**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Apr 05 02:59:58 2014 Apr 05 03:00:00 myself: yeah the port should be fine, my wireless dongle still works in it.. it probably is a power issue.. i never considered it originally because the kinect is plugged in separately Apr 05 03:00:51 apparently the kinect needs to be plugged in and also receive enough power from the usb Apr 05 03:01:02 i'm not sure how it all works Apr 05 03:07:15 who knows, but a reliable powerd hub is an invaluable troubleshooting tool Apr 05 03:08:31 we just had an issue at work (not beagle-based but related) where a system switches the USB data lines between hosts without bouncing the power, and some devices don't re-enumerate properly when that happens. Putting a hub in the middle solves it, since when the hub re-enumerates, it hurls disconnects downstream so all the devices come back up properly on the new host. Apr 05 03:32:03 i faced a problem recently ... my beaglebone black A5C has stooped to boot .. i have flashed the Angstrom distribution on the on board flash but it is not booting up on powering any solutions Apr 05 04:37:58 ? Apr 05 04:39:15 ¿ Apr 05 05:15:51 HDMI issues with brand new BBB. Was working fine for about half hour, then every boot shows splash and then "no signal" That's on HDMI 2 on my Visio. If I move cable box to HDMI 2, no problem. If I move BBB to a Sony TV, it works. So, is there something on the hairy edge here? Apr 05 05:18:21 Hello? Is there anyone awake here? Apr 05 07:54:37 /join #fedora Apr 05 08:35:09 how to communicate two beagleboneblack using uart Apr 05 08:36:06 vikas_: using uarts ports BBB-1 rx->tx BBB-2 and BBB-1 tx->rx BBB-2 Apr 05 08:36:26 and join gnd Apr 05 08:37:49 @salaet can u send m the procedure Apr 05 08:38:40 vikas_: firstly you need to know how to configure uarts Apr 05 08:38:52 google! Apr 05 08:39:13 derekmolloy or adafruit , keyword : devicetree Apr 05 08:39:17 force loading of UARTs in your uEnv.txt Apr 05 08:39:46 I can't quite remember the syntax .. but its something like capemgr.blah=BBB-UART2 etc Apr 05 08:41:06 ok thanx guys......i ll search for it. Apr 05 08:48:33 vikas_ ... I had success activating UARTs 1, 2 and 4 by adding the following to the optargs line in uEnv.txt: Apr 05 08:48:34 Apr 05 08:48:34 capemgr.enable_partno=BB-UART1,BB-UART2,BB-UART-4 Apr 05 08:48:46 from http://www.armhf.com/beaglebone-black-serial-uart-device-tree-overlays-for-ubuntu-and-debian-wheezy-tty01-tty02-tty04-tty05-dtbo-files/ Apr 05 08:49:02 mileage may vary with angstrom Apr 05 08:51:02 veremit:u are using debian from armhf? Apr 05 08:51:19 I'm using the build from Rob Nelsons site at eewiki.net Apr 05 08:56:43 I'm ok rolling my own distros :) Apr 05 09:03:32 how to implement modbus on beaglebone black Apr 05 09:04:42 rtu or tcp? Apr 05 09:05:43 tcp Apr 05 09:05:44 its software .. so just write a module to parse the data to/from the physical layer Apr 05 09:06:04 but how??? Apr 05 09:06:14 you don't know how to write software?! :p Apr 05 09:06:23 google is your friend :) Apr 05 09:07:10 with tcp you'll need some sockets layer interface Apr 05 09:07:22 but if u had write it then can u send me ur code......because if i started to write code it will take 2 much tym for writing..... Apr 05 09:07:25 most languages have some way Apr 05 09:07:44 I can sell you my solution ;) Apr 05 09:07:51 nd i dont have enough tym.... Apr 05 09:08:05 at what price Apr 05 09:08:18 $500 ? Apr 05 09:09:03 r u from india Apr 05 09:09:04 ?? Apr 05 09:09:07 UK Apr 05 09:09:36 its only that cheap because its a fairly horrible perl implementation :p