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IRC Log for 2010-03-23

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[00:12:03] <likewise> gn all
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[00:33:00] <notzed_> morning
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[00:41:57] <tdh2002> hi everyone
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[00:47:18] <guest1246357235> hello
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[01:05:03] <emeb> Bye!
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[01:35:18] <gaffe> Crofton: pong
[01:37:01] <Crofton> hey
[01:37:29] <gaffe> hello
[01:37:39] <Crofton> hi good to meet you
[01:38:36] <gaffe> you too. I'm tyler; I e-mailed philip earlier today
[01:40:36] <Crofton> yeah, that's me :)
[01:41:28] <Crofton> sometimes I forget that most of us here know each others nicks and real names
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[01:42:10] <gaffe> hehe :)
[01:47:30] <gaffe> I got your e-mail from someone in the VT linux users' group who's subscribed to the discuss-gnuradio list
[01:49:16] <Crofton> yeah, that would be Ben Hilburn
[01:49:50] <Crofton> you can structure your application to suit your strengths
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[01:50:59] <jagould2000> using angstrom linux on a beagleboard. wondering if anyone has instructions on how to make the rootfs readonly?
[01:52:10] <notzed_> mount -o remount,ro / ?
[01:52:38] <jagould2000> tried that. didnt work
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[01:53:30] <jagould2000> i think maybe some of the temp stuff that needs to be writeable has to be moved into ramdisk and the rootfs mounted ro from a bootarg
[01:53:48] <notzed_> sounds reasonable
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[01:54:38] <jagould2000> i've found instructions for doing it with ubuntu, but nothing for angstrom. the ubuntu docs use some commands that are not in angstrom
[01:55:37] <notzed_> hmm ubuntu is another world. commands such as?
[01:56:19] <jagould2000> initramfs-tools
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[01:57:19] <jagould2000> though when i look at the output of mount, it seems like angstrom does set up some tmpfs stuff in /dev/shm, /var/volatile
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[01:57:43] <jagould2000> i had hoped that meant I could just set / ro once the boot was complete
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[01:58:26] <notzed_> hmm.
[01:58:59] <notzed_> does angstrom use an initramfs?
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[02:00:17] <jagould2000> if you look at mount you get tmpfs on /media/ram type tmpfs (rw,realtime)
[02:00:27] <jagould2000> i think thats a ram disk
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[02:02:51] <notzed_> yeah but presumably /tmp is still on disk
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[02:04:18] <notzed_> (at least)
[02:05:47] <notzed_> http://en.opensuse.org/How-To_Make_the_root_filesystem_read-only
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[02:06:05] <notzed_> this might have some ideas, although would have to be adjusted
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[02:07:56] <notzed_> (particularly the boot script stuff)
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[03:25:08] <javaJake> win 13
[03:25:18] <javaJake> Oops :>
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[06:40:15] <deepa> where we get the gps data from gps reciver in c3 begle board with android os (minicom/any other terminal )
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[06:59:20] <deepa> sir could u tell me is ther any minicom terminal in andoid os with c3 beagle board
[07:04:32] <fenn> deepa: try `cat /dev/ttyS0`
[07:05:46] <fenn> you might have to muck around with setserial
[07:08:09] <deepa> how to open the terminal in android os
[07:10:41] <av500> install one
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[07:23:24] <deepa> sir how to parse the rmc data from gps receiver raw data using android java code
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[07:24:16] <deepa> is tere any site address for that
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[07:34:44] <chakie_work> google.com
[07:35:05] <deepa> sir how to parse the rmc data from gps receiver raw data using android java code
[07:35:55] <chakie_work> i guess you are paid to solve that
[07:36:05] <chakie_work> to be honest
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[08:04:22] <hema> hi, in the android RFS there is an init.rc in that there is a socket rild is there but i cant be able to access the gprs modem on the beagle board
[08:05:52] <hema> there is also an init.gpoldfish.rc is to make any changes in that to access the gprs modem serially?
[08:06:11] <hema> there is also an init.goldfish.rc is to make any changes in that to access the gprs modem serially?
[08:06:50] <hema> tell me how to access the gprs modem on the beagle board?
[08:07:46] <tdh2002> hema?
[08:07:57] <tdh2002> ???????
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[08:12:14] <av500> hema: the answer is still "rild"
[08:18:03] <hema> there is one application for the socket where i have to add that app in the RFS?
[08:18:53] * av500 has no idea what you are talking about
[08:20:08] <av500> http://osdir.com/ml/android-porting/2009-05/msg00568.html
[08:20:21] <av500> http://osdir.com/ml/AndroidDevelopers/2009-05/msg02467.html
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[08:27:24] <hema> i have another doubt we r porting android os on beagle board but we r getting error as :kernel panic -------
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[08:28:15] <hema> i am not knowing where i have to make changes
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[08:32:04] <hema> i dint understand where i have to change and what changes be made tell me
[08:34:40] <chakie_work> i think you've misunderstood how irc works
[08:41:31] <hema> to port android on beagle board we got this error as: kernel panic---. to correct that error where changes be made?
[08:42:49] <av500> http://labs.embinux.org/index.php/Android_Porting_Guide_to_Beagle_Board
[08:46:53] <hema> i saw the site above u gave but i dint get answer from that
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[08:50:25] <chakie_work> if you get a kernel panic something is wrong
[08:51:51] <hema> yes
[08:52:25] <hema> how to correct that error?
[08:52:53] <av500> hema: my car wont start, how to fix?
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[08:56:29] <hema> any suggestion on that how to solve that error?
[08:58:51] <_koen_1> jtag, kgdb, google
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[08:59:45] <av500> hema: read and understand this 1st: http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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[09:04:49] <deepa> when i port android os on c3 board folllowing warning occured
[09:04:59] <deepa> Warning: unable to open an initial console. Kernel panic - not syncing: No init found. Try passing init= option to kernel.
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[09:05:35] <deepa> please give me the suggesion for the above problem
[09:06:12] <Ceriand|desktop> deepa: do what it says and pass an init param to the kernel
[09:07:25] <deepa> how to pass init param
[09:14:23] <Ceriand|desktop> deepa: http://tinyurl.com/ydhvsrm
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[09:22:13] <eFfeM> av500, didn't know that url seen similar ones before but now bookmarked these, think I can reuse it
[09:22:27] <eFfeM> actually we should have a bot to spit out that line on request
[09:24:40] <av500> I am about to put it on F3
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[09:30:31] <notzed_> might be time to tell people to go to the library instead of google. at least it'll keep them occupied longer ;-
[09:30:33] <notzed_> )
[09:31:48] <av500> go to library and look up "google"
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[09:32:08] <siji> notzed_, if you can provide that much of big library definitely will go there ;)
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[09:34:59] <notzed_> they just don't know how lucky they are
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[09:43:04] <hrw> morning
[09:44:12] <_koen_> hey hrw
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[10:06:30] <DaveD_onHiatus> howdy all
[10:07:09] <DaveD_onHiatus> can I use the full 6 frequency levels on the latest beagleboard revision (125,250, 500,550, 600,720)
[10:08:02] <av500> yes
[10:08:09] <av500> on C4
[10:08:59] <DaveD_onHiatus> aah neat
[10:09:05] <DaveD_onHiatus> what is the interface to it?
[10:09:12] <DaveD_onHiatus> normaly linux cpufreq?
[10:09:15] <av500> yes
[10:09:27] <DaveD_onHiatus> goody.
[10:10:59] <DaveD_onHiatus> some omap boards have p[ower monitors in the (how you call it) chip?
[10:11:09] <av500> ?
[10:11:18] <DaveD_onHiatus> does the tps65950 have that?
[10:11:25] <av500> have what?
[10:11:27] <DaveD_onHiatus> (that I can read out the current drawn )
[10:11:30] <av500> no
[10:11:39] <DaveD_onHiatus> aah kay. to bad
[10:11:45] <av500> what for?
