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Jun 14 15:30:01 <ocamlman> hello - I am loading several capes in uEnv.txt (e.g. cape_enable=capemgr.enable_partno=BB-UART1) but it looks like (based on cat /proc/cmdline) only the last of several capes is actually loaded
Jun 14 15:31:09 <ocamlman> specifically, here is what I added: http://pastebin.com/9SPZbdvH -- if I comment out hte last two, then UART1 is loaded. If is then uncomment the PRU, then the PRU is loaded but not UART1. any idea why?
Jun 14 15:38:12 <tbr> you're overwriting the variable
Jun 14 15:57:41 <ocamlman> tbr, that makes sense - is there a way to avoid that?
Jun 14 15:58:16 <ocamlman> tbr, i tried comma seperating the items and that works! is there a way to indicate though that if in a previous section the variable was set just append my new values to it?
Jun 14 15:58:27 <tbr> haven't worked with uboot in a while. I'd expect those to aggregate on one line somehow
Jun 14 15:58:52 <tbr> see, comma separated
Jun 14 15:59:02 <tbr> try u-boot documentation?
Jun 14 16:42:58 <Abhishek_> I've created a hotspot using a beaglebone black and a wifi module
Jun 14 16:43:25 <Abhishek_> A device is connected to the hotspot, but I'm unable to access it via "ping" or "curl"
Jun 14 16:43:33 <Abhishek_> It exits saying "no route to host"
Jun 14 17:52:54 <Okular> Anyone here today?
Jun 14 18:13:33 <mjgardes> nobody here.
Jun 14 18:13:52 <myself> apparently not.
Jun 14 18:53:15 * KotH is busy listening to EAV
Jun 14 19:35:17 <Okular> I am new with bbb and I am racking my brains trying to figure out what process is killing anything I leave running overnight.
Jun 14 19:35:49 <Okular> I checked out the usual init.d, crontab etc, nada.  How was this done on bbb?
Jun 14 19:36:36 <zmatt> uhh, nothing should be doing that
Jun 14 19:37:13 <Okular> That's what I was thinking too but when I leave a node server running, something kills it overnight.
Jun 14 19:38:15 <zmatt> have you checked things like the kernel log?  any chance the node server might be leaking memory and getting killed by the OOM-killer?
Jun 14 19:38:36 <Okular> Nope but I will right now.
Jun 14 19:39:20 <zmatt> checking the systemd journal would definitely be the first step here
Jun 14 20:08:38 <Okular> Thanks
Jun 14 20:43:48 <asiachii> hello
Jun 14 20:45:39 <asiachii> hello
Jun 14 21:06:18 <veremit> did someone say something?! :p
Jun 15 00:40:48 <vudoprint> Help!
Jun 15 00:42:05 <vudoprint> I just got a brand New BBB, and when I plug My mouse directly in USB host it works prfect, when I connect thru usb hub nothing works
Jun 15 00:47:20 <vudoprint> anyone?
Jun 15 00:53:32 <myself> vudoprint: is the hub powered?
Jun 15 01:03:07 <vudoprint> yes, the hub can be powered and not powered, I tryed both
Jun 15 01:03:31 <vudoprint> I also tryed to power them both with the same power supply
Jun 15 01:03:47 <vudoprint> and with different power supplies
Jun 15 01:28:03 <mjgardes> hmm
Jun 15 01:28:49 <mjgardes> I thought i had device tree overlays figured out.
Jun 15 01:29:11 <mjgardes> Apparently i should not have updated the kernel.
Jun 15 01:29:52 <mjgardes> I don't know how to keep track of the latest system for adding stuff to the device tree.
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