[00:10] lilstevie: ok, just a small question, SBKv2 means that the security key changed and we don't know the new key, right? [00:16] correct [00:16] well, more to the point, we have the key, but have been asked not to release it this time [00:16] but there is a little compatibility issue === Guest56801 is now known as shirgall === shirgall is now known as Guest65598 === ericm-Zzz is now known as ericm [02:43] Does anyone know how to install omap4-extras-multimedia for ubuntu(Oneiric) ? [02:43] This multimedia addons looks imcomplete. [02:44] I cannot install it via synaptic by adding tiomap PPA on Oneiric. === plars is now known as plars-afk [02:50] Names === zyga is now known as zyga-afk [03:05] jkfangTW, I'm not sure that TI has put everything into the PPA yet [03:05] I hope they will do it soonish === shirgall_ is now known as shirgall [04:30] Three things: 1) I have a USB headset that has drivers for x86(-64) but none for ARM. Know where I would look to get the sources, and how to build/use 'em? 2) I'm running on an android tablet. Is there any way I could run my Android apps natively on ubuntu? 3) Know of an onlive client for ARM? [04:31] Other than the audio meter being a bit wonky, my onboard audio is working great, btw. Also, the controls for my headset (vol+/vol-/mute) all work as expected. [04:32] Also, is Kubuntu Mobile a real thing? o.O [04:33] Netham46: that kinda depends on the headset [04:33] Microsoft LifeChat LX-3000 [04:34] Netham46: if you're talking about out-of-kernel (third-party) drivers, you should probably write to the vendor and ask for the source. [04:34] Something tells me that MS didn't make Linux drivers for it [04:34] How do you have drivers for x86-64 then [04:35] THey came w/ the distro. [04:35] and, tbh, I'm not 100% sure how the driver thing works on *nix. I've only ever messed with network stuff. [04:36] Well, unlike e.g. Windows, most drivers ship with the kernel itself -- they're available everywhere, unless the distro decides to remove them [04:36] If that's the case for your device, it should work just as well on ARM [04:37] If you're using something like Ubuntu on x86-64, though, they do include a handful of third-party drivers, and the state of those varies wildly [04:37] Well, it worked as expected on x86-64 out-of-box [04:43] As to your second question, I don't know anything about android but I guess it would depend on someone porting dalvik to ubuntu [04:44] Kk. [04:45] I've pretty much given up on OnLive on it for now, too, heh. I was just seeing if someone might know something I've missed. [04:52] Oh yea, one last question, is there any solution to get flash? [04:53] I have no idea; I don't use GUIs [04:53] I suppose you could use an open-source implementation like gnash [04:54] And obviously e.g. mplayer supports the FLV codec, so you don't need flash for youtube or whatever [04:55] I'd like to get Hulu and Pandora to run. Right now, I'm using a dedicated Pandora app. [04:56] This would be pandora the America-only music thing, not Pandora the hand-held ARM-based game console? [04:56] pandora the americal-only music thing [04:56] Didn't realize it was region-locked, though [04:56] I don't know anything about that, sorry. [04:57] The web client is flash-based [05:07] hrm, oneiric feels likes it's at least twice as slow as natty on panda [05:07] Netham46: The web client is HTML5 [05:08] Amaranth, in both FF and Chromium it asks me to install Flash [05:08] Can GCC build thumbee binaries? [05:09] also, KDE is much better in oneiric for me, I'm not getting random crashes anymore [05:09] now if only nvidia could release drivers that aren't complete garbage for the tegra 2 [05:10] Amranth, have you done some bechmarks ? I'm also testing oneiric and Natty on my pandaboard . [05:10] If nvidia could release drivers that aren't complete garbage for anything other than Windows I'd be shocked [05:10] jkfangTW: No, just going in feeling [05:10] Their PC drivers are pretty decent [05:10] far better than ATIs [05:10] Netham46: you're only saying that because you haven't seen the source [05:11] Fair enough [05:11] That and I only tend to use Linux on platforms where Windows isn't available [05:18] Netham46: For Pandora, you can install pithos from the ubuntu universe repository on any system that will run 11.10. I am running it now on a TI omap4 pandaboard. [05:19] yea, that's what I'm using rightn ow. [05:19] Flash is a whole nother ball game. It requires either a fast processor (x86) or hardware decoding (arm). On the arm side, there are ways of getting a version to run on Ubuntu, but I am not sure how. Need Google search. [05:21] kk. [05:22] bah, I went to do a search for libflashplayer.so and apparantly that's a valid domain. has a placer on it. [05:25] Try this version for arm. http://kotelett.no/ac100/phh/Android2.2/libflashplayer.so === Jack87|Away is now known as Jack87 [10:09] ogra_: are you doing something 'somewhere' to configure the audio on panda on first boot? [10:10] ndec, nopw [10:10] i dont think so [10:10] we don't have audio on Blaze by default... [10:10] so i was thinking that something is done for Panda somewhere... === doko_ is now known as doko === txwikinger2 is now known as txwikinger [13:25] ogra_: i think you lied to me ;-) see /lib/udev/rules.d/90-alsa-ucm.rules [13:25] ndec, thats on all ubuntu images [13:25] grep Panda ;-) [13:25] not special by any means [13:26] grep SDP [13:26] ;) [13:28] ndec, that file comes with alsa and as long as the blaze still uses proper device naming it should be fine [13:28] yeah... but it does not ;-) [13:28] we are debugging why! [13:28] is the devce still called SDP4430 ? [13:28] yes [13:28] weird [13:29] we will need to look in the udev log [13:30] i think you can also monitor udev somehow [13:30] beyond the log ... i.e. the daemon [13:32] yes. that's what i meant indeed. [14:44] is the beagleboard xM omap3 or omap4? [14:45] 3 [14:45] ogra_, thx [14:47] techincally its DM3xxx , but that is splitting hairs [16:01] just installed oneiric server on a beagleboard [16:01] but did all the installation through serial [16:02] why doesn't it output to a monitor? [16:04] because its a server image ? [16:04] it shoudl offer a tty for login after install on the monotor though [16:04] that's what I mean [16:05] aha [16:05] got it === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [16:30] ogra_, I dunno if you remember, but I was trying to put core on an i.MX53. [16:30] yep [16:30] ogra_, now I'm trying to the same thing with a beagleboard xM [16:30] ah [16:30] should work the same way, module kernel/bootloader [16:30] yeah [16:30] *modulo [16:30] that's what I assumed [16:31] but oneiric server images [16:31] are only two partitins [16:31] *partitions [16:31] not 3 [16:31] same with the desktop ones [16:31] (for omap as opposed to mx) [16:32] as i said, modulo the bootloader/kernel bits :) [16:37] where would the kernel be located? [16:42] ogra_, just the image in /boot? [16:42] for the beagle ? [16:43] ogra_, [16:43] ya [16:44] well, in different places [16:44] there is vmlinuz in /boot [16:44] and there is the boot partition that carries a uImage [16:48] yeah yeah ofc [16:48] i just leave that partition the way it is [16:50] dabukalam: If you are just setting up a beagle to boot from sd with root on usb or network, it may be easier to just run the netinstall. [16:50] That is supported for omap. [17:03] GrueMaster, he is supposed to set up core on several differnnt arches [17:04] Ah. Well, it should work. Just takes a little tweaking. I have used it as a chroot and as a nfs-root. [17:04] yep, me too, i have never natively booted it though, good to see it works :) [19:52] ogra_, you here? === MrCurious__ is now known as MrCurious === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan