**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Dec 20 03:00:02 2016 Dec 20 05:31:13 does anyone know if there are plans to move the BBB to a 64bit CPU? Dec 20 06:44:21 Hi!, Does anyone know why my BB (green&black) keeps randomly crashing if I powerdown and power back up when I have P8.31(uart5_ctsn) and P8.32(uart5_rtsn) connected? If I unplug those pins the random crashes seems to stop. Dec 20 06:45:16 what those pins are connected to? Dec 20 06:46:04 3g modem I believe Dec 20 06:47:18 are the logicg levels compatible? How you have connected the grounds of the devices? Dec 20 06:48:24 I don't think I'm actually using those pins for anything, they're just connected. I am using UART5 to talk to the 3g modem though and it seems that the crashes only happen when the 3g module is active while I'm restarting. Dec 20 06:50:12 maybe the activity in UART does silliness to boot-up sequence? I'm not sure if BBB has some sort of UART bootloading implemented Dec 20 06:51:41 that's what I'm thinking too. strange thing is I seem to get different errors every time I boot. Dec 20 06:52:13 so I'm guessing it might mess up the data from emmc or something Dec 20 07:29:55 I just got a bit more info about the problem. Our HW guy seems to think it messes up the clock speed for some reason Dec 20 07:30:22 unfortunately he didn't have any ideas what to do about it except to just not plug those pins in Dec 20 07:32:59 and I got him to solder the serial debug pins through to the other side so I can finally see what's actually going on and got: Dec 20 07:32:59 udevadm: symbol lookup error: /lib/ld-linux-armhf.so.3: undefined symbol: __stack_chk_guard, version GLIBC_2.4 /init: 340: /init: cannot open /root/dev/console: No such file [ 6.059200] Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init! exitcode=0x00000200 Dec 20 10:58:27 hi i prepare the debian os using this site https://eewiki.net/display/linuxonarm/BeagleBoard-X15 in that i didn't got the debian GUI but i got the terminal window Dec 20 11:03:35 sriram: check dmesg Dec 20 11:03:47 i'm assuming you are using image that should launch a GUI Dec 20 11:04:40 yes but i didn't got that GUI how can i get any idea Dec 20 11:04:57 i did it for more than 10 times Dec 20 11:26:17 Guys. I have suddenly lost my connection of BBB with laptop using ip 192.168.7.2 Dec 20 11:26:31 only way i can get into BBB is using serial connection from PuTTY Dec 20 11:27:10 yesterday it was working fine and this has happened suddenly with no reason Dec 20 11:28:59 i have checked START.htm it is not showing anything green Dec 20 11:49:20 has anyone worked on xbee & bbb Dec 20 12:04:22 Hi Folks, anyone familiar with Hibernate ? I am using it on BBB, so thought I could post the issue :/ Dec 20 12:18:54 I am working on a java based Gateway Server (Java on ARM, Oracle hf) for an IoT system. I am using Hibernate 4.3.11 using c3p0 config. I have Main Thread and one more thread (Receiver Thread) which communicate with the database. Both are running with an infinite while(true) in run(), I am using MySQL 5.1.38 I am facing a very specific problem, I have configured the c3p0 pool size to 8. maxIdleTime is 10 Seconds. idleTestConnectionPer Dec 20 12:18:55 iod is 9 seconds. preferredTestQuery=SELECT 1. The issue is when I use this configuration from the Main Thread, the connection pool works as per expectations. (Connections are timed out properly),But from the other thread (Receiver Thread) the connections are not removed from the connection pool, which results in a timeout exception due to exhausted pool size, Can you please help ? Dec 20 13:12:02 hi does anyone have experience using the wilink 8 mesh on beaglebone green wireless? Dec 20 13:12:50 it seems that the folder /usr/share/wl18xx/mesh_start.sh does not exist Dec 20 13:13:08 i am following the wilink 8 documentation from here http://www.ti.com/lit/an/swaa166/swaa166.pdf Dec 20 13:30:02 could someone advice how to use ADC on linux 4.4.30 on BBB? Dec 20 14:40:54 hello everyone i have an idea about doing a project