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  • [00:31:19] <daniel> Hey all, I know this isn't a gumstix group, but I believe a lot of OS and kernel configuration are similar
  • [00:32:05] <daniel> I was wondering if anyone has experienced an unresponsive touchscreen that seems to be caused by a camera application.
  • [00:32:53] <ds2> that is not a very meaningful question
  • [00:33:02] <ds2> what kind of touchscreen controller?
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  • [00:35:22] <daniel> let's see if I can answer your question...
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  • [00:36:47] <daniel> it is an LG 4.3" screen, which uses the samsung_lte_panel" driver
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  • [00:59:40] <daniel> hi, ds2
  • [00:59:56] <daniel> I'm sorry I haven't included a very detailed description
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  • [01:00:53] <daniel> I can maybe approach it from a more specific point of view
  • [01:01:16] <daniel> basically, i have an LCD touchscreen talking to a gumstix Pal043
  • [01:01:23] <daniel> it talks over the spi bus
  • [01:01:29] <daniel> and uses several interupts
  • [01:01:47] <daniel> I also have an econ50 webcam
  • [01:02:08] <daniel> I believe the root of the problem is because the drivers have overlapping memory alloncation in kernel space
  • [01:02:32] <daniel> Memory overlap detected between camera reserved memory and kernel memory
  • [01:02:32] <daniel> phy_addr_start 0x85700000
  • [01:02:32] <daniel> phy_addr_end 0x862fffff
  • [01:02:32] <daniel> phys_end_kernel 0x8d700000
  • [01:02:32] <daniel> Using Reserved memory for V4l2 driver module
  • [01:02:32] <daniel> From Start address - 0x85700000
  • [01:02:34] <daniel> To End address - 0x862fffff
  • [01:03:19] <daniel> Before starting a camera application, the touchscreen is extremely resopnsive
  • [01:03:37] <daniel> after starting a camera application, the touchscreen is almost unusable
  • [01:03:53] <daniel> and trouble persists after the camera module is unloaded
  • [01:05:43] <ds2> talks over the SPI answers it
  • [01:05:57] <ds2> sure it is the touch screen not the CPU getting pegged?
  • [01:07:17] <daniel> have looked at 'top', cpu running at ~2%, and the screen still doesn't respond
  • [01:07:53] <ds2> hmmm test it against evtest
  • [01:09:06] <daniel> is that available through opkg?
  • [01:09:44] <daniel> ooor, it looks like an easy cross compile
  • [01:09:54] <daniel> I'll give it a shot
  • [01:12:16] <ds2> it is a trivial compile
  • [01:12:53] <daniel> yep, already done
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  • [01:15:16] <daniel> looks like a cool program
  • [01:17:13] <daniel> well, the sample rate goes waaaaay down
  • [01:17:59] <daniel> but I already knew that..
  • [01:18:12] <daniel> good news is, signals are still coming through
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  • [01:24:15] <daniel> any idea why the sample rate would go down from... ~100 samples/sec to .... <1sample/sec
  • [01:24:19] <daniel> ?
  • [01:24:43] <daniel> missing an interrupt?
  • [01:25:30] <ds2> sample rate?
  • [01:26:23] <daniel> the time between events is much longer after running the camera
  • [01:26:26] <ds2> I suppose it is possible for it to be missing interrupts or incurring latencies
  • [01:26:42] <ds2> but events are not periodic so there isn't a "sample rate"
  • [01:28:00] <daniel> ok.. so is it possible the camera and lcd share some hardware resources?
  • [01:32:05] <ds2> the LCD and the touch screen are 2 different things
  • [01:32:13] <ds2> they do share the bus
  • [01:32:24] <daniel> no, sorry.. it is an LCD touchscreen
  • [01:32:35] <ds2> I wonder if there are some overly course locking in the camera driver
  • [01:32:41] <ds2> they are still 2 different things
  • [01:32:43] <daniel> oh, you mean two different devices
  • [01:32:50] <daniel> from the OS's perspective
  • [01:33:05] <daniel> well, i see what you are saying
  • [01:33:11] <ds2> the touch panel is glued on to the LCD but they are distinct even though they appear to come from the same flex cable
  • [01:33:56] <daniel> right.. so input from the touchscreen, and data for the LCD are independent
  • [01:34:34] <ds2> yes...assuming it is a tsc2046; the driver waits for an initial interrupt then takes a few readings for filtering before shoving up data
  • [01:34:34] <daniel> I have source for the driver, but we are 'legally' not allowed to modify :(
  • [01:34:50] <ds2> uh... why is that?
  • [01:34:54] <ds2> is it not GPLed?
  • [01:34:55] <daniel> *source for the camera driver
  • [01:35:01] <daniel> it is proprietary
  • [01:35:10] <daniel> we are a distributor of econ cameras
  • [01:35:13] <ds2> is it linked into the kernel?
  • [01:35:33] <daniel> so have access to this source for our own use, but cannot use it when developing a product for a client
  • [01:36:12] <daniel> The v4l2_driver module is inserted using insmod
  • [01:36:22] <ds2> then ask the driver writer
  • [01:36:22] <daniel> does that answer your question?
  • [01:36:41] <daniel> hahaha :) we have just come to the same conclusion
  • [01:36:49] <ds2> tainted kernels are unsupported.
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  • [01:37:22] <daniel> Well, on that note, I'm tempted to call it a night
  • [01:37:27] <daniel> thanks for your help!
  • [01:37:54] <ds2> sorry it wasn't more helpful
  • [01:38:11] <daniel> No, i learned some good information
  • [01:38:44] <daniel> and evtest will be useful in the future
  • [01:38:49] <daniel> thanks again
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  • [01:42:07] <Nexxy> the microSD on beagle is definitely sdhc compatible, yes?
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  • [01:42:37] <ds2> it definitely can be.
  • [01:42:45] <Nexxy> do I need to apply any patches for that to be true?
  • [01:42:56] <ds2> the beagle is hw.
  • [01:43:07] <Nexxy> uh huh...
  • [01:43:17] <Nexxy> we're on the same page so far
  • [01:43:29] <Nexxy> so does it not ship with any firmware?
  • [01:44:14] <Nexxy> I'm just making sure there are no hardware limitations here ( know nothing about its hardware )
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  • [01:47:17] <djlewis> Nexxy: i have been using nothing but sdhc normal and micro in my revC2 since I got it
  • [01:47:31] <Nexxy> djlewis, great, thanks :)
  • [01:47:46] <djlewis> ds2 likes to make us think ;)
  • [01:48:02] <Nexxy> oh I'm quite familiar with his type :)
  • [01:48:12] <Nexxy> thanks for the straightforward answer <3
  • [01:48:13] <djlewis> he's alright :)
  • [01:49:07] <djlewis> sometimes I play the same game iwth newbies.
