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DanaGI find that even my AHCI host system needs initrd, since the ahci driver is no longer built-in.00:00
rcn-eerereading bug report... rlameiro does it work if you leave a usb-flash connected when you remove and insert another device?00:02
rlameirorcn-ee: didnt tried00:03
rlameiroi will try now00:03
rlameironeed to reboot first00:03
rlameirorcn-ee: thats another weird thing00:04
rcn-eeokay, no rush.. we had something like that on the beagle.. at one time everything had to be plugged in at boot.. weird things would happen if all devices where removed then added.. so the trick was to leave something connected.. 2.6.29 days..00:04
rlameiroi plugged now the hub and it didnt recognied it00:04
rlameiroit needs to be connected at boot00:05
persiarlameiro, You don't want to not use an initrd: theoretically it works without one, but that path is very poorly tested, and prone to issues.00:05
rlameirorcn-ee: !!!!! WORKS!!!!!!!00:09
rlameirohow can i mount my flash drive on the cli00:09
rcn-eemkdir ./tmp ; sudo mount /dev/sdxX ./tmp00:10
rcn-eeso it sounds like an ehci bug.. when no devices are connected it turns to a state and new devices don't get it out..00:11
rlameiroyeap00:11
pwnguin /win 1400:11
rlameirorcn-ee: how do i know th xX on the sdxX ??00:12
rlameirosorry for the newbiness00:12
rcn-eeno problem... "sudo fdisk -l" L.. is easiest00:12
rcn-eethinking out loud and googleing..... isn't there a "debug-usb" option for the bootargs?00:14
rlameirorcn-ee: so, is there a correction for this bug?00:15
rcn-eeon the beagle it was: use a newer kernel that worked better... but that was 2.6.27/28/29 days.. so i dont' think that one applies..  I'm looking on google for a way to debug the usb subsystem on bootup, maybe that would show something..00:17
rcn-eerlameiro, does your current kernel have "cat /boot/config-* | grep CONFIG_USB_DEBUG" ?00:20
persiaI think most of the DEBUG config options aren't used (and `grep CONFIG_USB_DEBUG /boot/config-*` is faster)00:21
persiaUnless there's a way to change them via boot parameters, might need a special kernel build.00:22
rcn-eeyeah it is thanks. ;)  rlameiro does it also happen with my kernel?00:22
rcn-eetake me about 3 minute to build one if it does..00:22
persia(we had issues in the past with kern.log overflowing the SD cards, and had a firm discussion with the kernel team)00:22
rcn-eeyeah, that's way to wear out an SD card quickly. ;)00:23
rlameirorcn-ee: yes it did  happend with you kernel00:23
rcn-eeokay, then it'll be a valid test, just take a moment..00:23
persiaFilled them up back in the early imx51 days when folks were using pre-pre-pre-production hardware.  I ended up writing a syslog.conf fragment so that people could complete the installer.00:23
rcn-eeI'm seeing something similar with my hacked up lucid NetInstall, the 2.6.35 kernel's HID input it noisy, the log is unreadable..00:25
rcn-eeokay they are up... rlameiro uImage and modules here.. and yes it's about 20kb download. ;) good for beer breaks..  http://rcn-ee.homeip.net:81/testing/lp-646985/CONFIG_USB_DEBUG/00:28
rlameirorcn-ee: what did you put on your kernel?00:46
rlameiroits working00:46
* persia dislikes heisenbugs intensely00:47
rcn-eecrap, what? did my previous build work? alli changed was two configs...00:47
rlameirowell00:47
rlameirostoped working...00:47
rlameirowow00:47
rcn-eeyay! ;) the logs should have more usb stuff..00:47
rlameirowhere is the log file?00:48
rcn-eeit should be in the system log... off the top of my head i don't remeber which one.. but "dmesg > log.txt" then pastebin that log.txt should give us an idea of what's happening..00:49
persia/var/log/kern.log most likely00:50
persiaOh, and /var/log/dmesg.log may also be interesting, but likely less verbose.00:50
rcn-eeso both just incase. .;)00:50
rlameirorcn-ee: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1333955/usb.txt00:50
