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Aug 11 04:42:14 <Sonu> hello
Aug 11 04:42:50 <Sonu> my beaglebone is not responding over putty (ssh) via window pc
Aug 11 04:47:34 <ds2> is the LED coming on?
Aug 11 04:47:50 <Sonu> yes
Aug 11 04:48:51 <Sonu> but now only power led is glowing
Aug 11 04:49:02 <ds2> hmmm
Aug 11 04:49:16 <ds2> is this a BBB or BBW?
Aug 11 04:49:22 <Sonu> BBB
Aug 11 04:49:41 <ds2> do you have a debug serial cable?
Aug 11 04:50:02 <Sonu> attached with 4D 4.3" LCD Cape
Aug 11 04:50:06 <ds2> If not, get a non flasher image onto a uSD card and try booting that
Aug 11 04:50:14 <ds2> oh...try removing the cape and see if it works
Aug 11 04:50:20 <Sonu> ok
Aug 11 04:50:23 <Sonu> 1 min
Aug 11 04:50:25 <ds2> sorry, got to go. need to eat a late dinner.
Aug 11 04:51:15 <Sonu> ok
Aug 11 04:51:29 <Sonu> now cape is removed
Aug 11 04:51:41 <Sonu> all other led were flashing
Aug 11 04:58:22 <Sonu> hello
Aug 11 04:59:00 <Sonu> my beaglebone Black is not communicating with my window PC
Aug 11 05:02:00 <Sonu> earlier there's a new drive opens when i connect it with the usb cable
Aug 11 05:02:29 <Sonu> but now there's no new drive as beaglebone
Aug 11 05:02:48 <Sonu> nor connected to 192.168.7.2
Aug 11 05:03:45 <Sonu> yesterday i run a cmd opkg upgrage without using memory card and as it taking to much time so i pressed ctrl+c and moved out
Aug 11 05:04:06 <Sonu> is it the issue, or how to reset it to previous state
Aug 11 05:04:10 <Sonu> ??
Aug 11 05:45:35 <ehammerv> I found the image builder for rebuilding the debian image for BBB, but i would like to modify the kernel, however i did not see any documentation on how change the kernal that the image builder is pointing at, is there documentation out there for something like that?
Aug 11 06:00:05 <tbr> ehammerv: look for the angstrom kernel workflow
Aug 11 06:07:37 <Sonu> BBB not responding on SSH
Aug 11 06:08:18 <TheMesquito> .
Aug 11 06:09:11 <Sonu> saying "time out"
Aug 11 06:15:26 <qt-x> Sonu: did th system boot completely? (use debug console on serial port )
Aug 11 06:17:59 <LetoThe2nd> Sonu: earlier you said that you did opkg upgrade and interrupted it. this most likely broke your system, you will need to reflash it.
Aug 11 06:18:16 <Sonu> how to reflash it
Aug 11 06:19:10 <LetoThe2nd> Sonu: see http://beagleboard.org/latest-images there are the images for download as well as instructions on how to use them.
Aug 11 06:19:39 <LetoThe2nd> the emmc flasher images are set up to relash the internal memory.
Aug 11 06:27:11 <sonu> i downloaded the image "Angstrom Distribution (BeagleBone Black - 2GB eMMC) 2013-09-04 "
Aug 11 06:27:47 <sonu> but didnt get the steps to follow, for reflashing the BBB
Aug 11 06:28:54 <LetoThe2nd> sonu: isn't there a "getting started" link right at the top of the page?
Aug 11 06:29:13 <LetoThe2nd> sonu: you know, for handholding i usually chargd my engineering fees.
Aug 11 06:34:02 <qt-x> did anybody managed to build qt5 with angstrom ? for beaglebone black
Aug 11 06:45:16 <vvu> sonu github.com/ungureanuvladvictor/BBBlfs
Aug 11 06:52:12 <adi__> hello
Aug 11 06:56:13 <Myrtti> foo bar wibble, trying to trigger a bot.
Aug 11 06:56:32 <tbr> :)
Aug 11 07:14:27 <tbr-foo> saying something, to see what happens
Aug 11 07:14:40 <tbr-foo> yeah, spam as expected
Aug 11 09:07:58 <cityoflights2> hi ,
Aug 11 09:08:41 <cityoflights2> ok, so I wrote a simple epoll program in python and I printed out vaules on gpio which is connected to a water sensor
Aug 11 09:09:00 <cityoflights2> does the linux epoll provide means of debounching?
Aug 11 11:12:16 <Xippe> Anyone experienced with beaglesnes?
Aug 11 11:12:51 <Xippe> Can't get the board to boot from the sd card
Aug 11 11:25:42 <Xippe> seems like it doesn't start when I have an sd card inserted, it doesn't matter if it's something on it or not
Aug 11 11:39:08 <Xippe> Think I found the reason why it didn't work, I used DD on the first partition.. so I used /dev/mmcblk0p1 instead of /dev/mmcblk0
Aug 11 13:02:48 <jkridner> tbr: sorry not to be around to op. still a need?
