**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Mar 01 02:59:57 2020
Mar 01 03:03:34 <GenTooMan> are you running linux install zenmap and click run as root. Scan 192.168.1.*
Mar 01 03:04:00 <GenTooMan> that will tell you everything connected to your network and what ports are open on them.
Mar 01 03:05:16 <set_> WHo me?
Mar 01 03:05:42 <GenTooMan> Kenunix but he's not here anymore.
Mar 01 03:06:03 <GenTooMan> well for you set it does the same thing LOL
Mar 01 03:09:59 <set_> Ha.
Mar 01 03:10:15 <set_> nmap is something I found!
Mar 01 03:10:34 <set_> That port scanning is serious business.
Mar 01 03:10:41 <set_> What if?
Mar 01 03:11:14 <GenTooMan> It's useful to see what services are active on a system.
Mar 01 03:11:34 <GenTooMan> In the BBB if port 80 is open the WWW service is working.
Mar 01 03:11:49 <GenTooMan> 3000 is cloud9 <--
Mar 01 03:13:09 <set_> Right.
Mar 01 03:13:15 <set_> 3000 is cloud9.
Mar 01 03:17:48 <GenTooMan> Oh well time to sleep now
Mar 01 03:21:22 <set_> No!
Mar 01 03:21:34 <set_> GenTooMan: Wait!
Mar 01 03:21:40 <set_> Dang it.
Mar 01 03:31:41 <set_> Where is my dragon and cloud of smoke?
Mar 01 03:31:52 <set_> I got ncat, though. I guess that is good.
Mar 01 03:55:58 <KenUnix> Any body here?
Mar 01 04:10:57 <set_> I got nmap now!
Mar 01 04:11:05 <set_> Boy! Better watch out. Spoof.
Mar 01 04:11:10 <set_> Ha.
Mar 01 15:01:05 <ski7777> I´m on kernel 5.4.23 with an AM335x (Beaglebone Black like). When using g_ether I always run in this issue: https://pastebin.com/Ykfj1h8k
Mar 01 22:30:17 <embden_new[m]> did somebody use balenaEtcher?
Mar 01 22:36:10 <KenUnix> yes
Mar 01 23:23:59 <set_> I used it!
Mar 01 23:25:27 <set_> Etcher!
Mar 01 23:40:47 <embden_new[m]> I am a bit confused - is there a way to make all sd card accessible for bb-x15?
Mar 01 23:41:27 <embden_new[m]> I mean when we flash image into sd card , we copy its structure, with its size
Mar 01 23:42:02 <set_> Oh.
Mar 01 23:42:12 <embden_new[m]> So, I have several spare GB but don't know how to make it accessible for new software
Mar 01 23:42:23 <embden_new[m]> I used dd not balena
Mar 01 23:42:59 <set_> So, the x15 is beyond me. So, are you just trying to make your sd card have full GB capacities?
Mar 01 23:44:13 <veremitz> doesn't it resize on first boot like every other image?
Mar 01 23:44:34 <set_> So, it is stating you only have, via df -h, so many GB left on your SD Card or eMMC?
Mar 01 23:44:54 <set_> And you want to have the SD Card/eMMC inflate to its full GB capacity?
Mar 01 23:45:07 <set_> resize...does what resize?
Mar 01 23:45:20 <embden_new[m]> /dev/mmcblk0p1  3.4G  3.2G  4.7M 100% /
Mar 01 23:46:01 <set_> Okay. Maybe you can use one of their scripts to inflate. Look at /opt/scripts/tools/
Mar 01 23:46:09 <embden_new[m]> though it's 8 GB
Mar 01 23:46:15 <set_> That is okay.
Mar 01 23:46:56 <set_> Go to /opt/scripts/tools/ and use sudo ./grow_partition.sh.
Mar 01 23:47:19 <embden_new[m]> thanks
Mar 01 23:47:23 <set_> I think that is the bbb.io peoples way of fixing this issue of growing the partition to fix "itself."
Mar 01 23:47:37 <set_> Yepper!
Mar 01 23:47:50 <set_> Now, on the x15, I am not completely sure.
Mar 01 23:47:53 <set_> I do not own one.
Mar 01 23:48:02 <set_> I do use the BBB and other variations.
Mar 01 23:48:31 <embden_new[m]> I also have BBB
Mar 01 23:48:41 <embden_new[m]> and I have a virus on it!
Mar 01 23:48:42 <set_> It definitely works on the BBB.
Mar 01 23:48:52 <set_> I used the BBAI too w/ that command at that directory.
