=== Lopi|idle is now known as Lopi [01:16] Hi, I've loaded Maverick on a Beagle board [01:16] GrueMaster: fifo underflow again? [01:17] but none of the mice I try move the pointer once Ubuntu has finished booting [01:17] all optical mice [01:17] they are getting power [01:17] rsalveti: Which? [01:18] bug 746133 [01:18] Launchpad bug 746133 in linux-ti-omap4 "Video loses sync on omap4" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/746133 [01:18] I never saw that, but didn't use extensively without the pvr x11 driver [01:18] easwar: Are you using a powered hub? Highly recommended. [01:18] following these directions: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/OMAPMaverickInstall [01:18] don't know if it could affect the behavior you're seeing [01:19] GrueMaster, no, I'm not, but this occurs even if the mouse is the only device connected to the USB hub [01:19] and Beagleboard xM BTW [01:20] easwar: it should work if you connect the mouse directly without any other usb hub [01:20] 100mA but it should be enough [01:20] rsalveti, yeah, but no joy [01:20] don't know if your power supply could interfere, but with mine I'm able to use with a normal keyboard and mouse [01:20] I've tried all 4 USB ports too [01:21] easwar: any message at your dmesg? [01:21] rsalveti, power supply is DC 5V, 2.5A [01:21] easwar: also, which xM revision is yours? [01:21] more than enough [01:21] rsalveti, revision B [01:21] easwar: any message at your kernel? [01:21] 4G microSD [01:22] at least to see if it saw that a new usb device was plugged int [01:22] *in [01:22] rsalveti, dunno, I don't see any boot text, it directly boots to the Ubuntu splash screen [01:23] easwar: yeah, you need to hack the boot.scr file to be able to see the console messages [01:23] easwar: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/BeagleEditBootscr [01:25] rsalveti, ok [01:25] I'll try that and check if dmesg or the kernel recognizes the mice [01:25] *recognize [01:26] thanks! :) === asac_ is now known as asac [06:07] cooloney: bug 746133 [06:07] Launchpad bug 746133 in linux-ti-omap4 "Video loses sync on omap4" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/746133 [06:09] cooloney: did you see that with your monitor? [06:09] it seems that GrueMaster was only able to reproduce with his hdmi switch [06:23] rsalveti: I am seeing it without the switch as well. [06:24] Just with the switch I get video corruption as well. [06:24] sigh [06:24] here we go again with the same old bugs :-) [06:32] Isn't that what I said earlier? :P [06:35] yeah, fun [06:56] rsalveti and GrueMaster, i didn't notice that. will take a look soon === Jack87 is now known as Jack87|Away [09:21] ogra_: have you seen asus eeepad transformer? tegra2 1gb ram 10" 1280x800 tablet + external keyboard - could be nice upgrade to your ac100 [10:50] hrw, hmm, no, is it already been sold ? [10:54] ogra_: did not checked [10:56] shit. my panda again decided to switch mmc to ro [11:04] ogra_: looks like so far preorder only === Lopi is now known as Lopi|idle [11:09] hrw, well, i can also preorder a xoom and buy a USB kbd for it ;) [11:09] sure [11:10] I need to populate more of my null modem cables [11:10] panda refuses to boot ; [11:10] must be the distro you use :) [11:12] yep - ubuntu [11:12] ;D [11:14] heh. need to dig web for mullmodem changer - panda needs straight cable [11:28] ogra, lool: would nice to have an option in flash-kernel to add kernel version to -n argument of mkimage [11:28] hrw, patch ? [11:29] :) [11:34] heh.. who invented "when fsck says that manual run is needed ignore this and run fsck again"... [11:34] whoever rewrote mountall in lucid ;) [11:35] ~curse them [12:02] there is no audacious for arm? [12:02] bu [12:05] so my source package will gain first [!armel] b-d [12:08] Hello! can u tell me what is the simplest way to cross-compile for arm? [12:09] uragano2: upgrade to 10.10 or 11.04 release + apt-get install gcc-arm-linux-gnueabi [12:10] i am a newbie of linux, until now I used it only for didactic objects. I am attempting this way: sudo ./configure --disable-optical-drive --build=armv7-none-linux --enable-external-libraries CC=gcc-4.5-arm-linux-gnueabi CXX=g++-4.5-arm-linux-gnueabi [12:10] i am using ubuntu 10.10 [12:10] why sudo? [12:11] attempting [12:11] and --host=arm-linux-gnueabi [12:11] * LetoThe2nd suggests proper autotools use. [12:11] and we got audiooooooooooooooooooooo.... :) [12:11] at last... finally... [12:12] using this syntax the problem is: checking whether the C++ compiler works... no [12:12] configure: error: in `/home/giuseppe/xbmc': [12:12] configure: error: C++ compiler cannot create executables [12:12] I suggest checking logs [12:13] hehe, so basically the question was not "how do i crosscompile for arm", but "i have package $xyz, how do i crosscompile that?" [12:15] basically it's so, but i want to learn how to crosscompile for arm because i think i well need it a lot of times :D [12:16] uragano2: first thing: "--host=arm-linux-gnueabi" for ./configure [12:16] uragano2: in general: proper autotools use. in this particular case: see hrw's comment, check the logs why they fail. [12:17] LetoThe2nd, i followed the readme for arm, but some informations are obsolete and i looked for others guides but i can't make it works :S [12:18] uragano2: see hrw :-) [12:19] I will have to write Ubuntu version of http://marcin.juszkiewicz.com.pl/2008/07/17/using-poky-sdk-to-build-software/ [12:19] ok...log file says /configure: line 4381: g++-4.5-arm-linux-gnueabi: command not found [12:20] LetoThe2nd, sorry, but...what is hrw? 8) [12:20] *facepalm* [12:21] uragano2: "hrw" is another person here who has repeatedly given you hints on how to get started in the last 5 minutes. [12:21] i searched on google before to ask, but it returns Human Rights Watch [12:21] :D [12:21] lol [12:22] uragano2: when I created this nick I was not aware of HRW existance [12:22] hrw: sudo is helpful if you've already run sudo and your cwd isn't owned by you anymore [12:23] better fix, chown -R $user.$group . [12:23] tmzt_: sudo chown then [12:23] hrw: they also probably weren't aware of your existence when they founded themselves... [12:23] uragano2: you are going to need to install a toolchain, those wiki's probably tell you how to do that [12:25] sudo make clean [12:25] sudo make ARCH=arm overo_defconfig [12:25] thats roxx ;D [12:25] sudo ? [12:25] ogra_: yes [12:25] sudo make me a sandwich. [12:25] people are crazy [12:26] * hrw -> drilling some holes [12:28] ppisati: I'm looking for the rt56xx soc codec drivers which were placed inside the marvell/dove kernel tree here: [12:28] http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=amitk/lucid.git;a=tree;f=sound/soc/codecs;h=843f863f7a38449b0c6272f587d2e7012de21645;hb=8b3993b64906e4e45cdb6d92daeb3fc58230ff32 [12:28] but the branch was deleted [12:28] do you know where they went to? [12:31] marvin24: [flag@newluxor ubuntu-lucid]$ vi ./sound/soc/codecs/rt [12:31] rt5610.c rt5610.h rt5623.c rt5623.h rt5630.c rt5630.h rt655.c rt655.h [12:31] lucid/mvld-voe [12:31] *lucid/mvl-dove [12:33] oh, he's building xbmc? might want to ask them [12:37] marvin24: is it what you were looking for? [12:37] well, first the tree [12:37] did it moved to bzr/launchpad? [12:38] I have a alc5632 codec which looks very similar to the rt5630 [12:38] I thought I could base a 5632 driver on that [12:44] marvin24: dunno, you should ask amitk in person where/if he moved that tree [12:44] marvin24: but the files present in mvl-dove look _almost_ the same [12:44] marvin24: so i guess you can start from there [12:45] ppisati: just to be sure, you mean here? https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/natty/linux-mvl-dove/natty [12:46] marvin24: git://kernel.