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Jun 30 03:13:18 <thisisanickname> I've turned my beaglebone into an email notifier for the time being :P
Jun 30 05:08:45 <Moult> thisisanickname: what do you mean by an email notifier?
Jun 30 05:09:20 <thisisanickname> If I recieve an email, it'll beep so I know I've gotten one immediately :P
Jun 30 05:56:55 <Moult> thisisanickname: i think my phone does that :)
Jun 30 05:57:13 <Moult> thisisanickname: also, how are you producing the beep noise?
Jun 30 06:49:00 <jithendra> hi
Jun 30 06:49:12 <jithendra> any one worked on gpmc configuration
Jun 30 10:19:04 <collin> coud someone please help me . I need the latest Debian flasher image as my internal flash is not working anymore after trying different images .
Jun 30 10:25:42 <vine> hii..i want to start working with PRU..
Jun 30 10:25:59 <vine> so there are different sites which have configured this on their own basis
Jun 30 10:26:02 <vine> like https://bitbucket.org/intelligentagent/pypruss, https://github.com/texane/pru_sdk
Jun 30 10:27:24 <vine> i want to build using API's like we do in other micro controllers like STM32
Jun 30 10:27:59 <vine> so from source on internet should I start working and configuring PRUSS
Jun 30 10:40:27 <goonie76> Newbie question coming up, but I'm getting an error with the BeagleBone USB-to-network driver for 64-bit Win8.1
Jun 30 10:41:19 <goonie76> Downloaded the signed drivers for 64-bit Windows from beaglebone.org (and also tried from github)
Jun 30 10:41:41 <goonie76> none of the drivers install, getting the following messages
Jun 30 10:43:30 <goonie76> Linux Developer Community (usbser) Ports (11/15/2007 5.1.2600.0)  Install failed
Jun 30 10:44:10 <goonie76> BeagleBone CDM Driver Package - Bus/D2XX Driver (03/18/2011 2.08.14)    Install failed
Jun 30 10:44:46 <goonie76> Linux Developer Community Net (06/21/2006 6.0.6000.16384)   Install failed
Jun 30 10:45:18 <goonie76> If anybody has any suggestions it'd be much appreciated
Jun 30 10:51:25 <woglinde> goonie76 use a linux which works out of box
Jun 30 10:51:47 <woglinde> goonie76 installing it in a virtual machine on your windows box should be working too
Jun 30 10:52:16 <goonie76> thanks woglinde, will give the VM option a try.
Jun 30 11:06:45 <Wonse> hello everyone
Jun 30 11:06:56 <Wonse> can anyone help me
Jun 30 11:07:16 <Wonse> with permanently setting time on bbb
Jun 30 11:08:40 <tbr> the BBB doesn't have a buffered RTC, so every time you power it up, you need to set it anew
Jun 30 11:10:05 <Wonse> okay
Jun 30 11:10:26 <Wonse> how do even go about changing its time
Jun 30 11:11:34 <Wonse> been using  ntpdate -b -s -u pool.ntp.org
Jun 30 11:11:48 <Wonse> but that does not work
Jun 30 11:18:55 <samael> Wonse: is the bbb on-line?
Jun 30 11:19:07 <samael> what image are you using?
Jun 30 11:19:26 <samael> (you can check with cat /etc/dogtag)
Jun 30 11:20:27 <Wonse> yes it is
Jun 30 11:21:04 <Wonse> 2015 03 01
Jun 30 11:21:23 <Wonse> debian
Jun 30 11:23:20 <samael> jessie or wheezy? anyway there should be some sort of ntp out of the box, iirc
Jun 30 11:23:33 <samael> (on jessie via systemd-timesyncd)
Jun 30 11:24:32 <samael> try to play a bit with timedatectl
Jun 30 11:26:52 <Wonse> thanks
Jun 30 11:28:19 <Wonse> I have ntp.conf
Jun 30 11:28:29 <Wonse> can I set the time there
Jun 30 11:31:32 <goonie76> woglinde: access works great through a Virtualbox VM.  Thanks for the assistance.
