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<parabyte>
buZz, yes dd armbian image to emmc worked fine, sorry for late reply
<parabyte>
buZz, s905x board, i used the le potato image. got no wifi or ethernet, but will figure that out tomorrow with correct dtb for the board
<tonymac32>
Test
<[TheBug]>
tset
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<opensourceman>
what is the latest version of armbian and where can i find it? thanks in advance!
<opensourceman>
gotcha, i see it, the first one on the link
<opensourceman>
i guess i couldnt find the link
<opensourceman>
thanks
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<stipa>
yeah, idle temperatures depend on environement temperature
<stipa>
now for my case they're 5 C higher
<stipa>
outside it's 34 C
<stipa>
93 F
<stipa>
i gues they rise proportinonally with the rise of environment temperature
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<lanefu>
got some logs for my mysterious time and netowork problem. its so weird.. you can see the nic freakout and like ahalf th e services restart https://armbian.lane-fu.com/linx/adjfmrli.txt
<lanefu>
and teh time goes backwards.. from 19:50 to 19:17 in the logs
<parabyt1>
buZz, lanefu i can confirm that writing armbian s905* image via dd works fine
<buZz>
lovely :D
<buZz>
found a accurate dtb yet?
<parabyt1>
i used libreelec as a bootstrap for the process as libreelec uses vfat directory and uboot does its magic via that via usb and no other boot mechanisms work
<parabyt1>
buZz, yeah i got its firmware ripped from the box, ill get the dt information off that later
<parabyt1>
i even found some useful config stuff for lirc and lcdproc
<buZz>
ah , the lcd is lcdproc supported? nice
<parabyt1>
very kinda buZz i might rip apart its driver later and inspect
<parabyt1>
i have been playing with ghidra for a few years
<parabyt1>
buZz, its a really really crappy lcd module that isnt really a lcd module
<buZz>
HD44780 lcd?
<parabyt1>
but driven by a common ic that i cant remember its name
<parabyt1>
no
<buZz>
SSD1306?
<parabyt1>
sort of chinese junk pile
<buZz>
all lcds are chinese
<parabyt1>
its lcd has segments that light up
<buZz>
either chinese , or overpriced
<parabyt1>
its not really a lcd
<buZz>
:)
<parabyt1>
:(
<parabyt1>
its kinda of a lcd
<parabyt1>
has a clock on it!
<buZz>
you mean, not a dotmatrix lcd
<parabyt1>
yes buZz
<buZz>
but a segmented one
<parabyt1>
yes
<buZz>
still, very cool
<parabyt1>
kinda be cool to see the time on it i guess
<buZz>
or time remaining on current video
<parabyt1>
thats not a bad idea buZz
<parabyt1>
or some sort of indication of something!
<parabyt1>
buZz, i am honestly surprised how easy it was to get armbian on the board
<parabyt1>
was a little too easy!
<buZz>
:)
<buZz>
SUSPICIOUS
<buZz>
hahaha
<parabyt1>
i cant even remember what flavour of armbian i wrote the to the device! i just wanted to see if it would work
<parabyt1>
it seems to have no xorg installed by default
<buZz>
:)
<buZz>
or wayland?
<parabyt1>
i literally only poked around the system for 10 minutes last night before bed
<parabyt1>
wayland! urgh i dont know anything about wayland
<buZz>
:) thats ok, nobody does
<buZz>
hehe
<parabyt1>
i got a really unusual use case for my android tv box, kinda weird anyway
<parabyt1>
instead of it displaying tv, it will be serving up dvb tv via tv headend
<parabyt1>
i have 7 individual dvb-t adaptors in a old laptop that sits in my server closet
<parabyt1>
via usb
<parabyt1>
i got the power issue sorted so the s905 box doesnt have to supply power to these dvb receivers, but i wonder if the box has the bandwidth!
<parabyt1>
buZz, do these box's have gigabit ethernet?
<parabyt1>
iv not checked!