Apr 05 09:10:14 thanx dude.....bt i dont have that much money.....nd i m student so i cant afford......so i ll try.... Apr 05 09:10:30 its not hard :) Apr 05 09:10:56 look up the modbus spec and go from there Apr 05 09:11:24 each modbus device has its own command/response codes Apr 05 09:11:50 ok Apr 05 09:12:29 I've worked with networked IO modules and inverters for example Apr 05 09:19:01 well... this probably explains some of my random unhappiness.. just plugged another ds1820 into my BBB and wifi is almost constantly dropping... i must have just been that close to min power limits before to cause random stuff... now if only i had a spare usb hub Apr 05 09:20:13 should never dangle wifi straight off the BBB Apr 05 09:20:19 asking for trouble Apr 05 09:20:36 yea, i was more suprised that it worked at all than its only just stopped workin lol Apr 05 09:20:46 why don't people understand that the BBBdoesn't have a giant power supply built in?! Apr 05 09:21:49 well im running it from a 2 amp psu Apr 05 09:22:35 yea still gonna drag the beagle 5v down a bit Apr 05 09:22:50 yea Apr 05 09:23:26 im still very much in the trial/setting up stage Apr 05 09:23:31 working out what i need and how i need it Apr 05 09:23:46 belt & braces :) Apr 05 09:24:00 O.O Apr 05 09:25:26 wonder if i can bridge the BBB's usb power back to the bullet connectors 5v... Apr 05 09:25:53 yuk Apr 05 09:25:59 how so? Apr 05 09:26:02 probably blw up the PMIC :p Apr 05 09:26:36 that lil fella is quite picky Apr 05 09:26:39 i mean.... i dont think id actually consider it seriously... but its all the same 5v? Apr 05 09:26:56 yes and no Apr 05 09:27:07 cut the tracks for the usb 5v, hook it up externally Apr 05 09:27:10 it might *be* 5V but I doubt it necessarily comes from the same source Apr 05 09:27:23 schematics will tell you though Apr 05 09:28:05 well, theres 5v vdd which is what the BBB its self uses, and theres 5v sys on the gpio headers Apr 05 09:28:22 right Apr 05 09:28:24 if its only powered over usb theres no 5v to the sys Apr 05 09:28:38 power it from a bullet connector and you get 5v sys Apr 05 09:28:57 right .. there's at least 3 inputs to the TPS PMIC chip Apr 05 09:29:08 so, id have to assume its a much separate 5v on the usb output Apr 05 09:29:43 and the usb connector would probably be nicely filtered/regulated id guess Apr 05 09:29:44 it -should- have some cuurent limiting and short-circuit protectin on the usb output Apr 05 09:29:52 yea Apr 05 09:30:29 5v psu's ive measured have quite.... wildly varied idea of what 5v actually is... :) Apr 05 09:30:32 I wouldn't guarantee that on the BBB for cost though Apr 05 09:30:49 10% is usually a reasonable variation Apr 05 09:31:30 so for 5V thats about 4.95-5.05 Apr 05 09:31:38 wait Apr 05 09:31:40 * veremit does math Apr 05 09:31:50 1% perhaps Apr 05 09:31:57 its still early... :p Apr 05 09:32:14 12V can be 11.9-12.1 Apr 05 09:32:17 hmm... maybe i could make a usb breakout on my cape im making.... that takes the usb data pins buy uses the 5v sys power..... Apr 05 09:32:52 * Dan1 gets evil thoughts Apr 05 09:33:28 stick a USB hub chip on and some power distribution switches :p Apr 05 09:33:40 and a 5V reg. Apr 05 09:33:42 simples Apr 05 09:33:59 5v reg may well be enough Apr 05 09:34:04 i only want one usb anyway Apr 05 09:34:28 its only ever going to use a wifi dongle Apr 05 10:59:53 veremit:are you here? Apr 05 11:00:21 veremit: you have wifi dongle running ? Apr 05 11:02:30 i did have a wifi dongle running Apr 05 11:02:50 had to chase the damn thing 1/2 way up the road before i caught it Apr 05 11:02:56 Dan1: with