36:53 Do you recommend another board? Mar 14 14:37:41 a cammando?! that sounds serious! Mar 14 14:37:52 The matter is that I need a lot of boards Mar 14 14:37:58 je, command over Mar 14 14:38:04 sorry Mar 14 14:38:09 BBB is definitely overkill Mar 14 14:38:51 yes, super-overkill Mar 14 14:39:38 I know Mar 14 14:39:49 its cheap Mar 14 14:39:51 you need wired ethernet or wifi? Mar 14 14:39:56 there's plenty of cheap ethernet/wifi modules that have the TCP stack built in so you can use small micros with them Mar 14 14:40:02 you could use the 20$ stellaris Mar 14 14:40:02 wired Mar 14 14:40:05 tiva Mar 14 14:40:54 http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9246811/TI_targets_enthusiasts_with_19.99_mini_computer_for_small_electronics Mar 14 14:40:54 Ok, I´ll look it Mar 14 14:40:55 good luck ordering 800 :) Mar 14 14:41:02 I need C++ support Mar 14 14:41:08 c++? Mar 14 14:41:13 in order to send a button press Mar 14 14:41:15 ? Mar 14 14:41:19 perhaps need to use WS Mar 14 14:41:21 soap Mar 14 14:42:09 The command is sent to a platform that is not on my control Mar 14 14:42:19 WS? Mar 14 14:42:26 web services Mar 14 14:42:31 SOAP PROTOCOL Mar 14 14:42:39 jaja Mar 14 14:42:53 just one gpio pulse? Mar 14 14:42:57 get a bunch of raspis Mar 14 14:43:42 Yeap, I have a raspi Mar 14 14:44:34 now you need only 799 more Mar 14 14:44:45 je Mar 14 14:45:50 I´ll save 6 dollars, not much Mar 14 14:46:29 the economics of investing $50 for this small amount of functionality escape me Mar 14 14:48:03 I cant explain the project but I can assure you that it make sense Mar 14 14:50:26 GUYS! I was able to light up my Nokia 84 x 48 lcd to my BBB. but after how many seconds the sides turned black o.O I used 3.3v since 5v is not recommended for what I have read. is this normal? Mar 14 14:52:11 http://bear24rw.blogspot.ca/ Mar 14 14:59:43 SOAP??? Please just kill soap. Mar 14 15:00:49 http://www.amazon.com/TP-LINK-TL-WR841N-Wireless-Router-300Mpbs/dp/B001FWYGJS/ Mar 14 15:00:56 that router runs DD-WRT etc Mar 14 15:01:06 just repurpose it for your app ;) Mar 14 15:01:42 you get a whole bunch of stuff for $20 Mar 14 15:04:15 http://www.amazon.com/Portable-TP-LINK-TL-WR703N-150Mbps-Wireless/dp/B009V9SPLC/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1394809431&sr=1-2&keywords=tl703 Mar 14 15:04:32 this one is smaller Mar 14 15:05:39 and slightly less ugly Mar 14 15:06:57 SeanMark: what do you mean by "the sides turned black"? Mar 14 15:08:54 beagle bone black in stock at adafruit Mar 14 15:09:20 https://www.adafruit.com/products/1278 Mar 14 15:09:26 @alexanderhiam_ the side of the LCD. It just like 'burned' the side part of the LCD Mar 14 15:11:51 did you use a current limiting resistor for the backlight? might have burnt out the LEDs Mar 14 15:14:11 timer started, let's see how long it lasts Mar 14 15:15:42 nope -.-" but the spec said that 3.3V to 5V was okay. tried to on it again, seems like the black spot is not spreading. Black spot is permanent sad Mar 14 15:18:11 yea, the backlight on those is usually just an led or two, so resistors are needed Mar 14 15:28:16 there's a grown man, sitting right in front of me, eating his boogers Mar 14 15:28:23 how he thinks now one sees him eludes me Mar 14 15:28:35 he probably simply doesnt care Mar 14 15:33:22 I don't care either, I'm leaving this hellhole :) Mar 14 15:40:14 eww... I'm eating lunch Mar 14 15:40:51 does anyone use a microHDMI → HDMI adapter for the BBB? It looks like the size of such an adapter would block access to the USB port Mar 14 15:42:09 woudn't a cable be abetter choice? Mar 14 15:42:11 i checked mine, it was not blocking the usbport Mar 14 15:42:34 thanks SeanMark Mar 14 15:42:55 the adapter is easier in my case for various reasons pwillard Mar 14 15:43:39 mine is like this https://www.google.com/search?q=micro+hdmi+to+hdmi+adapter&biw=1280&bih=653&tbm=isch&imgil=slQJykyILODa9M%253A%253Bhttps%253A%252F%252Fencrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com%252Fimages%253Fq%253Dtbn%253AANd9GcSR6kk0J97SzykOweO1nOnLhc-dqz_hXaFpBUE_26THq-7AfJbFKg%253B600%253B443%253BlbGbeUo1MFx1oM%253Bhttp%25253A%25252F%25252Fwww.lunashops.com%25252Fgoods.php%25253Fid%2525253D1905&source=iu&usg=__wj37tYQXFviAMr8S_sS