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Dec 16 04:07:49 <beaglenoob> trying to comprehend some beagle concepts
Dec 16 04:08:04 <tb__> what kind?
Dec 16 04:08:12 <tb__> which ones?
Dec 16 04:08:37 <beaglenoob> there is something called flasher images... not sure what they are for
Dec 16 04:09:00 <beaglenoob> is u-boot on the emmc?
Dec 16 04:09:01 <tb__> to flash the eMMC
Dec 16 04:09:09 <tb__> would be on each image
Dec 16 04:09:50 <tb__> U-Boot is a part of the boot manager, to direct the boot process
Dec 16 04:10:05 <tb__> whether or not the eMMC holds the OS (or it's on an SD card)
Dec 16 04:10:13 <tb__> still needs a boot manager
Dec 16 04:11:42 <tb__> or a "boot loader" in this case
Dec 16 04:12:16 <beaglenoob> i am thinking of the raspberry pi... u-boot is on rom i think... i can blow the sd card away all day long... is this the same on beagle?
Dec 16 04:13:08 <tb__> well, if the eMMC is flashed, then yes...the SD card doesn't matter
Dec 16 04:13:14 <tb__> don't need one
Dec 16 04:13:31 <tb__> (unless you want to boot to it)
Dec 16 04:13:58 <beaglenoob> i am looking at the images at http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardDebian
Dec 16 04:14:32 <beaglenoob> there is a debian jessie image, but also flasher images... if i want to run jessie i only need the jessie image?
Dec 16 04:14:53 <tb__> which versio is Jessie again?
Dec 16 04:14:58 <tb__> what number?
Dec 16 04:15:02 <beaglenoob> 8
Dec 16 04:15:32 <tb__> oh...i don't know that they've gone that far yet
Dec 16 04:15:42 <tb__> i thought Wheezy was were it was
Dec 16 04:16:19 <beaglenoob> on elinux page is a link to prebuilt jessie image: https://rcn-ee.net/deb/rootfs/jessie/debian-jessie-console-armhf-2014-10-29.tar.xz
Dec 16 04:17:15 <tb__> doesn't look like an eMMC flasher
Dec 16 04:17:44 <beaglenoob> if i understand this properly, i can write this image to sd and then i can basically hold a button or something on boot and it will copy the sd to emmc
Dec 16 04:17:59 <tb__> not if it's not a flasher
Dec 16 04:18:06 <tb__> it needs to boot off the card
Dec 16 04:18:13 <tb__> would say eMMC-flasher
Dec 16 04:18:19 <tb__> to my knowledge
Dec 16 04:19:20 <j0rd> two images, one flashes the eMMC, the other boots straight of mSD
Dec 16 04:21:16 <tb__> and the eMMC flasher says that in its name
Dec 16 04:22:35 <tb__> that jessie one does NOT look like an eMMC flasher to me
Dec 16 04:24:22 <j0rd> http://beagleboard.org/latest-images
Dec 16 04:24:29 <j0rd> they couldnt make it much easier if they tried
Dec 16 04:24:46 <tb__> except if you want Jessie
Dec 16 04:25:00 <tb__> the reason which escapes me...
Dec 16 04:25:31 <tb__> what kernel does Jessie have?
Dec 16 04:25:50 <j0rd> i unno
Dec 16 04:25:52 <beaglenoob> doesnt look like there is a docker.io package for wheezy... hence the desire for jessie
Dec 16 04:26:39 <tb__> what is docker?
Dec 16 04:26:51 <tb__> docker - System tray for KDE3/GNOME2 docklet applications
Dec 16 04:26:55 <tb__> is that it?
Dec 16 04:27:00 <tb__> prolly not
Dec 16 04:27:01 <beaglenoob> na docker.io
Dec 16 04:27:27 <tb__> can you build it from source?
