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  • [00:21:14] <calculus> jkridner: I am now
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  • [00:26:25] <honestly> anyone using RCN stuff have any idea how I can get the RCN stable kernel git to compile (and ideally package) linux-tools? I need perf with my kernel.
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  • [00:35:32] <jkridner> hi calculus
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  • [00:42:06] <ds2> hmmm
  • [00:42:29] <ds2> do we have beagle popciles yet?
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  • [01:28:47] <chaincrusher> hey can I connect to ubuntu over usb the same way I do with angstrom?
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  • [01:29:46] <chaincrusher> ie plug in usb, ssh to 192.168.7.2 ?
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  • [02:13:01] <GumShoe> After experimenting with several different tool chains, I was able to cross compile a HelloWorld from Windows and deploy to my BBB.
  • [02:13:41] <GumShoe> Check out this video where I learned how. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I667-sAzzZg
  • [02:15:30] <GumShoe> It's using Sourcery CodeBench for ARM GNU/Linux lite.
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  • [03:15:11] <Ferris> Hey I'm running Debian (off the eMMC) on my BBB and I normally have my memory card mounted in a certain directory for mass file storage
  • [03:15:53] <Ferris> Following a power outage and subsequent reboot, it's reporting that the memory card is already mounted on /boot/uboot, rather than my specified directory as per /etc/fstab
  • [03:16:29] <Ferris> Why is this happening? I looked at uenv.txt and there's nothing there for that
  • [03:16:59] <Ferris> I try umount but it seems like it remounts before I can try to mount it normally
  • [03:18:43] <Ferris> /dev/mmcblk1p1 is a partition on the memory card, if i'm not mistaken
  • [03:19:07] <Ferris> I manually mounted it to a directory but the files seen through ls are not mine, oddly
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  • [03:50:01] <Ferris> anyway, I'm recovering my data off the micro SD. Would I be better off using some sort of USB-based storage instead of the built-in mSD card slot?
  • [03:50:43] <SpeedEvil> Cheapest SSD in a USB enclosure would probably be a plan
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  • [03:57:40] <N2TOH> a high performance USB flash drive might be an option, for raw I/O
  • [03:58:31] <Ferris> yeah something around 4GB would be ok, that's what my micro SD card is
  • [03:59:16] <Ferris> I was a little worried about the mSD card anyway, in terms of stability long-term
  • [03:59:24] <N2TOH> while I have not gotten around to it, I have considered drafting a design for an IDE interface that uses the PRU cores in the BBB, it would be WAY faster then the 40MB/s USB can manage
  • [04:00:11] <N2TOH> PATA UDMA 133 would be trivial
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  • [04:01:23] <prpplague> N2TOH: indeed
  • [04:01:31] <prpplague> N2TOH: could do it with the gpmc as well
  • [04:01:34] <sheldonw> does anyone have a diagram of pin states upon bootup for the BBB. ie: what pins are in what state(HIGH,LOW) and which have pullup/pulldown resistors activated??
  • [04:02:08] <prpplague> sheldonw: that will depend on "where" in the boot cycle you have as a reference, and what device tree configurations you have loaded
  • [04:02:13] <prpplague> loaded/loading
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  • [04:03:35] <sheldonw> prpplague, would be nice to know there states before linux kernel actually, so I can match up a dtc to this.
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  • [04:04:10] <prpplague> sheldonw: the trm lists all of the pins and their default configuration on power-on-reset
  • [04:04:30] <prpplague> sheldonw: generally speaking most pins are configured as an input with a pull up
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  • [04:05:12] <sheldonw> prpplague, k, thanks much for the info.
  • [04:05:39] <sheldonw> so much to learn! argh. heh
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  • [05:37:15] <kmit> hi
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  • [05:55:44] <jda2000> I don't think there is anything in my mico-sd slot. Did not think to look there until after I had booted it up. So, I guess it is not always needed?
  • [05:56:27] <kmit> I am trying to accept inputs socket server-client program from the client here my bbb is acting as the server,as well as I am trying to stream video using UDP protocol to the client, when I am trying to accept commands my video streaming works for a while, but after sometime the streaming gets terminated, I am using pthreads to run both the programs simultaneously, please guide me
  • [06:06:39] <ds2> read the stevens book
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  • [08:34:57] <brianpeiris> Hello. I'm trying to get synergy working on my BBB. I've updated to the latest image but I still get an error message saying "cannot open secondary screen"
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  • [09:55:00] <maui> hi I would need to read the value of PMIC_INT (power push button) @beagleboard black ... is there a way to read it (e.g. c++ and or bash)?
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  • [10:44:08] <m8> Hi, there is a VM for simulate beaglebone black?
  • [10:45:23] <av500> no
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  • [10:46:50] <m8> i've to develop only in real hardware?
  • [10:47:06] <av500> no
  • [10:47:14] <av500> you can develop most of it on your Linux PC
  • [10:47:26] <av500> since both are Linux
  • [10:47:26] <m8> av500, but bonescript don't compile on linux pc
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  • [10:47:41] <av500> why?
  • [10:47:59] <av500> bonescript runs in your browser
  • [10:48:10] <av500> so, BBB or PC, its all the same, no?
  • [10:48:17] <m8> i dunno :|
  • [10:50:54] <m8> Here is the traceback http://pastie.org/private/itdxle8quxykxv0aayvlrw
  • [10:52:05] <av500> I know nothing about bonescript
  • [10:52:12] <av500> ask jkridner
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  • [10:52:52] <av500> https://github.com/jadonk/bonescript/issues
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  • [11:05:12] <m8> thanks
  • [11:05:28] <m8> av500, what distribution do you use with BBB?
  • [11:06:08] <av500> buildroot
  • [11:07:03] <m8> for build what?
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  • [11:08:29] <av500> ?
  • [11:09:00] <rob_w> av500, hiho
  • [11:09:07] <rob_w> did you ever tuned u-boot for boottime ?
  • [11:09:25] <av500> no
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  • [11:10:25] <rob_w> because it takes a awefull time to finally launch the kernel
  • [11:10:52] <rob_w> like it feels that the nand detecting eats up alot and of course the mmc tests
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  • [11:12:31] <av500> then remove them
  • [11:12:40] <rob_w> will do !
