[00:06] <dcordes> tmzt: could you try making an ubuntu-desktop image with that ?
[00:07] <dcordes> I am not sure when was the last time I succeeded with that using rootstock - which is why I switched to using the omap4 preinstalled images.
[00:07] <tmzt> might be a little big but it should work, did you get my pm?
[12:40] <aksh1> hi does Seiko 70WVW1TZ3 supports in ubuntu 10
[13:30] <aksh1> hi all, does Seiko 70WVW1TZ3 TFT Module touch scrren good enough to test utouch
[13:36] <aksh1> hi all, does Seiko 70WVW1TZ3 TFT Module touch scrren good enough to test utouch
[13:39] <aksh1> which multitouch hardware is available to test utouch on arm
[14:20] <dcordes> aksh1: join #ubuntu-touch
[14:23] <dcordes> I tried rootstock 0.1.99.4 script in karmic . it says there is no qemu installed although qemu package was installed
[14:26] <aksh1> dcordes, try upgrading qemu else u can edit rootstock script
[14:29] <dcordes> aksh1: I can't find how to edit rootstock. is there some version check I am not seeing ?
[14:31] <aksh1> dcordes, install qemu-arm-static
[14:31] <aksh1> qemu-kvm
[14:31] <aksh1> and then chk rootstock
[14:37] <dcordes> I had some repositories missing so qemu install was incomplete
[14:39] <aksh1> ok
[19:52] <m4D_> hello. i'am writing some app for armv5te. i'm stuck with it crashing on code: u8 header[40]; fread(...); u32 var = *(u32 *)(header + 10); any ideas? possible alignment error?
[20:06] <tmzt> m4D_: just a guess, but I don't think 10 is divisible by 4
[20:08] <m4D_> tmzt: header is byte ptr, so it's offseted by 10 and then there 4 bytes i need to get into var. replacing it with memcpy(&var, header + 10, 4) works ok. btw, compiling it with emvc4 works ok too. but gcc-compiled code fails (
[20:09] <tmzt> right, if your point isn't aligned and you do a 32 bit read (u32 var =) on armv5 it's going to abrt
[20:10] <tmzt> or bus, not sure which
[20:11] <m4D_> so, are there any flags to gcc that somehow optimize such constructions? emvc4-code for wince works ok - how does he fixes it?
[20:12] <hrw> maybe adds padding?
[20:12] <tmzt> porting from ce/
[20:13] <tmzt> m4D_: ask in #hpcdev if your curious
[20:13] <m4D_> tmzt: ok, thanks
[20:15] <tmzt> hrw: how would you suggest running an init-like process in a chroot? with so much being converted to upstart just launching rc scripts doesn't appear it would work, so I've been developing an init/xinit replacement for this purpose
[20:15] <Crisco> does anyone here have a SheevaPlug?
[20:15] <tmzt> I'm having a number of issues, including the age old problem of not being able to track forked processes
[20:19] <hrw> tmzt: never did such
[20:19] <hrw> Crisco: I do
[20:20] <Crisco> hrw: how well does it work?
[20:20] <Crisco> is it something you'd recommend?
[20:20] <hrw> Crisco: with angstrom or debian it flies.
[20:20] <Crisco> but the preinstalled Ubuntu distro doesn't do well?
[20:20] <hrw> Crisco: 600-800Mbps over ethernet, 30MB/s on usb
[20:21] <hrw> Crisco: jaunty is not supported
[20:21] <hrw> Crisco: first thing to do with sheeva is installation of distro with support
[20:21] <Crisco> really? where did you buy yours from?
[20:21] <hrw> globalscale directly
[20:22] <Crisco> ah
[20:22] <Crisco> how long did it take to get yours?
[20:22] <hrw> Crisco: but consider guruplug - sata port is useful
[20:22] <Crisco> so with sata you'd be able to get a HD and connect it to the GuruPlug
[20:22] <hrw> Crisco: at that time they had backorder so ~month. when they are on stock it is just fedex+2 days?
[20:23] <hrw> Crisco: yep
[20:23] <hrw> Crisco: I used 1.5TB in usb enclosure
[20:23] <Crisco> I thought about the GuruPlug Display, but they don't have them yet...
[20:23] <hrw> Crisco: first define what for you buy it
[20:24] <Crisco> I wanted a computer that could be on 24/7 that would be able to store my files and maybe allow me to access them from school.
[20:25] <Crisco> and when I saw the GuruPlug Display, I realized that it could be an awesome media pc
[20:25] <Crisco> I was planning on having it stream music with MPD anyways
[20:25] <Crisco> not sure if MPD would work though
[20:26] <Crisco> I don't know much about different CPU architectures and what does and doesn't work
[20:26] <hrw> ok
[20:26] <tmzt> mpd is compiled from source
[20:26] <hrw> guruplug will probably do not be able to decode highres videos
[20:27] <Crisco> the highest res I have is 480p
[20:27] <hrw> if you want NAS then guruplug+debian will fly for you
[20:27] <hrw> for mediapc I would go for miniitx atom or atom+ion even to get HD decoding
[20:29] <hrw> some will suggest pandaboard for mediapc
[20:29] <Crisco> I don't need a media PC, the TV we are getting would allow for me to plug my laptop into the TV whenever I wanted to watch something on it, but I would like to stream audio
[20:29] <tmzt> dcordes: did you get those images to build?