[10:11:59] <DaveD_onHiatus> stuff
[10:12:10] <av500> right
[10:12:14] <DaveD_onHiatus> :D
[10:12:24] <av500> omap3 has a lot of stuff
[10:12:41] <DaveD_onHiatus> I could probly get a estimation of the power saving measuring at the boards input.
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[10:14:35] <DaveD_onHiatus> av500: the dsp can I change the frequency on that?
[10:14:42] <DaveD_onHiatus> and separate from the arm core?
[10:15:43] <av500> yes
[10:15:54] <av500> normally dsp freq is coupled to arm freq
[10:16:05] <av500> it is define in the omap3 pm stuff
[10:16:15] <DaveD_onHiatus> can I change that?
[10:16:18] <av500> coz both and and dsp need a specific voltage
[10:16:23] <av500> for a certain freq
[10:16:40] <av500> u can change it, but then you need to adapt the voltage
[10:16:52] <DaveD_onHiatus> they don't have separate psu outputs?
[10:17:01] <av500> e.g. you can run the arm at 125 and the dsp at 600, but the voltage for both needs to be for the 720/600 case
[10:17:11] <DaveD_onHiatus> ok
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[10:20:35] <DaveD_onHiatus> DPLL2 is used for the dsp?
[10:20:46] <av500> could be
[10:21:19] <DaveD_onHiatus> aah yes sits in IVA2 sybsystem
[10:21:24] <av500> yes
[10:21:26] <DaveD_onHiatus> (stupid wifi is craping out)
[10:21:46] <DaveD_onHiatus> sot hat is 90-520
[10:23:02] <DaveD_onHiatus> av500: thanks for the help (yet again)
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[10:33:46] <DaveD_onHiatus> av500: on B7 can I do any speed stepping?
[10:33:51] <DaveD_onHiatus> runtime?
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[10:41:16] <_koen_> jkridner: http://cgit.openembedded.org/cgit.cgi/openembedded/commit/?id=def27576cc1c2f0336358a4965d421323d6b86fe
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[10:46:16] <dcopeto> Hi! I'm getting: mmc0: error -110 whilst initialising MMC card with kernel 2.6.28. Does anyone know how to fix?
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[10:48:18] <_koen_> use 2.6.32 :)
[10:49:32] <av500> DaveD_onHiatus: same with B7, just no 720
[10:50:31] <dcopeto> ahah :) the problem is that I'm using 2.6.28 because when compiling the ralink drivers for a rt2870 chip I was getting an error that was only solved by using 2.6.28 kernel sources instead of 2.6.29..
[10:51:00] <_koen_> the rt2870 driver is in .32
[10:51:12] * _koen_ is using that on his omap3 based touchbook
[10:53:45] <DaveD_onHiatus> av500: aah last time I checked I couldn't do stepping there via the normal cpufreq interface..
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[10:54:05] <av500> DaveD_onHiatus: omap3 pm stuff is "in flux"
[10:54:18] * av500 knows about 3 different omap3 pm implementations
[10:54:27] <av500> but I think they settled on one
[10:54:28] <dcopeto> hummm...that's awesome! but in my bitbake recipes I don't have a 2.6.32 kernel...I just have linux-omap-2.6.31!
[10:55:48] <_koen_> http://gitorious.org/angstrom/openembedded/commits/ti/staging has the .32 recipes (will get merged into org.oe.dev soon)
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[11:06:20] <dcopeto> ok found it! :) http://gitorious.org/angstrom/openembedded/blobs/ti/staging/recipes/linux/linux-omap_2.6.32.bb . So if these are not merged into OE what do I have to do to bitbake them? (sorry...newbie!)
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[11:11:38] <av500> btw, cheap beagle boards here: http://cgi.ebay.com/BEAGLE-dry-erase-board-note-memo-8-x-10-/380210885209
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[11:12:06] <DaveD_onHiatus> lol
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[11:16:27] <eFfeM> dcopeto: either merge yourself or check out the gitorious git and build in there
[11:18:55] <dcopeto> I don't have a complete grasp of how this works so...if I checkout the gitorious git, do I need to do it in a folder under my ${OETREE}
[11:18:56] <dcopeto> ??
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[11:23:20] <eFfeM> dcopeto: you get a completely different oe tree, that can be dealt with the same way as the one from openembedded.org
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[11:42:49] <dcopeto> ok cool! I'm doing clone on the gitorious openembedded repository and then I'll checkout the branch ti/staging :)
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[12:00:05] <DaveD_onHiatus> damn week 20
[12:04:21] <DaveD_onHiatus> hmmm anybody knows an omap board where I can measure the power usage of the arm core separately
[12:04:25] <DaveD_onHiatus> preferable also the memory
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[12:07:06] <eFfeM> DaveD_onHiatus: i doubt that will be possible, measuring the power means that you need to measure the current that goes into it and typically there are multiple power inputs on a chip
[12:08:41] <Ulfalizer> i'm trying to make a serial cable for use with the beagle board from a COM cable. i've connected rx and tx on the COM end to tx and rx on the beagle, respectively, and connected the COM ground pin to the beagle ground pin. i get no output from "cat /dev/ttyS0" when resetting the beagle, and minicom doesn't work either (correct rate, data/parity bits, etc. settings). any ideas?
[12:09:01] <_koen_> DaveD_onHiatus: the l138 evm has a power measurement board that can get you close
[12:09:13] <_koen_> DaveD_onHiatus: but I suspect you want omap3, not omap-l
[12:09:27] <Ulfalizer> i checked the connections with a multimeter, and also tried /dev/ttyS1
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[12:14:20] <hrw> lucky people with just 2 serial ports
[12:14:59] <dcopeto> Ulfalizer: do you have permissions for reading /dev/ttyS0? Are you connecting to the right tx and rx pins of the beagleboard?
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[12:17:38] <Ulfalizer> dcopeto: yes, and i also tried running as root. for the beagleboard, i'm following the reference on page 114 of the system manual.
[12:17:57] <Ulfalizer> and no, i didn't turn it upside down :)
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[12:21:58] <dcopeto> Ulfalizer: did you test your null serial cable? with the short on pins 2-3?
[12:22:44] <Ulfalizer> dcopeto: nope, all wires are dangling right now besides rx, tx and ground
[12:23:08] <Ulfalizer> should i try shorting pins 2-3?
[12:23:10] <rshortt> Does anyone know if there are any power / voltage concerns when connecting the USB OTG to a host computer when also using an external power supply?
[12:24:11] <av500> no
[12:24:21] <av500> err
[12:24:36] <Ulfalizer> av500: was that for me?
[12:24:49] <av500> I think it is OK to power the BB and connect as usb device at the same time
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[12:25:21] <dcopeto> Ulfalizer: If your cable is correct then if you disconnect the end that you plug on the beagleboard and place a wire so that you short the pins corresponding to 2 and 3 then if you write something on minicom you will get what you write back
[12:25:22] <Ulfalizer> dcopeto: uhrm, pins 2-3 are rx and tx. why would you want to short those?
[12:25:43] <av500> to make a local loop test
[12:25:45] <Ulfalizer> ok, makes sense. i will try :)
[12:25:49] <dcopeto> yes :)
[12:28:01] <dcopeto> eFfeM: there is no bitbake folder on the ti/staging branch. Is there a configuration file to point bitbake in my OE tree to the recipes in my gitorious tree?
[12:29:33] <rshortt> hmm, what will happen If the beagleboard is connected to host machine via USB and powered by external power source, then unplugged from the power? Will it keep running, using the power from USB?