  • [11:12:41] <rob_w> ;-)
  • [11:12:43] <av500> have a look at falcon mode
  • [11:12:51] <rob_w> uh whats that
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  • [11:17:34] <m8> av500, you build a clean linux
  • [11:17:51] <av500> ?
  • [11:20:36] <m8> av500, i'm reading buildoroot docs
  • [11:20:52] <m8> av500, with buildroot you can create a custom linux distro?
  • [11:22:28] <av500> yes
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  • [11:27:51] <m8> av500, there is a tutorial for buildroot and beaglebone?
  • [11:27:59] <av500> no idea
  • [11:28:28] <m8> the result of buildroot is an image can i flash to bb? it's true?
  • [11:28:37] <m8> with microsd method
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  • [11:29:58] <av500> maybe not
  • [11:30:00] <av500> but a kernel
  • [11:30:02] <av500> and root fs
  • [11:30:25] <av500> I think I built uboot and kernel standalone
  • [11:30:31] <av500> and only rootfs from buildroot
  • [11:30:35] <av500> many possibilites
  • [11:30:51] <m8> good, sorry for the basic answers but i'm new to this world
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  • [11:37:29] <plm> people, the BB-XM four USB ports is just a internal usb hub? If yes, so if I connected a four USB HUB on the the BBB is the same(just part of usb ports)?
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  • [11:47:25] <av500> yes
  • [11:49:30] <plm> av500: thanks.
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  • [11:54:33] <plm> av500: I would like to connect four usb devices where each one will trasmit around 10Mbps. So I will have simulnaneously 40Mbps. That is a problem for BBB? Well, I know that usb 2.0 nominal rate is 480 Mbit/s, but I dont know the effective throughput. And if this fours together can change that. Any idea?
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  • [12:01:42] <av500> expect 20MB/s over USB
  • [12:03:12] <plm> av500: ohh.. why *only* that?
  • [12:03:31] <plm> av500: I will not write data comming via USB, just pass over ethernet..
  • [12:03:38] <av500> sure
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  • [12:04:45] <plm> av500: but this effect little troughtput is a usb 2.0 problem or is the BBB?
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  • [12:16:53] <plm> av500: and if I use the XM can I expect more than 20MB/s over USB?
  • [12:17:11] <ogra_> USB 2.0 maxes out at ~24M
  • [12:17:20] <ogra_> by design
  • [12:17:53] <plm> ogra_: 24MB/s or 24Mb/s?
  • [12:18:07] <ogra_> MB
  • [12:19:09] <plm> ogra_: ohh av500 already talk above 20MB/s, but I just was talking about Mb/s :-) well, so 20MB is very good, I have around 192Mb/s =D
  • [12:19:54] <ogra_> well, subtracting overhead the 24MB become 20MB in the end ...
  • [12:20:02] <ogra_> butyeah, bytes are not bits
  • [12:20:41] <av500> by what design?
  • [12:20:44] <plm> ogra_: ok. well, if BBB is capable the effective troughtput around 12MB/s is fine..
  • [12:21:05] <av500> you still have to try it out with 4 devices on a hub
  • [12:21:06] <plm> So around 100Mb/s =D
  • [12:21:59] <plm> av500: yes, but is a problem if I atach a four usb port in the bbb? each one will transmit around 25Mb/s
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  • [12:23:18] <plm> is different for the BBB one usb device transmitting 100Mb/s than four usb devices transmiting 25Mb/s each one?
  • [12:23:20] <av500> I dont know
  • [12:23:22] <plm> av500: ^
  • [12:23:27] <av500> its USB
  • [12:23:32] <plm> hmm
  • [12:23:36] <av500> always expect problems
  • [12:23:41] <TeknikL> hmm, I configured eth0 and I can reach it from my workstation via SSH, but I cannot ping the default gw, or ping the internet. very odd. anyone seen that?
  • [12:23:46] <av500> does it work on your PC?
  • [12:23:55] <plm> av500: yes, in pc yes
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  • [12:51:03] <Vaizki> I was thinking of adding one to my mouser order to bump it past the free shipping 50 eur limit
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  • [14:07:01] <thow> does anyone know how to set UART on BBB to non-standard speed rates?
  • [14:08:21] <av500> like?
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  • [14:08:46] * tbr goes wild and sets his to 120baud
  • [14:08:56] <tbr> RYRYRYRYRYRYRYRY
  • [14:08:59] * av500 gasps
  • [14:09:06] <av500> not so fast
  • [14:09:12] <thow> av500: 31250 bps
  • [14:09:29] <av500> MIDI!
  • [14:09:36] <thow> yep :)
  • [14:09:39] <tbr> midi cape!
  • [14:09:47] <KotH> all hail mranostay!
  • [14:09:52] <thow> no, midi cape is not what i need!
  • [14:10:05] <av500> sssh, we know what you need!
  • [14:10:14] * tbr was about to say that :D
  • [14:10:16] <av500> please pm CC details!
  • [14:10:44] <thow> right now, there are just a few midi routers
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  • [14:11:08] <thow> and i need at least an 8x8 router, so I can't use bbb usb port for that
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  • [14:11:36] <thow> i'm planning to use bbb uart ports for that
  • [14:11:46] <av500> 8in 8out?
  • [14:11:49] <thow> yep.
  • [14:11:53] <av500> 16 ports?
  • [14:12:08] <thow> 8x8
  • [14:12:15] <av500> 64 ports?
  • [14:12:18] <thow> yes
  • [14:12:21] <av500> 64 midi ports?
  • [14:12:30] <thow> 16 midi ports, 64 midi channels
  • [14:12:39] <av500> ah
  • [14:12:46] <av500> still, 16
  • [14:12:49] <thow> no
  • [14:12:50] <thow> :D
  • [14:12:55] <av500> ?
  • [14:12:56] <thow> 8x8 means "full mesh"
  • [14:13:02] <thow> 16 means "16 independent ports"
  • [14:13:02] <KotH> thow: believe av500, he can count to 1!
  • [14:13:41] <thow> well, nevermind. my question is how can i set uart to a specific baud rate?
  • [14:13:49] <av500> thow: how many physical midi ports?
  • [14:13:51] <thow> i think stock angstrom kernel doesn't allow it
  • [14:13:56] <thow> 16 physical ports
  • [14:13:57] <av500> as in 5pin sockets?
