**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Apr 07 02:59:59 2015 Apr 07 05:23:04 hello, I have problems getting any of the I2C interfaces running on my Beaglebone black: Apr 07 05:24:03 with the i2cdetect command I cannot see any address for i2c 0 and i2c 1; for i2c 2 i2cdetect returns "Error: Could not open file `/dev/i2c-2' or `/dev/i2c/2': No such file or directory" Apr 07 05:30:22 what does i2cdetect -l say? Apr 07 05:34:16 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 a b c d e f 00: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 10: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 20: -- -- -- -- UU -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 30: -- -- -- -- UU -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 40: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 50: UU -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 60: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 70: UU -- -- -- -- -- -- Apr 07 05:34:51 this is what I get for i2cdetect -r 0 Apr 07 05:35:50 and for 1 there come a similar output; I would have expected an address somewhere in the output Apr 07 05:37:30 Do I need a certain Linux kernel where the I2C interfaces are enabled? Apr 07 05:50:50 erwin: the addresses are denoted by the UU Apr 07 05:51:02 erwin: address is a combination of the left column and top column labels Apr 07 05:52:35 erwin: which kernel? i2c1 might not be enabled by default. See if you have /sys/devices/bone_capemgr.9/ Apr 07 05:52:57 if you have that directory then just: echo BB-I2C1 > /sys/devices/bone_capemgr.9/slots Apr 07 05:54:12 but afaik on newer kernels that's not how it's done anymore Apr 07 05:56:02 the dt snippets can be copy pasted into the main DT and rebuilt AFAIU Apr 07 07:27:06 When I reboot my router my beagleboard is not comming up again ,somebody has the same problem? Apr 07 07:29:12 not booting or not getting an ip? Apr 07 07:29:28 have you connected a serial cable and checked what the BBB is doing? Apr 07 07:29:53 I assigned static IP Apr 07 07:30:57 and how did you do that? Apr 07 07:31:02 also what KotH says... Apr 07 07:44:44 tbr: thats how I did https://gist.github.com/DriesS/6637c412e3a8ddd4f5ae Apr 07 07:50:36 logging into the serial console should tell you why it didn't come back Apr 07 08:07:58 why would anyone configure a 169.254 address by hand? Apr 07 08:09:00 security Apr 07 08:09:03 * ogra_ grins Apr 07 08:09:31 lol Apr 07 08:13:34 obscurity Apr 07 08:13:37 * tbr grins even wider Apr 07 08:14:49 haha Apr 07 08:59:47 what causes g_ether gadget to load on the BBB? is this udev? Apr 07 08:59:47 hello will StarterWare help me to develop peripheral driver for non linux os (i.e. posix system) Apr 07 09:00:21 for bbb (am335x) Apr 07 09:05:25 ? Apr 07 09:06:26 nivw yes should be Apr 07 09:07:33 second issue, did anyone run two virtual wireless devices from a single usb wireless? Apr 07 09:11:09 woglinde:can you answer my question? Apr 07 09:12:23 saubh no, I do not StarterWare good enough Apr 07 09:12:28 +know Apr 07 09:12:36 kk Apr 07 09:19:13 woglinde:then can you tell me from where can I have gpio register mapping file for am335x? Apr 07 09:20:55 have youchecked the TRM yet? Apr 07 09:21:12 hi Apr 07 09:21:18 anybody there Apr 07 09:22:54 tbr: I did but I want some reference Apr 07 09:23:17 and I want a steak sandwich Apr 07 09:25:02 tbr: like what would be address for AM335X_GPIO_REGS_BASE ? Apr 07 09:37:24 black arrived Apr 07 09:37:25 :D Apr 07 09:37:36 now I have to hunt for a +5v supply Apr 07 09:39:37 tbr: i'd like one too! Apr 07 10:04:50 ih Apr 07 10:04:51 uh Apr 07 10:04:52 [PATCH 1/2] USB: musb: fix inefficient copy of unaligned buffers Apr 07 10:10:39 someone dared to touch musb? brave... Apr 07 11:32:03 Apr 07 11:35:15 Hi all. I've downloaded the Debian distro, am booted, but keep getting "mmcblk0: error - 110 sending status command, retrying" Apr 07 