  • [01:49:33] <Nexxy> I find it's much more effective to be welcoming and forthcoming with information
  • [01:49:43] <Nexxy> just had this conversation in another dev community earlier today in fact
  • [01:49:52] <djlewis> dejavu
  • [01:50:27] <djlewis> forth coming to a point, a lot of folk dont even try and like it spoon fed to them
  • [01:50:47] <djlewis> those make me very cryptic in my answers
  • [01:51:25] <Nexxy> I usually just direct them to #rubyonrails
  • [01:51:56] <djlewis> :)
  • [01:51:58] <Nexxy> well thanks again djlewis, I'm sure I will be back with more questions
  • [01:52:05] <Nexxy> hopefully I won't be too ignorant with them... I'm definitely trying
  • [01:52:13] <Nexxy> I have 3 shipping but I'm trying to be prepared for when they arrive
  • [01:52:21] <Nexxy> djlewis++
  • [01:53:22] <djlewis> I tend to study up before as well
  • [01:53:45] <Nexxy> truth be told I'm just excited to be one step closer to deployment
  • [01:53:58] <djlewis> aon a job project?
  • [01:54:04] <djlewis> s/aon/on
  • [01:54:08] <Nexxy> yup!
  • [01:54:34] <djlewis> sakoman.com has some testing results of sdhc on his site
  • [01:54:41] <djlewis> using beagleboards
  • [01:54:45] <Nexxy> ooo
  • [01:54:48] <Nexxy> thank you :D
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  • [01:55:47] <ds2> the BB classic does not ship with firmware.
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  • [01:56:06] <djlewis> ds2: i been stareing at this sdr kit for a wek and havent soldered one component :(
  • [01:56:22] <ds2> djlewis: why kit? start with components. more fun that way
  • [01:56:25] <Nexxy> ds2, is the same true for the xM??
  • [01:56:30] <jkridner_> ds2: why do you say so? it ships with MLO/u-boot, just not a kernel/userspace.
  • [01:56:46] <ds2> jkridner_: it does? I thought the NAND is blank
  • [01:56:48] <ds2> if so, my bad.
  • [01:56:59] <jkridner_> it isn't. it has u-boot in it.
  • [01:57:03] <djlewis> ds2: I dont care much for the parts shopping when I cant get them all in one or two places.
  • [01:57:12] <ds2> ah... just my units are blank then ;) from repopping :D
  • [01:57:39] <jkridner_> yeah, if you are getting those big-mem special versions.
  • [01:57:47] <djlewis> ds2: we warned you about popping off that nand ;)
  • [01:57:52] <ds2> mine are small mem's actually :(
  • [01:58:00] <ds2> RevC's with 128M
  • [01:58:18] <jkridner_> oh? odd. getting 'em at a great price?
  • [01:58:41] <ds2> no, I am verifying my CM's process
  • [01:58:57] <ds2> the small ones was all I can get hold of it quickly so I used that
  • [02:00:31] <ds2> djlewis: did you see a PSoC based SDR design from one of the magazines?
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  • [02:01:13] <djlewis> ds2: i dont get any magazines.
  • [02:01:27] <ds2> djlewis: it is online
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  • [02:02:10] <ds2> djlewis: http://www.elektor.com/magazines/2007/may/software-defined-radio.91527.lynkx
  • [02:03:43] <emeb> hmmm - registration required.
  • [02:04:09] <djlewis> yeah, i registered the other day
  • [02:04:36] <emeb> I subscribe to CCI, so I suppose I'm a customer of Elektor...
  • [02:06:44] <djlewis> iirc elektor limits your access less you pay up
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  • [02:08:34] <djlewis> except for sdr-shell and maybe fldigi, most sdr apps are windoze
  • [02:08:58] <djlewis> gnu-radio framework is doable
  • [02:09:12] <djlewis> or would that be a library?
  • [02:09:21] <ds2> Hmmm
  • [02:09:50] <emeb> ds2: Is that really a PSoC? Looks like an FT232 controlling a clock generator & filter switch.
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  • [02:11:37] <djlewis> I like the Ensemble rx II better.
  • [02:12:08] <ds2> CY27EE16 should be a PSoC1
  • [02:12:12] <djlewis> the elektor one looks more complicated in layout and manual plugging of filters for different bands
  • [02:12:29] <ds2> hmmm maybe I got the wrong link
  • [02:12:32] <ds2> that's not a PSoC1
  • [02:13:51] <ds2> wrong link - this is the PSoC one but not the 1 family: http://www.tapr.org/pdf/DCC2010-simpleSDR-KF6SJ.pdf
  • [02:15:17] <emeb> That's more like it.
  • [02:15:22] <emeb> TAPR - awesome.
  • [02:15:37] <emeb> Funny thing about TAPR - almost none of them are in Tucson any longer.
  • [02:16:21] <emeb> I actually saw a pretty good article a while back about doing SDR using a dsPIC as well.
  • [02:16:38] <emeb> (Much better DSP capability than the PSoC)
  • [02:20:09] <ds2> the PSoC does have hard logic on there
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  • [02:27:55] <emeb> PSoC digital blocks are somewhat limited - good for counters, shift registers, CRC generators, not much else.
  • [02:28:42] <emeb> Analog blocks make OK filters, slow ADCs / DACs, noisy amplifiers...
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  • [02:40:20] <ds2> you used them before?
  • [02:41:15] <emeb> Yeah - see here: http://members.cox.net/ebrombaugh1/synth/dvco/index.html
  • [02:41:57] <ds2> is that much better then a MAX038?
  • [02:42:03] <djlewis> nice featured audio gen
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  • [02:43:43] <emeb> ds2: no - it's used for electronic music. Pretty limited design, but the key is that it has a 1V/Oct expo voltage response.
  • [02:43:56] <ds2> I see
  • [02:46:40] <emeb> Looks like that TAPR design is using the popular Tayloe quadrature mixer.
  • [02:47:33] * ds2 looks way up above his head
  • [02:47:39] <ds2> :D
  • [02:47:50] <emeb> A lot of Ham stuff uses that, but I've never seen it in a pro design.
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  • [03:59:17] <thurbad> does anyone here know how to remove commits from a repository, but stay in a branch?
  • [03:59:43] <thurbad> I used reset but it said I wasn't in any branch after doing so
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  • [05:36:47] <kaio> on bbxm
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  • [08:27:16] <tasslehoff> Can someone dummy down the "EHCI Controller- Issue in Suspend Resume Protocol" from the errata for me? My USB never wakes on resume, and I suspect this is the cause. Is the workaround implemented anywhere? Could I workaround it by pulling reset on USB3220?
  • [08:27:53] <av500> tasslehoff: i already forgot all details
  • [08:28:17] <av500> what we did with a usb attached HDD was to power cycle it
  • [08:28:26] <av500> and prolly reset the phy
  • [08:28:37] <av500> basically a new enumeration on this bus
  • [08:28:45] <hitlin37> what is the proper way of reading data from serial console into some driver ?
  • [08:29:46] <hitlin37> some way of reading data from tty core?
  • [08:29:57] <tasslehoff> av500: that's acceptable in my case as well.
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  • [08:37:47] <tasslehoff> av500: do you know if there's a sysfs way to reset the phy?
  • [08:39:57] * [IDC]Dragon spots av500, hi, see pm
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  • [09:25:59] <juhsis> can anyone pls tell me how to cross compile?
