**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat May 30 02:59:59 2015
May 30 03:55:42 <zumba_addict> Do I have to install a new image like what this guy is telling? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzRVVtGNfj8 although the guy on the video is using Windows and I'm on MACOSX
May 30 04:15:43 <zumba_addict> anyone here on mac osx? I can't get http://7zx.updatestar.com/ as mentioned from the getting started on beaglebone
May 30 04:30:15 <zumba_addict> also, i'm on http://beagleboard.org/getting-started#step3 but visit http://192.168.7.2 is not working. Any ideas?
May 30 04:37:17 <zumba_addict> i can now browse 192.168.7.2
May 30 04:38:54 <beest> what do you mean "can't get", download link not working for you?
May 30 04:40:16 <zumba_addict> woohoo, i'm ssh in now
May 30 04:40:56 <zumba_addict> Linux beaglebone 3.8.13-bone47 #1 SMP Fri Apr 11 01:36:09 UTC 2014 armv7l GNU/Linux
May 30 04:41:29 <zumba_addict> how do I update the image? The instructions provided isn't applicable to my mac osx
May 30 04:43:36 <beest> does it link to a windows image writer?
May 30 04:44:22 <zumba_addict> i was able to download bone-debian-7.8-lxde-4gb-armhf-2015-03-01-4gb.img.xz
May 30 04:44:41 <zumba_addict> and yes, the instructions are for a Windows and I see the image writer too
May 30 04:45:05 <zumba_addict> this is where I saw it - http://beagleboard.org/getting-started#step3
May 30 04:45:13 <beest> no idea about gui image writers on os x, i always use dd
May 30 04:45:30 <beest> you can use unxz to decompress it
May 30 04:45:37 <zumba_addict> k
May 30 04:45:50 <zumba_addict> also, i am on my beaglebone via chrome - http://192.168.7.2/Support/BoneScript/updates/
May 30 04:46:04 <endrift> unxz only exists on 10.10, btw
May 30 04:46:20 <zumba_addict> it says Step #1: Download the latest microSD card image then Download "Angstrom Distribution" from http://beagleboard.org/latest-images.
May 30 04:46:23 <beest> https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/USB_flash_installation_media#In_Mac_OS_X these steps are pretty much the same as you'd be using
May 30 04:46:32 <zumba_addict> yup, i have that binar
May 30 04:46:35 <endrift> er wait it's not even in 10.10, you'll need to build it yourself
May 30 04:46:36 <zumba_addict> binary
May 30 04:47:01 <zumba_addict> mine is in /usr/local/bin/unxz
May 30 04:47:03 <endrift> I seem to have built it as a dependency for something else at some point, so you might be the same way
May 30 04:47:04 <endrift> yeah
May 30 04:47:30 <beest> good catch, i forget what apple ships
May 30 04:47:45 <endrift> for some reason tar xJf works on 10.10, but unxz isn't a standalone
May 30 04:47:54 <zumba_addict> so I'll use unxz to decompress the .xz file?
May 30 04:48:20 <zumba_addict> oh endrift, tar will work on the xz file?
May 30 04:48:24 <endrift> well, no
May 30 04:48:30 <endrift> it's not a tarball
May 30 04:48:36 <zumba_addict> k
May 30 04:48:38 <endrift> it's a compressed filesystem
May 30 04:48:44 <zumba_addict> unxz then
May 30 04:48:46 <endrift> unxz is the first step yeah
May 30 04:48:51 <zumba_addict> k
May 30 04:49:04 <zumba_addict> i'll try it now
May 30 04:49:06 <endrift> are you trying to install this on the microSD card or on the internal flash?
May 30 04:49:15 <endrift> *eMMC
May 30 04:49:32 <zumba_addict> it's running
May 30 04:49:42 <zumba_addict> i don't have a microSD card
May 30 04:49:52 <zumba_addict> right now, i'm conneting to my bbb via usb
May 30 04:50:02 <zumba_addict> i'm using tethering
May 30 04:50:10 <endrift> oh
May 30 04:50:13 <zumba_addict> i am sshd to it too
May 30 04:50:29 <endrift> in that case I'd recommend just doing apt-get upgrade basically
May 30 04:50:42 <zumba_addict> oh ok :D
May 30 04:50:43 <endrift> the img file is for flashing over an existing filesystem, not for an in-place upgrade
May 30 04:50:52 <zumba_addict> let me check if my bbb will be able to get out to the internet
May 30 04:51:13 <endrift> do you not have it plugged into ethernet?
