**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Sep 23 02:59:59 2015 Sep 23 09:59:02 Hi, can I use the on board usb to connect to ccs for bare metal programming? Sep 23 13:19:00 Dear community, I can't figure out where to find the carry bit of the pru ADD command on 32bit operands. In the reference guide it says it would be bit 32. But if let's say r1 stores the result neither r0 nor r2 get touched. Sep 23 13:19:06 any suggestions? Sep 23 13:22:41 hello Sep 23 13:24:37 hey miles# Sep 23 14:36:23 hello Sep 23 14:37:09 i want to know what will be the best way to program a beaglebone black rev c. Java bonescript or python? Sep 23 14:42:32 MariusNet: "best" is a subjective measure at best Sep 23 14:44:05 got it ... Sep 23 14:44:27 i`m trying to convert an arduino project to beaglebone Sep 23 14:45:05 the project have a web interface with data in eeprom etc ... Sep 23 14:45:05 use whichever enables you to get the job done the quickest i suppose Sep 23 14:45:16 probably bonescript Sep 23 14:45:24 but dont take my word as gospel Sep 23 14:45:32 i see Sep 23 14:45:35 or python Sep 23 14:45:41 i`ll try pytonh Sep 23 14:45:50 web interface with the data in mysql database Sep 23 14:46:12 and python to check every minute and compare the values for any change Sep 23 14:46:45 i have no real 'duino expirience Sep 23 14:46:52 so im far from qualified to answer Sep 23 14:47:02 but python all the things! Sep 23 14:47:30 well... arduino does the job now but .... Sep 23 14:47:40 i feel like i need something stronger Sep 23 14:47:53 so i`ll use arduino only as a sensor hub Sep 23 14:49:14 ppython has the advantage of being essentially ubiquitous Sep 23 14:49:58 i see Sep 23 14:50:05 i think i tested beaglescript Sep 23 14:50:29 and when i was trying to read another pin i have got the error that is already in use Sep 23 14:50:39 with python and adafruit cape works Sep 23 14:50:56 so basically i can run multiple scripts in the same time Sep 23 14:50:57 python would appear to be the logical choice then Sep 23 14:51:24 now i fell sorry that i discovered it too late Sep 23 14:51:39 after i have worked 1 year to program the arduino :) Sep 23 14:52:11 j0rd__ thank you Sep 23 14:59:30 MariusNet: no worrys Sep 23 15:09:01 Hi, i've build a kernel, a rootfs with debootstrap and i've an error a kernel boot : "A start job is running for dev-mmcblk0p1\xc2\xa0.dev" the boot process is stuck on that and after a time it boot in emergency mode Sep 23 15:09:20 What is wrong ? I think it's probably fstab but not sure Sep 23 15:09:36 "[DEPEND] Dependency failed for / ." Sep 23 15:17:23 well i've fixed it I had a double entry on fstab for /dev/mmcblk0p1 / auto errors=remount-ro 0 1 Sep 23 15:57:22 Q: how good or bad of a reference is the beaglebone as to this is what an arm board should or shouldn't look like Sep 23 16:03:25 deathzor: it's quite OK Sep 23 16:17:40 Hello, is it correct, that the BBB can not by itself output analog signals (such as audio), because, as I see there's no DAC among the integrated peripherals of the CPU? Sep 23 16:24:31 shylent: correct. It has an I2S interface that can be used with an external chip for things like audio output, or if you just need DC voltages you could use a PWM output with some external low pass filtering Sep 23 19:10:03 Is there any information about future or any soon hardware updates on BBB? … more RAM >= 1GB and better processor? Sep 23 19:33:49 Hi! wondering if anyone knows if you could connect a Kinect to any of the BeagleBoard Models? Sep 23 19:38:20 Penn_Jon theoretically it’s possible; there’s a USB interface and there are open-source Linux drivers. Sep 23 20:55:24 Can anyone tell me wheter the PRU can be used to read values to C? Sep 23 21:06:31 don't think the BB is fast enough to support a kinect, check the specs for the CPU requirement Sep 23 21:54:37 Dvorak yes. Find a project called “pypruss,” check the ddr_write example Sep 23 23:29:46 has anyone got tkinter to work on BBB with angstrom Sep 23 23:31:38 i've seen other people using the LCD7 with BBB using Angstrom having the same problem, but nobody seems to answer their posts Sep 23 23:36:57 most people are moving to debian, scout_ Sep 23 23:37:28 although, of course, there are always the die-hards :) Sep 24 00:03:31 will my LCD7 display work on BBB running Debian? Sep 24 00:06:16 Scout__: i've gotten it to work with the Debian jessie kernel and a custom .dtb. Sep 24 00:06:37 there are also rcn's kernels available Sep 24 00:06:48 one of which should support it Sep 24 00:15:03 vagrantc, if i use Debian Jessie with a custom .dtb, won't i have to recompile the linux kernel? Sep 24 00:27:02 no, but you will have to stay on long enough for a response... Sep 24 00:27:48 one of the nice features of kernels with .dtb support is that you don't always have to recompile the kernel for minor board changes **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Sep 24 02:59:57 2015