**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon May 18 02:59:59 2015 May 18 03:22:28 I have the message httpd closing May 18 03:22:39 httpd thread exit May 18 04:21:26 hi May 18 04:21:58 anybody knows why i can't connect my BBB to my virtual box May 18 04:22:24 no, our crystal balls are out for repair May 18 04:22:56 that's funny May 18 04:22:59 :) May 18 04:23:00 iow: you'd need to tell us more May 18 04:23:09 Syre May 18 04:23:12 sorry May 18 04:24:52 I have virtual box on my windows 7 and I install debian jessie on it when i try to connect to my board from http://192.168.7.2 in my debian it May 18 04:25:11 when I try to connet it's not connect May 18 04:25:35 have you forwarded the USB device to the virtual machine? May 18 04:25:46 i have tow adapter on my Virtual box(NAT and Bridge) May 18 04:26:15 and I can go to Beagole bone black website May 18 04:26:59 so you don't want USB level access you want network access? May 18 04:27:24 no I'm not forwarded it May 18 04:27:49 ri Didi it just now May 18 04:29:31 you are ROOOCK tbr May 18 04:29:49 Thank you it's solved my problem May 18 04:30:15 I'm wondering why my MAC doesn't need this forwarding? May 18 04:31:00 on network level? are you also using vbox there? May 18 04:31:35 yes I'm using same VBox and same configuration May 18 04:32:59 right now my MAC is not with me I will figure it out when I get back my MAC. May 18 04:33:28 Thank you for your help tbr May 18 04:33:31 probably vbox behaves different May 18 05:22:46 beaglebone green with a micro usb, that dc plug was the best feature! May 18 06:56:15 Hello all May 18 06:56:22 Quick question May 18 06:56:37 I'm writing an HTML webpage on Cloud9 that runs via Beaglebone May 18 06:56:55 I saved an img filed in the /var folder of the cloud9 workspace May 18 06:57:03 And I don't know how to load it up in html May 18 06:57:14 I tried /var/img May 18 06:57:29 and /var/lib/cloud9/var May 18 06:57:36 but the image doesn't load May 18 06:57:59 Resource interpreted as Image but transferred with MIME type text/html: "http://192.168.1.16:8090/var/lib/cloud9/var/Smart_Water.jpg". May 18 06:58:05 That's my error May 18 06:58:16 Any help? May 18 07:08:20 are you sure that cloud9 can serve static files? (I never looked at it myself) May 18 07:09:40 Yes, I'm pretty sure. I tried previewing it on cloud9 and it works. May 18 07:09:52 It's just on chrome that it doesn't work May 18 07:13:23 I'm also specifying the right path to the image May 18 07:19:50 Nvm, used photobucket to upload it online May 18 11:26:13 Hello everybody, can someone please help me with a problem? I want my BBB to connect to WiFi when it boots, but it doesn't want to do that. May 18 11:26:46 I always have to manually type 'ifup wlan0' for it to connect May 18 11:27:00 do you have any network mananger installed? May 18 11:27:37 I have connman installed, but for some reason it doesn't want to work as well May 18 11:27:48 and you are using Debian? May 18 11:27:56 yes I am May 18 11:28:16 When I type 'connmanctl' it says it doesnt find the command May 18 11:28:33 but connman has succesfully installed May 18 11:30:17 well, I don't use Debian so I am not totally sure how to solve you issue but can you see if connman is running in background? May 18 11:30:50 ps aux | grep connmand May 18 11:30:53 How can you see that? May 18 11:31:24 also try this as root: systemctl status connman May 18 11:31:31 I did try to enable/disable connman, but nothing changed May 18 11:32:09 well, connman does not start when you enable it (first after reboot). If you want it to start without reboot you need to: systemctl start connman May 18 11:32:35 Failed to issue method call: Unit name connman is not valid. May 18 11:33:27 dpkg-query -L connman May 18 11:33:36 does it lists some files? May 18 11:33:59 yes it does May 18 11:34:34 super May 18 11:35:13 http://pastebin.com/XnfRituK if you're interested ;-) May 18 11:36:38 try as root: systemctl daemon-reload May 18 11:36:47 and then: systemctl status connman May 18 11:36:56 (again as root) May 18 11:37:31 still the same May 18 11:37:49 straneg