**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Feb 03 02:59:58 2015 Feb 03 04:11:41 how do i update the beagleboard black? i read the wiki, am i updating the eMMC(Which is the whole linux distro?) or what? im not sure if i need to download the eMMC version of the distros or the normal one.. Feb 03 04:12:14 Can you not just use the APT upgrade functions from inside the distro? Feb 03 04:16:55 I just tar Arch into it .. Feb 03 04:17:46 anyone? Feb 03 04:18:03 for me it was the archlinux-arm Feb 03 04:18:14 it cames as a tar.gz Feb 03 04:18:31 format it, mount it and untar Feb 03 04:19:50 theunleet: I suggest just upgrading from inside the distro, but that is me. What is the reason youa re upgrading? Feb 03 04:19:51 don't know for angstrom tho Feb 03 04:20:50 ...i know how to do that. what i want to know is, am I flashing the eMMC or what? there are multiple files, 2 for non-eMMC and 2 for eMMC, and then the wiki had a file called BBB-eMMC-flasher-"insertnumbershere" Feb 03 04:21:20 agmlego|skynet: no reason, before i was going to start using the device, i just wanted to know if i needed to upgrade it Feb 03 04:21:31 Right, so if you are upgrading from outside the distro, and you use a flasher image, you are flashing the eMMC. Feb 03 04:21:52 If you use an SD card with a non-flasher image on it, then you are not flashing the eMMC. Feb 03 04:22:22 If you upgrade from the booted distro, then you are writing data to the eMMC, upon which that distro lives (unless you booted off SD card; then you are writing data there instead) Feb 03 04:23:56 ok so ill just update from within the distro instead. on another note, plugged it into a PC USB port and left it alone for like 30 minutes, came back and tried the HDMI and got a fuzzy screen, it needs the AC power to turn on? Feb 03 04:24:06 theunleet: if you're flashing, you're re-installing. upgrading can be done without flashing. Feb 03 04:24:29 theunleet: so you're asking two different questions... Feb 03 04:24:31 vagrantc: yeah i was just making sure of what needed to be done Feb 03 04:24:47 vagrantc: i will just update from within the distro. Feb 03 04:25:43 theunleet: Note that a PC USB port is not really sufficient power for the bone if it is doing anything complicated. Feb 03 04:25:54 Best bet is a 1.5-2A 5VDC supply on the barrel jack. Feb 03 04:26:39 agmlego|skynet: i have a power supply rated 2A that i use for arduino stuff, just wanted to make sure i had to use it Feb 03 04:28:25 theunleet: Make sure it is also 5VDC--many Arduino supplies are 9VDC, which will make your beaglebone explode and catch fire. Feb 03 04:30:31 agmlego|skynet: its a Radioshack 5VDC 2A PSU Feb 03 04:31:06 Great. Feb 03 04:33:02 agmlego|skynet: so im guessing the xM version is the only one that supports sound? Or can I get a Cape / Shield for that? Feb 03 04:33:46 agmlego|skynet: I was going to use a LCD / TFT screen with buttons to make an internet radio but only saw the xM as having a 3.5mm audio jack Feb 03 04:34:31 theunleet: There is probably an audio cape somewhere on Google. Feb 03 04:34:37 theunleet: Or, USB sound cards exist. Feb 03 04:39:08 agmlego|skynet: yeah im looking at capes now Feb 03 04:41:17 agmlego|skynet: darn the only cape i found for 3.5mm audio was with a DVI-D, but it was discontinued lol Feb 03 04:42:25 ::shrugs:: Feb 03 04:43:47 agmlego|skynet: found one haha. for future reference http://elinux.org/CircuitCo:Audio_Cape_RevB Feb 03 04:44:37 * agmlego|skynet does nothing with audio on the bone, but thanks anyway. Feb 03 04:50:12 Hello ! Feb 03 04:50:56 Computer vision applications require a powerful processor and good amount of ram (right ??) Feb 03 04:51:13 ZeekHuge: Depends. How patient are you? Feb 03 04:52:37 And BBB board have a powerful processor (at 1ghz) but lacks in ram and is therefore not a good platform for computer vision apps (like face recognition and all ) ( right ???) Feb 03 04:53:10 ZeekHuge: Depends. How patient are you? Feb 03 04:54:26 I will not wait for more than 2 seconds before a face is recognized. Feb 03 04:55:03 If that's the case, then ? Feb 03 04:55:57 ZeekHuge: I suggest trying out your application, and seeing if it will work on the platform. Feb 03 04:56:13 If it does not, then look into optimising it, or getting a different platform. Feb 03 04:57:51 I was thinking for a GSoC project, to design a cape that will increase the ram of the BBB and then could be used for Computer vision applications. Will it be usefull ? Feb 03 04:58:13 To the community ? Feb 03 04:59:24 I think you are going to have a hard time with that. Feb 03 04:59:52 Because I am pretty sure none of the SoC's RAM bussess are broken out in full to the P* headers for a cape to access. Feb 03 05:00:15 So any RAM you could possibly add to a cape, would be many orders of magnitude slower than the DDR2 already present. Feb 03 05:01:52 What if we use the two PRUs to access the ram on the cape and then the PRUs would communicate that data to the processor ? Feb 03 05:01:56 Can this be done ? Feb 03 05:02:35 ...I think you have a lot to learn about how the BeagleBone actually works. Feb 03 05:03:00 The PRUs can only acess the pins on the headers, same as the AM335x itself...because the PRUs are on the same silicon. Feb 03 05:04:29 Yes , sure there is lot to learn . And therefore i was trying to take up a project. Feb 03 05:04:38 And that is great! Feb 03 05:04:42 Just...not this one. Feb 03 05:06:07 But, i read that the PRUs have low latency read and write operations, so i thought that using them would make it faster to read and write data on the ram . Feb 03 05:06:17 Ok. Feb 03 05:06:32 Orders and orders of magnitude difference in speed. Feb 03 05:06:55 The PRU is clocked at 200MHz; in practice, this means that you can toggle IO at around 50MHz at most. Feb 03 05:07:13 DDR2 is clocked in the high hundreds of MHz. Feb 03 05:07:40 Also, the PRUs only get a handful of pins (24 or so?). DDR2 uses hundreds of pins. Feb 03 05:09:05 I see. Feb 03 05:11:09 Connecting smaller magnitudes of ram, to make a larger one. Feb 03 05:11:12 Will it help ? Feb 03 05:11:27 Not likely, no. Feb 03 05:12:06 YOu have a fundamental difference in required speed. None of the pins on the headers, PRU-driven or not, can possibly get to the required speeds for useful RAM operations. Feb 03 05:12:32 YOu would literally be faster simply swapping to the SD card (and that is itself slower than is tolerable for any purpose) Feb 03 05:20:54 Ya , i calculated it. That could only make a speed of 2Mbps (approx.) If implemented cleverly. And that's really slow. Feb 03 05:21:50 agmlego|skynet : Thank you Feb 03 05:28:39 HI , i want to change my bbb ip to static ip because i can't connect it through lan so i just want to know that if changing the ip to static ip the previous ip of bbb i.e 192.168.1.72 will be lost or not. Feb 03 05:36:43 HI , i want to change my bbb ip to static ip because i can't connect it through lan so i just want to know that if changing the ip to static ip the previous ip of bbb i.e 192.168.1.72 will be lost or not. Feb 03 05:41:31 HI , i want to change my bbb ip to static ip because i can't connect it through lan so i just want to know that if changing the ip to static ip the previous ip of bbb i.e 192.168.1.72 will be lost or not. Feb 03 06:04:42 Hello, where I can find excel spreadsheet where are listed cape projects and so on? I've found it earlier, but didn't bookmarked it :/ Feb 03 06:12:32 i built the kernel from here