11:35:26 For example trying to edit a file, I get a bunch of those ^ Apr 07 11:35:36 Followed by: "vim: Input/output error" Apr 07 11:36:19 is your fs mounted cleanly in r/w mode> Apr 07 11:36:26 sdcard ejected? Apr 07 11:37:21 Hmm the SD card is slightly ejected, but the pins are all making contact Apr 07 11:37:26 Let me try set it better Apr 07 11:37:38 (I've got a Cape that's blocking the SD slot) Apr 07 11:39:44 Humpelstilzchen, That was it Apr 07 11:45:19 narcos, there's usually a set of terminals on the uSD socket itself Apr 07 11:46:14 stt_michael, ah ok Apr 07 11:46:50 So I want a hard coded IP, and no networking GUIs. I did a 'apt-get purge python-wicd' and set a static IP for eth0 in /etc/network/interfaces Apr 07 11:46:53 But on boot eth0 is down Apr 07 11:47:17 If I manually bring it up, or run '/etc/init.d/networking restart' it comes up, but without the hard coded IP Apr 07 11:49:19 If I manually run "ifconfig eth0 192.168.xxxxx etc" it get set Apr 07 11:50:01 did you assign an ip in /etc/network/interfaces? Apr 07 11:50:41 Correct, but I think I just found the mistake - I need "auto eth0" at the top of the definition Apr 07 11:50:42 ... and set it to auto if you want it up on boot Apr 07 11:51:02 yes that worked :)_ Apr 07 11:51:07 Next up, disabling the GUI on boot? Apr 07 11:52:54 probably setting the default runlevel to 3 in /etc/inittab will accomplish that Apr 07 11:53:12 * narcos tries "optargs=text" in uEnv.txt Apr 07 11:53:17 but make sure you can get to that file to fix it before changing it Apr 07 11:53:18 thurgood_, Ah ok I'll try that if this doesn't work Apr 07 11:53:44 The optargs=text approach seems to have worked Apr 07 11:54:42 then go with that :) Apr 07 11:55:06 :) Apr 07 12:11:53 Hi, I've written a program on the BB Rev C4 that sends characters over the serial port /dev/ttyO2 to another computer that displays them (in minicom). This works well. Now I use minicom on the BB to do the same in opposite direction. To my surprise, minicom on the BB Rev C4 tells me it can't open /dev/ttyO2. Any idea why this won't work? The port setting is correct: 115200 N81 Apr 07 12:21:52 hvn52 wrong group and permissions? Apr 07 12:26:55 hvn52: which serial cape are you using? check if it's correctly loaded Apr 07 12:28:33 woglinde: using "sudo minicom" Apr 07 12:29:14 hvn52 than check it the device is there and not used by something over Apr 07 12:30:43 samael: i'm talking about the BB Classic Rev C4, which has a serial connector. So I'm not using a serial cape. Apr 07 12:32:15 woglinde: I did check using ls and it's there. Also, no other /dev/ttyO2 using programs are running. Apr 07 12:34:57 hvn52 does screen work? Apr 07 12:35:08 screen /dev/ttyO2 115200 Apr 07 12:37:08 woglinde: output: [screen is terminating] Apr 07 12:38:18 using sudo: blank screen, nothing happens Apr 07 12:41:01 do you get output from uboot on that serial port? sometimes uboot 'grabs' it and won't let go Apr 07 12:44:45 stt_michael: how do I check on that ? Apr 07 12:52:40 Any tips on installing kernel headers? Apr 07 12:52:48 Something like "aptitude install linux-headers-$(uname -r) build-essential" ? Apr 07 12:54:25 narcos is that a beagle question? Apr 07 12:56:48 woglinde, Yes, with Beagle Debian Apr 07 12:56:53 I want to install kernel source Apr 07 12:58:04 Looks like a general Linux question to me. Apr 07 12:58:44 Slightly beagle, as the above command works on regular Debian Apr 07 12:58:49 * narcos Googles some more Apr 07 12:59:22 What does it fail to do on the bone? Apr 07 13:00:01 ok, I am starting to writ this helpfull tool Apr 07 13:00:34 using a ath9k_htc I boot the BBB with an access point mode, so you can connec to the BBB Apr 07 13:01:06 when you connect you see a website, in which you enter your home wireless name and password Apr 07 13:01:42 it then connects to the wireless network, and keeps serving as a access point, in case you want to