**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Oct 20 03:00:02 2017 Oct 20 09:01:16 can any one help me to change the pinmux state in beagleboard-x15 Oct 20 11:04:36 hi i need help in creating display drivers for bbb using fbtft. Oct 20 13:57:57 hello. I have what i think is a noob question, but i'd need to understand: Oct 20 13:58:41 in order to write a program that uses i2c on the BBB, do i HAVE to have the files of the i2c devices in the dev folder? Oct 20 13:59:11 could'nt i just read them like the i2cRead console command? Oct 20 14:29:40 hmm...do bbb and bbbw have a different pinout? Oct 20 14:51:02 never mind... Oct 20 14:51:09 this was the issue: Oct 20 14:51:10 https://e2e.ti.com/support/dlp__mems_micro-electro-mechanical_systems/video_and_data_display/f/947/t/618632 Oct 20 16:41:28 how can i cure this please Oct 20 16:41:38 Your code is running at http://localhost. Important: use os.getenv(PORT, 8080) as the port and os.getenv(IP, 0.0.0.0) as the host in your scripts! Oct 20 16:41:45 thanks Oct 20 16:42:14 Is there a typo in the Schematic for the BeagleBone Blue? It says there are two "TB6621FNG" chops but should be "TB6612FNG"? Oct 20 16:48:51 https://github.com/beagleboard/beaglebone-blue/blob/master/BeagleBone_Blue_sch.pdf Oct 20 16:53:33 Hmm I think I answered my own question. The XML for the eagle schematic file has the deviceset label asTB6621FNG but the gate name is TB6612FNG. So I'm guessing that is a typo? Oct 20 16:56:59 Hi. We need help activating the BLE GATT service on a BeagleBone Green. Anyone able to help please? Oct 20 18:32:49 Your code is running at http://localhost. Important: use os.getenv(PORT, 8080) as the port and os.getenv(IP, 0.0.0.0) as the host in your scripts! Oct 20 18:33:03 how can i solve this please? Oct 20 18:39:46 what is the context? what is the actual problem? Oct 20 21:07:59 BBB and XBee! Oct 20 21:41:45 https://pastebin.com/JbYZr3LU is software in Python I got from various sources (Adafruit.com, Richardson, and Monk). Oct 20 21:41:46 ... Oct 20 21:42:26 I am trying to write my readings to a file but the darn thing is not writing more readings. It only writes one or two readings. Oct 20 21:42:53 Do you know why this software located in the pastebin only writes one or two readings to the specified file? Oct 20 21:43:08 I am using a BBB. Oct 20 21:44:33 Linux 4.9.x. Oct 20 21:45:27 ... Oct 20 21:46:09 I thought it would write to the file every time the reading posted to my terminal. Oct 20 22:05:46 set_, you're not writing inside of your while loop? Oct 20 22:06:03 Oh... Oct 20 22:06:12 Should I? Oct 20 22:06:30 I was putting the if statement by itself. Oct 20 22:07:05 I mean, that would make it so that it only prints at the end of the program Oct 20 22:07:23 though I don't see how you're breaking out of the loop. Oct 20 22:07:37 Let me check the software again. Please hod. Oct 20 22:08:10 I can make it a while loop. Oct 20 22:08:19 uh Oct 20 22:08:31 What? Oct 20 22:08:49 you do realize that a program is a sequence of statements, right? Not a group of things that all run in parallel, right? Oct 20 22:09:04 Yea...that is the part that pisses me off. Oct 20 22:09:20 I will change it and get right back to you. Oct 20 22:09:54 this is how I would do it: https://hastebin.com/bumucinama.py Oct 20 22:10:29 Okay. I will check that out. Oct 20 22:11:02 That is interesting. Oct 20 22:11:26 I am using a little feature of python that you weren't using, but it is easily rewritten without it. Oct 20 22:11:36 So, write the file before the loop and then add the section of the written file to output? Oct 20 22:12:06 i.e. file.write(xxxx.xxxx)? Oct 20 22:12:36 ... Oct 20 22:13:11 That makes sense. Let me try that out. I will be back in one shake of a cat tail. Oct 20 22:18:49 No go. I got an IO error. Errno 2 No such file or directory. Oct 20 22:18:51 ... Oct 20 22:19:18 I tried the with statement before and kept getting backtracked. i would try with xxx.xxxx as file: and so on. Oct 