https://github.com/RobertCNelson/armv7-multiplatform and used the script ./install_kernel.sh to install the kernel but do i need to have a pre-installed ubuntu system on the board for this install_kernel.sh to work properly? Feb 03 06:15:00 or would angstrom distribution installation on my beagle board would also work? Feb 03 06:37:43 Hello, where I can find excel spreadsheet where are listed cape projects and so on? I've found it earlier, but didn't bookmarked it :/ Feb 03 08:16:13 http://ix.io/dRm Feb 03 08:16:34 this was a log from a while ago when I tried to connect my beaglebone black to my motorola lapdock 500 Feb 03 08:17:15 archlinux though. anyone mind taking a gander? I cant tell if I failed at configging xorg, or if it just doesnt like my lapdock Feb 03 08:38:26 Hi, I need to cross compile a small app that I wrote for BBB, I use the make CC=/usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc compiler, but It seems that I need to specify a few more things, like arm type etc, has anybody done this before and could give a pointer? Thanks Feb 03 08:39:27 yes, probably also the linker (ld) and some other things Feb 03 08:40:17 look at what blows up and make sure that you specify its arm cross equivalent instead just like you did for CC Feb 03 08:41:19 tbr: nothing really blows up, it compiles fine, but when I try to execute the binary on the target I get "No such file or directory" which I understand could mean that the binary has been compiled for wrong target... Feb 03 08:42:19 yes, check with the file command Feb 03 08:42:29 file mybinary Feb 03 08:43:03 you may find the directive CROSS_COMPILE helpful :) it should just need the prefix ie. arm-linux-etc- (nogcc) Feb 03 08:43:17 ELF 32-bit LSB executable, ARM, EABI5 version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.32, BuildID[sha1]=05cffaa9693516aa6967e0f524349513f0798eb2, not stripped Feb 03 08:43:20 ARCH=arm too Feb 03 08:44:17 hey veremit are you familiar with arch? Feb 03 08:44:23 arch-arm rather Feb 03 08:44:30 a little Feb 03 08:44:41 weird nubbish question: cli resolution Feb 03 08:44:57 well that wasnt a question but... can I set it to a custom value? Feb 03 08:45:57 my lapdock only turns itself on when a device connects with a certain resolution Feb 03 08:46:02 * tbr ponders what cli resolution means Feb 03 08:46:05 its kinda wonky, like 1366x768 i think Feb 03 08:46:13 the resolution of the command line interface Feb 03 08:46:16 err .. Feb 03 08:46:17 ah, framebuffer console Feb 03 08:46:31 tbr: you beautiful person. i had no idea what to call it Feb 03 08:46:40 there should be a kernel commandline option Feb 03 08:46:46 you can specify it on the kernel command-line Feb 03 08:46:50 which you would set in uboot Feb 03 08:46:56 terminal and console resolution brought up a lot of ssh solutions Feb 03 08:47:24 ok, so i need to install uboot if i dont have it, and google kernal framebuffer resolution? Feb 03 08:47:31 kernel* Feb 03 08:47:33 you may want to set a display resolution, depending whether you have anything attached Feb 03 08:47:39 you do have uboot already Feb 03 08:47:49 you need to change its config file on the boot partition Feb 03 08:48:17 ok, identify boot partition and edit config Feb 03 08:48:42 thanks! i can work with this Feb 03 08:49:28 Jesperhead: atrix lapdock? Feb 03 08:49:39 tbr: n, the 500 model, for the bionic Feb 03 08:49:46 razr maxx, and like 2 other phones Feb 03 08:50:11 Jesperhead: even jkridner played with it, so there must be some ready to digest descriptions out there. Have you checked the elinux wiki yet? Feb 03 08:50:22 * Jesperhead blinks Feb 03 08:50:42 (not sure about the model, only knew about one) Feb 03 08:50:59 not sure who jkridner is xD Feb 03 08:52:17 Hi