change the setup Apr 07 13:01:55 this way, you don't need ssh to the BBB Apr 07 13:09:36 Can the ath9k_htc act as both an AP and a client at the same time? Apr 07 13:09:48 Can the USB dongles built around it do so? Apr 07 13:10:13 yes it can do both Apr 07 13:10:47 we use udhcpd to serve dhcp - right? Apr 07 13:11:47 hvn52, connect it to a terminal, reboot :) see if data pops up Apr 07 13:31:14 stt_michael: oh that...yes, that works. When I (re)boot and /dev/ttyO2 is connected another pc with minicom running, I see lots of data. Apr 07 13:31:31 Hmm this seem to discuss my kernel header problem - https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/beagleboard/l5RLNUGYrAc Apr 07 13:31:38 There's no repo for them I guess Apr 07 13:38:18 hvn52, you may have to recompile uboot or set some kernel command-line option Apr 07 14:02:40 stt_michael: but why would writing to /dev/ttyO2 work and reading from /dev/ttyO2 not work ? It doesn't sound like a kernel issue to me. Apr 07 14:04:14 it depends how it's 'shared' if so Apr 07 14:04:37 I had an issue with uboot 'grabbing' and holding onto a serial port once .. not sure how it works now or whether that was changed Apr 07 14:09:27 if a serial port is already open, wouldn't there be an error signal if you would try to open it once again ? Because my own code makes a difference and tells me whether it is unable or able to open the port. While minicom just tells me (after quite some time) it cannot open the port. Apr 07 14:25:54 hey guys, anyone with a rtl8192cu on the 3.14 tree around? channels above 11 are not working Apr 07 14:30:26 dead_rose: what coutry code have you set? Apr 07 14:31:11 hi guys how are device tree overlays handled with the 3.19 kernel? Apr 07 14:31:38 Humpelstilzchen: regdb has been recompiled country code is unset so it defaults to 00 (2402000 KHz - 2494000 KHz @ 40000 KHz), (N/A, 3300 mBm) Apr 07 14:31:48 yes 33 :) Apr 07 14:32:57 however iw list is still showing 12-14 as disabled Apr 07 14:33:22 running binwalk on the firmware had not produced something interesting Apr 07 16:13:59 My dogtag is debian image 2015-03-01, and I'm missing the I2C1 overlay. Apr 07 16:14:12 Where should I go to get it? Apr 07 16:28:00 beagleboard xm strucking at startup after reboot...showing (initramfs ) while connected to mnicom Apr 07 16:29:36 please help me Apr 07 16:33:57 did you get the correct image for the xM, and not the bbb image? Apr 07 16:34:41 wait... rafter reboot, n/m Apr 07 16:35:09 have you tried powering all the way down and reapplying power? Apr 07 16:55:33 @thurgood : If i start the board after some time I starts normally Apr 07 17:04:42 /lib/firmware is missing the device tree file for I2C1. Apr 07 17:05:38 I see old tutorials that refer to /lib/firmware/BB-I2C1, perhaps back on the BB White, but I've got a BBB running the latest debian and I don't have it. Apr 07 17:05:59 Where can I source an overlay file for that? Or is there some reason it won't work in the BBB? Apr 07 17:15:53 ecdhe, might have changed numbering? eg. I2C2 or I2C0 or such-like? Apr 07 17:16:09 stt_michael, there's no I2C at all that I see. Apr 07 17:16:18 I didn't think there were device-tree files in /lib/firmware .. try /boot/dtbs ? Apr 07 17:16:54 Still nothing. Apr 07 17:17:07 I have a lot starting with "PyBBIO" Apr 07 17:17:13 does dmesg say you're missing a dtb? Apr 07 17:17:34 do you have /dev/i2c-x nodes anyway? Apr 07 17:18:00 bone-capemgr bone_capemgr.9: slot #11: Requesting firmware 'I2C1-00A0.dtbo' Apr 07 17:18:19 bone-capemgr bone_capemgr.9: failed to load firmware 'I2C1-00A0.dtbo' Apr 07 17:18:44 Yes, I've got two of them, but they point to the BBB's I2C0 and I2C2. Apr 07 17:18:54 I haven't been able to load I2C1. Apr 07 17:22:46 yes, I have a feeling that doesn't exist, which is why :) Apr 07 17:22:59 or is not available for some reason Apr 07 17:23:21 the numbering doesn't directly relate to the