[02:17] eggonlea: ping [03:27] GrueMaster: when was the last time we got a successful dove image build? [03:28] hmm, I wonder... can ARM boot from usb-cd? =P [03:30] NCommander: According to the logs, there was 20100330.1, but I'm not seeing that in cdimage (unless it was copied as 20100330). [03:31] GrueMaster: would you attach straces for the pa/dove bug, too? [03:31] And it may have been a manual build. It looks like there is a lot of flux from the gtk library builds. [03:32] NCommander: ack [03:32] crimsun: If you are referring to the permissions issue, it is also on babbage. [03:32] eggonlea: good morning [03:32] DanaG: usb-cd? do you mean u-disk image or usb-cdrom? [03:33] except it has a problem with samples at 48000 instead of 44100. [03:34] I mean real USB CD drive.... or a U3 drive emulating one. =P [03:34] You can replace the U3 thingy with an Ubuntu ISO. [03:34] at any rate, I'm busy fixing dinner and need to get back to the kitchen. [03:35] and I need to boot Ubuntu and work on some programming stuff. [04:28] rcn-ee: are there headers for your kernels? I want to build the OMAP SDK stuff, but I need headers. [04:33] Fatal error in dependency resolver. You can continue searching, but some solutions might be impossible to generate. [04:33] In solution ;[binutils 2.20.1-3ubuntu2 -> {}];-90: Unexpectedly non-broken dependency binutils 2.20.1-3ubuntu2 -> {}! (binutils 2.20.1-3ubuntu2 is not installed) [04:35] * binutils depends on binutils (>= 2.20.1-4) [UNAVAILABLE] [05:13] known issue [05:15] cool. [05:34] argh, stupid omap / sgx SDK. [05:35] Makes tons of assumptions... assumes you'll be using THEIR kernel, and tries to "make clean" on the install destination... when it doesn't exist yet! [05:35] And that build_sgx_modules.sh silently quits. [06:17] /build/buildd/linux-ti-omap-2.6.33/drivers/rtc/hctosys.c: unable to open rtc device (rtc0) [06:33] weird... it's giving "no such device" for ALL g_* drivers. [06:41] weird... the ubuntu kernel won't see the CD drive part of the u3 drive. [06:42] Interesting... the ubuntu kernel DOES suspend successfully. [06:44] now... how do I wake it? [06:44] WOL doesn't work, and neither does the USER button. [06:46] beagle-ext4: clean, 67413/122640 files, 319977/483958 blocks (check deferred; on battery) [06:46] interesting... it thinks its on battery? [06:53] great, so it suspends. now I can't wake it up. === JaMa|Zz is now known as JaMa === hrw|gone is now known as hrw [09:21] morning [13:37] amitk: i am not able to cross compile ubuntu-luci/ti-omap using CS arm-none-linux-gnueabi. well, kernel builds fine, but modules don't. i am using the config in the debian.ti-omap/config folder [13:38] ndechesne1: what is your commandline to compile? [13:38] make modules [13:39] amitk: i have these failures: __aeabi_uldivmod undefined [13:40] '__aeabi_uldivmod undefined' is very common [13:41] ndechesne1: the in-kernel build system and the ubuntu kernel build system (for .deb packages) don't like each other. [13:41] so assuming you are only looking for zImage and modules, here are the steps to follow [13:44] cd ; mkdir ../build; cp debian.ti-omap/config/config.common.ubuntu ../build/.config; ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux- make -j2 O=`pwd`/../build [13:44] ndechesne1: ^^ [13:44] ndechesne1: look at http://cgit.openembedded.org/cgit.cgi/openembedded/tree/recipes/linux/linux-nokia800-2.6.21-osso71/1300-fix-gcc-4.3-false-modulo-optimization.patch.patch as example [13:44] ndechesne1: change your CROSS_COMPILE argument as required [13:45] amitk: thx, let me try this === jamie is now known as Guest30417 === Guest30417 is now known as JamieBennett [14:05] ndechesne1: Right, you want ARCH= and CROSS_COMPILE= on pretty much all make calls, even for make silentoldconfig or this kind of calls [14:06] lool: this, I know. I am guessing that I am using