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Dec 30 04:41:54 <thomas57> Happy boneing everyone.
Dec 30 12:55:03 <olivia> hi
Dec 30 12:55:30 <olivia> i got a new beaglebone black wireless
Dec 30 12:55:49 <mistawright> nice
Dec 30 12:58:43 <olivia> hi
Dec 30 12:59:26 <olivia> i need to connect my beaglebone black wireless with another device (mobile) using bluetooth using linux
Dec 30 12:59:44 <olivia> cannot find any documents for the support of BBBW
Dec 30 13:00:03 <olivia> where to look for support
Dec 30 13:00:13 <mistawright> thats not really beaglebone black specific though. are you trying to use it for bluetooth tethering?
Dec 30 13:00:34 <olivia> yes
Dec 30 13:01:35 <olivia> any documents regarding connceting wifi and ble of BBBW
Dec 30 13:02:30 <olivia> ??
Dec 30 13:02:41 <mistawright> do you mean bluetooth over wifi?
Dec 30 13:02:51 <olivia> yes
Dec 30 13:03:45 <olivia> i want to collect some data using bluetooth and send it over wifi
Dec 30 13:04:11 <mistawright> thats simple it sounded like you meant some kind of hybrid of the two
Dec 30 13:04:27 <olivia> yes
Dec 30 13:04:44 <mistawright> there are tutorials on using bluetooth with linux from the cli and as well for connecting with wifi etc
Dec 30 13:04:45 <olivia> but why cant i find any documents or support on that
Dec 30 13:04:53 <mistawright> yes to what
Dec 30 13:05:41 <mistawright> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6061110/bluetooth-protocol-over-wifi
Dec 30 13:05:45 <mistawright> is this what you men
Dec 30 13:05:47 <mistawright> mean
Dec 30 13:06:03 <mistawright> some clarification is necessary pretty ambiguous request there
Dec 30 13:08:41 <olivia> ok  thank you so much. can you tell me where can i find the documents for BBBW
Dec 30 13:09:35 <olivia> everything i am getting related to this is only for BBB
Dec 30 13:09:52 <olivia> not for BBBW
Dec 30 13:54:37 <rah> are there any beadleboard/beaglebone-specific mailing lists?
Dec 30 13:55:53 <rah> when I got my BeagleBone Green, there was a Debian-based image flashed to its NAND
Dec 30 13:56:01 <rah> where are the developers of that image?
Dec 30 13:56:08 <rah> how do they collaborate?
Dec 30 13:56:13 <rah> how can I build an image?
Dec 30 13:58:28 <rah> I've not been able to find much information on the wiki and/or elinux.org
Dec 30 15:54:30 <tbr> rah: I guess that's rcn and you can probably reach him on the google group
Dec 30 15:54:54 <rah> tbr: there's a google group, eh?
Dec 30 15:55:05 <rah> tbr: do you know its name?  (and/or have a link?)
Dec 30 15:55:05 <tbr> yah
Dec 30 15:55:10 <tbr> beagleboard
Dec 30 15:55:51 <tbr> https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/beagleboard
Dec 30 15:56:46 <rah> thanks
Dec 30 15:56:56 <rah> annoying that it's tied to Google, but thanks
Dec 30 16:07:43 <tbr> rah: you can probably still subscribe by email, it's a bit tricky.
Dec 30 16:08:06 <rah> aye, I have done
Dec 30 18:13:39 * phschafft wonders what's rah's name.
Dec 30 18:17:36 <rah> phschafft: why do you wonder what my name is?
Dec 30 18:18:50 <phschafft> because rah is a title not a name.
Dec 30 18:21:52 * vagrantc wonders why people wonder about such things
Dec 30 18:29:01 <rah> phschafft: what is "rah" the title of?
Dec 30 18:40:55 <phschafft> 'A prince, leader or chief rabbit. Usually used as a suffix. E.g. Threarah = Lord Threar.'
Dec 30 18:52:11 <rah> fascinating, thanks
Dec 30 18:52:46 <rah> phschafft: in this case, it is also my initials
Dec 30 18:53:21 <rah> but you can assume I'm also a prince, leader and chief :-)
Dec 30 18:56:18 <phschafft> ;)
Dec 30 18:56:19 <phschafft> ok.
Dec 30 18:56:26 <phschafft> thank you for clarification.
Dec 30 19:28:44 <clockman> hello. I just got a beaglebone green wireless and it looks like I can't flash it with the image I have on my beaglebone green. I'm *guessing* the lack of ethernet is screwing it up - or it's too old of a kernel, but I get a kernel panic during boot. Anyone know if BBGW would work with 3.8.13 ?
Dec 30 19:29:36 <veremit> clockman: why use such an old image?
Dec 30 19:30:01 <veremit> there should be recent images on the beagle site which are compatibe with all BB* boards
Dec 30 19:33:49 <clockman> If I upgrade the kernel, doesn't the code I write for it have to be recompiled? I have about 100 beaglebones that are running the old kernel
Dec 30 19:35:04 <clockman> and I really don't want to have to upgrade the kernel on all of them
Dec 30 20:18:49 <vagrantc> most likely you don't have to recompile code for a new kernel ... but it depends on what the code is doing, of course
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