Dec 16 04:27:28 <j0rd> beaglenoob: https://registry.hub.docker.com/_/debian/
Dec 16 04:27:35 <beaglenoob> https://www.docker.com/
Dec 16 04:27:41 <tb__> yeah, there now
Dec 16 04:27:43 <tb__> looking
Dec 16 04:27:51 <j0rd> 7.7, 7, wheezy, latest (wheezy/Dockerfile)
Dec 16 04:28:08 <tb__> i have Wheezy 7.7
Dec 16 04:28:47 <j0rd> https://github.com/tianon/docker-brew-debian/blob/94324b3f6941631db52b94cf7f4097fc239e8e68/wheezy/Dockerfile
Dec 16 04:28:48 <beaglenoob> yes, i want to run docker on the beagle and then docker images run on top
Dec 16 04:28:58 <tb__> i use the latest eMMC flasher from the BB site
Dec 16 04:30:53 <beaglenoob> lets say my emmc is fubar... i would just write a flasher image to sd and flash the emmc to restore?
Dec 16 04:31:09 <tb__> yea
Dec 16 04:32:23 <beaglenoob> is emmc the boot default? does a boot order need to be set to boot from sd?
Dec 16 04:32:30 <jkridner> First newsletter going out tomorrow....
Dec 16 04:32:30 <jkridner> http://beagleboard.org/newsletter-subscribe
Dec 16 04:33:29 <jkridner> thinking about theming future letters and encouraging more/featured contributors.
Dec 16 04:34:12 <tb__> waiting for the confirmation email
Dec 16 04:34:20 <tb__> how long does that take?
Dec 16 04:35:06 <j0rd> beaglenoob: /b 17
Dec 16 04:35:10 <j0rd> gah
Dec 16 04:35:12 <j0rd> ignore
Dec 16 04:35:22 <jkridner> tb__: should be right away
Dec 16 04:35:26 <tb__> nah
Dec 16 04:35:59 <tb__> i use Hotmail though
Dec 16 04:36:17 <tb__> maybe M$ doesn't play well with Linux?
Dec 16 04:36:26 <tb__> "They know"
Dec 16 04:37:39 <jkridner> try this sign-up form and see if there is any difference... using mailchimp: http://eepurl.com/-410j
Dec 16 04:38:25 <tb__> just gave it my gmail add
Dec 16 04:38:34 <tb__> same (non)result
Dec 16 04:39:08 <tb__> sent to new URL form
Dec 16 04:39:16 <jkridner> weird... it responded to my gmail pretty quick.
Dec 16 04:39:30 <jkridner> it was within a couple seconds.
Dec 16 04:39:56 <tb__> HEY!!!
Dec 16 04:40:03 <tb__> the second link worked for gmail
Dec 16 04:40:07 <tb__> nothing for Hotmal
Dec 16 04:40:10 <tb__> Hotmail
Dec 16 04:40:27 <tb__> done
Dec 16 04:41:27 <jkridner> k.
Dec 16 04:41:49 <tb__> People always say (about Hotmail)... "Maybe it went to your junk box!"
Dec 16 04:41:56 <tb__> Yeah, right. It's Hotmail.
Dec 16 04:42:06 <tb__> they let all the junk through by default
Dec 16 04:42:18 <tb__> it just doesn't work
Dec 16 04:49:55 <tb__> jkridner, is your book still in the first edition?
Dec 16 05:26:26 <luvbeag> anyone know where to find detailed instructions to build arago images for beaglebone black with opengl support?
Dec 16 05:37:39 <ddrown> jkridner: I am intrigued by your ideas and wish to subscribe to your newsletter. So I did.