[20:29] <tmzt> Crisco: you might be able to do DLNA streaming as well, just don't expect transcoding to work well on a limited device
[20:29] <hrw> Crisco: sheeva cpus will decode any audio
[20:29] <Crisco> yeah
[20:30] <Crisco> excuse me, I'm not very knowy in the area of networking, what is DLNA?
[20:31] <tmzt> digital lifestyle network alliance, because a way to stream audio and video over networks with UPnP resolving
[20:31] <tmzt> most newer TVs have built in clients
[20:32] <hrw> if they have ethernet or wifi
[20:33] <hrw> btw - does someone know how to remap keyboard on text console and x11?
[20:33] <tmzt> I've played with it
[20:34] <hrw> tmzt: efikasb has sick input devices
[20:34] <tmzt> ah
[20:34] <hrw> tmzt: keyboard has volume/media/etc instead of F1-F12 keys
[20:34] <hrw> F1-F12 keys are only with Fn key
[20:35] <tmzt> well for X for that you can probably use xmodmap
[20:35] <tmzt> I would map Fn to RIGHTALT and use it as AltGr
[20:35] <hrw> but normal (volume/media/etc) ones are on one input and F1-F12 ones on other input device
[20:36] <hrw> looks like Fn is not seen by kernel
[20:36] <tmzt> that's a problem
[20:36] <tmzt> not on any input devices?
[20:36] <hrw> evtest does not see it
[20:37] <tmzt> cat /dev/input/event* doens't either?
[20:38] <hrw> neither
[20:38] <hrw> handled by hw probably
[20:39] <tmzt> I think I have an older version of rootstrap
[20:39] <tmzt> yeah, but then why don't you get keys when you do fn+1 or whatever?
[20:39] <tmzt> what os does this thing normally have?
[20:39] <hrw> if I press Fn+1 (when there is no such combo) then I get 1
[20:39] <hrw> linux
[20:42] <hrw> tmzt: look at keyoard picture on my blog: http://marcin.juszkiewicz.com.pl/
[20:44] <tmzt> what type of keyboard is it? matrix on the soc? sio (like ps2)?
[20:45] <hrw> tmzt: keyboard is one usb device, touchpad is second usb
[20:45] <tmzt> ah
[20:45] <hrw> fun is that keys on F1-F11 are handled by touchpad input device not keyboard input device
[20:45] <hrw> sick as hell
[20:45] <tmzt> wow yeah
[20:46] <tmzt> it's a composite device or two ids?
[20:46] <hrw> two
[20:46] <hrw> überksick
[20:46] <tmzt> pgup/pgdn don't work either?
[20:47] <hrw> with fn they work
[20:47] <tmzt> hmm, but you get no event for the fn key
[20:47] <hrw> fun is all keys works (except brightes up/down ones)
[20:47] <hrw> but get event for Fn+Up which is PgUp
[20:47] <hrw> hardware level probably
[20:47] <tmzt> same as most acpi
[20:48] <tmzt> but that doesn't solve the problem, if you don't get any events for the multimedia keys with fn
[20:48] <tmzt> do you get it without?
[20:48] <hrw> I get
[20:48] <hrw> showkey, evtest, xev reports them properly
[20:49] <hrw> but I want to find a way to have XF86VolumeMute to generate F1 and viceversa on console and x11
[20:49] <tmzt> right, but you need the modifier for that
[20:49] <tmzt> I don't get what's going on, unless the firmware is bad
[20:50] <hrw> I will discuss it with vendor developers
[20:50] <tmzt> does it work on the normal system or is this just hardware you have to install stuff to
[20:50] <tmzt> oh right
[20:51] <hrw> I hope to get info what guys which invented this smoke/took
[20:51] <tmzt> it's not a hub or anything like that is it?
[20:52] <tmzt> those wifi/radio cards are they on their own usb ports?
[20:53] <tmzt> is there an official way to enabled universe from the command line?
[20:53] <hrw> imx51 hub -> hub -> input+input+wifi, imx51 hub->hub->bt+video
[20:53] <hrw> tmzt: sed -e "s/$/ universe/g" -i /etc/apt/sources.list should work
[20:54] <tmzt> thanks
[20:54] <tmzt> wow I didn't know -i
[20:54] <hrw> or better s/maverick main/maverick main universe/g
[20:55] <tmzt> now I was pretty sure rootstrip printed it's options
[20:56] <tmzt> rootstrap
[20:56] <Crisco> hrw: you said you have a GuruPlug too?
[20:56] <tmzt> oh
[20:56] <tmzt> I want rootstock
[20:57] <hrw> Crisco: no, I do not have
[20:57] <Crisco> oh... well, there seems to be alot of complaints about heat
[20:57] <hrw> Crisco: I do not use sheevaplug even now - it just stays under desk