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Sep 02 03:48:51 <rorriMnmaD> why do some BBB guides tell you to limit voltage to 1.8V
Sep 02 03:48:59 <rorriMnmaD> aren't the pins all 3.3V?
Sep 02 03:55:10 <Xark> rorriMnmaD: Hmm, in the elinux wiki I see "ANALOG IN VOLTAGES ARE 1.8V MAX. APPLICATION OF >1.8V TO ANY A/D PIN WILL DAMAGE THE PROCESSOR AND VOID THE WARRANTY." http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack
Sep 02 03:55:30 <Xark> rorriMnmaD: So no, it looks like some (A/D) pins are 1.8v max.
Sep 02 04:23:21 <ritz> hi everyone..how to use serial port for beagle board black
Sep 02 04:36:30 <vagrantc> ritz: http://www.elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBone_Black_Serial
Sep 02 04:42:31 <ritz> how to use serial port for beagle board
Sep 02 04:45:16 <vagrantc> ritz: http://www.elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBone_Black_Serial
Sep 02 04:53:25 <ritz> how to enable uart for beagle board
Sep 02 05:01:34 <hewball> ritz: great reading here http://derekmolloy.ie/beaglebone/
Sep 02 05:21:42 <Xark> hewball: That is quite a nice site.  Thanks. :)
Sep 02 08:33:00 <mandra> dear sir
Sep 02 08:33:16 <mandra> i would like to know about beagleboard
Sep 02 08:33:48 <mandra> it is said that it was bundled with codesys runtime from altsoft.kr
Sep 02 08:36:03 <tbr> who said that?
Sep 02 08:36:27 <mandra> at altsoft.kr said it was support the codesys runtime sir
Sep 02 08:36:35 * LetoThe2nd still waits for the actual question.
Sep 02 08:36:40 * tbr too
Sep 02 08:37:14 <av500> support != bundled
Sep 02 08:37:27 <av500> the beagleboard is a hardware that supports a lot of software
Sep 02 08:37:47 <mandra> did you ever try it with the codesys..?
Sep 02 08:38:17 <av500> no
Sep 02 08:38:21 <Xark> mandra: Hmm, are you sure this isn't a custom version -> http://www.altsoft.kr/archives/portfolio-item/beaglebone-black
Sep 02 08:38:48 <av500> I dont even know what the codesys is
Sep 02 08:38:48 <mandra> correct
Sep 02 08:38:53 <av500> and my korean is bad
Sep 02 08:38:55 <mandra> i mean that one
Sep 02 08:39:08 <LetoThe2nd> mandra: if you have questions on products of some company called altsoft, then ask altsoft.
Sep 02 08:39:16 <mandra> thats a custom...?
Sep 02 08:39:20 <mandra> hahaha... sorry sir
Sep 02 08:39:30 <mandra> they dont have something like this
Sep 02 08:39:36 <tbr> ask altsoft, nobody here seems to know anything about this
Sep 02 08:39:36 <mandra> so i just ask in here
Sep 02 08:39:42 <LetoThe2nd> mandra: if you have questions on a product called codesys, then ask codesys
Sep 02 08:39:51 <mandra> aaahhh too bad
Sep 02 08:39:59 <av500> +82 (02) 547 2344
Sep 02 08:40:05 <mandra> okay sir
Sep 02 08:40:10 <mandra> thanks for the time
Sep 02 08:41:03 <av500> the zip has a pdf that has a URL
Sep 02 13:07:10 <amer> Hello all
Sep 02 13:08:28 <amer> trying to use bonescript serialport but getting error: b.serialOpen(port, options, onSerial); even though I installed serialport using npm....thanks for your help
Sep 02 13:25:03 <Art-ger> hello together
Sep 02 13:26:51 <Art-ger> i habe a Problem with my beaglebone white and edimax WLAN stick
Sep 02 13:27:33 <woglinde> Art-ger what kind of problem?
