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Oct 09 04:29:27 <clean> I've been getting errors in uboot on bbb "reading /boot/vmlinuz-linux-libre
Oct 09 04:29:27 <clean> ** Unable to read file /boot/vmlinuz-linux-libre **
Oct 09 04:29:27 <clean> No kernel found" with my MLO & uboot image on a first FAT partition, and rootfs on second partition with kernel image under /boot. I thought I'd try making a /boot directory on first fat partition, with kernel and dtbs in it, and now it can read the kernel. Only now I'm getting kernel panic because "no working init found".
Oct 09 04:30:25 <clean> From all this, I assume the bbb is expecting only one partition with my rootfs, and MLO and uboot image dd'd onto pre-partition offsets? Is there any way to get it working with 2 partitions?
Oct 09 04:30:52 <clean> this is all on sdcard.
Oct 09 08:11:53 <curious> may i ask you a question folks
Oct 09 08:13:07 <curious> can i use socket.io node.js module in bbb ?
Oct 09 08:13:27 <tbr> why wouldn't you?
Oct 09 08:13:32 <tbr> hardware runs software
Oct 09 08:13:54 <curious> hmm true ;)
Oct 09 10:10:40 <VirG> Hi People
Oct 09 16:58:01 <zmatt> tlab: compared to?
Oct 09 17:45:17 <tlab> from what I recall previously, almost like they are testing overlay stuff in the dt?  maybe that is wrong
Oct 09 17:46:28 <tlab> maybe it's just new support for various boards
Oct 09 17:47:07 <tlab> but for example am335x-bone-pinmux-can0.dtsi wasn't there before
Oct 09 17:47:14 <tlab> atleast I don't think so
Oct 09 18:01:01 <vagrantc> zmatt: fwiw, apparently newish versions of u-boot have support for device-tree overlays
Oct 09 18:04:47 <tlab> are items in https://github.com/beagleboard/linux/tree/4.4/arch/arm/boot/dts considered the DT?
Oct 09 18:48:31 <firna> hi all
Oct 09 18:49:13 <firna> i want to complain from one of suppliers introduced by beagleboard.org
Oct 09 18:49:28 <firna> how and where should i register my complain?
Oct 09 18:50:16 <firna> hello....
Oct 09 18:50:39 <firna> ???
Oct 09 18:56:37 <tlab> with the supplier?
Oct 09 18:56:49 <thinkfat> +1
Oct 09 22:19:16 <zmatt> tlab: "the DT" is whatever is in the device tree that u-boot hands over to the kernel, which is the content of the selected dtb file with some minor modifications made by u-boot
Oct 09 22:20:12 <zmatt> device tree source include (dtsi) files are only relevant if they get included (directly or indirectly) by the main device tree source (dts) file
Oct 09 22:21:07 <zmatt> and yeah I did notice they've been restructuring a bit over time
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