debian ? Apr 05 11:03:23 no, my wifi dongle had little feet... and it was running with its feet... Apr 05 12:26:36 Hello everyone, i got a problem my bbb cant boot anymore, only the power led gets lit when i put the power supply on, what can i do to get it back to work ? Apr 05 12:28:33 wlalele: do you have a large hammer? Apr 05 12:28:56 i suggest hitting it several times until it does what you demand Apr 05 12:32:32 @Dan1 nah really, i dont know what to do, i tried to put an angstrom distro to boot on it directly but it wont boot Apr 05 12:33:44 wlalele: read the topic lately? Apr 05 12:34:15 I got my BBB yesterday and had it working for an hour. Then the dreaded HDMI issues. Seems my Visio TV is a 'cat person' and doesn't like the Beagle. Has anyone here fixed any HDMI issues with their BBB? Apr 05 12:34:21 * Dan1 quotes ..ooOOO(http://beagleboard.org/chat has a guide on how to ask questions ) Apr 05 12:34:57 ok thx @Dan1 Apr 05 12:36:41 @Dan1 my question was well asked, the main problem is explained Apr 05 12:39:15 wlalele: ok sure Apr 05 12:39:19 enjoy your answer Apr 05 12:39:31 g'nite Apr 05 12:41:03 Mason_Illuminati: yes ive seen your exact problem before.... its caus you dont have enough pyramids with eyes on them Apr 05 12:41:03 is it so hard to be kind with someone who got a problem ? Apr 05 12:41:37 wlalele: im not paid enough to be kind to people :) Apr 05 12:41:48 LOL, but I have a secret handshake! Apr 05 12:41:54 then you should do something else Apr 05 12:42:08 specially thoes who dont dont take the time to try and fix there own problems themselves Apr 05 12:42:14 LOL Apr 05 12:42:17 i tried Apr 05 12:42:18 and just demand answers :) Apr 05 12:42:51 im not used to ask questions i usually fix everything on my own but i cant get my bbb back to work Apr 05 12:43:04 Mason_Illuminati: secret handshakes are accepted.... tho if you knew the correct hand shake you would already be in that channel now ;) Apr 05 12:43:13 your not fooling me Mason_Illuminati Apr 05 12:43:14 i think i bricked it but i tried every solution i founded on the web Apr 05 12:43:23 none of them worked Apr 05 12:43:32 Right now I'm only interested in the HDMI handshake! Apr 05 12:43:51 see. this is where you went wrong Mason_Illuminati Apr 05 12:44:32 turn over your $150 dollar bill...... the answer is already written on it.... Apr 05 12:44:40 ;) Apr 05 12:50:33 Hi, I have a problem when I plug my BBB on linux. It don't mount it and 192.168.7.2 doesn't work :/ Apr 05 12:50:45 *it doesn't Apr 05 12:51:56 Tick: you need to include a large wait Apr 05 12:54:00 ie ? Apr 05 12:57:52 After digging around a little today (I just got my BBB yesterday!) I see HDMI issues have been going on for quite some time now. I wonder why they can't get it to work reliably? Is the chipset they're using low-budget? Apr 05 13:01:01 Mason_Illuminati: ive only ever used my BBB over hdmi when i first got it caus the person that gave it to me has it configured all strangely Apr 05 13:01:15 since then its been headless Apr 05 13:03:05 using a BBB with hdmi...... is probably as sound an idea as trying to shoot JFK from the grassy knoll.... or like trying to fly a navy jet into a world trace center Apr 05 13:03:26 *trade centre Apr 05 13:08:31 Ok i found the solution https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/bbb-gadgets/?setlang=fr Apr 05 13:10:02 Tick: congratulations... you have evolved from "single cell organism" to "i just learnt about a google" Apr 05 13:10:52 Dan1: please take a breath and tone down a bit. thanks. Apr 05 13:10:53 -_- I searched before Apr 05 13:11:39 lol