  • [14:14:02] <thow> 5pin DIN socket, yes.
  • [14:14:13] <av500> and all 16 going into BBB?
  • [14:14:27] <thow> but midi is serial communication. they only use 2 pins (and a third for ground)
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  • [14:14:35] <av500> yes
  • [14:14:35] <thow> so you can use gpio pins
  • [14:14:36] <av500> I know
  • [14:14:42] <av500> ?
  • [14:14:44] <thow> not necessarily to use uarts
  • [14:14:56] <av500> bitbang 31250 baud?
  • [14:15:06] <av500> 16 times
  • [14:15:08] <thow> yep
  • [14:15:15] <thow> is that possible?
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  • [14:16:20] <av500> uart 31250 or bitbang 16 uarts?
  • [14:16:28] <av500> 31250 should be doable
  • [14:16:37] <Crofton|work> I just want everyone to know how much I hate google groups
  • [14:16:38] <av500> I hope so at least since I have a MIDI cape on my desk
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  • [14:16:51] <av500> dejanews ftw!
  • [14:16:55] <Crofton|work> I try to follow the list in digest mode, but the links from the emails are worthless
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  • [14:17:18] <thow> i know technically they're completely different, but in arduino you can say "create an uart with pins x and y"
  • [14:17:26] <av500> ah
  • [14:17:32] <thow> bbb has 5 pre-defined uarts
  • [14:17:36] <av500> no
  • [14:17:40] <av500> it has 5 HW UARTS
  • [14:17:44] <av500> not 5 sets of GPIOs
  • [14:18:45] <thow> is it possible to "emulate" uarts to achieve 16 uarts?
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  • [14:19:44] <av500> maybe :)
  • [14:19:51] <av500> maybe with the PRU
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  • [14:20:19] <thow> what's pru?
  • [14:20:24] * thow seeks in google...
  • [14:20:42] <thow> real time unit...
  • [14:20:55] <thow> quite interesting, as bbb has no rtc, right?
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  • [14:23:00] <rob_w> real time unit != rtc
  • [14:23:10] <thow> yep,yep
  • [14:23:16] <rob_w> the bbb has a rtc only TI fucked it up
  • [14:23:49] <thow> but if you have no rtc, the only way to work with sync signals is getting a rtc or rtu.
  • [14:24:34] <rob_w> i would never use a rtc to sync anything beside a time/date in sec. precision
  • [14:24:42] <rob_w> but thats just me
  • [14:25:22] <av500> thow: the PRU is not an RTC
  • [14:25:26] <av500> its a separate CPU
  • [14:25:27] <thow> yes, you're right. rtc is not accurate enough to be used as clock signalling source
  • [14:25:29] <av500> at 200MHZ
  • [14:25:39] <av500> two actually
  • [14:25:56] <av500> which since it does not run linux can do "real-timey" stuff
  • [14:26:02] <av500> like bitbang UARTs
  • [14:26:05] <thow> but how pru is related to the "i need 16 uarts" issue?
  • [14:26:13] <thow> ok
  • [14:26:14] <thow> i c
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  • [14:27:20] <av500> one could maybe also write a clever linux driver that does that
  • [14:27:53] <av500> I assume you thought you could do simple read_GPIO()/write_GPIO()?
  • [14:27:57] <av500> from user space
  • [14:28:01] <av500> that wont work
  • [14:28:20] <thow> you need rtu for that to work, right?
  • [14:29:23] <thow> or real time unit is just to sync many uarts?
  • [14:29:58] <av500> [15:25] <av500> its a separate CPU
  • [14:30:03] <av500> it does what you tell it to
  • [14:30:17] <rob_w> i think he meant the rtu would be your cpu to actually clock your pins in a decent speed
  • [14:30:42] <av500> think like its an embedded Arduino on steroids
  • [14:31:28] <thow> well, i like the idea it has 5 hw uarts, and i thought i would be as easy to read from one and write to the other one...
  • [14:32:10] <av500> yes
  • [14:32:13] <av500> you have 5
  • [14:32:16] <av500> you want 16
  • [14:32:19] <av500> 5 easy
  • [14:32:21] <av500> 16 hard
  • [14:32:37] <thow> ok. got it
  • [14:33:22] <thow> one easy way to emulate uarts from gpio pins is with rtu, innit?
  • [14:33:23] <thow> well, pru
  • [14:33:36] <av500> not easy
  • [14:33:38] <av500> but doable
  • [14:33:57] <thow> uhm
  • [14:34:05] <av500> you need only one direction, or both?
  • [14:34:05] <prpplague> thow: there are plenty of uart chips available that add additional ports
  • [14:34:08] <av500> 8in and 8 out?
  • [14:34:09] <thow> two bbb... would make 10 uart ports...
  • [14:34:18] <prpplague> thow: there are a number of them that support spi
  • [14:34:23] <prpplague> thow: that have linux kernel drivers
  • [14:34:23] <thow> really?
  • [14:34:29] <thow> marry me!
  • [14:34:31] <thow> xDDDDDD
  • [14:34:39] <av500> thow: you dont want that
  • [14:34:52] <thow> av500: both directions, but there's no need for full-duplex
  • [14:35:21] <thow> actually, midi it's not a synchronous protocol
  • [14:35:42] <av500> right, its events
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  • [14:36:40] <rob_w> thow, what is this actually for ??
  • [14:36:50] <thow> a midi router
  • [14:37:03] <thow> 15-30 years ago they were very common
  • [14:37:15] <rob_w> doesnt one use usb-midi these days
  • [14:37:31] <thow> yep. but you need a computer for that
  • [14:38:10] <av500> making a device with 16 MIDI ports is a nice task
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  • [14:38:48] <thow> i'm looking for those uart chips that prpplague mentioned
  • [14:38:48] * rob_w imagines a concert with 16 drummers on the stage
  • [14:39:29] <thow> 16 ports means 256 channels.
  • [14:39:31] <thow> 256 drummers.
