=== bjf is now known as bjf[afk] === fta_ is now known as fta === fta_ is now known as fta === fta_ is now known as fta [06:00] ogra, Can you please share your tree , I suspect that you dont have necessary patches.. so for lag setting hdmimode is not taking effect === fta_ is now known as fta === hrw|gone is now known as hrw [08:21] morgen [08:47] Morning sebjan [08:47] Hey hrw [08:47] morning lag [08:47] So [08:47] I noticed some odd things about the current kernel [08:49] lag, can you please share your tree , I suspect that you dont have all the HDMI patches , Thus you setting omapdss.hdmimode is not effective [08:49] lag: i download the image and dd it into my sd card [08:49] it boots from SD, as i saw x-loader and u-boot [08:49] Hello everyone! :) [08:50] but after u-boot loaded kernel and initrd.gz, [08:50] mythripk: Yes, give me 1min [08:50] uncompressing the kernel is done, nothing happened on my serial now [08:50] lag: need i connect a HDMI display to test that? [08:50] sebjan: morning, [08:51] cooloney: From he archive? [08:51] cooloney: morning [08:51] lag: yeah, the image is from the url you emailed me [08:51] cooloney: wrong console? [08:51] hrw: oh, console=ttyO2 [08:51] cooloney: You need HDMI [08:51] Serial is turned off [08:52] lag: that's what i'm guessing. i need to order one [08:52] mythripk: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu/ubuntu-maverick.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/ti-omap4 [08:52] cooloney: Don't order an LG [08:52] lag: is that possible for me to get a working root fs which supports serial console? [08:53] lag: -:)), i know that's your display, mine is viewsonic, but i don't have HDMI cable [08:56] I bought hdmi cables to <2€ [08:56] s/to/for [08:57] cooloney: Yes: dd the card -> mount it on your PC (before inserting it into your Panda) -> open boot.scr in your favourite editor -> Delete the u-boot header -> Place in console=ttyO2,115200n8 and save it onto your PC as boot.scr.clean-> Then run: [08:57] sudo mkimage -A arm -T script -C none -n "Ubuntu boot script" -d boot.scr.clean /media/boot.scr [09:03] lag: actually, i saw that console=ttyO2,115200n8 in my u-boot env [09:03] lag: need i modify that? [09:03] cooloney: That is ignored [09:03] Nope [09:03] lag: oh, really. ok [09:04] You have to edit the boot.scr [09:04] lag: cool, got it [09:04] lag: and emmcsaveenv doesnot work in u-boot [09:04] i wanna store it into SD card if i modified something [09:05] The boot.scr is on the SD card [09:06] right, since i found a command named emmcsaveenv in u-boot [09:07] i assume i can rum emmcsaveenv to save my modified env values to SD card [09:07] but it does not work [09:07] sebjan: is that true? [09:07] sebjan: [09:08] cooloney: yes, that's true [09:08] cooloney: the emmcsaveenv can be used if you have a board with an emmc, so store the environment variables on emmc [09:08] cooloney: this works for a blaze (but not for a panda that does not have an emmc) [09:09] cooloney: so you cannot save the env variables to the SD card. You'll need to use the boot.scr. [09:09] sebjan: thanks, got it [09:16] sebjan: The kernel I tested on and subsequently did a request-pull from worked [09:16] But the current ti-omap4 branch does not [09:16] I'm in the process of diffing the teo [09:16] two( === fta_ is now known as fta [09:41] sebjan: Is your tree public? [09:43] lag: yes: git://dev.omapzoom.org/pub/scm/integration/kernel-ubuntu.git [09:44] lag: I did not push the syslink patches yet on it, waiting to be sure the patch is functional === XorA|gone is now known as XorA [09:44] That's what I wanted to see [09:44] What tree are you testing the patches on? [09:44] Your own? [09:45] Can you paste the last 3 entries of your git log please sebjan? [09:59] lag: I just pushed my current working branch to the for-ubuntu-2.6.34 branch, for you to see (note that I may re-order my patches in this branch later) [10:00] Do you have a gitweb? [10:07] sebjan: I see what's happened [10:08] Unfortunately, Tim has chopped off the device_initcall(omap4_syslink_init); from the patch [10:08] I'll speak to him when he gets in [10:09] Take the patches from my tree [10:09] lag: http://dev.omapzoom.org/?p=integration/kernel-ubuntu.git [10:12] sebjan: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=lag/ubuntu-maverick.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/ti-omap4-syslink [10:13] Take those two patches from my tree for now [10:13] I'll speak to Tim when he gets in [10:13] And get our kernel updated [10:17] lag: ok, I'll update my patch with the device_initcall() [10:17] No problem [10:17] I'll get it straightened out our end as soon as I can [10:17] lag: ok, thanks! [10:18] sebjan: np [10:18] sebjan: As long as they keep paying me, I'll keep fixing bugs :D === amitk is now known as amitk-afk [10:43] mythripk, http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=roc/ubuntu-maverick.