  • [09:29:11] <juhsis> i tried again and again but nothing i reach :/
  • [09:29:34] <juhsis> so is there any idea for doing it pls??
  • [09:30:48] <av500> $(ARMCC) -o foo foo.c
  • [09:30:53] <av500> there, cross compiled
  • [09:32:48] <juhsis> whats that?
  • [09:33:17] <av500> cross compiling
  • [09:33:38] <juhsis> but i m using cmake
  • [09:33:46] <av500> and?
  • [09:33:55] <av500> cmake does not let you specify a compiler?
  • [09:34:00] <juhsis> and i have some other libraries and more cpp files
  • [09:34:12] <juhsis> yes i am asking this
  • [09:34:18] <juhsis> how to do with cmake
  • [09:35:15] <av500> "...Welcome to CMake, the cross-platform, open-source build system...."
  • [09:35:21] <av500> there, it has cross in the name
  • [09:35:36] <av500> http://www.google.com/search?q=cmake+cross+compiling
  • [09:35:49] <av500> 1st hitz
  • [09:35:51] <av500> 1st hit
  • [09:35:55] <av500> http://www.vtk.org/Wiki/CMake_Cross_Compiling
  • [09:36:40] <juhsis> i couldnt achieve the single line of the code
  • [09:36:56] <juhsis> which changes compiler to ARMCC
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  • [09:51:56] <juhsis> :/ i couldnt find armc++ and armc compilers
  • [09:55:02] <av500> https://sourcery.mentor.com/sgpp/lite/arm/portal/subscription?@template=lite
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  • [09:59:58] <bln_> I need steps for cprogram run using beagle board in google not clear please help
  • [10:01:50] <juhsis> av500 : i downloaded a .bin file
  • [10:02:11] <juhsis> pdf says install it, but it is a .bin file..
  • [10:02:46] <av500> chmod u+x foo.bin
  • [10:02:50] <av500> ./foo.bin
  • [10:02:56] <av500> or download the tgz
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  • [10:06:32] <juhsis> http://pastebin.com/JRwi4nA6
  • [10:07:07] <av500> yes and?
  • [10:07:16] <juhsis> whats that?
  • [10:07:23] <av500> can you read?
  • [10:07:28] <av500> if yes, read it
  • [10:07:48] <juhsis> sudo dpkg-reconfigure -plow dash
  • [10:07:54] <av500> whatever
  • [10:07:56] <juhsis> it says try this
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  • [10:08:02] <juhsis> but nothing happens
  • [10:08:02] <mru> or delete the stupid installer and use something that works
  • [10:08:16] <av500> or install bash
  • [10:08:38] <av500> or use the tgz
  • [10:08:41] <juhsis> am i need bash for it?
  • [10:08:49] <mru> if they can't write a portable shell script, what are the chances they can write a compiler?
  • [10:08:59] <bln_> I need steps for cprogram run using beagle board in google not clear please help
  • [10:09:33] <juhsis> i choose tar :)
  • [10:09:57] * av500 gives juhsis the feathers
  • [10:10:17] <av500> bln_: http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
  • [10:10:59] <tasslehoff> juhsis: ubuntu? if so, change /bin/sh to link to bash instead of dash
  • [10:11:43] <bln_> steps for c-program run using beagle board
  • [10:12:01] <tasslehoff> av500: the link helped
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  • [10:20:11] <juhsis> av500 : http://pastebin.com/XhbTJ0Ma
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  • [10:22:59] <av500> juhsis: yes and?
  • [10:23:09] <av500> maybe ask the cmake people?
  • [10:24:24] <juhsis> when i search for some cmake errors i always see smt. chinesee and pastebin results
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  • [10:35:52] <juhsis> av500 can you finish your help pls
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  • [10:38:26] <av500> juhsis: I have never looked at cmake
  • [10:38:36] <mru> av500: good for you
  • [10:39:01] <juhsis> av500 : so how do you compile your codes?
  • [10:39:32] <av500> mru: ignorance is (Anna's) bliss
  • [10:39:38] <av500> juhsis: with make
  • [10:39:52] <juhsis> can you tell me how pls
  • [10:40:12] <av500> teach you the exact steps?
  • [10:40:26] <juhsis> yesss pls
  • [10:40:28] <mru> cmake is built on the principle that making common things difficult, unusual things close to impossible, and using longer names for everything is good for consulting business
  • [10:41:07] <av500> juhsis: sorry, no
  • [10:41:21] <av500> make tutorials abound
  • [10:41:22] <mru> do you have a brain?
  • [10:41:25] <mru> if yes, try using it
  • [10:41:52] <juhsis> :) as i said
  • [10:41:53] <juhsis> i tried
  • [10:41:59] <mru> try harder :)
  • [10:42:06] <juhsis> 2 weeks
  • [10:42:12] <juhsis> come on i tried 2 weeks
  • [10:43:15] <mru> so you expect us to tell you in 2 minutes what you failed to figure out in 2 weeks
  • [10:43:24] <mru> sorry mate, not gonna happen
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  • [10:43:38] <juhsis> just tell me how do you do?
  • [10:43:58] <juhsis> or just tell me which tutorial really works?
  • [10:43:58] <mru> do what?
  • [10:44:07] <juhsis> do cross-compile
  • [10:47:04] <juhsis> ok. thanks for your half-help. They are very helpfullness
  • [10:47:24] <tasslehoff> juhsis: have you got a toolchain for it? if so, a simple example is your-toolchains-gcc -o appname sourcefile.c
  • [10:48:00] <tasslehoff> if you have more files to compile, use your makesystem of choice, but tell it to use compiler/linker/assembler from your arm-toolchain
  • [10:48:05] <av500> [11:30:48] <av500> $(ARMCC) -o foo foo.c
  • [10:48:08] <av500> tasslehoff: ^^^^
  • [10:48:19] <av500> tasslehoff: we have been through all that
  • [10:49:02] <tasslehoff> av500: ah. I was trying to be the first one to be 3/4 helpful.
  • [10:50:11] <av500> juhsis: did you follow all the instructions about cmake and cross compiling?
  • [10:50:21] <av500> they seemd to be quite elaborate...
  • [10:50:44] <juhsis> http://pastebin.com/bEAC9K7W
  • [10:51:01] <juhsis> this is result for (ARMCC) -o foo foo.c
  • [10:51:13] <av500> yes
  • [10:51:24] <av500> that was a line from a makefile
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  • [10:51:31] <av500> where you of course defined ARMCC=something
  • [10:51:47] <juhsis> nowhere
  • [10:52:04] <av500> it was an example
  • [10:52:20] <juhsis> i am asking for exactly how to do it
  • [10:52:26] <av500> here: arm-linux-gcc -o foo foo.c
  • [10:52:31] <av500> that works for me
  • [10:52:32] <juhsis> i am newbie at both cmake and make
  • [10:52:39] <av500> juhsis: then read about make
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  • [10:52:47] <tasslehoff> then start with one file.