bus numbers on the P' headers I don't think Apr 07 17:23:46 so you will need to do some i2c probing to find out what device is on which bus :) Apr 07 18:07:55 Trying to connect to the BeagleBoneBlack via FTDI and screen. Somehow I'm not getting the right settings. "screen /dev/ttyUSB0 115200 8N1" produces garbled output. Anybody know the right settings? Apr 07 18:10:29 j12t: those are right, i use them on my bus pirate everyday Apr 07 18:11:14 can anyone provide a good method for handling pwm with c++ and providing speed control to a motor Apr 07 18:11:28 Hello Apr 07 18:12:11 vvu: hmm. So why would I get garbled output? It swallows characters. Apr 07 18:12:43 try just screen /dev/ttyUSB0 Apr 07 18:12:50 I did. Apr 07 18:12:59 and remove power to the board, sometimes that happens Apr 07 18:13:19 replug ur adapter, if u screen then deattach and try to attach again garbage is there Apr 07 18:13:23 do not really know why Apr 07 18:13:35 thanks Apr 07 18:14:41 Hello, i got a quick question: Is it possible to use an python opencv2 showim command ( cv2.showim() ) to output a image on the HDMI monitor? Apr 07 18:24:09 Ferry_: Why would it not be? Apr 07 18:25:42 anybody have any tips on controlling pwm with c++ on the beaglebone black? Apr 07 18:59:13 bueller? Apr 07 19:11:49 mistawright: never used it, but this exists: http://blacklib.yigityuce.com/index.html Apr 07 19:12:14 at a quick glance, it wraps opening the files under /sys, which I was going to suggest Apr 07 19:15:39 the pwm part of things is where i am lost. i cant find any information on what pwm frequencies etc would be necessary to have a motor go from a stand still to fullspeed. gpio i am fine with so far Apr 07 19:26:49 mistawright: have you looked at the pwm driver controls? you can just pick a period and adjust the duty cycle percentage Apr 07 19:28:02 i'm looking for a cross toolchain for ubuntu. all that i seem to find is angstrom. my bbb is running debian. does it matter? Apr 07 19:29:02 recent ubuntu desktops should have cross gcc toolchains in the apt repos Apr 07 19:30:19 thurgood: great. what is it named? Apr 07 19:44:19 smurray, im having issues even getting this library to compile. i started writing an example so i could test it but cant seem to get the example itself to compile Apr 07 20:07:06 i can't get anything to compile with the arm-linux-gnueabi toolchain. i tried the following: $arm-linux-gnueabi -o hwcc hwcc.cpp which got me: error trying to exec 'cc1plus': execvp: No such file or directory. Apr 07 20:08:06 typo'd that command. actual is: $arm-linux-gnueabi-cpp -o hwcc hwcc.cpp Apr 07 20:15:28 jnewt: why are you invoking the C PreProcessor ? :P Apr 07 20:17:04 also, wbere'd you get that toolchain? (considering it's not a gnueabihf toolchain one would typically use) Apr 07 20:18:35 ah, cpp -> c pre-processor, heh Apr 07 20:19:21 you probably want g++, more specifically arm-linux-gnueabihf-g++ Apr 07 20:19:45 wouldn't it be g++-arm-linux-gnueabi ? Apr 07 20:26:28 no, it's arm-linux-gnueabihf-blah where blah is the name of the tool (gcc, g++, ld, nm, objdump, whatever) Apr 07 20:26:44 non-hf is the old softfloat ABI Apr 07 20:50:18 somebody can tell me for what the capacitors c24 and c30 are? Apr 07 20:55:58 revision log of schematic says "Changed C24 to a 2.2uF capacitor" for A6A Apr 07 20:56:59 C30 is listed as 0.1 uF (6.3V) Apr 07 21:01:09 zmatt: I have the problem with ethernet that doesn't come up sometime on boot Apr 07 21:01:16 and they suggest to remove this connections Apr 07 21:03:07 who is "they" ? Apr 07 21:04:32 removing the capacitance from the system reset line does not intuitively strike me as a very good idea Apr 07 21:05:10 seems that it is the only reliable solution for the moment https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/beagleboard/9mctrG26Mc8/pAq998E0nuYJ Apr 07 21:11:01 still doesn't sound like a good idea... Apr 07 21:11:12 "I