  • [14:39:33] <thow> xD
  • [14:40:07] <rob_w> well ,, a drummer easly uses 8 - 12 for himself i guess
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  • [14:40:22] <thow> right :D
  • [14:40:57] <rob_w> my stupid drumset is has 10 mics .. and still is suboptimal mic`ed
  • [14:43:24] <av500> mics and MIDI dont mix
  • [14:44:12] <thow> mic is audio, midi is no audio, just events
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  • [14:46:43] <rob_w> right . sorry
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  • [14:49:17] <thow> but my original question is still unresolved. regardless using 16 uarts or just 1, bbb doesn't allow forcing uart to 31250 baud rate
  • [14:49:40] <thow> i read in googlegroups kernel must be patched to allow setting that speed
  • [14:49:44] <av500> hmm
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  • [14:50:06] <av500> the MIDI expert here is drunk asleep
  • [14:50:11] <av500> I kicked him, lets wait
  • [14:50:14] <thow> xDDD
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  • [14:54:32] <av500> it doesnt work on intelduino: https://communities.intel.com/thread/45889
  • [14:55:25] <thow> it works on mcs-51 (8051/8032) and it has just one uart :D
  • [14:56:14] <thow> most arduino support setting uart to 31250 baud rate
  • [14:58:05] <av500> sure
  • [14:59:31] <av500> the AM335x allows it to
  • [14:59:44] <av500> its the linux uart driver that in 2013 thinks one needs fixed bitrates
  • [14:59:47] <thow> btw, am3358 has 6 uart
  • [15:00:14] <thow> what happened to the 6th? is it reserved?
  • [15:02:08] <av500> guess its the debug one
  • [15:02:20] <av500> or maybe not on the expansion connector
  • [15:02:26] <av500> see schematics
  • [15:02:29] <thow> ok
  • [15:03:05] <av500> for years I did horrible patches to my embedded linux kernels to have 1mbit on uart
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  • [15:03:26] <av500> but I think in recent kernels it was just a console=1000000 etc...
  • [15:03:35] <av500> so it should be doable without patching
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  • [15:07:42] <mdp> av500, on the omap uart driver?
  • [15:07:52] <av500> ?
  • [15:07:54] <av500> yes
  • [15:08:01] <mdp> av500, I'm asking if that was in all cases you were on omap hw
  • [15:08:02] <mdp> ok
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  • [15:08:50] <av500> yes
  • [15:09:22] <mdp> av500, I wonder if that's another benefit of the move out of the 8250 serial driver
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  • [15:11:15] <av500> maybe it was that
  • [15:11:38] <av500> was there another benefit?
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  • [15:14:14] <av500> thow: use two of these: 20 UARTS: http://www.ti.com/general/docs/datasheetdiagram.tsp?genericPartNumber=TDA2&diagramId=SPRT680
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  • [15:16:37] <mdp> av500, they moved it out for dma and flow control things
  • [15:17:47] <mdp> av500, your comment reminded me how we are currently working on fixixing the 8250_dw uart driver to have the notion of using the common clock api so we can do 1M+ baud rates without hardcoding a clock in the dts
  • [15:17:57] <mdp> *fixing
  • [15:18:23] <av500> mdp: #2013problems
  • [15:18:25] <thow> wow
  • [15:18:32] <thow> av500: look this: http://www.maximintegrated.com/datasheet/index.mvp/id/1731/t/al
  • [15:19:12] <thow> that's a 4 uart with internal osc
  • [15:19:20] <mdp> av500, ? ;)
  • [15:20:17] <mdp> thow, I've sampled a couple of those to play with..IIRC they are really expensive to buy..memory may be bad
  • [15:20:36] <thow> yep, they're fucking expensive :(
  • [15:20:54] <av500> 4 uart?
  • [15:20:56] <mdp> thow, ok, my memory is good then..maxim is the king of expensive purpose built ICs
  • [15:20:56] <av500> says 1 channel
  • [15:21:01] <av500> yes
  • [15:21:08] <av500> using maxim here is a firing offence
  • [15:21:12] <thow> :D
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  • [15:21:22] <mdp> av500, there's 2/4 port variants iirc
  • [15:21:26] <mdp> av500, ;)
  • [15:21:29] <thow> i though it's better to use a quad-uart chip rather than 4 max323
  • [15:21:39] <KotH> av500: lol
  • [15:21:52] <KotH> av500: we use maxim often
  • [15:21:56] <av500> oh
  • [15:22:02] <KotH> av500: but then, we seldom produce more than 20 devices
  • [15:22:03] <av500> you are braver than I though
  • [15:22:05] <av500> t
  • [15:22:10] <mdp> thow, I was dreaming up a expandable console server with those until I saw the price
  • [15:22:20] <KotH> av500: if mouser/digikey/farnell have them on stock, it's good
  • [15:22:24] <KotH> av500: if not, we dont use them
  • [15:22:25] <thow> just my luck...
  • [15:22:34] <av500> KotH: do you get every employee to order 1 free sample?
  • [15:22:44] <av500> KotH: yes, buy now or forget
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  • [15:22:54] <KotH> av500: nope, just place an order with the distri
  • [15:23:09] <KotH> av500: most of our projects are one time productions anyways
  • [15:23:15] <av500> right
  • [15:23:18] <av500> they get blown up
  • [15:23:20] <av500> in space
  • [15:23:25] <KotH> juup
  • [15:23:37] <KotH> though maxim doesnt go to space
  • [15:23:43] <KotH> they dont have rad hard devices
  • [15:24:16] <mdp> space
  • [15:24:37] * mdp takes a sip
  • [15:24:40] * mdp hands the flask to koen
  • [15:24:44] <av500> KotH: then blow it up in the molten core of the earth
  • [15:25:39] <mdp> KotH, life is different in quantity20land
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  • [15:26:00] <av500> everything is smaller in swisserland
  • [15:26:38] <mdp> .chisserland
  • [15:27:30] <KotH> mdp: half of the stuff we are doing is research, the other half is so special that we are talking of less than 100 devices per year... usually less then 100 in total
  • [15:28:06] <KotH> mdp: very few of our projects go volume. but if they go, they go to numbers where av500 would be jealous if he'd know :)
  • [15:28:26] <mdp> KotH, sounds familiar from my DoD days. we made some insanely expensive boards
  • [15:28:42] <mdp> only had to ship <20 to other subcontractors
  • [15:29:07] <mdp> KotH, it's like hobbyist project time ;)
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  • [15:29:35] <KotH> mdp: hehe, yes, just that we have money but no time ;)
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  • [15:30:36] <mdp> KotH, despite popular belief, even .us military projects eventually have money/time constraints..a real shame if you enjoy over-engineering things ;)
  • [15:30:44] <mdp> KotH, wrt yesterday's conversation elsewhere ;)
  • [15:30:54] <KotH> *g*
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  • [15:32:46] <KotH> mdp: i'm currently playing with the idea of building a device using two AD9271.. for a hobby project ;)
  • [15:34:23] <drizzt> Hi guys !