guys! how are you all?I wish to know what skills does companies look for in interns for their IoT/IoE projects.it would be embedded system skills,networking,software design skills.but would you please enumerate key skills and provide a comprehensive answer. Feb 03 08:53:46 dewey_: self guided people, able to learn essential skills given just general direction and not requiring #exactsteps. Feb 03 08:57:06 "make yourself the person you would want to work with" Feb 03 08:58:55 Hi! I'm looking for DTS entry to change PRM_RTSTIME Feb 03 09:24:59 just discovered the file /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/02apt-get-clean in the latest jessie console image, which forces deletion of /var/cache/apt/archives/*.deb. don't think it's a good thing to do by default, or at least the user should be warned Feb 03 11:45:45 Which USB WLAN dongles can be successfully used with BBB? Feb 03 11:46:22 I have Bus 002 Device 003: ID 148f:5370 Ralink Technology, Corp. RT5370 Wireless Adapter Feb 03 11:47:17 Adapter is working, but I from time to time I get following messages: ieee80211 phy0: rt2800usb_txdone: Warning - Data pending for entry 4 in queue 2 Feb 03 11:47:27 ieee80211 phy0: rt2x00usb_watchdog_tx_dma: Warning - TX queue 2 DMA timed out, invoke forced forced reset Feb 03 11:47:33 Linux kernel 3.18.1 Feb 03 11:49:06 as long as it recovers from that... Feb 03 11:50:51 tbr: seems to recover. I'm performing a long test with at least ping, to see if WLAN dongle will still be functioning after two weeks or so Feb 03 11:51:32 greetings, anyone knows who is in charged for kernel development within BeagleBoard? Feb 03 11:51:53 vmayoral: try asking RCN on the mailing list Feb 03 11:53:05 tbr: you mean at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/beagleboard, right? I'm trying to figure out what's the latest stable kernel that Ubuntu Snappy can build on top Feb 03 11:53:21 This device is interesting http://www.logicsupply.com/eu-de/components/networking/wireless/uwn200/, without mainline kernel support - not usable :-( Feb 03 11:53:22 vmayoral: yes Feb 03 11:54:18 vmayoral: depends on what you are looking for. Vanilla will work too Feb 03 11:54:55 I've spent the last days testing 3.16 kernels and there're issues with PRU, eHRPWM that i've noticed so far Feb 03 11:55:41 tbr: took a quick look at 3.14 and doesn't even look like it supports the uio_pruss kernel module Feb 03 11:56:19 3.13 looks better (looking at https://github.com/beagleboard/linux/blob/3.13/drivers/uio/Kconfig) Feb 03 11:56:57 vmayoral: summarize what you need, ask on the list. Feb 03 11:57:10 or go for the known evil: 3.8.13 Feb 03 11:57:24 tbr: thanks :), will do Feb 03 11:57:34 why evil though? Feb 03 11:57:39 any bad experiences with it? Feb 03 11:57:46 we are flying with that kernel and so far, so good Feb 03 11:57:50 it's a vendor kernel Feb 03 11:59:42 evil, because it piles up a mountain of patches, while vanilla is about to reach 3.19 Feb 03 12:00:08 though a lot of stuff has reached vanilla by now, still some TI specific things might have not Feb 03 12:00:30 hi Feb 03 12:00:39 my beagle bone black is dead Feb 03 12:00:48 i need help, pls Feb 03 12:01:12 ask question ploxx Feb 03 12:02:25 I connect the P4 + 5v , the blue LED PWR switches on and off quickly, and remains off Feb 03 12:02:48 i have a video Feb 03 12:03:30 what did you do before it got into this state? Feb 03 12:04:43 i turn off,just Feb 03 12:05:05 are you booting from eMMC or from µSD? Feb 03 12:05:48 i just turn off Feb 03 12:05:56 i'm booting from uSD Feb 03 12:06:11 but this happens without the uSD Feb 03 12:06:19 too Feb 03 12:06:48 see this http://youtu.be/ZnDjX6xYlPI Feb 03 12:08:24 do you have a UART cable at hand? Feb 03 12:08:54 