Jun 30 11:31:36 <woglinde> samael 2015 03 01 should be wheezy
Jun 30 11:31:42 <woglinde> goonie76 fine ;)
Jun 30 11:32:16 <woglinde> Wonse hm install ntpdate too
Jun 30 11:32:34 <tbr> does the ntpd in wheezy not have initial?
Jun 30 11:32:40 <woglinde> the debian config stuff should be take care to run it before ntod
Jun 30 11:32:42 <woglinde> ups ntpd
Jun 30 11:32:46 <tbr> ntpdate has been deprecated for a while
Jun 30 11:32:54 <woglinde> tbr not really ;)
Jun 30 11:32:59 <ogra_> usually ntpdate is called by ifup every time a network connection is brought up
Jun 30 11:33:03 <woglinde> look at ubuntu 1.05
Jun 30 11:33:08 <woglinde> ups 14.04
Jun 30 11:33:22 <ogra_> there should be an ntpdate script under /etc/network/interfaces/if-up.d
Jun 30 11:33:22 <woglinde> or what ogra says
Jun 30 11:33:29 <woglinde> yes
Jun 30 11:33:41 <ogra_> not sure how it works in the systemd versions of debian now though
Jun 30 11:33:56 <woglinde> he should have wheezy according to the date
Jun 30 11:34:07 <ogra_> (i think timesyncd isnt ready yet... or rather debian isnt ready for a fulll replacement)
Jun 30 11:37:24 <Wonse> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 69 not upgraded
Jun 30 11:37:37 <Wonse> reply from update
Jun 30 11:59:33 <Wonse> has anyone managed to set time on BBB
Jun 30 12:00:10 <Wonse> every blog have tried has been unsuccessful
Jun 30 12:00:46 <ogra_> whats not working ? you didnt even mention what the error is
Jun 30 12:45:28 <woglinde> if all fails
Jun 30 12:45:37 <woglinde> setting the time with date should working
Jun 30 13:30:37 <Guest67873> Hi! I have a problem with the Xserver under Debian (Kernel 3.8). Ich have connected a touchscreen (nh5 cape). The Display is working and with "evtest /dev/input/event2" I get the coordinated when I touch the screen. The problem is that the cursor jumps to the left upper edge and stays there, The xinput_calibrator doesn't change anything. This is my xorg.conf: http://pastebin.com/mYebDVWA. Here is my X-Server Log: http://pastebin.c
Jun 30 14:04:36 <Guest67873> nobody?
Jun 30 14:04:53 <Guest67873> I'm stuck with this since 1 week..
Jun 30 14:05:20 <Guest67873> I asked in several online forums but nobody ever answered
Jun 30 14:06:03 <av500> not many people use such a cape
Jun 30 14:07:22 <Guest67873> ok. But I think it's not the capes problem. "evtest /dev/input/event2" outputs me the right coordinates
Jun 30 14:07:42 <Guest67873> so it seems that it is an x11 problem...
Jun 30 14:08:03 <Guest67873> But this is a crap program (sorry)
Jun 30 14:09:08 <Guest67873> I tried almost everything :-(
Jun 30 14:11:16 <woglinde> hm yes looks like calibration problem
Jun 30 14:11:25 <woglinde> why did you not ask the manufactor?
Jun 30 14:11:50 <woglinde> are theire some binary stuff envolved?
Jun 30 14:13:50 <Guest67873> the manufacturer says that on his debian it works... And I see that it works because of the right coordinated. I don't get it why evtev+xserver wont use them
Jun 30 14:14:02 <Guest67873> what do you mean by binary stuff?
Jun 30 14:23:17 <Guest67873> My XServer Log says: "devide by Zero in xf86ScaleAxis" when I touch the screen
Jun 30 14:23:32 <Guest67873> can that be the problem?
Jun 30 14:24:23 <av500> https://www.google.com/search?q=devide+by+Zero+in+xf86ScaleAxis
Jun 30 14:24:24 <av500> it can
Jun 30 14:25:15 <Guest67873> and how can it be solved? when I google that theres almost nothing related to that error
Jun 30 14:25:28 <Guest67873> seems that I'm the only one having it..