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  • [10:52:49] <av500> its not like make was invented yesterday
  • [10:53:12] <juhsis> i m reading when i need to know
  • [10:53:15] <av500> and the topic of this channels is beagle, not make
  • [10:53:25] * av500 is fed up
  • [10:53:28] <juhsis> but stil i need some extra explanation
  • [10:53:40] <av500> extraplanation
  • [10:54:26] <juhsis> .. for understanding whats is (ARMCC)
  • [10:54:36] <juhsis> and where to use
  • [10:54:38] <av500> its a variable
  • [10:54:47] <av500> and its $(ARMCC)
  • [10:54:58] <av500> once you read about how make works, you will understand
  • [10:55:07] <av500> ARMCC = arm-linux-gcc
  • [10:55:37] <juhsis> http://pastebin.com/Fnt9F31L
  • [10:56:08] <av500> juhsis: right
  • [10:56:23] <av500> now, look at what you downloaded and installed from code sourcery
  • [10:56:32] <av500> and use the right path and compiler name
  • [10:56:46] <av500> you are expected to not just follow order blindly
  • [10:56:51] <juhsis> i didnt installed anything just files i found
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  • [10:57:12] <av500> or join the army
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  • [10:58:56] <juhsis> http://pastebin.com/ByV0tyxQ
  • [11:00:36] <juhsis> av500 : am i have to install arm-2011.03 toolpath
  • [11:00:40] <juhsis> or just use like this
  • [11:01:11] <juhsis> because i couldnt file executable install package inside this files
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  • [11:01:26] <juhsis> files** =find
  • [11:01:50] <tasslehoff> maybe do this before you build: ARCH=arm && export ARCH
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  • [11:10:41] <tasslehoff> nevermind, that's not the problem.
  • [11:13:13] <juhsis> i think this discussion part is just for confusing:/
  • [11:18:29] <tomba> you should learn linux basics first
  • [11:18:43] <tasslehoff> is there a way to remove/probe the ehci_omap driver from sysfs? I believe .remove and .probe will do what I want, but I can't find a place to poke them :)
  • [11:19:07] <tasslehoff> perhaps I need a new kernel where I re-register the driver when waking from suspend.
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  • [12:26:28] <Cubi_> I want to modify my kernel, but I still want to benefit from updates (new kenel patches) in the Angstrom distribution.
  • [12:26:31] <Cubi_> Is there a better way than creating my own recipe for the kernel?
  • [12:28:01] <jkridner_> you can create a .bbappends sort of set of additional patches.
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  • [12:52:51] <Cubi_> jkridner_, looks good, thank you
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  • [13:09:26] <tasslehoff> av500: got a link to a kernel where your reset the phy to wake ehci again? tried setting .suspend=ehci_hcd_omap_remove and .resume=ehci_hcd_omap_probe, but my kernel cried out in pain.
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  • [13:09:35] <tasslehoff> if you do it in the kernel at all, that is
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  • [13:13:00] <djlewis> jkridner_: ping
  • [13:13:31] <djlewis> jkridner_: answer to question about projects: I dont know if it took or not.
  • [13:13:55] <djlewis> jkridner_: i pre registered with openid and then created and saved the project
  • [13:14:11] <djlewis> jkridner_: but there was no feedback after I clicked save.
  • [13:14:32] <djlewis> jkridner_: and I can't seem to find the project to make any changes .
  • [13:15:41] <djlewis> jkridner_: so I posted a link to my project here. http://www.djlewis.us/files/projects/beagleScanSpec/index.htm
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  • [13:17:57] <jkridner_> did you give the project a URI?
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  • [13:19:32] <jkridner_> hmmm... it didn't seem to save. I wish I could see your screen when you hit submit.
  • [13:20:26] <djlewis> I only added my link at the bottom in the box.
  • [13:20:33] <djlewis> I didnt see I needed google or the others
  • [13:21:19] <djlewis> there was a link box at the form bottom for your project I used
  • [13:21:42] <jkridner_> the entries with * beside them are mandatory.
  • [13:21:51] <djlewis> there was only a "save" button, no submit.
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  • [13:22:05] <djlewis> and no feedback from the form
  • [13:22:59] <jkridner_> I guess I should edit the page to clarify that those fields are mandatory. If I click save without those fields, it gives me an error... perhaps that logic isn't 100% right.
  • [13:23:25] <jkridner_> if it is a hassle, I can fill out the form for you.
  • [13:23:51] <djlewis> so I need to do it again then... OK, i'll give it another go.
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  • [13:24:07] <djlewis> what URI would I enter?
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  • [13:24:20] <jkridner_> I'd suggest BeagleScanSpec
  • [13:25:06] <djlewis> Oh, I entered BSS in top line and BeagleScanSpec in long name, then filled the short and long description fields and the link box.
  • [13:25:43] <djlewis> I left URI blank if there was that field :)
  • [13:26:03] <jkridner_> URI is the "short name"
  • [13:26:10] <djlewis> then it is BSS
  • [13:26:20] <jkridner_> k. definitely didn't save.
  • [13:26:28] <djlewis> dar its onrey hide
  • [13:27:10] <jkridner_> you trying again? want me to put it in? (I'd need the info for the rest of the fields).
  • [13:27:42] <djlewis> not yet, i am trying to find my second cup of coffee :)
  • [13:30:21] <djlewis> jkridner_: you have mail, say to yourself in an AOL voice ;)
  • [13:31:09] <djlewis> jkridner_: i wasnt trusting the form so I kept copy.
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  • [13:34:36] <djlewis> jkridner_: i've got my second coffee and am ready to give it a go again.
  • [13:35:03] <jkridner_> k, I didn't see it in my inbox anyway.
  • [13:35:10] <djlewis> ok
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  • [13:36:05] <koen__> damn hospital blocking port 22
  • [13:36:22] <av500> hospital?
  • [13:36:24] <mru> koen__: why are you in hospital?
  • [13:36:24] <joelagnel> gm
  • [13:36:31] <joelagnel> koen, hehe give it a break bro
  • [13:36:32] <mru> evidently it's nothing too serious for irc
  • [13:36:44] <koen__> same as 2 years ago, virus attacking my heart
  • [13:36:44] <mru> or maybe irc is the reason
  • [13:36:48] <mru> ouch
  • [13:36:52] <mru> that does sound serious
  • [13:36:57] <av500> :(
  • [13:36:58] <koen__> it's apparently very rare to have it happen twice according to the doctors
  • [13:37:04] <joelagnel> :( :(
  • [13:37:07] <djlewis> jkridner_: i get this a lot too. I log into openid and i get a page with no box at bottom.
  • [13:37:19] <koen__> but it I have wifi now :)
  • [13:37:52] <mru> to all: koen__ is being pumped full of drugs, don't accept any patches from him for now
  • [13:38:00] <koen__> joelagnel: I've asked khem to push https://github.com/koenkooi/meta-oe , so your stuff should be in later today
  • [13:38:03] <djlewis> koen__: drink more liquor and kill the bugs.
  • [13:38:18] <joelagnel> koen, sweet! appreciate it! get well soon!
  • [13:38:34] <av500> mru: now is the time to send him patches!
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  • [13:38:40] <joelagnel> ;)
  • [13:38:59] <djlewis> jkridner_: nv, tiny print says logout :))
  • [13:39:05] <jkridner_> djlewis: does the box at the bottom get replaced with your openid name?
