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Feb 10 03:03:48 <zmatt> why do you expect EINVAL to be defined?
Feb 10 03:05:37 <zmatt> there are exactly three C standard values for errno: EDOM, EILSEQ, and ERANGE
Feb 10 03:08:16 <Azimath> Some source for running ws28xx LEDs on the PRU uses it
Feb 10 03:08:45 <Azimath> I'll see if I can find something better
Feb 10 03:08:50 <zmatt> EINVAL makes sense on the ARM-side, not on the PRU.. the PRU isn't running a POSIX operating system
Feb 10 03:08:55 <zmatt> of course you can just define it yourself
Feb 10 03:09:42 <Azimath> I did that actually
Feb 10 03:09:48 <Azimath> which lets it build
Feb 10 03:09:48 <zeekhuge> btw the headers files should be in the ti-cgt-pru-XXX folder
Feb 10 03:10:00 <zeekhuge> that is, where you installed the compiler
Feb 10 03:10:27 <Azimath> yeah i've included the cgt-pru folders
Feb 10 03:10:41 <zmatt> but beware that the values linux assigns to various errno values are *not* compatible with those assigned by the pru standard C library
Feb 10 03:10:56 <zmatt> e.g. EDOM is 33 on linux, while it's 1 on pru
Feb 10 04:01:23 <GenTooMan> Zmatt lives... really.
Feb 10 07:11:57 <lore4> hello!
Feb 10 10:40:35 <komal> JOIN
Feb 10 10:41:03 <komal> PATIL
Feb 10 10:41:42 <lore4> O.o?
Feb 10 10:41:56 <komal> HELLO
Feb 10 10:42:54 <komal> i am trying to scan wifi through beaglebone black wireless...but scan wasn't completed
Feb 10 10:43:03 <komal> please help me
Feb 10 10:48:50 <komal> quit
Feb 10 13:07:31 <lore4> hi folks
Feb 10 13:51:44 <tasslehoff> Is it possible to trigger the "8-second" reboot from linux? The emergency boot in the TPS.
Feb 10 13:56:37 <veremit> possibly by I2C unless its a hardware thing. . in which case you'd have to tie a pin.
Feb 10 14:00:07 <tasslehoff> yeah. suspect perhaps an i2c command will do it.
Feb 10 14:30:20 <zmatt> tasslehoff: annoyingly there seems to be no clear way to do it
Feb 10 14:30:24 <zmatt> I once looked into it
Feb 10 14:34:32 <zmatt> the only thing that *might* perhaps work is setting the SEQUP and SEQDOWN bits in the SEQ6 register simultaneously, but I strongly suggest not attempting this unless you have a scope setup to monitor what's happening, and you're willing to risk frying the beaglebone you subject to this test
Feb 10 14:37:48 <zmatt> even if it seems to work, there might be a serious risk that the vdd_3v3b regulator remains active throughout the power-cycling, which would be Bad™
Feb 10 14:54:35 <zmatt> if don't actually have any need to be able to shutdown the system, then connecting PWR_BTN(P9.09)--[resistor]--|diode>--VDD_3V3B should work to power the system back on automatically after any poweroff
Feb 10 14:57:13 <zmatt> use a diode with sufficiently low forward voltage drop to ensure PWR_BTN is pulled below 0.4V
Feb 10 16:10:14 <VirG> Hi People
Feb 10 16:30:55 <lore4> happy weekend to everyone! oh ho oh!
Feb 10 20:01:47 <_ssl> Hi, I want to run openmediavault on my beaglebone black but I can't seem to get it to run. first of all, I'd like to start with a debian image that is as clean and leightweight as possible
Feb 10 20:02:22 <_ssl> so none of all the web-ide stuff that beaglebone images normally come with for development
Feb 10 20:02:27 <tbr> the console image is such, but it's *so* clean, you MUST have a UART cable to access it
Feb 10 20:02:36 <_ssl> I have
Feb 10 20:02:44 <_ssl> where do I start?
Feb 10 20:03:34 <_ssl> also, what's the difference between the different image variants? I've seen console, machinekit, iot, lxqt etc.
Feb 10 20:04:01 <tbr> http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack_Debian - choose your poison
Feb 10 20:05:33 <_ssl> tbr, which image should I use? there are so many
Feb 10 20:05:50 <_ssl> and the differences are not well documented tbh
Feb 10 20:12:11 <tbr> you asked for minimal, that's console
Feb 10 20:12:33 <_ssl> so https://rcn-ee.com/rootfs/bb.org/testing/2017-02-05/console/bone-debian-8.7-console-armhf-2017-02-05-2gb.img.xz ?
Feb 10 20:14:40 <_ssl> I'm downloading this now and will flash it, reporting back soon ;)
Feb 10 20:33:31 <_ssl> ok, it worked. now the first thing I wanted to do is grow my emmc partition
Feb 10 20:33:47 <_ssl> looks like it's only 2gb from df -h
Feb 10 20:34:18 <_ssl> but the script in /opt/scripts/tools/grow_partition.sh doesn't seem to work, it just throws some errors at me :(
Feb 10 20:55:14 <_ssl> ok scratch that, looks like my BBB only has 2gb of emmc. fdisk reports only ~4million sectors, which is equivalent to 2gb
Feb 10 20:56:40 <_ssl> well, that's not the big issue anyway, but trying to install openmediavault, a dependency issue comes up because "connman" is currently installed and depended by the firmware module, but openmediavault wants to install resolvconf, which conflicts with connman
Feb 10 20:56:48 <_ssl> any ideas on how to solve this?