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/ti-ubuntu-2.6.34 it think its mostly identical to sebjan's tree [10:46] ya i got it from lag , I checked it looks ok. [10:47] ogra: Try not to use cooloney's tree [10:47] Use the ti-omap4 branch in Maverick [10:48] i thought they are the saame [10:48] ogra: no, [10:48] oh, ok [10:48] ogra: rtg merged several patches from our mailist [10:49] ogra: ti-omap4 in M is the one you wanna [10:50] under rtg's treeset ? [10:56] orga: ? [11:01] lag, where exactly is that tree [11:02] http://kernel.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-maverick.git [11:03] If I haven't made any spelling mistakes [11:03] hmm. you apparently do [11:04] i thought there are no unpersonalized trees [11:04] http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu/ubuntu-maverick.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/ti-omap4 [11:04] ? [11:04] change http for git and it's the correct git URL [11:05] http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu/ubuntu-maverick.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/ti-omap4 [11:05] ah, snap [11:05] ;) [11:05] i dont want to check it out, mythripk just asked for our tree above :) [11:06] * ogra doesnt touch git if he's not forced to ... git is masochism imho [11:06] I already gave it to her [11:06] ah, k, i didnt see that [11:07] * ogra sees it now [11:07] sorry, i'm a bit off track today [11:07] * ogra just had one of his cats dieing in his lap 2h ago [11:07] :( [11:07] Sorry to hear that ogra [11:07] trying to distract me with work [11:08] its ok, better than suffering [11:08] Yes, much [11:08] (which she was for a week) [11:08] i'm happy i didnt have to put her down which i would have done tomorrow ... [11:09] Do you have any others? [11:10] one other cat [11:10] its a weird week [11:10] we also have a bunch of guineapigs [11:10] monday i found one of them dead in the cage [11:10] at the same time the cat got sick ... vet could find anything [11:10] It's not your week is it? [11:10] totally not [11:11] Well, these things are sent to test us [11:11] well, the cat was special, we got her from a special shelter for mistreated animals [11:11] she was never really healthy [11:11] Whatever doesn't kill you will make you a stronger/better person [11:12] I'm sure you gave her the best life she could have hoped for :) [11:12] they found her near a sports airport ... she had long fur that was so filthy that it had turned into plaster [11:12] so she had broken all four legs trying to get free and broke out most of her teeth trying [11:13] Get free from what? [11:13] the plastered fur [11:14] How did she break her legs trying to get out of her own fur? [11:14] yes [11:14] it was like a plaster cocoon when they found her [11:14] Blimey [11:14] when we got her the legs were ok again but she was shaven naked === amitk-afk is now known as amitk [11:15] http://www.freewebs.com/fpkclan/Naked%20Cat.jpg [11:15] intrestingly she fell immediately in love with me ... always bein on my side [11:15] usually cats dont like me much and i dont like them much [11:16] I changed my search from "naked pussy" to "naked cats" which sort more results I was after [11:16] ;) [11:16] <- dog guy [11:16] I want to get a dog [11:16] yeah, she looked similar, the head wasnt shaven though [11:16] But it's a lot of responsibility [11:17] i kept from getting a dog because she was scared by dogs all her life [11:17] i'll get one again now [11:17] From the home? [11:17] though i'm not happy about the price i have to pay for that [11:17] either from a shelter or from a lab [11:18] we have some labs around here where you can get former laboratory animals [11:19] which they put down otherwise [11:19] * ogra had dogs for 19years until my last one died 2 years ago [11:21] these lab animals need some person with experience, they usually have never seen the outside world [11:21] you get something like a two year old puppy [11:22] :) [11:22] * ogra loves the challenge as you might guess :) [11:22] Doh [11:22] :( [13:11] lag, can we have something like http://gitorious.org/beagleboard-validation/linux/blobs/beagleboardXM/arch/arm/mach-omap2/board-omap3beagle.c#line561 for the panda kernel ? [13:12] (to have one of the LEDs bound to MMC I/O) [13:13] For the Beagle? [13:16] ogra: It's already in our kernel? [13:16] in omap4 ? [13:17] Oh I see [13:17] note the "for the panda