[04:27] hi all [04:27] where can i download the arm toolchain? [04:30] or should I build my own? [09:15] rbelem: We use a native toolchain, you can install Ubuntu on an ARM device directly [11:41] lool, I bricked my board :-( [11:43] lool, I'm trying to build a new u-boot and another tools to rescue the board :-/ [11:45] rbelem: You could build natively within qemu [11:46] There's also the possibility of building a cross toolchain or using a non-Ubuntu prebuilt one [11:46] I don't know what uboot expectations are, if it's only a naked cross gcc I have that, if it's with libgcc I have not [11:48] lool, well, i'm following this guide http://nishanthmenon.blogspot.com/2008/12/towards-creating-beagleboard-nand.html [11:49] lool, and what it says about toolchain is "Cross compiler: arm-none-eabi-gcc: 2007q3-53 (4.2.1)" [11:49] lool, it seems to be the codesourcery toolchain [11:50] rbelem: you probably want crosstool [11:50] or use gentoo *g* [11:51] rbelem, eh ? why dont you just create an SD card with a recovery u-boot image ? [11:51] rbelem: Yes, it's likely to be the code sourcery toolchain; you can download it from code sourcery directly [11:51] there are plenty around you can just dd to the card to fix your board [11:57] ogra, I tryied all day long, yesterday, using the mmc method, but it did not work for me. I was looking for another way to recover, so I found that one. [11:58] what exactly does your board do on boot? do you get any output on the serial console ? [11:59] lool, I searched their website and I just found the sources, maybe I did not look very well :-) [12:00] ogra, I try again and will paste the result to you [12:05] rbelem: http://elinux.org/BeagleBoard#Cortex_A8_ARM [12:07] ogra, I guess it worked, like a miracle. \o/. I just used the same sd card, but it stuck [12:07] http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d5921c419 [12:07] thanks very much lool [12:08] :) [12:08] ogra, yesterday I was getting a different error [12:11] ogra, i will wait for a while to see what happens [12:26] ogra, nothing happens, I will reset [12:27] ogra, now I got the same error [12:28] http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d78fb6b36 [12:29] and another [12:29] http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d53897951 [12:58] rbelem: That sounds like hardware issues, but I could be wrong; for PCs, ECC means your RAM is checksummed [12:58] Or rather has a parity bit [13:01] lool, I read somewhere that this error is common when nand is wrongly flashed [13:02] Oh ok, might be ECC in the flash then [13:03] lool, I downloaded a MLO that done that. [13:03] lool, from here http://code.google.com/p/beagleboard/ [13:05] lool, "There are some broken MLO (x-loader) out there which fail to boot if something wrong is in NAND. E.g.: " [13:06] "This seems to happen with both MLO's from Beagle source code page (381MHz and 500MHz one) independent of U-Boot version. " [13:06] :-( [13:11] Hmm no idea [14:58] hi all, i'm on the way to unbrick my beagle :-D [14:59] i'will describe later what was done in details [14:59] thanks to you all [14:59] :-D [15:05] ogra, which kernel fits better for beagle? this? http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/arm/beagle/kernel/ [15:05] no, thats pretty old, i guess the mojo kernels are better for now [15:05] or build something based on the openembedded tree [15:06] they have all the patches for the framebuffer that are missing from linux-omap atm [15:06] cool! thanks ogra [15:07] ask koen in #beagle where to get it :) [15:08] ogra, nice! ;-) [15:08] \o/ [15:12] i'd suggest a xubuntu desktop and a lot of swapspace btw [15:12] thats what i run on mine, runs half way decent [15:13] (not actually fast, but usable for the patient soul ; ) ) === playya__ is now known as playya [16:48] dave_m: Around?