rlameirodmesg > ub,txt :D00:51
rlameiroi forgot how cool is piping :D00:51
rcn-eehumm.. usb: resume on port1, status -1900:52
persiaNext trick: `pastebinit /var/log/dmesg`00:53
rlameirodont be scared its a 10 port hub00:53
persiaThe one with the extra socket on the end?00:53
rlameirohttp://pastebin.com/P613QrxR00:54
rlameiropersia:  its trust one00:54
persiadifferent than mine then :)00:54
rlameirohttp://www.trust.com/products/product.aspx?artnr=1613100:55
rcn-eehumm, i'm stumped. ;)  i'd add that dropbox link to the launchpad bug, we are going to need one of the ti/nokia usb guys to look at it..00:56
rlameirogood that you mentioned it00:57
rlameiroi could delete it otherwise00:57
persiaBetter to put the original file into the bug, rather than the link to dropbox, just in case.00:57
rcn-eeyou could upload it too.. then not worry about hosting it..00:57
rcn-eeit looks like it's defintelly stuck in suspend mode...00:58
rlameiroi can try with a diferent hub00:59
rlameiro4 ports self powered00:59
rlameirowill it make diference?00:59
rcn-eeit might... if it fails it's just more ammo for a bug..00:59
rlameirook01:00
rlameirohttp://pastebin.com/RmnF40NZ01:03
rlameirowith the other, this was faster failing01:03
rlameirorcn-ee: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1333955/usb4.txt01:06
Neko_is there a uboot irc channel?05:34
persiaNeko_, Used to be #u-boot, but has been deregistered.  Dunno to where folks may have migrated (if they did).09:18
ajayhi all i have ubuntu 10.04 kernel and Serial controller: Device 4348:3253 but minicom is not working on this13:41
ajayi mean no boot message i  am able to get over serial port13:41
persiaThe images we produce don't use serial console by default.13:50
persiaYou'd have to do something special to get one (add it to kernel command line, etc.)13:50
rcn-eehey persia, how frozen is the kernel for new patches? ;)  With the help of some meego guys, we figured out which 11 patches cherrypicked from 2.6.36 make the display work correctly on 2.6.35.. ;)  I'll file a bug and list the patches, so you guys can decide. ;)13:56
rcn-eeduh, i should list teh board... devkit800013:56
persiarcn-ee, Which kernel?13:58
persia(the answer will be somewhere between jello and cabonite)13:59
rcn-eethe 11 patches were merged in the 2.6.36-rc with tony's merge.. they apply cleanly to the 2.6.35 kernel..  They basicly fix the power rails so the display actually gets setup properly...14:00
persiaI should have asked: "Which kernel source package in Ubuntu?"14:00
rcn-eeum.. the combined omap3/x86 tree.. it only touches arch/arm/mach-omap2/board-devkit8000.c14:01
persia"linux"?  That would be "carbonite".  We have to show security fault, major regression, user data loss, etc.14:02
persiaBut we can prepare a set of patches to be dropped immediately post-release as an update.14:02
rcn-eeright now it'll bootup: omapfb error or something about can not init display....14:04
rcn-eethe problem with these boards, not a lot of people have them so it's not a big % (i don't even have one to test)  But i can file a bug link to the patches then if someone tries to run ubuntu with a devkit8000 will have a bug to read and help debug. ;)14:05
persiaPlease do file a bug.  Extra points for shepherding the patches through the SRU process to make them available post-release.14:08
persiaFolks won't be able to use the display first-boot, but ought be able to update, and use it second boot.14:08
rcn-eetrue..  and since they are merged, maverick+1 will work out of the box.. (pending some random breakage patch. ;))14:09
rlameiroafternoon14:49
rlameirojo-erlend_igep:hey, wasnt you that had a problem with wifi on igep?14:50
rlameiroigep is going to launch a 1ghz version with OMAP373016:29
rlameirosaturday its really slow over here...18:56

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