20 22:19:53 do 'ls /home/debian' for me real quick please? Oct 20 22:21:04 Okay. Oct 20 22:21:21 Done. Oct 20 22:22:07 my file is there. I checked. Oct 20 22:22:15 I checked before and after the error. Oct 20 22:23:39 okay, could you remove /home/debian from the file string entirely? That way, it'll just go in the current directory. Oct 20 22:23:56 I am in my current directory. You mean root? Oct 20 22:24:05 ... no Oct 20 22:24:20 w/out the home/debian directory on my system, I am in root. Oct 20 22:24:39 if you just have open('loveAndTemp.txt', 'w') it'll go to wherever you currently are. Oct 20 22:25:34 Okay. So, that with statement looks in the current running file instead of my directory and file location specified? Oct 20 22:26:51 if your shell is in /home/debian when you run your program, it'll put the file in /home/debian. if your shell is in /randomlocation, it'll put your file there. Oct 20 22:27:07 I mean...I can make another directory and set that file in that directory, i.e. outside of the /home/debian one. Oct 20 22:27:10 Oh... Oct 20 22:27:54 That file, loveAndTemp.txt, is in the /home/debian directory and already put there by touch. Oct 20 22:28:02 Or nano...whatever I used. Oct 20 22:28:08 delete it. Oct 20 22:28:12 Okay. Oct 20 22:28:14 Gotcha! Oct 20 22:28:16 Please hold. Oct 20 22:28:40 open will create the file when it runs. Oct 20 22:28:48 Gotcha...okay. Oct 20 22:28:56 It is done. Oct 20 22:29:08 I read that but went over it like I could care less. Sorry. Oct 20 22:29:16 I say just use open('loveAndTemp.txt', 'w') so that it doesn't matter where you are, it'll always end up in your current directory. Oct 20 22:29:25 Okay. Oct 20 22:29:29 I understand. Oct 20 22:29:39 Please hold. Oct 20 22:29:40 and since you'll always be in a location that exists... and most times in a place that you can write... Oct 20 22:31:01 with open('home/debian/loveAndTemp.txt', 'w') as file: is my current error code still. Oct 20 22:31:03 ... Oct 20 22:31:10 i.e. even w/ the file erased. Oct 20 22:31:44 Like, on my system... Oct 20 22:32:02 What is the *exact* error? Oct 20 22:32:07 The root is there but not used. So, it is root/home/debian and so on. Oct 20 22:32:11 Oh. Please hold. Oct 20 22:32:19 and... didn't I tell you to remove home/debian from that string entirely? Oct 20 22:32:54 with open('home/debian/loveAndTemp.txt', 'w') as file: -bash: syntax error near unexpected token `(' Oct 20 22:34:26 first off: use exactly `with open('loveAndTemp.txt', 'w') as file:` Oct 20 22:34:39 Okay. Oct 20 22:34:42 I got you now. Oct 20 22:34:52 I misunderstood. Oct 20 22:35:01 second off: run your script with python in front: 'python yourscript.py' Oct 20 22:35:50 Okay. I have to run it as sudo python myscript.py, instead. Oct 20 22:36:01 okay Oct 20 22:36:09 Cool beans. Please hold. Oct 20 22:37:18 You are one bad mother, "Shut your mouth." Oct 20 22:37:24 Thank you. Oct 20 22:37:24 ? Oct 20 22:37:32 It worked just fine. Oct 20 22:37:35 okay Oct 20 22:37:57 Damn. Now, I have unlimited data and a way to record it. Oct 20 22:38:05 What would you like in return? Oct 20 22:38:24 * Kitlith blinks Oct 20 22:38:33 I wasn't doing this in return for anything. Oct 20 22:38:58 I understand you did it out of OpenSource love but I can give back somehow, right? Oct 21 00:56:28 This will sound silly but... Oct 21 00:58:03 I have a Grove Cape v2 and I need to know what pins are available w/ it. Now, do I look for specific Cape-Overlays or do I look at the processors onboard and figure out exactly what pins are used w/ those specific processors? Oct 21 01:03:12 For instance, I am looking over Cape EEPROM Contents on the beagleboard.org site under out Cape section. Oct 21 01:03:15 Yep. Oct 21 01:16:47 The cape site is down on the BeagleBoard.org site. I clicked the beaglebonecapes.com and notta. Oct 21 01:16:51 Help a brother! Oct 21 01:17:02 p.s. I know it is Fri. Sorry. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Oct 21 03:00:01 2017