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Jun 17 06:23:35 <kremlin> zmatt: around?
Jun 17 06:29:09 <IRCX1923> [08:28] <irctc806> hello I have a question, I have a bipolar signal 5+-V, that I want to clip to 0...3.3V how do I do this with a bipolar opamp circuit ?many thanks for reading and taking your time
Jun 17 07:06:29 <zmatt> around what?
Jun 17 07:29:20 <ScrumpyJack> hmm, usb gadget seems broken for me.
Jun 17 07:34:02 * zmatt hands ScrumpyJack duct-tape
Jun 17 07:49:22 <ScrumpyJack> i thought booting the BBB from usb would spin up usb gadget module g_ether on the BBB
Jun 17 07:50:59 <ScrumpyJack> It spins up the usb storage gadget, and i can mount that on the gadget host, but nothing ethernet related
Jun 17 07:51:53 <ScrumpyJack> I'm gonna need more than duct-tape ;)
Jun 17 07:52:29 <zmatt> it should be a composite device
Jun 17 07:52:45 <zmatt> by default
Jun 17 07:53:10 <zmatt> storage + serial (CDC-ACM) + network (RNDIS)
Jun 17 07:53:38 <KotH> ScrumpyJack: try superglue
Jun 17 07:53:57 <ScrumpyJack> zmatt: yeah, that's what I've read
Jun 17 07:54:06 <ScrumpyJack> known issue?
Jun 17 07:56:52 <ScrumpyJack> will boot with AC and ethernet cable and poke around
Jun 17 07:57:00 <zmatt> doesn't matter how you "boot"
Jun 17 07:57:09 <zmatt> that's just a source of power
Jun 17 08:05:09 <ScrumpyJack> it does it i want to access the BBB!
Jun 17 08:06:34 <zmatt> no that has nothing to do with boot (unless that connman stuff the standard images use is broken), you can happily plug in usb later while powered, and ethernet at the same time if you want
Jun 17 08:06:52 <ScrumpyJack> (no available ethernet here, need to move the BBB to another room!)
Jun 17 08:09:54 <zmatt> ah
Jun 17 08:13:00 <ScrumpyJack> hmm, all modules are there. does my USB cable need to be OTG?
Jun 17 08:22:19 <zmatt> that question doesn't even make sense
Jun 17 08:22:45 <zmatt> what OS are using on your host?
Jun 17 08:36:17 <Xe_> Hello
Jun 17 08:39:52 <Xe_> I've a problem with ethtool not showing any data on debian 7.9 however it works well on debian 8.5 and ubuntu 16.04
Jun 17 08:43:15 <Xe_> Anyone alive in here?!
Jun 17 08:58:14 <ScrumpyJack> sed 's/that question doesn't even make sense/Could you rephrase that? I'm not sure I follow/'
Jun 17 09:03:06 <Xe__> http://pastebin.com/6yHNH6QP
Jun 17 09:03:49 <Xe__> It should show the speed and duplex and other information but it does not!
Jun 17 09:28:27 <OurChannelBot> im looking for a culey
Jun 17 09:29:24 <ScrumpyJack> Xe__: have you tried mii-tool?
Jun 17 09:29:42 <Xe__> same thing
Jun 17 09:30:14 <Xe__> root@beaglebone:~# mii-tool
Jun 17 09:30:15 <Xe__> SIOCGMIIPHY on 'eth0' failed: Unknown error 524
Jun 17 09:30:17 <Xe__> SIOCGMIIPHY on 'eth1' failed: Operation not supported
Jun 17 09:32:21 <Xe__> no MII interfaces found
Jun 17 09:32:22 <Xe__> root@beaglebone:~#
Jun 17 09:33:58 <Xe__> I've been looking into this for two days now!
Jun 17 09:47:03 <tbr> Xe__: which kernel version on the respective images?