accept that you have done these tests, but removing test two capacitors from the reset line means the device will come out of reset before the power supply has stabilized and without a capacitor, the reset switch will bounce several times. That is not a good idea. Perhaps you are just lucky given your setup, but removing C24 and C30 is a bad idea. Making these capacitors smaller may fix your problem but I Apr 07 21:11:17 suggest that you do have something there to ... Apr 07 21:11:20 ... delay the reset line." Apr 07 21:17:15 wow, long thread... Apr 07 21:22:47 near the end of the thread is sounds kind of solved though? Apr 07 21:23:28 *it Apr 07 21:29:23 people still have the problem and I'm on 3.8 Apr 07 21:31:04 *which* 3.8 ? Apr 07 21:36:10 it is definitely stupid they didn't use a GPIO for phy reset Apr 07 21:39:45 3.8.13-bone41 Apr 07 21:40:13 it was solved after -bone47 Apr 07 21:40:33 https://groups.google.com/d/msg/beagleboard/9mctrG26Mc8/YMw8yHye8qIJ Apr 07 22:38:55 I suspect we have a spammer rat in the beagle list Apr 07 22:39:14 seeing an abnormally large amount of spam directed at the addressed used there Apr 07 22:40:17 i'm spam free Apr 07 23:17:15 hmmmm Apr 07 23:28:43 what is the difference between the VDD_5V pins & the SYS_5V pins on the BBB? Apr 07 23:29:04 read the SRM? Apr 07 23:32:09 I'm a bit confused about the same: SYS_5V is after going thru some kind of a regulator or protection circuit? Apr 07 23:33:24 also, the SRM states a max on 250 mA current from SYS_5V. Is this including or excluding the power draw by the processor? Apr 07 23:34:35 Check the schematic? Apr 07 23:35:11 SYS_5V could be going through a current limiting switch Apr 07 23:40:05 SYS_5V is going thru a PMIC TPS65217. I couldn't find (or understand which term referred to) the max load limit for those pins Apr 07 23:46:27 delta_: I believe it's in the beaglebone srm Apr 07 23:49:00 hmm, maybe it doesn't actually Apr 07 23:50:22 Is it coming off the PMIC that http://www.ti.com/product/TPS65217?keyMatch=TPS65217&tisearch=Search-EN-Everything is it Apr 07 23:51:32 So it may be using configuration A which sets some of the LDO Apr 07 23:51:36 as load switches Apr 08 00:05:22 I'm having a heck of a time getting GPIO to the PRU. I am using this DTO: http://pastebin.com/NXCXszvR -- here are the slots: http://pastebin.com/QS2xS5WN -- here is my ASM: http://pastebin.com/G8Bg47xK -- and the ARM C: http://pastebin.com/SgrYaadv --- whether p8-11 is attached to DGND or 3.3v, I still see "execution done!". If i make the jump in the ASM unconditional, then I don't see that message. Apr 08 00:05:29 Please consider the asm line changed to: QBBS TODO, r30, 15 with no effect Apr 08 00:14:26 ocamlman: please post all the code and let us know what you're trying to do Apr 08 00:31:20 alexanderhiam, all i'm trying to do is create an interrupt when a GPIO pin goes high for debugging Apr 08 00:31:54 ocamlman: why use a PRU for that? Apr 08 00:32:34 alexanderhiam, I actually am trying to just use the GPIO in my PRU code, but wasn't successful and this is part of my debugging why Apr 08 00:32:58 the interrupt is simply a temporary debug message Apr 08 00:34:50 well if the pin is low by default then that code will go go straight to the HALT Apr 08 00:37:20 ocamlman: perhaps you want QBBC? Apr 08 00:38:25 alexanderhiam, I tried with the pin connected to both 3.3v and gnd -- shouldn't that have ruled the pull-down out? Apr 08 00:39:22 if you have 3.3V on the right pin and that code is running then it should loop forever Apr 08 01:16:45 Hello. I'm trying to analyze using the BBB for a hobby project and I am wondering what the limitations might be with powering it exclusively from the USB connection. There are some passages spread about stating that it can only safely draw 100mA but I thought usb 2.0 spec was 500mA? Apr 08 01:18:27 You may want to consider the reason why they said "5V 