LetoThe2nd... yea sorry... fair call Apr 05 13:11:55 stupid people just annoy me..... Apr 05 13:12:14 i mean... at least i know i dont know much.... which is why i hang out in here...... Apr 05 13:12:48 but at least i try and keep my stupid questions to a minimum Apr 05 13:13:32 Dan1: hanging around, but just shooting derogatory comments when somebody just reports back he/she foud a solution himself helps nobody. Apr 05 13:14:36 so if you're frustrated about something, leave your keyboard for a few and get a punching ball or something. thanks. Apr 05 13:14:50 hehe kk Apr 05 13:15:04 late here..... about to afk anywya Apr 05 13:15:15 I'm a stupid person, okay great, I just received my BBB yesterday, so sorry my lord to not to be a ace. Apr 05 13:16:24 Tick: stupid questions does not make a stupid questioner... Apr 05 13:16:40 you just have to be aware that you need to put in some effort yourself Apr 05 13:17:38 And I posted the solution here in case someone need it later Apr 05 13:17:50 indeed you did Apr 05 13:18:10 Bonjour all Apr 05 13:18:30 mamar59 salut Apr 05 13:18:42 Tick: if you spent more time in here..... you would probaly understand my "sharpness" Apr 05 13:19:15 i dont particularly mean to be offensive... Apr 05 13:20:11 Tick: the underlying problem is that you seem to be using arch without having experience on the BBB. probably sticking to a standard debian or angstrom will save you from the basic headaches Apr 05 13:20:33 Dan1 ok,ok but I had done some research before and it's not my style to ask for help at any cost. Apr 05 13:20:58 Dan1: well why don't you leave! Since I've been here you have helped no one and insulted everyone. If you think you're the king of the Beagle, well just remember "With your crown came nothin" Apr 05 13:20:58 LetoThe2nd I use Arch on my PC not on the BBB Apr 05 13:21:48 Tick: ok, noted. please also meantion this in all questions to come, as it seems to cause troubles (in cotrast to generic debian/ubuntu/whatever setups) Apr 05 13:21:50 Mason_Illuminati: feel free to go play "hide and go fuck yourself" :D Apr 05 13:22:20 Mason_Illuminati: Dan1: its enough. both of you. Apr 05 13:22:23 You have no friends. Apr 05 13:22:41 LetoThe2nd Ok sorry I would be more careful next time Apr 05 13:23:15 y a t il des Français ? Apr 05 13:23:17 Mason_Illuminati: feel free to test your hypothesis Apr 05 13:23:27 Mason_Illuminati: last warning. enough. Apr 05 13:23:34 Dan1: last warning for you too. Apr 05 13:23:56 lol LetoThe2nd Apr 05 13:23:58 mamar59: standard language is english here Apr 05 13:24:35 ok Apr 05 13:24:42 Leto: Oh please, don't ban me from an absolutely worthless webchat. Apr 05 13:24:43 no pb Apr 05 13:25:43 mamar59: feel free to use any language you wish... ive seen plenty in here... but most seem to use english so if you ask stuff in another language you might have to wait longer for help :) Apr 05 13:31:22 j'ai un problème avec mon beaglebone black il été sous linux je le flasher me il ne fonctionne plus j'ai la leds power et ethernet qui son allumer me plus les 4 autres j'ai cherche a comprendre ou est le problème me je n arrive pas auriez vous une idee Apr 05 13:33:41 mamar59 tu as mis quoi comme OS ? Apr 05 13:33:43 clear Apr 05 13:34:58 j avais mis linux ubuntu mais j'ai du le reflacher du a un problème de connection Apr 05 13:35:22 t'as essayer de le reflasher ? Apr 05 13:36:06 jai reflasher avec le meme ubuntu mais y veut rien savoir Apr 05 13:36:20 jai que la leds power Apr 05 13:36:30 qui et allume Apr 05 13:37:15 bizarre :/ Désolé je peux trop t'aider Apr 05 13:37:27 et l ethernet meme brancher