[12:29:44] <eFfeM> dcopeto: you can either link to the bitbake folder or make sure the bitbake image is in your path. This is in one of the conf files and you actually have added it yourself also in the original tree
[12:30:20] <eFfeM> rshortt: no idea, give it a try and report back (but if the usb load is too big it definitely will fail)
[12:30:22] <Ulfalizer> no output even when connecting rx and tx and typing :/
[12:30:35] <Ulfalizer> with the same settings as for the beagleboard
[12:30:43] <rshortt> eFfeM: will do, just don't want to fry my board :)
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[12:31:21] <eFfeM> rshortt: i doubt that it will fry things, but no warranty
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[12:31:41] <dcopeto> Ulfalizer: so you have to solve that first! :)
[12:31:47] <av500> I guess there is a diode between dcin and usb power
[12:32:36] <mru> there's a physical switch too
[12:32:45] <Ulfalizer> dcopeto: yup, any ideas what could be wrong? i've checked that those wires really do correspond to rx and tx on the com end with a multimeter.
[12:33:18] <mru> make sure flow control is off
[12:33:23] <Ulfalizer> it's off
[12:33:34] <mru> check it again
[12:33:35] <dcopeto> Ulfalizer: are you sure you are reading the right device?
[12:35:13] <av500> Ulfalizer: did you try the *other* serial port?
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[12:36:07] <Ulfalizer> i've now tried ttyS0/1/2, all with flow control off. no luck.
[12:36:22] <Ulfalizer> only one physical serial port on the computer
[12:36:24] <av500> and you have a physical serial port?
[12:36:29] <Crofton|work> jkridner, should we send something to the gumstix list about the Beagle SoC?
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[12:37:06] <jkridner> hmmm....
[12:37:11] <jkridner> not sure....
[12:37:22] <jkridner> only if we make it really clear that they can execute on a Gumstix board...
[12:37:37] <jkridner> we should probably confirm that they will provide a board to anyone executing a project first.
[12:37:45] <jkridner> I'll drop a note to Gordon.
[12:37:52] <jkridner> any concerns with that?
[12:38:04] <jkridner> would we extend the same offer to other Beagle-alikes?
[12:39:11] <Crofton|work> my thinking is we want to get the word out to as many people as possible
[12:39:54] <Crofton|work> I am less concerned with what actual hw is used and more concerned with increasing the amount of code usable on a beagle :)
[12:39:57] <mru> beagle and overo are similar enough that most project ideas would work equally well on either
[12:40:56] <jkridner> yeah, and I wouldn't mind sending out Beagle hardware to have it confirmed on Beagle as well.
[12:41:00] <Crofton|work> basically my thinking is there may be some people on the gumstix list eligible for SoC that have not heard about SoC
[12:41:21] <jkridner> what about Kwikbyte, Devkit8k, IGEPv2, ???
[12:41:28] <Crofton|work> trying to get as much exposure to potential applicants
[12:41:32] <jkridner> seems like we should contact each and let them communicate.
[12:41:37] <Crofton|work> sure
[12:41:42] <av500> jkridner: palm pre, n900, droid and a5 too? :)
[12:41:45] <Crofton|work> not sure what their user base is
[12:41:49] <jkridner> if they won't give out hardware, then it is a disaster.
[12:42:04] <Crofton|work> I am thinking the focus hw remains beagle
[12:42:06] <jkridner> They can replace the bootloader and kernel on A5, right?
[12:42:15] <Crofton|work> but, there may be students we can recruit
[12:42:18] <av500> yes, we offer oe on it
[12:42:35] <jkridner> well, I don't want Kwikbyte, ... to feel like we are taking away people to put them on Beagle.
[12:42:38] <Crofton|work> I wouldn't encourage them to use non-beagle hw
[12:43:06] <jkridner> If Archos would give an A5 and the student would also put the code on Beagle, it seems fine by my perspective.
[12:43:14] <jkridner> Same for Nokia N900.
[12:43:26] <mru> depending on the project, I'd let them use whatever compatible hardware they want
[12:43:26] <jkridner> Palm Pre would need to be opened for replacing u-boot/kernel.
[12:43:30] <Crofton|work> not really a concern getting the third party hw
[12:43:31] <jkridner> same for Mot Droid.
[12:43:51] <Crofton|work> we are just looking for students who would not see the announcement otherwise
[12:43:59] <jkridner> mru: but the question is what mailing lists we advertise.
[12:44:14] <Crofton|work> the only one i know is the gumstix list
[12:44:29] <mru> maybe ask those responsible in private first
[12:44:34] <jkridner> no issues with them using whatever board (still looking for OMAP3 or otherwise making sure that the same code will run on Beagle).
[12:44:50] <mru> and sakoman hangs out here...
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[12:45:15] <jkridner> yeah, and the pattern is to make sure they are comfortable... and to encourage them to provide their hardware as to best appeal to their community.
[12:45:32] <jkridner> av500: is there an A5 list?
[12:45:36] <Crofton|work> I don't care what hw they use either, but we should always talk beagle to keep things focused :)
[12:45:41] <av500> jkridner: no
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[12:45:48] <jkridner> There is certainly the Maemo group for the N900.
[12:46:16] <av500> our users are more in *cough* forums
[12:46:41] <mru> eeeew
[12:47:01] * av500 hums: "I fought the forum, the forum won.."
[12:47:44] <av500> jkridner: http://forum.archosfans.com/viewforum.php?f=34
[12:49:42] <av500> and yes, one of the most active threads is how to flash a custom boot logo.....sigh
[12:50:57] <dcopeto> eFfeM: so I cannot just copy the bitbake folder found in ${OETREE}/openembedded to my gitorious tree?
[12:51:03] <jkridner> av500: any bother if we mention the BB.org GSoC?
[12:51:09] <av500> no
[12:51:29] <dm8tbr> av500: on the g7 that would make sense. andorid seems to restart very often
[12:51:30] <av500> if you want I can post the msg under my archos nick there
[12:51:45] <eFfeM> dcopeto: you can if your local.conf and env vars are ok, exactly the same as you did with oe in the first place
[12:51:48] <av500> giving you more cred' :)
[12:52:11] <eFfeM> dcopeto: suggest to follow the instructions you used before but now with the git tree koen gave you
[12:52:20] <eFfeM> or wait a week or so until those changes are merged
[12:52:24] <av500> dm8tbr: a thing of the past once you get that dual boot runing....
[12:53:01] <dm8tbr> av500: yeah. need to try that again. I'm going to flesh out a lot of the archos init functions
[12:53:17] <av500> please as you do!
[12:53:22] <dm8tbr> jkridner: you were looking for a5 related things?
[12:53:32] <av500> looking for bb gsco
[12:53:34] <av500> gsoc
[12:53:38] <av500> spreading the word
[12:53:49] <dm8tbr> ah
[12:54:04] <dm8tbr> maybe "subby" wants to have a try muahaha
[12:54:20] <av500> subby?
[12:54:24] <av500> a right
[12:54:31] <av500> ask him
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[12:54:56] <dcopeto> eFfeM: yeah, it's what I did, I followed the sames instructions, then I change the environment variables and when I use bitbake it gives an error: OSError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/GIT' with OETREE="${HOME}/GIT"
[12:55:03] <dm8tbr> we can just bring up the topic on the other channel
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[12:55:31] <bat__> hello
[12:56:00] <jkridner> dm8tbr: not in particular, but A5 stuff is very welcome.
[12:56:38] <eFfeM> dcopeto: then $HOME is not set :-)
[12:57:35] <bat__> I have an lcd onboard a revC and would like information on how a might best get the board to recognize it
[12:57:49] <av500> bat__: care to provide more information?
[12:58:06] <bat__> i'm new at this...
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[12:58:24] <dm8tbr> jkridner: av500 and me brought up the topic on the archos oss channel. we'll see
[12:58:40] <av500> bat__: it is basically you tellings things we cannot see and we are not standing next to you...
