[02:41] <lilstevie> twb, still interested in what sbkdetectv2 does
[02:41] <lilstevie> ?
[02:46] <stlsaint> Im trying to customize the ARM release for backtrack. is that possible on a laptop system? would really prefer to rebuild
[02:48] <twb> lilstevie: sure
[02:48] <twb> lilstevie: although I really want u-boot.bin
[02:49] <lilstevie> heh , sorry about the delay with that btw, it is crunch time at uni, last week and a half before exams, many many assignments to hand in, havent had time to decrypt and dump
[02:50] <lilstevie> but basically there is an encrypted blob compiled in, that blob is the usb command "queryrcmvers"
[02:50] <lilstevie> it gets sent via usb bulk transfer to the device
[02:50] <lilstevie> if the command decrypts correctly it replies in plain text
[02:51] <lilstevie> if not, it hangs up the device
[02:51] <Lopi> stlsaint, yes it is possible
[02:51] <lilstevie> the blob itself is encrypted with the new B7+ SBK
[02:51] <lilstevie> ohai Lopi
[02:51] <Lopi> stlsaint, simply remove/install whatever packages you want
[02:51] <Lopi> stlsaint, switch to the DE/WM or your choice, etc.
[02:52] <lilstevie> fancy seeing you here :p
[02:52] <Lopi> ohai lilstevie
[02:52] <Lopi> big surprise right? ;p
[02:52] <stlsaint> Lopi: well im not sure how
[02:52] <lilstevie> yeah seeing as you haven't really even been on irc lately
[02:52] <stlsaint> Lopi: i see that mounting/chroot is not the same as with regular iso
[02:52] <stlsaint> as wiht a .img file
[02:53] <lilstevie> twb, thing is though, the source for sbkdetect will probably not be released
[02:54] <Lopi> stlsaint, for example, you could boot the img in qemu and install/remove packages, etc.
[02:55] <Lopi> stlsaint, your changes will be saved and the img will still be intact
[02:55] <Lopi> stlsaint, additionally, you can mount the image and edit config files if it's small changes
[02:55] <stlsaint> Lopi: ah ok forgot all about qemu, how would a mount on the .img work? i tried and got nothing but errors.
[02:56] <Lopi> stlsaint, I haven't done it personally, but typically like this: sudo mount -o loop file.img /media/BT5
[02:57] <Lopi> stlsaint, depends on what distro you use, you don't have to use /media
[02:57] <stlsaint> Lopi: right that is what i thought and tried but it does not work that way
[02:57] <Lopi> stlsaint, what's the error?
[02:58] <Lopi> stlsaint, I'm going to have to do this eventually as I'm porting Ubuntu and BT5 to the iPad ;p
[02:58] <Lopi> stlsaint, either way qemu is a nice work around
[02:58] <stlsaint> Lopi: sorry i mistaken your words, the mount works fine and can edit configs, im still thinking the chroot method but you clarified that with qemu
[02:59] <stlsaint> Lopi: btw there is already a BT5 image for the motorola xoom
[02:59] <Lopi> stlsaint, native or chroot jail?
[02:59] <stlsaint> Lopi: but you are unable to install mysql/postgresql for some reason that i cannot figure out
[03:00] <Lopi> stlsaint, most likely chroot jail on top of android unless lilstevie or LIV2 did it ;p
[03:01] <Lopi> stlsaint, yeah it's a chroot jail
[03:01] <stlsaint> Lopi: sorry, yes chroot method
[03:01] <Lopi> stlsaint, you'll need to make modifications by booting it with qemu first
[03:01] <stlsaint> Lopi: oh ok
[03:02] <Lopi> stlsaint, never played with it on android, but I assume you don't have write access to the rootfs this way
[03:03] <stlsaint> Lopi: on tablet? tablet is rooted
[03:04] <Lopi> stlsaint, yeah
[03:04] <Lopi> stlsaint, I don't really know how it all works never looked into it
[03:05] <stlsaint> Lopi: on the tablet the arm img just chroots (for now)
[03:05] <stlsaint> the backtrack team has not shown or expressed any further plans for development on it
[03:06] <stlsaint> a guy who makes roms for the xoom went ahead and threw together a script to automate the process of unpacking the .gz and scripts ,etc
[03:06] <stlsaint> now im troubleshooting the mysql/postgresql issue to help with further development
[03:07] <stlsaint> just never dealt with ARM before so its all new to me as well
[03:07] <Lopi> it's really not much different
[03:09] <stlsaint> Lopi: so you say i will have to make some adjustments to boot the qemu image?
