[00:21] if i connected to my board with serial, it would say last login from …. would it sound weird to have ttyS2 instead of tty02 ? === hrww is now known as hrw === NCommander is now known as Guest93709 === fabo__ is now known as fabo [09:20] ogra_: infinity: you know that the alsa-lib updates from last night is wrong? [09:20] grep SDP4430 /usr/share/alsa/ucm/Panda/* [09:20] is wrong... [09:20] aww, thats alsa-lib instead of alsa, right ? [09:21] hmm, no [09:21] whats wrong about it = [09:21] ? [09:22] no. the ucm files are in share/alsa/ucm [09:22] do you have audio working? [09:22] the .conf is in the subdir here [09:22] * ogra_ isnt near a panda and actually on his way out atm [09:22] i'll test when i come back [09:23] (some RL stuff) === Guest59546 is now known as zumbi [09:24] if you run alsaucm it use the UCM config to config the driver, and the config params are taken in the script. in the Panda scripts we have thinkgs like hw:SDP4430 which will fail on Panda... [09:25] GrueMaster: ^^ === zumbi is now known as Guest55925 [09:25] right [09:25] so that might need a fix then [09:26] infinity, ^^^ [09:27] It was fixed. [09:27] * ogra_ -> really out now ... will be back for the call [09:28] infinity: nope. you didn't change the params in the config file. you still have references to hw:SDP4430 *inside* the files. [09:28] on my panda: [09:28] alsaucm -c Panda set _verb HiFi [09:28] Im setting defaults [09:28] ALSA lib main.c:260:(execute_sequence) unable to open ctl device 'hw:SDP4430' [09:28] ALSA lib main.c:1287:(set_verb_user) error: failed to initialize new use case: HiFi [09:29] Oh, feh. I forgot the sed on the version I uploaded. [09:29] after the upgrade [09:29] Balls. [09:29] It was right in the local test version. :/ [09:33] ndec1: Fixed. [09:33] great. [09:33] ndec1: Thanks for the catch. Annoyance of testing on one machine and uploading on another. :/ [09:33] while(1) apt-get update && apt-get upgrade ;-) === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [10:00] infinity, are idle arm builders assigned build jobs randomly or is there a prioritization? [10:05] janimo: It's either alphabetical or based on a serial in the table (ie: it's just a table lookup), but you could talk to wgrant about seeing if they can be reordered. ;) [10:05] infinity, would make sense to reoder and put pandas first no? [10:06] janimo: I suppose, except that armel isn't keeping those anyway. [10:06] It's pretty much random and difficult to change. [10:06] wgrant: Shouldn't be random, surely. I'm sure it's deterministic. [10:06] wgrant, so not even alphabetical as infinity said? [10:06] infinity: Deterministic, but not predictable. [10:06] wgrant: I'm assuming based on the order they get spit out of the table. [10:06] infinity: Not any more. [10:06] Oh. [10:07] Because SQL is hard, and we had to do it even worse? :) [10:07] Each builder has its own state machine in the Twisted daemon. [10:07] Oh, right. [10:07] It's entirely asynchronous. [10:07] the name is fitting [10:07] I forgot about the parallel rewrit. [10:07] e [10:07] Once a builder is done, we schedule the next scan for 15s from whenever it finished. [10:07] And dispatching is done on a per-builder basis. [10:08] So whenever a builder is not building anything, the next scan will query the DB to see if there are any jobs. [10:08] We could possibly rework it to queue a bit differently, but at present no statement can be made about the ordering. [10:08] Yeah, like I said, I forgot entirely about that rewrite. [10:08] No point trying to weight them. [10:09] Speaking of armhf... when's it going to happen? [10:09] wgrant: Well, we may have missed our cutoff for getting a gcc upload in. :/ [10:09] wgrant: So, it might just have to open with P. [10:10] Yeah. [10:10] Not happy about all the delays, but whatever. Life goes on. [10:10] We'll just have to get an army of Pandas to make up for it. [10:11] or imx53s as they are easier to get [10:12] Maybe we'll have A15s of some variety eventually... [10:19] infinity: bzr commit, git log -p|less. you are not alone === Guest55925 is now known as zumbi [11:51] janimo, the panda cluster took a year to happen from when i made the first proposal to today [11:52] janimo, better bet for mx56 or so :) [11:52] or mx58 or however freescale will call the overnext generation [12:02] ogra_, a difference is pandas were scarce, whereas imx53 seems to be in good supply [12:03] janimo, still you need to desing the whole crap [12:03] and the needs more pressing now and also the communication better [12:03] davidm, said they'd fit in the same case he designed === alf_ is now known as alf_dalek === alf_dalek is now known as alf_ [12:58] imx53 eh? [13:23] ogra, i.MX615 probably is the next big chip [13:25] with a D or a Q at the end for how many cores it has [14:10] actually if i disable SUSPEND*, panda doesn't hang anymore [14:10] i really don't understand how they reproduced it without SUSPEND support [14:10] doh [14:10] yeah, me neither [14:10] but they also use the pvr driver [14:13] but that is still triggered only from suspend [14:33] ppisati: you disabled SUSPEND support in the kernel, right? [14:34] sebjan: as a test? [14:34] sebjan: yes, and it doesn' hang anymore [14:34] ok [14:34] the