**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Aug 14 03:00:02 2018 Aug 14 03:13:35 n8vi: usually a pru program would probably be designed (and hardcoded) to run on a particular core Aug 14 04:20:00 e Aug 14 10:24:32 I would like kernel debug messages on the UART Debug, is that default configured or do I have to set something in uEnv.txt? Aug 14 10:44:28 TonyTheLion: at the very least you'll want to remove 'quiet' from the kernel parameters Aug 14 10:45:38 depending on desired verbosity you may want to also add 'debug' or 'ignore_loglevel' or some explicit choice of 'loglevel=...' Aug 14 10:46:41 (I'm not sure whether 'debug' is merely a synonym for 'loglevel=debug' or whether it has additional effects) Aug 14 11:45:15 it used to make systemd go crazy… Aug 14 11:45:52 btw: if you have a busy UART console: consider raising the baudrate significantly, else it will slow things down Aug 14 11:56:26 yeah I use 460800 Aug 14 12:46:54 Should I use the Stretch IOT (w/o graphical desktop) to set up a kiosk-style interface? I really just want to have the board boot and load directly into the Node-RED dashboard. Aug 14 12:47:11 Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated Aug 14 12:47:41 probably yes Aug 14 12:48:14 if you need X11 then using the lxqt image may be slightly easier, but it comes with a lot of crap and leaves almost no free space on eMMC (if installed there) Aug 14 12:48:45 oh, this is a web interface? Aug 14 12:49:07 That was my first attempt, and it was pretty overwhelmed. I disabled a lot of running processes but probably missed a few things. Aug 14 12:49:07 Yes Aug 14 12:50:03 well, that's probably gonna be pretty awful regardless, considering how extremely heavyweight modern webbrowsers are Aug 14 12:50:38 Well, I just wanted a chromium kiosk mode link to the 127.0.0.1 Aug 14 12:52:11 I've seen it done on raspis, but wanted the integrated adc's since this will be a monitor for a system process Aug 14 12:54:17 well I don't know the specific steps to get a kiosk-mode browser started automatically at boot, but doing so should be the same on any debian system (and to a large degree probably the same on any linux system in general), so hopefully it isn't too difficult to find working steps on the internet Aug 14 12:54:37 I hope you don't run out of ram :) Aug 14 12:55:51 Yes, I'll keep on digging, thanks for your advice! Aug 14 13:40:33 zmatt: and that is in uEnv.txt? Aug 14 14:27:18 TonyTheLion: the 'cmdline' variable in /boot/uEnv.txt Aug 14 14:27:47 and you can raise the uart baudrate via the 'console' variable in /boot/uEnv.txt, e.g.: console=ttyS0,460800n8 Aug 14 14:29:19 cool thank you :) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Aug 15 02:59:59 2018