=== bjf is now known as bjf-afk === darkstar62 is now known as darkstar62[away] === darkstar62[away] is now known as darkstar62 === jmc93739653_ is now known as jmc93739653 === darkstar62 is now known as darkstar62[away] === bjf is now known as bjf-afk [09:26] lool, so d-i on vfat wont work ... :( [09:26] unless we add some hack ... [09:28] lool, d-i relies on the link /cdrom/dists/stable pointing to /cdrom/dists/karmic .... vfat doesnt support symlinks so we end up without "stable" in that dir ... [09:29] cd'ing to /cdrom/dists and mv karmic stable makes it work though [09:30] amitk_, the NIC driver still doesnt work (at least in d-i) while i have eth0 it cant get any IP data via dhcp, setting the IP manually doesnt work either it seems [09:33] hrm, k, now it fails in debootstrap "failed to determine the codename of the release" i guess thats additional fallout of the vfat symlink prob [09:33] lool, i think we should consider ext2/3 for the alternate images [09:33] NCommander, ^^^ [09:34] you will likely run into the same issue on dove [09:36] ogra: we did apt-get dist-upgrade with the nic at the sprint [09:36] well, i dont get any data through it [09:36] ogra: the driver is compiled-in. So I am not sure why it doesn't work in d-i [09:36] behaves the same as with the FEC2 driver [09:37] where are you seeing FEC2? I removed that... [09:37] NCommander: ping [09:38] amitk_, i see FEC1, i say it behaves identically to how FEC2 did [09:38] driver is loaded, no data gets through [09:38] what kernel are you using? === Q_Continuum_ is now known as Q_Continuum [09:40] amitk_, -102 [09:40] ogra: could you try if -101.9 works? [09:41] https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-fsl-imx51/2.6.31-101.9/+build/1258067 [09:42] no, i would have to rebuild d-i [09:43] i'll see if it works with the live image, probably something is missing [09:49] ogra: Well we could keep the vfat for uboot and move the d-i stuff to a new part [09:49] uboot ? [09:49] oh, on dove, yes, indeed [09:49] * ogra is testing imx51 [09:54] * lool tries to recall why we have a fat on imx51 [09:54] Probably because that's the only non-ISO format we supported in cdimage/debian-cd [09:55] yeah [09:55] sigh, usplash without progress is bitter with casper on arm [09:56] they could at least have kept the bouncing bar [10:03] amitk_, FEC doesnt work in the live session either [10:04] i see eth0 but NM doesnt [10:04] ogra: 'ifconfig eth0 up' works? [10:04] besides, screw NM [10:05] ifconfig eth0 up && dhclient eth0 works [10:05] so at least the driver does it ... [10:06] but still, NM has to work [10:06] ogra: ok. So we need to figure out what NM needs [10:06] it doesnt see the interface at all it seems [10:06] and the interface doesnt come up on its own either [10:07] ifconfig eth0 up shouldnt be needed [10:07] lool, oo.o bug still persists [10:07] :((((( [10:08] ogra: crap [10:08] doko_: ^ [10:08] heh, it still builds [10:08] ignore me [10:08] ogra: tss [10:08] doko_: cancel ping :) [10:08] Loïc Minier would like to recall the message "doko_: ^" [10:08] Started 2009-09-27 [10:09] hmm, should soon be done though [10:09] ogra: be patient ... [10:10] ogra: ofcourse ifconfig eth0 up should be needed. Otherwise the chip will consume power unecessaryily. But it could be that the driver isn't sending the right udev events, or N-M isn't reading them [10:10] *unnecessarily === ogra_ is now known as ogra [11:34] babbage live install succeeded [12:03] amitk_, so can we make FEC spit out a "DRIVER" udev property ? [12:04] ogra@babbage2:~$ udevadm info --query=all --path=/devices/virtual/net/eth0 [12:04] P: /devices/virtual/net/eth0 [12:04] E: UDEV_LOG=3 [12:04] E: DEVPATH=/devices/virtual/net/eth0 [12:04] E: INTERFACE=eth0 [12:04] E: IFINDEX=2 [12:04] E: SUBSYSTEM=net [12:04] NM looks for DRIVER here [12:23] ogra: I guess we can, can I have a bug please to submit the fix against? [12:24] sure, still collecting my issues here :) [12:24] heh [12:29] amitk_, one other thing i'd like to see is that we quieten down the kernel a bit on imx51 [12:29] i have a lot of noise when it inits devices on startup [12:36] ok [12:37] mainly fb devices [12:37] but also some others [12:39] must be debug statements in the driver... [12:39] although, do we care when usplash