  • [13:39:17] <jkridner_> k.
  • [13:39:26] <jkridner_> sounds like you are logged in. :)
  • [13:39:28] <djlewis> tiny print in faded color, missed it.
  • [13:39:42] <djlewis> so not I click Projects?
  • [13:40:05] <jkridner_> koen__: glad to see you up and kicking! shouldn't you be getting some rest?
  • [13:40:24] * mru is making patches for hardware he doesn't own
  • [13:40:30] <jkridner_> djlewis: you can click Projects then Create Project.
  • [13:40:59] <jkridner_> the redirection after login is crap. I've never fixed it, so you always have to navigate back to your target page after logging in.
  • [13:42:35] <djlewis> jkridner_: I have no RSS feed link
  • [13:43:05] <djlewis> otherwise i am ready to click on Save
  • [13:43:46] <koen__> jkridner_: got bored and my parents dropped of laptop :)
  • [13:44:55] <djlewis> jkridner_: i saved and it showed me the completed form this time. I logged out.
  • [13:45:02] <djlewis> brb
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  • [13:49:04] <jkridner_> djlewis: thanks!
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  • [13:55:07] <koen__> jkridner_: funny how some kernel people have no clue about userspace
  • [13:55:44] * koen__ had a good laugh at the email from the usual suspect being a dick again
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  • [13:56:56] <juhsis> av500: i decided to start from begining. Can you pls give me the link of easiest cross-compile method?
  • [13:57:07] <djlewis> jkridner_: did it take this time?
  • [13:57:30] <jkridner_> it did.
  • [13:57:41] <djlewis> nvmind, It shows in search now
  • [13:57:58] <djlewis> jkridner_: thanks for talking me through the process. :)
  • [13:59:22] <djlewis> hmm, it didnt keep its form though
  • [14:00:01] <djlewis> not so readable the way it is squashed in the box
  • [14:00:21] <jkridner_> you can add HTML tags, like <p>.
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  • [14:00:49] <koen__> and <blink>?
  • [14:00:49] <av500> koen__: url?
  • [14:00:57] <koen__> av500: internal mail
  • [14:01:26] <djlewis> jkridner_: and I extracted them not knowing if that worked :(
  • [14:04:07] <djlewis> jkridner_: i'm on it :)
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  • [14:11:50] <FreeSoul> hi guys. I've a pretty noob question but I dunno where to ask: when I read "system IP" what IP stands for? Of course it's not the Internet protocol.... it often is on ARM website and its documentation. Sorry for the noobish question
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  • [14:14:16] <av500> Intellectual Property
  • [14:14:23] <FreeSoul> yes, i suspect it too
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  • [14:14:31] <FreeSoul> but...
  • [14:15:39] <FreeSoul> so a system ip block is a... board? part of a device?
  • [14:16:02] <av500> part of the chip
  • [14:16:43] <mru> "system IP" usually refers to things like interconnects
  • [14:16:50] <FreeSoul> ok :). It sounds strange but ok, I just take it as it is
  • [14:16:55] <mru> anything on a soc that isn't a cpu or a device
  • [14:17:26] <av500> FreeSoul: if you would provide some context it would be easier
  • [14:17:28] <mru> a term I find most ridiculous is "physical IP"
  • [14:18:03] <FreeSoul> av500: I think that mru perfect got the point... I understand what it means but it's jus strange, like physical IP.
  • [14:18:50] <FreeSoul> I would have called it device, board, component or whatever, but I'm not american nor english, so it may just look strange because of my concept "translation"
  • [14:19:46] <mru> you're not a lawyer
  • [14:19:52] <mru> so it's bound to sound strange
  • [14:20:07] <FreeSoul> yep :)
  • [14:28:14] <tomba> I thought IP (sometimes) means Integrated Peripheral
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  • [14:34:59] <howlymowly> hi poeple... just wanted to tell you guys: I LOVE the beagleboard :) and I just got i2c on the beagleboard to work in a python 5-liner :D
  • [14:35:02] <howlymowly> just awesome
  • [14:35:30] <howlymowly> could you point me to an appropriate place where I coan put some i2c example code in python?
  • [14:35:36] <howlymowly> *can
  • [14:37:04] <howlymowly> I am pretty sure there has never been an easier way than accessing i2c by pure python on the beagleboard )
  • [14:37:09] <howlymowly> :)
  • [14:38:02] <mdp> jkridner_, ping
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  • [14:40:50] <arcanescu> any good 7 inch 8 inch touch screens recommended for the beagle? with driver support ?
  • [14:41:17] <av500> resistive or capacitive
  • [14:41:47] <mru> inductive
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  • [14:42:09] <arcanescu> resistive
  • [14:42:47] <pune> Hi, I'm want to purchase beagle board. Want to knwo what extra accessories I need and what comes bundled with board?
  • [14:43:08] <arcanescu> pune: beagleboard.org?
  • [14:43:47] <pune> Yes. Beagle board -xM
  • [14:44:09] <arcanescu> i mean it says on the website what comes with it....
  • [14:44:27] <pune> I know where I can place order. But I'm not getting what accessories like cable and all comes with it.
  • [14:44:53] <howlymowly> pune: you need a 5V power supply if you want to connect anything to the beagleboard...
  • [14:45:16] <pune> Power supply should be given with board , but it isn;t the case?
  • [14:45:33] <howlymowly> pune: bb comes without any cables or adapters etc... just "pure" beagleboard (at least in my case)
  • [14:45:42] <arcanescu> http://specialcomp.com/beagleboard/
  • [14:47:07] <arcanescu> http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail?name=BBC01-ND cable
  • [14:47:22] <arcanescu> http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?&KeyWords=T946-P5p-ND power supply
  • [14:47:23] <djlewis> arcanescu: did you miss the link under Elinux Wiki: Beginning Users ?
  • [14:47:34] <arcanescu> yes i did
  • [14:47:49] <arcanescu> i meamy bad
  • [14:47:51] <arcanescu> *my bad
  • [14:47:51] <djlewis> on beagleboard.org main page
  • [14:48:23] <av500> pune: the board comes with a nice cardboard box
  • [14:48:33] <arcanescu> with a logo on it
  • [14:48:34] <av500> in a nice plastic bag
  • [14:48:38] <arcanescu> and sides
  • [14:48:43] <djlewis> yeah, many people make nice cases with it.
  • [14:49:01] <pune> I want to know. What imp peripherals I need to order apart from board?
  • [14:49:19] <pune> arcanescu...I got answer in your links. thank
  • [14:49:34] <arcanescu> np i got that off from beagleboard.org btw
  • [14:49:53] * djlewis saves his beagleboard box for nastalgic reasons :)
  • [14:50:13] <arcanescu> me 2
  • [14:50:33] * mru ran out of space to keep all his beagleboxes
  • [14:50:33] <arcanescu> not for nostalgic reasons... but when im angry and somethings not workings its good to stare at the beagle
  • [14:50:39] <arcanescu> calms you down
  • [14:50:40] <pune> At least Power Adaptor should be provided.