2A" supply before you continue that line of thought for the AC-DC wall adapter with a barrel plug. Apr 08 01:21:34 Also specifically the device has to ASK for 500ma supply not sure if it does that. If you push the device to use more of its features you will rapid exceed the 0.5A possible from the USB plug. Honestly if you want to use it for a hobby device I suggest you don't cut yourself short on the power available for the device. Apr 08 01:22:42 Well my plans do not include using many (or any) of the peripherals that come with the board. Thats why I am considering the option. Apr 08 01:23:32 alexanderhiam, i tested it all again, it doesn't run for ever Apr 08 01:24:18 alexanderhiam, it still generates an interrupt, which is why I suspect something else is wrong Apr 08 01:25:30 my bbb needs about 350ma without peripherals - the extra power is for going crazy on the usb hub on the bbb Apr 08 01:26:35 What about using the NEON processor or DSP and processor core? Apr 08 01:27:37 Thanks for the info. Is that just idling or what amount of utilization would you say? And I would be using the NEON so I am curious about that as well. Apr 08 01:29:19 thats running an os, an app, and hitting the sd card Apr 08 01:29:53 i wouldnt imagine the pru's would add much to that Apr 08 01:33:15 Great to hear. Just to be clear, is this setup stable when powered exclusively via USB? Apr 08 01:34:09 * GenTooMan wonders if PCSX2 can run on the BBB suddenly (hmmm). Apr 08 01:34:38 ive not had it brown out running off the usb , i dont however usually run it like that fulltime. Apr 08 01:34:57 but all my testing and alot of my devel happen than way, and its never been a problem. Apr 08 01:38:14 Well I was planning on some very processor intensive stuff that also requires the use of the bus. However it may be fine for T34dec Apr 08 01:39:07 If it's a temporary setup that's fine I always think things that never change (LOL) I guess I'm use to setting something up and it not changing for years afterward (old habit?) Apr 08 01:40:17 does depend on how its deployed and what psu's you have around the house. Apr 08 01:40:45 most of mine end up powered from the io pins from a cape which regulates a 12v input Apr 08 01:46:57 I was going to be doing a lot of math intensive things and moving a lot of data to/from RAM. It seems like it might be close. Apr 08 01:47:24 i doubt you will have problems. Apr 08 01:47:37 unless you have an out of spec crap usb powering it Apr 08 01:48:29 Thanks for the input. I'm glad I was able to talk to you about it. Apr 08 01:49:09 So we'll be seeing BBB raytracing project powered by USB? Apr 08 01:49:26 * GenTooMan :D Apr 08 01:53:48 Anyone got the BBB working with the pico projector DevKit1? I was wanting to check out the output but the pico projector had some weird configuration instead of DID output. Apr 08 02:03:47 Does anyone know of a user guide to set up BeagleBone black Rev C to connect to internet via wifi sharing on OSX (Yosemite)? I can connect to the BBB web server and ssh but all attempts to connect to the internet have failed. Apr 08 02:04:33 gateway ? dns ? can you ping 8.8.8.8 Apr 08 02:05:27 I am not able to ping any web IP. I've set the gateway to 192.168.7.1. and the dns to google's name server (8.8.8.8) but can't reach it Apr 08 02:06:06 andyou can ping the gateway ? Apr 08 02:07:12 therein lies the rub. I can't see the gateway. I think there might be an issue with Yosemite web sharing. but I've seen reports of others getting it to work. Apr 08 02:08:18 does sound like its the sharing setup and not the beagle. Apr 08 02:10:02 yea... I was hoping someone might have a link to a guide that worked for them. Some folks have gotten it to work so there must be some local incantation on the OSX interface that gets it to work. Guessing I just get to keep fiddling with it. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Apr 08 02:59:59 2015