works? [12:39] not sure we will decide to use it [12:40] so i want the kernel to be as quiet as the others [12:58] amitk_, http://paste.ubuntu.com/281234/ [12:58] thats the parts i'd like to vanish [12:59] hmm..ok [12:59] amitk_, ogra: Perhaps this should be tracked in a bug report [13:00] lool, as i said above, still collecting my issues here [13:00] i'll file a bunch of bugs soon [13:01] lool: yeah. I'm not touching anything w/o bugs anymore. release manager will grab my neck otherwise. [13:03] ogra: You could start with filing a bug for the output you pasted? [13:04] * ogra sighs [13:04] ogra: Please don't file a bunch of bugs for each line though, unless that's what amitk_ wants [13:04] can i finish first please [13:04] ogra: Well I thought you were done since you said 13:58 < ogra> thats the parts i'd like to vanish [13:05] ogra: Sure, finish your research if you like [13:05] .c [13:05] lool: I'll leave it to ogra's discretion [13:05] i'm just starting with .1 [13:17] no ttys :/ [13:32] sigh, so many bugs [13:52] why is LP so slow [14:00] ogra: what a silly question? [14:00] heh [14:21] * amitk_ wonders if apt-get dist-upgrade works on the babbage [14:22] use update-manager :) [14:22] no UI, only serial port [14:23] what fixes does update-manager add? [14:23] it cares for handling config files, package removals and replacements etc [14:24] dist-upgrade might leave you with a different system than u-m [14:24] ubuntu@karmic-arm:~$ apt-cache policy linux-image-imx51 [14:24] linux-image-imx51: Installed: (none) Candidate: 2.6.31.101.2 [14:24] it should work though but you might have to handle some fallout [14:24] does the kernel upgrade work too? [14:25] since there doesn't seem to be a kernel package installed here... [14:25] it did for 100 to 101 for me [14:25] for 102 i already did a reinstall since i need to test images [14:25] apt-get install linux-imx51 :) [14:25] do you know why apt-cache policy says I don't have that package installed? [14:26] does dpkg -l agree ? [14:26] No packages found matching... [14:27] well, you used redboot-install and rootstock i assume [14:27] rootstock explicitly omits kernel installation [14:30] aah [14:30] if you install it, make sure you have a flash-kernel.conf and kernel-img.conf file [14:31] and install flash-kernel and redboot-tools === bjf-afk is now known as bjf [15:02] ogra: sample flash-kernel.conf and kernel-img.conf files? [15:03] amitk_, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/BabbageImageFromScratch [15:07] lool, my serialtty hack does nothing :( [15:08] * ogra will try the rootskel code post beta for it [15:08] what bothers me is that it doesnt even get into the case statement apparently [15:19] ogra: You forgot +x [15:19] ogra: pushed [15:21] lool, i forgot more [15:21] * ogra bangs some nails into the wall with his forehead [15:21] GOD ! [15:21] lool, its not installed :P [15:22] the one situation where a hammer would have been the right tool :) [15:23] nope :) [15:23] i deserve the pain :) [15:23] (and i dont even need the nails :) ) [15:24] it depends on whether you are masochistic, because if you are, you do not deserve it :) [15:24] hmm, i dont get why it isnt installed though [15:24] there is no reason its missing [15:27] hmm, buildlog says it should be there too ... [15:27] -rw-r--r-- root/root 568 2009-09-28 10:45 ./usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/casper-bottom/22serialtty [15:30] * ogra doesnt get it === darkstar62[away] is now known as darkstar62 [15:50] ogra: 16:19 < lool> ogra: You forgot +x [15:50] lool, yes, i was a bit stupid not finding it on disk [15:50] /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/casper-bottom/ != ls /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/casper-bottom/ [15:50] :P [15:51] * ogra should retire [15:54] ogra: are you the one that broke my serial console on dist-upgrade? [15:54] nope [15:54] that was very likely Keybuk [15:55] * amitk_ puts back the stick [15:55] the casper hack above should actually give you a serial tty in a live session if you set it [15:55] doesnt touch installed systems [17:28] amitk_: jaunty -> karmic? [17:52] lool: no, karmic rootstock image and then dist-upgrade === ian_brasil is now known as ian_brasil_afk === bjf is now known as bjf-afk