May 30 04:51:23 <zumba_addict> no
May 30 04:51:27 <endrift> there's some way to do internet sharing over usb
May 30 04:51:37 <zumba_addict> yeah, I can try that
May 30 04:51:50 <endrift> I forget what the driver you need to load on the BBB side is
May 30 04:51:51 <zumba_addict> however, I'll connect a wire directly but i am not sure if usb power will be enough
May 30 04:52:01 <zumba_addict> i don't have a power supply yet
May 30 04:52:07 <endrift> ah...
May 30 04:52:11 <endrift> those are handy :D
May 30 04:52:15 <zumba_addict> do you think it will be fine?
May 30 04:52:25 <zumba_addict> i'll try it though :)
May 30 04:52:26 <endrift> if you're not doing anything too demanding
May 30 04:52:56 <zumba_addict> ok, i see the led on ethernet port lit up
May 30 04:53:11 <beest> host power + ethernet is fine
May 30 04:53:17 <zumba_addict> it hasn't grab an ip yet
May 30 04:53:22 <zumba_addict> k
May 30 04:53:32 <endrift> did you plug in ethernet or are you trying to do sharing over USB?
May 30 04:53:38 <endrift> you'll need drivers on both sides
May 30 04:53:40 <zumba_addict> plug ethernet
May 30 04:53:43 <endrift> oh yeah ok
May 30 04:53:47 <endrift> that should be fine driverless
May 30 04:53:51 <zumba_addict> yup
May 30 04:54:01 <zumba_addict> should i restart bbb to get ip?
May 30 04:54:16 <endrift> no, try running dhcpcd as root though
May 30 04:54:22 <endrift> or is it dhcpclient?
May 30 04:54:24 <zumba_addict> or service network restart like in fedora
May 30 04:54:26 <endrift> I can't remember which it is
May 30 04:54:48 <beest> it's not using networkd is it? (i don't use debian on bone)
May 30 04:54:52 <zumba_addict> ah there you go took a while :)
May 30 04:55:10 <zumba_addict> took like almost a minute, just like the old days via hub
May 30 04:55:12 <zumba_addict> hehehe
May 30 04:55:18 <endrift> so yeah, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
May 30 04:55:19 <zumba_addict> spanning tree protocol
May 30 04:55:21 <endrift> that should be good enough
May 30 04:55:24 <zumba_addict> awesome
May 30 04:55:36 <zumba_addict> i'm in root, do i still need to use sudo?
May 30 04:55:40 <endrift> it *will* take a while
May 30 04:55:48 <endrift> no, if you're already root sudo is unnecessary
May 30 04:55:52 <zumba_addict> cool
May 30 04:56:03 <zumba_addict> thanks brothers!!! :D
May 30 04:56:51 <zumba_addict> it's running
May 30 04:57:07 <zumba_addict> brb, i'll talk to wifey first before she shouts, lol
May 30 04:58:25 <zumba_addict> back, she's already sleeping :)
May 30 05:24:10 <zumba_addict> looks like I got an error
May 30 05:25:17 <zumba_addict> here it is. What do you think folks? http://pastebin.com/PBfEWDhb
May 30 05:56:23 <zumba_addict> i edited led_aging script and ran apt-get -f install
May 30 06:08:15 <zumba_addict> amazing bbb project - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxLjvWs_8Hc
May 30 06:15:55 <zumba_addict> looks like my beaglebone is now upto date :D http://pastebin.com/FW1HVx5L
May 30 06:16:09 <zumba_addict> endrift: apt-get was successful :D
May 30 06:26:30 <endrift> yay!
May 30 06:49:33 <SJ> Hi, I have a question about WinCE, who can help me?