en usb le pc ne le reconnait pu Apr 05 13:38:03 ok pas de problème merci quand meme Apr 05 13:38:12 de rien Apr 05 15:06:10 I have a question, when I flashing the eMMC, it's normal that it boot like usual (ssh etc ...) ? Apr 05 15:08:17 and windows detect it and I can browse it Apr 05 15:09:38 (but with the SD Card img) Apr 05 15:42:46 Having an error using the command apt-get in the bbb armstrong os Apr 05 15:43:10 can someone helpwith this error Apr 05 15:43:24 angstrom does not use apt, it uses opkg Apr 05 15:44:14 "sudo apt-get install netcat" can you tell the equivalent for this code Apr 05 15:45:54 you should get acustom with opkg, it's not hard. Then you'll be able to figure such things out in the future yourself. Apr 05 16:52:54 does lua use neon? Apr 05 22:12:19 has anyone used the ePWM modules in any mode other than count up mode? Apr 05 22:16:24 up/down mode would be perfect for my application, but I have been unsuccessful at getting the kernel source set up right to get a module built that loads properly. Apr 05 22:16:58 i tried throwing some PRU code at it, but the PRU just hangs when i try to twiddle those bits Apr 05 22:17:26 i don't know of any other userspace interface for the TBCTL registers Apr 05 22:55:21 It is risky to disable nodejs? Because it takes 100% of CPU so it heats :/ Apr 05 23:14:02 so where is the proper place to submit bug reports for issues in the main bbb kernel image ? Apr 05 23:15:07 don't bother lol Apr 05 23:15:16 ? Apr 05 23:16:12 how do u disable nodejs? Apr 05 23:16:54 nyt-: http://bugs.elinux.org/ Apr 05 23:17:11 i tried to register Apr 05 23:17:15 have not been auth'd Apr 05 23:17:32 that was some days ago Apr 05 23:17:34 * prpplague looks Apr 05 23:18:36 patches/adc/0019-iio-ti_am335x_adc-Add-continuous-sampling-and-trigge.patch Apr 05 23:18:44 terribly broken, as it 1) doesn't actually work for its intended purpose Apr 05 23:18:50 and 2) breaks standard analog input Apr 05 23:19:00 I contacted the author/submitter of the patch Apr 05 23:19:04 and he made it quite clear he can't be assed to fix it Apr 05 23:19:08 (awesome) Apr 05 23:19:15 i'd like to recommend that it be removed Apr 05 23:20:09 nyt-: approved Apr 05 23:20:12 thanks Apr 05 23:20:19 patch 20 will have to be adjusted to add the AIN stuff back Apr 05 23:20:34 since it won't apply cleanly after 19 Apr 05 23:20:37 s/after/without Apr 05 23:21:13 but yeah, I contacted Zubair, was really taken aback by his response Apr 05 23:21:38 I've also found some other issues, which I mailed to RCN since I couldn't open any issues on bugs.elinux Apr 05 23:21:40 but no reply there either Apr 05 23:21:59 think he might be away Apr 05 23:22:07 should GPIO function on P9_17 and P9_18 by default? Apr 05 23:22:25 im assuming it may be a dtb issue Apr 05 23:22:35 I know 19 and 20 are used by I2C and unavailable Apr 05 23:22:36 nyt-: rcn is traveling over the last few days Apr 05 23:22:44 nyt-: he'll be back next week Apr 05 23:22:48 but I haven't read anything about 17 and 18 Apr 05 23:23:14 The reason I'm running into this is I'm writing a full featured ruby library for BBB which will be GPL'd shortly Apr 05 23:23:36 I just need to finish the uart/i2c/spio code Apr 05 23:24:34 prpplague: thanks for the infos and the approve on bugs Apr 05 23:24:36 how do you do multiplication on the PRUSS Apr 05 23:24:54 i'll get these reports submitted and see about adjusting patch 20 Apr 05 23:24:56 there's no ASM instruction for it but there is a MAC unit Apr 05 23:25:01 some kind of coprocessor? Apr 05 23:25:23 A 32-bit multiply and accumulate unit (MAC) Apr 05 23:25:24 