  • [14:50:46] <djlewis> arcanescu: i meant pune above, sorry
  • [14:51:19] <arcanescu> so no good resistive touch screens 7 inch 8 inch on beagle?
  • [14:51:58] <av500> ready to buy, not much
  • [14:52:36] <djlewis> pune: you gotta consider who the beagleboards are recommended for.. :)
  • [14:52:40] <pune> How does communication between host and beagleboard is done? with serial port?
  • [14:52:45] <av500> yes
  • [14:52:47] <av500> or usb
  • [14:52:51] <av500> or ethernet
  • [14:53:05] <howlymowly> pune: yupp its serial port
  • [14:53:37] <djlewis> OK! i finally got it entered.. http://beagleboard.org/project/BeagleScanSpec/
  • [14:54:09] <howlymowly> av500: you have to configure the xm to use it with usb or ethernet first so pune: I advice you to use serial port :)
  • [14:54:10] <arcanescu> djlewis thats awsome.... how far along is this project?
  • [14:54:19] <av500> arcanescu: http://goodwell-hk.en.alibaba.com/product/467514891-212512844/7_16_9_LCD_Resistive_Touchscreen_Monitor_HDMI_1080P_with_400cd_m2_GW679AHT_400_.html
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  • [14:54:45] <djlewis> arcanescu: floolw the yellow brick road. I am already enjoying the stereo fm tuner with my BB
  • [14:54:52] <joelagnel> jkridner_, did you check Wolfgang's comments on the user button patch?
  • [14:54:55] <djlewis> s/foolw/follow
  • [14:55:05] <joelagnel> As you authored it, can you defend its purpose?
  • [14:55:18] <arcanescu> av500: no support ... i did find one on the project list .... its just crappy atm
  • [14:55:39] <arcanescu> djlewis: hmmmmm something like this could really help
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  • [14:56:03] <arcanescu> ham yummm
  • [14:56:28] <djlewis> arcanescu: its time for me to start coding. Digital Tuner is working across the bands
  • [14:56:45] <djlewis> arcanescu: and I have to build the SDR
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  • [14:57:01] <av500> arcanescu: no support? its hdmi
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  • [14:57:59] <arcanescu> djlewis: SDR is always fun ... you a HAM by any chance?
  • [14:58:12] <av500> yes
  • [14:58:26] <djlewis> arcanescu: once a long long time ago in a land far far away..
  • [14:58:45] <arcanescu> djlewis: blasphemyy!!!
  • [14:58:46] <djlewis> av500: funny
  • [14:59:16] <arcanescu> av500: hmm let me check it out
  • [14:59:29] <djlewis> arcanescu: i am a classic morse coder on weak signals, I dont care much for walkie talkies and chating in tha shack. :)
  • [15:00:04] <djlewis> but then , this IRC thing is quite similar
  • [15:00:07] <arcanescu> djlewis: morse coderr nooooooooooo...... some old folks do that prettyy damn well...
  • [15:00:47] <arcanescu> djlewis: i like chatting away HF mostly
  • [15:00:50] <djlewis> arcanescu: I am thinking of doing morse again
  • [15:01:17] <arcanescu> djlewis: you should... im an intermediate not full though :/
  • [15:01:24] <arcanescu> 2e0
  • [15:02:08] <djlewis> i'm thinking like the 4yh of July with Will Smith, we coders will be important again :))
  • [15:02:20] <djlewis> s/4yy/4th
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  • [15:03:37] <arcanescu> i cant recall when we werent important ?
  • [15:03:49] <arcanescu> if its not on fire its usually a software problem?
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  • [15:19:02] <hrishikesh> Hi, i'm not able to wotk with the ethernet controller on my beagleboard xM Rev C. I already did "sudo modprobe g_ether host_addr=.... dev_addr=....". I'm able to see the device "usb0", i'm also able to assign an IP address to it, but I'm not able to ping another IP over LAN. The green and orange lights of the ethernet port also don't burn. What could be the problem?
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  • [15:21:08] <arcanescu> av500: http://www.amazon.com/Lilliput-869gl-80np-Touch-Screen-dvi-hdmi/dp/B003H34O22
  • [15:21:36] <arcanescu> hrishkesh: the ethernet does showup as usb0 that is correct
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  • [15:21:56] <arcanescu> are you sure that you are on the same domain as the device you want to ping?
  • [15:22:04] <hrishikesh> yeah
  • [15:22:10] <hrishikesh> 192.168.1.x/24 addresses
  • [15:22:29] <arcanescu> what does ifconfig return ?
  • [15:22:33] <arcanescu> on the usb0 ?
  • [15:23:00] <av500> arcanescu: yes
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  • [15:23:28] <arcanescu> av500: that should work i saw another projec tusing the same for energy monitoring
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  • [15:23:41] <hrishikesh> output is shown in http://pastebin.com/qF2bfX6G
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  • [15:24:27] <arcanescu> what are you pinging? what ip ?
  • [15:25:00] <hrishikesh> 192.168.1.1 is the IP that i want to ping
  • [15:25:05] <arcanescu> if you are connected to say another beagle board use a cross over cable
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  • [15:25:21] <hrishikesh> I'm connected to a laptop
  • [15:26:06] <arcanescu> p2p ? or through a router?
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  • [15:26:40] <hrishikesh> p2p .... using a simple ethernet cable ...
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  • [15:27:03] <arcanescu> try a cross over
  • [15:27:16] <newnew> hi
  • [15:27:29] <arcanescu> if you dont have a cross over go throught he router
  • [15:27:31] <newnew> i just bought a beagleboard xm
  • [15:27:33] <hrishikesh> funny thing is, it worked last night. I installed Angstrom on the micro SD card again today, and it now it doesn't work.
  • [15:27:34] <arcanescu> *the
  • [15:27:51] <arcanescu> did you change your kernel ?
  • [15:27:56] <newnew> i dont have a dvi d monitor
  • [15:27:56] <arcanescu> or any settings in it?
  • [15:28:05] <newnew> can someone help me
  • [15:28:15] <djlewis> newnew: buy a dvi monitor
  • [15:28:20] <djlewis> ;P
  • [15:28:20] <newnew> i got BB xm and a laptop
  • [15:28:32] <newnew> hm
  • [15:28:42] <arcanescu> you dont hae a dvi d monitor ohh noess ur ruiend
  • [15:28:47] <djlewis> newnew: serial connection to BB to setup and ssh later
  • [15:28:49] <arcanescu> cant do development now
  • [15:29:01] <hrishikesh> Hmmm, I didn't notice the kernel version last night. But it's the default Angstrom which comes with Beagleboard xM.
  • [15:29:09] <djlewis> or vnc
  • [15:29:27] <newnew> but how to setup os?
  • [15:29:29] <arcanescu> hrishkesh: so its exactly the same and you have not recompiled anything?
  • [15:29:38] <av500> newnew: copy to sdcard
  • [15:29:44] <av500> no monitor needed for that
  • [15:29:53] <djlewis> did I mention a serial connection to your BB ?
  • [15:30:12] <newnew> djlewis: ya
  • [15:30:16] <hrishikesh> yeah ... no recompilation of the kernel of any sort, I just followed the instructions as shown in http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-beagleboard-xm/.