May 18 11:37:52 *strange May 18 11:38:35 yes it is May 18 11:38:58 Penguin1: try systemctl list-units May 18 11:39:07 and systemctl list-unit-files May 18 11:39:20 and send the output to me May 18 11:41:51 http://pastebin.com/VevaKfQN May 18 11:42:30 well, you could have sent it to at file first :) May 18 11:42:39 systemctl list-units > outputfile.txt May 18 11:44:02 and where can I find these files and how do I send them to you? May 18 11:44:49 ok forget about it... try instead: May 18 11:45:01 systemctl list-unit-files | grep connman May 18 11:45:06 haha, ok May 18 11:45:10 does it gives anything? :) May 18 11:45:45 it says connman.services is disabled May 18 11:46:05 interesting May 18 11:46:19 try: systemctl start connman.service May 18 11:46:26 and: May 18 11:46:31 systemctl status connman.service May 18 11:46:59 well now it seems to be active May 18 11:47:25 ok and for enable it when you boot: May 18 11:47:31 systemctl enable connman.service May 18 11:48:26 ok May 18 11:49:04 try reboot now and see if it works :) May 18 11:49:07 so now when I restart I should be able to use connman? May 18 11:49:12 yes May 18 11:49:20 (i hope) May 18 11:49:32 let's try ;-) May 18 11:50:18 nope, still doenst find the command :( May 18 11:50:55 although the status still says it is active May 18 11:50:59 well the command is not the issue here May 18 11:51:19 i think you need to run the command this way: May 18 11:51:45 /usr/sbin/connman May 18 11:52:17 it is also strange there is no connmanctl comnmand May 18 11:53:45 yes, that is strange May 18 11:54:08 and do I really need it to work to make connection to wifi on boot? May 18 11:54:48 maybe? :P May 18 11:54:48 because I can make connection without connman without problem May 18 11:54:56 then do it :) May 18 11:55:06 I need to go May 18 11:55:12 hope you find a solution May 18 11:55:14 Yes, but I have to manually insert a command May 18 11:55:27 okay, I hope so too May 18 11:55:34 thank you for the help May 18 11:55:45 I whould check what the problem with you connman package is since it is missing a critical command May 18 11:56:45 can you get the package version you have of connman? apt-cache showpkg connman May 18 11:58:30 http://pastebin.com/VHsELdqY May 18 11:59:01 ohh May 18 11:59:12 you are running a quite old version of debian :D May 18 11:59:26 I am? May 18 11:59:58 I though I flashed my BBB with the latest version... May 18 12:00:20 well, connman version 1.0 does not contains connmanctl May 18 12:00:35 you can see the different versions here: https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=connman May 18 12:00:36 well that explains a lot.. May 18 12:00:39 you are using oldstable May 18 12:01:08 I am running Arch Linux which have connman 1.28 :D May 18 12:01:21 ok we need to find a guide for connman 1.0 May 18 12:02:02 haha, and I can't just update or something? May 18 12:02:49 well, it is easier to read the manual for connman 1.0 than update the whole Debian system :P May 18 12:02:58 but it is you choice :D May 18 12:04:16 Ok, guide it is. May 18 12:04:35 ok I really need to go now. I hope you find a solution :) May 18 12:05:34 ok, bye May 18 12:05:40 thank you for the help May 18 12:57:08 HELP May 18 13:10:02 hello. My google fu seems invalid.... where to find the sources for the 4DCAPE-43T? May 18 13:10:50 here: http://www.4dsystems.com.au/ May 18 13:11:14 1st google hit May 18 13:13:47 it looked like the other vendors links, and i did'nt find the sources on that vendors, so i jumped over this looking for forums/blogs/etc hunitng the sources URL. Thanks May 18 13:14:07 well, ask the vendor May 18 13:15:31 ? There's not an "official" source repository for this? May 18 13:16:16 Parduz: define official? May 18 13:16:24 its an LCD cape made by one company May 18 13:16:31 maybe there is not even source code at all May 18 13:16:51 probably its compatible to one of the other 4.3" LCD capes May 18 13:17:10 the data sheet does not mention any specific software May 18 13:17:42 ...Please note: some EEPROM content refers to the LCD4 which is made by CircuitCo. This is the case