May 30 06:51:51 <veremit> yeah don't think anyone does Windows here .. try the adeneo folks
May 30 06:52:27 <_av500_> SJ: nobody here runs winCE
May 30 06:55:14 <veremit> byeeee lol
May 30 06:55:19 <veremit> bloody m$-ites
May 30 13:47:22 <zumba_addict> am I right that when I connect my beaglebone to the serial device that I want to get a reading from, I'll use the big usb port on the bbb?
May 30 13:50:20 <tbr> zumba_addict: the USB-A port is a host port. How that relates to your "serial device" - I'm not sure
May 30 13:56:54 <sla> hi all - I want to flash my eMMC with the newest debian version but i cannot find any eMMC version at the latest releases?
May 30 13:57:02 <sla> its for my BBB
May 30 13:59:12 <tbr> none of them says flasher?
May 30 14:04:43 <sla> nope
May 30 14:04:45 <sla> none of them
May 30 14:04:53 <sla> http://beagleboard.org/latest-images
May 30 14:05:04 <sla> if you take a look there (all sites and manuals refer to this site)
May 30 14:05:19 <sla> there is a sd card version but no cMMC
May 30 14:05:22 <sla> eMMC*
May 30 14:05:54 <sla> okay - think i found it
May 30 14:05:54 <sla> http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack_Debian#2015-03-01
May 30 14:05:56 <sla> its there
May 30 14:06:45 <_av500_> sla: if you are just playing around you might just as well use an SD image
May 30 14:06:51 <_av500_> less hassle
May 30 14:07:52 <sla> well - actually I am realizing a small project
May 30 14:09:50 <sla> I don't want to press the boot button always when I start my BBB
May 30 14:09:51 <sla> ^^
May 30 14:10:00 <sla> the eMMC is much more comfortable ;)
May 30 14:11:54 <zumba_addict> thanks tbr
May 30 14:12:40 <Ad0> sla: just use the image on the download then?
May 30 14:12:50 <Ad0> it's a beaglebone black you have right?
May 30 14:12:59 <sla> yes
May 30 14:13:06 <zumba_addict> right now tbr, i use my laptop's usb port to connect to the serial device and use a terminal software. I wanted to use bbb as laptop replacement. I'll use minicom or other terminal software to connect to it
May 30 14:13:18 <Ad0> http://debian.beagleboard.org/images/bone-debian-7.8-lxde-4gb-armhf-2015-03-01-4gb.img.xz
May 30 14:13:26 <Ad0> just get the image and follow the guide
May 30 14:13:44 <Ad0> remember to boot the image up normally and edit the uboot.txt to allow flashing
May 30 14:14:01 <sla> @Ad0 I am downloading the eMMC version from the wiki page already :)
May 30 14:14:07 <Ad0> I mean /boot/uEnv.txt
May 30 14:14:12 <Ad0> eMMC version
May 30 14:14:14 <sla> yep
May 30 14:14:17 <Ad0> what does that mean`?
May 30 14:14:24 <Ad0> is it the URL I said?
May 30 14:14:52 <Ad0> I flashed the onboard flash with that image on my BBB at least
May 30 14:15:27 <sla> sorry - lost connection :(
May 30 14:15:47 <sla> no - its not the one you have written
May 30 14:16:09 <tbr> zumba_addict: ah, so you have some sort of USB-to-serial converter, yes that should work.
May 30 14:16:14 <zumba_addict> yes
May 30 14:16:20 <sla> The version I am downloading is from this wiki: http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack_Debian#BBB_Rev_C_.284GB_eMMC.29_4GB_eMMC_Flasher
May 30 14:16:21 <_av500_> sla: you dont need to
May 30 14:16:25 <sla> BBB Rev C (4GB eMMC) 4GB eMMC Flasher
May 30 14:16:26 <_av500_> just delete MLO on the emmc
May 30 14:16:35 <zumba_addict> so that host-a port should be fine tbr right?
May 30 14:16:52 <tbr> zumba_addict: depending on which voltage levels your device uses, it might be possible to connect it directly to the native UARTs on the BBB
May 30 14:17:00 <tbr> zumba_addict: yes
May 30 14:17:05 <Ad0> sla: just get the image from my URL
May 30 14:17:10 <Ad0> the normal image
May 30 14:17:18 <zumba_addict> which one is the native uart? is it the one beside the ethernet port?