by using beagleboneblack. I need help of you people Dec 20 16:10:45 were i best online tutorial for a noob to learn C++ Dec 20 16:36:46 Does anyone know if TI is going to support the BBB (am335x) with the 4.9 kernel? Dec 20 16:38:10 mainline supports it reasonably well Dec 20 16:39:50 I was wondering because I've gotten most everything to run, but I'm trying to get configfs to give me a hid device and it stubbornly refuses (i.e. libcomposite produces a mild crash). Dec 20 16:41:26 (and by most everything, I mean what little I've tried... PRU works, usb ethernet seems to work, ethernet works, serial works) Dec 20 16:51:47 hey people Dec 20 16:55:34 roboknight, are you using this kernel? https://github.com/beagleboard/linux/releases/tag/4.9-ti-r11 Dec 20 17:03:24 Let me check... I think it is r9 though. Dec 20 17:05:18 no, it was r9... maybe I need to compile the one you point to there. Dec 20 17:08:17 I don't even see that tag in my git repo... Dec 20 17:18:00 dlech, I don't seem to have that tag... although I thought I was cloning from the beagleboard github... Dec 20 17:19:02 roboknight, git remote show origin Dec 20 17:19:38 this will tell you the url, assuming you didn't name the remote something other than origin Dec 20 17:20:05 and `git fetch` should get you any updated if did not clone it recently Dec 20 17:26:20 That may be my problem. I am using a "build_kernel.sh" from some tools that appears to apply ti patches to torvalds repo... its not terrible, but it looks like things are clearly missing... Dec 20 17:31:21 I'm going to reclone it and rebuild... ugh... but maybe I'll have working HID!!! Dec 20 17:31:30 (and working PRU) Dec 20 17:31:42 (well, I had working PRU before...) Dec 20 18:48:54 4.9 is an LTS kernel and hence will also be the next kernel used by TI Dec 20 19:51:44 Hello, my beaglebone black's CPU LED stop working after I flashed the latest 8.6 debian, it's the official version. And the LED used to work on the stock firmware, I remember it was 7.9. Dec 20 19:52:36 Is it a bug in the 8.6 debian? Dec 20 21:28:32 Hello? Dec 20 21:28:45 Need some support if anyones out there Dec 20 21:41:37 BBone: what's the problem? Dec 20 22:16:34 The issue is that my macbook air doesnt recognize the beaglebone after installing drivers Dec 20 22:16:38 64-bit machine Dec 20 22:16:50 So I tried it on a 64-bit Windows machine Dec 20 22:17:00 And I can't get past installation Dec 20 22:17:59 "Errors were encountered while installing the software for your devices. See the Status column for more details" Dec 20 22:18:14 Status says 'Install failed' Dec 20 22:18:19 BBone: what do you mean, "doesn't recognize"? The serial port doesn't appear on your Mac? Dec 20 22:18:42 BBone: sorry, I don't do MACs Dec 20 22:18:54 Doesn't detect it through the usb and can't ssh Dec 20 22:19:31 Wondering if recent drivers don't have backwards compatibility with older firmware Dec 20 22:19:40 This image is old from what I'm told Dec 20 22:19:49 BBone: if you know that it is booted and can access the network and your rootfs runs avahi, you should be able to ssh to it via 'ssh root@.local' Dec 20 22:20:25 BBone: if you were running linux I'd point you to udev but I have no clue about MACs Dec 20 22:20:34 What about Windows? Dec 20 22:20:44 I'm currently on 64-bit windows Dec 20 22:21:09 google around a bit, i'm sure someone else has solved this for windows Dec 20 22:21:31 but i'm not all that familiar with this level of window either Dec 20 22:21:35 linux my friend Dec 20 22:21:37 :) Dec 20 22:22:14 Yeah Linux is god Dec 20 22:22:27 I access the BBB through Ethernet and haven't tried to install drivers. Dec 20 22:38:19 Ok the issue was that the drivers were not signed Dec 20 22:38:34 Found them here: https://github.com/jadonk/beaglebone-getting-started/tree/sysco-ch-signed-drivers/Drivers/Windows Dec 20 22:38:35 Thanks all Dec 20 22:40:39 BBone: cool! Dec 20 23:31:44 hello world Dec 20 23:52:50 (on behalf of the world, greetings) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Dec 21 03:00:00 2016