I was working on a converter 485 < -> UART to use it Feb 03 12:09:03 no, but i can make Feb 03 12:09:13 have a schematic ? Feb 03 12:09:40 all you need is a serial cable that uses 3.3V logic level Feb 03 12:10:29 anyway, I'd recommend to take a microsd and prepare it fresh. or if you have a second board, verify if your card boots there. Feb 03 12:10:49 if the board doesn't boot with a known good card, then it's likely dead. Feb 03 12:11:02 I work in an automation sector , we have enough options here , if you have the schematic I can do ... Feb 03 12:11:28 please refer to the BBB SRM pdf for details about the debug port Feb 03 12:12:05 any possible repair ? Feb 03 12:12:29 ok Feb 03 12:12:41 at moment, not i can do ? Feb 03 12:13:25 I told you what to do. Feb 03 12:13:32 Do it. Feb 03 12:15:08 yes Feb 03 12:15:11 i provide this Feb 03 12:16:08 did you reflash a microsd card with a known good image? Feb 03 12:16:15 yes/no? Feb 03 12:18:40 file_not_found Feb 03 12:19:00 yes Feb 03 12:19:15 the mmc have a ubuntu Feb 03 12:19:27 and no boot's up ! Feb 03 12:20:02 see this Feb 03 12:20:06 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnDjX6xYlPI Feb 03 12:55:29 tbr iso n ? Feb 03 12:55:33 tbr is on ? Feb 03 12:56:34 I'm sorry? Feb 03 13:02:49 I believe it is the U2 plate with problems , the 5v vdd of this right, +3.3 and +5 SYS accompany the led pwr Feb 03 13:25:33 anyone in thats good with wifi config in debian with wpa_supplicant .. got some weirdness going on Feb 03 13:25:57 it should Just Work(tm) .. but if I get it to associate with the AP, damn thing won't dhcp ;( Feb 03 13:42:37 Hello! Can you tell me what projects did Beagle propose for Google Summer of Code? Feb 03 13:46:49 http://elinux.org/BeagleBoard/GSoC/Ideas Feb 03 13:46:53 there is an ideas page Feb 03 13:47:03 its work in progress Feb 03 15:05:08 i have my services based on sysv/lsb script. how can i make them run at boot in the latest console images (which are using systemd)? Feb 03 15:05:49 systemd-sysv is installed, but i think i'm missing something Feb 03 16:32:06 just discoverede that on jessie from 2015-01-06 image there is no capemgr. how can i get it back? Feb 03 16:33:04 it's running 3.14.26-ti-r43 by default, i guess i need to switch back to 3.8? Feb 03 16:49:17 ok, aptitude install linux-image-3.8.13-bone70 did the trick. still have no *.dtb? in /lib/firmware, which i was used to, but guess i can put them there by hand if needed Feb 03 16:59:31 is there anything I should be aware of when partitioning the onboard eMMC of the BBB? Feb 03 17:00:10 I understand that NAND storage devices are often blackboxes of magic. Feb 03 18:25:08 any one here ? i am new to beaglebone and i need help Feb 03 18:26:29 any one ?? Feb 03 18:26:52 what is your problem? Feb 03 18:27:03 you should probably try asking the question. Feb 03 18:27:05 * Mikaela probably cannot help as she hasn't got her beagle working yet Feb 03 18:27:25 still problems? :( Feb 03 18:27:42 I have been lazy and not even trying to do anything in days Feb 03 18:28:10 I only know that for some reason USB network connectivity doesn't work to Beagle, but Jolla works immediately after plugging in and selecting "development mode" Feb 03 18:28:12 i am unable to boot up my beaglebone black . i have flashed ubuntu 14.04. and now when i try to connect it to my laptop using ethernet . i am not able to connect Feb 03 18:30:19 basically i am not being able to connect using ethernet Feb 03 18:38:01 if you're connected via rj45 ethernet, and you've got a router .. check your router page for the ip address, see if you can ssh in Feb 03 18:40:14 abhich: ethernet is easy, you plug in the cable, turn on the board and it should just connect to it. Feb 03 18:40:40 the