Mar 14 15:43:53 oops link to big. *fml Mar 14 15:45:50 thanks, that looks better than the one I was looking at since the female end is farther away Mar 14 15:46:01 ah... ok Mar 14 16:28:33 BBB stock already down to 7 on adafruit, this thing sells like hot cakes Mar 14 16:29:56 yup Mar 14 16:30:16 <_av500_> cake, meet hot Mar 14 16:30:28 apple pie... Mar 14 16:35:02 Like bacon on a stick Mar 14 16:36:19 mmmm, bacon Mar 14 16:37:42 mmmmm,... ENOCHOCOLATE Mar 14 16:38:05 just use a dip :) Mar 14 16:46:10 hi I am not able to use pip due to the ssl certificate error Mar 14 16:46:16 what should I do? Mar 14 16:47:07 stuck on the problem from three days Mar 14 16:47:21 need help, somebody please help Mar 14 16:49:08 https://www.adafruit.com/products/1278 sold out again Mar 14 17:12:27 I am going to buy Beagle bone black, can I connect it to My Lcd monitor Mar 14 17:12:44 <_av500_> does it have DVI or HDMI? Mar 14 17:12:50 No Mar 14 17:12:59 only VGA Mar 14 17:13:03 <_av500_> then no Mar 14 17:13:10 <_av500_> unless you buy an expensive convert Mar 14 17:13:11 <_av500_> er Mar 14 17:13:18 <_av500_> that still might not work Mar 14 17:13:24 why..? Mar 14 17:13:31 <_av500_> why what? Mar 14 17:13:37 <_av500_> becausse the BBB has only DVI Mar 14 17:14:14 Whether I need to by an HDMI compatible LCD or HDMI to VGA converter... which is better Mar 14 17:14:28 the former Mar 14 17:14:41 I think BBB has micro HDMI port? Mar 14 17:14:59 It does, but runs DVI over it. Mar 14 17:15:18 what is the problem with HDMI to VGA converter? Mar 14 17:15:45 THey suck and are expensive. Mar 14 17:15:57 ok Mar 14 17:15:57 VGA in general sucks. Mar 14 17:16:04 Analog in general sucks. Mar 14 17:16:44 you said "runs DVI over it"...what it means Mar 14 17:19:40 hey! analog is cool! Mar 14 17:19:56 it makes my wallet thick! Mar 14 17:24:01 BBB haf micro HDMI with sound, you can use an adapter to drive a DVI monitor Mar 14 17:24:20 the resolution sucks Mar 14 17:24:51 I'd run an RPi for a terminal, and ssh -x into the BBB Mar 14 17:25:39 ok Mar 14 17:25:56 well that is if you have both boards, I do Mar 14 17:26:35 if we use HDMI, we need micro to HDMI cable for connecting to LCD monitor..? Mar 14 17:29:58 or a micro HDMI adapter Mar 14 17:30:27 Shijo, I have one that is microHDMI on one end, and standard HDMI on the other Mar 14 17:56:46 hi everyone Mar 14 17:57:35 i am new to beagleboard and singleboard computers but i m very much interested Mar 14 17:58:14 i dont know how to start where to start n wat to start? Mar 14 18:08:58 at beagleboard.org Mar 14 18:15:06 <_av500_> stard the board Mar 14 18:38:32 Can I share data between the console/disk & USB "BeagleBone Getting Started" drive on a windows machine? Mar 14 18:40:04 you mean, having the bbb running and using that filesystem, and mounting it from a host at the same time? Mar 14 18:40:07 that'd be a bad idea Mar 14 18:40:44 I'd like to copy files to the bbb Mar 14 18:40:55 and access them from the console Mar 14 18:41:17 use mtp *giggle* Mar 14 18:41:59 I'm not a linux guy, not sure what that means? Mar 14 18:43:30 With bbb running, I can see (and copy files to) the "BeagleBone Getting Started" volume from a windows machine Mar 14 18:43:46 But I don't see the files from the bbb console Mar 14 18:43:52 Larry_, if you want to do it by mounting that filesystem, you'll have to mount it on windows, write to it from windows, unmount it from windows, mount it from bbb, read it from bbb, unmount it from bbb, lather rinse repeat Mar 14 18:44:30 might be easier to use ssh to move files in over the network Mar 14 18:44:49 So if I disconnect the windows drive, I should see the files? Mar 14 18:46:35 Ok, thanks. Mar 14 20:26:17 [kernel] jadonk opened pull request #92: Wl18xx bbb support (3.8...wl18xx_bbb_support) http://git.io/iJcuzg **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Mar 15 02:59:58 2014