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Oct 12 08:54:43 <johnslai> I can change bbb cpu freq and governor in /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq, but it does not persist across boot.
Oct 12 08:55:01 <_av500_> true
Oct 12 08:55:11 <KiloJuliet> nor should it
Oct 12 08:55:13 <_av500_> its not a setting that would be saved somewhere
Oct 12 08:55:15 <johnslai> The default governor is ondemand.  How can I bitbake my image to performance?
Oct 12 08:55:25 <_av500_> in the kernel config I guess
Oct 12 08:55:31 <KiloJuliet> however you could write a script to manage it, or kernel config
Oct 12 08:55:33 <_av500_> or you make a boot script that sets it
Oct 12 08:55:39 <_av500_> or kernel command lined
Oct 12 08:55:41 <_av500_> or kernel command line
Oct 12 08:55:48 <_av500_> should be able to do it too
Oct 12 08:55:53 <KiloJuliet> _av500_, im just going to let you talk, we are saying the same things
Oct 12 08:55:59 <_av500_> KiloJuliet: nah, go on:)
Oct 12 08:56:06 <KiloJuliet> im about to go to bed
Oct 12 08:56:16 <KiloJuliet> got 140 servers to migrate to a new datacenter in the morning
Oct 12 08:57:04 <_av500_> sweet dreams
Oct 12 08:57:36 <johnslai> What is location of bootscript?
Oct 12 08:58:01 <_av500_> you can write a systemd unit
Oct 12 08:58:11 <_av500_> with a little script that sets the governor
Oct 12 08:58:13 <johnslai> oh, ok
Oct 12 08:59:21 <johnslai> is there something like /etc/init.d/rcS file?
Oct 12 09:05:31 <beagledout> I'm having a lot of trouble flashing my BBB with Debian.  I have tried on 2 BBBs, I've downloaded the image eMMC Flasher, formatted the SD card prior to writing, tried a variety of power sources and the boards lights are going out mid flash.  I've also tried a variety of other ways to use the board but running ont o problems at every turn.  I see very few people (maybe none) having this problem online, has anyone got any advice?
Oct 12 09:47:55 <_av500_> johnslai: not any more with systemdd
Oct 12 09:48:11 <_av500_> but there is info on the web how to write a simple systemd unit
Oct 12 10:26:43 <longqi> about the linux running on host and firmware running on  pru, how to trigger and write an interrupt handler for each other?
Oct 12 10:36:01 <hitlin37> same as normal interrupt handlers, as deferred work in kernel.
Oct 12 10:45:19 <longqi> I see. thank you.
Oct 12 10:45:40 <longqi> @hitlin37
Oct 12 10:50:14 <hitlin37> that's the usual way, for actual implementation, you can look at other similar device's interaction with host. or may be something already exists for pru support.
Oct 12 12:06:04 <rwr> hi _av500_
Oct 12 14:10:43 <rwr> _av500_: are you still there?
Oct 12 14:54:00 <ypramos> hi guys, do you know if the BeagleBone Black could be use for industrial applications?
Oct 12 15:01:57 <OldDog> ypramos : According to which point of view?
Oct 12 17:33:16 <pkj> hii..can i connect my beagle bone black to my laptop using hdmi cable and see the UI directly?
Oct 12 17:34:35 <jkridner> pkj: no, it is an HDMI output on both, neither has an HDMI input. You could use USB and a virtual remote framebuffer----See http://beagleboard.org/gsoc
Oct 12 17:36:12 <_av500_> jkridner: ping
Oct 12 17:36:19 <jkridner> pong
Oct 12 17:37:32 <rwr> _av500_: so, you're ignoring me. how nice
Oct 12 17:37:59 <pkj> @jkrinder ..which video shall i see..there r lots of them ??
Oct 12 17:38:41 <_av500_> rwr: no
Oct 12 17:38:45 <_av500_> did not see it
Oct 12 17:38:53 <rwr> ok. I forgive you, _av500_
Oct 12 17:38:57 <_av500_> haha
Oct 12 17:38:59 <vvu> pkj: see the http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QymwVr9gY-Y
Oct 12 17:39:11 <rwr> but I won't be so lenient next time, so beware
Oct 12 17:39:18 <vvu> the BARD video
Oct 12 17:41:24 <pkj> can i use the camera of my laptop as a camera input for beagle bone?
Oct 12 17:42:04 <vvu> nop, this you cannot do
Oct 12 17:42:10 <vvu> maybe you can stream it
Oct 12 17:42:19 <vvu> on the network and get it on the BBB
Oct 12 17:44:41 <pkj> please suggest me a cheap usb camera which i can use for open cv application?
Oct 12 17:44:58 <vvu> _av500_: any clue here ? ^^
Oct 12 17:55:05 <deez> hi all..
Oct 12 17:56:17 <deez> need some help in developing a home automation controller..
Oct 12 18:20:03 <_av500_> a lot of USB cameras should work
Oct 12 18:20:13 <_av500_> google the camera name and linux drivers
Oct 12 18:47:30 <nyt-> v4l2 has pretty good support for things
Oct 12 19:08:18 <Weenie> I read I can have 65 digital I/Os, All I need is ethernet is there an easy way to do this ( and switch back :) ) ?
Oct 12 19:08:48 <_av500_> ?
Oct 12 19:08:55 <_av500_> the BBB has ethernet
Oct 12 19:09:50 <Weenie> I know it has ethernet but from what I read I have to give up features like HDMI to get more I/O
Oct 12 19:10:45 <Weenie> I see mode 5 has most I/O lines how do you set BBB to mode 5
Oct 12 19:18:10 <deez> Hey
Oct 12 19:18:40 <deez> Has any one worked on a home automation controller design to control lighting, HVAC, AV?
Oct 12 19:18:46 <deez> Need help on that
Oct 12 19:19:03 <_av500_> many people have
Oct 12 19:19:09 <_av500_> its a hot topic these days
Oct 12 19:19:59 <deez> yeah!
Oct 12 19:20:36 <deez> need some insight on the design
Oct 12 19:22:16 <deez> would you be able to help??
Oct 12 19:24:13 <_av500_> we can answer specific questions, mostly beagle related
Oct 12 19:24:20 <_av500_> general help not so much
Oct 12 19:24:42 <_av500_> there is always a thorough google search
Oct 12 19:24:59 <deez> yup..
Oct 12 19:25:23 <deez> which is the best suited h/w for beagle
Oct 12 19:36:34 <deeeZ> also how much can beagle be customised in terms of GUI
Oct 12 19:40:38 <woglinde> ?
Oct 12 19:40:44 <woglinde> hm he is gone
Oct 12 19:43:19 <deeeZ> which is the board you would suggest
Oct 12 19:44:19 <woglinde> deeeZ what you mean with gui?
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