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temp | Hello, does somebody know how to boot with tv output with a beagleboard and 11.04 image? | 02:18 |
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twb | So <coworker> was burgled last night, and suddenly I'm raising the priority of doing whole-disk encryption on my new netbook. | 03:13 |
twb | lilstevie: am I likely to encounter any problems doing whole-disk LUKS encryption of Debian/Ubuntu on the eMMC of a TF101? | 03:14 |
twb | (I nearly bought one yesterday, but I decided to wait a month until the 3G model comes out, so I don't actually have one to test yet.) | 03:15 |
lilstevie | 3G one won't be able to do this stuff to just FYI | 03:16 |
lilstevie | and whole disk encryption would have some issues | 03:16 |
twb | eI'm assuming the 3G one will be identical except for having a 3G device jumpered to a USB or PCIE header | 03:18 |
twb | Hmm, no mention of hardware AES acceleration for the Tegra 250 T20 | 03:20 |
lilstevie | 3G one will feature the new Secure Boot key | 03:24 |
lilstevie | and yes, the AP20 most certainly has an AES accelerator | 03:24 |
twb | Fuck (re secure boot); yay (re AP20) | 03:25 |
twb | I said T20 not AP20 based on https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Tegra_2 | 03:25 |
lilstevie | eh, they are very similar | 03:26 |
twb | Nod | 03:26 |
lilstevie | in any case, SBK is handled by the AES accelerator | 03:26 |
twb | SBK = Secure Boot Key? | 03:27 |
lilstevie | yeah | 03:28 |
twb | And because TF101G has SBK, I wouldn't be able to reflash it with Debian? | 03:28 |
lilstevie | well all tf101's have an SBK set | 03:32 |
lilstevie | just last time the SBK leaked | 03:32 |
lilstevie | and ASUS cracked it and all newer devices starting with B7O series devices (random assortment of them) have the new SBK | 03:33 |
lilstevie | given that the tf101g's have been manafactured since the changeover happened | 03:35 |
twb | Ah, OK | 03:39 |
twb | So should I wait and get a TF101G, and hope that someone leaks the SBK key quickly, or should I just get a TF101 and a 3G dongle? | 03:39 |
lilstevie | well the SBK /may/ have already leaked ;) | 03:40 |
* twb reads http://androidroot.mobi/technical/tf-secure-boot-key/ | 03:40 | |
* Martyn has just about gotten the hp touchsmart to run arbitrary code | 03:42 | |
Martyn | they aren't using trustzone, thank goodness | 03:43 |
lilstevie | Martyn: :) | 03:43 |
Martyn | still a long, long, long way from getting u-boot or any arbitrary bootloader on there | 03:44 |
Martyn | but I can crash WebOS, and that's a start | 03:44 |
* twb wishes there was enough consumer demand to make handsets fungible, like peecees | 03:44 | |
Martyn | supposedly there are some units that shipped with Android, according to Gizmodo | 03:44 |
Martyn | no details available though (and they are running froyo) | 03:44 |
lilstevie | Martyn: yeah I heard about that | 03:44 |
Martyn | My big issue, right now, is chasing down the IO slowdown issue with cortex A9 SMP | 03:45 |
Martyn | right now, I'm worried the problem lies in the SCU | 03:45 |
Martyn | so I'm trying to get a kernel where the SCU is disabled but still SMP | 03:46 |
Martyn | and getting ftrace and oprofile working on STmicro | 03:46 |
Martyn | IT's really bugging me that disk IO, usb IO, emmc IO are all affected by the bug | 03:50 |
Martyn | and this is a pretty serious bug .. | 03:50 |
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julumme | hi guys, I'm trying to compile lirc on beagleboard, but the make will complain about genksyms: scripts/genksyms/genksyms: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected | 04:58 |
julumme | file genksyms says: genksyms: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.15, not stripped | 04:58 |
julumme | should it be for armel ? | 04:59 |
julumme | I have successfully compiled the kernel from those sources (cross compiled, though) | 04:59 |
julumme | after compiling, I copied those sources also over to ubuntu that is running on beagle | 05:00 |
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Guest68784 | can anyone help me in arm9 in a custom board on a custom platform | 09:13 |
Guest68784 | ?? | 09:13 |
ogra_ | beyond thatr fact that we dont support such old arches with ubuntu, you could just tra to ask, probably someone can help | 09:15 |
ogra_ | *try | 09:15 |
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temp | Hello, How can I boot with the tv out as main output with a beagleboard? | 16:17 |
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jo-erlend | Oneiric comes with a server edition for ARM, right? I thought perhaps I could use my IGEPv2 (OMAP3) as a mikroserver. Will I still have to install the Linaro kernel and what kind of other obstacles should I be prepared for? | 21:13 |
jo-erlend | It's been a couple of years since I played with that card, I think. It's a waste. I'd like to use it for _something_ :) | 21:22 |
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temp | Hello, how can I boot a beagleboard with tv out as my main display? | 23:24 |
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