Mar 01 23:49:01 <embden_new[m]> So, I really want to find some time to investigate it
Mar 01 23:49:13 <set_> So, I think you can go up to 32GB w/ the BBB.
Mar 01 23:49:19 <set_> Okay.
Mar 01 23:49:26 <set_> an investigation!
Mar 01 23:49:30 <set_> nice.
Mar 01 23:50:10 <set_> I am not sure about the x15, though. I do not know exactly what GB is acceptable for that processor.
Mar 01 23:50:27 <set_> brb
Mar 01 23:50:40 <embden_new[m]> my bbb was working as a router...with the default pass...I wasn't too smart that time definitely
Mar 01 23:51:32 <embden_new[m]> yeah, that script worked
Mar 01 23:54:18 <set_> Nice!
Mar 01 23:54:28 <set_> I think one of the bbb.io people came up w/ it.
Mar 01 23:55:43 <set_> so, does df -h show the allocated size of the sd now after the reboot?
Mar 01 23:57:58 <KenUnix> Yea boy!
Mar 02 00:02:06 <set_> Hey...
Mar 02 00:02:10 <set_> Yea boy?
Mar 02 00:03:54 <KenUnix> I've been playing today. I've got this burning SD card for both new images and from BBB to create a backup image.
Mar 02 00:04:20 <set_> Nice.
Mar 02 00:04:41 <KenUnix> Do you use iOt, console or lxqt image?
Mar 02 00:04:47 <set_> All.
Mar 02 00:05:09 <set_> I turn the IoT into a GUI one w/ xfce4.
Mar 02 00:05:18 <KenUnix> I found a source for the eMMc flasher for Debian 9.12
Mar 02 00:05:28 <set_> Oh.
Mar 02 00:05:34 <set_> Where?
Mar 02 00:05:42 <set_> elinux?
Mar 02 00:05:46 <KenUnix> Let me shoot you the link. hold.
Mar 02 00:05:52 <set_> Okay.
Mar 02 00:08:18 <set_> https://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack_Debian has some too.
Mar 02 00:11:01 <KenUnix> It's name is  bone-eMMC-flasher-debian-9.12-iot-armhf-2020-02-26-4gb.img.xz
Mar 02 00:12:06 <set_> Oh.
Mar 02 00:12:08 <set_> Okay.
Mar 02 00:12:13 <KenUnix> Now if I could only find where i got it...
Mar 02 00:12:33 <set_> Did you check elinux at that link I showed?
Mar 02 00:12:52 <set_> or at rcn-ee.net?
Mar 02 00:14:13 <KenUnix> Yea, the minimal is at https://rcn-ee.com/rootfs/eewiki/minfs/
Mar 02 00:15:46 <KenUnix> The Debian 10.3 testing version is at  https://rcn-ee.com/rootfs/bb.org/testing/2020-02-26/buster-iot/
Mar 02 00:17:15 <KenUnix> Well 9.9 is here  https://rcn-ee.com/rootfs/2019-06-15/flasher/
Mar 02 00:17:52 <KenUnix> Why is BBGW cheaper then BBB ??
Mar 02 00:20:07 <KenUnix> Waving my hand. Where'd ya go?
Mar 02 00:20:30 <set_> Oh.
Mar 02 00:20:31 <set_> Okay.
Mar 02 00:20:43 <set_> Here i am!
Mar 02 00:20:50 <GenTooMan> no you are.
Mar 02 00:20:53 <GenTooMan> :D
Mar 02 00:21:00 <KenUnix> hy is BBGW cheaper then BBB ??
Mar 02 00:21:19 <set_> The BBGW is cheaper b/c of things that happened before the Trump era of China tariffs.
Mar 02 00:21:36 <KenUnix> Explain
Mar 02 00:21:47 <set_> Now, try to get one from China for cheap. It will be exported but at an additional cost.
Mar 02 00:22:04 <set_> I tried to get something from China not too long ago.
Mar 02 00:22:16 <KenUnix> Well digi-key offers $45
Mar 02 00:22:19 <set_> They tacked on $28.00, i.e. the BBAI.
Mar 02 00:22:21 <set_> I know.
Mar 02 00:22:44 <set_> KenUnix: THose boards were here before Trump's "cure-all" plans.
Mar 02 00:23:01 <set_> So, they were sent to the US before the tariff acts.
Mar 02 00:23:02 <KenUnix> Oh.
Mar 02 00:23:21 <set_> At least, that is what I think happened.
Mar 02 00:23:31 <set_> I can only go on what I learned and what I have witnessed.
Mar 02 00:23:46 <KenUnix> Is the BBGW better then BBB since i ordered WiFi adapter?
