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Sep 09 03:28:17 <znsafu> hey im reinstalling debian on my rev c
Sep 09 03:28:22 <znsafu> how long does it take?
Sep 09 03:28:26 <znsafu> on average
Sep 09 03:28:41 <znsafu> and how will i know when it's done? right now the leds are active
Sep 09 03:34:35 <rorriMnmaD> the LEDs will stop after a while
Sep 09 03:34:43 <rorriMnmaD> and either all stay on, or all go off (forgot which)
Sep 09 03:34:46 <rorriMnmaD> takes about 45 min
Sep 09 03:34:53 <znsafu> cool
Sep 09 03:34:58 <znsafu> it took about 5-10
Sep 09 03:35:13 <rorriMnmaD> ha, maybe im just remembering wrong
Sep 09 03:35:26 <rorriMnmaD> reboot it and try, cant hurt your BB this way
Sep 09 03:35:57 <znsafu> yup
Sep 09 03:35:58 <znsafu> good to go
Sep 09 03:35:58 <znsafu> :D
Sep 09 03:48:57 <rorriMnmaD> does anyone here have experience with hardware flow control? im having a tough time getting it working
Sep 09 03:49:29 <rorriMnmaD> have UART4 configured correctly (I think), and the CTS pin is set to pullup (high = 'don't send', i beleive)
Sep 09 03:50:29 <rorriMnmaD> but i when I start a serial session with minicom, it never lowers CTS, so nothing is ever sent
Sep 09 04:33:55 <rorriMnm1D> where can i find out more about /proc/tty/driver/OMAP-SERIAL
Sep 09 04:34:04 <rorriMnm1D> im not sure what im looking at there
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Sep 09 18:16:33 <pzn> agmlego, you were right when told me that there would be dificulties in the debug of musb :-(
Sep 09 18:17:46 <agmlego> Ayup.
Sep 09 18:27:39 <BHSPiMon1ey> tbr: are they all really $20?
Sep 09 18:28:05 <BHSPiMon1ey> thurgood: yes, I'm around 50% usage on emmc (it's the 4GB revC)
Sep 09 18:30:33 <tbr> BHSPiMon1ey: no, there's plenty for USD 2 or 3  if you look around
Sep 09 18:45:08 <m_billybob> keep an exact work log of what you're doing BHSPiMon1ey so you have somethign to show someone else when trying ot troubleshoot
Sep 09 18:45:19 <agmlego> ^^^
Sep 09 18:45:38 <agmlego> Or when you run into the same issue down the road and are trying to figure out how you fixed it.
Sep 09 18:47:18 <m_billybob> i literaly have enough work logs of many different things now to make a book of them all
Sep 09 18:47:33 <m_billybob> i probably should write a book lol
Sep 09 18:48:05 <agmlego> Or just publish them online so Google can index them for others to find. ;-P
Sep 09 18:49:18 <m_billybob> yeah, i dont think so
Sep 09 18:49:40 <agmlego> Why not?
Sep 09 18:49:54 <agmlego> Others can probably benefit from your trials and tribulations.
Sep 09 18:50:16 <m_billybob> i already have blogposts on how to do a few things, and all i get is crap over them.
Sep 09 18:50:38 <m_billybob> i help people on the google groups and all i get is crap
Sep 09 18:51:11 <m_billybob> this stuff took me time to figure out and i thin ii can present it in a good way for a book, so i deserve to get paid for taking my time to do that
Sep 09 18:51:42 <agmlego> Fair enough.
Sep 09 18:52:32 * agmlego publishes stuff online as-is, with no warranty explicit or implied, and no guanrateed suitability for any purpose.
Sep 09 18:52:45 <m_billybob> its not like ill make billions, or charge too much for the book lol
Sep 09 18:52:59 <m_billybob> would be lucky to make a couple throusands US
Sep 09 18:53:07 <m_billybob> thousand*
Sep 09 19:28:00 <iandow> can anyone remind me what web site people use to paste large amounts of text from, say program errors, rather than pasting it inline in this forum?
Sep 09 19:29:03 <agmlego> pastebin is the general concept.
Sep 09 19:29:10 <agmlego> THere are many available online.
Sep 09 19:29:22 <iandow> ah yest, pastebin.  that's the one.  thanks
Sep 09 19:39:53 <krishna_> can anyone please tell give me some useful links on programming beaglebone with python. any good book?
Sep 09 19:42:46 <agmlego> krishna_: Where have you tried looking thus far?
Sep 09 19:43:30 <agmlego> krishna_: Because I imagine a Google search for "beaglebone python book" might serve useful, as would simply "programming python book" and "learning python book".
Sep 09 19:43:49 <agmlego> krishna_: Remember, other than the GPIO, the BeagleBone is no different programming-wise than any other Linux machine.
Sep 09 19:44:16 <krishna_> in google i had some bits of information! but i need some guide so that it can help me develop on project related to imu and opencv
Sep 09 19:44:51 <agmlego> Sure. What does the IMU talk?
Sep 09 19:45:31 <krishna_> yup! thanks #agmlego that was quite good info! i will do a bit research on that and come back if i have doubts
Sep 09 23:31:10 <znsafu> evenging
Sep 09 23:31:21 <znsafu> uhh evening
Sep 10 00:25:54 <samantha> hi, have a config problem... anyone can help regarding BBB usb0 auto config?... i'd like to disable it so that i can plug an ethernet adapter cable to it.. anyone knows how to do that?
Sep 10 00:30:03 <veremit> you don't need to disable to plug ethernet in :)
Sep 10 00:30:09 <veremit> just go right ahead
Sep 10 00:31:52 <samantha> i know i could just use thhe usb cable and reach a usb port on a machine... but i have specific need for this port and i need it to be hooked to an ethernet switch direclty...
Sep 10 00:33:00 <veremit> the usb doesn't connect to the ethernet .. so just plug an rj45 from the beagle to whereever .. the usb doesn't have to be connected, and won't instantiate an interface if it doesn't detect one connected.
Sep 10 00:33:02 <veremit> hotplug ftw
Sep 10 00:33:16 <veremit> the networking will sort itself out
Sep 10 00:33:19 <veremit> dhcp works.
Sep 10 01:27:39 <znsafu> has any one worked with an rtos on the bbb?
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