**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Sep 04 02:59:58 2014 Sep 04 03:06:48 is it possible to build a kernel on the beagleboard itself rather than having to setup a cross compile box? Sep 04 03:22:32 Just got my BBB and serial Serial->USB terminal cable from Adafruit. Followed directions to connect it here: http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBone_Black_Serial#Adafruit_4_Pin_Cable_.28PL2303.29 I fire up minicom in Linux and I can rx but not tx (no keyboard input/echo). Any ideas? Do I have a bum cable maybe? Sep 04 03:23:38 lns: Double checked the cable? http://jbdatko.files.wordpress.com/2014/03/bbb_debug.jpg Sep 04 03:25:10 lns: I don't use minicom, but screen usually works well for me with the following command. Just change the /dev/* part. Sep 04 03:25:13 lns: screen /dev/tty.PL2303-007014FA 115200 Sep 04 03:25:22 jbdatko_, yep, looks exactly like that. Re-seated pins too. At first I thought maybe my Palm USB cradle (yes, I still use a Palm =D) was interfering but that still wouldn't explain rx but no tx Sep 04 03:25:50 jbdatko_, ok I'll try screen..I forgot it could do terminal connections Sep 04 03:26:47 I wouldn't think that would matter... but also maybe wiggle the TX wire. If everything else is working than just that wire could be bad. Sep 04 03:27:35 I think that cable is a FTDI usb-to-serial so if you see *something* than that chip and the rx is working. Sep 04 03:28:24 Other than that, I'm out of suggestions :) Sep 04 03:33:01 hmm, screen gives different results, act sluggish, typing random things on keyboard prints out what seems to be content of current screen, character by character :/ Sep 04 03:33:54 lns: Hmmm. Maybe the baud rate isn't right? Sep 04 03:34:54 jbdatko_, well so when I try screen command with 115200, it just exits screen immediately. When I don't specify, it does the sluggish thing Sep 04 03:35:44 lns: Ok, I feel like that's happened to me before (screen exiting immediately)... Sep 04 03:35:56 * jbdatko_ tries to remember Sep 04 03:36:44 If you had a Pi, you could test out the cable and eliminate that theory Sep 04 03:37:09 Or an arduino Sep 04 03:37:27 hey wait, it works now :/ Sep 04 03:37:41 Change anything? Sep 04 03:38:08 I'm stupid, I had minicom open before, though it didn't work..tried screen out, exited, went to my other kde activity and found minicom open still, type some stuff in login prompt, and it works. I jiggled tx/rx wires, maybe that was it? Sep 04 03:38:18 weird since I reseated the pins before though Sep 04 03:38:39 jbdatko_, thanks! =) Sep 04 03:38:48 I think the female connectors in that cable are a bit crappy. Mine's been loose before. Sep 04 03:38:52 np Sep 04 03:39:24 jbdatko_, yeah, the ground female connector was very tight to get on (that's what she said) Sep 04 03:39:48 I also previously had red wire (pwr?) sort of wrapped around the other wires, maybe it was causing interference? Sep 04 03:40:24 yeah, red is power. Dunno. But glad it works :) Sep 04 03:40:47 me too! now I can get on with it =) thx again Sep 04 03:43:28 even though it's at 115200, it seems more like ~9600 Sep 04 03:43:38 works though, no terminal corruption yet Sep 04 06:22:56 av500: whats up with minimal debian? Sep 04 07:29:04 LetoThe2nd: didnt you ask about it? Sep 04 07:35:59 av500: nah, i know where to find my images :) Sep 04 07:37:43 gm av500 Sep 04 07:37:50 hi LetoThe2nd Sep 04 07:39:15 woglinde: howdy pardner. Sep 04 09:04:31 Hi, I am trying to get the mt7601u Mediatek drivers (cross)compiled with the latest BBB 3.14 kernel. The driver compilation fails due the kernel option CONFIG_WEXT_PRIV not being set. However when running menuconfig in the kernel sources, I cannot find a way to set the option. Has anyone come across this before? Sep 04 09:08:41 Guest25596, use search ( / ) and see what it depends on Sep 04 09:09:10 according to Google on nothing Sep 04 09:09:34 the Kconfig file does not contain