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[12:59:11] <bat__> i am building android donut...I have an lcd_init file that I will need to compile and load
[12:59:15] * dm8tbr has this car with an lc-display - how do I interface those? :D
[12:59:57] <av500> bat__: http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
[13:00:02] <dcopeto> eFfeM: ohhh..but it is set :/
[13:00:36] <dm8tbr> ah, F3 :)
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[13:01:58] <dcopeto> eFfeM: ok, now I have the local.conf file exactly as it was for openembedded and the error is different: NameError: global name 'os' is not defined
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[13:02:59] <av500> jkridner: you just got a student on the ml, go grab him
[13:03:18] <eFfeM> dcopeto: seen this once before, i think in the latest versions of oe you need to set an env like OS, not sure about the name and not near my system so cannot check
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[13:09:09] * dm8tbr looks at the gsoc list
[13:09:32] <dm8tbr> nah, I'm a student but I'm not a coder. :(
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[13:29:22] <dcopeto> eFfeM: I just don't get it why didn't it give me this error before when I was bitbaking under openembedded tree
[13:30:53] <eFfeM> dcopeto: seem to recall this became necessary only in a recent version, don't know exact details, sry
[13:32:30] <dcopeto> eFfeM: will look into it...thanks a lot for the help! :)
[13:35:17] <eFfeM> yw
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[13:39:52] <hrw> eFfeM: nope
[13:40:01] <hrw> dcopeto: which version of bitbake you have?
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[14:14:56] <torus> hi folks.
[14:15:24] <torus> I bricked my beagle. Tried the recovery procedure via mmc, but it didn't worked.
[14:15:46] <_koen_> you can't brick a beagle
[14:15:47] <torus> all I get on the serial is some garbage output...
[14:15:52] <torus> hi koen.
[14:16:12] <torus> I know, but for some reason it doesn't make a difference if I hold down the user-button while resetting or not.
[14:16:26] <bat_> hello...I want to have the default display to be the lcd on the board and I am passing the following bootargs...I am unsure of the best way to configure...
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[14:16:42] <av500> bat_: what lcd?
[14:16:47] <bat_> setenv bootargs "androidboot.console=ttyS2 console=tty0 console=ttyS2,115200n8 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rw init=/init rootfstype=ext3 rootwait omap-dss.def_disp=lcd omapfb.video_mode=240x320MR-5@60"
[14:17:10] <bat_> we have added an lcd to the board...which I have inherited
[14:17:30] <torus> any idea? I've never recovered a C4-board before.... Is there anything special about it?
[14:17:56] <bat_> hi torus...i erased nand when something similar happened with me
[14:18:22] <torus> bat, well, thats exactly what happened to me.
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[14:21:55] <eFfeM> torus if you get garbage output on serial either your cable is broken or your terminal settings are wrong
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[14:22:23] <torus> eFfeM: nah.. I have another board which works fine with exactly the same settings and cable.
[14:22:33] <torus> the broken board also worked fine before..
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[14:23:02] <bat_> torus: I erased NAND made sure that I replaced the uboot and reflashed it...
[14:23:05] <torus> but I'll test the recovery sd-card with a working board and see if the image works in general.
[14:23:19] <torus> bat_ I don
[14:23:33] <torus> I don't even get MLO/x-load from the sd-card.
[14:24:03] <bat_> torus: if you have a back up of the previous one that worked...use that one.
[14:24:14] <ogra> _koen_, are you upstream for signGP.c ?
[14:24:31] * ogra is wonmdering about author and license since there is nothing in the header
[14:24:59] <torus> hm. my working board doesn't load the MLO from the sd-card either.. seems like there is something wrong with the way I formated it.
[14:27:01] <XorA> ogra: it comes from some TI git :-D
[14:27:15] <ogra> oh great
[14:28:33] <XorA> jkridner: probably a good dude to ask
[14:30:02] <ogra> jkridner, do you have any idea about licensing/author of signGP.c ?
[14:31:56] <torus> okay folks, I found a very old card that works. will now inspect what's the difference with the partition table..
[14:32:00] <torus> thanks!
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[14:38:02] <torus> seems like the bootrom is very picky about the size of the partition.
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[14:38:54] <dcopeto> hrw: how do I find that out?
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[14:44:23] <mru> torus: yeah, the rom loader is extremely picky
[14:44:44] <mru> and nobody seems to know the exact requirements
[14:47:11] <av500> ti knows
[14:47:54] <jkridner> ogra: I've forgotten the legacy of signGP.c, but I can find it.
[14:48:17] <mru> av500: but they won't tell
[14:48:32] <ogra> that would be nice, while x-loader is in the ubuntu archive i expect the archive admins to ask me about the licensing to get it to main
[14:48:33] <av500> yes, it is part of a super secret drm system I assume
[14:48:52] <Crofton> I've watched videos about waterboarding, one day we will learn the secrets!
[14:48:54] <jkridner> ogra: I believe it is GPLv2, but I don't know who owns the copyright.
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[14:49:30] <ogra> well, i'll just try to get through with it ...
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[14:54:49] <torus> a complete sdcard image for recovery would be nice.. something that you just have to dd onto the card and you get a partition and all the required files.
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[14:56:13] <torus> btw: does anyone noticed missing interrupts for the gpio-pins? I have a little test that works fine with the B4 but 90% of the interrupts get missed on the C4.
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[14:58:10] <janneg> ogra: it has GPLv2 header and TI/Nishanth Menon copyright notice in omap-u-boot-utils: http://github.com/nmenon/omap-u-boot-utils/blob/master/src/gpsign.c
[14:58:14] <janneg> jkridner: ^^^
[14:58:32] <ogra> janneg, cool, thanks a lot !
[14:58:43] <ogra> oh, wait, thats gpsign.c
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[15:00:09] <janneg> oh. but it should do the same
[15:00:44] <ogra> indeed, but its a lot bigger :)
[15:01:02] <ogra> though if any ubuntu admin complains i can at least fall back to gpsign
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[15:13:35] <dcopeto> eFfeM: already tried all the sugestions I found to fix my problem, so I'm going back a bit. I have my gitorious tree with no bitbake folder in it
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[15:14:10] <dcopeto> eFfeM: before you sugested me to link bitbake to it somehow, how should I do this?
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[15:17:55] <eFfeM> dcopeto: bitbake --version gives you the version number (as asked by hrw)
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[15:18:19] <eFfeM> and you can just add bitbake to the tree like you did originally (or copy the bitbake dir over from that tree)
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[15:19:46] <dcopeto> eFfeM: BitBake Build Tool Core version 1.8.12, bitbake version 1.8.12
[15:20:25] <dcopeto> eFfeM: yeah! that's how I did it, I copied the directory from the openembedded tree
[15:21:13] <eFfeM> 1.8.12 is way too old
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[15:23:01] <eFfeM> i'd say you should have gotten an error message about that
[15:23:07] <eFfeM> use 1.8.18
[15:23:26] <eFfeM> dcopeto: http://wiki.openembedded.org/index.php/Getting_Started#Obtaining_BitBake
[15:23:47] <eFfeM> you might also want to look at the rest of that page and at http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/building-angstrom
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[15:27:47] <eFfeM> dcopeto: anyway, gl with your effort, I'm afk until tomorrow
[15:28:30] <dcopeto> thanks, I think I pointed in the right direction now! thanks again :)
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[15:34:11] <jkridner> ogra: k. me considers the case of signGP.c closed for now. they have the same legacy.
[15:34:31] <jkridner> if needed, I think signGP.c can be reposted with copyrights and GPLv2 header.
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[15:34:46] <Crofton|work> have a good trip
[15:34:51] <ogra> jkridner, well, i can also switch over to gpsign if needed
[15:35:04] <ogra> at least i have an option :)
[15:35:09] <ogra> thats enough
[15:35:17] <ogra> jkridner, safe travels
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[15:41:41] <Ulfalizer> what does MLO stand for?