[03:12] <Lopi> stlsaint, nah you should be able to boot the img in qemu without modifications
[03:13] <stlsaint> oh ok
[03:21] <stlsaint> Lopi: hrm, errors given when trying to boot img
[03:21] <twb> -M is important
[03:21] <Lopi> stlsaint, what are the errors and what command are you using to boot the img?
[03:22] <stlsaint> Lopi: says booting from hard disk...failed: couldnt not read the boot disk...same for floppy of course...
[03:22] <stlsaint> then for cd-rom
[03:22] <twb> lilstevie: re exams -- no worries, BTDT
[03:22] <Lopi> stlsaint, pastebin or pastie for me
[03:22] <stlsaint> Lopi: 4999MB medium detected...Boot failed: Could not read from CDROM (code 0005)
[03:22] <Lopi> stlsaint, please include the command you used to boot
[03:23] <stlsaint> Lopi: aye one sec
[03:24] <twb> lilstevie: is "B7+" an asus thing?  Or: what is is?
[03:24] <twb> *what is it
[03:25] <Lopi> twb, he's in class right now
[03:25] <twb> Eh, I'll see his reply when he gets around to it, no hurry
[03:26] <twb> Lopi: you in the same class?
[03:26] <Lopi> twb, nope we just work on a lot of projects online together
[03:27] <Lopi> twb, mainly the Ubuntu port to the iPhone until he moved onto the Galaxy line and the transformer
[03:28] <twb> Huh, I thought iphones were locked down out the wazoo
[03:29] <Lopi> www.idroidproject.org
[03:29] <Lopi> www.projectix.org
[03:30] <lilstevie> just quickly, some B7 and everything above that have a new secure boot key
[03:30] <lilstevie> ok back in a bit
[03:31] <twb> But what is a B7?
[03:31] <twb> Is it an SKU, or a chipset like the Intel's P45, or what
[03:32] <stlsaint> Lopi: http://paste.debian.net/138170/
[03:34] <Lopi> stlsaint, do you have BT5 arm on a cd?
[03:35] <stlsaint> nope
[03:36] <MrCurious_> wonder if there is a /proc file to tell a temperature on pandaboard under 11.10
[03:36] <Lopi> stlsaint, heh okay
[03:37] <Lopi> stlsaint, give me a few and I'll show you how to boot it
[03:37] <Lopi> stlsaint, I'm a bit busy atm
[03:37] <stlsaint> kk
[03:37] <stlsaint> cool
[03:37] <stlsaint> Lopi: gotcha
[03:39] <lilstevie> twb, it is the first 2 digits of the serial number
[03:40] <lilstevie> but the SBK itself is a tegra thing
[03:40] <lilstevie> it is just ASUS changed the baked in key in some time during july
[03:40] <lilstevie> thus B7
[03:41] <lilstevie> B = 11 :p
[03:41] <lilstevie> as in 2011
[03:41] <twb> Ha
[03:41] <lilstevie> x is the month
[03:41] <lilstevie> in BxO
[03:41] <lilstevie> the rest still no idea about though
[03:42] <lilstevie> but other devices like the picasso have the SBK set too, but it is a different key on those devices, as it is set at bring up
[03:43] <lilstevie> but the picasso has a random SBK
[03:43] <lilstevie> well pseudo random
[03:59] <stlsaint> man this dang img is frustrating
[04:12] <stlsaint> Lopi: i must leave for a bit, if you wouldnt mind either posting here or in a pastebin for me on procedure in case i dont make it back i would appreciate it
[04:12] <Lopi> stlsaint, yeah sure
[04:12] <Lopi> stlsaint, just keep idling and I'll get to it eventually
[04:26] <lilstevie> heh
[04:26] <lilstevie> that will be the day
[04:53] <Lopi> stlsaint, http://pastie.org/private/nwoi9z3kzp6utcghpk1qdw
[04:54] <Lopi> stlsaint, refer to the Ubuntu wiki for more information
[05:17] <Lopi> lilstevie, you around?
[05:47] <lilstevie> Lopi: yeah I am back now
[06:11] <lilstevie> twb: btw, I now have 2 others who have successfully compiled u-boot
[06:11] <twb> lilstevie: 32G or 16G ?
[06:12] <lilstevie> actually that is a good question
[11:29] <dolla> so i was playing with qnx rtos on the beagleboard yesterday and i somehow accidently wrote to NAND flash
[11:29] <dolla> whenever i boot my beagleboard, i just get 40V
[11:30] <dolla> anyone know how to get out of this conundrum?