Jun 30 14:27:26 <Guest67873> And in linux forums I get no help...
Jun 30 14:27:33 <av500> as said, not many people use an LCD cape
Jun 30 14:27:59 <Guest67873> but if the cape was a mouse? what would you do then?
Jun 30 14:28:14 <ogra_> feed it with cheese
Jun 30 14:28:31 <Guest67873> ;-)
Jun 30 14:29:33 <av500> mice dont need calibration
Jun 30 14:31:06 <Guest67873> ok. I reformulate: what would you do if you moved your mouse and the cursor would jump to the upper left edge edge and then would move anymore?
Jun 30 14:31:19 <Guest67873> independent from any calibration
Jun 30 14:36:11 <woglinde> are you sure the coordinates from evdev are right?
Jun 30 14:36:38 <Guest67873> yes. I'm absolutely sure
Jun 30 14:39:07 <woglinde> hm I found this
Jun 30 14:39:11 <woglinde> maybe it is helping
Jun 30 14:39:12 <woglinde> http://hunterhu.com/1/post/2015/01/setup-xorg-touchpanel-input-dev-path-with-udev-rules.html
Jun 30 15:00:24 <Guest67873> thanks for the link. but It doesn't help too...
Jun 30 15:00:51 <Guest67873> I think it only manages the mapping for searched devices
Jun 30 15:01:15 <woglinde> did you look at the xorg.conf?
Jun 30 15:01:27 <Guest67873> yeah sure
Jun 30 15:02:02 <woglinde> option width and height?
Jun 30 15:03:36 <Guest67873> yes
Jun 30 15:03:48 <woglinde> hm okay
Jun 30 15:05:32 <Guest67873> http://pastebin.com/
Jun 30 15:06:02 <woglinde> url is missing something
Jun 30 15:07:12 <Guest67873> ups sorry. im tired http://pastebin.com/DGUqwrTH
Jun 30 15:08:00 <woglinde> can you pastebin the output of ev_test?
Jun 30 15:08:55 <Guest67873> Yes: http://pastebin.com/LjuUaCbG
Jun 30 15:09:03 <Guest67873> I touched the screen shortly...
Jun 30 15:14:02 <woglinde> can you touch around the clock beginning in the left upper corner?
Jun 30 15:16:10 <Guest67873> yes:http://pastebin.com/9nb6ybnq
Jun 30 15:21:30 <woglinde> hm whats the output of xinput_calibrator -v
Jun 30 15:21:31 <woglinde> ?
Jun 30 15:25:44 <Guest67873> http://pastebin.com/eq5AwTyJ
Jun 30 15:27:38 <woglinde> hm okay so no evdev missmatch
Jun 30 15:27:53 <woglinde> sorry I do not have any idea anymore
Jun 30 15:28:05 <woglinde> besides compiling xorg with some debug messages
Jun 30 15:34:29 <woglinde> hm it could be the udev stuff which adds the device as mice
Jun 30 15:34:45 <woglinde> according tp your xorg.log
Jun 30 15:35:16 <woglinde> so you might be to blacklist the device with udev
Jun 30 15:57:00 <masm> --
Jun 30 20:39:29 <thisisanickname> You don't need to flash the OS into eMMC. You can boot an OS directly from the SD card.
Jun 30 20:39:39 <thisisanickname> woops
Jun 30 20:39:54 <thisisanickname> I had been scrolled really far up :P
Jul 01 01:52:07 <mistawright> hi guys what is the best way to power the beagle bone plack through the pins
Jul 01 02:00:22 <veremit> you want the pins the right 'side' of the regulator ..
Jul 01 02:00:39 <veremit> iirc its apparent on the SRM or schematics
Jul 01 02:00:49 <veremit> regulator/pmic
Jul 01 02:04:58 <mistawright> yeah ill be powering through vdd_5v with a 5volt source
Jul 01 02:41:46 <veremit> if you want to take power for peripherals .. the SYS_5V is the one iirc
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