[12:17] Hi all [12:18] I had created ubuntu rootfs as per ogra's doc [12:18] and it's wprking fine with beagle [12:18] *working [12:20] good to hear [12:21] ogra,now how can i do modifications in it [12:21] sudo ./ubuntu_arm --fqdn beagle_net4u --login siji --password x --imagesize 2G --seed lxde,build-essential,libgtk2.0-dev,libgl1-mesa-dev,libgtkgl2.0-dev,xvkbd [12:22] and successfully build it and working fine with beagle [12:22] now want to add one more package [12:22] so do i hve to start this again or can i do frm existing rootfs [12:27] you said it's working with beagle ? [12:27] so you can boot into it ? [12:28] just apt-get install on your booted beagle [12:43] ogra,any other option [12:43] cose i dnt have ethernet in beagle [12:43] also only hving one OTG port [12:43] that am using for keyboard [12:44] so noway to connect to network now [12:44] doesnt that thing have serial ports? [12:44] plug your SD into your laptop/desktop [12:44] ie for console on serial [12:44] ,oh ya [12:44] mount it manually (dont use the automount, else you get probs) [12:44] ogra, then [12:44] make sure to have qemu-arm-static installed [12:44] yes i have [12:45] even tested too [12:45] sudo cp /usr/bin/qemu-arm-static /usr/bin [12:45] sudo chroot [12:45] ok [12:46] apt-get install [12:46] then apt-get right? [12:46] ok ok [12:46] got it [12:46] will try [12:46] note that you need to mount /proc inside the chroot for some packages [12:46] or just copy the debs onto the sd card [12:46] then put back in the board [12:46] (and that you need to unmount it before exiting the chroot) [12:46] , sometimes it wil show lot of dependencies [12:46] ok [12:47] i.e. openssh-server wouldnt install without /proc [12:47] or hal [12:47] ok [12:47] or get a usb hub for the one usb port [12:47] ,noway :) [12:47] am tried half of the day [12:47] for starting usb mini hub with beagle board but failed [12:48] that kind of sucks [12:48] OTG ports are supposed to handle hubs [12:48] ya [12:48] but dnt knw why [12:48] got to be self powered though [12:49] why don't you run the usb as ethernet gadget and log in over the network? [12:50] with the right cable it should be possible to switch between host and gadget automatically [12:51] , u mean can can connect both netwrk and keyboard together ?? [12:52] no, you use the USB cable connected to your laptop/desktop like a network [12:53] and ssh into your beagle through that [12:53] ok ok [12:53] got it [12:53] but that requires a specially set up cable [12:54] ya usb to ethernet cable or smthing right [12:54] i think it's coslty too :( [12:54] no, an OTG cable ... you can solder it yourself [12:54] one pin needs to be grounded afaik [12:55] ok [12:55] actually you dont need the special cable - you can switch the mode in software usually [12:55] but i guess qemu-arm-static is the quickest and easiest solution in your case :) [12:55] ogra,, right [12:55] the special cable allows the hardware to automatically go into the right (host or device) mode [12:56] ok === bjf-afk is now known as bjf === cbrake_away is now known as cbrake [14:42] ogra,thanks [14:42] worked ? [14:42] my clutter application starts running in beagle ubuntu [14:42] yes [14:42] cool [14:42] now testing the performance [14:42] intial testing output was good === bizkut-miau is now known as bizkut