  • [15:31:08] <newnew> just have os in sd card boot BB and VNC from my laptop..will it work?
  • [15:31:10] <hrishikesh> arcanescu: the lights in the ethernet port of the beagleboard don't glow when I connect a ethernet cable. That must mean something right?
  • [15:31:12] <djlewis> newnew: http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardBeginners
  • [15:31:20] <arcanescu> yes
  • [15:31:32] <arcanescu> it means the ethernet port is dead..
  • [15:31:41] <newnew> how do i know the ip of BB?
  • [15:32:02] <hrishikesh> well, any suggestions as to what I could do?
  • [15:32:19] <newnew> djlewis: ya i read that but it s with a monitor
  • [15:33:09] <newnew> cant i do anything without display??
  • [15:33:22] <av500> of course you can
  • [15:33:42] <djlewis> newnew, this has been asked many times, google is your friend :)
  • [15:33:46] <av500> nobody forces you to install an OS that needs a monitor
  • [15:33:47] <arcanescu> hrishkesh: hmmm.... try ifconfig usb0 192.168.1.x netmask 255.255.255.0 up ... again
  • [15:33:53] <arcanescu> on the beagle that is
  • [15:34:22] <djlewis> newnew: but I dont recall how much support is in the supplied SD image
  • [15:34:39] <newnew> how do i connect my laptop to beagle if i install os on beagle
  • [15:34:43] <newnew> not much is there
  • [15:34:45] <hrishikesh> djlewis: connect your serial port of the BB to a USB port on your laptop. It'll mostly get detected as /dev/ttyUSB0 (it did for me). Execute "screen /dev/ttyUSB0 115200". It'll ask for login. Then login, set the IP address, set a VNC server and see.
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  • [15:35:00] <djlewis> hrishikesh: i didnt ask
  • [15:35:07] <hrishikesh> oops
  • [15:35:08] <hrishikesh> sorry
  • [15:35:11] <newnew> it was me
  • [15:35:13] <hrishikesh> that was meant for newnew!
  • [15:35:15] <arcanescu> hrishkesh: i doubt that will do anythingsince there are no lights on the port ....
  • [15:35:29] <hrishikesh> yeah, even I figure so. Anyway I'll try
  • [15:35:42] <arcanescu> hrishkesh: no harm in trying...
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  • [15:36:55] <hrishikesh> arcanescu: tried it, still same problem persists.
  • [15:38:25] <newnew> will there be any os with sd card given with board?
  • [15:38:38] <arcanescu> hrishkesh: have you changed anything in your bootargs? .... are you sure its booting the kernel in the sd card?
  • [15:38:39] <newnew> or should i download one?
  • [15:39:10] <newnew> :(
  • [15:39:34] <hrishikesh> no, haven't changed anything in the boot configuration. the sd card is the only source to boot from, so I'm sure it boots from that.
  • [15:40:24] <hrishikesh> Is there some default boot configuration given in "http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-beagleboard-xm/" which I have to change to enable the ethernet controller?
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  • [15:41:38] <newnew> how to startup and work on BB xm without a dvi d display..have a laptop..PLS help
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  • [15:42:49] <joelagnel> read http://www.beagleboard.org
  • [15:42:54] <newnew> anyone
  • [15:43:20] <hrishikesh> newnew: I've already given you a detailed description as to what to do. Please do that and then come back and ask. For details, please look at the link "http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardBeginners".
  • [15:44:11] <arcanescu> hrishkesh: im not sure if there is a default card... especialyl if you say it worked before not it doesnt work..
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  • [15:50:18] <hrishikesh> One more questionv- the output formatting from the serial port of the BB is really bad. I tried "sudo TERM=vt100 minicom", with no success. One thing i noticed is that the output formatting when I installed Ubuntu on the BB is far worse when compared to the output formatting when I installed Angstrom on the BB. How do I solve this?
  • [15:50:46] <av500> formatting?
  • [15:51:06] <hrishikesh> doesn't print the characters properly on the console
  • [15:51:15] <mru> if A is better than B, one "solution" would be to use A and not B...
  • [15:51:39] <hrishikesh> true! :-) I am using Angstrom, but the formatting is still not okay.
  • [15:51:54] <hrishikesh> It's just a bit better compared to Ubuntu, that's all.
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  • [15:52:56] <arcanescu> formatting?
  • [15:53:58] <hrishikesh> by formatting i mean that the characters aren't printing properly on the console
  • [15:54:52] <djlewis> hrishikesh: i use GtkTerm in Ubuntu and it does fairly well.
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  • [15:55:01] <arcanescu> i use gtkterm aswell
  • [15:55:06] <djlewis> Until you open something like htop
  • [15:55:26] <djlewis> though it does well with my ncurses app.
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  • [15:55:59] <hrishikesh> djlewis: hmmm, okay. I want to install the VNC server asap and use gnome, but the ethernet port is giving a problem.
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  • [15:59:25] <djlewis> av500: yeah, I read that article ;)
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  • [16:01:26] <djlewis> hrishikesh: get that ethernet working :)
  • [16:01:49] <djlewis> bbl...
  • [16:06:19] <arcanescu> hrishkesh: i know its a pain but id say if all else fails recompile kernel and uboot
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  • [16:37:59] <hrishikesh> arcanescu: hmmmm, i'll keep that as the last option. :-)
  • [16:38:22] <hrishikesh> where is the boot configuration file? it isn't present in /boot.
  • [16:48:28] <arcanescu> it should be on the sd card boot partition
  • [16:48:47] <arcanescu> either its going to be uEnv.txt or a boot.scr
  • [16:55:53] <joelagnel> hrishikesh, You could also try to use beagleboard release images as a known working point. It contains all the required configuration etc and is tested
  • [16:56:05] <joelagnel> search for them on the mailing list
  • [16:56:20] <hrishikesh> okay, thanks! :-)
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  • [16:58:15] <hrishikesh> arcanescu: an update regarding the ethernet problem. During boot, it says this - "Net: Net Initialization Skipped. No ethernet found." Any leads from this?
  • [16:59:36] <arcanescu> hrishkesh: in your etc/default/usb-gadget do you have this file
  • [16:59:37] <arcanescu> ?
  • [16:59:54] <arcanescu> for the root file system i mean
  • [17:00:04] <hrishikesh> i'll check
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  • [17:00:30] <hrishikesh> during boot it says "** Unable to read "uEnv.txt" from mmc 0:1 **"
  • [17:01:49] <arcanescu> ok create a uEnv.txt first then
  • [17:01:54] <arcanescu> in your boot partition
  • [17:02:28] <hrishikesh> yes, i have the file "/etc/default/usb-gadget". It's contents are ' USBMODE="" MODULEOPTIONS="" '.
