[03:20] <trelane> hey, I have a bug report on the -PSP kernel from rcn-ee's minimal builds, is that your kernel?  Where should I send it?  Problem relates to plugging in a rtl8192cus
[03:59] <rcn-ee> trelane, the rtl8192's are 50/50 if they'll work at this point.. i have one that works perfect, and the other that failes on every boot..
[03:59] <trelane> ok, would dmesg output from insertion/failure be of help?
[04:00] <rcn-ee> not really... have you tried 3.2-psp13? there's a couple musb fixes...
[04:00] <trelane> I'll update now and report shortly
[04:04]  * heathkid waiting on an update...
[04:28] <trelane> rcn-ee, I used a clean 12.04-r1, and don't see the kernel in apt-get dist-upgrade
[04:54] <rcn-ee> trelane, i don't have a repo setup for the kernel deb's..  it's mostly manual installling deb's... 3.2-psp13 for precise-armhf is still begin built.. but i have a cross built uImage/modules posted here for another user:  /msg MemoServ READ NEW
[04:54] <rcn-ee> http://rcn-ee.homeip.net:81/testing/beaglebone/3.2-psp13/
[04:55] <rcn-ee> as long as my smoke test is sucessful tomorrow, that' actually the default kernel going to be used in my monthly update demo images, this weekend..
[04:57] <trelane> rcn-ee, sounds good
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[19:17] <Xase> Hi, is anyone here familiar with Ubuntu arm on Android handset, native not chroot?
[19:18] <scientes> Xase, if its native, its not android
[19:19] <scientes> also, chroots are native
[19:19] <Xase> No kidding? I want to remove android.
[19:19] <Xase> -_-
[19:19] <Xase> I meant direct. Not side by side.
[19:20] <Xase> It's still an android handset. Well at least till I remove Android.
[20:06] <orated_> Hey prpplague
[20:06] <prpplague> orated_: greetings
[20:49] <orated_> prpplague: I'm trying to get ethernet working on BB B4 running Ubuntu 11.10 kernel 3.2. I asked in #beagle about the same and got directed here. Could you help me on that?
[20:50] <prpplague> orated_: sorry i can not, i am sure someone here who normally does ubuntu stuff can possible help you
[20:51] <orated_> Sure, I'll try
[20:53] <orated_> Hello! I'm running Ubuntu 11.10 kernel 3.2 on BeagleBaord B4. Both the BeagleBoard and USB hub are externally powered with 5V supply. lsusb, ifconfig outputs as shown here - http://paste.ubuntu.com/1018497/ - How can I get ethernet working?
[20:53] <orated_> I've a usb hub connected to the OTG port. A usb-ethernet adapter is connected to the hub. And a RJ45 cable from one of the four  ports of the router is connected to it. Second port of the same router is connected to the host system
[21:06] <Xase> sudo if up usb0 ?
[21:06] <GrueMaster> Hub off the OTG port?  Why not try the single USB port?  I'm not sure if the OTG port is enabled in the main kernel.
[21:06] <Xase> sudo dhcpd?
[21:07]  * GrueMaster didn't look at the pastebin output first.
[21:08] <Xase> :P
[21:08] <Xase> Hello GrueMaster. Probably dont remember me, but  hello nonetheless.
[21:09] <GrueMaster> Been a while.  How's it going?
[21:11] <Xase> Good. Still twiddling with my nook. id put serious effort into it but my computer  is beyond junky
[21:16] <orated_> Xase: GrueMasterJust a moment, BB is not accepting commands, restarting
[21:23] <orated_> Xase: sudo ifup usb0 gives - Ignoring unknown interface usb0=usb0.
[21:24] <orated_> And sudo dhcpd, command not found
[21:24] <orated_> GrueMaster: There is no USB port on Beagleboard B4, only USB OTG
[21:26] <Xase> hrm my linux knowledge is short when it comees to networking :(
[21:27] <orated_> Same here
[21:34] <TypoNAM> that sucks orated_, I've used a beagleboard rev C and had USB ethernet networking with one of linksys's adapters with vanilla kernel. I used the working populated USB port and a powered USB hub to connect the keyboard, mouse, and ethernet adapter to :P
[21:34] <TypoNAM> so I'm not sure if the OTG port will work the same way
[21:42] <orated_> Probably its hardware defect. Or some kernel patch missing. - http://elinux.org/BeagleBoard#USB https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/beagleboard/KtUXwhWm2r4
[21:45] <GrueMaster> orated_: I am not that familiar with the rev B board (I have a C4).  As I said earlier, I am not sure if the OTG port is enabled in the kernel.
[21:46] <orated_> Thanks, I'll find about that
[22:24] <orated_> I require network connection only for installing xfce and OpenCV related packages. Is it possible to chroot to the fs from the host to achieve the same? So that I can atleast start with the main task instead of getting stuck ...