| persia | You might want to look at the ffmpeg-debian package. I believe there was a neon-optimised flavour built of that. | 00:00 |
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| persia | Yes, it doesn't have as many codecs, etc. For ffmpeg itself, you probably have to rebuild. | 00:01 |
| pwnguin | Gedanken: /win 13 | 02:06 |
| pwnguin | doh | 02:07 |
| Martyn | heh | 02:16 |
| glguy | when I had angstrom installed, my bluetooth on my overo com was detected and usable | 05:42 |
| glguy | I've since installed ubuntu on the device, using the old kernel and modules | 05:43 |
| glguy | wifi works, but the bluetooth device isn't detected | 05:43 |
| glguy | has anyone seen this before? | 05:43 |
| glguy | hmm, the bluetooth device appears to be detected when reviewing /var/log/messages , but hciconfig shows nothing | 06:21 |
| pwnguin | glguy: so what sort of perversion are you planning with ARM? haskell? | 06:34 |
| glguy | pwnguin, ha, I wish | 07:01 |
| glguy | ah ha! the overo bluetooth script runs hciattach in the bluetooth startup script! | 09:06 |
| kblin | wow, the samba "make test" is sloooooow on a beagle | 09:29 |
| taxman | Hi all, I'm looking for what hardware I can buy that I can test Ubuntu ARM on now. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/DeviceSupport doesn't seem up to date and many of the other pages relating to ARM don't seem to be either. | 15:33 |
| taxman | For example the Freescale iMX51 development board isn't listed there, and I can't even find out how to buy that thing anyway | 15:35 |
| armin76 | taxman: nslu2 :D | 15:43 |
| armin76 | iirc they dropped marvell's orion support, so for "full" support(i.e. kernel included) there's just the nslu2, i think | 15:44 |
| armin76 | apart from the imx51, but as you said, its not publicly available, its just available under NDA | 15:45 |
| armin76 | and the thecus maybe | 15:46 |
| armin76 | and qemu, but thats not real hardware | 15:47 |
| persia | I thought someone reported issues with network performance on the thecus. | 16:09 |
| persia | But yeah, it's basically just the nslu2 that got tested well. Lots of people are using own-built kernels, with Ubuntu userspace. | 16:09 |
| taxman | Oh, I was hoping for more, something like the beagleboard. So I take it we are not close to a full desktop system that someone can go out and buy? | 16:39 |
| taxman | thanks for the info though armin76 | 16:40 |
| armin76 | taxman: you could run it on the beagleboard, but providing your own kernels | 17:30 |
| armin76 | taxman: and Martyn can tell you how to buy a babbage board | 17:31 |
| armin76 | taxman: close to a full desktop system is the always innovating touchbook, and the laptops based on arm(although there's only prototipes for now) | 17:33 |
| taxman | sounds like the beagleboard since it's cheap :) | 17:33 |
| taxman | the touchbook I see is OMAP, I thought we didn't have an OMAP image yet | 17:35 |
| armin76 | taxman: there's no image, you have to do it by yourself | 17:38 |
| armin76 | taxman: yet i'm pretty sure that for the OMAP there are unofficial stuff | 17:41 |
| armin76 | http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardUbuntu | 17:42 |
| taxman | cool, thanks | 17:47 |
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