  • [17:02:54] <arcanescu> and paste this inside it :http://pastebin.com/Ac7DusxR
  • [17:03:16] <arcanescu> insite the usb-gadget file set this:USB_MODE='networking'
  • [17:03:33] <arcanescu> or "networking" in double however your file is basically
  • [17:03:40] <arcanescu> and restart
  • [17:03:47] <hrishikesh> okay
  • [17:03:59] <hrishikesh> i'll do it and get back
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  • [17:07:59] <hrishikesh> i did it
  • [17:08:03] <hrishikesh> but still same problem
  • [17:08:43] <hrishikesh> only that i can see "usb0" by default when I boot. I don't need to do "modprobe g_ether" to see usb0.
  • [17:08:52] <hrishikesh> lights still don't burn
  • [17:09:17] <joelagnel> lights on the ethernet?
  • [17:09:19] <hrishikesh> and during boot it still says "Net: Net Initialization Skipped. No ethernet found."
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  • [17:09:26] <hrishikesh> no lights. :-(
  • [17:09:36] <joelagnel> -xM C?
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  • [17:09:40] * djlewis likes the blinky lights :)
  • [17:09:50] <djlewis> except blue
  • [17:09:53] <hrishikesh> yes
  • [17:10:11] <joelagnel> Can you confirm that Hub power led - D14 is glowing?
  • [17:10:50] <hrishikesh> no it isn't ....
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  • [17:11:49] <arcanescu> okay so its got no power
  • [17:11:56] <hrishikesh> oh
  • [17:12:02] <joelagnel> Then you're using the wrong kernel
  • [17:12:08] <joelagnel> or one without the patches for -xM C
  • [17:12:23] <joelagnel> Try to use one of the release images on the mailing list
  • [17:12:30] <arcanescu> joelagnel: he says it worked before and now doesnt work
  • [17:12:43] <hrishikesh> I can see D14 between the two USB slots. that's the one right?
  • [17:12:49] <joelagnel> yes
  • [17:12:54] <joelagnel> arcanescu, oh
  • [17:13:45] <hrishikesh> yeah, it did work last night. but that was with the default version of Angstrom that comes with BB. I installed a version as told in "http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-beagleboard-xm/".
  • [17:13:53] <hrishikesh> and now, it doesn't work
  • [17:14:28] <arcanescu> please try the default version again and see if that works
  • [17:14:45] <arcanescu> other wise recompile: https://github.com/Aptina/BeagleBoard-xM/blob/master/MT9D131/Angstrom/README_Beagleboard-xM_mt9d131.txt source from here
  • [17:15:23] <arcanescu> I had the same problem with a LeopardBoard .... exact same and it was releated to the device driver
  • [17:15:42] <arcanescu> im not sure if yours is the same but it wouldnt hurt eliminating that as a problem by recompiling the kernel
  • [17:16:21] <hrishikesh> okay, thanks. :-) Will try recompiling again then.
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  • [17:18:29] <hrishikesh> and by the way, when I said I installed a version of Angstrom, I installed it from "http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/demo/beagleboard/Angstrom-Beagleboard-demo-image-glibc-ipk-2011.1-beagleboard.rootfs.tar.bz2". The link doesn't say anything specific to -xM C. So I'm guessing that the patch for ethernet isn't present in this version. Right?
  • [17:19:30] <joelagnel> why not save time and just use the images I mentioned. use that time to sleep or something ;)
  • [17:20:56] <hrishikesh> okay, i'll try the images. If that doesn't work, then recompilation. :-)
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  • [18:05:38] <hrishikesh> Hey guyz, the ethernet's working fine now! :-) It was a kernel problem. I installed the one with 3.0.4 version of linux from "http://rcn-ee.net/deb/rootfs/natty/ubuntu-11.04-r4-minimal-armel.tar.xz". I followed instructions as given in "http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardUbuntu" and now it's working. Thanks arcanescu, joelagnel and djlewis! :-)
  • [18:06:21] <arcanescu> your welcome
  • [18:08:01] <av500> my welcome welcomes your welcome :)
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  • [18:11:47] <arcanescu> :)
  • [18:13:10] <djlewis> hehee, time for lunch..
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  • [19:16:55] <hrishikesh> hi, I want to work remotely on my BB. I need it to be switched on for quite a long time, maybe even a day. By experience, can any of you tell me what is the maximum time that I can keep my BB switched on, without damaging the hardware?
  • [19:17:17] <djlewis> no limit
  • [19:17:34] <djlewis> just external conditions to be concerned with
  • [19:17:36] <ds2> exactly 300million years. not a second longer.
  • [19:17:46] <djlewis> ds2: hi :)
  • [19:17:53] <ds2> =)
  • [19:18:09] <hrishikesh> nice! but sadly, i won't be alive for 300 million years! :-(
  • [19:18:32] <mru> are you sure?
  • [19:18:33] <hrishikesh> djlewis: okay, thanks.
  • [19:19:26] <mru> there's a beagle on my desk that's been running continuously for about 3 years
  • [19:19:34] <mru> no sign of trouble
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  • [19:19:53] * ds2 complains about the excess stability of the UK mains ;)
  • [19:19:59] <hrishikesh> okay ...
  • [19:20:03] <mru> I've rebooted it a few times of course
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  • [19:20:09] <mru> for kernel upgrades and such
  • [19:20:14] <mru> never due to a power outage
  • [19:20:27] <mru> mains power is really very stable here
  • [19:20:38] <djlewis> mru: what desk? you move twice a year ;)
  • [19:20:46] <mru> not true
  • [19:20:55] <mru> I've only moved twice in the last 6 years
  • [19:21:22] * djlewis is so confused...
  • [19:21:27] <djlewis> nevermind :)
  • [19:21:30] <mru> I do travel quite a bit
  • [19:30:44] <djlewis> go figure, I cant get any windows OS to install in this HP netbook but ubuntu went right on
  • [19:33:49] <djlewis> and it came with XP home
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  • [19:36:24] <ds2> isn't that orphaned now?
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  • [19:52:37] <_av500_> ds2: both are, XP and HP
  • [19:52:59] <djlewis> hehe
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  • [20:05:04] <djlewis> i expect a XM might out run this netbook
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  • [21:25:16] <djlewis> it's gotta be friday somewhere..
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  • [21:32:46] <kblin> moscow, I think, and greece
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  • [22:32:27] <phunter> anyone feel like helping out a relative noob install a simple desktop environment for my beagleboard?
  • [22:36:14] <djlewis> beagleboard.org under getting started
  • [22:36:38] <djlewis> lots of great info
  • [22:38:27] <phunter> ok, i'm checking that out now, thanks
  • [22:39:51] <phunter> or perhaps i can ask a more specific question - rather than a desktop environment i'd like to go for a simple window manager
  • [22:39:55] <damjan> phunter: check this too https://wiki.linaro.org/Cycles/1108/Release very recent
  • [22:40:09] <phunter> i've run sudo apt-get install jwm, what is then required to get this working?
  • [22:40:14] <phunter> thanks, i'll check that out too.
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  • [22:40:48] <djlewis> phunter that implies you are running ubuntu on your beagle?
  • [22:41:01] <phunter> yes 10.10 i believe
  • [22:41:13] <djlewis> that might help someone answer you
  • [22:41:35] <djlewis> mostly Angstrom users here but there are Ubuntu too.
  • [22:42:55] <phunter> ah i see
  • [22:53:09] <djlewis> later . . .
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