any details either Sep 04 09:09:39 only that's a bool Sep 04 09:11:27 Guest25596 i am referring to the search function in menuconfig Sep 04 09:11:41 it should list what it depends on there Sep 04 09:13:28 ah, ok. according to that only on NET=Y and Wireless=Y, which both are set Sep 04 09:17:25 the search ( on my x64 box ) shows no "prompt" or "location" for that config option - it will not show up, try enabling one of the things it depends on instead? Sep 04 09:17:56 things that depend on it sorry... Sep 04 09:20:28 ah, that solved it. enabling HOSTAP support brought the option in Sep 04 09:20:38 thank you chainsawbike Sep 04 09:33:33 hi Sep 04 09:34:27 i'm trying to get my Logitech QuickCam Web to work on my BBBlack under Debian Sep 04 09:35:04 But I can't get it to work with Motion Sep 04 09:35:23 Here is what I get : [0] Processing thread 0 - config file /root/.motion/motion.conf [0] Motion 3.2.12 Started [0] ffmpeg LIBAVCODEC_BUILD 3482368 LIBAVFORMAT_BUILD 3478785 [0] Thread 1 is from /root/.motion/motion.conf [0] httpd bind(): Address already in use [0] httpd thread exit [1] Thread 1 started [1] cap.driver: "STV06xx" [1] cap.card: "Camera" [1] cap.bus_info: "usb-musb-hdrc.1.auto-1" [1] cap.capabilities=0x85000001 [1] - VIDE Sep 04 09:36:22 sry this is it : [1] Config palette index 8 (YU12) doesn't work. [1] Supported palettes: [1] 0: GRBG (GRBG) [1] Unable to find a compatible palette format. [1] ioctl (VIDIOCGCAP): Inappropriate ioctl for device Sep 04 09:36:56 has anyone got an idea of how to fix it ? Sep 04 09:37:06 Thanks in advance Sep 04 09:37:12 what is motion? Sep 04 09:37:58 I would use gstreamer Sep 04 09:38:13 basically it is a software to capture video Sep 04 09:38:31 http://www.lavrsen.dk/foswiki/bin/view/Motion Sep 04 09:38:57 it has interesting features Sep 04 09:39:22 does it work for you on a desktop? Sep 04 09:39:25 like motion detection Sep 04 09:39:53 with that exact webcam Sep 04 09:39:57 haven't tried Sep 04 09:40:10 would it make a difference ? Sep 04 09:40:15 does anyone have a good resource for learning about/enabling hw flow control? Sep 04 09:40:34 do it, you'll likely find out that you have a problem of combining the webcam with your software of choice and it's not related to the BBB Sep 04 09:41:38 i'll boot my ubuntu machine Sep 04 09:41:52 I would google for Logitech QuickCam Web Motion first Sep 04 09:42:09 and than Config palette index 8 (YU12) GRBG (GRBG) Sep 04 09:42:47 http://t.co/cs8JtjxC8u please take this survey once, its realy useful, my final year project Sep 04 09:43:09 yatharth01_: we don't do random drive by short links Sep 04 09:43:20 yatharth01_: what is your thesis about? Sep 04 09:43:36 @woglinde I have but I didn't find any fix Sep 04 09:43:53 beetix hm okay Sep 04 09:44:55 maybe the camera is too old Sep 04 09:45:07 tbr: we're trying to build a useful community for people working in technical field, as in programmers, developers, ppl in embedded, designers, .. so tryin to grab some useful info that might help us Sep 04 09:48:01 tbr: wot do you think? Sep 04 09:48:34 yatharth01_: I'm indifferent to the topic Sep 04 09:49:11 * LetoThe2nd thinks that he will not bother with people who first randomly spam channels, and then speak like "ppl, wot, .." kids. Sep 04 09:49:18 hi I'm getting "babble interrupt" for USB hotplug.. is there a way to overcome Sep 04 09:50:06 beagle13: while doing what? Sep 04 09:50:48 tbr: by the time you're into technology, you aren't ! I request you to tke the survey once and spread the link if possible :) Sep 04 09:51:19 i have some USB devices, im attaching taht to BBB USB port ..while doing so when i check my dmesg .. i could see CAUTION : musb: babble interrupt occured Sep 04 09:51:40 beagle13: do the devices work? Sep 04 09:51:52 yatharth01_: please stop now to get other people to do your work, when they are not interested. this is not accepted behaviour here. Sep 04 09:52:16 i could see as