May 30 14:17:31 <Ad0> it works both on a micro SD and is flashable
May 30 14:17:44 <tbr> zumba_addict: you should have a look at the SRM, it explains the available pins
May 30 14:17:50 <zumba_addict> ok
May 30 14:17:56 <tbr> (system reference manual)
May 30 14:18:19 <sla> okay - it was this one, right: http://debian.beagleboard.org/images/bone-debian-7.8-lxde-4gb-armhf-2015-03-01-4gb.img.xz ?
May 30 14:18:47 <sla> i lost the connection :/ so i can't see your posted url anymore
May 30 14:20:47 <sla> with eMMC version I mean the debian image with eMMC flasher
May 30 14:20:51 <zumba_addict> ah, i just saw microsd after reading the srm :D
May 30 14:21:27 <zumba_addict> tbr, do I have to find out the voltage on the serial device?
May 30 14:23:16 <tbr> zumba_addict: yes, both sides MUST use the same voltage levels (or an appropriate level converter)
May 30 14:24:00 <sla_> sorry - again lost connection.... my internet connection is not that good today...
May 30 14:25:31 <sla_> so you say I don't need a special version with eMMC flasher?
May 30 14:25:47 <sla_> hello? - test 1 2 3?
May 30 14:27:58 <sla> ehm - so you say I dont need a special version with eMMC flasher?
May 30 14:28:11 <sla> my internet connection is creepy today
May 30 14:28:14 <sla> I am sorry
May 30 14:29:33 <sla> hello?
May 30 14:48:02 <zumba_addict> tbr: i'm still searching for the info on the serial port voltage on my ELK-M1 gold device
May 30 14:50:41 <tbr> zumba_addict: the manufacturer page lists a RS-232-C port
May 30 14:51:04 <zumba_addict> what does that mean?
May 30 14:51:14 <zumba_addict> is that for the beaglebone?
May 30 14:52:13 <tbr> in that case yo'd need something like a MAX3232 to interface it to the BBB
May 30 14:53:09 <zumba_addict> k, I thought I can directly connect bbb to my serial device :(
May 30 14:53:38 <tbr> no, that would likely destroy the port on the BBB
May 30 14:53:38 <zumba_addict> it's just weird that I can connect my laptop to bbb
May 30 14:54:51 <tbr> so?
May 30 14:55:20 <zumba_addict> i was hoping that i can just use that usb port beside the lan port to my serial device
May 30 14:55:57 <tbr> yes, nobody stops you from doing that.
May 30 14:56:28 <zumba_addict> oh, so that will work? I will be able to run a terminal software like minicom and talk to the serial device?
May 30 14:56:48 <tbr> yes, I said that already.
May 30 14:57:04 <zumba_addict> oh, i might have misunderstood it earlier
May 30 14:57:10 <tbr> I merely pointed out that the board has NATIVE serial interfaces that you could use
May 30 14:57:20 <zumba_addict> gotcha, thank you
May 30 14:57:47 <zumba_addict> i'm just not use to using a mini usb on a machine that will run the terminal software
May 30 14:58:50 <zumba_addict> now i really need to buy a 2A 5v ps
May 30 14:59:01 <zumba_addict> or else, I won't be able to power it up
May 30 15:02:50 <Auke> Does anyone know how to get tkinter to work on the latest debian image for bbb?
May 30 15:38:04 <zumba_addict> tbr: how will I be able to test the usb port to my serial device since I haven't bought a 5v ps yet?
May 30 15:39:22 <zumba_addict> tbr, an elk-m1 user told me that the serial port is rs232 compliant
May 30 15:40:08 <zumba_addict> do you think it can be connected to the host-a usb port? or do I still need max3232 interface?
May 30 15:41:43 <zumba_addict> i just noticed that if I use the usb port beside the lan port, I will have to find a converter so that I can connect my usb-to-serial cable
May 30 15:45:14 <zumba_addict> i need to buy one like this - http://ak1.ostkcdn.com/images/products/5218003/64/367/USB-2.0-A-Female-to-Mini-5-pin-Type-B-Male-Adapter-L13045344.jpg
May 30 15:47:34 <Auke> never mind
May 30 15:47:37 <Auke> got it to work
May 30 15:50:12 * ww too got it to work... defaulting to 1024x768@60 if no hdmi display is fine...