IP address you can e.g. check from your router, or by logging in over USB Feb 03 18:40:53 trb: i have tried it but i am unable to connect to the beaglebone Feb 03 18:41:45 tbr: i am not being able to access my BB by usb Feb 03 18:42:12 abhich: what OS are you running on your PC? Feb 03 18:42:27 ubuntu 14.04 Feb 03 18:44:42 tbr: only usr0 and usr1 leds are on Feb 03 18:45:22 are they blinking? Feb 03 18:45:23 tbr: i am sorry ... only usr2 and usr3 are on... Feb 03 18:45:37 tbr: nope Feb 03 18:46:11 check your network connections. you must activate the usb network connection to be able to talk to the board. Feb 03 18:48:03 tbr: i have activated it but no use Feb 03 18:48:19 abhich: does it have an IP address? Feb 03 18:48:27 if so, what is it? Feb 03 18:49:24 tbr: i am not being able to access my BB. how can i know the ip ? i am a newbie. Feb 03 18:50:19 abhich: on 14.04, what is the IP address of your usb network interface? Feb 03 18:52:23 tbr: i am sorry ... how can get that ip address ? Feb 03 18:53:34 abhich: there is a system settings app or a network applet. A basic proficiency is expected. Feb 03 19:05:56 i have a bunch of element14 rev C bbbs. almost all of them have troubles booting via uSD. if i press S2 while giving power, only the power led stays on, and that's all. should open an RMA? Feb 03 19:19:41 mmc0: error -110 whilst initialising SD card i am gettting this error when i am flashing ubuntu http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardUbuntu#Demo_Image image. Has anyone seen this before? Feb 03 21:01:56 I just have one 8gb parttion called /dev/mmcblk0 where i used netinstall method to download ubuntu as explained here http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardUbuntu#Demo_Image but i am getting "no disk device found problem" during ubuntu installation. Feb 03 21:02:28 does anyone know why this problem is happening? I have enough space in the sdcard Feb 03 21:39:22 so basically my sdcard is not getting detected by ubuntu and that is why i am getting "No disk drive was detected" Feb 03 21:39:28 does anyone know what is the problem? Feb 03 22:09:53 join #opencv Feb 03 22:25:13 I just need to get the kernel logs but debian is going ahead and installing other packages. How can i stop the booting process so that i can only get the terminal? I just need to work with kernel and shell is enough for my work but i am not getting it. Feb 03 22:25:27 i am using beagleboard-xm and installed debian in it. Feb 03 22:34:31 kerne_bie - you can get a minimal debian roots from eewiki.net .. look for the beagle pages on there Feb 03 22:34:49 I use it as a base platform for all my arm boards Feb 03 22:34:57 except the pi Feb 03 22:35:54 veremit: will look at it thanks. Feb 03 22:36:13 pi is a non starter. Feb 03 22:36:25 yea lets not get started on the pi .. lol Feb 03 22:36:30 1 OR 2 :p Feb 03 22:36:36 better off repurposing other boards. Feb 03 22:38:55 anyone doing a robot with the Beagle as brain? wondering what folks are using as the drive platform Feb 03 22:39:24 loads of people I think Feb 03 22:39:35 yes but anyone here :D Feb 03 22:40:16 wondering if a cheap toy car has enough power for the drive platform Feb 03 22:59:53 ds2: could you elaborate on what you mean by "enough power"? Feb 03 23:10:55 smurray: mechanical power. can it carry the weight of the BB, sensors, battery, etc. and still move; might be slow but will it move Feb 03 23:13:40 kind of hard to say w/o knowing how powerful the motor(s) in the car is/are Feb 03 23:13:51 the BBB on its own is pretty light Feb 03 23:15:18 can the low end crappy toy cars carry anything beyond its weight? Feb 03 23:15:28 the ones that run off of either 2 or 4 AA's Feb 03 23:16:52 I've never played with