<parabyt1>
oh shit
<parabyt1>
its not got gigabit ethernet
<buZz>
not sure
<parabyt1>
i just checked datasheet
<buZz>
dvb-t is offline here :(
<parabyt1>
sigh thats a deal breaker for me
<buZz>
i need dvb-t2 hardware
<buZz>
parabyt1: if it has usb3 , you could put a gbps adapter on that
<parabyt1>
ill probably convert it into a librelec box, or maybe run kodi on top of armbian?
<parabyt1>
lol usb3 its a really cheap chinese android box
<parabyt1>
usb 2 buZz
<parabyt1>
and it has a plastic ethernet socket!
<buZz>
ofcourse
<buZz>
what else would it be made of? conductive material so it'll short out the pins? :P
<buZz>
ceramics? :D
<parabyt1>
they kindly put labels on its uart
<buZz>
nice
<buZz>
dont forget to hookup a GND connection for the uart too
<parabyt1>
buZz, well its not a nice ethernet socket like found on say a pc
<buZz>
:)
<buZz>
i dno, my current laptop has no ethernet
<parabyt1>
lol what
<buZz>
and thinkpad next to me has a black plastic one
<parabyt1>
i wouldnt buy a laptop without ethernet unless your laptop was free?
<buZz>
it was free :) 8core exynos 32bit with 4GB ram
<buZz>
its a 'chromebook' but runs arch now
<parabyt1>
are you good with your hands and soldering? maybe you could kludge an ethernet adaptor to the board?!?
<buZz>
no need whatsoever
<buZz>
i own >1 computer , lol
<parabyt1>
yeah usb adaptor i know
<buZz>
this is just my carry-along irc tool
<parabyt1>
i flashed the firmware to coreboot on my old desktop and all its fans stopped working, so i kludged a i2c pwm fan controller to the motherboards i2c bus
<buZz>
hehehe
<buZz>
nice
<parabyt1>
really wild shit buZz with help from a really friendly core dev guy, i patched my sources to work with my random i2c pwm controller and i now have fans on my board!
<buZz>
libreboot / coreboot is really nice, still need to flash this x230 for that
<parabyt1>
for some reason my superio pwm broke
<buZz>
and i -THINK- i can reflash this chromebook too , to get rid of the last google blob on it
<parabyt1>
cant you just put github main branch build of uboot on there?
<parabyt1>
where i usually go
<buZz>
maybe
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<lanefu>
parabyt1: good deal glad it works.... i do similar for most of my test farm.. u just curl http://image | dd and then cut the power lol
<parabyt1>
lanefu, i actually used netcat -l blah blah blah | dd blah blah blah but yeah works a treat
<parabyt1>
be back later, i have to get back to work! im a mundane network installer, about 28c in this building, no air con thats due to be installed next week! urgh!
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<buZz>
remember dd status=progress <- gives you some progress and speed data :)
<stipa>
lanefu: that's one scary log
<stipa>
what's angrybear?
<stipa>
error performing RPC to server
<stipa>
Jun 22 19:17:03 blipsqueak kernel: [ 5.397768] dwmac-sun8i 5020000.ethernet: Error applying setting, reverse things back
<stipa>
Jun 22 19:17:07 blipsqueak nomad[987]: ==> Error starting agent: client setup failed: fingerprinting failed: Error while detecting network interface during fingerprinting: No default interface found
<stipa>
Jun 22 19:52:55 blipsqueak nomad[1743]: client.fingerprint_mgr.network: error calling ethtool: error="exit status 75" path=/usr/sbin/ethtool device=wlan0
<stipa>
and board has some dhcp trouble, cant get ip like the first time it wants it
<stipa>
it contacts angrybear.com for it i guess
<stipa>
if the time is changed maybe that's time that ti gets from NTP server ?
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<lanefu>
stipa hahaa angrybear.com is a domain i've owned since late 90s
<lanefu>
i use it for internal stuff mostly
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<stipa>
lanefu: i see it's dead on wan
<stipa>
so it must be internal yeah
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<stipa>
do you know how to start the error manually?
