<zmatt>
Guest80: if you're talking about the use of sudo, it's asking for the password of the "debian" account, which is "temppwd"
<zmatt>
same password you use to log in
<zmatt>
if that's not what you're talking about, then I have no idea what you mean
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<Guest8025>
I am very new to this platform, i hope that this community understand that.
<Guest8025>
However, thanks you for the response zmatt.
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<zmatt>
how sudo works isn't platform-specific though
<zmatt>
sudo works the same on any linux system
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<Guest804>
I can't explain zmatt, i believe you more professional then me. If i am doing a msg which not relevent to this chat, that should be highighted during posting of my message, i can write any thing over here. It is the draw back of this platform.
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<zmatt>
no worries, but if you're very new to linux you may want to look into some resources on using linux in general
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<Guest804>
Absolutely. i will check that out. Thanks for the response.
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<guilherme86>
Hello! We've been having a bit of an issue with our Beaglebone Black, we utilize pins P9_23, P9_24, P9_25, P9_26 and P9_41 for an internal equipment identification system, through a dip switch, and whenever any of these pins is set to "on", we completely lose connectivity through ethernet (eth0 down)
<guilherme86>
We're using 10k pull down resistors and 3.3V input voltage for the dip switch, manipulating the dip switch doesn't affect the Beaglebone's connectivity after the boot process is done
<zmatt>
guilherme86: make sure hdmi-audio is disabled (or hdmi is disabled entirely)
<zmatt>
are you using 3.3V from the beaglebone itself?
<guilherme86>
HDMI/Audio are disabled, however, 3.3V is in a bit of a weird situation
<zmatt>
that sounds ominous
<guilherme86>
We use the Beaglebone's 5V through a regulator to drop it to 3.3V before using it
<zmatt>
that is not acceptable
<guilherme86>
I honestly have no idea why this decision came to be
<zmatt>
the 5V supply comes up significantly prior to the 3.3V supply
<zmatt>
which means you're driving 3.3V into pins of an unpowered power domain, which exceeds the absolute maximum ratings of the SoC
<guilherme86>
I see, I tried to search for something like that, but nothing came up
<guilherme86>
I'll pass it on, thanks a lot for the help!
<zmatt>
erratic issues from the ethernet phy is the least of your problems, you may be slowly damaging the hardware on each power-up
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<zmatt>
and my guess would be your injection of 3.3V into the I/Os is causing problems in the power-up sequence of the supplies, including that of the ethernet phy, resulting in it ending up in an erratic state
<zmatt>
especially since the ethernet phy is known to be finnicky about the power-up sequence
<guilherme86>
Yea, I wasn't aware of the power up sequence, and now it all makes sense
<guilherme86>
Thanks a ton, zmatt
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<zmatt>
guilherme86: of course in general, most ICs do not appreciate if you expose their inputs to a voltage significantly above the corresponding I/O supply voltage
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<set_>
I missed so much of you all lately. I am very sorry I have not been so giving in this chat lately. Does anyone care?
<set_>
Excuse me. Let me restate that question.
<set_>
Does anyone care about the BBBs lack of use b/c of the lack of supply? Demand must be there by the many. But? I do not know.
<set_>
I guess it is really hard to find parts and equipment these days. Same thing happened in the oil boom/bust. That is what they call it in this state.
<set_>
It happens like every 20 years.
<set_>
I know reasons are reasons and hoopla be damned but I wanted to get a new BBB one day. My 2GB BBB is sort of busted. I jolted one to the reaper already. Well, it was a BBBlue. Dang combinations on circuitry had me goofed out.
<set_>
And then, one just up and committed itself to life of, "Now I, BBB, am w/out power - forever -."
<set_>
I tried to talk to the people about the 3.3v that I fed into it. For some reason, they would have rathered me get a new one instead of hear me out. It was awkward, i.e. like me and this elongated nothingness of me doing me.
<set_>
So, until next time, peace and fancy dishes!
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* set_
makes next time right now!
<set_>
What is the deal in the forums?
<set_>
And by "deal," I am saying it seems like a lot of people are chiming in to "nail" one another instead of hosts of people rewarding hard working individuals in their plight.