one, so no idea, tbh Feb 03 23:17:26 hmm... Feb 03 23:17:28 you'll either need to get a look at one to see what kind of motor it has in it and try to find out how much torque it has, or buy one and test it Feb 03 23:18:15 trying to seem if there is a chance before testing it... the ones I have ripped apart before use those tiny (3/4"x1" toy motor with a plastic gear train) Feb 03 23:18:21 I'd guess that something that runs off of a couple of AAs won't be able to, but that's just a guess Feb 03 23:18:53 problem is - a toy car runs around $10ish.... there are robot platforms around $14-$20ish...surplus motors+gear trains run at about $7-$10 each Feb 03 23:23:42 hobbyist robotics can get expensive quickly if you want something reasonably capable Feb 03 23:26:16 *nod* trying to find a quick and dirty motion platform to test a few ideas Feb 03 23:27:15 there's always something like https://www.sparkfun.com/products/12866 Feb 03 23:27:45 at least there's specs on the motors for it so you could crunch some numbers Feb 03 23:30:03 yes, that's one of the the robot chasis in the $14-$20 range I looked at Feb 04 00:17:12 I guess that's the one used a MOOC on mobile robotics by Georgia Tech on Coursera Feb 04 00:17:24 ds2 ^ Feb 04 00:17:31 someone here? Feb 04 00:17:37 ah Feb 04 00:17:41 could help me? Feb 04 00:18:07 I receive a beaglebone white from a friend to do some stuffs Feb 04 00:18:29 but I can't access it throught the original ip 192.168.7.2 Feb 04 00:18:40 I've installed the drivers (Windows 7 x64) Feb 04 00:18:55 and I'm connecting on USB and ethernet Feb 04 00:19:24 I don't know if I'm with problems with driver or with ethernet subnet configuration Feb 04 00:19:42 I don't know the IP to access and work on it Feb 04 00:20:25 received* Feb 04 00:20:41 the 7.2 will only be available via usb Feb 04 00:21:25 as for ethernet, the board expects that it will be assigned an address by an external DHCP server if I'm not wrong Feb 04 00:22:27 for the white, install the FTDI drivers Feb 04 00:22:30 then use the serial port Feb 04 00:23:06 ok, I'll take a look Feb 04 00:23:36 IIRC, goto ftdi's site and get the drivers there Feb 04 00:38:49 does the BBW need a SD card to run? Feb 04 00:39:27 it doesn't run on embedded memory? I think only BBB need it Feb 04 00:40:12 my BBW here still doesn't communicate by serial (or ethernet). But it is not equipped now with any SD card Feb 04 00:43:28 (and I've updated the FTDI driver) Feb 04 00:49:14 fixed the problem as the problem was that mmc card was bad Feb 04 01:12:56 So... not quite on topic, but that new Pi is nice, huh? Feb 04 01:13:17 Still missing the better IO of the BBB, but the new CPU is impressive Feb 04 01:14:21 It'd be nice to see a BB model with better media support at some point Feb 04 01:15:33 hmmmm face detect is working pretty well Feb 04 02:29:36 guys Feb 04 02:29:42 my situation now Feb 04 02:29:55 BBW with Ubuntu image installed on SD Feb 04 02:30:05 connected on USB to my Win7 x64 Feb 04 02:30:37 and rj45 to my swith with automatic configuration (I've just installed ubuntu) Feb 04 02:31:10 my local port (rj45 not wifi) is linked to the same router with ip 192.68.7.3 Feb 04 02:31:28 I think I should see the BBW but i can't Feb 04 02:31:46 I updated the driver USB and FTDI Feb 04 02:31:57 installed the lastest Ubuntu image Feb 04 02:32:12 but it doesn't communicate with my note Feb 04 02:33:29 the default IP on Ubuntu image is not 192.168.7.2? Feb 04 02:35:03 I typed "arp -a" on command prompt at my Win7 Feb 04 02:35:21 and tested all the IPs on my local network Feb 04 02:35:29 none of those was the BBW Feb 04 02:35:45 so it's not by automatic IP from DHCP **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Feb 04 02:59:58 2015