Aug 11 13:03:56 <tbr> jkridner: got freenode OPERs to help, reluctantly - 07:18:16-!- caaaaaaa [~tripp@90.174.5.82] has quit [K-Lined]
Aug 11 13:04:21 <jkridner> :(
Aug 11 13:04:52 <tbr> freenode staff is not on the channel access list
Aug 11 13:05:27 <tbr> jkridner: might want to add them if you want to enable them to help with channel specific problems
Aug 11 13:13:24 <jkridner> how do I do that?
Aug 11 13:29:39 <das> algorithm
Aug 11 13:30:07 <das> ...
Aug 11 13:41:28 <tbr> jkridner: https://freenode.net/using_the_network.shtml mentions this
Aug 11 14:05:01 <mistawright> hi  guys is anyone here using the bbbio library by vegetableavenger on github? I am having some trouble getting around how they reference gpio pins and pwm pins
Aug 11 15:13:13 <jkridner> KotH, LetoThe2nd: ah, you guys are freenode staff?
Aug 11 15:13:34 <jkridner> tbr: thanks for the tip
Aug 11 15:14:13 <tbr> erm no they are not
Aug 11 15:14:28 <tbr> they are on the channel access list
Aug 11 15:14:31 <jkridner> oh... guess someone else #op'd them.
Aug 11 15:14:34 <jkridner> k
Aug 11 15:14:58 <jkridner> anyway, I added freenode staff now.
Aug 11 15:15:38 <jkridner> somebody == av500 or denix, since I hadn't given others the ability.
Aug 11 15:15:55 <tbr> good, that will allow them to address problems if they come up
Aug 11 16:17:19 <trevize> hello, I get this error while trying to use one of the pwm:
Aug 11 16:17:22 <trevize> [  154.491997] ehrpwm 48304200.ehrpwm: Period value conflicts with channel 1
Aug 11 16:17:24 <trevize> [  154.499248] pwm_test bs_pwm_test_P8_19.19: pwm_config() failed
Aug 11 16:17:37 <trevize> n1 knows how to troubleshoot it?
Aug 11 16:17:57 <trevize> in fact I am trying to use 2 pwm
Aug 11 16:18:16 <jkridner> trevize: there isn't a super-simple work-around right now....
Aug 11 16:18:23 <trevize> :(
Aug 11 16:18:34 <trevize> what is causing it?
Aug 11 16:18:56 <jkridner> the initialization of the PWM includes the update period....
Aug 11 16:19:21 <jkridner> and if it doesn't match the existing period of any PWM on the same controller, then you'll get this error when trying to do the initialization.
Aug 11 16:19:27 <jedahan> hmm, how do I manually get the uio_pruss?
Aug 11 16:19:30 <jkridner> you can use a different controller.
Aug 11 16:19:42 <jedahan> I updated the kernel but it only compiled uio, not uio_pruss
Aug 11 16:20:34 <trevize> well I believe the period for both pwm is the same
Aug 11 16:20:46 <trevize> but I still got this error
Aug 11 16:20:54 <trevize> I'll re-check it
Aug 11 16:21:16 <trevize> btw whats the complex-work-around?
Aug 11 17:14:51 <trevize> btw whats the complex-work-around?
Aug 11 17:18:55 <leiflindholm> vagrantc: http://blog.eciton.net/uefi/bbb_raw_sd_boot.html
Aug 11 17:24:13 <ds2> ...
Aug 11 17:45:50 <vagrantc> leiflindholm: thanks for the link!
Aug 11 17:48:48 <vagrantc> so booting in raw mode normally expects a kernel at a fixed offset ...
Aug 11 19:46:22 <ky7692> Is feeding 5.22 VDC from my power supply enough to fry the 5v port and the board?
Aug 11 22:52:42 <AnomalousBit> Hello! Does anyone else have issues with USB hot-swapping on the Beaglebone Black? I've found some chatter about a USB driver on Angstrom, but I'm running Debian, and it was old forum post anyways.
Aug 11 22:52:54 <AnomalousBit> sorry if that gets asked on a daily basis
Aug 11 22:53:11 <vagrantc> hot swapping does tend to have issues
Aug 11 22:53:25 <vagrantc> unfortunately, you're not alone
Aug 11 22:53:28 <veremit> usb hotplug is a bit buggy on the bbb, yes - its a known issue wiht the driver, but its been heavily patched
Aug 11 22:53:40 <AnomalousBit> thank you vagrantc and veremit
Aug 11 22:54:18 <AnomalousBit> I'm running the Debian 7 image from 4-23-2014, any idea if it's patched in a newer image?
Aug 11 22:54:38 <AnomalousBit> I'd hate to lose my octoprint and cups setup, but would be worth it I guess to fix this
Aug 11 23:05:45 <veremit> don't think you're gonna see it get much better than it is
Aug 11 23:38:55 <jbernier> http://pyserial.sourceforge.net/examples.html#miniterm
Aug 11 23:38:59 <jbernier> erps
Aug 11 23:55:48 <Jesperhead> hey all, i bought a moto lapdock on a whim and i seem to be having problems with the display
Aug 11 23:55:54 <Jesperhead> (for my BBB)
Aug 12 00:00:30 <Jesperhead> anyone ever tried anything similar?
