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Mar 17 03:38:38 <ver|laptop> jstZH are 2.54mm 0.1" pitch connectors. don't have a blue yet, so can't vouch.
Mar 17 03:41:08 <zmatt> aptitude inside qemu with the rootfs being an eMMC served via u-boot's usb mass storage gadget is... not fast
Mar 17 03:41:47 <zmatt> oh yeah, and segmentation fault, forgot about that one
Mar 17 03:43:43 <ver|laptop> haha
Mar 17 03:45:01 <zmatt> the segfault isn't a show-stopper, it only happens if you try to actually install packages from the gui, but you can update the package state in the gui and then do "aptitute install" from the commandline
Mar 17 03:45:12 <zmatt> s/gui/tui/  # whatever
Mar 17 08:12:36 <cart_man2> .
Mar 17 08:12:40 <cart_man2> yfg
Mar 17 13:32:26 <pyrohmstr> I'm having trouble with a beaglebone blue - running a simple blink script and it's telling me  "error: Unable to find LED: usr0" and other errors about the pin declarations -- thoughts?
Mar 17 13:33:01 <pyrohmstr> first few lines of code var b = require('bonescript');  var state = b.LOW;  b.pinMode("USR0", b.OUTPUT);
Mar 17 13:33:17 <pyrohmstr> it's the default it has in the get started thing lol
Mar 17 20:59:44 <ethernet> hello?
Mar 17 21:01:14 <Guest15522> I had a quick question: Does someone know if ssh is installed and enabled by default on the flasher image for the beaglebone black found here http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardUbuntu#Flasher
Mar 17 21:01:31 <Guest15522> I flashed my BeagleBone but cannot seem to SSH into it
Mar 17 21:03:51 <cmaloney> Are you using the Ethernet Jack or USB?
Mar 17 21:06:28 <Guest15522> I tried both, through ethernet it doesn't get an IP address, USB it does but no ports are open when I run nmap
Mar 17 21:07:40 <cmaloney> Not even http: ?
Mar 17 21:08:29 <Guest15522> Nope, that may be odd
Mar 17 21:09:16 <cmaloney> Is the blue LED flashing?
Mar 17 21:09:31 <Guest15522> yeah It seems to boot up fine
Mar 17 21:09:43 <Guest15522> and does get an IP over USB
Mar 17 21:09:49 <cmaloney> kk
Mar 17 21:10:36 <cmaloney> So do you have console on the machine? (eg: HDMI / Keyboard attached?)
Mar 17 21:11:57 <Guest15522> No I don't have the HDMI cable so I was hoping I could just remote in :/. This is the ifconfig output with just a USB connection: http://pastebin.com/FTMEXhdv
Mar 17 21:14:10 <cmaloney> So you're trying the 192.168.6.1 address?
Mar 17 21:14:32 <Guest15522> yes, and the top one updated to have an IP of 192.168.7.1, I tried both
Mar 17 21:14:47 <cmaloney> How about 192.168.7.2?
Mar 17 21:15:25 <cmaloney> or 192.168.6.2 ?
Mar 17 21:15:55 <Guest15522> ah it worked!!!
Mar 17 21:16:02 <cmaloney> Yay!
Mar 17 21:16:03 <Guest15522> Why is that?
Mar 17 21:16:11 <cmaloney> Yeah, the link you're seeing is the network link
Mar 17 21:16:27 <cmaloney> eg: 192.168.6.1 is the network that the BBB set up
Mar 17 21:16:35 <Guest15522> hmmm okay
Mar 17 21:16:40 <cmaloney> the device is listening on 192.168.6.2 / 7.2
Mar 17 21:17:04 <cmaloney> Usually 192.168.x.1 is the gateway address
Mar 17 21:17:37 <cmaloney> aka the router address. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gateway_address)
Mar 17 21:17:37 <gcl-bot> KeyError: u'extract' (file "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/sopel/modules/wikipedia.py", line 87, in mw_snippet)
Mar 17 21:17:53 <cmaloney> Poor bot.
Mar 17 21:18:52 <cmaloney> That's why none of the ports were showing as open: the address you were looking at was the router address for the BBB
Mar 17 21:21:32 <zmatt> ayjay_t: btw, have you ever looked at the tps65218 ?  it's clearly related to the tps65217, but somewhat fancier and... "For TPS65218, we allow the user to program their own EEPROM if they are willing to sign a liability waiver."
Mar 17 21:21:42 <zmatt> :o
Mar 17 21:25:13 <zmatt> I still don't get why they're that fussy about programming a pmic though
Mar 17 22:10:13 <ayjay_t> lol aywers
Mar 17 22:10:15 <ayjay_t> lawyers*
Mar 17 22:10:29 <ayjay_t> i'll take a look at it. the power section for my device is going to be pretty gnarly i think
Mar 17 22:10:33 <ayjay_t> but i'm trying to keep the cost down
Mar 17 22:21:35 <zmatt> haven't looked at the price
Mar 17 22:21:56 <zmatt> or the device itself in any detail really
Mar 17 23:22:56 <zmatt> also, "lawyers" is not really an explanation... why *specifically* pmic default config?  it's not about the risk you fry your SoC, since you can do that perfectly well with the runtime settings
Mar 18 00:38:22 <Guest30056> Hi, I'm trying to use beaglebone BLUE GPIO (and other periferals) from python(with Adafruit_BBIO). Now do I know the right names of the pins ?
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