kernel" in the sentence above :) [13:17] Yeah, didn't see that [13:17] Thought it was the remaining vomit from the URL [13:17] beagle shows me when the SD is accessed, would be nice if panda would do the same [13:17] What does it do? Flashes on an IRQ? [13:18] something like that, yeah [13:18] you can override it through sysfs [13:18] http://gitorious.org/angstrom/openembedded/blobs/org.openembedded.dev/recipes/angstrom/angstrom-led-config/led-config [13:18] thats a similar thing from userspace [13:18] I see no reason why not - the two LEDs are seemingly unused [13:19] right [13:20] ogra@panda:~$ ls /sys/class/leds/ [13:20] ogra@panda:~$ [13:20] Put a request in to TI [13:20] apart from the fact that we dont seem to have enabled the triggers at all [13:24] i see the modules though [13:25] ugh [13:25] looking at my dmesg i see a lot of: [13:25] BUG: scheduling while atomic: mmcqd/48/0x00000002 [13:25] and [13:25] swapper: page allocation failure. order:3, mode:0x4020 [13:28] One thing at a time ogra [13:28] tell that to my dmesg [13:28] Are you going to put a request into TI for flashing LED [13:28] If you do, I'm happy to test and get it into our kernel [13:28] * ogra wishes it would only expose one bug at a time :) [13:28] i'll bring it up in the call today [13:29] * lag can only actively work on one bug (per board) at a time [13:29] intrestingly the panda didnt crash yet ... [13:29] not using X seems to help [13:29] ogra@panda:~$ uptime [13:29] 14:29:09 up 1 day, 1:09, 2 users, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00 [13:30] so i think the hardlocks are realted to the framebuffer driver === fta_ is now known as fta [13:50] lag: you also do not know anything about LED subsystem and LED triggers? [13:50] Why do you ask? [13:51] yesterday it was ogra who needed informing [13:52] hrw, i just carried forward my request with the patches koen pointed me to [13:52] hrw, since its kernel team job to implement it [13:52] (though effectively its TI job, so i'll ask them) [13:53] basically it is both [13:53] TI to make LED drivers for panda and anyone (TI or kernel team) to connect them in some way [13:55] How do you mean "connect"? Isn7t that just a matter of having a userspace utility? [13:55] no [13:55] you can do it in kernel [13:56] doesnt need any userspace, just sane defaults for the driver [13:56] userspace can override though [13:56] through sysfs [13:56] like the common definition we have for beagle [13:56] right [13:56] exactly [13:59] hrw: Why did you ask me your previous question? [14:01] lag: 14:18 < lag> What does it do? Flashes on an IRQ? [14:01] lag: that made me suspicious [14:01] I see [14:02] No, the only time I've used LEDs within the kernel is directly [14:02] Why was it important to ask? [14:04] LED subsystem was written to make use of them easier. no need to know which gpio/etc needs to be switched because driver takes care (there is gpio_leds one). [14:04] so when board has leds then adding drivers makes them available for user to do anything [14:05] Okay [14:05] triggers allow to use LEDs for many functions. there are ones which show access to mtd/sd/network, other for simple heartbeat (with regulated freq etc), other for 'default on' [14:06] so you can for example build laptop, give it 6 leds and by default set them to "hdd, wifi state, battery charging, AC, user1, user2" [14:06] and user can change it anyway he wants [14:07] multicolor leds are exported as set of leds === amitk is now known as amitk-afk === fta_ is now known as fta [15:58] davidm: ping [15:59] Hi Grant [15:59] gcl, did you just get my email? :-) [15:59] davidm: yup, just replied. Today is a busy day, but I've got some time right now [16:00] OK [16:00] skype or pots? === hrw is now known as hrw|gone === JaMa is now known as JaMa|GoNe === XorA is now known as XorA|gone === fta_ is now known as fta === fta_ is now known as fta === fta_ is now known as fta [21:11] hm, need to set up a package proxy, rootstock is taking too long to download the packages === fta_ is now known as fta [21:20] rsalveti: I'm using apt-mirror here. I have ~88G for lucid & maverick. Only Maverick source though. [21:22] GrueMaster: yeah, apt-mirror would also help [21:35] davidm ? [21:39] hi mpoirier [21:40] davidm: daisy chain issue got fixed in rc4. [21:40] compiling a patch for revert my hack. [21:41] we can finally move to something else [21:41] mpoirier: let me know when you have a package to test. [21:42] GrueMaster: I'll touch base with you shortly. === fta_ is now known as fta === akoma1s is now known as akoma1s_ === akoma1s_ is now known as akoma1s === bjf is now known as bjf[afk] === fta_ is now known as fta