Dec 16 06:09:48 <RahulAN> Hii all
Dec 16 06:10:00 <RahulAN>  i am compiling a source code and i am getting relocation R_ARM_THM_MOVW_ABS_NC against `std::cout' can not be used when making a shared object; recompile with -fPIC
Dec 16 06:10:16 <RahulAN> https://bpaste.net/show/f6233a3caed5
Dec 16 06:10:31 <RahulAN> i am already compiling with fPIC
Dec 16 06:10:40 <RahulAN> what else to do
Dec 16 06:11:54 <srikanth> facing the powering issue with beagl bone black , TPS65217 voltage fallen down to 1.1V what could be the reason
Dec 16 06:17:37 <raff_i_el> Anyone have PRU assembly experience? I'm trying to write the individual bits in a PRU register to one of the output pins, but finding it kind of difficult. The SET instruction doesn't let you write to a different offset in the destination register than you read from the source register.
Dec 16 06:29:33 <RahulAN> I am getting resolution problem on beaglebone
Dec 16 06:33:45 <RahulAN> i am connected with ssh
Dec 16 06:33:58 <RahulAN> and i did export DISPLAY=":0"
Dec 16 06:34:14 <RahulAN> and then also leafpad is not opening from here
Dec 16 06:41:25 <srikanth> what could be the reason for system_5V to fall down to 1.1V in the BBB
Dec 16 06:41:42 <adj> bad power supply?
Dec 16 06:42:07 <srikanth> Hi Adj
Dec 16 06:42:35 <srikanth> input is a perfect 5V fed from power supply
Dec 16 06:42:51 <ds2> something is pulling too much current.
Dec 16 06:43:46 <srikanth> because system_5v is fallen to 1.1V non of the other voltages are coming ,so current is drawn
Dec 16 06:44:05 <srikanth> no current is drawn
Dec 16 06:44:44 <srikanth> board is bed with out power
Dec 16 06:46:04 <srikanth> whatdo you think could be the reason for this  power supply section dead
Dec 16 08:30:15 <Kos-teK> Hello :)
Dec 16 08:47:04 <RahulAN> i am trying to use both mouse and keyboard using one usb hub but it isn't working
Dec 16 08:47:33 <RahulAN> hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 1
Dec 16 11:07:58 <hvn2> hi, i'm trying to access my BB rev C4 running an image from http://narcissus.angstrom-distribution.org/ . Right now, I only see the logo on the monitor, but how can I get a terminal or X on it ?
Dec 16 11:13:52 <Rybok> Hi all!
Dec 16 11:13:53 <Rybok> I got a BBB and a WL18xx cape. I'm trying to run a Yocto build on it. The kernel is configured with the WL18xx drivers and when I boot the BBB I can modprobe wl18xx drivers, no problem they load fine.
Dec 16 11:13:53 <Rybok> My concern is that I don't get any new interface in ifconfig or iwconfig.
Dec 16 11:13:53 <Rybok> I'm running my build from µSD card but I can see that the emmc is also found by the kernel. I understand that the emmc and Wl18xx cape uses the same MMC. So I think I have to remove the emmc from the device tree file and add something for the WL18. I would really appreciate if somebody could give me a hint.
Dec 16 11:13:54 <Rybok> Thanks!
Dec 16 11:15:41 <tbr> that indeed sounds sensible
Dec 16 11:17:30 <Rybok> I TI's guide on they changed the device tree in their sdk but it seems that they use a different version of the WLCORE so those changes doens't work.
Dec 16 11:47:34 <tbr> mdp: so Rybok is trying to get a why-link-ate cape going
Dec 16 11:47:52 <tbr> 11:13:53< Rybok> I'm running my build from µSD card but I can see that the emmc is also found by the kernel. I understand that the emmc and Wl18xx cape uses the same MMC. So I think I have  to remove the emmc from the device tree file and add something for the WL18. I would really appreciate if somebody could give me a hint.
Dec 16 11:47:58 <tbr> 11:17:30< Rybok> I TI's guide on they changed the device tree in their sdk but it seems that they use a different version of the WLCORE so those changes doens't work.
Dec 16 11:50:18 <mdp> Rybok: I'm on a mobile client atm, so will be brief...there's a gpio that needs to be asserted at boot to hold the eMMC in reset. You can see it on the schematic
Dec 16 11:51:38 <mdp> I'll dig out the details when I'm at a real keyboard
Dec 16 11:55:16 <Rybok> tbr, thanks! I'll check the schematics!!
