01:51 <mattb0ne> so I habe a bullseye image but my apt is referencing buster

02:08 <zmatt> what does cat /etc/debian_version say ?

02:14 <mattb0ne> damn never mind

02:14 <mattb0ne> rcn-ee

02:14 <mattb0ne> said I could make it a flasher

02:14 <mattb0ne> with that command let me reboot  with the sd card in there

02:14 <mattb0ne> I am using the bullseye monthly

02:16 <zmatt> be sure to enter that command while booted from sd card, and then boot from sd card again

02:18 <mattb0ne> could i mess it up by not booting from the SD card again

02:18 <mattb0ne> actually I booted and it looks like it is flashing

02:19 <zmatt> I mean, if you created a flasher sd card but didn't boot from that flasher sd card then obviously nothing would have happened yet

02:48 <mattb0ne> ok i am on bullseye

02:48 <mattb0ne> now if I am connecting to the board via usb

02:48 <mattb0ne> do I need to do anything on the bealge to share internet

02:48 <mattb0ne> getting network unreachalbe pining 8.8.8.8

02:48 <mattb0ne> unreachable*

02:50 <zmatt> internet sharing via usb is never something that just works by default, it always requires setup on both sides

02:50 <zmatt> the easy way to get a beaglebone internet is via ethernet/wifi (whichever applies)

02:51 <mattb0ne> yeah these new laptops do not have ports anymore

02:52 <mattb0ne> i got two thunderbolt ports and that is it

02:56 <zmatt> it looks like usb-c ethernet adapters are available for as little as $10 (for 100 Mbit, not gigabit, but that's fine for this purpose)

02:57 <mattb0ne> ok I will go get one o fthose

02:57 <mattb0ne> of those *

02:59 <zmatt> seems like a good idea, since that will work without touching any config on the beaglebone (only need to enable internet sharing on the PC to that interface), and it avoids having to meddle with the settings of the bbb's usb network interface (on both sides) and risk losing connection to it

03:01 <zmatt> is your PC running windows or linux?

03:03 <mattb0ne> windows

03:03 <mattb0ne> i have wsl2

03:03 <mattb0ne> seems to be ok

03:03 <mattb0ne>  so far

03:04 <mattb0ne> does it make sense to be able to ping 8.8.8.8 but have sudo update fail

03:05 <zmatt> depends on the failure.. if the problem is dns resolution then yes I see no problem with that

08:02 <set_> Hello, are there any updated C1/3 BBBs for sell anywhere?

20:03 <Guest30> Hi, I have a BBAI and I'd like to change the cpu frequency.  When I issue cpufreq-info, both cores report the "frequency should be within 400 MHz and 400 MHz."  But available frequencies listed go up to 1.5GHz.  Does anyone know how I can increase the cpu freq?  Do I need a kernel update?

20:04 <Guest30> oh also I tried changing the governor from userspace to ondemand to performance and had the same issue