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-lucid.git - branch: mvl-dove [12:48] GrueMaster: i got audio out of A0, i have the drum roll at login, the fx when you navigate the UI, i can test the audio system with speaker-test -D plughw:0 -c 2 -t wav, and i can even play mp3 with mpg123 and exaile but i can't get any audio out of rythimbox [12:48] * ppisati -> lunch [12:48] brb [12:51] ppisati, seeing bug 707003, are you aware that all powermanagement is disabled in mavericks OMAP4 kernel ? [12:51] Launchpad bug 707003 in linux-ti-omap4 "Kernel panic when trying to offline CPU1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/707003 [12:51] ppisati: or any other gst? [12:51] i dont think cpu hotplugging is supported in any way with the released kernel [12:52] ppisati: found it, thanks! [13:13] ppisati: marvin24: That was a temporary holding tree, everything should be in the official ubuntu tree [13:32] amitk: I only found it in the mvl-dove branch (not in master, master-next, ...) [13:32] but never mind as long as it exists somewhere [13:40] ogra_: any idea why audacious is not available for armel? [13:50] hrw, hmm ? i see it here [13:52] heh. alpha3 images had main+restricted only [13:52] ah [13:52] yeah, i just recently fixed that [13:53] thx [13:53] ogra_: i don't think cpu hotplug is dependent on pm at all [13:53] so I spent 30 minutes on fixing not existing bug [13:53] tmzt_: gst? [13:54] ppisati, oh ? i would call it a power management feature, but ok then ;) [13:54] ogra_: what drives me crazy is that i can't reproduce Philipp's problem [13:54] ogra_: and i can't get a clean stack trace... grrr... [13:54] dont go crazy :) [13:55] did you check if it works on .38 ? [13:55] * hrw curses arm mobile chips used on cheap devboards [13:55] ogra_: actually it even work with the same exact kernel that Philipp is using [13:56] ogra_: the problem is only is maverick/ti-omap4 [13:58] well, the maverick kernel is a pretty hacked up BSP kernel [14:02] when i'm done with mvl-dove, i'll concentrate on omap4 [14:02] i would like to test some of the bugs against the omap4 tree in omapzoom [14:03] because it looks a bit different that our tree [14:03] well, we only use .38 now [14:03] and i dont think there are any plans to add any additional features to the .35 maverick kernel [14:04] on our side [14:04] yep [14:04] there is definitely a tree with newer commits and also one that adds PM [14:04] (we used that in the beginning in natty) [14:04] omapzoom? [14:05] no idea where it came from the binaries are in the TI trunk PPA [14:05] k [14:05] that's the tree that i'm looking for [14:05] and someone yesterday pointed me to omapzoom [14:05] and in fact the tags look the same [14:07] well, sebjan should know which trees are the base for which binaries [14:07] or cooloney [14:11] ppisati: the kernel Maverick upgrade you are looking for is described here: http://www.omappedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_OMAP_trunk [14:12] the related git tree hosting this kernel is: http://dev.omapzoom.org/?p=integration/kernel-ubuntu.git / ti-ubuntu-2.6.35-980.1release14 tag [14:13] sebjan: and that's the tree i used [14:14] sebjan: if you are talking about LP707003 [14:14] sebjan: i tested the 2.6.35-980.1release9 tag, but i couldn't reproduce Philipp panic [14:14] sebjan: actually i can't reproduce it with any kernel from that tree [14:15] sebjan: but yes, you confirm me i was using the correct tree [14:15] sebjan: let's see what Philipp say [15:28] Bug 728335 [15:28] Launchpad bug 728335 in jasper-initramfs "No visual feedback on the splashscreen during jasper run" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/728335 [16:08] do we still support linux-fsl-imx51? and for how long? [16:10] until 11.10 iirc [16:10] last release supporting mx51 was lucid [16:11] we only do 18 month for armel [16:12] ogra_: but i can't just close tickets for that platform till october, right? [16:14] right [16:19] someone might want to update mtd-utils in ubuntu 10.10, you picked the broken version from debian === davidm__ is now known as davidm === davidm is now known as Guest93656 === prpplague^2 is now known as prpplague === nevdull_ is now known as nevdull === Lopi|idle is now known as Lopi [21:20] is there anyone in the channel that has purchased one of the special computing cases for pandaboard? [21:20] or wants to purchase a case for the pandaboard? [21:59] prpplague: comes with a free pandaboard? [22:01] two ! so you can compare with and without case [22:05] hehe [22:23] * prpplague is looking for feedback on a pandaboard case