Aug 12 00:03:07 <Jesperhead> custom cables from specialcomp... work like this... https://specialcomp.com/beaglebone/22601_l.png
Aug 12 00:06:52 <Jesperhead> maybe i need to cut the 5v in the usb cable? according to https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/beagleboard/Lapdock/beagleboard/P4bHq7Kqx9w/xfVA4qy3I64J
Aug 12 00:07:03 <Jesperhead> pretty new to all of this
Aug 12 00:13:16 <Jesperhead> do it only work with xorg running? or will it still display CLI shell?
Aug 12 00:30:41 <Jesperhead> perhaps more relevant info http://beagleboard.org/project/Lapdock/
Aug 12 01:13:50 <AnomalousBit> Jesperhead, can you ssh into the BBB and check the various logs found in /var/log?
Aug 12 01:14:26 <AnomalousBit> also, in the comments section of the last link you sent, someone mentions having to make modifications to their xorg.conf to provide resolution support
Aug 12 01:14:37 <Jesperhead> AnomalousBit: I havent tried since I booted but give me a moment. I realize it's not very fair to only come here, as it may be possible the lapdock does not work
Aug 12 01:14:52 <Jesperhead> but i am getting 0 response out of the display. not even backlight
Aug 12 01:15:26 <AnomalousBit> I would definitely check the xorg logs to make sure it's detecting a display then
Aug 12 01:15:31 <AnomalousBit> it may even spell it out for you
Aug 12 01:17:03 <Jesperhead> will the laptop work only in an xorg env? I havent installed any desktop/windows managers. I was just hoping for basic CLI screen support
Aug 12 01:17:07 <Jesperhead> lapdock*
Aug 12 01:20:14 <Jesperhead> (im running arch-arm, not the standard distro
Aug 12 01:20:17 <Jesperhead> )
Aug 12 01:21:50 <Jesperhead> yeah no xorg logs because no xorg installed
Aug 12 01:21:59 <AnomalousBit> I have no idea there, if I remember correctly there are ways to set the resolution by passing arguments to the kernel (the CLI resolution)
Aug 12 01:22:25 <AnomalousBit> you should look that up, as the comments from your link seemed to think the dock was VERY particular about the resolution
Aug 12 01:22:54 <Jesperhead> hrm i see i see, ok. thank you very much for your input
Aug 12 01:23:01 <Jesperhead> im not ready to consider this hosed yet
Aug 12 01:24:00 <AnomalousBit> no problem! hope you get it figured out
Aug 12 01:54:37 <Jesperhead> http://pastebin.com/Z26UmrrT
Aug 12 01:54:39 <Jesperhead> :(
Aug 12 01:58:19 <thurgood> Jesperhead: what board are you using?
Aug 12 01:58:22 <Jesperhead> bbb
Aug 12 01:58:34 <Jesperhead> arch though
Aug 12 01:58:40 <thurgood> that's not mali based graphics
Aug 12 01:59:10 <Jesperhead> what's requiring mali? LXDE or the display?
Aug 12 01:59:15 <Jesperhead> (im very new to this)
Aug 12 01:59:58 <tawr> Jesperhead, where did you get the lapdock
Aug 12 02:00:01 <thurgood> whatever you're using for your XWindows manager
Aug 12 02:00:08 <Jesperhead> amazon, seller seemed reputable
Aug 12 02:00:33 <Jesperhead> lapdock 500 though, most write ups seem to be for the earlier model? 100?
Aug 12 02:00:54 <tawr> what's the difference between the two? (I haven't really looked)
Aug 12 02:00:56 <Jesperhead> thurgood: yeah LXDE. my mistake.
Aug 12 02:01:29 <Jesperhead> tawr: bigger i think is the main one. connection is relatively the same (micro hdmi next to micro usb)
Aug 12 02:01:58 <Jesperhead> except that those connections are a part of a rubber wrap cable
Aug 12 02:02:09 <Jesperhead> instead of embedded on the dock
Aug 12 02:02:50 <Jesperhead> thurgood: whats a lightweight Xmanager supported by bbb?
Aug 12 02:03:38 <thurgood> not sure, I don't use X on the beagle line
Aug 12 02:04:09 <thurgood> yours may wok if you specify a different display driver
Aug 12 02:04:21 <thurgood> work that is
Aug 12 02:04:25 <Jesperhead> lspci | grep vga?
Aug 12 02:05:23 <thurgood> I think generally you want an fb0 driver, not sure though
Aug 12 02:07:33 <tawr> my BBB comes in tomorrow, pretty excited
Aug 12 02:07:43 <tawr> i have a few projects I've been wanting to do for a long time
Aug 12 02:11:57 <Jesperhead> yeah i kind of geeked out when I learned about the lapdock being a possibility. I am becoming familiar with Stumpwm and want to make a very basic desktop shell to run on top of it
Aug 12 02:12:46 <Jesperhead> what is uEnv.txt
Aug 12 02:17:50 <Jesperhead> http://ix.io/dRm theres my full xorg log
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