Dec 16 12:26:01 <mdp> Rybok: so first, my working 3.18-rc4 branch is here: https://github.com/ohporter/linux/commits/bbb-wl1835mod-cape-3.18-rc4
Dec 16 12:26:58 <mdp> a few cherrypicked patches from TI's vendor kernel and the gpio hogging mechanism from upstream..but https://github.com/ohporter/linux/commit/cf2233930092dbf4b55d4fc472e1c3ae13d9760f has the important dts support
Dec 16 12:29:10 <mdp> Rybok: the same rough approach can be applied to any older kernel..note that I use gpiohogs to be sure that gpio1_20 and gpio1_29 stay asserted high
Dec 16 12:30:06 <mdp> Rybok: you also need to modify your uEnv.txt to have "gpio set 52" and "gpio set 61" so this happens immediately when U-Boot parses that config file.
Dec 16 12:30:41 <mdp> and so gpio1_20 you'll find is on the BBB schematic itself and used to hold the eMMC in reset.
Dec 16 12:31:19 <mdp> gpio1_29 is on the wilink8 cape and enables the buffers so the wilink8 owns that sdio bus.
Dec 16 12:31:46 <cityoflights2> did anyone here ever used a fluid flow sensor?
Dec 16 12:32:18 <LetoThe2nd> cityoflights2: sure. but never with a bbb, nor can i share code or schematics :)
Dec 16 12:32:22 <mdp> aside from getting the right WiFi/BT firmware, that's the only special thing needed since this cape is a crude hack on top of BBB
Dec 16 12:33:21 <cityoflights2> LetoThe2nd: I got the FS300A G3/4" rated at 1-60 L/min
Dec 16 12:34:25 <cityoflights2> it worked fine for a couple of months, then all of a sadden stopped emitting pulses
Dec 16 12:34:51 <cityoflights2> I replaced it with a second sensor and still got no readings
Dec 16 12:35:01 <LetoThe2nd> did you check with a scope?
Dec 16 12:35:10 <cityoflights2> it is an open collector type
Dec 16 12:35:19 <hvn2> hi, can anyone tell me what the minicom baudrate settings are to connect with the BB Rev C4 ?
Dec 16 12:35:21 <LetoThe2nd> "did you check with a scope"?
Dec 16 12:35:28 <cityoflights2> no
Dec 16 12:35:37 <LetoThe2nd> "then check with a scope"
Dec 16 12:35:49 <LetoThe2nd> hvn2: over the serial ftdi? 115200.
Dec 16 12:35:52 <cityoflights2> any other , less expensive option?
Dec 16 12:36:13 <LetoThe2nd> "borrow a scope, then check with that said scope"
Dec 16 12:36:38 <cityoflights2> ok
Dec 16 12:36:40 <LetoThe2nd> sorry, input circuitry debugging without proper tools is just a waste of time.
Dec 16 12:36:43 <hvn2> LetoThe2nd: ok, and 8N1, no hardware, no software ?
Dec 16 12:36:50 <LetoThe2nd> hvn2: yes.
Dec 16 12:36:55 * LetoThe2nd is bbiab
Dec 16 12:37:37 <cityoflights2> is it possible the debian 7.7 image doens't run a program to allow me to connect to the BBB via usb, from a linux pc?
Dec 16 12:37:51 <cityoflights2> the linux pc has the ftdi module loaded
Dec 16 12:39:15 <leandrosansilva> Hello to all. I used to use my BBB with kernel 3.8 (ubuntu 14.04 from  rcn-ee.net), but recently I moved to kernel 3.14.22-ti-r31 when the ubuntu image was updated. My intention was trying to solve a problem I was having regarding network.