<set_>
Anyway, whomever wants to answer, good on them. I feel sort of aches for the rcn-ee.com person and his knowledge. People want answers and are not understanding. Things happen, stuff happens, and "it is a bad time to stop sniffing glue."
* set_
feels better already. Sorry but this little, truth teller hates to see it happen. It is like that Jesus story but w/ a rap song of haters hatin'. Ha.
<set_>
Yes. Rap hatin' in the forums. I know it sounds funny. It is. It is funny. hatin' on haters made my day. Thank you BBB!
<set_>
Now...off to search for them in the regular sites.
<set_>
I do not know how you guys did it but it is done. I see the dates for the boards already up there and posting.
<set_>
...
<set_>
Thank you.
<zmatt>
farnell seems to have 'em in stock
<set_>
oh.
<set_>
Yea...I think those are the older models. I love updates.
<set_>
I want to test the new ones. I thought Farnell was Avnet?
<set_>
Avnet is Farnell. No!
<zmatt>
I don't think so?
<set_>
Just kiddin'. I was making a Jim Carrey joke. Laces out, Dan.
<zmatt>
hmm, yeah it seems so, except newark and farnell don't have the same stock
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<set_>
Hmm. Odd. Maybe something about the EU?
<zmatt>
but newark does say that 1000 units will be available on 4/30/22 ... which sounds like today
<set_>
That is tomorrow for me. Thank you.
<zmatt>
yeah, today-ish ;-)
<PhotoJim>
set_: he's zmatt. he zcompresses time.
<set_>
Oh.
<set_>
Nice!
<set_>
I like compressed cheeses. Send the Gouda.
<set_>
Or BBBs.
<PhotoJim>
set_: zgouda.
<set_>
zouda?
<PhotoJim>
good zgouda goods.
<zmatt>
gouda is a boring cheese, old amsterdam is better
<set_>
Oh.
<set_>
It is a healthy white cheese some say.
<set_>
Just like the Original. Ever eat black cheese?
<PhotoJim>
sounds like something I've said to a girlfriend one time or other.
<set_>
Black cheese is found in long hikes after the mold on mold has taken over.
<set_>
Cheese is just mold anyway.
<set_>
So, black cheese is cheese. Right?
<zmatt>
cheese does not involve mold unless it's moldy cheese
<set_>
I ate it. I was 157 miles in and hungry.
<set_>
A bird attacked me and that was the last time I ate black cheese.
<set_>
Pheasants hate me when I eat black cheese.
<set_>
@zmatt!
<set_>
Cheese is mold.
<zmatt>
a few cheeses involve mold, most don't
<set_>
PhotoJim: did she eat the black cheese and did a bird attack her?
<set_>
If you get a good batch. Mold is the cause. Fair?
<PhotoJim>
set_: We didn't discuss cheese.
<set_>
Oh.
<set_>
Okay. No issue. I am alone now.
<zmatt>
set_: I personally hate moldy cheeses (e.g. blue cheese)
* PhotoJim
hints that it might have been a euphemism. Or a fictitious story. One never knows.
<PhotoJim>
Me too.
<PhotoJim>
At least all I've tried.
<PhotoJim>
they have a weird aftertaste to me.
<PhotoJim>
I like a lot of cheeses, but not those.
<zmatt>
yeah same
<set_>
I am glad you guys still chat. Sometimes, the BBB cannot be the only device known in this chat. Light hearted ways are good too.
<set_>
Blue Cheese sucks.
<PhotoJim>
we did a picnic in Paris once and a service brought the picnic. wine, baguettes, cheese. the cheeses were ridiculously good. I made note of the kinds sometime and will try some of them again.
<PhotoJim>
France does cheese.
<set_>
Terrible.
<set_>
And...what is cottage cheese?
<PhotoJim>
even UK cheese is pretty good. I picked up a brick of cheddar from the town of Cheddar. damn.
<set_>
ha!
<zmatt>
set_: you know there's these things called google, and wikipedia?
<PhotoJim>
here, we call it Seasonal Residence Curds.
<set_>
Oh. Curds and way?
<PhotoJim>
No whey.
<set_>
Oh.
<PhotoJim>
No, we don't call it that.
<set_>
Whey is full of protein.
<set_>
Oh.
<PhotoJim>
I don't love cottage cheese, or sour cream, actually. Can tolerate it. But don't go out of my way to have it.