Sep 02 13:27:57 <LetoThe2nd> woglinde: it uses wifi for the network conenction.
Sep 02 13:27:57 <woglinde> Art-ger the musb driver is not the best piece of software
Sep 02 13:28:22 <Art-ger> i can't install es max  ew-7811un wireless Adapter on  my beaglebone white with Debian 7.5 :-(
Sep 02 13:28:56 <woglinde> Art-ger did you find out which chipset it is using?
Sep 02 13:30:25 <Art-ger> jes it using rtl8192cus chipset
Sep 02 13:30:36 <Art-ger> yes
Sep 02 13:31:22 <H-H-H> beaglebonewhite with wifi s a PIA lol especially the ralink chipsets however one thing i will say is to make sure you are using a decent power supply :)
Sep 02 13:33:17 <Art-ger> 5 V and 1 A is OK?
Sep 02 13:34:10 <Art-ger> its works with ubuntu
Sep 02 13:34:32 <Art-ger> whit same power supply
Sep 02 13:36:56 <H-H-H> i use a 1.5a but if it works ok in ubuntu then should be fine
Sep 02 13:37:28 <Art-ger> has someone an idea?
Sep 02 13:37:43 <woglinde> Art-ger okay whats the error?
Sep 02 13:37:54 <woglinde> what does dmesg says when you connect the stick?
Sep 02 13:38:08 <woglinde> and be aware musb is not rehotplug ready
Sep 02 13:38:16 <woglinde> so you can connect it only one
Sep 02 13:38:20 <woglinde> ups once a time
Sep 02 13:38:23 <Art-ger> it crashes
Sep 02 13:38:31 <woglinde> uh lol
Sep 02 13:38:45 <Art-ger> :-)
Sep 02 13:38:48 <H-H-H> woglinde lol ya it took me a while to realise you need the adapter pluged in at power on :)
Sep 02 13:40:55 <Art-ger> OK i'll try when i'm at home, but why its work with ubuntu ???
Sep 02 13:41:20 <woglinde> diffrent kernel?
Sep 02 13:41:38 <woglinde> diffrent firmware version?
Sep 02 13:41:42 <woglinde> for the stick
Sep 02 13:41:45 <woglinde> ?
Sep 02 13:41:48 <H-H-H> i use arch on mine so cant really help anymore than the generic stuff :|
Sep 02 13:42:43 <Art-ger> i it was different kernel
Sep 02 13:44:02 <Art-ger> OK thenk you very mich.
Sep 02 13:44:12 <Art-ger> much
Sep 02 13:44:48 <woglinde> no problem
Sep 02 13:44:56 <woglinde> next time you can check it yourself
Sep 02 13:46:06 <H-H-H> lol wifi is easy compared to bluetooth lol
Sep 02 14:56:16 <mistawright> hi guys i am about to build a kernel to use with ardupilot but also wanted to add some drivers to the kernel as well. this is the article I am using. how can i customize the kernel and include the driver to be built?
Sep 02 14:58:31 <av500> what article?
Sep 02 15:00:39 <mistawright> av500, http://dev.ardupilot.com/wiki/building-for-beaglebone-black-on-linux/ sorry got caught up at work
Sep 02 15:01:07 <mistawright> I edited the config to have the options i need built in and I would assume I can just patch the kernel etc to include the drivers and then run the kernel compilation.
Sep 02 15:03:14 <av500> sure
Sep 02 15:17:29 <Matt__> hi all
Sep 02 15:18:34 <Matt__> having problems connecting to my bbb, when i plug it into my pc it doesn't appear, ssh is fine, but i'd rather just connect via usb. any one got a link to a fix, google isn't helping
Sep 02 15:25:10 <tbr> Matt__: please be more specific about your problem
Sep 02 15:29:47 <Matt__> ok, when i connect my bbb to pc via usb the board powers on but refuses to appear in my computer and won't display the correct page when i try to access 192.168.7.2, i have the drivers installed. When i connect it to my home network via ethernet i can access the webpage and can also use ssh to access the board. I'd rather not have to connect it to my network when ever i want to work on it though as i want to use it at school and don'
Sep 02 15:29:50 <Matt__> hardware
Sep 02 15:31:43 <Matt__> i was wondering if this was a known issue, or if it's me. I've spent the better part of a week trying to sort it but to no avail, can't find anything like a solution, please excuse my noobishness
Sep 02 15:34:08 <tbr> Matt__: I'm going to GUESS: you are using windows
Sep 02 15:34:47 <tbr> Matt__: have you checked if a network device appears? have you checked in device manager?