kernel in the archive has [14:34] (wait) [14:35] http://paste.ubuntu.com/699814/ [14:35] this is what i reverted [14:35] this way, no more hangs [14:35] well, as i said in the call, its mostly a gnome-power-manager bug .... [14:35] which is being worked on [14:35] so, we keep it on? [14:35] well, it doesnt work on the kernel side either ... we might want to switch it off :) [14:36] asd :) [14:36] that suspend doesnt work and that g-p-m triggers suspend are surely two separate bugs [14:36] well, actually i think the only bug is kernel side [14:36] g-p-m is a bit too aggressive IMO [14:36] to suspend the thing after 30mins [14:36] well, the system forcefully goes to suspend after 30min idle time [14:37] yep [14:37] thats the g-p-m bug [14:37] yep [14:37] anyway [14:37] if we can't work it out, i switch it off [14:37] ok? [14:37] yep [14:37] doesnt do any good to have it on :) [14:37] if it just locks the system at least [14:38] righty right my friend :) [14:38] yes, it's safer/easier to deactivate it for now [14:43] sebjan: does it happen with [14:43] sebjan: git://git.linaro.org/ubuntu/linux-linaro-oneiric.git too? [14:46] ppisati: I don't know. Not sure if this tree has the TI patches [14:47] ppisati: I use the tilt-linux-linaro-3.0 branch from Andy's tree [14:47] sebjan: ok, and it does exhibit the problem even with no SUSPEND, right? [14:49] ppisati: well, we can see a similar problem with no suspend but are unsure of its origin. It could be related to the sgx driver activation. That will be interesting to test Ubuntu kernel + sgx [14:49] (in this case we don't have any suspend traces in the console) [14:50] sebjan: and how do you reproduce it? [14:50] sebjan: just leave the board idle? [14:50] ppisati: well, just wait some time :) [14:50] anyone build mongodb lately? [14:50] the 2.0 release builds [14:55] sebjan: half an hour is enought? [14:57] ppisati: not sure. I know it happens quickly sometimes [15:01] ogra_: i remember there was an installer bug yesterday. what was this problem? [15:08] bug 806751 [15:08] ndec1: you have a ti branch you are using to test 4460 support? [15:08] Launchpad bug 806751 in debian-installer "Boot partition on SD is too small on omap/omap4" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/806751 [15:08] bug 820621 [15:08] Launchpad bug 820621 in flash-kernel "netinstall fails to make omap system bootable during install" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/820621 [15:08] bug 709245 [15:08] Launchpad bug 709245 in linux-ti-omap4 "ARM SMP scheduler performance bug" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/709245 [15:08] bug 779410 [15:08] Launchpad bug 779410 in flash-kernel "package initramfs-tools 0.98.8ubuntu3 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/779410 [15:09] all fix are in the archives? [15:09] since when? [15:11] ndec1, sorry, that wasnt for you, i'm preparing the release report for #ubuntu-meeting [15:11] ah! [15:13] ogra_: we are getting 'installer crashed' with one of our recent image. could we be missing a pkg? [15:14] that you've fixed? [15:16] hmm, we fixed plenty things [15:19] ogra_: does the very latest image work fine ? e.g. for the installer? [15:19] for me the last image worked, yeah [15:19] i used it yesterday to hunt down the icon bug === rickytaylor26 is now known as ricky26 [15:32] ndec1: There are still issues during oem-config that I see, but they are very timing specific. I can reliably reproduce them here on some SD cards, but not others. [15:32] This is the 20110928 image. [15:46] prpplague: there's one from the ti landing team [15:46] prpplague: http://git.linaro.org/gitweb?p=people/andygreen/kernel-tilt.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/tilt-linux-linaro-3.0 [15:46] I know this branch works fine at 4460 [15:47] rsalveti: yea ndec1 pointed me to that one [15:47] there's also the tracking branch, based on 3.1 [15:47] but not working properly I believe [15:47] missing some hwmod changes [15:47] correct [15:47] prpplague: what was the question? [15:49] ndec1: just need a build for some 4460 testing [15:50] prpplague: funny you ask... because if I needed one i would generally ask you ;-) [15:50] ndec1: hehe, well, i;'ve been testing the head of all the TI trees and everyone has something wrong with them [15:51] prpplague: there isn't just 1 tree? [15:51] ndec1: no [15:52] ;-) [15:56] haha :-) [16:09] sebjan: i left the board idle for a while but no hang [16:09] sebjan: titl-linux-linaro + ubuntu userspace [16:09] dist-upgrade an hour ago or so === soren_ is now known as soren [16:19] sebjan: ok, if i force the suspend it hangs [16:19] as expected === vila is now known as science === science is now known as vila === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-lunch === Ursinha-lunch is now known as Ursinha [18:35] ndec1: core 4460 support so far looks good on that one you referenced [19:14] I am going to try my cruzer key (not the kingston) === Jack87|Away is now known as Jack87 === Jack87 is now known as Jack87|Away [22:26] Hey look, the slideshow works. [22:26] That's much less ugly. [23:06] GrueMaster / ogra_ any of you guys know if userspace spi dev is enabled in the panda supported kernels? [23:07] (for ubuntu releases that is )