[11:51] Team meeting in 10 minutes. [11:56] bah, persia files evil bugs in my direction === GrueMaster1 is now known as GrueMaster === davidm_ is now known as davidm [13:04] lool, I have experience with running archive builds in an emulator for m68k (as well as running qemu/arm for debugging and stuff ...) [13:04] NCommander: Spec first [13:04] yup, just noting [13:05] and take a look at http://beagleboard.org/project/qemu-omap3/ ... [13:05] it worked reliable in my tests [13:05] I'm there now [13:05] * NCommander had googled for ARMv6 QEMU, but didn't find this [13:05] Right, that's the one I had in mind, it's recommended for n810 [13:05] n810 is currently broken in ubuntu [13:05] but needs the rootfs in flash [13:05] which limits a lot in size [13:06] * NCommander compiles omap3 QEMU now [13:06] oh ... twl4030 support seems to have been added now [13:07] so MMC support might actually work [13:07] * NCommander searches for a usable kernel binary [13:07] that indeed changes a lot [13:07] ogra, well I do qemu -hda /dev/USBstick [13:07] http://code.google.com/p/qemu-omap3/wiki/UserManual [13:07] that doesnt help if qemu only adresses flash space inside your usb stick ;) [13:08] but MMC emu should overcome the size restrictions [13:09] I think I'm going to run into the same issue [13:09] Kernel and initramfs versions mismatch [13:09] ?? [13:10] there are kernel and initramfs links on the page i gave you [13:10] No, that's not the problem [13:10] mojo's d-i is based around a .22 kernel [13:10] NCommander: Just build the disk and fs support in the kernel; it should actually be in current jaunty kernels [13:10] Oh for mojo [13:10] and udev breaks into many pieces when it tries to probe for devices, breaking partman and making it uninstallable [13:10] http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardHandheldsMojo [13:11] Debian Installer QEMU (hasty-armv5el or hasty-armv6el) [13:11] isnt that what you look for ? [13:11] yeah, but QEMU doesn't support arm6el-vfp ... [13:11] qemu-omap3 should [13:12] they're using qemu in versalite [13:12] Oh [13:12] versatile [13:12] I see [13:12] :) [13:12] -cpu arm1136 [13:12] O_o; [13:13] When did QEMU support the cortex-a8 [13:13] * NCommander sees it on the list of CPUs ... [13:13] since quite a while, though our packaged verysion might not work with that [13:13] i think lool tried [13:13] I use SVN snapshots [13:13] lool, remember what I said about doing ARMv6/ARMv7 builds? Forgot about it, it will work just peachy since QEMU has the necessary support. [13:14] NCommander: Not sure it's working [13:14] I'm testing an SVN snapshot [13:14] Which is not what we have in the archive [13:14] right [13:14] I think you should not be spending time on this [13:15] please test the packaged versions if you want to test [13:15] Er, I'm just doing this to build an ARMv6 image [13:15] same as for kexec [13:15] if you find bugs in the packaged versions, file them ... improve what we have instead of always taking upstream directly [13:15] that isnt really helpful [13:16] if lool wants to use EC for that we need to have a package that works [13:16] if we want to use kexec for oftboot loading, it needs to work with our package [13:16] NCommander: Oh ok, feel free to try out new qemu for your armv6 research of course [13:16] NCommander: Would be nice to fix it in Ubuntu too though [13:17] right [13:17] I'll look into it later, but if I can finish those benchmarks, its a massive CHECK off my todo list [13:18] and an ARMv6 kernel boots [13:18] * NCommander sighs [13:18] THis is what I get for googling for ARMv7 vs. specific boards [13:18] * NCommander feels like an idiot :-/ [13:18] (that whole conversation should be in -arm btw) [13:18] ogra: Eh right, I thought we were there [13:51] Celtiore, ping [13:53] Celtiore, I was pointed to you as someone who's had luck getting Ubuntu working well on jax10, and I was curious if you had any documentation on the process or could give me some help. [14:45] hi NCommander [14:47] http://public.celtiore.fr/aigo-2.6.24-23.img.torrent [14:47] and read ho to activte touchscreen : http://www.midwiki.com/index.php?option=com_fireboard&Itemid=53&func=view&catid=4&id=311&limitstart=12 [14:49] Celtiore, how's this different then the base Hardy images if you don't mind me asking [14:49] ? [14:50] What was changed in the image vs. the stock Hardy MID images? [14:50] nothing [14:50] just add the wifi and touchscreen drivers [14:51] but the most important for mid hardware :) [14:51] ah === ssweeny_ is now known as ssweeny [14:51] Right [14:51] Next stupid question, how can I install this over MIDLinux? [14:51] * NCommander has already blown that away on my jax10 ... [14:51] did you save an image? [14:51] I think I have one somewhere. [14:51] coz you can't download it from anywhere [14:52] Ouch. [14:52] just copy the img on usb-stick anb boot the stick [14:52] http://public.celtiore.fr/aigo-2.6.24-23.img.torrent [14:52] Is that the MIDLINUX image? [14:53] no, the ubuntu 2.6.24-23 [14:53] THen what's moblin_install_aigo? [14:54] do you have a compal recovery image ? [14:54] no === bow^znc_ is now known as bow [20:09] anyone here tried and/or succeeded in running Ubuntu on a sony mylo? === asac__ is now known as asac