May 30 15:50:12 <ww> but forcing it, and overriding parameters passed to the kernel is questionable.
May 30 15:50:27 <ww> (different "it")
May 30 15:52:11 <veremit> just wack a kernel commandline parameter in uEnv .. that's perfectly acceptable.
May 30 15:52:11 <ww> veremit: except that it doesn't work. the display driver ignores that if it doesn't detect anything connected
May 30 15:52:50 <ww> ... which means i must supply power to my hdmi-composite adapter just so the beagle can see the edid
May 30 15:59:04 <veremit> oh damn I thought there was a way around that .. since I had a LVDS panel connected to one ..
May 30 15:59:12 <veremit> I think you had to force no-detection
May 30 15:59:33 <veremit> somewhere I'll try dig out the config .. I had an uSD card with that image around .. probably in my work desk drawer
May 30 16:04:48 <ww> i can't find the reference now, but i think it takes a 2 line kernel patch to fix... would be delighted to learn otherwise though
May 30 16:05:46 <veremit> well .. it was an old pre-DT kernel I was using .. so could be.
May 30 16:09:19 <zumba_addict> what can be connected to the host-a usb port on our bbb?
May 30 16:09:49 <veremit> erm .. any usb client device?
May 30 16:10:09 <veremit> you just have to find a driver for it :)
May 30 16:10:30 <zumba_addict> was told not connect a serial device to it, it will ruin the bbb
May 30 16:11:32 <zumba_addict> i want my bbb to connect to a serial device(rs232) so I can send commands via a terminal software like minicom
May 30 16:12:05 <tbr> just use the usb to serial cable you have and plug it into the USB-A port next to the microSD slot
May 30 16:12:13 <zumba_addict> problem is that, I don't have a mini-usb to female-usb converter where I can connect my usb-to-serial cable
May 30 16:12:34 <tbr> if I'd known that you have zero clue about embedded hardware I would have not mentioned the native UART ports
May 30 16:12:41 <zumba_addict> tbr, i'm worried that it might ruin my bbb like you said earlier
May 30 16:12:49 <tbr> bull*
May 30 16:13:07 <tbr> that was about the _native_ ports
May 30 16:13:41 <veremit> the uart pins on the P8/9 headers are the vunerable ones
May 30 16:13:59 <zumba_addict> i'm looking at it now, i see a big usb female usb where I want to connect my usb-to-serial cable. That's the one right?
May 30 16:14:00 <veremit> don't worry about the Ethernet or USB .. I even think (don't quote me) that the debug header has protection
May 30 16:14:06 <tbr> zumba_addict: forget everything I told you. plug in the usb-to-serial cable. proceed like on regular linux.
May 30 16:14:20 <veremit> tbr .. never. Ever. Assume. lol
May 30 16:14:23 <zumba_addict> oh ok
May 30 16:14:39 <zumba_addict> tbr, another question
May 30 16:14:54 <tbr> zumba_addict: nope. sorry. gotta go.
May 30 16:16:54 <zumba_addict> folks,  i'm supplying power to my bbb via the mini-usb beside the ethernet port from my laptop's usb. I don't have 5v ps yet. I also have a network running fine. Now, will it have enough power if I connect my serial device to the female usb on the bbb?
May 30 16:17:09 <zumba_addict> or is it going to be to much?
May 30 16:17:35 <veremit> for a usb-serial .. you're probably ok
May 30 16:18:00 <zumba_addict> cool
May 30 16:18:16 <zumba_addict> i'll try it tonight as i have to attend a graduation
May 30 16:18:20 <zumba_addict> can't wait
May 30 16:18:34 <zumba_addict> thanks veremit
May 30 16:18:36 <zumba_addict> thanks tbr
May 30 17:15:59 <sla> hi all. I have tried to flash the eMMC of my BBB with the newest image. I have waited now for 2 h - but the lights are still blinking.
May 30 17:16:14 <sla> Any ideas what went wrong? Sadly I have no micro hdmi adapter.. :(
May 30 17:17:48 <Ad0> hey
May 30 17:18:01 <tbr> sla: do you have a USB-to-serial adapter?
