[02:12] <Xase> Yay for ARM
[02:34] <twb> ubot2: seen lilstevie
[02:34] <ubot2> I have no seen command
[02:34] <twb> Bah.
[02:42] <lilstevie> twb: I haven't forgotten about you
[03:39] <twb> Yay!
[04:47] <Xase> Bah.
[05:38] <CodeWar> looking for a good ARM development system .. doesn't have to be a tablet
[05:38] <CodeWar> so far found trimslice .. probably try Asus TF101 .. let me know if there are other suggestions
[05:48] <lilstevie> CodeWar: TrimSlice and the TF101 are pretty cool
[05:48] <lilstevie> TrimSlice is probably slightly better though
[05:49] <CodeWar> lilstevie, does it run Ubuntu properly .. not sure how to purchase one their site doesn't mention
[06:03] <lilstevie> define properly :p
[06:03] <lilstevie> it runs well if thats what you mean
[06:03] <lilstevie> there are ofc still a few bugs
[06:03] <lilstevie> and to purchase look at the resellers list
[06:28] <Xase> Trimslice looks fun
[06:29] <Xase> Meh I was trying to run ubuntu 11.10 from SD slot on my nook color... at least 11.04 hanged the power on of the device until the SD card was removed... this 11.10 doesn't even seem to get ead.
[06:29] <Xase> read*
[06:31] <gildean> oneiric works with trim-slice
[06:31] <gildean> i just upgraded one yesterday
[06:32] <gildean> and i'm thinking about building an installer for it
[06:32] <gildean> or at least upgrade the natty version compulab distributes
[06:33] <Xase> I wonder if Trimslice offers volume discounts...
[06:34] <Xase> Those would make a sweet setup for an internet cafe.
[06:36] <Xase> Man if I wasn't afraid of damaging my nook color physically, I'd rip it apart.
[06:36] <gildean> i'm sure you could come up to an agreement
[06:36] <Xase> I think it would make a pretty bada$$ ubuntu tablet.
[06:37] <gildean> they sold the pro model as dev-kit for half the price
[06:37] <Xase> There
[06:37] <Xase> There's no notion as to whether or not it is reading this damn sd card.
[06:41] <Xase> Feh...
[06:42] <Xase> Two hours DDing that img for nil.
[06:44] <Xase> Oooh
[06:44] <Xase> Found something interesting while holding my n key :D
[06:44] <Xase> a custom uboot menu
[06:46] <Xase> Ah fiddlesticks... it lets me boot from sd, but hangs like the old Natty install
[06:48] <Xase> Maybe the kernel is acting up?
[07:24] <gildean> yeah, sounds like it doesn't like some of the nooks hardware or something like that
[07:25] <gildean> hmm, try to suppress the quiet option in the boot and you might see what's wrong
[07:32] <Xase> I would but it's a very rudimentary boot menu interface to uboot, that doesn't give any options other than selecting emmc/sdcard and uimage/wuimage
[07:33] <Xase> I don't get access to anything of the oneiric's image it seems.
[07:35] <Xase> I'm trying to figure out how to mount the second partition of this sdcard... with vold
[07:36] <Xase> What is the fs type of the second partition made by DDing the arm preinstalled image?
[07:42] <Xase> ext2?
[07:52] <Xase> o.o
[08:04] <Xase> ROFL!!!
[08:04] <Xase> There's a typo in /etc/vold.fstab on the Encore (Nook Color)
[08:05] <Xase> ## Vold 2.0 Barns and Nobel Encore
[11:23] <Guest956> hi all, oneric on beagleboard-xm howto? Mine loops on booting kernel?
[14:09] <Bodman456_> Hi all
[14:13] <Martyn> morning
[14:13] <Bodman456_> I have a question
[14:14]  * Martyn is spending his morning installing oneiric onto a reference ARM platform server
[14:14] <Martyn> ever fun
[14:16] <Bodman456_> with the current state of Ubuntu ARM, will any of the Natty release kernels work upon the Qualcomm Snapdragon APQ8060 ARMv7 processor?