Feb 10 21:08:53 <veremit> uninstall connman?!
Feb 10 21:10:16 <veremit> there should be an option in the dep resolver
Feb 10 21:11:15 <_ssl> ok I removed connman manually by apt-get remove connman
Feb 10 21:11:21 <veremit> :)
Feb 10 21:11:29 <_ssl> now my ethernet interface is gone
Feb 10 21:11:44 <_ssl> good that I'm using serial console
Feb 10 21:11:51 <veremit> yea you'll have to initiate it another way :D
Feb 10 21:12:01 <veremit> connman does by default
Feb 10 21:12:57 <_ssl> well, now I can't install other packages anymore since I don't have network anymore :(
Feb 10 21:13:28 <veremit> damnit lol
Feb 10 21:13:34 <veremit> try ifconfig eth0 up
Feb 10 21:14:18 <veremit> you might need to dhclient eth0 too
Feb 10 21:14:22 <_ssl> wow that worked, the interface is back
Feb 10 21:14:23 <veremit> unless its ***d
Feb 10 21:14:38 <veremit> cool
Feb 10 21:14:58 <_ssl> but dhclient isn't installed :D
Feb 10 21:15:26 <_ssl> can I manually set an IP temporarily`?
Feb 10 21:15:35 <veremit> yeah probably doeverythingmakemeacupofcoffee-d
Feb 10 21:15:54 <veremit> ifconfig eth0 <ip> <mask> iirc ... might wanna man ifconfig :)
Feb 10 21:16:12 <veremit> been a while sinc eI used that syntax!
Feb 10 21:16:19 <_ssl> man isn't there either :/
Feb 10 21:16:23 * vagrantc would recommend "ip"
Feb 10 21:16:37 <veremit> or there's 'ip' if its installed ...
Feb 10 21:16:47 <vagrantc> presumably you have internet access from the machine you're using irssi ?
Feb 10 21:16:49 <vagrantc> er, irc
Feb 10 21:16:54 <veremit> vagrantc: lots more permutations there
Feb 10 21:17:13 <veremit> ifconfig is a wrapper these days anyhow
Feb 10 21:17:49 <vagrantc> e.g. you can look up manpages on the internet
Feb 10 21:18:42 <veremit> indeed
Feb 10 21:19:20 <_ssl> ok doing that now
Feb 10 21:20:41 <vagrantc> ip address add 10.0.0.25/24 dev eth0
Feb 10 21:20:51 <vagrantc> maybe also needs ip link set eth0 up
Feb 10 21:21:42 * vagrantc so rarely uses these things manually anymore
Feb 10 21:21:49 <_ssl> got it
Feb 10 21:21:59 <_ssl> I needed to set route to gateway as well
Feb 10 21:22:08 <vagrantc> right
Feb 10 21:22:53 <_ssl> now it's installing openmediavault package with its 340 dependency packages. 470mb. this can take a while :D
Feb 10 21:23:36 <_ssl> oh wait
Feb 10 21:23:53 <_ssl> dns still seems to not work. can ping 8.8.8.8 but not google.com
Feb 10 21:25:43 <vagrantc> /etc/resolv.conf ?
Feb 10 21:26:09 <_ssl> empty
Feb 10 21:26:17 <vagrantc> that would explain it quite thoroughly
Feb 10 21:26:36 <_ssl> just put in the ip of my gateway I suppose?
Feb 10 21:26:44 <vagrantc> should contain "nameserver ip.add.dre.ss"
Feb 10 21:27:00 <vagrantc> if your gateway has a DNS server or proxy, sure
Feb 10 21:27:26 <vagrantc> otherwise, you could use one of the public dns ip addresses
Feb 10 21:27:37 <_ssl> totally worked!
Feb 10 21:27:48 <_ssl> ok now I should be ready to go
Feb 10 21:28:12 <vagrantc> i would first install something to manage your networking so you don't have to jump through these hoops again
Feb 10 21:28:14 <_ssl> maybe I'm installing dhclient firth though, so I'll not need to do all that manually again
Feb 10 21:28:19 <vagrantc> yup
Feb 10 21:30:17 <_ssl> meh E: Unable to locate package dhclient
Feb 10 21:30:39 <_ssl> can't find it with apt-cache search dhclient either
Feb 10 21:31:11 <_ssl> oh
Feb 10 21:31:18 <veremit> hmm they musta called it something. .
Feb 10 21:31:35 <_ssl> nevermind. now I feel dumb. I forgot the sudo in front of dhclient earlier
Feb 10 21:31:36 <veremit> .. stupid.
Feb 10 21:31:51 <veremit> hehe ok
Feb 10 21:33:02 <vagrantc> isc-dhcp-client ?
Feb 10 21:33:44 <vagrantc> hey, but at least you learned something that's easy to forget!
Feb 10 21:34:25 <_ssl> yes :)
Feb 10 21:34:49 <_ssl> now it's downloading all the 340 packages. can't wait for the next error to pop up :D
Feb 10 21:35:35 <_ssl> while I'm waiting: do you have an idea on that emmc size issue?
Feb 10 21:35:59 <vagrantc> older models only had 2GB of eMMC
Feb 10 21:36:34 <_ssl> oh ok. too bad
Feb 10 21:36:42 <_ssl> but it may be enough
Feb 10 21:36:51 <vagrantc> it's pretty tight for a debian install
Feb 10 21:40:38 <_ssl> still over 1gb left, good thing I started with console build, that was only about 400M
Feb 10 22:19:46 <_ssl> it's finished and all working like a charm! thank you all!
Feb 10 22:34:21 <veremit> g/j
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