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Jun 21 03:58:06 <ayjay> cool
Jun 21 03:58:08 <ayjay> which power capes are you using
Jun 21 05:58:01 <nandy> Hi
Jun 21 05:58:08 <nandy> Hello
Jun 21 05:58:42 <nandy> Hi, I need  one help
Jun 21 06:02:09 <nandy_> hi
Jun 21 06:02:56 <nandy_> beaglebone black board is supported to linux mint OS
Jun 21 06:13:21 <nandy> beaglebone black board is supported to linux mint OS
Jun 21 06:14:34 <tbr> is there mint for arm?
Jun 21 07:25:10 <tomba> zmatt: ping
Jun 21 07:55:55 <zmatt> pong
Jun 21 08:02:45 <tomba> zmatt: the bbb lcdc underflow/synclost problem on TI's PSDK you reported. I still don't know how that got through testing, as not only are there underflows, the R and B colors are swapped on the HDMI...
Jun 21 08:03:27 <tomba> in any case, the problem is that we lost RGB565 support at some point when migrating to more recent SGX driver. we're adding that back, and will use RGB565 by default, which hopefully gets rid of the issues.
Jun 21 08:10:33 <zmatt> ok, so it was in 24-bit mode and this required more bandwidth than available?
Jun 21 08:11:43 <zmatt> (just sent a reply to the pyra TILER mail btw)
Jun 21 08:11:44 <tomba> yes. now, of course, there may be other regressions, but I think that's the main one.
Jun 21 08:12:14 <zmatt> well I hadn't looked at any am335x sdk before, so I didn't know it was a regression :)
Jun 21 08:12:36 <zmatt> I was mainly surprised it got through testing in such a state, but then apparently so are you
Jun 21 08:15:58 <tomba> yes... I'm guessing that there was some kind of a misunderstanding. the underflows and sync losts are a known problem, it's easy to hit them if you use 32-bit rgb and anything a bit higher res. so perhaps the testers thought it means it's fine to have the underflows. I don't know.
Jun 21 08:16:21 <tomba> in any case, thanks for bringing it up, at least we'll get it fixed now =)
Jun 21 08:17:50 <zmatt> you're welcome
Jun 21 12:02:33 <ZeekHuge> Hi ! I am the pru code written in asm and compiled using PRU-CGT is not getting loaded . is it the pru_rproc ?
Jun 21 12:02:42 <ZeekHuge> thats causing this issue ?
Jun 21 12:03:02 <ZeekHuge> *I have the
Jun 21 19:35:08 <Crofton> I've got th ejessie image on an sd card and that booted
Jun 21 19:35:28 <Crofton> then I tried updating the kernel and ended up with it not finding root at boot
Jun 21 19:35:56 <Crofton> this might be the suspicious message: ALERT!  /dev/disk/by-uuid/b60b2ad1-b580-4b47-998e-1cc920cd843f does not exist.
Jun 21 20:08:21 <veremit> Crofton: probably need to regenerate the initramf
Jun 21 20:08:25 <veremit> fs*
Jun 21 20:08:59 <veremit> I think there's a friendly debian command line "update-initramfs" lol
Jun 21 20:09:19 <zmatt> which gets executed automatically when you install a kernel package
Jun 21 20:09:23 <Crofton> (initramfs) update-initramfs
Jun 21 20:09:23 <Crofton> /bin/sh: update-initramfs: not found
Jun 21 20:09:43 <Crofton> seems like that didn't happen
Jun 21 20:09:53 <zmatt> you can't run that command from initramfs
Jun 21 20:10:02 <zmatt> but since you're there, apparently you do have an initramfs
Jun 21 20:10:03 <zmatt> :P
Jun 21 20:10:16 <zmatt> check /dev/disk/by-uuid/
Jun 21 20:11:40 <Crofton> no /dev/disk directory
Jun 21 20:11:51 <zmatt> odd
Jun 21 20:11:51 <Crofton> this debian stuff is greek to me
Jun 21 20:11:56 <zmatt> which kernel did you upgrade to?
Jun 21 20:12:37 <zmatt> well initramfs isn't very debian-specific
Jun 21 20:14:14 <zmatt> can you show your boot log (via pastebin or such) ?
Jun 21 20:15:45 <Crofton> http://pastebin.com/Pfbg6vCg
Jun 21 20:17:13 <zmatt> ok, not terribly descriptive, try:  dmesg
Jun 21 20:18:06 <zmatt> it does seem like there may be a mismatch between the initramfs and the kernel
Jun 21 20:18:11 <zmatt> /scripts/init-top/udev: line 14: can't create /sys/kernel/uevent_helper: Permission denied
Jun 21 20:18:37 <Crofton> all I want is a rootfs with a recent kernel
Jun 21 20:20:56 <Crofton> dmesg isn't super helpful
Jun 21 20:21:06 <zmatt> I've never seen that error, although I find quite a few people with that error on the interwebs
Jun 21 20:21:35 <Crofton> yeah
Jun 21 20:22:25 <zmatt> did you also upgrade initramfs-tools or just the kernel?