Enables single-cycle integer multiplications with a 64-bit overflow (useful for decimal results). Apr 05 23:27:02 looks like this repo pasm supports the required opcodes Apr 05 23:27:03 https://github.com/modmaker/am335x_pru_package Apr 05 23:30:21 heeen: i don't know, but... Apr 05 23:30:23 http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/PRU_Assembly_Reference_Guide Apr 05 23:30:51 yes? Apr 05 23:32:30 nyt- I kill nodejs with kill , It's weird sometimes it decides to take 100% of CPU (Debian) Apr 05 23:33:16 Tork: well if you're not using bonescript or the default web interface/cloud9 stuff Apr 05 23:33:16 nyt-: Tork: thread error? Apr 05 23:33:23 you wont need nodejs Apr 05 23:33:27 if you are, then you obv cant remove it Apr 05 23:34:03 nyt- Ok thx Apr 05 23:34:35 theres a script in /opt/scripts/un-tweak-image to disable bonescript Apr 05 23:34:58 ok Apr 05 23:35:57 heeen: i thought this is for communication Apr 05 23:38:20 heeen: deterministic instruction set and no pipelining... Apr 05 23:41:00 heeen: there is MAC in PRU Apr 05 23:49:38 ooo minnowboard max neat Apr 05 23:49:45 * nyt- catching up on news Apr 05 23:51:07 nyt-: ooo arndaleboard octa board neat Apr 05 23:51:20 http://www.arndaleboard.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page Apr 05 23:51:37 big.LITTLE Apr 05 23:51:54 yeah i have no interest in using a minnowboard for myself, but quad core in small form factor x86 is still interesting Apr 05 23:52:15 checking this arndaleboard now Apr 05 23:53:09 impressive Apr 05 23:55:20 pricey but lots of features Apr 05 23:55:35 heeen: i have no idea Apr 05 23:57:45 nyt-: http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Samsung-Exynos-5-Octa-vs-Intel-Atom-Z2760 Apr 05 23:58:05 nyt-: http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Samsung-Exynos-5-Octa-vs-Intel-Atom-Z2580 Apr 06 00:01:03 http://versus.com/en/samsung-exynos-5-octa-5420-vs-intel-atom-d2700 Apr 06 00:03:24 the minnowboard max is using e3845 quad core atom though Apr 06 00:03:31 and is completely differnt arch Apr 06 00:03:49 imx6quad :P Apr 06 00:04:29 theyre both nice Apr 06 00:04:33 just different Apr 06 00:05:12 ok back to getting these adc patches sorted Apr 06 00:05:13 * nyt- sighs Apr 06 00:05:41 nyt- .. are you aware of this artice on the TI forum? .. http://e2e.ti.com/support/arm/sitara_arm/f/791/p/331372/1158869.aspx Apr 06 00:05:48 http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Samsung-Exynos-5-Octa-vs-Intel-Atom-E3825 Apr 06 00:06:53 I think it might be necessary to port the old driver forward somehow Apr 06 00:07:22 veremit: I'm interested in having analog input reading working properly, since its currently broken in the latest image Apr 06 00:07:29 ok Apr 06 00:07:37 typical TI bodge I say lol Apr 06 00:07:43 the continuous mode stuff included not only doesn't work right Apr 06 00:07:51 it also breaks the one shot reading Apr 06 00:08:00 yup Apr 06 00:08:27 so going to submit a bug and hope patch 19 gets removed, and submit a fix to patch 20 so it can be applied without 19 Apr 06 00:08:35 do the BBs have docs for programming the graphics hardware? Apr 06 00:08:38 i just have half a dozen kernel trees checked out, cleaning up Apr 06 00:08:48 loovely. good luck! Apr 06 00:09:44 but yeah, will need to eventually incoporate the latest ti code to get continuous working Apr 06 00:09:56 unfortunately, it would take me way to long to do this as kernel dev isnt my forte Apr 06 00:10:08 so short term goal is just to get adc one shot working correctly Apr 06 00:10:32 FUN: http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Samsung-Exynos-5-Octa-vs-Intel-Atom-E3845 Apr 06 00:12:53 nyt-: lol no bench-mark Apr 06 00:13:43 * nyt- shrugs Apr 06 00:14:03 if your project requires x86, the minnowboard is great, otherwise the octa is also greatm all depends on your goals Apr 06 00:15:45 If i need minix3 then x86 looks good. Apr 06 00:17:08 with bigger batteries... Apr 06 00:19:26 http://warpboard.org/ also looks fun Apr 06 00:19:34 Insanely small Apr 06 00:19:45 http://www.warpboard.