[00:04] hello [00:07] i m trying to make a cross-compiler but i have a problem during the compilation. could somebody help me ? [00:31] see u === MrCurious_ is now known as MrCurious [01:54] does Bryan Wu come here? [03:42] MrCurious: yea [08:44] ogra_: did you see the nvidia linux4tegra stuff [08:44] like the new stuff that is [09:17] lilstevie: We did, yeah. [09:17] :D [09:17] shame it is only for harmony though [09:18] Meh. It's progress. Vaguely. [09:19] heh, well at least it is no longer for just some obscure abi [09:19] *nod* [10:03] Ooo, new linux4tegra stuff? [10:03] Nice. [10:08] jeremiah: video accel for harmony [10:08] Cool. [10:08] I wonder if that natty root file system they've released will work on my AC 100 [10:09] jeremiah: heh, if not though they have released the binary drivers [10:15] Oh nice. :) [10:15] Good to know, thanks! [10:21] jeremiah, we're trying to package them for the ac100 image [10:23] w00t! [10:23] Thanks for doing that! [10:29] sorry, what is it AC 100? [10:32] ah cool [10:32] woow [10:32] nice one ogra_ [10:37] ogra_: now I just hope they release something for ventana soon [10:37] well, we'll see :9 [10:37] heh [11:13] ogra_: finally got my input sound working [12:19] GrueMaster: http://git.linaro.org/gitweb?p=boot/u-boot-linaro-stable.git;a=blob;f=doc/README.pxecfg [12:19] ogra_: ^ [12:20] there you can find all the info on how to run pxe [12:20] http://people.canonical.com/~rsalveti/pxe/ [12:20] here you'll find the x-loader and u-boot [12:20] once we know it works we'll be uploading the packaged version [12:44] mahmoh, http://people.canonical.com/~rsalveti/pxe/ and http://git.linaro.org/gitweb?p=boot/u-boot-linaro-stable.git;a=blob;f=doc/README.pxecfg [12:44] ogra_: thx [12:54] ogra_: any url for new packages working on my 10z [14:00] http://www.engadget.com/2011/06/29/ubuntu-demonstrated-running-on-galaxy-tab-10-1-summarily-dubbed/ [14:01] eh [14:01] suihkulokki: tabuntu is what I used to call my project :p [14:02] but seriously, that is just a chroot [14:02] so it seems.. I thought from engadget report that it was someething else [14:08] suihkulokki: yeah the news always reports the chroot and never the real deal [14:10] maybe if I posted a video showing native boot on my 7" SGT engadget would report on it [14:22] I can see my wlan0 under ifconfig and I configured /etc/network/interfaces [14:23] but wlan0 did not connect and did not reserve any ip [14:23] can anyone please help me? [14:23] I do sudo ifdown wlan0 [14:23] sudo ifup wlan0 several times but did not succedd [14:36] iface wlan0 inet dhcp [14:36] wireless-essid ANY [14:36] wireless-mode managed [14:36] I used this one as my interfaces file [14:37] but cannot connect :( [14:37] ifconfig returns no it address :( [14:37] please guys can anyone help me? [14:39] kunguz: ar you using a crypted wifi? [14:39] Spider-Pork: no, an open one [14:39] Spider-Pork: I configured my interfaces as in [14:40] iface wlan0 inet dhcp [14:40] wireless-essid ANY [14:40] wireless-mode managed [14:40] Spider-Pork: I do sudo ifdown wlan0 and sudo ifup wlan0 but ifconfig returns with no ip address :( [14:40] sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart? [14:40] Spider-Pork: I did that several time [14:41] Spider-Pork: I am using ubuntu-arm headless by the way [14:41] with that version i hadn't problems [14:41] so, paste to ideone your interface and ifconfig [14:42] *interfaces [14:42] Spider-Pork: ok doing it right away [14:44] Spider-Pork: http://sudrap.org/paste/text/14974/ [14:45] Spider-Pork: I can also add lsusb if you like to === Ursinha_ is now known as Ursinha [14:47] Spider-Pork: http://sudrap.org/paste/text/14975/ [14:47] Spider-Pork: this is my lsusb [14:48] kunguz: i'm not an expert, i'll try anyway to help you [14:48] Spider-Pork: thank you very much, incase it helps and this is my dmesg: http://www.sudrap.org/paste/text/14976/ [14:50] iwlist wlan0 scan? [14:51] Spider-Pork: unfortunately there is now iwlist installed in ubuntu-arm headless [14:51] you can't temporally have an ethernet cable? [14:52] just to download wireless-tool [14:52] Spider-Pork: sorry, this is a beagleboard :( [14:52] Spider-Pork: best I can do is to connect it to some host via USB, but do not know if I can share internet via USB [14:53] Spider-Pork: or I can try to install iwlist offline by downloading it into an usb memory and then dpkg it to the system [14:53] yep [14:53] Spider-Pork: let me try to install wireless-tools [14:53] i'm not so skilled about wifi [14:53] Spider-Pork: after that I will try to update the situation [14:53] i'm reading some posts on google [14:54] Spider-Pork: thank you very much for your replies, where does ubuntu-arm hold it's packages on the web? [14:54] Spider-Pork: http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/pool/ ? [14:54] i dunno :( [14:56] kunguz: wait [14:56] try this http://www.susegeek.com/wireless/iwconfig-wireless-interface-configuration-utility-in-linux/ [14:57] Spider-Pork: this I can try once I install the wireless-tools, I will keep this in my mind. [14:57] before install wireless-tools try this link [14:57] maybe you'll get connection up without any tool [15:02] Spider-Pork: I installed wirelesss-tools [15:02] Spider-Pork: when I do iwlist wlan0 scan [15:02] Spider-Pork: it return no scan results [15:02] Spider-Pork: strange because a computer 10 cm away can find a wireless lan [15:02] iwconfig return? [15:03] Spider-Pork: http://sudrap.org/paste/text/14978/ [15:04] Spider-Pork: I am rebooting the system now, to see if anything changes with the reboot after I install wireless-tools [15:04] ok [15:04] Spider-Pork: isn't all these a strange behaviour or am I missing some part? [15:05] i dunno, i have a pandaboard and works perfectly [15:05] try to reboot and then we will use iwconfig [15:06] Spider-Pork: I rebooted it and again iwlist wlan0 scan return no scan results. [15:06] try with iwconfig [15:06] iwconfig wlan0 up essid ?your essid? [15:06] iwconfig wlan0 up essid "your essid" [15:08] Spider-Pork: http://www.sudrap.org/paste/text/14979/ [15:09] Spider-Pork: access point: not -associated :( [15:09] try without "" [15:11] Spider-Pork: ok, it is the same result unfortunately :( [15:13] Spider-Pork: iwlist wlan0 scan return something now: http://www.sudrap.org/paste/text/14980/ [15:13] Spider-Pork: it sees the wireless, right? [15:14] yep :) [15:15] Spider-Pork: and how do I connect to it? :D [15:15] try with sudo iwconfig wlan0 mode managed channel 11 essid "KU" [15:16] Spider-Pork: ifconfig's RX bytes increases but still there is no ip :( [15:16] signal quality is 16/100, is it too low to connect? [15:17] is not good [15:17] you has an antenna? [15:17] os is without it? [15:17] *have [15:17] my god [15:17] Spider-Pork: let me see then, I do not have any antenna but I can move the beagleboard in a better place [15:18] is not a good idea to use a wifi without an antenna [15:19] Spider-Pork: yes [15:19] Spider-Pork: finally [15:19] Spider-Pork: I got an ip [15:19] Spider-Pork: thank you very very much [15:19] Spider-Pork: let me see if I can ping anywhere [15:20] Spider-Pork: I can ping and I am so happy !!!! [15:20] Spider-Pork: thank you very much [15:23] kunguz: glad to see this :) [15:23] anyway is better to use an antenna with your wifi chip [15:23] Spider-Pork: now I can install lxde desktop and have fun with my beagleboard [15:23] Spider-Pork: finally [15:23] Spider-Pork: this I will keep in mind [15:24] be careful [15:24] is a remote possibility but you can damege it [15:25] *damage [15:27] Spider-Pork: there is this strange behaviour now, usb hub stops working after a while [15:27] Spider-Pork: it may require more power, I will energize it to see if this is the case [15:37] during using internet usb wifi element disappears all of a sudden [15:38] this is the tail of dmesg http://www.sudrap.org/paste/text/14983/ [15:40] let me see if this is caused by any metal dust on beagleboard... [16:06] ping ogra_ [16:13] kunguz: link an antenna to your beagle [16:13] (if there isn't one present) [16:28] prpplague: Hey Dave [16:30] dschucker, yes ? === MrCurious_ is now known as MrCurious [18:32] lag: hey bud [18:32] lag: what's cookin? === MrCurious_ is now known as MrCurious [20:48] prpplague: Dude! [20:49] prpplague: What you doin' with yourself lately? [21:09] lag: working like a slave [21:09] prpplague: Aren't we call [21:10] prpplague: Was it you that owned Tin Can Tools? [21:10] lag: i'm partners in can TinCanTools [21:12] prpplague: What's the difference between the Flyswatter and the AmontecTiny2? [21:13] lag: i;m not familiar with the amontectiny2, let me have a look [21:15] lag: not seeting anything for tiny2 [21:15] lag: you got a url? [21:16] Sorry, it's not called that at all [21:16] It's called the JtagKey2. [21:16] prpplague: http://www.amontec.com/jtagkey2.shtml [21:17] lag: ahh right, the jtagkey2 is based on the ft2232h which has a higher bandwidth, up to 30MHz [21:17] prpplague: ... and what's the Flyswatter? [21:17] lag: tincantools will be introducing the flyswatter2 which will be similar to the jtagkey2 [21:18] prpplague: Price? [21:18] lag: flyswatter is based on the earlier ft2232d which can only do around 3MHz, similar to the original jtagkey [21:19] lag: price will be slightly less than the jtagkey2, but flyswatter2 won't be available for a few more months [21:19] prpplague: Does the FlySwatter work with Snowball? [21:21] prpplague: I need to shoot, it's 21:20 here [21:21] prpplague: Perhaps speak tomorrow [21:21] lag: snowball is cortex-a9 based, similar to the pandaboard. openocd has early support for A9 and can use the flyswatter [21:21] lag: later