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kinkie | Hi all. | 10:17 |
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kinkie | Does anyone know if there is any cookbook on installing on a qemu-backed image? Thanks | 10:18 |
ogra | see /topic | 10:18 |
kinkie | ogra: found, thanks. I was hoping for something which didn't involve building the rootfs ;) | 10:20 |
salil | ogra, i have a question related to samba - large file copies are failing | 10:21 |
ogra | you mean using debian-installer with a netinst image ? | 10:21 |
salil | ogra, fiel accessing through windows clients, it says Network name no longer available | 10:21 |
ogra | salil, which arm board ? | 10:21 |
salil | ogra, sheevaplug | 10:21 |
ogra | might be a kernel issue, i bet you use a debian kernel with ubuntu rootfs ? | 10:22 |
salil | yup | 10:22 |
salil | but normal file copying succeeds fine | 10:22 |
salil | no issues - for larger files - this error pops up | 10:22 |
kinkie | ogra: sounds more like it ;). I'm interested in setting up virtual hosts for the squid build-farm. | 10:23 |
salil | and the size is being increased in the background - it might ftruncate()'ing i guess :( | 10:23 |
ogra | kinkie, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/QemuNetInstall might work | 10:24 |
kinkie | ok, will try that. | 10:24 |
kinkie | Thank you | 10:24 |
ogra | salil, sorry i never used samba on arm, are you sure its armel specific ? | 10:25 |
ogra | i know kblin does some samba stuff though, probably he knows something | 10:25 |
salil | ogra, might not be only arm-specific i think it can be a build issue? | 10:25 |
salil | ogra, i had faced similar problem while running samba on arm-board with a fedora distro | 10:26 |
salil | ogra, there the error vanished completely after recompiling the smbd with --enable-largefile or some such similar option | 10:26 |
ogra | well, as i said in the beginning, might be due to a version mistmatch between the kernel module and userspace for example | 10:26 |
ogra | not sure how deep smbd hooks into that | 10:27 |
ogra | probably wait for slangasek to show up in #ubuntu-devel, he knows a lot about samba in general (pacific timezone though) | 10:28 |
ogra | he might also know if that issue shows up on other arches, if its build related any why the build is done as its done | 10:28 |
salil | ogra, how/where can I find out if the samba is compiled with such an option? | 10:29 |
ogra | apt-get source ... | 10:29 |
salil | ogra, because for fedora exactly similar behavior was seen and it was removed after the compile flag addition | 10:29 |
ogra | look at debian/rules, it should have the config options used | 10:29 |
salil | ogra, o ok thanks | 10:30 |
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royerfa | HI | 14:16 |
royerfa | I just want to share that with karmic on the Beagle board RevC2 and RevC3 I am having an issue with the usb adaptor http://www.amazon.co.uk/LUPO-Ethernet-Network-RJ45-Adapter/dp/B000S6DFZ8/ref=dp_cp_ob_ce_image_0 | 14:18 |
royerfa | but this one http://www.amazon.co.uk/Belkin-Ethernet-Adapter-Patch-Cable/dp/B0002AFKN0 is working fine | 14:18 |
royerfa | :P | 14:18 |
amitk | ogra: do you know if fec ethernet requires firmware? | 14:27 |
ogra | no idea | 14:27 |
ogra | if so, we had it in jaunty | 14:27 |
amitk | i don't see the driver making any calls to load firmware, so probably not | 14:28 |
ogra | yeah and i dont remember it being added to linux-firmware in jaunty | 14:28 |
ogra | i thught you had the HW documentation, it should say that | 14:28 |
lool | royerfa: You're probably not using an Ubuntu kernel though so best to report the issue to your kernel distributor | 14:29 |
amitk | royerfa: does that usb adaptor work with _any_ linux distro? If so, you could file a bug with lsusb info for us to fix. | 14:31 |
royerfa | actually THis adaptor is just not working with my configuration, I tried with other Beagle Distrib without sucess such as Angstrom or a ARM filesytem | 14:33 |
* ogra sighs about the publisher slowness ... having to wait 2h after a package built is really no fun | 14:33 | |
amitk | royerfa: have a linux PC on which it works? | 14:34 |
royerfa | Has someone use sucessfully this kind of adaptor? | 14:35 |
royerfa | This adaptor is for me connected to the USB hub and the HUB is connected to the USB host | 14:35 |
royerfa | with a REVC3 | 14:36 |
