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Jul 14 03:13:17 <zumba_addict> hi PDogJr, just saw your response `are you just trying to ping it?`
Jul 14 03:13:59 <zumba_addict> yes, I just tried again tonight and I get an icmp timeout. I connected to it using ssh. I was planning to run tcpdump but found out there is no tcpdump
Jul 14 03:14:31 <zumba_addict> not sure why beagle is preventing icmp ping request
Jul 14 03:16:27 <zumba_addict> not a big deal, just curious how to disable it
Jul 14 03:16:35 <PDogJr> strange, I can ping mine without any issues
Jul 14 03:16:45 <PDogJr> it must be software related then, what image are you using?
Jul 14 03:21:33 <zumba_addict> it's a year old image
Jul 14 03:21:37 <zumba_addict> i forgot how i did it
Jul 14 03:21:48 <zumba_addict> Linux beaglebone 3.8.13-bone47 #1 SMP Fri Apr 11 01:36:09 UTC 2014 armv7l GNU/Linux
Jul 14 03:22:30 <zumba_addict> wow, kernel is 2 years old
Jul 14 04:13:14 <OurChannelBot> KimK, oh hey ;)
Jul 14 04:30:33 <swartzcr> hi all - I'm trying to setup a beaglebone black for the first time, and in the process of trying to expose the outside internet to it over USB I think I messed up the ip bridge over USB that allowed me to ssh into it
Jul 14 04:31:12 <swartzcr> can anyone help me trounbelshoot?
Jul 14 04:56:18 <bastian__> hello!
Jul 14 04:56:39 <bastian__> I'am from Chile
Jul 14 11:26:41 <GeofC> Quick question:  In some online posts I see that I2C2 is located in /sys/bus/i2c/devices/1-xxxx, but on my system it appears that I2C2 has moved to /sys/bus/i2c/devices/2-xxxx.  Am I right?
Jul 14 13:25:51 <VirG> Hi People
Jul 14 13:35:02 <GeofC> Ok, just FYI, I did verify that I2C2 is now in /sys/bus/i2c/devices/2-xxxx.
Jul 14 13:46:02 <Ragnorok> swartzcr: Try using Ethernet to get in, or the serial console.
Jul 14 13:48:19 <Ragnorok> GeofC: I'm sure that's kernel specific but 4.1.x has it where you say it is on my unit.  I have 0-xxxx, 1-xxxx, and 2-xxxx along with i2c-n for each device, in there.
Jul 14 13:49:08 <GeofC> Yes.  Some of the online examples probably were using an older or different kernel -- where it was mapped differently.  Thanks much.
Jul 14 13:50:06 <Ragnorok> One is happy to be of service. (wink)
Jul 14 13:58:00 * GeofC is happy you're there.  :-)
Jul 14 19:43:45 <BBBB> hallo
Jul 14 19:43:48 <BBBB> everyone
Jul 14 19:44:00 <BBBB> this channel still alive?
Jul 14 20:06:52 <BBBB> yoo
Jul 14 20:07:06 <BBBB> anybody still alive
Jul 14 20:08:57 <Humpelstilzchen> no
Jul 14 20:12:16 <BBBB> guten abend
Jul 14 20:13:23 <tbr> http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
Jul 14 22:08:42 <ayjay> mmcblk0, tons of IO errors off serial.
Jul 14 22:11:32 <ayjay> so mmcblk0 is the SD card?
Jul 14 22:12:03 <ayjay> because i get these errors after some time and then when i try to `reset` or `clear`
Jul 14 22:12:06 <ayjay> but i have no SD card in...
Jul 14 22:12:20 <tbr> then it's the eMMC
Jul 14 22:15:54 <tbr> this can be a hw problem, but can also be a software/kernel problem or a power supply problem
Jul 14 22:22:51 <ayjay> oh i see. it's not consistent.
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