my wifi dongle and bluetooth working Sep 04 09:52:23 im using a uSB hub Sep 04 09:52:45 beagle13: is there any problem then, aside from that line in your dmesg? Sep 04 09:54:21 LetoThe2nd: apologies! thanks anyway. Sep 04 09:59:27 tbr: not yet..but should i expect some issues !!!! Sep 04 10:05:42 beagle13: well USB is tricky on the bone anyway, so be careful Sep 04 10:05:56 beagle13: if you run into problems, look at newer kernels Sep 04 10:18:12 thanks tbr.... Sep 04 10:31:32 @tbr I've tried the webcam by plugging it into a fedora pc and launching cheese but it didn't work... Sep 04 10:33:32 yesterday i looked at qc-usb driver : http://qce-ga.sourceforge.net/ but it is too old to be compiled... Sep 04 11:22:43 i think i bricked my beaglebone, but no idea how Sep 04 11:23:12 just suddenly powered off... when i try to repower it, the power LED flashes really briefly, then nothing Sep 04 11:28:09 anyone have experience with this? Sep 04 11:31:53 as usual, try booting it off a known good sd card first. Sep 04 11:32:10 even if i cant get powered? Sep 04 11:34:18 if it does not even power up the regulators, then its bricked hardware, and you should check whatever you connected to it. Sep 04 11:34:55 but usually the first thing is 1) disconnect everything 2) prepare good sdcard 3) force boot off sdcard (with switch) Sep 04 11:35:50 repairable, or do i just need to buy a new one ? :/ Sep 04 11:36:04 hmmm... *stares into crystal ball* Sep 04 11:36:35 rorriMnmaD: you were told what to do Sep 04 11:37:35 @tbr, im refereding to the case 'then it's bricked hardware' Sep 04 11:37:42 im working on the sd card now Sep 04 11:38:11 rorriMnmaD: it's of no relevance to discuss this at this point Sep 04 11:38:38 plus, my crystal ball gives me a 404 when i ask about "can i repair bricked hardware." Sep 04 11:38:40 it's still relevant knowledge, if it doesn't apply this time Sep 04 11:39:40 very few get really bricked Sep 04 11:39:54 rorriMnmaD: which requires prerequisite knowledge of "is it _really_ in that state" Sep 04 11:39:58 rorriMnmaD: now for you, in clear, understandable words: as we have absolutely *NO* idea what might be wrong with your hardware, any discussion about it is futile. you can also just paint a dice with "repair" and "buy new one" and roll it. same chance of being right. Sep 04 11:40:07 rorriMnmaD: which ofc can be obtained quickly by smashing it with a hammer Sep 04 11:40:18 rorriMnmaD: IF it is really hardware. so hence, rule that out first. Sep 04 11:40:20 LetoThe2nd: 2 sided dice? Sep 04 11:40:33 av500: don'T you have one of those? Sep 04 11:41:00 LetoThe2nd: mine is broken, never shows a 6 Sep 04 11:41:23 av500: many new machines on planet IX... Sep 04 11:41:54 alright alright, thanks for the help... didnt mean to argue Sep 04 11:44:53 rorriMnmaD: but we like to argue Sep 04 11:45:12 how could a BLE UART help here? Sep 04 11:45:24 tbr: you dont understand Sep 04 11:45:28 :D Sep 04 11:46:54 well im lucky enough to live where it's made, so it's probably fixable in any case as long as i dont smash the whole thing first Sep 04 11:50:27 no serial #, though Sep 04 11:51:30 while we're talking about booting, is there a way to do a reverse-flash? like make a complete copy of my BBB so I can clone it on other BBBs? Sep 04 11:51:56 unflash? Sep 04 11:52:16 yes, you can do that Sep 04 11:52:21 but there is no need for that Sep 04 11:52:28 just install the same Linux image onto the other one Sep 04 11:52:48 i meant, along with the installed files and configurations... not just the OS Sep 04 11:53:04 well, dont do that :) Sep 04 11:53:14 why? Sep 04 11:53:16 how do you know what is OS and what is yours? Sep 04 11:53:24 how would you go to a never version? Sep 04 11:53:39 better clearly identify your changes Sep 04 11:53:47 i have a few BBBs, and I specifically want them to be identical Sep 04 11:53:51 and be able to deploy them on top of a clean OS install Sep 04 11:53:53 i can