Jun 21 20:23:12 <zmatt> wtf, your pastebin has already been indexed by google
Jun 21 20:24:02 <zmatt> on page 2 of search results, which is also the last page... so not many people have this error
Jun 21 20:25:42 <Crofton> something like this: http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack_Debian#Kernel_Upgrade
Jun 21 20:26:20 <zmatt> oh I have absolutely no idea what that script does, is it even still relevant?
Jun 21 20:26:29 <zmatt> what kernel did it install?
Jun 21 20:28:38 <Crofton> looks like 4.6 from dmesg
Jun 21 20:28:47 <zmatt> full name please (uname -r)
Jun 21 20:29:01 <Crofton> 4.6.2-bone3
Jun 21 20:31:22 <zmatt> ok, that can actually boot fine without initramfs, so let's try that...
Jun 21 20:31:52 <zmatt> your boot partition is mmcblk0p2 right?  since I saw something about FAT you probably have a 2-partition sd
Jun 21 20:32:25 <zmatt> although, ehh
Jun 21 20:32:26 <Crofton> no, I think it is a one partition
Jun 21 20:32:50 <zmatt> your log actually looks like it tried to boot from eMMC, not from SD
Jun 21 20:33:32 <Crofton> damn it where is the page about installing jessie on the sd card
Jun 21 20:33:47 <zmatt> try breaking into uboot and doing:  ls mmc 0:1 /boot
Jun 21 20:33:50 <Crofton> People keep telling me "Debian is easy"
Jun 21 20:34:06 <zmatt> well I've never seen this issue :P
Jun 21 20:34:25 <Crofton> your fingers are trained
Jun 21 20:35:18 <ds2> debian is a pain
Jun 21 20:35:24 <ds2> go small, go yocto ;)
Jun 21 20:35:33 <zmatt> sure, yocto is very easy :P
Jun 21 20:35:36 <Crofton> if the bsps were any good
Jun 21 20:35:44 <zmatt> Crofton: are you in uboot yet?
Jun 21 20:35:50 <Crofton> yeah
Jun 21 20:36:11 <zmatt> do you see your kernel with that command? (I hope I remembered uboot syntax right)
Jun 21 20:36:14 <Crofton> meta-ti only goes to tgx file, doesn't build the sd card image
Jun 21 20:36:39 <ds2> there are too many bastardization of the boot process
Jun 21 20:37:00 <Crofton>          5998632 vmlinuz-4.6.1-armv7-x4
Jun 21 20:37:26 <zmatt> that's not 4.6.2-bone3
Jun 21 20:37:49 <zmatt> that's also not a kernel you'd normally install on a beaglebone
Jun 21 20:38:29 <jkridner> Crofton: long time no see in #beagle land!
Jun 21 20:38:42 <Crofton> how would you get recent jessie on an sd card with a recent kernel
Jun 21 20:38:47 <Crofton> hey
Jun 21 20:39:01 <Crofton> I figured I would see if debian was easy
Jun 21 20:39:07 <Crofton> it isn't
Jun 21 20:39:18 <jkridner> http://beagleboard.org/latest-images along with etcher.io
Jun 21 20:39:49 <jkridner> 8.5 under testing at http://debian.beagleboard.org/images under the rcn dir
Jun 21 20:39:53 <Crofton> all I need to do is get a light3d and some steppers going
Jun 21 20:40:21 <jkridner> not sure what light3d is.