  • [15:34:58] <drizzt> I'm currently trying to get HDMI working from the micro-HDMI onboard connector
  • [15:35:35] <drizzt> finally managed to get some bad flickering image on a TV
  • [15:35:37] <KotH> drizzt: we all have our weak moments
  • [15:36:05] <drizzt> while I had nothing on another screen
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  • [15:36:19] <drizzt> any information on a fix ?
  • [15:36:34] <KotH> welll
  • [15:36:46] <KotH> start with trying to figure out whether it should display anything at all
  • [15:36:57] <KotH> look for error messages in the logs and on the debug console
  • [15:37:04] <KotH> and send beer to av500
  • [15:37:21] <drizzt> I can see the login prompt, so yes, it displays what it should
  • [15:37:46] * drizzt sends huge barels of beer to av500 !
  • [15:39:30] <drizzt> and without touching the connection or cable, the signal gets lost ...
  • [15:41:26] <drizzt> I have two other beaglebone black, so I'll test with them, but only one micro HDMI to HDMI cable ...
  • [15:44:00] <KotH> bad cable?
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  • [15:49:45] <drizzt> arf, OI have to go for a while, I'll be back soon
  • [15:49:47] <drizzt> ++
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  • [16:23:10] <Yozh> Does anyone know where the board is actually available right now at $45 in USA ?
  • [16:23:45] <KotH> $distributor
  • [16:23:55] <KotH> the bbb page lists them
  • [16:24:08] <Yozh> yes but its all out of stock
  • [16:24:10] <Yozh> $distributor
  • [16:24:25] <KotH> well...
  • [16:24:54] <alan_o> KotH: out of stock everywhere
  • [16:25:15] <thow> web site just shows a distributor list, it's quite annoying to check each distributor to find out which one ships to a specific country
  • [16:26:40] <thow> i know it's nonsense to put on beagle website stock units for each distributor, but it would be nice to "sort" distributors or show them depending destination country
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  • [16:28:17] <Yozh> BeagleBone Black cant do full 1080p ?
  • [16:28:31] <KotH> alan_o: demand spike is spiking
  • [16:28:48] <KotH> thow: they cannot. as they dont get the data from the distros
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  • [16:30:23] <thow> why not? if beaglebone staff works with RS/johndoe/whoever, they know if RS/johndoe/whoever ships worldwide or just US
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  • [16:30:53] <Yozh> Guys
  • [16:31:04] <thow> for me it was very annoying to check distributor list one-by-one 'til I found a distributor shipping to my country
  • [16:31:05] <Yozh> Can BBB do Full HD @1080p ?
  • [16:31:18] <thow> yes, it can.
  • [16:32:04] <prpplague> Yozh: yes BBB can have HDMI at 1080p at 30FPS with audio or 1080p 60FPS without audio
  • [16:32:24] <prpplague> Yozh: however there is a big difference from being able to display at 1080p and decode at 1080p
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  • [16:33:00] <Yozh> ok good point prpplague can it decode at 1080p ?
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  • [16:34:39] <prpplague> Yozh: not effectively with the current software builds
  • [16:34:44] <prpplague> Yozh: 720p is solid
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  • [16:35:07] <Yozh> so is it the software issue or hardware can it do decoding of 1080p in hardware ?
  • [16:35:08] <prpplague> Yozh: but if/when there is SGX support, 1080p should be doable, but that isn't going to happen for some time
  • [16:35:38] <Yozh> what Im thiking of doing is replacing RPi as Openelec builds with this BBB
  • [16:36:49] <KotH> Yozh: not really a good match, imho
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  • [16:37:16] <KotH> Yozh: the bbb has a quite fast cpu, but it's not fast enough for todays high compression ratio, high resolution videos
  • [16:37:33] <Yozh> well RPi worked pretty good
  • [16:37:33] <KotH> Yozh: without hardware acceleration it will suck
  • [16:37:43] <Yozh> yeah thats why im asking
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  • [16:37:57] <KotH> well, the rpi is basically a fucking big GPU with a tiny arm core as usb controller attached to its side
  • [16:38:18] <Yozh> lol @ koth
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  • [16:38:25] <KotH> and the rpi's GPU/cpu combo was designed for settop boxes
  • [16:38:33] <KotH> so that's the thing the rpi is good at
  • [16:38:52] <Yozh> so just stick with that ?
  • [16:38:54] <KotH> Yozh: look at the hardware structure of the rpi, it's true
  • [16:39:01] <KotH> Yozh: or ask mdp if you dont believe me ;)
  • [16:39:21] * mdp knows nothing.
  • [16:39:26] * mdp backs away from KotH
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  • [16:40:53] <mdp> Yozh, same SoC is in Roku 2..purpose-built part for extremely cost sensitive consumer media devices
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  • [16:41:49] <mdp> Yozh, AM3359 family is a general purpose part targeted primarily at industrial automation and low-mid range networking applications
  • [16:41:57] * KotH watches as mdp chains Yozh to the channel walls
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  • [16:44:49] <mdp> Yozh, Section 1.2 of the AM335x datasheet lists the intended application markets
  • [16:45:18] <KotH> mdp: i think Yozh already left the channel, mentally ;)
  • [16:45:38] <mdp> it's all plainly documented and design choices were _specifically_ made for AM335x to tradeoff media support (no DSS) in favor of all this other stuff
  • [16:45:41] <mdp> KotH, agreed
  • [16:46:17] <mdp> even the McASP is less capable that old audio-oriented arm9 davinci platforms ;)
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  • [16:59:07] <Forestbee> Hello everyone,
  • [16:59:40] <mdp> Hello!
  • [17:00:10] <Forestbee> I am trying to register a new project, everything goes well, until I click save then I get an error, any ideas?