due to how the BBB identifies the CAPE and what drivers to apply to it. Since the 4DCAPE-43(T) utilises the LCD4 drivers, this must be the case..... May 18 13:17:48 Ok, sorry for not have been clear. i don't need to buy a cape. I need to build mine, which have to be "seen" by the BBB as a 4dCAPE-43T. The BBB "identifies" the cape thanks to an eeprom monted on the capes. I need the sources of that EEprom to be able to build "my own" LCD4 cape May 18 13:18:02 see my last line May 18 13:18:40 ....4D Systems does NOT support any software associated with the BBB nor software and drivers associated with this CAPE. It is up to the user to determine which software is used on the BBB and which distributions are used on the BBB, and therefore which are compatible with this CAPE.... May 18 13:19:30 wait, i'm gettin lost. May 18 13:19:45 try google maps :) May 18 13:20:32 LOL. All i need is to know how BBB identify a LCD4. So let me start back from here. How the BBB know that there's a LCD4 mounted on its top? May 18 13:21:06 you already said. "by reading an EEPROM" May 18 13:22:00 so: how can i know how to build an eprom that identifies itslef as an LCD4? May 18 13:22:05 :) May 18 13:23:44 you buy an LCD4 from CCO and read out the content? :) May 18 13:24:13 or you google: http://elinux.org/CircuitCo:BeagleBone_LCD4#EEPROM May 18 13:25:38 is'nt that open source? have i to buy the build eeprom? May 18 13:25:43 builT May 18 13:26:39 the eeprom should be part of the display May 18 13:27:26 i have to build my own cape, using my own display. I have to build my own cape, which is (from the BBB point of view) like an LCD4. May 18 13:27:30 so unless you're building your own display from parts you should have it May 18 13:27:34 oh... May 18 13:28:53 sorry, I missed that part May 18 13:30:14 no prbl. May 18 13:31:11 see the link May 18 13:31:26 it shows you what is inside the eeprom May 18 13:31:38 I imagine you'll have to buy a eeprom and program it yourself with the info shown on the page av500 linked May 18 13:31:58 Parduz: you also need the doc that shows how the eeprom content is arranged May 18 13:32:19 which is what i'm asking for :) May 18 13:33:06 e.g. the SRM May 18 13:33:09 ... 8.1.4 EEPROM Data Format... May 18 13:34:50 This? May 18 13:34:51 http://beagleboard.org/static/beaglebone/latest/Docs/Hardware/BONE_SRM.pdf May 18 13:35:07 yup May 18 13:35:17 its all hidden in plain sight May 18 13:35:38 at least it's not in the trm :P May 18 13:36:58 It's chapter 7, here, It's the one i linked older or newer than you copy? May 18 13:37:10 no idea May 18 13:37:16 9 may 2012, revison 0.0 May 18 13:37:16 my copy is a random PDF May 18 13:37:28 Rev 0.0.1 May 18 13:37:43 January 2, 2013 May 18 13:37:45 the one you linked is for the bbwhite for the looks of it May 18 13:37:54 gasp May 18 13:37:57 oook May 18 13:41:46 Parduz, what kind of lcd are you using? I will be attempting to get a tft_320qvt working that has a ssd1289 controller sooner or later. Have had it sitting for a while May 18 13:43:39 I don't know. The guy in the hardware dep. is looking for it. I'm a programmer and right now i'm hunting for all the "non-striclty-hardware" infos needed to draw a prototype "cape" for our own application May 18 13:44:07 https://github.com/CircuitCo/BeagleBone-Black looks to be the most recent I can find... about 1 year old May 18 13:44:54 anyway, it will be a 480x252 touch. We (da Boss) just want to build our stuffs around it and be free to choose our own hardware. May 18 13:46:04 thanks thurgood. Yep, it's the most recent version. May 18 13:48:47 mh.... while we're here, i'd have a bit OT question (just a bit): May 18 13:49:22 hi guys, i need some help May 18 13:50:02 there's a way to "copy" my current Debian system from the MicroSD to the BBB, so i can keep the SD as "backup" if "ruin" the boot for some reason? May 18 13:53:52 I am looking for beaglebone emulator. Is there any specific emulator on which i can compile code for beaglebone device. May 18 13:53:55 ? May 18 13:55:04 no May 18 13:55:19 Parduz: ? May 18 13:55:28 why not copy your SD card on