[15:41:50] <Ulfalizer> as an acronym
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[15:56:27] <prpplague> Ulfalizer: hmm, i had that written down somewhere
[15:56:32] * prpplague checks his notes
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[15:58:15] <Ulfalizer> why doesn't http://code.google.com/p/beagleboard/wiki/BeagleboardRevCValidationv3 mess around with cylinder and sector configuration, while other pages for formatting sd cards in the right format for the boot rom do?
[15:58:30] <Ulfalizer> *pages on formatting
[15:58:34] <av500> Ulfalizer: serial works now?
[15:58:44] <Ulfalizer> av500: yep, got it working :)
[15:58:53] <prpplague> Ulfalizer: the notes i have list MLO as Media Load Operator
[15:59:03] <av500> Ulfalizer: great, when canwe expect opera on BB?
[15:59:06] <Ulfalizer> prpplague: okay, thanks
[15:59:21] <Ulfalizer> av500: nda, etc, etc ;)
[15:59:27] <av500> gee
[15:59:43] <av500> next serial help will be under nda too ;)
[15:59:58] <prpplague> Ulfalizer: i must be missing something, but the validation page instructions do tinker with the format config
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[16:05:04] <Ulfalizer> prpplague: i do not see that page mentioning cylinder-head-sector settings, whereas e.g. http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardRecovery does
[16:05:48] <Ulfalizer> av500: it's thesis work, and not entirely clear what i'm allowed to say under NDA, so i'll keep shut just to be safe :)
[16:05:53] <av500> ok
[16:05:58] <av500> I see
[16:06:08] <av500> methought you were employed there
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[16:06:23] <Ulfalizer> hopefully will be in a couple of months
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[16:09:34] <prpplague> Ulfalizer: if you look "As root, run fdisk /dev/sdb, create a single, primary, card-spanning partition and set its partition type to "c" (which represents "W95 FAT32 (LBA)"), save that new partitioning and exit fdisk. (For a detailed walkthrough of this process, go here.) "
[16:09:53] <prpplague> click on the "here" it takes you to the configuration section
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[16:10:00] * _koen_ would just use XorA's mkcard.sh
[16:10:35] <Ceriand|work> x-load also expects the fat partition to start on a particular sector since it doesn't have full partition table parsing
[16:10:40] <Ceriand|work> see http://gitorious.org/x-load-omap3/mainline/blobs/master/fs/fat/fat.c#line153
[16:10:55] <prpplague> _koen_: indeed
[16:11:29] <Ulfalizer> prpplague: yes, just noticed. strangely, i think it worked last time even though i didn't change the geometry. must have been lucky..
[16:12:38] <Ulfalizer> or maybe it used the x-loader from nand and i didn't realize
[16:13:36] <dcopeto> _koen_: I get loads of parsing errors when bitbaking linux-omap-2.6.32 from the gitorious repository, any clue?
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[16:16:40] <Ulfalizer> heh, i had remembered to turn on my computer at home after all
[16:18:40] <dcopeto> _koen_: forget about that! My stupid self! :)
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[16:40:23] <DaveD_onHiatus> _koen_: hmmm naah any embedded platform is fine..
[16:40:51] <DaveD_onHiatus> _koen_:thx
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[16:48:08] <Zagrophyte> What is the quickest way to get a small (say, 7") LCD module interfaced with a Rev. C beagleboard?
[16:48:31] <Zagrophyte> I'm looking at USB displays as well
[16:48:44] <av500> use usb display
[16:48:51] <av500> it works
[16:48:55] <Zagrophyte> av500: any recommendations?
[16:48:56] <av500> displaylink type displays
[16:48:59] <av500> the samsung
[16:49:55] <av500> http://www.flickr.com/photos/koenkooi/3748865129/
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[16:51:37] <Zagrophyte> that looks nice, is anyone selling it yet?
[16:52:05] <Zagrophyte> (cursory search failed)
[16:53:44] <av500> samsung
[16:54:06] <Zagrophyte> samsung.com Sorry no results were found for "u70"
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[16:54:28] <av500> it seems they do not sell in us
[16:54:31] <av500> only eu
[16:54:32] <Zagrophyte> khan
[16:54:58] <av500> but there are other displaylink displays
[16:55:27] <Zagrophyte> http://www.thinkgeek.com/computing/usb-gadgets/bfa3/ hmmm
[16:57:15] <av500> yup, the mimo ones
[16:58:06] <Zagrophyte> and angstrom demo image supports this?
[16:58:08] <av500> looks like the u70 is not sold anymore at all
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[17:01:46] <lool> Hey there, does someone have a mtdblock.bin file I could try with qemu-system-arm -M beagle -mtdblock mtdblock.bin?
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[17:07:16] <noway> hi ,after i connect my ethernet adaptor i enter : root@beagleboard:~# ifconfig 192.168.0.6 up and this is what i get ifconfig: SIOCGIFFLAGS: No such device .please help
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[17:07:54] <thurbad> try ifup eth0 instead
[17:08:21] <thurbad> 192.168.0.6 is an address, not a device
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[17:09:19] <djlewis_> good morning people
[17:09:23] <evotion> hey guys
[17:09:31] <Zagrophyte> http://www.mimomonitors.com/products/imo-pivot-touch sexy
[17:09:58] <evotion> i have som problems getting the serial port working on my new beagle board
[17:10:19] <evotion> could someone help me?
[17:10:38] <thurbad> maybe.. what's the problem?/
[17:11:42] <evotion> i just connected the board with my pc but i get no output from the xloader
[17:11:51] <evotion> i already tested the cables
[17:11:58] <evotion> and they are working
[17:12:15] <evotion> my board is a rev c4 if that is important
[17:12:16] <thurbad> the two most common reasons are incorrect terminal settings and incorrectly wired serial connector
[17:12:19] <Zagrophyte> evotion: are you using a null modem adapter?
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[17:12:51] <thurbad> so you jumped pin 2/3 and got your text echoed back?
[17:12:51] <evotion> do you mean if am using a usb converter?
[17:13:24] <evotion> yes i did well some keys were not coming back correctly but all of them are echoed
[17:13:26] <thurbad> no, null modem means that the data pins are reversed
[17:13:57] <evotion> yes they are
[17:14:03] <thurbad> and if you unjumped it you got nothing?
[17:14:08] <evotion> right
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[17:14:32] <thurbad> what settings are you using in the terminal?
[17:15:13] <evotion> 115200 8N1
[17:15:28] <evotion> flow control is off
[17:15:46] <noway> you use certainly a idc 10 to db9 but you need with that a null modem
[17:15:54] <thurbad> probably not a null modem cable then
[17:16:42] <evotion> is it possible to test it if it is really not a null modem cable?
[17:16:58] <thurbad> even with a standard cable you would get text echoed
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[17:17:36] <evotion> i also connected the cable to my laptop and the right characters were coming to the laptop
[17:17:39] <thurbad> you can connect to PC's together
[17:18:03] <noway> be sure the pin1 is with pin4 /2-3 /3-2/4-1/5-5/6- /7-8/8-7/9-9
[17:18:51] <evotion> how can i see that?
[17:19:08] <noway> the null modem cable open it and check
[17:19:15] <evotion> ok
[17:19:19] <thurbad> if you can connect two PC's it probably is a null modem cable
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[17:20:04] <thurbad> where did you jump pin 2/3 on the serial cable, or the rs-232 connector end?
[17:20:43] <thurbad> jumping on the serial cable really tells you nothing except that your terminal works
[17:21:17] <evotion> i am jumping them on the connector to the board
[17:22:12] <thurbad> only thing really left is are you connecting the rs232 connector to the board in the right orientation
[17:22:40] <evotion> i read that the usr leds should blink intermittently
[17:22:53] <Zagrophyte> http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0039KZ2ME/ before I pull the trigger on this, anyone had any experience with one of these?