manually do it, of course Sep 04 11:56:42 won't bbb-emmc flasher let you make them all the same? Sep 04 11:57:06 yes Sep 04 11:57:10 but that is stock Sep 04 11:57:27 you would need to tweal one image, read it back and roll it into the flasher Sep 04 11:57:40 much easier to write a script and tweak the few settings post install Sep 04 11:57:52 and much easier to carry changes forward Sep 04 11:58:35 av500: hey, don't give away all our industrial strengh tricks! Sep 04 11:58:36 good point Sep 04 11:58:39 ill do a script Sep 04 11:59:00 it's just so sloooooow to compile everything Sep 04 11:59:24 ? Sep 04 12:00:18 is that '?' at me? Sep 04 12:00:28 yes Sep 04 12:00:35 does no one else compile libraries on their BBB to link with code? Sep 04 12:00:54 "compiling"? what is this newfangled thing? Sep 04 12:01:13 don't people write machine language straight to their core memories anymore? Sep 04 12:01:18 LetoThe2nd: dont worry, you can still use the DIP switches to enter your program Sep 04 12:01:33 rofl Sep 04 12:02:12 * pwillard pulls out his virtual Altair 8800 Sep 04 12:02:43 av500: dip switches are just for hipsters, real men code by wiring the core memories. Sep 04 12:03:07 dammit, im just sitting here scratching my head figuring out at what point you guys became fully sarcastic Sep 04 12:03:23 :-P Sep 04 12:03:40 rorriMnmaD: long before you woke up Sep 04 12:03:45 The moment someone said "compile"? Sep 04 12:03:45 * ogra_ just uses a debian chroot on an ubuntu phone to build bbb binaries Sep 04 12:03:51 trivial :P Sep 04 12:04:09 ogra_: converged yourself into a corner? Sep 04 12:04:22 heh Sep 04 12:04:31 but serious question... do most of you crosscompile on your computer in VM? Sep 04 12:04:48 "computter"? Sep 04 12:05:18 VM i know, as in VMS, right? Sep 04 12:05:46 rorriMnmaD: I crosscompile without VM Sep 04 12:05:49 ogra_: how's touchy-land nowadays? still everone in a panic and the rest sick at home? Sep 04 12:05:58 haha, yeah Sep 04 12:06:11 rorriMnmaD: you mean like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenVMS? Sep 04 12:06:22 well, the next months will actually be fun i guess ... we're largely out of feature development finally ... Sep 04 12:06:26 LetoThe2nd: stop trolling Sep 04 12:06:29 ogra_: ok, I'll readjust my expectations to hearing back from tvoss by another week then Sep 04 12:06:53 ogra_: what will you develop next? Sep 04 12:06:55 users? Sep 04 12:07:00 tbr, there are simply no openings in his area Sep 04 12:07:40 av500, human beings you mean :) Sep 04 12:08:05 nah, they just get in the way Sep 04 12:09:03 arlright guys, i appreciate all the help, even with all sarcasm, im getting off now for bed Sep 04 12:51:11 hi, how can I install directFB and LiTE on my beaglebone black? Sep 04 12:51:59 http://directfb.org/index.php?path=Platform%2FLiTE Sep 04 12:52:38 panahi1: very probably just like any other software installation process on the distribution that you are using Sep 04 12:55:42 I have install directfb by "apt-get install libdirectfb-*" but can not install Lite by apt-get install command.:( Sep 04 12:56:44 panahi1: Looks like you might have to follow the project's guides on compiling the source. Sep 04 12:57:23 panahi1: if its not in the debian repositories, you'll have to build manually. just as agmlego pointed out, read the corresponding documentation then. Sep 04 12:58:09 I can not find it's source unfortunately.! Sep 04 12:59:31 I found it here:http://directfb.org/?path=Main%2FDownloads&page=4 Sep 04 12:59:34 Then you are probably out of luck. Try contacting the project maintainers directly. Sep 04 12:59:39 http://git.directfb.org/ Sep 04 12:59:49 thanks.:) Sep 04 15:01:18 hello anyone here? Sep 04 15:01:45 nope, sorry. just a few mothballs left. Sep 04 15:03:43 lol Sep 04 15:03:45 i am not getting output on Beaglebon Black GPIO using Adafruit Python lib Sep 04 15:04:07 does that library handle setting up your pins for you? Sep 04 