=== rabeeh_ is now known as rabeeh [16:06] hi folks [16:06] wello [16:07] I don't seem to have ipv6 support in the 2.6.28-11-versatile kernel. is that expected? [16:08] if so, what do I need to _get_ ipv6 support? [16:42] kblin: a) file a bug b) build your kernel [16:50] morning lool [16:52] hi Martyn [16:52] lool : I'm slowly gettting Redboot ext2/3 working [16:53] lool : slow more from it being a lazy Sunday than anything else... [16:53] I'm just puttering along [16:54] Nice [16:54] Happy to hear if you get it to work, unlikely that we change solution at this point though [17:04] lool: is there any pointer for building my own kernel for the box? I assume a cross-compiler is the way to go here, but I never worked with one so far [17:12] lool : It's not _all_ about canonical, yanno :) [17:12] *chuckles* [17:13] I have certain goals to meet @work for the project we're on too :) [20:07] huh? I've installed build-essential, but I don't seem to have a linker.. is there a special package I need to install? [21:42] kblin: http://www.hermann-uwe.de/blog/building-an-arm-cross-toolchain-with-binutils-gcc-newlib-and-gdb-from-source [21:42] kblin: We build natively [21:45] lool: thanks, I'll look into that [21:45] lool: isn't building natively a tad slow? [22:37] I can cross compile an app fine but when I cross compile a kernel driver, I'm getting errros: arm-vfp-linux-gnu-gcc: M=/home/snookie/embedded/chubasco/drivers/gpio: No such file or directory [22:37] anyone know what I'm doing wrong? [22:38] in my make file, I specify arm-vfp-linux-gnu-gcc, am I supposed to use make?