Dec 16 12:39:39 <leandrosansilva> In the previous kernel, I could disable hdmi pins by using capemgr
Dec 16 12:40:00 <hvn2> LetoThe2nd: ok, have all that set...yet no contact,, and the BB is running with BB logo showing
Dec 16 12:40:07 <leandrosansilva> by writing capemgr.disable_partno=BB-BONELT-HDMI,BB-BONELT-HDMIN in uEnv.txt
Dec 16 12:40:43 <leandrosansilva> I do this because I do not have a screen on my beagle and need to use those pins initially reserved to HDMI
Dec 16 12:41:27 <leandrosansilva> but with the new kernel there's no capemgr and it seems I can't disable the hdmi pins in order to use them in my application
Dec 16 12:41:39 <Rybok> mdp, thanks a lot, It would take me quite some time to figure that one out... I'm saving your text and will check it now..
Dec 16 12:42:25 <leandrosansilva> so my question is: How to disable HDMI cape with the new kernel, without using camepgr?
Dec 16 12:42:29 <leandrosansilva> capemgr
Dec 16 12:45:59 <hvn2> ok, found the error: booting ends in kernel panic
Dec 16 16:15:07 <tb__> jkridner, some follow up from last night's subscription confirmation. I received the second confirmation to the gmail account--about 30 minute or so later. Never got the Hotmail ones.
Dec 16 16:30:29 <mistawright> can you guys recommend a good pwm pru library to use with a c program or a good c++ pwm library? I am struggling with pwm right now and can't seem to figure out what I need to do to get speed controll working with pwm
Dec 16 16:50:09 <DiegoTc> I just bought a  Geolocation Tracker (GPRS + GPS) with SIM908 for doing a gps project with arduino, I was wondering, could it be possible to make it work on the BBB? What exactly do I need to read for making it work?
Dec 16 16:50:13 <DiegoTc> Not quite sure about it
Dec 16 16:51:03 <tb__> mistawright, https://github.com/jadonk/bad-to-the-bone-examples/tree/master/chapter-6
Dec 16 16:51:11 <tb__> take a look at those source files
Dec 16 16:51:17 <tb__> (for ideas)
Dec 16 16:51:18 <jkridner> hi tb__.
Dec 16 16:51:38 <tb__> speaking of pwm source files...lol
Dec 16 16:51:40 <jkridner> not sure why the hotmail didn't work. never found in spam either?
Dec 16 16:51:46 <tb__> hi jkridner
Dec 16 16:53:03 <mistawright> tb__, would file calls be noticeable when toggling outputs from high to low for an rc car?
Dec 16 17:17:10 <tb__> sorry mistawright, was on a telecon
Dec 16 17:17:22 <tb__> i can't imagine they would be noticeable
Dec 16 17:18:00 <tb__> those source files are from jkridner's PRU examples, so those would be near real-time, as I understand it
Dec 16 18:39:15 <tomekkk> Hello. I'm a new user of beagle and I really need your help guys. I have like 3 hours to setup collaborative text editor at beagle and protect this with a password. To clarify: I need something like standard installed cloud9 ide, but protected and with options for standard text editors, without any wrappers for terminals, etc. I have SD card, so I can reinstall to any OS ( I like Arch btw. :)
Dec 16 18:40:09 <woglinde> use puppet or saltstack or ansible to provisioning your stuff
Dec 16 18:43:26 <tomekkk> Ok, that looks great woglinde
Dec 16 18:43:48 <tomekkk> Now I only need a cloud9ide-like software
Dec 16 18:44:08 <woglinde> ?
Dec 16 18:44:22 <woglinde> I know nothing about cloud9ide
Dec 16 18:45:08 <py0> tomekkk, use vim
Dec 16 18:46:08 <tomekkk> It's preinstalled at every beagle. Go to X.X.X.X:3000/ide.html
Dec 16 18:46:19 <tomekkk> py0, vim isn't collaborative software.