15:05:03 no i dont think so i have to set direction and logic on pins Sep 04 15:05:29 then you're probably missing the proper muxing, or exporting of the pins. Sep 04 15:06:09 import Adafruit_BBIO.GPIO as GPIO GPIO.setup("P8_10", GPIO.OUT) GPIO.output("P8_10", GPIO.HIGH) GPIO.cleanup() Sep 04 15:06:24 this is the code sry about formatting Sep 04 15:07:00 it looks like it should, i haven't used the library myself. how did you install it? Sep 04 15:07:37 i followed steps from adafruit Sep 04 15:08:24 but something went strange when i tried to install it i found that it was already available ' Sep 04 15:08:41 does latest debian image already contains adafruit library? Sep 04 15:09:59 nis8288, "pip install Adafruit_BBIO" is installed by default.. however there always might be an update online.. Sep 04 15:10:18 okay i should check then Sep 04 15:13:20 looks like they don't date their releases: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/Adafruit_BBIO Sep 04 15:13:59 i tried "pip install Adafruit_BBIO --upgrade" lets see what happens Sep 04 15:15:42 no still no luck :( Sep 04 15:16:22 do i need to add any overlay to Slots for enabling GPIO? Sep 04 15:18:22 i thought it did that for you.. Sep 04 15:18:31 i am not getting output :( Sep 04 15:18:45 dont know what is wrong Sep 04 15:19:43 i'd ask on the mainline list, i know nothing of the adafruit lib, other then i installed it for everyone. but someone on the mailing list might know more, then people here right now. Sep 04 15:21:01 okay Sep 04 15:24:50 so im trying out the trusty tahr on my beaglebone and cant find any dtbo files in /lib/firmware but i was able to echo am33xx_pwm >> /sys/devices/bonecapemgr.*/slots fine. Sep 04 15:24:55 has the location moved? Sep 04 15:26:39 mistawright, they are "built-in", having them in /lib/firmware just caused confusion when people tried to 'modify' them seperatily. Sep 04 15:27:33 ok makes sense. used to seeing a directory of available overlays. I dont have the list memorized, just happened to remember the name of the pwm overlay Sep 04 15:28:32 yeah, that was the one very big advantage.. ;) Sep 04 15:29:08 should put a list on the faq site.. Sep 04 15:29:41 it should be common sense that the dtbo is a compiled dts file so need to modify directly Sep 04 15:30:39 well, it's a name space issue.. since they are 'built-in' if you modify one and rebuild it.. and then load it, you won't see your change.. as the *.dtbo inside the vmlinuz is still loaded.. Sep 04 15:30:58 if we disable 'built-in' there's a 2minute wait on bootup, thanks to how old wheezy userspace is.. Sep 04 15:32:35 hmm, good to know. here i was thinking it was debian trying to get an ip from eth0 causing the long boot. Even though it does seem to delay my wireless from connecting during boot Sep 04 15:32:47 usually i have to wait 2-3 minutes for wifi to autoconnect Sep 04 15:33:05 see if i have the same problems with ubuntu on it. Sep 04 15:33:16 well that's causing an extra 5-8 seconds, thus we have wicd doing it over /etc/network/interfaces (it also helps when the network isn't physically connected) Sep 04 15:34:10 it isn't which is weird. will just disable eth0. I'll see if ubuntu behaves the same way or not Sep 04 15:34:13 it took a lot of tricks, to get the default image to 11-12 seconds boot.. ;) Sep 04 15:34:49 well you can patch ubuntu's 2 minute wait on startup.. debian haven't worked around that 2minute wait with /etc/network/interfaces Sep 04 15:36:22 it would almost be easier to just bypass /etc/network/interfaces and bring up eth0/wlan0 yourself in an background init script.. Sep 04 15:40:11 yeah dont really need eth0 at all. only use wireless or a usb ethernet Sep 04 17:20:09 thanks for the help jkridner, I will let you know Sep 04 17:23:52 jkridner, rcn-ee: those instructions for dd'ing u-boot directly to the SD worked... now i just need to write up some debian-installer hooks to install u-boot at install