  • [17:01:28] <Forestbee> The error I am getting is: BeagleBoard.org ??? project ??? new ??? [Unhandled Macro: this.edit_skin] Error: Page not found. The requested page does not currently exist.
  • [17:02:11] <jkridner> hi Forestbee. you want to work with me on the issue. I'm currently fighting another fire in another channel.
  • [17:02:26] <jkridner> perhaps we can schedule a time to do a Google Hangout?
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  • [17:04:58] <Forestbee> Sure, jkridner
  • [17:06:12] <Forestbee> Letme know what time is good for you, I am EST
  • [17:06:16] * ds2 sprays gasoline around
  • [17:06:18] <ds2> ;)
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  • [17:14:27] <Vaizki> Can i hangout with someone?
  • [17:14:52] <Vaizki> Do i need pants for that?
  • [17:18:10] <Yozh> mdp and koth understood
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  • [17:18:21] <Yozh> so keeping the RPi is the wise choise here !
  • [17:18:23] <Yozh> thank you !
  • [17:18:46] <jda2000> Is this the "official" beaglebone channel?
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  • [17:20:12] <mdp> Yozh, it's also good for minecraft
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  • [17:21:42] <keneth> Hi Everyone, I have a question regarding flashing the BBB. I downloaded the flash image from this website and powerd the board on holding the boot button and using a 5 volt supply. Initially lights 1 and 3 were solid, 0 and 2 wer eblinking. After about an hour, all 4 lights went solid. THey never started blinking again, I left it overnight and they are still solid.
  • [17:22:11] <keneth> Solid meaning constantly on
  • [17:23:40] <jda2000> No, it is not.
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  • [17:28:36] <drizzt> Hi guys !
  • [17:28:42] <drizzt> I'm back
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  • [17:29:12] <drizzt> tested on another BBB, and it's allright, nice display
  • [17:29:47] <cstcyr> For some reason my beaglebone black is ejecting itself on my MacBook every few minutes. Anyone heard of this?
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  • [17:30:04] <drizzt> will be better when I get my hands on an USB keyboard
  • [17:30:14] <drizzt> cstcyr: connected on USB ?
  • [17:30:20] <cstcyr> yes
  • [17:30:50] <drizzt> I also have periodic USB disconnets on the other board
  • [17:30:58] <drizzt> and none on this one
  • [17:31:15] <cstcyr> I should be able to run my final application over ethernet. I still need to check and see if over ethernet it stays up all the time.
  • [17:31:26] <drizzt> (USB host, the mouse keeps being disconnected)
  • [17:31:36] <cstcyr> Is you experience that it's fine while powered and connected to ethernet?
  • [17:31:49] <drizzt> but with the same system (same uSD card) it is OK on this board
  • [17:31:59] <drizzt> yes
  • [17:32:18] <drizzt> the board is always up and ethernet connection has no interruption
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  • [17:32:50] <cstcyr> ok thats good to know. I'm working on a final project for school. Hopefully I'm not hosed. Sounds like development will just be a little less convinent.
  • [17:32:55] <drizzt> but the mouse connected to a powered USB hub and then to the board keeps disconnecting/reconnecting
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  • [17:33:21] <drizzt> cstcyr: dev over ssh can be very convenient
  • [17:33:34] <cstcyr> Can I still power over usb? Or should I switch to DC?
  • [17:33:35] <drizzt> have a look at screen
  • [17:33:47] <drizzt> power over USB is OK I think
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  • [17:34:11] <drizzt> it's USB host that have the problem for my board, I did not check USB device
  • [17:34:36] <drizzt> I can do so, just have to switch cables and uSD to the other one
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  • [17:37:42] <jda2000> If you have booted the BBB powered off a USB connection to a linux box and the tcp/ip over USB stuff worked for you, could you tell me what Linux distro was the host? I have been not entirely successful with rasbian and debian 6. Thanks.
  • [17:38:27] <cstcyr> I'm connected to a MacBook.
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  • [17:39:13] <jda2000> cstcyr, Ok, thanks. so it works with OSX. That's good to know.
  • [17:40:27] <jda2000> Anybody have a good experience with Ubuntu 12.4?
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  • [17:52:37] <jkridner> Forestbee: you still around?
  • [17:52:43] <jkridner> *sigh*
  • [17:53:07] <jkridner> it is the 2nd report I've had of the issue, but I cannot reproduce.
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  • [17:59:10] <jkridner> k, I think I fixed it, but he is gone.
  • [17:59:16] <jkridner> fixed for the next person who shows up.
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  • [18:04:45] <mdp> jkridner, you just need forced OTA updates
  • [18:05:41] <jkridner> not an issue for website fixes. now if every board just had a 3G adapter and microcontroller that could reflash the eMMC... :-)
  • [18:06:22] <mdp> jkridner, now you're thinking ;)
  • [18:06:56] <mdp> BeagleBone Cloud
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  • [18:09:18] <keneth> Hmm does anybody know why I have 4 lights solid on a day after running the eMMC flash image on the BBB?
  • [18:09:38] <mdp> keneth, it's done
  • [18:12:18] <Tervicz> apologies if this went out earlier and I'm repeating myself, internet was being funky, but I'm trying to get /sys/kernel/debug/omap_mux to appear on a Beaglebone running Debian Wheezy 7.2, here's a pastebin with uname -a and ls /sys/kernel/debug: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=hUqYYWah
  • [18:12:52] <Tervicz> tried using mount -t debugfs debugfs /sys/kernel/debug instead of mount -t debugfs none /sys/kernel/debug with no success, Google is out of ideas
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  • [18:13:15] <jkridner> Tervicz: no on has implemented that on kernels newer than about 3.2, I think.
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  • [18:13:38] <Tervicz> ahhh, is there any way to change the pin mux on a 3.8 kernel jkridner? thanks!
  • [18:13:46] <jkridner> they use capemgr with dt overlays instead to better align with mainline
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  • [18:14:11] <Tervicz> is there a tutorial on how to do that?
  • [18:14:15] <jkridner> see http://elinux.org/BeagleBone_and_the_3.8_Kernel
  • [18:14:30] <Tervicz> awesome, I'll look into that, thanks for your help!