Jun 21 20:40:46 <zmatt> Crofton: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade   is always a good beginning, and for the latest 4.6-bone kernel   sudo apt install linux-image-4.6.2-bone3
Jun 21 20:41:30 <Crofton> the internet space is so polluted
Jun 21 20:41:38 <zmatt> yes there's a lot of outdated info
Jun 21 20:42:04 <zmatt> also, if you're using 4.6 you can actually just get rid of the initramfs... also speeds up boot
Jun 21 20:42:57 <zmatt> also be careful with SD while there's still a valid image on eMMC
Jun 21 20:43:05 <zmatt> it's easy for them to get mixed
Jun 21 20:43:11 <zmatt> which actually seems to have happened for some reason
Jun 21 20:43:47 <zmatt> I never really use SD myself, I just flash eMMC
Jun 21 20:44:57 <zmatt> this may help to manually get it to boot: http://pastebin.com/TG0VnPu8
Jun 21 20:45:10 <zmatt> although for sd you need to replace 1:1 by 0:1 and mmcblk1p1 by mmcblk0p1
Jun 21 20:47:25 <zmatt> hmm, and maybe you need to set 'dtb' if your uEnv.txt doesn't
Jun 21 20:48:15 <zmatt> run findfdt ; setenv dtb $fdtfile
Jun 21 20:49:19 <zmatt> bigger question is, why does u-boot say  ** File not found uEnv.txt **
Jun 21 20:49:41 <zmatt> it should be present in your /boot
Jun 21 20:51:57 <zmatt> and since I seem to be talking to myself, I'll just go do something else
Jun 21 20:53:17 * ds2 mutters userland drivers suck
Jun 21 20:53:25 * ds2 adds flame bait for zmatt ;)
Jun 21 20:53:47 * zmatt slaps ds2 with a trout
Jun 21 20:55:48 <Guest40178> Hello, everyone. I am have a legacy project that utilized classic Beagleboard, for an educational kit. We need to produce a few more units, because a client requested it. I wonder if anyone would like to sell me some used boards. Thanks!
Jun 21 20:57:33 <ds2> where are you?
Jun 21 20:58:26 <Guest40178> i am in Brazil
Jun 21 20:58:40 <ds2> blah
Jun 21 20:58:51 <ds2> got 3 spare ones but I am not dealing with the paperwork for international shipping
Jun 21 20:59:08 <Guest40178> I have an address in USA
Jun 21 20:59:38 <Guest40178> so, you do not need to do international shipping
Jun 21 20:59:43 <ds2> there are still potential paperwork issues
Jun 21 21:00:27 <Guest40178> I know
Jun 21 21:00:31 <Guest40178> but, then I handle that
Jun 21 21:00:42 <Guest40178> we are using in an educational kit
Jun 21 21:00:46 <veremit> why can't you buy new ones?
Jun 21 21:00:57 <Guest40178> there are no more new boards
Jun 21 21:01:01 <Guest40178> of the classic Beagle
Jun 21 21:01:22 <veremit> the so-called 'white'
Jun 21 21:01:26 <ds2> so does that mean it should sell for much more then list? ;)
Jun 21 21:01:39 <ds2> veremit: I assume he meant the OMAP3530 ones
Jun 21 21:01:50 <Guest40178> the OMAP3530, you are right
Jun 21 21:01:53 <Guest40178> the red one
Jun 21 21:01:55 <veremit> ah
Jun 21 21:01:58 <veremit> the big one
Jun 21 21:01:59 <ds2> one of the best boards out there ever
Jun 21 21:02:03 <Guest40178> rev C$4, rev C5 etc
Jun 21 21:02:04 <ds2> no, the big one is the BBX
Jun 21 21:02:11 <veremit> -sigh-
Jun 21 21:02:21 <ds2> probally the BB15 nowadays
Jun 21 21:03:05 <veremit> the x15isn't red or .. anything.. iirc
Jun 21 21:03:18 <veremit> I think the pcb colour is same as the black
Jun 21 21:03:25 <ds2> *shrug*
Jun 21 21:03:39 <veremit> indeed
Jun 21 21:04:15 <Ragnorok> It needs to be indigo or something, so we can use BBI.  (grin)
Jun 21 21:04:52 <veremit> BB-indigogo :P
Jun 21 21:05:02 <Guest40178> ds2: can we do business with these 3 boards?
Jun 21 21:05:09 <veremit> did anything come of the enhanced?
Jun 21 21:05:28 <ds2> Guest40178: I think I'll decline
Jun 21 21:05:50 <ds2> penalties are stiff if something goes wrong :(
Jun 21 21:06:35 <Guest40178> ds2: ok, thanks
Jun 21 21:07:46 <zmatt> veremit: well they promised to ship all boards
Jun 21 21:07:51 <zmatt> we'll see how that turns out
Jun 21 21:08:09 <ds2> veremit: I wonder how confusing it'll get if there is a BB-rainbow ;)
Jun 21 21:13:18 <mrpackethead> Guest40178, i might be able to help you
Jun 21 21:13:34 <mrpackethead> I have some older BBW,'s never been used.
Jun 21 21:13:36 <Guest40178> mrpackethead: that is grea
Jun 21 21:13:39 <Guest40178> great
Jun 21 21:13:52 <mrpackethead> how many do you need.
