**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Feb 11 03:00:01 2017 Feb 11 04:53:39 * zmatt shakes his fist at bizarre kernel issue Feb 11 06:18:55 Can someone give me a rough idea on how to connect a MIPI CSI camera like ov5640 with USB to beagle Feb 11 06:19:51 The size is a constrain and I want a small camera and then "processing" board separate Feb 11 06:23:59 ehm, is it a CSI camera or a USB camera? Feb 11 06:24:11 also, which "beagle" ? Feb 11 06:24:46 beaglebone black Feb 11 06:25:31 I think it is a DVP Feb 11 06:25:50 based on its datasheet, the ov5640 outputs raw parallel video, not CSI nor USB Feb 11 06:26:25 ah wait Feb 11 06:26:46 ok it does support CSI, which doesn't help you really since the beaglebone doesn't have any CSI port Feb 11 06:27:32 So how do I turn these raw images into usb video that is usable? Feb 11 06:28:02 by getting a usb camera? :P Feb 11 06:28:53 I wish I could do that but space is a restriction; something like this https://www.amazon.com/ELP-Degree-Autofocus-android-windows/dp/B00VLXV4FU Feb 11 06:29:21 or use a board which supports direct interfacing or cameras like these, but the beaglebone is not one of them Feb 11 06:29:35 I want to make my own type of PCB, that is long and skinny unlike most of available ones Feb 11 06:29:38 there are really tiny usb cameras Feb 11 06:30:17 hmm ya Feb 11 06:30:36 I wonder If i can desolder one of the ov module and resolder with some ribbon cables Feb 11 06:32:22 hmm, apparently this camera does support compression and buffering on the camera itself Feb 11 06:33:19 if it can buffer a full frame (haven't checked) it might allow you to shift it out via parallel interface at your leasure Feb 11 06:34:11 using a PRU would be the way to go then... but this would be really not a simple project Feb 11 06:34:57 hmm yeah Feb 11 06:35:21 https://www.aliexpress.com/item/5-0Megapixel-AutoFocus-usb-video-camera-MJPEG-2592X1944-60-degree-HD-Lens-CMOS-OV5640-micro-usb/32731575438.html?spm=2114.40010308.4.24.QyqAjg kinda like this one Feb 11 06:36:01 exactly, that sort of cam will be much easier to get it to work Feb 11 06:37:03 Indeed, If only I can some sort of simple schematic I can port it into my excisting cape Feb 11 06:37:17 (tip in advance: if you have trouble with it, try disabling usb autosuspend by writing -1 to /sys/module/usbcore/parameters/autosuspend before connecting the cam, or set kernel parameter usbcore.autosuspend=-1 for the same effect) Feb 11 06:38:09 alright I keep that in mind thank you Feb 11 10:58:48 hello Feb 11 10:58:58 is beaglecore part of beaglebone? Feb 11 12:12:03 I'm pretty sure they aren't Feb 11 12:50:40 hi Feb 11 12:50:45 I'm new! Feb 11 12:50:48 :-) Feb 11 12:50:56 How difficult is to build computer? Feb 11 12:51:11 in thousands hours work from beginning? Feb 11 12:51:37 for example one persone without knowledge in electronics... Feb 11 12:51:48 5 years in electronics, 10, 15... Feb 11 12:53:54 longer than some poeple wait for answers on IRC ;) Feb 11 13:42:00 heh Feb 11 13:57:40 :) Feb 11 21:01:59 really Feb 11 21:23:54 * veremit nods Feb 11 21:25:00 I guess it's so then. Feb 11 22:44:58 Hey whats up everybody? Feb 11 23:38:18 Hello, I am currently running Arch Linux and am trying to connect to the BBB over the USB network. I ran the mkudevrules.sh script, restarted my computer, and now whenever I try to go to the IP adress in step 2 of the getting started guide, the connection times out. I also tried to ssh to the BBB and it times out as well. I also was able to sucessfuly ping the BBB. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Feb 12 03:00:01 2017