Jun 17 09:47:30 <tbr> Xe__: it's possible that the image where it doesn't work has an old kernel that didn't implement the necessary bits
Jun 17 09:47:35 <Xe__> 3.8.13-bone79
Jun 17 09:47:47 <tbr> on all the images? really?
Jun 17 09:47:52 <Xe__> no
Jun 17 09:48:06 <Xe__> this is the one which has the issue
Jun 17 09:48:19 <Xe__> others are ti kernals
Jun 17 09:48:53 <Xe__> ti kernels works fine
Jun 17 09:50:01 <Xe__> if you want the specified kernel versions I will boot from and SD card and check it
Jun 17 09:51:05 <tbr> ok, well, sounds like the old 3.8 kernel doesn't expose the information then
Jun 17 09:51:41 <tbr> either switch to a newer kernel or backport the necessary changes. I'd strongly recommend the former.
Jun 17 09:53:23 <Xe__> the ti kernels are only available in the Jessie release and I want to stick with Wheezy
Jun 17 09:53:39 <Xe__> 3.8.13-bone79 is the latest Wheezy
Jun 17 09:53:56 <tbr> you should be able to build a newer kernel and install it on a wheezy image
Jun 17 09:54:10 <Xe__> how can I do this?
Jun 17 09:54:17 <tbr> either with the rcn script as deb or by manually sprinkling the files into the filesystem
Jun 17 09:54:52 <tbr> or you could even just download a prebuilt deb for jessie and install it or unpack it on wheezy
Jun 17 09:55:56 <Xe__> I have both latest wheezy and jessie downloaded
Jun 17 09:56:18 <tbr> yes, but you'll need the kernel package
Jun 17 09:57:26 <Xe__> ok, I will start looking into this
Jun 17 09:57:35 <Xe__> thanks
Jun 17 10:06:29 <tbr> np
Jun 17 14:25:11 <VirG1> Hi People
Jun 17 19:04:40 <Ragnorok> I'm finding little info on using the hardware crypto, or enabling it, for general use in something like libgcrypt or libcrypt++.  Am I missing something obvious or is this largely uncharted territory?
Jun 17 19:55:03 <chanakya_vc> I have just flashed a BBB with ubuntu.Unfortunately on using ssh, it is showing connection timed out.So I used demsg,and it is showing cdc_ether kevent 12 may have been dropped
Jun 17 19:56:02 <chanakya_vc> And eth1 and eth 0 do not have any ipaddress attached to it.Can anyone help me out?
Jun 17 19:56:25 <chanakya_vc> Latest version of ubuntu
Jun 17 19:57:22 <Ragnorok> Have you tried USB?  Have you tried the serial console with a FTDI cable?  The BBB has no eth1, btw, just eth0 & usb0.
Jun 17 19:58:52 <chanakya_vc> Ragnorok, This eth 1 and eth0 I am talking on my host computer.
Jun 17 20:00:20 <chanakya_vc> I believe that BBB shows up as  eth 1(or any other number except 0 ) on the host right?
Jun 17 20:07:13 <Ragnorok> Depends on what part it's plugged into I expect.  My xp is 'nix eth<n> are bound to NICs, not what's plugged into them.
Jun 17 20:23:52 <daniel_1901> Hi Everybody
Jun 17 20:24:44 <daniel_1901> i have a qusten how to use the tieqep driver with c++ code
Jun 17 20:25:57 <daniel_1901> i found this code on Github from Teknoman
Jun 17 20:26:01 <daniel_1901> https://github.com/Teknoman117/beaglebot/tree/master/encoders/api/c%2B%2B
Jun 17 20:26:23 <daniel_1901> but i dont know how i can use the interface to the kernel
Jun 17 20:26:49 <daniel_1901> and what i have to do to use the driver interface
Jun 17 20:49:19 <daniel_1901> i can cat the values from driver but im not able to understand the provided readme
Jun 17 20:50:18 <daniel_1901> for the api code
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