<stipa>
i would catch some dhcp and ntp traffic to make sure that problem is not elswhere
<stipa>
but in the board itself
<stipa>
you never know with networks
<stipa>
one machine tripping other out
<stipa>
and wierd stuff like that
<stipa>
bad driver on one machine tripping someting in another machine
<stipa>
best would be to catch all traffic
<stipa>
practically you should check or osi layers for strange stuff
<stipa>
all osi*
<stipa>
just to be shure the error is in the sbc
<stipa>
you should have an idea what could be wrong
<stipa>
also you'll know if there's a bug in nic driver i guess
<stipa>
probably
<stipa>
board is sending some datat o dhcp server but it could be wrong
<stipa>
even better would be to put a bridge in betweene bard and network and do sniffing on that machine that runs the bridge
<stipa>
board and*
<stipa>
not on the actual board itself
<stipa>
but you'll have to sync their times
<stipa>
to match bad board logs time with times of the packets
<stipa>
so that you know which packets correspond to which kernel error
<stipa>
smthn like that
<stipa>
some traffic logging on the fault board itself wouldn be bad to do as well
<stipa>
for example faulty board could register it's sending soumething out through nic but the machine with bridg doesn log it, etc...
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<Xogium>
so, someone feeling like helping with a python function ? Trying to use that code copied from internet, yeah I know bad practice
<Xogium>
but
<Xogium>
when I paste it in the prompt it just prints ... so I think something is missing
<Xogium>
that website sometimes has trouble to load but if you insist it shows up
<stipa>
Xogium: you have example lower
<stipa>
on the page
<stipa>
try to run that one
<Xogium>
do we ? I must have missed it
<stipa>
it should beep
<stipa>
jingle bells
<stipa>
below it is also one song more called Hanukkah Tune
<stipa>
some math how he did it and that's about it
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<stipa>
but in whole examples you can see how that variable is meant to be used
<Xogium>
ah found it
<stipa>
24 liner
<stipa>
jingle bells
<Xogium>
hehe
<stipa>
Hanukkah Tune 18
<stipa>
but more htan half of the code is just notes
<Xogium>
I'm toying with a seeeduino xiao with its expantion board :D
<Xogium>
so I have a passive buzzer to toy with
<Xogium>
I also have to make a very small code because it is giving me only 40 kb of space to store both code and libraries in
<Xogium>
but should be ok for what I try to do ;)
<stipa>
kewl
<stipa>
sounds like a fun project
<Xogium>
hehe fun but not very useful
<Xogium>
trying to make it play 'a lanister always pays his debt' song from game of thrones
<Xogium>
and I have perfect pitch so fsck music sheets
<stipa>
haha
<stipa>
i've watched funny video about perfect pitch today and charlie puth
<Xogium>
I managed quite good with simpleio lib so far, but I need to make this code smaller, it's almost 5 kb
<stipa>
some gals made fun of him
<stipa>
Xogium: damn, idk, could it run micro python maybe?
<Xogium>
sometimes I really really hate having perfect pitch
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<peetah>
hello, is there a possibility to have an sysv-init version of armbian-zram-config and armbian-ramlog systemd services distributed in the armbian-bsp-cli-odroidhc4 package ?