[17:23:01] <Zagrophyte> (iMo Pivot Touch)
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[17:23:14] <prpplague> not i
[17:23:19] <av500> no, I only know that koen ran the u70
[17:23:23] <evotion> the red part is looking to the edge
[17:23:35] <thurbad> oh, you're not getting led's activity?
[17:23:41] <av500> Zagrophyte: but we will happily receive your results :)
[17:23:43] <Zagrophyte> but angstrom demo should have the displaylink stuff already, right?
[17:23:49] <evotion> they are blinking
[17:23:52] <evotion> but not intermittently
[17:23:53] <av500> Zagrophyte: no idea
[17:23:59] <av500> _koen_: ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[17:24:09] <thurbad> how can they blink non-intermittently?
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[17:25:31] <evotion> well i it glows through
[17:25:51] <thurbad> all 4?
[17:25:57] <evotion> yes
[17:26:36] <noway> thurbad : i try ifup eth0 172.24.191.49 and i get : ifup: interface eth0 already configured
[17:26:48] <thurbad> sounds like you have problems other than the serial connection
[17:27:25] <thurbad> you're powering through the OTG USB port?
[17:27:27] <noway> but when i do ifconfig i get only lo and usb0
[17:27:29] <evotion> i also connected the board over s-video to the tv and i got the colored bars
[17:28:04] <evotion> could that info help?
[17:28:29] <thurbad> you don't have an digital monitor you could hook it up to?
[17:28:50] <XorA> noway: ifconfig eth0 xxxx.xx.x.x up
[17:28:56] <XorA> noway: not ifup
[17:29:24] <evotion> ye i do but i actually have no hdmi adapter
[17:29:26] <thurbad> ifup eth0 by itself would work if the device is configured
[17:30:29] <thurbad> 172.24.191.49 doesn't sound like a valid local ip address (as a side note)
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[17:31:49] <evotion> but wait i just try to plug it in to my tv
[17:32:00] <Ceriand|work> 172.16.x.x is the private class B range
[17:32:19] <Ceriand|work> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IP_address#IPv4_private_addresses
[17:32:24] <thurbad> ah, ok
[17:34:34] <noway> XorA : i try this but i get ifconfig: SIOCGIFFLAGS: No such device
[17:34:49] <XorA> noway: that gives away the problem then :-D
[17:35:24] <thurbad> it's cabled ehternet?
[17:35:24] <evotion> so i plugged the board in and the tv is orange
[17:35:27] <evotion> just orange
[17:36:09] <thurbad> the boot screen should be orange with the newer bootloader, but it should go away
[17:36:29] <evotion> so it is not booting right?
[17:36:55] <thurbad> actually I don't know if the s-video port goes away if your display isn't configured to use s-video
[17:37:23] <evotion> yes i pluged it in to my hdtv with hdmi
[17:37:36] <evotion> and the screen stays orange
[17:37:46] <noway> XorA : what ?
[17:37:54] <thurbad> oh, you're using the dvi...
[17:38:04] <evotion> yes now i did
[17:38:06] <thurbad> yeah that orange shoudl go away
[17:38:34] <evotion> it does not
[17:38:48] <thurbad> do you have an SD card inserted?
[17:39:42] <noway> XorA : you mean my adaptor didn t work wth the bb
[17:39:45] <noway> ?
[17:39:59] <evotion> no
[17:40:43] <thurbad> really sounds like it's not booting at all
[17:41:12] <thurbad> but then why would you get the orange in the first place...
[17:41:31] <XorA> noway: what sort of adapter?
[17:41:47] <evotion> could the problem be that i get power from usb?
[17:41:55] <noway> ethernet
[17:41:58] <evotion> not really right?
[17:42:14] <thurbad> shouldn't be a problem.. is it USB 2, or 1.1?
[17:42:17] <XorA> noway: I guessed, where did you connect it?
[17:42:28] <evotion> usb2
[17:42:30] <noway> in my hub
[17:42:39] <XorA> noway: so why are you configuring eth0?
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[17:43:36] <noway> when i tape ifup eth0 , i get ifup: interface eth0 already configured
[17:43:41] <thurbad> could you try pluggin git into a different USB port?
[17:43:43] <XorA> noway: do ifconfig -a
[17:44:21] <evotion> yes
[17:44:26] <thurbad> like if you're plugging in in the front of the PC try a plug in the back
[17:44:27] <noway> i get lo and usb0
[17:44:41] <XorA> usb0 is you adapter
[17:45:09] <noway> XorA no i think it my otg
[17:45:21] <noway> the usb0 is the otg
[17:45:25] <XorA> well rmmod g-ether
[17:45:30] <XorA> and see if usb0 goes away
[17:45:37] <noway> ok
[17:45:52] <evotion> well i already tried one from teh back one from the laptop and one from the xbox
[17:46:26] <evotion> nothing changed
[17:47:26] <noway> XorA iget rmmod: g-ether: No such file or directory
[17:47:44] <XorA> noway: that6 would indicate usb0 is your adapter as you dont have OTG network enabled
[17:48:08] <XorA> unless g-ether is built into your kernel
[17:48:10] <noway> but i think it s not g-ether its g_ether ?
[17:48:45] <noway> the same result
[17:48:45] <XorA> you sure you got a driver for your adapter on beagle, dmesg will tell you
[17:49:06] <XorA> but I have suspicion usb0 is your adapter
[17:49:31] <noway> usb 1-2.4: new full speed USB device using ehci-omap and address 10 usb 1-2.4: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice
[17:50:43] <noway> XorA : what mean that modprobe g_ether modprobe: cannot parse modules.dep
[17:50:52] <noway> modprobe g_ether modprobe: cannot parse modules.dep
[17:53:50] <evotion> could flashing the nand help?
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[17:58:38] <XorA> noway: you need to do a depmod -a
[17:59:43] <evotion> k i just try to start from sd card because now i read that the u-boot loader shipped with c2 and 3 is to old maybe also for c4
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[18:02:51] <noway> XorA : i get depmod -a command not found
[18:03:15] <evotion> thank you thurbad for the help
[18:03:36] <XorA> noway: I have no idea what you have done to your system :-D
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[18:06:00] <dcopeto> Anyone, I'm trying to bitbake linux-omap-2.6.32 from the gitorious tree but I'm getting "ERROR: function do_compile failed". Is this because bitbake doesn't know where the cross compiler tree is? how can I point it?
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[18:09:05] <Jesper> Hi everybody. I'm having some audio troubles on my beagleboard, which I hope somebody can help me with.
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[18:10:12] <Jesper> I'm running a Ubuntu on the board with pulseaudio. I sometimes get rapid "click" sounds on my right audio out channel. It can be constant or periodic (2-3 secs).
[18:11:59] <Jesper> Has anybody had the same expierience, or a guess on the cause of this?
[18:13:02] <mru> the cause of that would be pulseaudio
[18:13:14] <mru> probably a buffer underrun
[18:14:39] <Jesper> Sounds possible, but I have noticed I also get them during U-boot. Particularly during the 10 sec count down
[18:14:57] <djlewis_> now that is odd.
[18:14:58] <Jesper> I get a small "burst" every second when the counter changes
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[18:15:51] <Jesper> The sound is comparable to when you put a finger on the jack connector, although not as loud
[18:15:53] <_av500_> audible_printk?
[18:17:31] <Jesper> I also noticed, that if I put a finger on the DC-decoupling capacitor on the left channel, I get the same clicks. Also periodic every 2-3 seconds
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[18:19:29] <djlewis_> bad audio cable?
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[18:21:16] <dcopeto> Anyone? a clue on "ERROR: function do_compile failed" when I do bitbake base-image?
[18:21:51] <mru> or maybe be some weird form synesthesia
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[18:24:36] <Jesper> djlewis_: I'm embarrassed to say yes. I just fiddled around with it, and now the clicks are gone. I guess my laptop can source a greater current, and thus is not as prone to a bad connection.
