[00:00] GrueMaster, bring it to UDS ... [00:00] 9H flight time, of course it will be coming to UDS. :P [00:01] :) [00:01] do you have kernel source already ? [00:01] eh fail [00:01] Beats trying to read ebooks on my droid. [00:01] native or GTFO IMO [00:01] ogra_: I only just started looking into this. [00:02] well, its linux, they have to provide the source ... :) [00:03] GrueMaster, oh, shudder (just read the post) [00:03] that will run like molasses, not worth putting time into it [00:03] chroots on android are just messy [00:03] ogra_: thats what my native or gtfo comment was about [00:04] yeah [00:04] I saw the whole chroot shit with the galaxy tab and went to the kernel [00:04] same here with the ac100 [00:04] it is the worst hack I have seen for android devices [00:04] though i actually took the time to try it [00:04] even HaRET is nicer [00:04] I didn't :p [00:05] I read the post about chroot and started away on native [00:05] well, dual core 1GHz yadda yaddy [00:05] s/y/a [00:05] single core 1GHz yadda yadda :p [00:05] My thoughts are if I can get the kernel tree & u-boot, I should be able to splice it in to our preinst image. [00:05] so i thought i should at least give it a try [00:05] GrueMaster, without probs i think [00:06] GrueMaster: I have thought about uboot [00:06] but you should see our bootloaders shell [00:06] thats what i do for ac100 too, just a matter of getting the right kernel config together [00:06] ^^ same for the tab [00:07] I want the SGS2 now though [00:07] that thing will run ubuntu nicely [00:07] for oneiric i want flash-kernel and initramfs-tools integration ... and a kernel in universe [00:07] Aha. Found the source. [00:08] congrats :) [00:08] I would need bml-writer :p [00:46] hay [00:48] i was start downloading ubuntu-9.10-desktop-armel+imx51.img before i read about this IRC chanel my question is: is that the right image for an FriendlyARM mini 2440 board? (it has an 400 MHz Samsung S3C2440A ARM920 CPU) [00:53] DerMicha, you should cancel that download, karmic was armv6+... you got an armv5... [00:54] opps sorry arm920 was armv4t... angstrom and Debian armel are your best options.. [00:57] yeah... not compatible with ubuntu at all === Lopi is now known as Lopi|studying === plars_ is now known as plars === Lopi|studying is now known as Lopi === doko_ is now known as doko === zyga-afk is now known as zyga [12:49] janimo: for now, I think it's better to disable the linaro branch on arm; so that we get a working archive before uds [12:50] doko, I agree [12:50] could you try to determine the wrong object files(s)? [13:44] hay [13:53] I have an FrindlyARM with a 400 MHz Samsung S3C2440A ARM920 CPU, is it possible to put Ubuntu on it? [13:55] no [13:55] you can use debian though [13:57] hm, or is it possible to say "ipkg" it have to use the debian armel repository? (or a other repo which has perl 5.10.0+ in it?) [13:59] Yocto has update perl [13:59] cause i have an system build by buildroot on it momentary but installing packages with ipkg ends in a dependency hell [14:02] Id personally upgrade to a OE-core/Yocto built image [14:02] or just go the way of debian [14:13] ok, thaknk you :) i think i will try yocto and have debian in my mind for backup if i cant deal with yocto :) [15:37] * ppisati is happy!!! :) [15:37] got kexec working (finally) [15:37] on omap4 [15:43] * ogra_ has seen kexec workking often on arm already [15:43] the question is how many tree merges it survives ;) [15:45] :D [15:45] nope on omap4 [15:45] natty/omap is ok [15:45] mevrick/omap& is borked [15:45] s/&/*/ [15:46] anyway, i finally found it :) [15:46] it was getting personal; [15:46] Heh. [15:46] it _seems_ to be a problem with L2 cache flushing [15:46] anyway [15:46] i continue [15:46] BTW [15:47] GrueMaster: can i close the audio bug on omap4? [15:47] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-ti-omap4/+bug/644828 [15:47] Launchpad bug 644828 in linux-ti-omap4 "BUG: scheduling while atomic: alsa-source/2058/0x00000002" [Medium,New] [15:47] i tested it this morning, it doesn't show up anymore [15:47] in natty && maverick [15:48] * ppisati goes back to openocd/gdb/printk/lalalala... [15:48] Did you try it with stock maverick kernel or updated kernel? [15:49] It would be nice to close and point out which kernel has the fix. [15:50] GrueMaster: i tested the kernel that exposed the problem maverick 2.6.35-903.12 [15:50] the latest maverick 2.6.35-903.22 and latest natty 2.6.38-1209.13 [15:51] Well, natty doesn't surprise me as most of the omap4 support was rewritten. [15:51] But if you can't reproduce it with the given steps, that is odd. [15:51] i mean, it seems to be fixed [15:51] with 2.6.35-903.12 it was a matter of booting the board [15:52] playing a bit with amixer [15:52] anc kaboom [15:52] got the oops [15:52] with the other kernels, i spent some time tinkering with amixer [15:52] but not oops [15:52] Ok, so it can be marked as fix-released and point to the newer kernel. [15:52] ooooook [16:07] i knew i spoke too early... kexec just oopsed... it's a curse... [16:15] now it worked again... uhmm... [17:39] has anyone had "oem-config" problems installing ubuntu 11.04?? [17:46] Guest98352: What are you seeing? [18:12] rsalveti: On our omap (beagle) kernel, which config is used? [18:17] GrueMaster: config.common.ubuntu + config.common.armel + config.flavour.omap [18:17] or just grab the deb and extract /boot/config-foobar [18:17] I was looking at the git tree. [18:19] Ah, found them. [18:22] GrueMaster: it's just because it's not a single config file [18:22] if you want to grab it to change, you need to use all these 3 files [18:23] or run fakeroot debian/rules editconfigs [18:23] I figured that out. My main curiosity was to see if there was any reference to omap3621. [18:23] Now looking upstream.