Dec 16 18:46:54 <py0> hm
Dec 16 18:47:01 <py0> dunno bub
Dec 16 18:47:13 <py0> github it up
Dec 16 18:49:55 <tomekkk> It's tiring, we tried. We need to be able to write to the same txt file at the same time. This build-in cloud9 ide is great for this, but it also gives to much access to my beagle
Dec 16 18:54:33 <Pedro> Hi, my name is Pedro Santos. I have a Beagle Bone Black here and I'd like some information about the board's reliability. Do you have calculations about its MTBF?
Dec 16 18:56:32 <thurgood_> I imagine that varies greatly by usage scenario
Dec 16 18:59:29 <thurgood_> tomekkk: I generally would suggest a repository for your scenario, what little I have read of it
Dec 16 19:00:09 <thurgood_> git, hg, or whatever you're hopefully already familiar with
Dec 16 19:05:25 <tomekkk> Thanks for recommendations but we really need only collaborative, online text editor. Software versioning is not what we need for simple .txt file
Dec 16 19:07:21 <woglinde> tomekkk use a apache before cloud9 stuff
Dec 16 19:07:26 <woglinde> which can do the auth
Dec 16 19:07:37 <thurgood_> then google docs perhaps?
Dec 16 19:07:54 <woglinde> thurgood_ he needs it on the beagle somehow
Dec 16 19:07:57 <thurgood_> or is this an assignmnet that specifically requires the bbb?
Dec 16 19:09:58 <tomekkk> I want to keep this on my server (bbb). We want to share confidential data there and I can't just create this file at some 3rd party servers like Google
Dec 16 19:21:29 <tbr> tomekkk: just run an etherpad then. it's open source etc.
Dec 16 19:22:57 <tomekkk> Thanks tbr! It looks great :)
Dec 16 19:23:21 <tomekkk> And thanks to all for help, bye :)
Dec 16 19:24:34 <tbr> powodzenia...
Dec 16 22:03:03 <SilentJet> hello
Dec 16 22:04:45 <plaw> hi
Dec 16 22:05:14 <SilentJet> could someone point me what i'm doing wrong? I'm going to use u-boot + android boot image. I see in serial console message "Uncompressing Linux... done, booting the kernel." and then nothing gonna happens
Dec 16 22:06:01 <plaw> I know I can't help with that. but it sounds a bit like something that's getting lots of attention on the mail list recently, if memory serves correct
Dec 16 22:06:12 <SilentJet> u-boot loads kernel to 0x80000000 and kernel offset is 0x80008000
Dec 16 22:06:56 <SilentJet> plaw: could you please point me that one?
Dec 16 22:07:54 <plaw> SilentJet: moment
Dec 16 22:08:27 <SilentJet> plaw: thank you
Dec 16 22:08:42 <plaw> SilentJet: http://groups.google.com/group/beagleboard
Dec 16 22:09:12 <plaw> really encourage every user to subscribe to that list, it's fairly busy but a whole wealth of info tumbles out of it each day
Dec 16 22:09:57 <plaw> SilentJet: if it's a bbb you have, this is the actual list for that https://groups.google.com/forum/#!categories/beagleboard/beaglebone-black
Dec 16 22:10:54 <SilentJet> ok, thanks a lot
Dec 16 22:18:40 <thurgood_> SilentJet: how did you install the rootfs an boot partitions?
Dec 16 22:19:06 <thurgood_> ... and
Dec 16 22:19:54 <SilentJet> I take u-boot 2013.04 from rowboat project
Dec 16 22:20:12 <SilentJet> make some changes that imroves fastboot stability and features
Dec 16 22:20:56 <SilentJet> also I'm using gpt partitioning and boot from raw partition
Dec 16 22:21:17 <SilentJet> I'm sucessfully load SPL, it loading uboot
Dec 16 22:21:31 <thurgood_> did you install it with fastboot flash commands??