amitk | what does 'lsusb' say? | 14:36 |
ogra | and did you try plugging it in a laptop or desktop machine | 14:37 |
ogra | from the case form it looks like various adapters i have seen working, all required the proper firmware to be available though | 14:38 |
royerfa | ubuntu@beagleboard:~$ lsusb | 14:39 |
royerfa | Bus 001 Device 003: ID 0fe6:8101 | 14:39 |
royerfa | Bus 001 Device 002: ID 05e3:0608 Genesys Logic, Inc. USB-2.0 4-Port HUB | 14:39 |
royerfa | Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub | 14:39 |
royerfa | would you mind if I copy/paste the dhclient output ? | 14:44 |
amitk | royerfa: dhclient is no use if the HW does not have an associated driver | 14:45 |
amitk | do you have an eth0 in the output of 'ifconfig'? | 14:45 |
royerfa | when i first start I have only lo | 14:45 |
royerfa | If I do a dhclient I will get a eth3 | 14:46 |
royerfa | without ip adress | 14:46 |
amitk | from lsusb - Is this 0fe6:8101 your usb devices? | 14:47 |
amitk | try unplugging it and running lsusb to make sure | 14:47 |
royerfa | yes THis is the one 0fe6:8101 | 14:48 |
royerfa | when I unplug the USB adaptor only ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub is reamaining | 14:49 |
amitk | what is the output of lsmod? | 14:50 |
amitk | You need the dm9601 module loaded: http://cateee.net/lkddb/web-lkddb/USB_NET_DM9601.html | 14:51 |
royerfa | there is no module loaded as the Ubuntu filesytem doesn't have any | 14:54 |
royerfa | my /lib/modules/ is empty by default | 14:55 |
royerfa | And i guess this is probably the raison of the error but ! | 14:55 |
royerfa | I tried with some 2.6.29 kernel all-build in | 14:56 |
amitk | royerfa: yes, it is compiled as a module in the ubuntu kernel | 14:56 |
amitk | but since you are not using the ubuntu kernel, you need to make sure that module is compiled-in or loaded somehow | 14:56 |
royerfa | I am using the ubuntu kernel 2.6.29-oer40.5 | 14:57 |
royerfa | I just tried different setup | 14:57 |
amitk | that isn't an official ubuntu kernel | 14:58 |
amitk | since we don't create kernels for the beagle board | 14:58 |
royerfa | this is comming form the command sudo ./rootstock --fqdn beagleboard --login ubuntu --password temppwd --imagesize 2G --seed xfce4,gdm --dist karmic --serial ttyS2 --kernel-image http://rcn-ee.com/deb/kernel/beagle/karmic/v2.6.29-58cf2f1-oer40.5/linux-image-2.6.29-oer40.5_1.0karmic_armel.deb | 14:58 |
amitk | This driver probably wasn't even present in 2.6.29 | 14:59 |
amitk | try .31 | 14:59 |
royerfa | ok thx you | 15:02 |
royerfa | I will continue investigating! | 15:02 |
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royerfa | where can I find some prebuild armel-rootfs-200908101131.tgz vmlinuz-2.6.29-oer40.5 Jaunty build for Beagle ? | 15:27 |
bjf | plars, http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~bradf/uImage-z0 (in case you are interested) | 15:59 |
plars | bjf: nice, I'll check it out thanks! | 16:00 |
ogra | lool might be intrested too | 16:00 |
plars | bjf: was it just a config issue? | 16:00 |
plars | yay, it's booting! :) | 16:02 |
ogra | bjf, i dont get the full 512M in the Y0 with the distro kernel btw, unless i specify mem=512M | 16:04 |
ogra | it works gret if i set it | 16:04 |
ogra | *great | 16:04 |
bjf | plars, yes, just a minor config issue | 16:04 |
plars | After this operation, 1894MB of additional disk space will be used... this might take a while on my 4G sd card :-S | 16:18 |
kozak | Hi all, | 19:39 |
kozak | I have some doubts on writing daemon programs, can some one point to resources on daemons? | 19:39 |
kozak | I am able to find and understand basic daemons, but would like to know if it can talk to other processes, take input from other processes,etc. | 19:40 |
rjune_ | kozak: This isn't the forum to ask. | 19:41 |
rjune_ | This channel is dedicated to ubuntu on ARM hardware. | 19:42 |
rjune_ | I would point you to the C channel, the general linux channel. and If you can code already, I would suggest you look at existing services, such as lightweight webservers. | 19:43 |
kozak | Thank you for your response! I dont have a clue on where to ask in fact. I tried #ubuntu | 19:43 |
rjune_ | or lightweight cron. | 19:43 |
kozak | oh thank you ! | 19:43 |
rjune_ | kozak: ##linux | 19:43 |
kozak | I will try it there | 19:43 |
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