=== bizkut-miau is now known as bizkut === bjf-afk is now known as bjf [14:47] HI all [14:47] I am trying to install ubuntu on my beagleboard [14:48] I am following the wikipage https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/RootfsFromScratch [14:48] and I am not sucessful in creating a armel-rootfs-****.tgz [14:49] this command line sudo ./build-arm-rootfs --fqdn ubuntu --login ubuntu --password ubuntu --imagesize 3G --seed ubuntu-desktop [14:49] is creating nothing for me :( [14:49] Thank in advance for any help :) [14:51] ogra: ^ [14:51] where is your log ? [14:52] this is what I have on the command line fabroy01@fabroy01-desktop:/media/sdb/test$ sudo ./build-arm-rootfs --fqdn ubuntu --login ubuntu --password ubuntu --imagesize 3G --seed ubuntu-desktop [14:52] I: Creating temporary Image [14:52] fabroy01@fabroy01-desktop:/media/sdb/test$ [14:54] do you have qemu installed ? [14:54] yes [14:55] well, there should be a log [14:55] and debootstrap_1.0.13~jaunty1_all.deb [14:55] there is nothing created [14:56] are you on jaunty or karmic ? [14:56] I don't remember .. what is the command to tell ? [14:57] lsb_release -a [14:57] Codename should tell you [14:57] intrepid 8.10 [14:57] oh [14:57] i dont think i every tested it on intrepid at all [14:58] OK could be the raison [14:58] I am testing it on a 9.04 [14:58] well, still strange that you dont get any output [14:58] directly after "I: Creating temporary Image" it runs qemu-img to create an image, that should spill any output even if it doesnt work [15:00] I will upgarde and let you know [15:00] oki [15:00] sudo apt-get upgrade right ? [15:00] no, use update-manager [15:00] do you run a desktop system atm ? [15:01] no I am using the box as a server [15:01] http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading [15:01] "Network Upgrade for Ubuntu Servers (Recommended)" [15:01] follow that reciepe [15:02] thx you very much [15:02] Slightly off-topic. Is it possible to tell gcc *not* to emit literal values in the .text segment? [15:03] ARM gcc does that (uses a pool) because the address modes can't hold all permutations of 32-bit immediates. [15:14] Madsy: the man page mentions -mtext-section-literals and -mno-text-section-literals; sounds like what you're looking for? [15:18] Wow, that's it. Thanks :-) [15:19] I did look at the manual, but must have missed it. [15:21] I made a metamorphic engine for fun some time ago. Compared to say, x86 it's a lot more easy since instruction encodings are of constant length. [15:22] I have a weird affection for evoolving code and AI. [15:23] If I can get rid of all data in the .text segment, I can simplify the code a lot. And rewrite it in pure C. [16:19] HI, I get rid of my problem on the 9.04 release [16:19] cool ! [16:19] I was wondering if the beagle board would boot without a keyboard and without a screen ? [16:20] as I want to use it only as a server [16:20] it should [16:20] ok [16:21] you will need openssh-server in the rootfs indeed and should set up /etc/network/interfaces on the SD card [16:26] Or use the serial console [16:26] :-P [16:26] right, but that needs changes to the SD as well :) [16:27] or use rootstock, that already has serial support ;) [17:04] ogra: Your qemu-versatile 2.6.28 image, is it straight from kernel.org or the kernel from Ubuntu Intrepid? [17:04] ubuntu [17:05] Do you happen to know the calling convention for system calls? I.e is the immediate in SWIs used like in ARM Debian 2.4 kernels? Or are the arguments passed by r0-r4? [17:05] Debian updated the ARM ABI when they ported the 2.6 kernel. [17:11] i havent used debian stuff since woody, sorry [17:12] lool might know the differences [17:25] Madsy: its EABI syscalls conventions [17:25] Just like the Debian armel port [17:33] Thanks. === bjf is now known as bjf-afk === Stskeepz is now known as Stskeeps === bjf-afk is now known as bjf === cbrake is now known as cbrake_awa === cbrake_awa is now known as cbrake_away