an older version of CS gcc. I am using 2009q3. [14:07] ndechesne1: new is bad with CS toolchains IMHO [14:07] ndechesne1: I use 2008q3 [14:07] amitk: okay.... that is old ;-) [14:08] ndechesne1: I prefer 'mature' :) [14:08] one question then: which exactly toolchain Ubuntu Lucid uses on armel platform? [14:08] hrw: gcc [14:08] amitk: haha [14:08] amitk: gcc 4.4, right? [14:08] amitk: gcc/binutils/glibc - which ver? [14:09] lool: is the rmadison accurate for armel too? [14:09] gcc | 4:4.4.3-1ubuntu1 | lucid | amd64, i386 [14:10] binutils | 2.20.1-3ubuntu3 | lucid | source, amd64, i386 [14:10] libc6 | 2.11.1-0ubuntu5 | lucid | amd64, i386 [14:11] thx [14:16] amitk: it built with 2008q3. but that means that I am using gcc 4.3 to cross build.. which is not the official gcc version for 10.04... [14:19] ndechesne1: I've only been bitten with new CS toolchains. I've never had the 2008q3 toolchain fail to work for me with our archive compiled rootfs. [14:19] I only use it for local testing before an upload (for native compilation) though === jamie is now known as JamieBennett [15:17] morning [15:17] nosse1: any news today? [15:18] morning. No, it's easter preparations today. My family is leaving for a holiday [15:22] oh, true :-) [16:16] amitk: No [16:16] amitk: ports are not listede in rmadison === hrw is now known as hrw|gone === JaMa is now known as JaMa|Off === JaMa|Off is now known as JaMa [19:36] hey all: I am seeing this error when trying to do a apt-get update from within lucid --> http://pastebin.com/QKQVXGUU [19:37] * orbarron wondering if rootstock actually pulled down everything :-/ [19:42] orbarron: i assume you exported the proxy settings you need [19:43] yes sir... first thing I did :D === plars is now known as plars-away [19:51] wget [20:10] ahh... two solutions.. rootstock still needs proxy setting to be inserted or create a apt.conf and add proxy there === Darko is now known as Guest63825 [21:12] hi all [21:13] Anybody know, what's about ubuntu arm port to a different ARM architectures such as sharpdragon? [21:18] Guest63825: are you asking what does it take to get ubuntu-arm up and running on a qualcomm snapdragon? [21:20] prpplague: yes [21:21] make :D [21:21] Guest63825: the core portion of ubuntu-arm already supports cortex-a8 so there should be very little that needs to be done [21:22] Guest63825: to main issues you are going to run into with the snapdragon are lack of documentation as qualcomm isn't very interested in making that info available to the average developer === JaMa is now known as JaMa|Zzz [21:30] prpplague: Thanks for your reply. I would like to buy arm netbook but is available only touch book manufactured by always innovation, which does not support native ubuntu installation, but I do not want netbook with limited functions like my communicator [21:31] Guest63825: that thing is based on BeagleBoard; about the only thing I haven't been able to do on beagleboard is video acceleration. [21:31] Guest63825: yea the touchbook is based on the omap3 series and supports ubuntu with no problems [21:34] I recently read a forum about the touch book, guys use qemu for emulate x86 architecture and run ubuntu from their firmware [21:35] i think it's not really powerfull solution for use sytem resourse [21:37] prpplague: maybe i wrong? [21:37] Doesn't sound right to me. [21:38] oh yeah, and keep an eye on "Lenovo Skylight" and on Marvell "Armada". [21:38] Guest63825: uh that doesn't sounds right [21:39] Guest63825: you can run native ubuntu on omap3 and therefor any of the boards like beagle and touchbook [21:39] prpplague: but sounds fun! [21:39] armin76: indeed [21:39] armin76: can't image why they were doing that [21:39] i'm pretty sure they were using windows and not ubuntu :) [21:39] ahh [21:41] indeed it looks like I was cruelly mistaken === rsalveti_ is now known as rsalveti