lool | ogra: When you used the linux-omap tree to build the EVM kernels, do you remember what was missing from the mainline ones? | 09:25 |
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ogra | graphics support is one thing i remember | 09:25 |
ogra | well, DVI to be precise, the LCD worked | 09:25 |
lool | Ok | 09:26 |
lool | I wonder if things moved in the mainline since | 09:26 |
ogra | i think on the EVM i had all other HW working, the defconfig needs changes though | 09:27 |
ogra | *needed | 09:27 |
ogra | beagle is wuite different the whole framebuffer stuff isnt in linux-omap afaik, you need OE patches | 09:28 |
ogra | *quite | 09:28 |
amitk | DSS2 (display support) is still WIP for OMAP. But I don't know about the DVI specifically. | 09:34 |
lool | amitk: Do you have beagle/EVM boards? | 09:34 |
amitk | no beagle | 09:35 |
amitk | I have OMAP3 SDPs from TI | 09:35 |
lool | Uh | 09:49 |
lool | IIUC you can add 512 MB of RAM to your beagleboard with a trivial add on | 09:49 |
ogra | cute | 09:49 |
lool | (512MB NAND/256MB Mobile DDR SDRAM available from DigiKey) | 09:50 |
ogra | only for C3 i guess | 09:50 |
lool | I'm not sure whether it's a replacement or an add on | 09:50 |
* ogra only has a B6 :/ | 09:51 | |
ogra | lool, http://www.micron.com/products/mcps/beagleboard_partlist looks like you can get even bigger parts | 09:57 |
ogra | err, ignore me ... 2G bits .... | 09:58 |
lool | Yes, it's Gb not GB | 10:06 |
lool | I think the modules are replacements actually; so you can only buy 256 MB not mroe | 10:06 |
ogra | yeah, i misread | 10:06 |
lool | Hmm the gcc info is wrong on the beagle with ubuntu page | 10:16 |
lool | eek sudo ln -sf /usr/lib/libXau.so.6.0.0 /usr/lib/libXau.so.0 | 10:17 |
lool | Hmpf instead of linking to binary *.kos for jaunty and 2.6.29 it would be nice to provide instructions on how to build them :-/ | 10:19 |
lool | amitk: Which tree do you use for your TI OMAP dev boards? linux-omap from tmlind? | 10:22 |
ogra | wow, my qemu-arm-eabi hack gets much attention ... to bad its such an evil hack, i would package it in the distro instead | 10:33 |
Stskeeps | curious, is it the latest qemu version? | 10:33 |
ogra | 0.10.x is the lastest in ubuntu | 10:33 |
Stskeeps | k | 10:33 |
Stskeeps | i started employing it in my own scripts, a good indicator if i can use it to build images | 10:34 |
ogra | well, 0.10.5 actually | 10:34 |
lool | ogra: We just need a newer qemu; no need to package it separately | 10:45 |
lool | ogra: It's not a bad hack | 10:45 |
lool | Just unsuitable for some use cases | 10:45 |
ogra | lool, well, i want it to work automatically as soon as the package is installed | 10:45 |
ogra | (with the proper binfmt setup out of the box) | 10:46 |
ogra | and with bad hack i was referring to *my* package | 10:46 |
lool | I'm sure this can all be done when we refresh our qemu | 10:49 |
lool | I think kirkland has a spec on this | 10:49 |
amitk | lool: you'll need linux-omap and the PM patchset mantained by Kevin Hilman | 10:53 |
lool | amitk: Ok; thanks | 10:54 |
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