Dec 16 22:21:36 <SilentJet> yes
Dec 16 22:22:03 <SilentJet> hold on, have a little debug output
Dec 16 22:22:07 <thurgood_> ok
Dec 16 22:22:44 <SilentJet> http://pastebin.com/hsdHwACj
Dec 16 22:23:03 <thurgood_> were you following instructions from anywhere?
Dec 16 22:23:47 <SilentJet> well... there is no exact instruction
Dec 16 22:24:10 <SilentJet> just have a previos expirience with omap4 devices
Dec 16 22:24:39 <thurgood_> looks to me like a mismatch in the device id passed from uboot to the kernel
Dec 16 22:24:56 <SilentJet> kernel was built using linaro latest bare metal toolchain gcc-4.7
Dec 16 22:25:01 <thurgood_> based on mistakes I've made in the past
Dec 16 22:25:52 <SilentJet> device id ? what do you mean ?
Dec 16 22:26:06 <SilentJet> did you mean kernel machine name ?
Dec 16 22:28:20 <SilentJet> also i'm not familiar with linux booting process, but I think something wrong with ATAGs
Dec 16 22:28:43 <SilentJet> cause I do not see usual ATAG values at offset 0x100
Dec 16 22:28:58 <SilentJet> (which is 0x80000100)
Dec 16 22:32:07 <SilentJet> thurgood_: any suggestions ?
Dec 16 22:35:49 <thurgood_> yeah I think the device id is passed as an ATAG value
Dec 16 22:37:28 <SilentJet> ATAG_REVISION ? :)
Dec 16 22:37:59 <thurgood_> it should be based on the board you're using
Dec 16 22:39:06 <SilentJet> bbb i'm using
Dec 16 22:39:23 <SilentJet> so it should be bnlt i guess
Dec 16 22:40:22 <thurgood_> when you set up uboot, you did config with the machine type?
Dec 16 22:40:51 <thurgood_> and you also set up the machine type in the kernel menuconfig?
Dec 16 22:41:18 <SilentJet> weeeeelll not sure xD
Dec 16 22:41:31 <SilentJet> I'm just using rowboat kernel
Dec 16 22:41:49 <SilentJet> which is 3.2 and should at least do something in console xD
Dec 16 22:42:08 <thurgood_> you have a machine configuration file though, right?
Dec 16 22:42:10 <SilentJet> mean serial console
Dec 16 22:42:30 <SilentJet> yep, it is am335x_evm_defconfig as far as i remember
Dec 16 22:43:36 <thurgood_> isn't evm a different dev board?
Dec 16 22:44:21 <SilentJet> yes, but in general all of them are am335x based so it have mostly the same pinmux and so on
Dec 16 22:45:11 <SilentJet> also this kernel is declared as compataible with BBB, also there is images that works well
Dec 16 22:45:32 <SilentJet> So I guess issue is somewhere before the kernel
Dec 16 22:46:20 <SilentJet> Anyway, thanks a lot, you point me more ideas to debug
Dec 16 22:46:51 <thurgood_> the for TARGET_PRODUCT you used beaglebone?
Dec 16 22:47:26 <SilentJet> I'm not using rowboat android tree
Dec 16 22:47:46 <SilentJet> one more good idea to check rowboat tree for options xD
Dec 16 22:48:34 <SilentJet> but as for me rowboat tree is really dirty and full of hacks
Dec 16 22:48:52 <SilentJet> that is why i'm not using it xD
Dec 16 22:49:45 <thurgood_> yeah... but they have sgx working
Dec 16 22:50:26 <SilentJet> hate imagination
Dec 16 22:50:27 <SilentJet> :)
Dec 16 22:51:01 <thurgood_> guess that's not such a huge issue anymore since rcn_ee has it working in the console now
Dec 16 22:51:06 <SilentJet> so cool CPU and so proprietary and dirty drivers for GPU IP core
Dec 16 22:52:32 <SilentJet> Not sure I correct understand you
Dec 16 22:52:36 <SilentJet> what do you mean
Dec 16 23:21:02 <kraut_> hi im looking for a specific image for the bb : bone-debian-7.4-2014-04-23-2gb.img
Dec 16 23:21:11 <agmlego> Why?