Jun 21 21:14:05 <Guest40178> as many as possible, actually
Jun 21 21:14:25 <Guest40178> our client asked 50 units of this kit
Jun 21 21:14:33 <mrpackethead> oh i wont' have 50
Jun 21 21:14:36 <Guest40178> i know
Jun 21 21:14:39 <mrpackethead> i  migth have 5 or 6
Jun 21 21:14:46 <Guest40178> that works for us
Jun 21 21:15:04 <Guest40178> i already explained to the client that we may not find 50
Jun 21 21:15:11 <zmatt> BBW isn't classic BB
Jun 21 21:15:28 <zmatt> BBW is beaglebone, not beagleboard
Jun 21 21:15:38 <Guest40178> oh, i think you are right
Jun 21 21:15:45 <mrpackethead> oh, you want beagle boards
Jun 21 21:15:49 <Guest40178> yes
Jun 21 21:15:52 <mrpackethead> that i dont' have.
Jun 21 21:15:53 <mrpackethead> sorry.
Jun 21 21:15:56 <Guest40178> with OMAP 3530
Jun 21 21:15:57 <mrpackethead> I have some BBW's
Jun 21 21:15:59 <mrpackethead> :-(
Jun 21 21:16:05 <Guest40178> no problem. thanks anyway
Jun 21 21:19:51 <GenTooMan> I have some old classic BB's
Jun 21 21:20:37 <GenTooMan> Not sure which revision however I would have to actually find them ... somewhere in the building.
Jun 21 21:21:38 <GenTooMan> It's too bad you can't use the more up to date BBB though.
Jun 21 21:22:32 <Guest40178> GenTooMan: too bad, for sure. Could you sell me your old units, if you find them?
Jun 22 00:36:00 <Sark> So, I'm currently beating my head against a wall trying to flash a BeagleBone Green I just bought. I'm trying to build a drive emulator (http://www.pdp8.net/mfm/revb/revb_board_build.shtml), and I'm using the author's supplied image written to an SD card.
Jun 22 00:36:25 <Sark> When I attempt to boot the BeagleBone with it though, it crashes, and leaves D4 on solid. I can't communicate with it over the USB port.
Jun 22 00:36:44 <Sark> the BeagleBone works fine on it's own though, and I can communicate with it if I boot without the SD card.
Jun 22 00:37:46 <Sark> I've already checked with the author, and he confirms that the image is good, and works on all his boards. I'm not sure where to turn now.
Jun 22 00:37:51 <Sark> Is my BeagleBone defective?
Jun 22 00:38:32 <Sark> And yes, I've tried both with and without pressing the boot button, no difference. I have also tried with my computer's USB port and with a cellular phone charger to power the board with.
Jun 22 00:39:52 <n1cky> on a Black, after enabling spidev1 and i2c2, I get the following in dmesg: "pin 44e1099c.0 already requested by 481a0000.spi; cannot claim for 48038000.mcasp"
Jun 22 00:40:19 <n1cky> capemgr.disable_partno=BB-BONELT-HDMI,BB-BONELT-HDMIN,BB-SPIDEV0,BB-I2C1
Jun 22 00:40:35 <n1cky> enable_partno=BB-SPIDEV1,BB-I2C21
Jun 22 00:40:39 <n1cky> any thoughts?
Jun 22 00:42:19 <n1cky> Google leads me to think mcasp is audio, but given that I'm disabling HDMI / HDMIN, shouldn't that disable that?
Jun 22 02:30:11 <Leo_> Hi! I am having problems with my beaglebone black. There is no 3v3 output. Based from inspection, there is only 1.1v reading from the sys_5v pin. What may have caused the board to not power up?
Jun 22 02:46:52 <HELP> can someone help me
Jun 22 02:47:19 <Guest39298> hi
Jun 22 02:47:27 <Guest39298> can anyone help me
Jun 22 02:48:22 <vagrantc> easier to help if you describe your issue and wait patiently
Jun 22 02:50:18 <Guest39298> I ran the shutdown command on my default beaglebone black OS while it was plugged into my computer using the provided cable that allows network over usb. I was able to ssh into the beaglebone before I ran the shutdown command, but after I ran it (and unplugged and plugged the provided cable into my computer again) the start.htm page says that my drivers aren't installed and I can't ssh into it anymore
Jun 22 02:50:48 <Guest39298> checking my network connections on my mac, I see that now the beaglebone has a self assigned ip
Jun 22 02:51:21 <Guest39298> I was wondering if this was because I ran the shutdown command through ssh.
Jun 22 02:52:06 <Guest39298> I also pressed the push button once, but I didn't have an sd card inside
Jun 22 02:52:25 <Guest39298> I have installed both the network and serial driver again and again on my mac
Jun 22 02:52:40 <Guest39298> but the start.htm file still says to download the drivers
Jun 22 02:52:44 <Guest39298> any help would be appreciated
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