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/O03A2140small-front-on_cleansmall-front-on_clean_vig_LR1200.jpg Apr 06 00:21:12 modularity is good :) Apr 06 00:22:37 ok well, got my patching done time to test this Apr 06 00:26:28 imx6 :) tis a good platform Apr 06 00:28:04 bbiab Apr 06 00:31:17 anyone made uav with bbb? Apr 06 00:31:29 not yet but I might soon Apr 06 00:31:33 have a quadcopter here Apr 06 00:31:41 need to assemble and finish this ruby lib Apr 06 00:32:05 getting sidetracked in kernel land =[ Apr 06 00:32:14 haha Apr 06 00:32:26 I'm learning math first Apr 06 00:32:59 i have no idea on kernel land Apr 06 00:33:19 testing this patch then submitting and back to my library development Apr 06 00:33:22 which im like a week behind on Apr 06 00:34:39 at least i finished all the construction i was working on Apr 06 00:34:47 that was brutal trying to code when you're all beat up Apr 06 00:35:18 If i want to learn os kernel, where is the best place to start? Apr 06 00:41:56 /home/nyt/beaglebone/kernel/patches/adc/0018-input-ti_tsc-Enable-shared-IRQ-TSC.patch: applied Apr 06 00:41:56 /home/nyt/beaglebone/kernel/patches/adc/0020-iio-ti_am335x_adc-Add-IIO-map-interface.patch: Patch format detection failed. Apr 06 00:42:00 crap Apr 06 00:46:17 woot got it working Apr 06 00:47:14 now just have to build and test Apr 06 00:47:29 although I don't presume any issues since it was just fixing line #'s Apr 06 01:50:26 Image arch/arm/boot/uImage is ready Apr 06 01:51:10 oh, u use arch on bbb? Apr 06 01:51:18 lol Apr 06 01:51:23 n00b :p Apr 06 01:51:49 ? Apr 06 01:52:07 FUN .. thats the kernel path :p Apr 06 01:52:20 ah! Apr 06 01:53:07 building this to verify the adc fixes Apr 06 01:53:20 which os? Apr 06 01:53:33 debian Apr 06 01:53:48 which is apparently now the primary supported image Apr 06 01:54:01 w00t .. congrats Beagles! Apr 06 01:54:10 ? Apr 06 01:54:18 rip angstrom... Apr 06 01:54:26 indeed! Apr 06 01:54:28 angstrom was awful Apr 06 01:54:36 lol tried enabling BB-UART1 in uenv and it wouldnt even boot Apr 06 01:55:01 don't think it had capemgr did it?! maybe it did .. *snicker* Apr 06 01:55:09 it did Apr 06 01:55:12 http://beagleboard.org/project/Debian/ Apr 06 01:56:04 but yeah, want to get this sorted asap so myself and others can actually use more than one adc at a time Apr 06 01:56:29 and while building the kernel i got to fix one of my amplifiers lol Apr 06 01:56:29 so Apr 06 01:56:32 thats good anyway Apr 06 01:56:54 heh gotta do -something- while it builds lol Apr 06 01:57:05 -j8 is pretty quick tho Apr 06 01:57:07 patching took longer Apr 06 01:57:16 especially since i had to twice Apr 06 01:57:19 woops Apr 06 01:57:24 dangit Apr 06 02:00:43 still a way to go with the debian support though Apr 06 02:01:05 but its progress Apr 06 02:05:29 hows that? Apr 06 02:05:32 seems to be doing well to me Apr 06 02:21:59 Linux rbone 3.8.13-00737-g441a2ac #1 SMP Sat Apr 5 21:49:13 EDT 2014 armv7l GNU/Linux Apr 06 02:22:46 hows it lookin? Apr 06 02:24:54 gonna test in a second Apr 06 02:24:57 wife just returend **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Apr 06 02:59:58 2014