your PC? May 18 13:55:32 I use a foreign chroot on my debian system that uses quemu. You should be able to find plenty of information on google about cross-compileing for the BBB. May 18 13:55:49 My beagle died after accidentally put eum + 5V instead of + 3v3 on a GPIO. She quickly turns the "Power LED" then remains off. I tried to turn into one that works to see if it printed something by ttyO0 but nothing :(. Can anyone help me? see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOGRkYb0h4o May 18 13:56:25 your video is private May 18 13:58:03 I was using it on precompiled image given on beaglebone's site. By using chroot. May 18 14:04:09 kk_ possibly needs to look into cross compilation May 18 14:04:22 but that user is now gone May 18 14:19:32 av500: i'm not sure that a Win PC will read everything on the SD.... and still i ìd like to boot from the BBB and not from the SD (in the end, this will be the final configuration) May 18 14:21:40 My beagle died after accidentally put eum + 5V instead of + 3v3 on a GPIO. She quickly turns the "Power LED" then remains off. I tried to turn into one that works to see if it printed something by ttyO0 but nothing :(. Can anyone help me? see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOGRkYb0h4o May 18 14:28:27 anderBR, you have already been told the video is private May 18 14:28:54 you might as well send it to circuitco and see if they can fix it. you will have to pay to have it fixed. May 18 14:29:28 sorry, i fix it May 18 14:30:27 oh, i'm from brazil, I think it is not worth sending to CircuitCo. May 18 14:30:43 :( May 18 14:31:36 have you tried disconnecting everything and powering it the normal way? May 18 14:31:37 check the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOGRkYb0h4o May 18 14:31:43 yes yes May 18 14:32:21 just I did it to try a debug via serial May 18 14:40:08 parduz, jsut left... but win32diskimage should be able to copy the entire SD to and from a windows PC May 18 14:41:52 and it's freeware/opensource May 18 15:20:59 hey guys not sure what i did or if i did anything but i noticed that lately when trying to compile my code I see to be getting permission errors from /usr/include May 18 15:21:06 how would i go about fixing this May 18 16:07:51 * Bembis A May 18 16:07:56 * Bembis B May 18 16:07:59 * Bembis C May 18 16:08:05 * Bembis A FOR AIM May 18 16:08:31 * Bembis C FOR CLAIM May 18 16:11:02 * Bembis WHO COULD SUCK M DING DONG May 18 16:11:05 * Bembis I AM GOING OUTSIDE May 18 16:11:10 * Bembis OUTSIDE THE CONTINENT May 18 17:05:56 hi, is rcn here? would anyone like to test my wireless solution? May 18 17:06:36 Idea is that you install one deb, and it sets up an access point from your BBB May 18 17:07:16 then you can connect to the access point , using your phone and set it up to connect to your home wireless network May 18 17:07:30 no need for a screen or keyboard May 18 17:09:05 https://www.dropbox.com/s/1f470latyy0kess/cwvw_0.1-1_all.deb?dl=0 May 18 17:09:52 its basicly some smart scripting and a flask web server May 18 17:11:28 hey cityLights, can't really test at work.. it's a hostile wifi network... they ping to death, anything not mac whitelisted. ;) May 18 17:12:08 but i can test it tonight (at home) ;) May 18 17:12:35 I just wanted to get back to you, with a prototype of the idea I had May 18 17:13:01 cool! looking forward to testing it! ;) May 18 17:13:14 wouldn't it be simpler to not accept connections rather than ping it to death, sounds like a silly setup May 18 17:13:15 I just installed BBB from SD, will test the deb there May 18 17:14:20 bitspill, it's a feature of cisco routers to block un-authorized access points.. May 18 17:14:58 but wouldn't it be easier to implement and easier on the cpu if the router simply refused the connection May 18 17:15:08 sounds like a bad choice on cisco's part May 18 17:17:11 bitspill, this is for Busniess IT, if they don't want rouge access points / wifi devices in their building... They are really quick, they can shut down a new test network in my cube after a few minutes.. May 18 17:17:49 oh now I see