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  • [18:16:17] <mdp> jkridner, is there a plan to use the now standard kernel pwm sysfs api instead of pwmtest? or is that aligned with a future BB kernel version update?
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  • [18:16:42] <jkridner> didn't know pwm got standard sysfs entries!
  • [18:17:00] * jkridner reads http://lwn.net/Articles/553755/
  • [18:17:23] <jkridner> looks pretty familiar.
  • [18:17:45] <jkridner> ugh to no one involved in pwm_test getting any credit (or pushing it mainline)
  • [18:17:59] <mdp> the difference is it doesn't end up intertwined with capemgr/overlays
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  • [18:18:16] <mdp> there's not really a different way to implement such a trivial api either ;)
  • [18:18:23] <jkridner> you probably have a better idea than me who to ping at TI
  • [18:18:46] <jkridner> wouldn't it still need an overlay to load the driver?
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  • [18:19:14] <jkridner> mdp: the older TI pwm driver was a fair bit different in the entries it exposed.
  • [18:19:15] <mdp> yes
  • [18:19:30] <jkridner> I don't understand how the intertwining is any different
  • [18:19:30] <mdp> jkridner, yes, it's used bill gatliff's api
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  • [18:20:13] <mdp> jkridner, with the new api you will access a pwm instance rather than the BB kernel pwmtest's per pin naming that is exposed when you load an overlay
  • [18:20:40] <mdp> it's a semantic difference...but something that's been nagging me when I do a project on BB versus a board running mainline right now
  • [18:20:54] <jkridner> k. that was trivial to resolve and the complexity still comes from needing to load the driver with an overlay.
  • [18:21:38] <mdp> I guess what I'm asking is... will you backport the sysfs patches to BB 3.8 and throw out pwmtest..or wait until some update of the BB kernel from 3.8->?
  • [18:21:39] <jkridner> thanks for the heads-up. would be great if you sent the same to kevinsc, etc.
  • [18:21:58] <mdp> ok, I thought you and rcn maintained the BB kernel on github
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  • [18:22:02] <jkridner> we are trying to make the move to 3.12 ASAP.
  • [18:22:06] <mdp> ok
  • [18:22:17] <mdp> this is all specific to the BB kernel tree itself
  • [18:22:24] <jkridner> rcn-ee is spending most of his effort on the 3.12+ stuff.
  • [18:22:26] <mdp> whereas this api is upstream
  • [18:22:38] <mdp> ahh, ok, thx..sounds like that will solve the issue for me
  • [18:22:40] <jkridner> no backport to 3.8.... just fix in 3.12.
  • [18:22:46] <mdp> "issue"
  • [18:22:55] <jkridner> we are trying to get 3.12 to the same level as 3.8 now.
  • [18:22:58] <mdp> I find I'm getting confused going back and forth is all
  • [18:23:14] <mdp> and believe me, I understand why it was done this way..so you had something working. no problem there
  • [18:23:38] <mdp> ok, maybe I'll try that tree for fun then
  • [18:24:06] <jkridner> mdp: https://github.com/beagleboard/kernel/issues/82
  • [18:24:28] <mdp> awesome! thx ;)
  • [18:25:12] <mdp> the downside to that is that all the current docs/blogs/exactsteps will need to be updated
  • [18:25:38] <mdp> but av500 can support that, no problem
  • [18:25:42] <prpplague> mdp: https://plus.google.com/101339419642360856354/posts/epLtZjK1T2p
  • [18:26:05] <mdp> prpplague, ;)
  • [18:27:08] <mdp> prpplague, you all might be able to retire on just that one cape
  • [18:27:10] <mdp> billions!
  • [18:27:23] <prpplague> hehe
  • [18:27:58] <prpplague> i'm sure jkridner will purchase some
  • [18:28:15] * jkridner had the idea.
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  • [18:28:46] <jkridner> don't forget it!
  • [18:29:14] <mdp> jkridner, need the mockup edited to where it's that still shot from initial BBW release where you look epicly sad
  • [18:29:23] <mdp> now with you holding the cloud cape
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  • [18:31:28] <mdp> ahh, yes, the Beaglebone Intro video..the cover still is great. you seem very upset
  • [18:31:48] <jkridner> meh
  • [18:32:01] <mdp> jkridner, ;)
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  • [18:34:09] <drizzt> cstcyr: I'm back with the board which have the USB problem
  • [18:34:57] <drizzt> any tuto or link with instructions to test ethernet or tty or filesystem over USB ?
  • [18:35:40] <vagrantc> what's the most current git branch with 3.12.x patches for beagleboneblack?
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  • [18:36:51] <jkridner> vagrantc: You looking at https://github.com/beagleboard/kernel/tree/3.12 ?
  • [18:37:13] <drizzt> vagrantc: I used info from here : http://eewiki.net/display/linuxonarm/BeagleBone+Black
  • [18:37:16] <jkridner> I'm sure the TI tree has some useful stuff too
  • [18:37:33] <drizzt> I do not know if there's anything more recent though
  • [18:37:33] <jkridner> vagrantc: is this Rob?
  • [18:38:18] <vagrantc> jkridner: yeah, https://github.com/beagleboard/linux.git
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  • [18:38:37] * jkridner will push an update there if it is useful.
  • [18:38:37] <vagrantc> jkridner: last patch there seems to be from early november
  • [18:38:53] <jkridner> patches go into the kernel project first then end up being applied in the linux tree at some point.
  • [18:38:55] <vagrantc> definitely useful, i see RCN's patch branches contain more stuff
  • [18:39:15] <jkridner> rcn-ee was going to start applying those...
  • [18:39:23] <jkridner> seems I could do some sort of github post-hook.
  • [18:39:56] <vagrantc> i haven't yet deconstructed how rcn's branchess get put together, but easier for building a debian kernel is to just have all the patches directly in git
  • [18:40:10] <vagrantc> then i can generate a quilt series from that eaasily
  • [18:40:58] <jkridner> k.
  • [18:41:10] <jkridner> applying them now to build the latest treee
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  • [18:43:21] <vagrantc> jkridner: thanks!
  • [18:43:44] <jkridner> probably about 15 minutes till pushed.