[18:25:48] <Jesper> Must be true that the more simple sollution is always the right one. ;)
[18:26:08] <djlewis_> cool, now make the magic happen Jesper
[18:26:11] <djlewis_> :)
[18:27:07] <noway> how to configure my ethernet adaptor ?
[18:27:25] <djlewis_> now there is a dailey asked question ;)
[18:27:26] <noway> what should i do after plug it in the hub?
[18:27:46] <djlewis_> question asked daily.... argh
[18:28:06] <noway> djlewis_ : lol
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[18:32:13] <noway> djlewis_ : i try root@beagleboard:~# ifconfig eth0 172.24.191.49 up ifconfig: SIOCSIFADDR: No such device
[18:32:44] <Jesper> noway: If you just call ifconfig, which devices do you see?
[18:32:59] <noway> lo and usb0
[18:33:52] <Jesper> Try replacing eth0 with usb0
[18:35:29] <noway> it works
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[18:35:57] <Jesper> Great noway
[18:36:18] <noway> thanks jesper but usb0 isn t my otg ?
[18:37:40] <Jesper> No. The OTG is not a device in it self as far as I know.
[18:38:28] <Jesper> Meaning that it doesn't have a /dev/xxx
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[18:39:58] <noway> when i disconnect my ethernet adaptor i still get usb0 with ifconfig
[18:40:33] <noway> i m not using the otg also
[18:40:52] <noway> so from where comes this usb0?
[18:41:55] <Jesper> Okay, I might be mistaking. Haven't worked much with OTG.
[18:42:32] <Jesper> But I'm confused... Does running a ifconfig on usb0 setup your ethernet correctly?
[18:43:51] <noway> usb0 is fixed on my /etc/network/interfaces
[18:44:17] <djlewis_> otg and ehci will show as usb devices when enabled
[18:45:12] <noway> in my /etc/network/interfaces i have iface usb0 inet static address 192.168.0.202 netmask 255.255.255.0 network 192.168.0.0 gateway 192.168.0.200
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[18:45:37] <djlewis_> noway: when your usb ethernet or wifi is plugged into hub do you see it listed with lsusb ?
[18:46:18] <djlewis_> noway: does dmesg report its insertion?
[18:46:22] <noway> when it s plugged i get this usb 1-2.4: new full speed USB device using ehci-omap and address 5 usb 1-2.4: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice
[18:46:55] <noway> yes
[18:47:14] <djlewis_> you are speaking of the ethnernet, not the hub?
[18:47:33] <noway> yes
[18:47:55] <djlewis_> noway, from this morning do I recall you are using Ubuntu?
[18:48:28] <djlewis_> I should say a few hours ago to be verbally compliant with unerversal time zones :P
[18:48:52] <djlewis_> s/unerversal/universal
[18:48:54] <noway> i am using the angstrom http://code.google.com/p/beagleboard/wiki/BeagleBoardDiagnostics
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[18:49:36] <djlewis_> noway: it appears your eth adapter is not enumerating a driver when inserted.
[18:50:06] <noway> so ?
[18:50:57] * djlewis_ believes that ethernet info in /etc/network/interfaces is alraady in the interfaces.
[18:51:18] <djlewis_> left over from a previous build
[18:51:46] <djlewis_> noway so which chip does your eth adapter use?
[18:52:19] <noway> i dont understand
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[18:54:14] <djlewis_> noway: what is your ethernet adapter? model? brand?
[18:55:14] <noway> i don t know it look like the third picture of ethernet adaptor in the beagleboard guide (made in china)
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[18:59:28] <djlewis_> noway: if you plug it into your workstation what can you learn about it?
[18:59:45] <noway> nothing
[19:00:08] <djlewis_> noway: DID YOU TRY IT IN YOUR WORKSTATION? WHAT DOES IT DO THERE?
[19:00:16] <djlewis_> sorry bout caps.. :(
[19:00:20] <noway> i try but i get nothing
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[19:00:42] <djlewis_> what OS is your wkstn?
[19:00:48] <noway> xubuntu
[19:00:58] <noway> 9.0
[19:01:01] <noway> 9.04
[19:01:30] <djlewis_> noway: seems that if xubuntu 9.04 cant recognize it then you might need a more common ethernet adapter.
[19:02:21] <noway> but it s the same in the picture of the beagleboad
[19:02:25] <djlewis_> or it may be defective
[19:02:33] <djlewis_> link
[19:03:27] <djlewis_> btw, pictures are only for reference, different parts can be installed in same looking exterior.
[19:04:25] <Ceriand|work> noway: what does lsusb -v say about your ethernet adapter?
[19:05:07] <noway> on my bb ?
[19:05:14] <Ceriand|work> or on your desktop
[19:05:16] <Ceriand|work> doesn't matter
[19:05:58] <Ceriand|work> could you copy it and put it in a pastebin?
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[19:06:39] <noway> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub Device Descriptor: bLength 18 bDescriptorType 1 bcdUSB 2.00 bDeviceClass 9 Hub bDeviceSubClass 0 Unused bDeviceProtocol 0 Full speed (or root) hub bMaxPacketSize0 64 idVendor 0x1d6b Linux Foundation idProduct 0x0002 2.0 root hub bcdDevice 2.06 iManuf
[19:06:57] <Ceriand|work> like I said, put it in a pastebin
[19:07:01] <Ceriand|work> pastebin.com
[19:08:41] <noway> http://pastebin.com/VDgLdHD6
[19:09:19] <Ceriand|work> which device is your ethernet adapter?
[19:10:56] <noway> ?
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[19:12:08] * djlewis_ see's a bluetooth
[19:12:13] <Ceriand|work> noway: you need to install/compile in the dm9601 driver to use that ethernet adapter
[19:12:21] <Ceriand|work> http://cateee.net/lkddb/web-lkddb/USB_NET_DM9601.html
[19:12:51] <noway> i m doing lsusb -v on my workstation
[19:13:40] <Ceriand|work> the ethernet adapter has vid/pid of 0fe6:8101, which should be a dm9601 based adapter
[19:13:59] <Ceriand|work> it's bus 3, dev 31 on that pastebin
[19:14:07] <noeska> what do i need to do to use and usb dvd drive on the beagleboard? mount complains about unknown file sytem type ?iso9660'
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[19:14:35] <Ceriand|work> noeska: you have to compile/load the iso9660 filesystem into the kernel
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[19:14:57] <noeska> what bitbake command do i need?
[19:15:22] <Ceriand|work> dunno, I don't use bitbake
[19:16:02] <Ceriand|work> it should be compiled by default
[19:16:10] <Ceriand|work> try using auto as the filesystem
[19:16:34] <noway> Ceriand|work : please what should i exactly do
[19:16:57] <Ceriand|work> on the BB, try "modprobe dm9601"
[19:17:20] <noway> there is no modprobe in the beagle
[19:17:38] <Ceriand|work> then use insmod /the/path/to/the/kernel/module
[19:17:50] <Ceriand|work> it should be called dm9601.ko
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[19:20:57] <Ceriand|work> insmod `find /lib/modules/$(uname -r) -name dm9601.ko` should work too
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[19:22:42] <noway> insmod: error inserting '/lib/modules/2.6.28-17-generic/kernel/drivers/net/usb/dm9601.ko': -1 File exists
[19:22:52] <noway> i do that on my workstation
[19:23:02] <Ceriand|work> you need to do it on the beagleboard
[19:23:21] <Ceriand|work> and then plug the usb ethernet adapter into the BB
[19:23:23] <noway> but it still not working on my workstation
[19:23:25] <noeska> auto does not help as somehow it knows about iso9660
[19:23:43] <noeska> better make a new kernel then :-)
[19:23:46] <bat___> i'm getting this error when i set the bootargs for the omap-dss.def_disp=lcd.....omap-dss DISPLAY: default display lcd not found...