May 18 17:18:10 I thought you meant blocking a device connecting to the accesspoint not setting up an accesspoint May 18 17:18:37 just means, i do all my wifi testing at home.. ;) or the local bar.. ;) May 18 17:24:06 rcn-ee, make any headway with device tree overlays on the 4.1.0 kernel? May 18 17:24:48 mistawright, lots work: https://github.com/beagleboard/bb.org-overlays May 18 17:25:55 mistawright, for the phy search, of_update_property(slave_p, phy_id_property); seems to be going out of bounds... and hard crashing the kernel.. still bisecting... https://github.com/RobertCNelson/linux-dev/blob/master/patches/beaglebone/phy/0003-cpsw-search-for-phy.patch#L106 May 18 17:26:43 (the phy-search patch has worked since v3.14.x, so something changed..) May 18 17:29:37 good thing i happen to have an extra microsd card with me today. ill get an image written and updated when i get a chance May 18 18:10:08 sorry I forgot and can't find the script to install debian 8 to a emmc May 18 18:10:27 https://eewiki.net/display/linuxonarm/BeagleBone+Black#BeagleBoneBlack-InstallKernelandRootFileSystem only has the ootfs May 18 18:11:42 o ok its at elinux.org May 18 18:15:32 cityLights, the eewiki.net pages only have a manual run-me script to copy microSD to eMMC. ;) May 18 18:17:39 thanks May 18 18:41:03 rcn-ee: do you own a wifi stick with the atheros chipset? May 18 18:41:11 otherwise - it wont work May 18 18:41:50 i have shoebox full... May 18 18:42:16 excellent, my email is in the deb May 18 18:42:49 btw, I wasn't so lucky understanding from google how to package a deb file May 18 18:42:50 I thought there were a few atheros versions May 18 18:43:00 yet it is not that hard May 18 18:43:22 wish there where better guides google would offer May 18 18:43:35 I would use the README to write one May 18 18:44:18 thurgood_ atheros support virtual wireless devices which this program needs May 18 19:30:01 hi! i've got a problem with my brandnew bbb. i can't boot from sd-card. are there some known incompatibilities? i have a sandisk ultra 16gb microsdhc1 card May 18 19:30:36 (if i insert it after booting it's working flawlessly) May 18 19:33:42 if i try to boot from it, all LEDs are on and it's hanging somehow. unfortunately i don't have a serial cable yet. May 18 19:36:27 <_av500_> what is on the card? May 18 19:36:29 romanis, what image are you trying to load thru the microSDcard? May 18 19:38:05 i tried several ones. the last one was http://thethingsystem.com/dev/Bootstrapping-the-BeagleBone-Black-with-Debian.html May 18 19:38:18 sdcard_bbb_1.10.img May 18 19:38:58 i copied it from my OpenBSD laptop with dd if=sdcard_bbb_1.10.img of=/dev/sd1 May 18 19:39:13 excuse me, sd1c May 18 19:39:27 where sd1c is the correct partition May 18 19:41:59 oh, not sure if it's important, but i have an element14 bbb May 18 19:47:49 romanis, looks like old stuff... Just hold down the boot button with your finger nail, and then plug in power... when all 4 led's light up, lift up figner nail.. May 18 19:48:55 16GB card should be fine May 18 19:49:31 romanis, your just fighting the onboard bootloader in eMMC. May 18 20:01:58 okay, thanks i will try May 18 20:43:03 it worked. thank you May 18 22:54:01 I've been wondering if anyone has been using the more interesting capabilities of the bone's PWM modules, such as the high resolution mode or different values of CTRMODE and such. May 18 22:55:40 the features that don't appear to be implemented in /sys/class/pwm May 18 22:56:26 because i'm going to try to hack together a kernel module to set up the waveforms i want, but i don't like reinventing wheels May 18 23:20:38 bummber zmatt is away.. he would know or rcn May 18 23:34:30 hello, I'm having a bit of trouble with my usb wifi adapter May 18 23:37:22 adapter is the recommended UWN200, I'm on BeagleBoard.org BeagleBone Debian Image 2014-04-23 May 18 23:38:26 drivers appear to be already in place May 18 23:41:32 and this is how it's looking right now May 18 23:41:33 http://www.pasteall.org/58528 **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue May 19 02:59:58 2015