[14:17] <Martyn> it's arm v7, so it should
[14:17] <Martyn> although the APQ kernel isn't natively supported that I know of
[14:17] <Bodman456_> Hmm
[14:18] <Martyn> so you will have to -re-compile a release kernel with the support you need
[14:18] <Martyn> not a hard thing to do
[14:18] <Bodman456_> Ah, thanks
[14:18] <Martyn> the problem is the usual one.  ARM isn't a unified platform
[14:18] <Bodman456_> Yeah
[14:18] <Martyn> it's even worse than that, really.  You need to enable -board- support
[14:19] <Bodman456_> We've got Qualcomm with Snapdragon, TI with OMAP, and nVidia with Tegra/2
[14:20] <Bodman456_> all with their own  unique features, with different calls
[14:21] <Bodman456_> I'll take a look at compiling the kernel later and loading it onto my TouchPad to see if it boots.
[14:23] <Martyn> ahhh :)
[14:23]  * Martyn points to his TouchPad :)
[14:23] <Martyn> It will definitely boot
[14:24] <Martyn> there's already some work on the wiki to tell you what's what
[14:24] <Martyn> bootloader installation was the un-fun part
[14:24] <Bodman456_> Oh, didn't even notice that
[14:24] <Bodman456_> XD
[14:25] <Bodman456_> at least we have moboot to make this a lot easier
[14:26] <Martyn> I got u-boot working, but it's a bear to install
[14:30] <Bodman456_> nice
[14:30] <Martyn> Well, nice-er
[14:30] <Martyn> but moboot does the job
[14:31] <Martyn> ubuntuchroot is the most popular method, of course
[14:35] <Bodman456_> yeah
[14:35] <Bodman456_> I'd prefer the option of a native boot though
[14:37] <Bodman456_> woops
[14:38] <Bodman456_> accidentally closed my wIRC card
[16:59] <robclark> hmm, does unity-greeter depend on GL stuff?
[16:59]  * robclark is wondering why unity-greeter doesn't work but gtk-greeter does..
[17:00] <robclark> (although also possible something got b0rked in the natty->oneirick upgrade)
[17:29] <GrueMaster> robclark: I would suspect the upgrade.  I had the same issue going from Oneiric Alpha2 up (weekly dist-upgrades when the pool was settled).
[17:29] <GrueMaster> Although I have not done a Natty>Oneiric upgrade yet.
[17:33] <brandini> GrueMaster: I've made progress on my openbsd port to the panda
[17:33] <brandini> I'm really excited :)
[17:33] <GrueMaster> Have fun with that.
[17:33] <brandini> I am!
[17:34] <GrueMaster> Personally, I am not much interested in freeBSD.  Now, getting Ubuntu on my Nook Color, that sounds like a fun challenge.
[17:34] <brandini> freebsd is not the same as openbsd
[17:34] <GrueMaster> Just hope I have time for side projects this cycle.
[17:34] <brandini> it does sound fun!
[17:35] <GrueMaster> Last cycle I used my NC for actually reading.  How odd.  :P
[17:35] <brandini> :)
[17:36] <GrueMaster> At any rate, it is Saturday after release.  Fragfest at a friends house all day.  Time to go kill kittens (on screen).
[17:36] <brandini> Yay!
[17:41] <CodeWar> how can I check what apps are available on ARM Ubuntu 11.04/11.10 repositories
[17:41] <CodeWar> particularly I m interested in the port of Java
[21:00] <rlrosa> hi
[21:02] <rlrosa> i installed
[21:02] <rlrosa> gcc-arm-linux-gnueabi
[21:02] <rlrosa> g++-arm-linux-gnueabi
[21:02] <rlrosa> on ubuntu 11.04
[21:02] <rlrosa> i can cross compile successfully with gcc-arm.. , but g++ fails to link libc:
[21:02] <rlrosa> /usr/lib/gcc/arm-linux-gnueabi/4.5.2/../../../../arm-linux-gnueabi/bin/ld: warning: libc.so, needed by /usr/lib/gcc/arm-linux-gnueabi/4.5.2/libgcc_s.so.1, not found (try using -rpath or -rpath-link)
[21:02] <rlrosa> any tips?