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[19:24:42] <Ceriand|work> noway: unplug and replug the ethernet adapter and post the output of "dmesg | tail -n 100" to a pastebin
[19:26:19] <noway> Ceriand|work : http://pastebin.com/sMsb3bZ4
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[19:29:14] <noway_> http://pastebin.com/sMsb3bZ4
[19:29:46] <noway_> i don t get what you write i ve been disconnected
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[19:33:33] <noway_> Crofton|work : sorry i was disconnected could you write what you had write
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[20:10:27] <DanaG> http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/22/sandisk-ships-32gb-microsdhc-card-for-200/
[20:10:32] <DanaG> 200 USD.
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[20:11:46] <torusle> hi folks.
[20:11:59] <torusle> thanks for helping me out resurrecting my board this afternoon.. it works again.
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[20:19:27] <torusle> can anyone tell me where to get the latest linux 2.6.29 for omap3?
[20:19:51] <djlewis_> would that be the beagleboard Demo image?
[20:20:45] <torusle> don't know. I need the source-tree.
[20:20:55] * torusle is hunting down a evil interrupt bug.
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[20:22:02] <torusle> all interrupts greater than 63 have problems with the 2.6.29 I have here... I want to take a look at the recent kernel to see if it has been fixed already.
[20:22:59] <Ceriand|work> torusle: git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/tmlind/linux-omap-2.6.git is the upstream omap git repo
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[20:23:49] <Ceriand|work> http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/tmlind/linux-omap-2.6.git is the gitweb view
[20:23:56] <torusle> Ceriand|work, that's 2.6.34, isn't it?
[20:24:11] <Ceriand|work> yea, but it has the old versions tagged too
[20:24:20] <torusle> hm. okay..
[20:24:29] <torusle> a good opportunity to get some git-fu
[20:24:32] <Ceriand|work> it's not the same as the angstrom distro
[20:25:10] <Ceriand|work> they might have some patches that aren't in the this git tree
[20:25:59] <torusle> will try...
[20:26:23] <torusle> hey, can you somehow browse the git-head files via the web-interface? All I want to do is to look at one file.
[20:26:39] <Ceriand|work> click on the tree link
[20:26:52] <Ceriand|work> up near the top
[20:27:07] <torusle> ah.. cool.
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[20:27:09] <torusle> thank you...
[20:27:14] <Ceriand|work> np
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[20:28:13] <djlewis_> torusle: did you try the package browser at Angstrom-distribution.org/repo?
[20:28:22] <djlewis_> lowercase a
[20:29:14] <torusle> djlewis_, nope, I haven't, but I will!
[20:29:28] <torusle> okay, this is funny. the bug is still in the latest 2.6.29..
[20:29:53] <Ceriand|work> 2.6.29 is very old in kernel terms
[20:30:02] <ds2> morning
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[20:30:11] <torusle> yes, but android is build on top of it as far as I know.
[20:30:12] <ds2> 2.6.29 is not that old
[20:31:22] <djlewis_> torusle: seems to only be ipk's...
[20:31:26] <torusle> at least this explains all the problems people had with highspeed usb, McSPI, GPIO ect...
[20:31:40] <Ceriand|work> what's the problem?
[20:32:14] <torusle> Ceriand|work, the kernel detects most interrupts > 63 as "missed irqs" because there is a wrong shift-value used somewhere (off by one).
[20:32:34] <Ceriand|work> which file/line is that in?
[20:32:46] <torusle> wait a moment.
[20:33:58] <torusle> line 76 in: http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/tmlind/linux-omap-2.6.git;a=blob;f=arch/arm/mach-omap2/irq.c;h=2842fe8dc362bfc7e09db08c34703055d5c89235;hb=omap-2.6.29
[20:34:11] <torusle> >>6 should be >>7
[20:34:47] <Ceriand|work> it's fixed in 2.6.34-rc2
[20:35:00] <Ceriand|work> http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/tmlind/linux-omap-2.6.git;a=blob;f=arch/arm/mach-omap2/irq.c;h=26aeef560aa3920ac2c663d50985266bd10138d7;hb=HEAD#l91
[20:35:53] <Ceriand|work> was fixed in this commit: http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/tmlind/linux-omap-2.6.git;a=commitdiff;h=861f9cea282af95a3e19e032aaf1f28e3adeed32
[20:36:34] <torusle> Ceriand|work, thanks..
[20:36:41] <torusle> that never made it into 2.6.29, doesn't it?
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[20:39:28] <torusle> Hm.. I'll just try the latest kernel and see if the problem is no more..
[20:39:36] <Ceriand|work> torusle: looks like it was added in 2.6.30-rc2
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[20:41:34] <torusle> and angstroem linux still uses 2.6.29. Meh... okay, that explains a lot.
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[20:42:24] <torusle> Ceriand|work, btw: how do you find the releases where the patch was applied that fast?
[20:42:56] <Ceriand|work> i looked it up with gitk on my local copy
[20:43:50] <Ceriand|work> It tells you which branches/tags it follows and precedes
[20:45:34] <Ceriand|work> you could also use git describer
[20:45:38] <Ceriand|work> *describe
[20:46:22] <torusle> okay, I really have to learn to use git one day.. seems like a powerful tool.
[20:51:48] <ssvb> Ceriand|work: does this commit actually change the behovior of the spurious check logic?
[20:55:27] <torusle> I think the spurious interrupts are still ignored.
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[21:16:02] <SplasH_> what means it when there is a tag with "-omap1" after the kernel version? http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/tmlind/linux-omap-2.6.git;a=summary
[21:18:16] <noway> Crofton|work : hi , i had a problem in my internet connection , i ve gived you my dmesg | tail -n 100
[21:19:06] <Crofton|work> er, me?
[21:19:26] <djlewis_> noway: that was Ceriand|work
[21:19:52] <ds2> sigh..this whole business with the i2c eeprom is getting out of hand
[21:20:07] <djlewis_> noway: you probably hit tab after 'C'
[21:20:38] <ds2> it and the whole business of us breaking U-boot in those abomible ways is just a bad idea :(
[21:21:18] <djlewis_> ds2: sounds a bit aggrevated today ;)
[21:21:39] <ds2> djlewis: no... all of those ideas as describe are too short sighted
[21:22:02] <noway> sorry dmesg | tail -n 100
[21:22:03] <ds2> and makes what is a standard thing beagle centric
[21:22:17] <noway> couls any one help
[21:22:24] <ds2> the beagle is suppose to be a great platform for people to learn about embedded stuff now we are teaching them what amounts to garbage
[21:23:07] <noway> very kind
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[21:28:03] <Ceriand|work> noway: I don't know what to tell you, that driver should work for that ethernet adapter
[21:28:37] <Ceriand|work> noway: what does "ls /sys/class/net" say when you have the adapter unplugged vs plugged in
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[21:31:08] <noway> Ceriand|work : unplugged eth0 lo pan0 wlan0 wmaster0
[21:31:12] <noway> plugged
[21:32:04] <noway> the same
[21:32:23] <Ceriand|work> noway: ok, don't know what your problem is then
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[21:32:54] <Ceriand|work> either your adapter is defective, or using a different chip than what is commonly used for that usb id
[21:35:35] <djlewis_> Ceriand|work: sounds like we draw the same conclusion. ;)
[21:35:50] <djlewis_> but that was a excellent try...
[21:37:07] <Ceriand|work> The ethernet adapter that I have here that works is a Trendnet TU-ET100C HW:C3.2
[21:37:21] <Ceriand|work> you might want to try to find that if you can
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[21:42:30] <noway> Ceriand|work : i tried with my wireless usb when i plug it on bb i get http://pastebin.com/Rt6fKdQH
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[22:43:02] <Carson_> hi
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[22:44:16] <djlewis_> lo
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[23:24:42] <noway> i ve made a rootfile system ext2 using buildroot but i get one in /binaries rootfs.arm.ext2 and another in / project_build_arm called root which one i have to use
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