May 30 17:18:03 <Ad0> how do they blink?
May 30 17:18:20 <Ad0> like during normal operation or back and forth like a cylon head?
May 30 17:19:02 <sla> No - no usb-to-serial adapter :/ only the usb cable
May 30 17:19:40 <sla> no - there is no pattern like back and forth
May 30 17:19:52 <sla> one of the LEDs isn'
May 30 17:19:56 <sla> isnt blinking either
May 30 17:20:15 <sla> the one next to the ethernet port
May 30 17:20:59 <Ad0> then it isn't flashing
May 30 17:21:07 <Ad0> did you edit the /boot/uEnv file on the image
May 30 17:21:11 <Ad0> how did you flash the microSD ?
May 30 17:21:40 <sla> no - actually I haven't edited the uEnv file
May 30 17:22:00 <tbr> and foremost, which image did you use
May 30 17:22:00 <sla> I followed those instructions: http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:Updating_The_Software#Flashing_the_eMMC
May 30 17:22:23 <sla> i have used this one: http://beagleboard.org/latest-images -> Debian (BeagleBone, BeagleBone Black - 4GB SD) 2015-03-01 -
May 30 17:22:55 <Ad0> then it won't flash
May 30 17:23:43 <sla> alright - and why? :)
May 30 17:23:57 <Ad0> because it will tell it to actually flash
May 30 17:24:06 <Ad0> http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack_Debian#Flashing_eMMC
May 30 17:24:26 <Ad0> so if you do lsb_release -a it will probably say that it's running the new version
May 30 17:24:29 <Ad0> thru USB console
May 30 17:24:37 <Ad0> but from the microsd
May 30 17:24:45 <Ad0> so go on console to the beaglebone and edit the file
May 30 17:24:50 <Ad0> make sure you are booted from the microsd too
May 30 17:24:56 <Ad0> to see that it works at all
May 30 17:26:12 <sla> okay
May 30 17:26:19 <sla> give me 2 min - i try :)
May 30 17:26:23 <Ad0> ok :)
May 30 17:26:33 <Ad0> I strugglewd with exactly the same thing recently
May 30 17:26:39 <Ad0> didnt understand that I should edit the damn file
May 30 17:27:32 <sla> when i do lsb_release -a
May 30 17:27:45 <sla> hehe :D
May 30 17:28:10 <sla> when i do lsb_release -a it says "no lsb modules are available" and debian 7.8 wheezy
May 30 17:29:24 <Ad0> uname -a
May 30 17:29:25 <Ad0> then
May 30 17:29:31 <sla> how can i check from which source the board has booted?
May 30 17:29:53 <sla> Linux beaglebone 3.8.13-bone70 #1 SMP Fri Jan 23 02:15:42 UTC 2015 armv7l GNU/Linux,
May 30 17:29:57 <Ad0> I usually do df -h
May 30 17:30:08 <Ad0> then it lists every mounted device
May 30 17:30:18 <Ad0> with space left and and capacity
May 30 17:30:55 <sla> okay - rootfs is 3.5 G big ^^
May 30 17:31:02 <sla> definetly the sd card
May 30 17:31:16 <Ad0> uname -a
May 30 17:31:18 <Ad0> what does that say
May 30 17:31:32 <sla> Linux beaglebone 3.8.13-bone70 #1 SMP Fri Jan 23 02:15:42 UTC 2015 armv7l GNU/Linux,
May 30 17:31:42 <Ad0> looks right
May 30 17:32:05 <sla> okay
May 30 17:32:13 <Ad0> Linux beaglebone 3.8.13-bone70 #1 SMP Fri Jan 23 02:15:42 UTC 2015 armv7l GNU/Linux
May 30 17:32:16 <Ad0> same here
May 30 17:32:24 <Ad0> ok so edit /boot/uEnv.txt etc
May 30 17:32:31 <sla> great :)
May 30 17:32:35 <Ad0> 19:24 < Ad0> http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack_Debian#Flashing_eMMC
May 30 17:32:39 <sla> thanks - i will do that now
May 30 17:32:47 <sla> thank you :)
May 30 17:33:58 <Ad0> np
May 30 17:34:05 <Ad0> and then you do shutdown -s now
May 30 17:34:18 <Ad0> and boot it with the boot button pressed etc
May 30 17:37:03 <sla> are you sure its -s?