Mar 02 00:23:56 <GenTooMan> be careful what you know it may not be everything you need :D
Mar 02 00:23:58 <set_> No, not necessarily.
Mar 02 00:24:21 <set_> There are specific pins on the BBGW that are taken up by WiFi.
Mar 02 00:24:39 <set_> GenTooMan: hEY!
Mar 02 00:24:54 <set_> I was ignoring you earlier. Ha.
Mar 02 00:25:40 <GenTooMan> what? :D
Mar 02 00:25:43 <embden_new[m]> set_: so, does df -h show the allocated size of the sd now after the reboot?  - yes, it does
Mar 02 00:25:52 <set_> Yep.
Mar 02 00:25:55 <set_> Oh.
Mar 02 00:25:56 <set_> Nice.
Mar 02 00:26:17 <set_> Hey. does mjpg-streamer compile for anyone over here?
Mar 02 00:26:34 <set_> I am getting some odd compile errors...
Mar 02 00:26:40 <set_> Does anyone want to see?
Mar 02 00:27:35 <set_> GenTooMan: Two birds of a bush is one hand in the...or something.
Mar 02 00:29:12 <set_> +embden_new[n]: Okay, nice.
Mar 02 00:30:06 <set_> https://pastebin.com/dUG2kDkK is the compile errors just in case people are wondering.
Mar 02 00:30:44 <KenUnix> Try 'df' without any arguments and see the actual bytes.
Mar 02 00:31:40 <KenUnix> GenToo - ? >>be careful what you know it may not be everything you need
Mar 02 00:35:19 <set_> It seems I am missing something called SDL and protobuf-c. I will check into it.
Mar 02 00:38:20 <KenUnix> Humm Could NOT find SDL (missing:  SDL_LIBRARY SDL_INCLUDE_DIR) Me not know python
Mar 02 00:41:44 <KenUnix> Apparently you need  The following OPTIONAL packages have not been found:  * Gphoto2 * SDL
Mar 02 00:43:49 <KenUnix> GenTooMan - ? >>be careful what you know it may not be everything you need.
Mar 02 00:43:59 <set_> Ha.
Mar 02 00:44:19 <set_> I understand. I tried to grab an install of gphoto2 from apt. It worked.
Mar 02 00:44:31 <set_> I cannot find sdl or the other one yet.
Mar 02 00:49:42 <KenUnix> Did you look at  http://beaglesnes.sourceforge.net/bes_manual.v0.8.pdf  ?
Mar 02 00:50:46 <set_> Me?
Mar 02 00:51:39 <set_> Currently, I am getting my eyes blown out of proportion reading c++ source on the mjpg-streamer library.
Mar 02 00:52:44 <KenUnix> Did you look here https://sourceforge.net/projects/beaglesnes/files/
Mar 02 00:52:52 <set_> Not me.
Mar 02 00:56:36 <set_> Yes. I looked.
Mar 02 01:07:12 <set_> sdl.h is what I will look for now.
Mar 02 01:12:30 <set_> mb, not kb.
Mar 02 01:13:05 <KenUnix> Something I learned today after burning an image to SD I can then open it in Windoze to to the /etc/network folder and open interfaces file with vim and pre configure it so when I flash the BBB it comes up pre-configure.
Mar 02 01:14:07 <KenUnix> But I guess you know that.
Mar 02 01:17:13 <KenUnix> Ever try Xshell 6. One setup it is nicer then putty. See it as https://www.netsarang.com/en/Xshell/
Mar 02 01:17:49 <set_> Nice.
Mar 02 01:17:51 <set_> Nope.
Mar 02 01:19:24 <KenUnix> Check it out. It's free for personnal use.
Mar 02 01:20:20 <set_> I might.
Mar 02 01:24:19 <GenTooMan> you know at least they didn't remove the s in Xshell
Mar 02 01:24:32 <set_> Ooh!
Mar 02 01:27:32 <set_> https://pastebin.com/q6xPWFWg <<< What is wrong w/ line 5 in this source.
Mar 02 01:27:45 <set_> I keep getting compile errors that keep telling me line 5 is "jacked up."
Mar 02 01:29:55 <ds2> what is INPUT_PLUGIN_NAME defined as?
Mar 02 01:30:34 <set_> "OpenCV Input plugin"
Mar 02 01:31:03 <set_> Let me show you.
Mar 02 01:31:46 <set_> https://pastebin.com/hqcPu5Lf
Mar 02 01:34:08 <set_> I might just backup the file and erase everything in fprintf(stderr);.
Mar 02 01:39:35 <KenUnix> Ooh, C programming...
Mar 02 01:39:53 <set_> The error in the compile from make, shows this: https://pastebin.com/PD7mXcqJ.
