=== Jack87|Away is now known as Jack87 === Jack87 is now known as Jack87|Away === chrisccoulson_ is now known as chrisccoulson === Jack87|Away is now known as Jack87 [09:17] did someone built xmbc for armel? [09:18] hrw: doesn't appear to be in the archive at all [09:18] twb`: I know [09:18] File an RFP [09:18] would not ask if it would be ;D [09:18] https://launchpad.net/~team-xbmc/+archive/unstable/+packages has source packages [09:42] I'm having trouble "PXE" booting my pandaboard. I'm doing "setenv pxecfg_ram 0×88000000" yet "pxecfg get" reports "Load address: 0x0" and then it crashes. Has something changed since the docs I'm reading, or am I just using an old u-boot version? [09:46] * rbasak asks in #u-boot [10:22] rbasak: this works for me - https://gist.github.com/1205751 [10:57] Thanks jamespage. Why the second partition? [10:57] rbasak: I don't think you actually need that if you are just using for PXE boot/install [10:58] but that is a standard 2 partition layout [10:59] Ah OK [10:59] I've not seen ENV.txt before [10:59] I got that off the Ubuntu ARM QA page [11:00] my arm preseed pulls that script in the late_command onto the install system [11:00] so I can just login and re-image the SD card ready for a fresh network install [11:00] reboot and off you got - tada! [11:01] OK that worked, I think it was the MLO/u-boot.bin binaries that I was using that didn't have proper support [11:01] Now I just need to fix the cobbler end - it's not booting an i386 kernel for some strange reason :-) [11:02] rbasak, I did jot a few notes [11:03] http://pad.ubuntu.com/arm-server-netboot [11:03] thanks! [11:18] ppisati, hi, do you need to do anything special in cross kernel builds for the linux-tools package? I read they were special in some regard and may need extra cross libs [11:38] jamespage: all working, no issues at all following your instructions - thanks! [11:39] rbasak, np - glad it was helpful === doko_ is now known as doko [12:45] test [13:00] janimo: never cross compiled linux-tools [13:01] janimo: when i recompiled it, i did it on the panda [13:01] janimo: after it's not much stuff [13:01] ppisati, but when you build a source package, does it not build the tools too? [13:01] janimo: no [13:01] janimo: ah wait [13:01] hmm, I thought it is the same source. perf & co [13:01] janimo: i alwats cross compile just one kernel flavour [13:01] janimo: yep, same source [13:02] janimo: but i just cross the kernel [13:02] ah [13:02] I thought everything that is built on the servers is also cross compiled before by devs while testing [13:03] janimo: just cross compile the kernel because is handy [13:03] and much faster [13:03] jcrigby, have you cross-compiled linux-tools for the kernels you maintain? [13:03] ppisati, indeed [13:11] " [13:17] janimo: there are a few patches specifically for proper cross support at linux-linaro [13:17] afaik for scripts and so on [13:18] maybe jcrigby also fixed the tools [13:58] janimo, I am able to cross compile with do_tools on. There are some patches there that make it work. You also need some arm libs installed. [13:59] jcrigby, is this written up somewhere? Specifically which patches and which libs :) [13:59] janimo, no but I will do that and put it in a wiki and let you know. [13:59] jcrigby, I'd like to do a full cross-build of a kernel tree for a single flavour, the toshiba ac100, and to follow linaro/ubuntu kernel processes [14:00] jcrigby, thanks a lot! [14:00] janimo, np. Something I've been meaning to do for some time. === jhobbs_ is now known as jhobbs === jkridner_ is now known as jkridner === chuck_ is now known as zul === jkridner_ is now known as jkridner