time Sep 04 17:24:06 vagrantc: sweet! :-) Sep 04 17:24:18 although i didn't try dd'ing to the microSD, just to the eMMC Sep 04 17:24:27 DiegoTc: looking forward to getting more people introduced to your tutorial environment. Sep 04 17:25:19 vagrantc, btw, there's a bug in u-boot v2014.10-rc2 when you dd to the eMMC it fails.. (microSD is fine, and v2014.07 is fine for both..) Sep 04 17:25:42 i need to startup a bisect run for that this afternoon.. Sep 04 17:25:45 rcn-ee: worked for me Sep 04 17:26:32 vagrantc, that's intresting.. then i broke somehow.. Sep 04 17:26:35 * vagrantc just uploaded v2014.10-rc2 to debian last night Sep 04 17:26:46 * vagrantc doublechecks Sep 04 17:26:48 i'll grab your bin's and test then... Sep 04 17:27:20 rcn-ee: and thanks for offerring to test a bajillion platforms! :) Sep 04 17:28:15 that's no problem, my home offfice is just full of random boards.. Sep 04 17:29:54 send some to me ;) got an extra udoo quad laying around Sep 04 17:30:12 rcn-ee: i'm hoping to get v2014.10 into jessie, but the freeze is scheduled only a couple weeks after u-boot release Sep 04 17:31:31 can you ship the rc3/4 and then bump it after the freeze, Tom's pretty good about regression only fixes for u-boot.. Sep 04 17:32:03 rcn-ee: yeah, i was planning on something along those lines Sep 04 17:32:26 rcn-ee: for now i've got 2014.07 in unstable/testing, and 2014.10-rc* in experimental Sep 04 17:34:45 perfect! Sep 04 17:35:55 rcn-ee: and with offers of testing, i'm more comfortable pushing it to unstable maybe even one -rc before the release Sep 04 17:37:38 I've already swapped my A10/A20 lime, Wand (single/dual/quad), udoo (dual/quad) to 2014.10-rc2.. the bbb, was the first ti target that ran into an issue. Sep 04 17:39:26 hmmm... i might not have tried a cold boot yet Sep 04 17:39:57 habbit, i always yank the power, for the eMMC.. it looked like an mmc read failure... Sep 04 17:40:40 but there was only one real mmc patch. ( i also swapped between linaro 4.8 -> 4.9 with the 2014.10-rc2, so i might broke it my self) Sep 04 17:41:58 rcn-ee: status now shows up for the pinmux-helper driver. thanks. Sep 04 17:42:42 jkridner, sweet! Sep 04 17:42:47 rcn-ee: I still need to figure out why P9_42 is tied to the microSD card somehow. Sep 04 17:43:08 I'll clean up what I've got and send a pull request for review. Sep 04 17:43:28 i was looking at that too, not sure why that pin is setup.. (or where it's setup) Sep 04 17:43:52 rcn-ee: is there a place in the kernel for us to drop config-pin? I think we should somehow maintain that tightly-coupled. Sep 04 17:44:27 * jkridner looks around for cdst and doesn't see him Sep 04 17:44:47 only charles would know. Sep 04 17:44:56 his repo is under /opt/source/ Sep 04 17:45:09 rcn-ee: I see it is handed to mmc1 in the device tree, but it still seems to be a GPIO and not sure what is driving it. Sep 04 17:45:40 I'm thinking with integration his separate source tree would go away. Sep 04 17:58:21 rcn-ee: cold boot worked for me as well, so maybe something odd with your build? Sep 04 17:58:28 rcn-ee: i also haven't merged your env changes Sep 04 17:58:41 rcn-ee: just using flash-kernel straight out of jessie Sep 04 18:02:06 it's probally me, i try to track git head, but my patch mess it getting crazy big.. I really like the u-boot distro_defaults setup.. Just build mainline u-boot and have one generic boot.scr script. ;) Sep 04 18:06:54 yes, distro_defaults is awesome ... Sep 04 18:07:29 everything gets declared the same, now we just need to go back and force convert all the old crude.. Sep 04 18:07:55 yeah... not sure i have the energy to convert everything in time for jessie's release Sep 04 18:08:30 it's too late for v2014.10 anyways, tom wouldn't except it. ;) Sep 04 18:09:45 * vagrantc has been (perhaps too) permissive about patches in debian's u-boot Sep 04 18:11:01 well for a long time, everyone kinda did their own thing.. so we tried to