Mar 02 01:41:04 <KenUnix> Forget Xshell 6. The getta is you have to buy their ftp client if you need it.
Mar 02 01:41:12 <set_> So, I am using this library on github, https://github.com/jacksonliam/mjpg-streamer, from an older version of an older version.
Mar 02 01:41:31 <set_> The jacksonliam version is for the rpi. I have a BBB.
Mar 02 01:41:56 <set_> I am trying to get rid of the required rpi versioning and use the BBB for mjpg-streamer.
Mar 02 01:42:11 <KenUnix> >>> jacksonliam ?
Mar 02 01:42:46 <set_> I got it to work (almost) w/ this version: https://github.com/codewithpassion/mjpg-streamer.
Mar 02 01:42:51 <set_> Oh.
Mar 02 01:43:15 <set_> KenUnix: jacksonliam is the person or people on github that copied the library and use it currently.
Mar 02 01:43:19 <set_> "currently"
Mar 02 01:50:17 <KenUnix> Yea I see it also at  https://github.com/jacksonliam/mjpg-streamer
Mar 02 01:50:38 <KenUnix> Oh, you said that
Mar 02 01:50:46 <set_> Yep.
Mar 02 01:56:42 <set_> ds2: If you get a chance, please look at this idea >>> https://pastebin.com/rF0tMBUt
Mar 02 02:00:10 <KenUnix> set_ Have you seen this. It's old but my be interesting  https://coreinit.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/camera_streaming_bbb_to_android.pdf
Mar 02 02:00:24 <set_> Neat.
Mar 02 02:00:29 <set_> I will look at it.
Mar 02 02:00:48 <set_> KenUnix: Are you using a camera on your BBB?
Mar 02 02:01:24 <KenUnix> Humm... Every once in a while by laptops speaker clicks....
Mar 02 02:01:45 <KenUnix> No See-You box
Mar 02 02:02:31 <KenUnix> Yum, I'm sitting here having a nice cup of coffee..
Mar 02 02:04:58 <set_> Oh.
Mar 02 02:08:18 <KenUnix> There it goes again.  click click
Mar 02 02:12:38 <set_> No matter what, I can only get to 33% on the compile.
Mar 02 02:17:03 <KenUnix> boy add 1/3 and you have a 33 1/3 rpm record. Ha..
Mar 02 02:22:05 <KenUnix> Speaking of wifi here is a nice document on it for the BBB https://cdn-learn.adafruit.com/downloads/pdf/setting-up-wifi-with-beaglebone-black.pdf
Mar 02 02:23:17 <set_> KenUnix: Hey, did you get it work yet?
Mar 02 02:24:03 <KenUnix> Dang, there goes that speaker again?
Mar 02 02:24:23 <set_> Otay!
Mar 02 02:24:25 <KenUnix> No. Hasn't come yet
Mar 02 02:24:34 <set_> Okay.
Mar 02 02:25:45 <KenUnix> You know those damn small SD cards. How the heck are you supposted to mark them. Like "backup" "9.9 image" etc????
Mar 02 02:26:08 <set_> very carefully.
Mar 02 02:26:31 <KenUnix> With little chinese hands. not me
Mar 02 02:26:39 <set_> Okay.
Mar 02 02:27:07 <KenUnix> i'm lucky. at least they are not fling across the room any more.
Mar 02 02:29:06 <KenUnix> good investment a plugable usb to micro-cd or sd or something. easy to use and not loose chips only a few bucks
Mar 02 02:30:10 <KenUnix> cafefully mark. HaHa... there is simply no way to tag them
Mar 02 02:30:12 <set_> I am still working on this development.
Mar 02 02:30:42 <KenUnix> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Zoom. Off we go <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Mar 02 02:31:14 <set_> I am erasing the input_opencv directory on that last link I showed from github.com. I am also changing the couple of cmakefiles I have come across.
Mar 02 02:40:10 <set_> Okay!
Mar 02 02:40:13 <set_> I think I got it.
Mar 02 02:40:42 <set_> Thank you to everyone for making me do the work myself.
Mar 02 02:44:24 <set_> Well, the compiled code works but no video (yet).
Mar 02 02:44:50 <KenUnix> Well that's me no help. I've been watching a video explaining all the different SD cards/speeds/micro/mini/standard
Mar 02 02:45:09 <KenUnix> it's at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLQ8A_vcBqU
Mar 02 02:46:24 <KenUnix> Hoe's you MB/S?
Mar 02 02:48:41 <set_> Not too shabby.
Mar 02 02:49:05 <KenUnix> Gee UHS-1 express 900 MB/S
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