Dec 16 23:21:43 <kraut_> to install supercollider on it
Dec 16 23:22:04 <agmlego> And you are absolutely sure that that will not install on any other image?
Dec 16 23:22:44 <kraut_> not sure but i think not after 7.4
Dec 16 23:22:51 <agmlego> Have you tried?
Dec 16 23:22:55 <kraut_> yes
Dec 16 23:23:17 <kraut_> there is a whole thread about this here: http://new-supercollider-mailing-lists-forums-use-these.2681727.n2.nabble.com/server-refuses-to-start-on-beaglebone-td7611281.html
Dec 16 23:24:04 <agmlego> OK, so given the need for that specific image...how have you gone about trying to find it?
Dec 16 23:25:38 <kraut_> looking on the beagleboard website , than on beaglebone wiki , reading some github instructions
Dec 16 23:26:06 <kraut_> sorry im kind of new to linux
Dec 16 23:28:35 <agmlego> Try simply Googling the filename.
Dec 16 23:30:16 <kraut_> actually i tried: bone-debian-7.4-2014-04-23-2gb.img.xz   ... just gives me three pages... no download link so far
Dec 16 23:30:42 <agmlego> Have you tried the Wayback Machine?
Dec 16 23:32:45 <kraut_> no gonna try now
Dec 16 23:45:22 <kraut_> ok i think i found one which is usable thx @agmlego
Dec 17 01:22:35 <CarlFK> I am giving a talk on pxe booting intel PCs, as part of the "how things boot" I wanted to know how the BBB boots.  like when the CPU is powered up, how does it know what instructions to execute?
Dec 17 01:24:40 <CarlFK> http://beagleboard.org/static/beaglebone/latest/Docs/Hardware/BONE_SRM.pdf says "The board is equipped with a single microSD connector to act as the primary boot source for  the  board."
Dec 17 01:25:46 <CarlFK> does the cpu address the microSD as memory, not a block device?
Dec 17 01:27:14 <loans> CarlFK: there's probably a bootloader of some sort to get the ARM rolling
Dec 17 01:29:03 <sss> Hi
Dec 17 01:29:47 <sss> new to beaglebone black
Dec 17 01:29:54 <sss> so have a couple  of questions
Dec 17 01:30:07 <sss> do you use Code Composer studio for development?
Dec 17 01:31:04 <demok> hi, how can i set a gpio pin as digital out?
Dec 17 01:35:27 <CarlFK> demok: there may be a better answer, but this might be an answer http://www.adafruit.com/blog/2014/08/15/program-raspberry-pi-using-pingo-raspberrypi-piday-raspberry_pi/  "Pingo provides a uniform API to program devices like the Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone Black, pcDuino etc."
Dec 17 02:26:35 <BBBill> picked up a BBB when they first came out, then got busy in life, board has been sitting on a shelf since.
Dec 17 02:26:53 <BBBill> is there an image that can boot off a usb disk ?
Dec 17 02:28:16 <CarlFK> BBBill: heh - I am looking for boot options too
Dec 17 02:28:32 <CarlFK> http://beagleboard.org/static/beaglebone/latest/Docs/Hardware/BONE_SRM.pdf says "The board is equipped with a single microSD connector to act as the primary boot source for  the  board."
Dec 17 02:29:22 <CarlFK> from what I can tell, the microSD chip (or card?) would need code that can boot from the usb
Dec 17 02:30:52 <BBBill> sounds like not much has changed since the board was first released.
Dec 17 02:39:34 <demok> thank you, CarlFK
Dec 17 02:40:01 <demok> another question, i want to disable HDMI pins but still want to use HDMI port
Dec 17 02:40:07 <demok> is it possible?
Dec 17 02:40:38 <CarlFK> I have no idea
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