make some things generic.. the distro_defaults finally puts, this is the way we are going to do it.. Sep 04 18:12:14 exactly, which is why i'd like to push it sooner than later ... it's moving in the right direction Sep 04 18:20:50 hey, any suggestions for writing a systemd service definition for a service that depends on ethernet being up? Sep 04 18:21:00 for the angstrom distro Sep 04 18:39:34 rcn-ee: hmmm... might still need to find where gpio-of-helper is coming from. Sep 04 18:39:50 doesn't seem to be the same as bone_pinmux_helper Sep 04 18:40:45 * jkridner looks at https://github.com/beagleboard/linux/blob/3.8/drivers/gpio/gpio-of-helper.c Sep 04 19:27:16 rcn-ee: new build running with gpio-of-helper: http://builds.beagleboard.org/builders/runtests/builds/33 (compile tested locally already---first build with ccache enable, so hopefully other builds will be faster) Sep 04 19:27:24 bborg_builds: hi there Sep 04 19:27:28 bborg_builds: help Sep 04 19:27:28 Get help on what? (try 'help ', 'help , or 'commands' for a command list) Sep 04 19:27:34 bborg_builds: commands Sep 04 19:27:34 buildbot commands: commands, dance, destroy, force, hello, help, last, list, mute, notify, shutdown, source, status, stop, unmute, version, watch Sep 04 19:27:40 bborg_builds: last Sep 04 19:27:40 last build [runtests]: 2h19m32s ago: build successful Sep 04 19:27:48 bborg_builds: list Sep 04 19:27:48 try 'list builders' Sep 04 19:27:53 bborg_builds: notify Sep 04 19:27:54 try 'notify on|off|list ' Sep 04 19:28:07 bborg_builds: status Sep 04 19:28:07 runtests: building('make -j4 ...') Sep 04 19:28:25 wondering if anyone shut up the buildbot because it was too noisey. Sep 04 19:28:39 otherwise, I'd turn it on. Sep 04 19:28:56 * jkridner wouldn't expect it to make that much noise. Sep 04 19:29:23 what's the buildbot building these days? Sep 04 19:29:30 guess I'll turn it on again and see if anyone turns it off again. if turned off again, I'll let it be off, but I suspect it is just because I restarted it. Sep 04 19:29:46 It builds http://github.com/beagleboard/linux right now. Sep 04 19:30:04 and provides back a debian kernel package. Sep 04 19:30:07 bborg_builds: notify on Sep 04 19:30:08 The following events are being notified: ['started', 'finished'] Sep 04 19:30:24 nice! Sep 04 19:30:25 bborg_builds: info Sep 04 19:30:28 bborg_builds: commands Sep 04 19:30:28 buildbot commands: commands, dance, destroy, force, hello, help, last, list, mute, notify, shutdown, source, status, stop, unmute, version, watch Sep 04 19:30:34 bborg_builds: source Sep 04 19:30:34 My source can be found at https://github.com/buildbot/buildbot Sep 04 19:31:15 * jkridner wonders if bborg_builds will tell people the builds are at http://builds.beagleboard.org Sep 04 19:32:03 * jkridner is enjoying 'dpkg -i XXX.deb && reboot' Sep 04 19:32:58 * vagrantc wonders when it'll be "apt-get upgrade" Sep 04 19:35:24 vagrantc, when we tie a meta package to it.. ;) each kernel has a "-gitxyz" tag. ;) Sep 04 19:49:50 * vagrantc was thinking of making a kernel package that follows debian jessie's sources with the one bit to enable usb DMA for the bbb enabled Sep 04 19:51:03 should just make it a dts option.. ;) Sep 04 19:56:03 it's a non-modularizable bit of code Sep 04 19:56:38 there's some bug in the kernel that doesn't allow for multiplatform kernels to have more than one usb DMA implementation Sep 04 20:02:20 build #33 of runtests is complete: Success [build successful] Build details are at http://builds.beagleboard.org/builders/runtests/builds/33 Sep 04 21:41:01 build #34 of runtests started (including [ed052fb60b9a03fea110cb253ffeed5c6f198a34, 7f6b2218eb9487f8e4363dccf5580611be7b26a6] and 75 more) Sep 04 21:57:35 build #34 of runtests is complete: Success [build successful] Build details are at http://builds.beagleboard.org/builders/runtests/builds/34 **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Sep 05 02:59:59 2014