<stipa>
that was fast
<Xogium>
stipa: upython doesn't support this board
<stipa>
Xogium: yeah, micro python is a thing now, maybe it has smaller code, dunno
<Xogium>
yeah I definitely meant micropython
<Xogium>
just typed u instead of micro
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<stipa>
Xogium: idk, perfect pitch is cool to have
<Xogium>
there's basic support in a pr apparently, but it's probably not complete and the readme for the port/samd folder only mention support for repl in features x.x
<Xogium>
ahah yeah it is useful and nice to have but honestly
<Xogium>
sometimes it just gets on my nerves
<Xogium>
like when people keep tapping their fork on their plate
<stipa>
i haven't got expirience with upython, maybe just the python binaries are smaller maybe it's a code as well
<Xogium>
or oh, that's the filter for the pool, buzzing away at 60 hz
<stipa>
it makes sense that brain uses auditory system in more capacity in your case
<stipa>
since the focus is bigger on hearing
<stipa>
focus of the mind*
<Xogium>
I litterally learned the name of the notes once, and never forgot. Also if I hear a noise that make a frequency like a note or buzzing etc. I tend to amuse myself imitating that sound, including pitch
<stipa>
kewl, i had trouble learning, i mean categorizing sounds into bands
<stipa>
the spectral qualities
<stipa>
like is it a 100Hz or 30 Hz
<stipa>
that took me like a decade to learn
<Xogium>
my music teacher at school always made us not listen from one ear because apparently that helps with not going off key when singing
<Xogium>
but he went like, huh, you got perfect pitch, you have no need to do that
<stipa>
yeah, mono is cool
<stipa>
if i do mono sounds i do it with one speaker
<stipa>
if there are two there's too much coloration due two sound sources
<Xogium>
yes and it was made even worse due to the fact we had no headphones on, and it was room speaker
<Xogium>
so natural echoes
<stipa>
yes, it can mess with actual pitch of the source
<stipa>
when it travels from the source to the ears
<Xogium>
this xiao packs one hell of a punch though
<Xogium>
48 mhz cpu with 32 kb of ram and 256 kb of flash
<stipa>
it's fine
<stipa>
classic embedded chip specs
<Xogium>
yep
<Xogium>
though the reset stuff on my board is broken
<Xogium>
that is the reset button just doesn't work
<Xogium>
so I actually had to flash a program on it that would force it into bootloader mode in the first place, so I could flash python on it
<Xogium>
the uf2 bootloader expect double reset for getting into bootloader mode
<stipa>
oh
<stipa>
it must be upython
<stipa>
i doubt regular one could fit on 256k
<stipa>
there's something called "Circuit Python" that can go on it
<stipa>
you probably have that
<Xogium>
yes I flashed circuit python
<stipa>
you could attach some ultrasonic sensors to that board and detect boundaries with it
<stipa>
they're used in robots alot so that they don0t end inside of the wall
<stipa>
there's a bunch of it on ebay
<stipa>
in kits and such
<Xogium>
yep and the seeed grove connector is neat too
<Xogium>
I just wish reset was not broken
<stipa>
since you're already messing with sound yoll know how to combine it all
<[TheBug]>
Xogium: I think reset it just hinky
<[TheBug]>
its probably something that takes some practice and its more difficult since the only way you know is by LEDs which you can't really see
<[TheBug]>
my thought was something like you should cut off two of those dupon cables and get someone to solder them to the reset pads
<Xogium>
possibly but in fact I looked at the schematics of the expantion and xiao with my friend and it looks like the reset button is actually resetting through the pogo pins
<[TheBug]>
so to reset you just have to connect the cable with another dupont cable
<[TheBug]>
would make it a lot easier for you
<Xogium>
it's not just by led… It's also by sound if the buzzer doesn't stop playing
<[TheBug]>
We need to find someone there close to you in France who would be willing to do some soldering for you for a few things ;op
<[TheBug]>
then we could get you in a place where things are a bit easier
<[TheBug]>
also for those Nano boards
<Xogium>
mhm
<[TheBug]>
speaking of, mine arrive today
<Xogium>
ah good
<Xogium>
well at least python runs on this thing fairly good and I have no complain so far
<Xogium>
on that side
<[TheBug]>
Xogium: I am gonna test using it like you would by just placing headers in board and testing with dupont cables and see if I can come up with a way you may be able to make that useful in the interim
<Xogium>
yeah speaking of that, how do I connect uart to this thing ?
<Xogium>
is it through the gpio ?
<[TheBug]>
yeah that would be my observation so far
<Xogium>
huh, tricky
<[TheBug]>
once my new ones get here I will pull out my dupont cables and such and see what I can get from it
<[TheBug]>
since now I will havd sdcard and I can burn an image for it
<Xogium>
ah yes
<[TheBug]>
should mean I can boot that Debian and get an idea
<Xogium>
also the extra wtzzz thing on this board is for whatever reason my version of circuit python is… In french
<[TheBug]>
haha
<Xogium>
it's litterally the first time I see python printing a stack trace in french
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<Manouchehri>
Any suggested US retailers for a nanopi r2s?
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