[11:30] <ogra_> there are instructions somewhere on the web
[11:31] <dolla> i followed them
[11:31] <dolla> using MLO file copy first to a blank SD card
[11:31] <dolla> i have a second board and that SD card boots on it fine, but not the one with 40V
[11:32] <ogra_> so you recovered your NAND following online instructions already ? well, probably ask in #beagle about the broken NAND recovery instructions then
[11:32] <dolla> ogra_: no it just doesnt do anything
[11:33] <ogra_> ubuntu specifically doesnt tuch NAND to avoid such support cases, if you trashed your NAND, recover it using an upstream method
[11:33] <dolla> yea.
[14:24] <fader_> Is there a trick to using the preinstalled ARM images?  I've tried the OMAP4 image (on a Panda board) and the Quick Start Board image and both of them fail in the same way for me
[14:25] <fader_> I get the initial user creation oem-config stuff, then it appears to install, and then X restarts and I get the oem-config wizard again
[14:25] <fader_> If I drop to a virtual terminal I can see that the hostname got set, the user account got created, etc.
[14:25] <fader_> But the fact that this is happening on two different images on two different pieces of hardware makes me wonder if there's a bug or if I'm missing something obvious
[14:26] <fader_> (Oops, forgot to mention both were 11.10 images)
[14:27] <rcn-ee_at_work> fader_, double check on the sd card if /var/lib/oem-config/run still exists, if it does remove it..
[14:27] <rcn-ee_at_work> (it's safe as long as you have the user account created)
[14:28] <fader_> rcn-ee_at_work: Cool, thanks... let me try that.  I assume if that works my next step should be to file a bug ;)
[14:28] <rcn-ee_at_work> yeah, with oem-config i think, it's been a while since i filed a bug for that package, basicly after you username/etc is created it should remove that file..
[14:31] <fader_> rcn-ee_at_work: Yep, that did the trick, so looks like that's the bug.  Thanks!
[14:52] <GrueMaster> fader_: There is already a bug filed.
[14:52] <GrueMaster> bug 856293 	
[14:52] <ubot2> Launchpad bug 856293 in ubiquity "oem-config not removed after install on preinstalled desktop images due to debconf.dat being locked " [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/856293
[14:56] <fader_> GrueMaster: Sweet, less typing for me then :)
[15:57] <janimo> ogra_, infinity just registered  https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/arm-p-live-installer
[16:04] <ogra_> janimo, wrong name
[16:04] <ogra_> must be ubuntu-arm-p
[16:24] <dabukalam> trying to get a network connection up and running on core, does anyone have any idea what packages are on there, and what aren't so we can see what's available to configure it?
[16:28] <GrueMaster> dabukalam: You should be able to establish a basic static ip based network connection, depending on the kernel used.
[16:29] <ogra_> dabukalam, the tarball includes just enough OS to run apt, nothign more, no configs or extra packages
[16:29] <GrueMaster> I can't remember if dhcp is also in the core, but the manifest should tell you what packages are installed.
[16:29] <ogra_> its designed as a base for building images on top of it
[16:29] <ogra_> or as an easy way to get a chroot
[16:29] <infinity> No dhcp client, no.
[16:29] <ogra_> dont expect it to be usable ootb beyond that
[16:29] <dabukalam> dhcp wasn't on there
[16:30] <ogra_> right, on purpose
[16:30] <dabukalam> couldn't figure out how to restart the networking service
[16:30] <dabukalam> so i just rebooted
[16:30] <dabukalam> and it's working now
[16:30] <dabukalam> so i can install whatever i want
[16:30] <ogra_> like there are no user accounts nor a root password
[17:10] <ogra_> janimo, also, can you fix the naming on the wiki too please ?
[17:52] <Gottox> win 16
[18:09] <Quintasan> lilstevie: ping
[19:05] <RoAkSoAx> /win/win 3
[19:07] <phh> fail
[19:31] <Quintasan> lilstevie: Just to let you know, I upgraded natty to oneiric on my Transformer successfully, now I want dual-boot + CMW + hardware accel :P
[19:42] <ZeZu> Is the current sgx driver working on oneiric?  I've probably messed up my image w/ crap left around but I'm not sure ... just know X isn't starting due to sgx issues ... can't seem to load pvr srv
[20:46] <lilstevie> Quintasan_: thost are 3 things that you cannot have all at the same time
[20:46] <lilstevie> for now anyway
[21:04] <FernandoMiguel> hi hi
[21:04] <FernandoMiguel> I'm considering hunting down a full blown ARM laptop
[21:05] <phh> (ac100)
[21:05] <FernandoMiguel> thanks
[21:05] <FernandoMiguel> bbl