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Jul 02 03:13:23 <set_> Okay, Okay! I think I got it!
Jul 02 03:13:43 <set_> MattB0ne: Do you use files in python much?
Jul 02 03:18:52 <MattB0ne> no
Jul 02 03:18:56 <MattB0ne> i do not use python much
Jul 02 03:19:06 <set_> Okay. No issue.
Jul 02 03:47:29 <set_> I am messing w/ PurePath and PurePath.parts right now, i.e. trying to make the servo move w/ the lorforlinux's fix.
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Jul 02 04:48:15 <set_> Well, the filesystem source I typed up is good but not for the new system file. Send rations?
Jul 02 04:57:36 <set_> Does the filesystem, Debian Linux on the BBB, accept "w+" (which means read and write in Python) for an int in a PWM file?
Jul 02 04:58:05 <set_> The PWM file is located at "/sys/class/i2c-adapter/i2c-2/2-0070/pwm/pwmchip9/pwm-9:0/"
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Jul 02 05:13:38 <set_> This is the source in case you are bored and want to reply: https://pastebin.com/F5ZK68Zj
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Jul 02 06:16:40 <set_> done for now! bbl
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Jul 02 07:37:29 <Parduz> @zmatt: i followed your suggestions about mounring a USB stick, writing the relevant line in etc/fstab/ and it works calling mount  from the terminal. Howewer, my app calling c++ mount functions fails 'cause permissions. Also does'nt seems to read anything from fstab as i have to pass all the parameters. What i'm doing wrong?
Jul 02 07:46:32 <zmatt> Parduz: you can't call mount(), you have to invoke the mount command
Jul 02 07:46:43 <zmatt> which is setuid root and therefore has the necessary privileges
Jul 02 07:47:17 <Parduz> doh
Jul 02 07:47:17 <zmatt> (and it is responsible for parsing fstab, filesystem autodetection, etc)
Jul 02 07:47:49 <Parduz> i tought mount() was using mount. thnx
Jul 02 07:48:04 <zmatt> no, mount() is the low-level kernel call used by mount