Sep 02 15:34:48 <Matt__> tried on windows7 and mac
Sep 02 15:35:32 <tbr> also: what are you running on the beaglebone?
Sep 02 15:35:56 <Matt__> yeah, no joy in device manager, changed usb lead to check if that was the issue
Sep 02 15:36:06 <Matt__> tried debian and angstrom
Sep 02 15:37:10 <tbr> note that on first boot it takes _very_ long for the device to appear over USB
Sep 02 15:38:02 <Neel> Hi
Sep 02 15:41:40 <Matt__> i'm guessing that this isn't a known issue
Sep 02 15:42:19 <Matt__> thanks for the help, i'll leave it plugged in and have a ciggy, see what happens :)
Sep 02 16:02:30 <mistawright> hi guys i need to disable hdmi on my beaglebone black. I am using the latest u-boot that was installed with debian. how can i disable the hdmi as the structure appears different from all the tutorials i see out there
Sep 02 16:12:02 <mistawright> nvm figured it out
Sep 02 16:36:28 <Matt__> sorry, when you said it takes a very long time to appear on the first boot, how long are we talking?
Sep 02 17:15:59 <hitlin37> not the long as in windows update, just long as in waiting for coffee to come out.
Sep 02 17:21:05 <prakash__> hi.
Sep 02 17:21:22 <prakash__> any one is here ???
Sep 02 17:21:50 <prakash__> I have a some proble with BBB Rev B and want to help !!
Sep 02 17:31:01 <prakash__> Hello !!
Sep 02 17:32:55 <woglinde> yes
Sep 02 17:33:13 <hitlin37> prakash__: just ask your question. People are always around here.
Sep 02 17:33:47 <hitlin37> If someone knows about your problem, you might get answer.
Sep 02 17:37:21 <prakash__> I made custom audio cape using ti's TLV320AIC3107 I have changed device tree overlay and desable HDMI but when I run speaker-test it sticks and BBB's USR LED 2 become steady...
Sep 02 17:37:32 <prakash__> any clue what is going wrong ?
Sep 02 17:37:48 <woglinde> connect a serial console and examine the kernel output
Sep 02 17:38:10 <prakash__> I don't have a serial cable.
Sep 02 17:38:35 <woglinde> buy one
Sep 02 17:39:03 <woglinde> who did you tell you to tinker with the kernel without console output?
Sep 02 17:47:40 <thurgood> you're not going to see kernel errors like that without an ftdi connection, as far as I know
Sep 02 18:40:41 <BeagleboneA6A> hello, i have a problem with my wireless connection by restart.
Sep 02 18:42:20 <BeagleboneA6A> when I start my beaglebone, the wirless does not connect automatically
Sep 02 18:42:33 <BeagleboneA6A> i have debian 7.6
Sep 02 18:43:06 <BeagleboneA6A> if i make "sudo ifup wlan0" ist connect
Sep 02 18:44:12 <BeagleboneA6A> in /etc/network/interfaces is auto wlan0 activated
Sep 02 18:45:03 <BeagleboneA6A> can anybody help me
Sep 02 18:45:06 <BeagleboneA6A> ?
Sep 02 18:52:53 <tbr> BeagleboneA6A_: that's a debian probem
Sep 02 18:55:08 <BeagleboneA6A_> I can do nothing?
