**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Oct 21 02:59:57 2022 Oct 21 07:09:17 hi Oct 21 07:10:16 inmy beagle bone blue only CHG led is lighting up on power up Oct 21 07:50:07 hi Oct 21 07:50:13 anybody there to help? Oct 21 14:17:49 Hello, i've a question not strictly related to the BBB but i think almost all of you solved the problem Oct 21 14:17:49 If inappropriate, pls excuse me. Oct 21 14:17:51 I'm trying to setup a compiling PC for the BBB. The PC is running Win10, i use Windows Linux subsystem (WLS2) to run Debian11. In that Debian i installed the armhf arch, all the arm-gnueabihf GCC/G++, and the ARM GTK2 and 3 libraries. Oct 21 14:21:37 (note: you didn't actually ask a question yet) Oct 21 14:23:11 I personally don't usually cross-build stuff since it tends to be a headache (though I do use distcc to offload compilation from the bbb to an x86-64 debian system) Oct 21 14:24:05 in any case, make sure your cross-build host is running the same debian release as the target (the bbb) and the same toolchain version Oct 21 14:24:23 (unless using a sysroot, but I have even less experience with that) Oct 21 14:24:31 got disconnected, i don't know what was my last sent message :| Oct 21 14:24:41 https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/beagle/ Oct 21 14:25:18 ok, let me copy paste and send again Oct 21 14:25:33 If i compile a "console" HelloWorld,cpp program it runs on the BBB, when i compile a wxWidgets app, when i run it on the BBB i get the error libm.so.6: version "GLIBC2.29" not found Oct 21 14:25:43 The BBB is running Debian 10 (glibc v.2.28 Oct 21 14:26:03 (forgot to say that i installed arm GCC-9 for this exact reason) Oct 21 14:26:12 yep, that's what you get when your build environment doesn't matchh the target environment :) Oct 21 14:26:13 Clearly i'm missing something in the PC (or configured something wrong). Oct 21 14:26:21 Could you help me? Oct 21 14:26:39 use the same debian release on both Oct 21 14:27:07 problem is there's no debian 10 for WLS Oct 21 14:27:50 there's a way to install older glibc arm version, as there's for the gcc? Oct 21 14:28:10 no Oct 21 14:28:26 afaik you can't mix and match stuff like that Oct 21 14:29:25 except by using a sysroot (i,e. a copy of your target filesystem from which your cross-toolchain obtains its includes and libraries) but I have no experience with how one might get that to work Oct 21 14:29:58 shared library headaches is exactly why I generally don't even bother with cross-building :) Oct 21 14:30:14 ok. last question: why the "non-UI" helloworld runs? should'nt i get the same error? (which i got when i used arm gcc 10 instead of 9)? Oct 21 14:30:41 it probably just doesn't use any symbol that's new or different in the new glibc Oct 21 14:30:49 versioning is done per symbol Oct 21 14:31:17 iirc Oct 21 14:31:48 kk. thanks Oct 21 14:31:56 I'm sure there's some way to install an older debian in WSL, but I don't really have experience with WSL either since I'm not a windows user Oct 21 14:33:46 i'll take a look. Weird thing is that installing it thru windows store install Deb11, via command-line installs Deb 9 :\ Oct 21 14:34:03 heh Oct 21 14:34:17 well, you can probably just upgrade the debian 9 to 10 ;) Oct 21 14:34:37 is maybe one of them WSL and the other WSL2 ? Oct 21 14:36:32 yup Oct 21 22:21:16 Hi. I wanted to know if there are any bbone-ai's available in the market Oct 21 22:44:16 check the market? Oct 21 23:39:46 I know. I know. Check the google for hints. Like Mouser or DigiKey! Oct 21 23:39:55 They stock them at times. Oct 21 23:40:19 Words like they and them are not okay. Use actual, factual words. Not general stuff...oops. Oct 21 23:51:14 Google also says, "Mostly Sunny." Oct 21 23:51:38 Google ruined it. Now, things are too easy to learn. Argh. Oct 21 23:52:42 Now, if I could only remember what I have learned. Oct 21 23:52:56 and...when I need to remember it. Oct 21 23:53:23 Oh. Yea. No blurts. Sorry. Oct 21 23:53:35 * set_ hides in screaming mind! Oct 22 00:49:40 GenTooMan: Look at this! Oct 22 00:49:50 ::: https://twitter.com/TechAmazing/status/1583520154704818177?s=20&t=6lXOjTjN1zRj7G-YjjdJPQ Oct 22 00:50:05 It is more along the lines of my tech. but still loops? Oct 22 00:56:28 on an Open Source front, here: https://www.linux.com/topic/desktop/how-compile-linux-kernel-0/ . Oct 22 00:56:46 That should be helpful to someone. Oct 22 00:59:53 I found some good tools too on another Linux channel online. They have 40% off from the Linux Foundation! Oct 22 01:01:09 I wish it was the Yocto one or the Driver one but it is not, sadly. Oct 22 01:06:51 Oh and if you use Pickle in python3, please do not. Skilled "attackers" can sadly get into your muck w/ arbitrary code. Oct 22 01:24:01 pickle is fine, you just shouldn't unpickle data from an untrusted source Oct 22 01:24:31 oh. Oct 22 01:24:50 but e.g. using pickle for locally stored data is fine Oct 22 01:24:54 I need to be more careful. Oct 22 01:24:58 Right! Oct 22 01:26:53 it is like a zip file or any other tar basically. It is really hard to be trusted these days. Oct 22 01:27:52 Not now, sort of, but security is really important. I am starting to realize it slowly. Oct 22 01:30:05 Does anyone remember that security guy that ended up in jail, then died in the jail, and owned/started Mcaffey or whatever? Oct 22 01:30:43 I remember people in general being so overboard about the security and now they call it "darkweb" or something. Oct 22 01:31:25 Too many labels for things these days. Oct 22 01:32:07 Anyway, as creepy as the bad people doing bad things is currently (for whatever reason), sometimes some good Sunshine will help. Oct 22 01:32:21 Breathe freely! **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Oct 22 02:59:57 2022