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  • [18:56:08] <keneth> Hey everyone, I have a beagle bone black (another one) that won't boot. I got the FTDI cable and when I try to boot it shows "U-Boot SPL 2013.04-dirty (Jun 19 2013 - 09:57:14)" through UART and nothing else, no LED activity. and I tried booting with a flash image off SD card and it says the same thing. Does anybody know what could be wrong?
  • [18:59:57] <jda2000> If you have booted the BBB powered off a USB connection to a linux box and the tcp/ip over USB stuff worked for you, could you tell me what Linux distro was the host? I have been not entirely successful with rasbian and debian 6. Thanks.
  • [19:00:02] <jda2000> Anybody have a good experience with Ubuntu 12.4?
  • [19:07:23] <jkridner> vagrantc: try https://github.com/beagleboard/linux/tree/3.12 now
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  • [20:29:14] <bzyx> hi, have a question. I just got today my bbb and can't ssh to it? is the ssh disabled in the official distro?
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  • [20:42:16] <thurgood_> shouldn't be.. what IP are you trying?
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  • [20:45:50] <bzyx> i'm trying this https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/beagleboard/Ya2qE4repSY/q8_WkLcH5TwJ. now
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  • [20:54:28] <radconjon> Has anyone used the magnetometer/accelerometer module from pololu?
  • [20:55:23] <thurgood_> have you connected manually?
  • [20:55:53] <thurgood_> can't say I have radconjon
  • [20:56:03] <Defiant> radconjon: I have an altimu from them
  • [20:57:42] <bzyx> ok so the solution form that thread works :)
  • [20:57:45] <bzyx> i can now ssh to my bbb
  • [20:58:38] <radconjon> Defiant, I am looking at the software on the ST site and am wondering if any of it will compile for the BBxM
  • [21:00:00] <Defiant> radconjon: don't think so
  • [21:05:11] <radconjon> I am a newbie about c programming, I have some code that will pull the data but not actually give you direction.
  • [21:05:41] <Defiant> yeah it can be a bit compplicated
  • [21:06:31] <radconjon> I was hoping to get the ST code running and save myself a lot of trouble.
  • [21:06:34] <Defiant> radconjon: you actually don't need C, you can access the i2c Interface in every language
  • [21:07:50] <radconjon> Defiant, I know, I am learning C++ as it seems to be used a lot.
  • [21:08:05] <Defiant> depends on where you look
  • [21:08:45] <radconjon> I am always open to suggestions
  • [21:09:33] <Defiant> radconjon: do you have a link to the code?
  • [21:11:09] <thurgood_> if you're working at the driver level C tends to be used more
  • [21:11:09] <jda2000> If you have booted the BBB powered off a USB connection to a linux box and the tcp/ip over USB stuff worked for you, could you tell me what Linux distro was the host? I have been not entirely successful with rasbian and debian 6. Thanks.
  • [21:13:24] <radconjon> Can I post the link here or do I need to do something else?
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  • [21:13:48] <Defiant> why not?
  • [21:13:59] <radconjon> http://www.st.com/web/catalog/sense_power/FM89/SC1449/PF251940?s_searchtype=partnumber#
  • [21:15:14] <radconjon> you will see in "related tools" a linux device driver and a platform independent device driver
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  • [21:16:36] <Defiant> aah a kernel module, nice
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  • [21:17:11] <Defiant> damn and I wrote myself a userspace driver
  • [21:18:38] * _av500_ wrote a useless space driver
  • [21:19:38] <Defiant> oh even a sysfs interface, did you
  • [21:19:46] <Defiant> try to compile it radconjon?
  • [21:21:59] <radconjon> I tried it on my laptop running Ubuntu 12.10 got a bunch of errors from includes not being found
  • [21:22:33] <Defiant> radconjon: but you didn't just do gcc lsm303dlhc_acc.c I hope?
  • [21:23:03] <thurgood_> radconjon: have you installed buid_essential on ubuntu?
  • [21:23:22] <thurgood_> that will include all the compilers and kernel headers you should need
  • [21:24:11] <thurgood_> otherwise, yeah all the kernel headers will be missing at a minimum
  • [21:24:16] <Defiant> still compiling a kernel module (this one has no makefile...) requires different compiler settings
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  • [21:28:10] <radconjon> I thought I did build_essential but I may be thinking of bbxm. Being a newbie I do not know what to do with these type of files.
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  • [21:29:12] <Defiant> you might want to search the web for something like "cross compile kernel module"
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  • [21:33:09] <radconjon> I have not had much luck cross compiling for the bbxm. The code that I have used off of the internet I just moved onto the sd card and compiled on the bbxm
  • [21:33:34] <radconjon> I will try the search you recommend
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  • [21:36:23] <radconjon> I did cross compile the uboot and the kernel trying to get the pwm files to show up so I should be able to do this.
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  • [21:48:52] <radconjon> Defiant, did you have any luck?
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  • [21:52:11] <Defiant> radconjon: havn't tried yet
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  • [21:54:34] <Defiant> radconjon: I don't have the beagle kernel lying around
  • [22:00:52] <Defiant> radconjon: Well I just compiled it against my pandaboard kernel (3.4). So yes it generally compiles.
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  • [22:10:57] <radconjon> Defiant, did you use the linux os code or the platform independent code?
  • [22:11:48] <Defiant> radconjon: linux device driver
  • [22:13:16] <Defiant> radconjon: generally you cross compile the beagle kernel first, create a ~5 line Makefile for the LSM303 code and then cross compile the module
  • [22:14:14] <radconjon> you read my mind, i am too much of a newbie to even form a good question!
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  • [22:15:08] <Defiant> radconjon: well concentrate on the first step: Compile a kernel and boot it :)
  • [22:15:33] <radconjon> I have actually done that once.
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  • [23:02:13] <brm> anyone know why am getting the following error with iptables?
  • [23:02:16] <brm> iptables v1.4.17: can't initialize iptables table `nat': Table does not exist (do you need to insmod?
  • [23:02:32] <brm> .. running on a BBB
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  • [23:21:01] <Vaizki> brm: nothing to do with BBB per se
  • [23:21:07] <Vaizki> but.. did you insmod? :)
  • [23:21:32] <Vaizki> modprobe iptable_nat
  • [23:21:55] <Vaizki> I guess you might need ip_conntrack also
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  • [23:54:55] <brm> Vaizki: I don't see any modules eccept ip_tables and x_tables
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