**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Dec 05 03:00:00 2016 Dec 05 10:01:59 Hi, after a LXQT touchscreen calibration, where are the calibration values saved ?? Dec 05 13:19:55 Newby here needing some help Dec 05 16:04:43 If I want to apply 5VDC from the expansion pins on P9, do I connect the +5VDC to pins (5 and 6) or (7 and 8)? Dec 05 19:09:29 hi, is it possible to have trigger/timers like the user led's for any gpio pin? Dec 05 19:59:01 hello! I'm having some trouble with BBB's systemd. I am trying to boot by default with text env instead of graphical. To test it out, I tried 'systemctl isolate multi-user.target'. This still seems to be starting lightdm and associated graphical processes. As I understand it, by default multi-user should not include graphical targets. Is there some other process which may be overriding my setting? Dec 05 19:59:29 Running Debian 8.4 Dec 05 20:01:44 bootlog: http://pastebin.com/073y7Pbp Dec 05 21:24:08 Hi I am trying to move give permission to debian to execute my file. But I get Operation not permitted error. I have tried chown command but it does not help any idea to help will be very appreciated. Dec 05 21:24:58 Hi I am trying to move give permission to debian to execute my file. But I get Operation not permitted error. I have tried chown command but it does not help any idea to help will be very appreciated. I already tried this sudo chown -R debian:root /boot/uboot/mvcc Dec 05 21:46:45 Hi I am trying to move give permission to debian to execute my file. But I get Operation not permitted error. I have tried chown command but it does not help any idea to help will be very appreciated. I already tried this sudo chown -R debian:root /boot/uboot/mvcc Dec 05 22:12:23 Hi I am trying to move give permission to debian to execute my file. But I get Operation not permitted error. I have tried chown command but it does not help any idea to help will be very appreciated. I already tried this sudo chown -R debian:root /boot/uboot/mvcc Dec 05 22:21:08 that command changes ownership, it doesn't change permissions Dec 05 22:22:04 though, if you're getting "Operation not permitted" (rather than "Permission Denied") then permissions won't fix the problem either, there's something else going on Dec 05 22:24:54 @zmatt, thank you for responding. What might be going wrong? I have been trying to get this to work for a few hours now and nothing seems to work Dec 05 22:26:17 root@beaglebone:~# chown debian /boot/uboot/mvcc/mvcc_rev23_AR.py chown: changing ownership of `/boot/uboot/mvcc/mvcc_rev23_AR.py': Operation not permitted Dec 05 22:27:03 ohh, you're still using an old debian system which had a separate boot partition? Dec 05 22:27:24 that boot partition is a FAT filesystem, it doesn't have concepts of ownership or permissions Dec 05 22:28:04 why are you putting a python script there? Dec 05 22:28:49 This is the debIAN i AM USING Dec 05 22:28:51 root@beaglebone:~# uname -a Linux beaglebone 3.8.13-bone47 #1 SMP Fri Apr 11 01:36:09 UTC 2014 armv7l GNU/Linux Dec 05 22:29:22 I am trying to show you what I am getting over here Dec 05 22:29:42 that actually just shows which kernel you're using, but yes a 3.8 kernel is typical for old debian wheezy systems Dec 05 22:31:01 Can you please guide me through this so I can chown my file to debian instead of root? Dec 05 22:32:45 like I just said, the boot partition (which is mounted on /boot or on /boot/uboot, not sure which of the two) is a FAT filesystem and therefore does not have ownership or permissions at all Dec 05 22:34:05 the kernel just gives everything on the filesystem the same ownership (which can be configured via mount options) Dec 05 22:34:22 Ok so do I have to copy my file to debian? Dec 05 22:34:35 anywhere but there Dec 05 22:34:55 Sorry I am new to this and I am trying to figure it out. I appreciate your patience with me. Dec 05 22:35:00 note also it's probably a very tiny partition Dec 05 22:35:15 (try: df /boot/uboot ) Dec 05 22:36:13 I did that and I got used % is 76% Dec 05 22:37:05 how can I copy it to debian or any other file that I can change the permission on it? Dec 05 22:38:17 eh, just copy it? with cp for example (or even the gui if you use that) Dec 05 22:38:35 what is it anyway, and why did you put it in /boot/uboot ? Dec 05 22:39:20 I just booted the beaglebone from my pc so I made a file on it. Later I found my file in boot/uboot Dec 05 22:39:37 ahhh Dec 05 22:39:55 I don't really care where it should be as long as I can boot it from debain with full permission Dec 05 22:40:13 I am looking up a copy command to see how can I move it Dec 05 22:40:31 ah, your pc presumably runs Windows? Dec 05 22:40:56 it doesn't understand linux filesystems, so it only saw the boot partition Dec 05 22:40:56 Yes Dec 05 22:41:34 and I have no idea what you mean by "boot it from debain with full permission" Dec 05 22:41:43 I have my pc and also I have a monitor connected to the beaglebone so we can say I have two operating systems Dec 05 22:42:17 you can also use a program like WinSCP to copy files to the beaglebone Dec 05 22:42:24 (while it's running) Dec 05 22:43:13 and you can copy a whole directory with contents for example using cp -r SOURCE DESTINATION Dec 05 22:43:40 ok let me try it and I will update Dec 05 22:46:38 good luck with it, I'm going to sleep Dec 05 22:52:16 Thanks Matt Dec 05 23:03:47 Why I can run my code normally with windows but when I use linux system I get set gpio direction fail? Dec 05 23:11:18 Why I can run my code normally with windows but when I use linux system I get set gpio direction fail? Dec 05 23:18:36 Why I can run my code normally with windows but when I use linux system I get set gpio direction fail? Dec 05 23:22:08 Why I can run my code normally with windows but when I use linux system I get set gpio direction fail? Dec 05 23:24:43 kk, kk_: Please stop asking. If someone can help, they will answer. Be patient. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Dec 06 03:00:00 2016