May 30 17:37:07 <Ad0> nop
May 30 17:37:08 <Ad0> sorry
May 30 17:37:11 <Ad0> shutdown -h now
May 30 17:37:14 <sla> :D
May 30 17:37:16 <Ad0> what am I thinking
May 30 17:37:17 <Ad0> lol
May 30 17:38:11 <sla> so
May 30 17:38:28 <sla> next try to flash :)
May 30 17:38:36 <sla> its doing the nightrider thing :D
May 30 17:39:08 <Ad0> yeah cool
May 30 17:39:19 <sla> that was quite fast
May 30 17:39:20 <Ad0> then it's gonna do that for like 10 minutes and I think they all go off or something
May 30 17:39:26 <sla> only needed 2 mins or so?
May 30 17:39:38 <Ad0> that sounds very fast?
May 30 17:39:38 <sla> okay
May 30 17:39:53 <Ad0> what does it do now?
May 30 17:40:04 <Ad0> if it's still knightrider then it is in the process of flashing
May 30 17:40:11 <sla> yeah
May 30 17:40:19 <sla> still doing the knightrider
May 30 17:40:44 <sla> 13) When all four LEDS are on steady, the eMMC is flashed.
May 30 17:40:58 <sla> thats what the wiki says
May 30 17:41:00 <Ad0> yeah that was not true for me
May 30 17:41:03 <sla> so I will wait for that :)
May 30 17:41:06 <Ad0> for me they all were off
May 30 17:41:11 <sla> okay
May 30 17:41:15 <sla> good to know
May 30 17:41:21 <Ad0> so either all on or off :P
May 30 17:42:20 <sla> ;)
May 30 17:42:26 <sla> i am afk - need something to eat ^^
May 30 17:42:34 <sla> i am back soon
May 30 18:04:23 <sla> so - i am back
May 30 18:04:29 <sla> and the leds are all off :)
May 30 18:04:37 <sla> even the whole board seems to be off
May 30 18:05:07 <Ad0> maybe it is
May 30 18:05:11 <Ad0> pull out the microsd
May 30 18:06:50 <sla> :D
May 30 18:06:53 <sla> uname -a => Linux beaglebone 3.8.13-bone70 #1 SMP Fri Jan 23 02:15:42 UTC 2015 armv7l GNU/Linux
May 30 18:07:00 <Ad0> cool
May 30 18:07:17 <sla> thank you very much :)
May 30 18:07:20 <Ad0> np
May 30 18:07:40 <sla> so i can use the sd card for my programs now, right?
May 30 18:10:47 <Ad0> right
May 30 18:12:47 <sla> nice :D
May 30 18:12:49 <sla> thank you
May 30 18:12:53 <sla> i am off for today =)
May 30 18:13:27 <sla> see you
May 30 18:14:26 <Ad0> :) see ya
May 30 23:07:41 <gurki> hello there
May 30 23:08:02 <gurki> seems like the 3v3 rail on my bbb died while its been in a box for a few months
May 30 23:08:07 <gurki> wont boot anymore :/
May 30 23:08:13 <gurki> ideas what i can do?
May 30 23:08:43 <gurki> i understand there is one power chip which seems to be responsible for all the different voltages
May 30 23:09:04 <gurki> shall i just get a new one and change them or are there any better options?
May 30 23:09:29 <gurki> (i got enough experience in soldering that i should be able to do this)
May 30 23:44:00 <agmlego|skynet> I am pretty sure that is one of the BGA chips on the board.
May 31 00:04:01 <gurki> that qfn thing seems pretty much possible 2 do ...
May 31 00:04:19 <gurki> still open for suggestions though^^
May 31 01:11:40 <zumba_addict> i'm home! Graduation is done, I can now play with my bbb again :D hehehe
May 31 01:25:05 <gurki> zumba_addict: congrats :)
May 31 01:25:17 <zumba_addict> thank you :)
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