Sep 02 18:58:45 <konradoo77> try auto wlan0
Sep 02 18:58:47 <thurgood> are yo uusing /etc/network/interfaces
Sep 02 18:58:48 <konradoo77> allow-hotplug wlan0
Sep 02 18:59:12 <konradoo77> work foer me
Sep 02 18:59:13 <BeagleboneA6A_> yes i am using /etc/network/interfaces
Sep 02 18:59:34 <thurgood> then as mentioned make sure your interface is set for auto
Sep 02 19:00:10 <BeagleboneA6A_> ok an sometimes i have to make "ifconfig wlan0 up"
Sep 02 19:04:33 <BeagleboneA6A_> yaaaaaaaaaaaaaa allow-hotplug wlan0 works
Sep 02 19:04:37 <BeagleboneA6A_> thx :))))
Sep 02 19:41:15 <mistawright> i dont have my usb to serial cable with me but i have just installed archlinux and from time to time depending on what I have installed on the emmc I am unable to boot archlinux from the card. That is even with me holding the button to try and boot from the microsd card versus the emmc
Sep 02 19:41:57 <mistawright> is this due to different u-boot versions? I see the way debian has the boot partition is fairly different from archlinux which just has an mlo and zimage i believe
Sep 02 20:26:25 <panoramix> im trying to compile some drivers for a usb dongle thats not working with the stock kernel module from the latest debian image. How do i install the kernel headers package?
Sep 02 20:26:52 <panoramix> somehow apt-get install linux-kernel-headers says the package aint there, im guessing there's a reason? :p
Sep 02 20:29:09 <panoramix> (also, if anyone knows of specific usb wifi dongles that work right away that'd be nice, the list on the wiki led me to buy the d-link DWA-121 which is what im fighting with now :p)
Sep 02 20:58:57 <sheridp> Hi, I've had a problem with using the 3.3V supply on the H9 header:  I'm connecting to a Level Shifter (SN74LVCH16T245) and whenever I first make the connection the BBB reboots.  Also, if it is already connected, then when I press the power button on the BBB, the power light blinks but the board does not boot.
Sep 02 21:01:50 <sheridp> Has anyone else seen this problem? I thought maybe it a current inrush issue, but I can't imagine that the SN74LVCH16T245 uses that much current anyway.
Sep 02 21:16:48 <ds2> *yawn*
Sep 02 21:36:51 <Mustek> Hey, on the beaglebone black now. Flashed a new debian build, but now these are missing: /sys/devices/platform/leds-gpio/leds/beaglebone::usr0/
Sep 02 21:36:56 <Mustek> I just have led0
Sep 02 21:38:22 <ds2> hmmm odd place to look
Sep 02 21:38:38 <ds2> *shrug8
Sep 02 21:39:12 <Mustek> I might be stupid and logged into my pi instead of the bb
Sep 02 21:40:10 <Mustek> yup
Sep 02 21:40:13 <Mustek> disregard me
Sep 02 22:04:59 <sheridp> Does anyone know the distance between H8 and H9; I'm having trouble finding it in the SRM
Sep 02 22:08:40 <ds2> check the silk?
Sep 02 22:14:37 <sheridp> ds2: OK, thanks. I think I got it, just wasn't sure how to read the diagram, but if those diamonds are aligned with the headers, then they are separated by 1.9 inches
Sep 02 22:17:03 <sheridp> Which seems consistent with https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/beagleboard/M68-yCf_Jzw (easier to find once you can google 1.9 inch BBB)
Sep 03 00:31:31 <cayou99> Hi, just plugged in my BBB Rev C. Ubuntu is having trouble connecting to the USB Ethernet adapter. What am I doing wrong?
Sep 03 00:35:16 <cayou99> Anyone here?
Sep 03 01:54:12 <tawr> hi guys :) I seem to be having a nub moment. I'm trying to dump the emmc to uSD to make a backup image so i can try other os's out
Sep 03 01:54:21 <tawr> but I can't seem to get it to, well, do anything
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