=== zumbi is now known as Guest92703 [05:57] I'm using a Tegra-2 powered tablet, anyone know if there are any better drivers for the GPU out there other than the one nvidia released in July?\ [06:00] l4t is the only driver I know about [06:01] Yea, that's the one I'm using. It's not too feature-rich [06:01] OpenGL seems to be crapping itself on it [06:02] Netham45: you're not making me feel any better about buying one [06:02] heh [06:02] I like it so far, it seems to be working pretty good, I just can't get Minecraft to run on it. :( [06:03] If you're getting one for Android, Android runs pretty well on it. [06:30] Flipping kids and their minecraft [06:33] lol [06:33] Get off my lawn [06:33] Nope. [06:33] Know of anything I could use to OC my tegra? [06:33] I was able to get 1.5GHz stable on android [06:34] NFI [07:03] minecraft will be a problem [07:03] that is openGL and we only have EGL [07:03] plus you need to import the natives yourself [07:04] bah qemu for natives [07:04] and software GL [07:04] :D [07:04] heh [07:04] but more importantly, lack of proper java is the actual issue for minecraft [07:04] nothing to do with the graphics drivers :p [07:07] "just" get icedrobot working and you could run the android minecraft =) [07:07] android minecraft is fail [07:07] like super fail [07:08] ok.. I remember someone telling me he liked it [07:08] lol === doko_ is now known as doko [11:22] hey :) [11:22] I followed the steps at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/RootfsFromScratch to get an arm system running in qemu [11:22] I see the kernel booting [11:23] but at some point it switches to blank screen [11:23] any idea? [11:23] did you build something that uses X ? [11:24] or is it supposed to just boot to a console ? [11:25] ogra_: no X [11:25] i used [11:26] --seed build-essential,openssh-server [11:26] with rootstock [11:26] is that insufficient? [11:26] no, that should be fine for a console login [11:27] I think the last message im seeing is the one before it switches to init [11:27] this "free memory" message [11:31] ogra_: yep, "Freeing init memory: 152K" then it switches font, then it blanks the screen, cursor is blinking though [11:40] ogra_: ive checked the syslog and there are some additional messages [11:40] http://pastebin.mozilla.org/1363920 [11:42] hmm, do you use "splash" on your kernel commandline ? [11:42] if so, drop it [11:43] (also note that rootstock is largely unmaintained, if you try to build oneiric i dont think anyone tested that) [11:48] ogra_: there's no splash on command line [11:48] and I would prefer any working version, not necessarily oneiric [11:48] well, then that message is probably moot [11:48] what HW do you use there ? [11:49] on the qemu cmdline? [11:49] yes [11:49] I tried [11:49] -M versatilepb -cpu cortex-a8 [11:49] and -M versatilepb -cpu cortex-a9 [11:49] I also tried other boards to get more ram but I had even less success with those [11:49] try vexpress and find a vexpress netboot kernel [11:49] ok will try [11:49] i dont think we still support versatile [11:50] I took what was on the wiki [11:50] at least not the -a8 hack [11:51] ogra_: any hint where to get the kernel from? [11:51] there should be some netinstall image somewhere [11:51] search for it, no idea where it is, we dont maintain it [11:52] okay [11:52] ogra_: what ever happened to "splash [11:52] " [11:52] thanks for your help so far :) [11:52] lilstevie, nothing, why do you ask ? [11:52] mozilla appreciates :D [11:53] ogra_: cause it used to work for me but doesn't anymore [11:53] decoder, http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/dists/oneiric/main/installer-armel/current/images/linaro-vexpress/netboot/ [11:53] lilstevie, ask slangasek, i think he fiddled with vesa vs fbdev during oneiric [11:54] ogra_: thx! :) [11:54] (us pacific TZ, so it might still be a while until he gets up) [11:54] ogra_: ah ok [11:54] i dont see issues on omap or ac100 here though [11:55] (omap4 that is) [11:56] yeah, it works fine on the SGT [11:56] but I need to push vol-down, or arrow key down on the keyboard for the splash to actually show [11:57] ogra_: problems solved, you rock! :) [11:57] :) [11:57] lilstevie, sounds liek it shows up on the wrong tty then [11:58] hm [11:58] i can switch back and forth during boot with alt left/right [11:59] hm [12:02] so i woulod guess the key combo you use assembles atl-left or right [12:05] maybe [12:05] I have the same function on all the android based devices I have run [12:05] like on the SGT7" back at 10.10 it did the same thing [12:05] and SGS i9k on 11.04 === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [12:41] hello [12:41] I need some help with the SGX540 drivers installation on a Pandaboard (ARM OMAP4) [12:41] I can't get them from TI's PPA ; it says there are unresolved dependencies. In the end it says i need "dkms" [12:42] When I try to install it it tries to compiles stuff, but there are errors [12:42] it says it can't find "linux/config.h" (looks like he's trying to build with my kernel sources ??) [12:42] (is it normal it's so difficult to get/install those drivers?) [12:42] If someone could help me, would be great :) [12:51] the PPA packages require that you use the packaged kernel (and its headers) [12:51] if you have a self built kernel you also need to build the drivers yourself, we dont support that [12:52] lilstevie: ping? :) [12:53] Quintasan: kinda pong [12:54] lilstevie: Oh I see. I've tried digging through the thread on XDA but I gave up halfway, is it possible to have Android + CWM + Ubuntu on Transformer? [12:54] no [12:54] lilstevie: I see, one more thing, why there is nothing in Tegra PPA? [12:54] not without using the update.zip method [12:55] there is nothing in the Tegra PPA because it doesn't allow me to upload code for arm :( [12:55] Aw damn [12:55] I am getting ready for an accelerated release though [12:57] lilstevie: Uh sorry, I must have missed some lines from you, can we get accelerated gfx in transformer with Ubuntu [12:57] ? [12:57] with what I am working on fixing up now yeah === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [12:58] lilstevie: Splendid. And how does the update.zip method works? [12:58] * Quintasan successfuly deployed natty on Transfomer but he needs oneiric [12:58] the update.zip method works by swapping kernels with CWM [12:58] I don't like it [12:59] lilstevie: Do you have any ideas for a workaround? [12:59] none [12:59] Oh well, if only I knew how to make nvflashable backup of my current revolver install [12:59] well nothing anywhere near usable [13:00] lilstevie: Okay then, any ETA to accelerated release? [13:00] well, [13:01] I am fixing the kernel at the moment [13:01] just got the kernel booting on the asus bootloader [13:01] need to fix up a few things [13:03] lilstevie: Any ideas on creating a nvflash-compatible backup of what I currently have? [13:03] follow the backup thread [13:03] durr, googled the wrong term and wondered why I get no results [13:05] lilstevie: Well then. Thanks. I'll backup and put Ubuntu back on :) === plars-afk is now known as plars === Guest92703 is now known as zumbi === Amaranth_ is now known as Amaranth [15:12] ogra_: do you happen do know if the vexpress-a9 requires any special driver for the qemu storage to be recognized? [15:12] i cant seem to get it to find the root filesystem [15:13] no idea, linaro maintains this kernel [15:13] ah ok [15:13] ask over there :) [15:39] decoder: try pm215 on #linaro [15:45] Hello --- I gather the Ubuntu armhf build farm is now running. Does anyone know where the packages are going? [15:45] infinity, ^^^ [15:57] dtrg: You gather incorrectly, though it will be Soon(tm) [15:59] Is there any good source of information on this sort of thing? Right now my only source of news is to bug people on IRC. [15:59] dmart: i already got help on #linaro, thanks! [15:59] Not really. It's sort of a "wait until it shows up on the mirrors" thing. [16:00] That'll be ports.ubuntu.org? [16:00] decoder: ok, cool (I wasn't watching) [16:00] Yeah. [16:00] Any ETA, or is it currently Unknown/Ask Again Later? [16:00] dmart: the problem was, with vexpress you can only use sd images [16:00] so I created an sd image as described on the linaro wiki [16:00] dtrg: I'm trying to avoid making promises, but "soon". [16:00] and that worked fine [16:00] Fairy nuff. [16:42] ogra_, lilstevie: the only change in oneiric is to use vesa as a fallback in the initramfs when no framebuffer is available; now, there are races here, so it may be we need a longer sleep on armel [16:42] slangasek, well, it works fine on ac100, omap and omap4, note that lilstevie builds custom images for unsupported HW [16:42] might even be a kernel option thats missing, not sure [16:46] hey guys, offhand do you remember the webaddress showing the active status of all the builds for armel.. (so i can watch the progress of armhf. .;) ) [16:48] rcn-ee, http://launchpad.net/builders ? [16:49] thanks ogra_ , but i have that one.. it was an non launchpad domain, (probally someone's personal) just showing which packages where failing/etc.. [16:50] oh, the ftbfs list you mean [16:50] ah, that sounds like it.. [16:50] qa.ubuntuwire.org/ftbfs/ [16:50] ah perfect, thanks ogra_ bookmarked this time.. ;) [16:50] :) === dabukalam_ is now known as dabukalam === zyga is now known as zyga-afk === chrisccoulson_ is now known as chrisccoulson [19:32] Hi folks. Can anyone point me to where I can find the kernel headers for Linux kernel build 3.0.4-x3? I'm trying to compile a kernel module on a beagle board. [19:44] tony_abad: That doesn't sound like the versioning of any Ubuntu kernel. [19:44] tony_abad: So, you might want to ask the people you got the kernel image from? [20:02] hi ogra_, rsalveti [20:03] what is the default compiler for arm arm-linux-gnueabi or arm-linux-gnueabihf? [20:03] :-) [20:38] rbelem: armel is arm-linux-gnueabi [20:40] thanks infinity :-) === MrCurious_ is now known as MrCurious