[00:00] nhg: "apt-get install openoffice.org-impress"? [00:00] nhg: What's the actual problem you're seeing? [00:00] tried that already [00:01] And? [00:01] "package 'openoffice.org-impress' has not installation candidate" [00:01] To be fair, you probably want libreoffice-impress anyway. [00:02] The OO.o packages are just empty transitional packages. [00:03] Oh, and you probably don't have universe enabled. (The transitional packages got demoted) [00:03] libreoffice-impress is in main, though, just install that. [00:03] nhg: "apt-get install libreoffice-impress" [00:04] * infinity notes that demoting the transitional packages was probably a mistake, since we'll need them for clean lucid->precise upgrades. [00:04] I might go fix that for precise right now. :P [00:06] ok thx...will try that when I'm back by my pandaboard === ericm-Zzz is now known as ericm|ubuntu [03:36] TF101 Ubuntu .. does that work with NVIDIA graphics drivers? [03:47] CodeWar: no [03:48] lilstevie, darn!!! [03:58] CodeWar: if you run the 2.6.38 ChromeOS kernel, allegely it can [03:58] Note that I mean the linux4tegra driver; the TF101 hardware has nothing to do with conventional nvidia (nv/nouveau) GPU driver [03:59] twb, understood [04:11] I love how you say allegedly twb, no, it can, 2.6.38 is the requirement [04:11] I say allegedly because *I* haven't reproduced the success [04:13] lul [04:17] As if your schooling is more important than my toy === dabukalamm is now known as dabukalam_ === dabukalam_ is now known as dabukalam === Amaranth_ is now known as Amaranth [18:02] Hello. Does 11.10 have fully working to-opam4-addons package? whenever I try to decode an h.264 movie, I get what appears to be a board lock up, and have to do a system reset. [18:03] (is running panda board). the #pandaboard folks mentioned 11.10 does not have a fully working ppa package, but I can indeed apt-get install ti-opap4-addons or whatever [18:12] Yeah, but the ti-omap-addons package in the oneiric PPA is empty currently. [18:17] infinity: ah, sorry about that. Thanks for the info [18:17] that explains why I could install it, but it had no effect [18:17] I was confused ;) [18:17] is there an announcement mailing list or website I could follow so I know when something like that becomes available? [18:18] Not that I know of. [18:18] installing the natty .deb won't work? [18:18] No, the natty stuff will die a horrible death on oneiric from what I understand. [18:19] ok [18:19] when was the last time someone tested? [18:19] the package shouldnt be empty but pull in the sgx drivers [18:19] as in, if it was tested at the time of beta, things might have changed? [18:19] if its actually empty, talk to TI [18:19] they maintain the PPA [18:21] forgive me as I am returning to linux after a long long break, so Im unsure how I can browse the contents of the ppa archive for 11.10 [18:21] but id be curious to check [18:21] well, use a browser :) [18:22] there should be aq link somewhere "package details" or some such [18:22] ah, ok. [18:22] thanks :) [18:22] * vade sheepish :P [18:23] And yeah, ubuntu-omap4-extras is still an empty package in oneiric. [18:23] They really should fix that. [18:24] beyond that, if you are missing bits, TI owns the PPA, we dont do anything in it [18:25] (so you should contact them about it ... i.e. in #pandaboard *g*) [18:27] oh, man, runaround time :D [18:27] haha [18:27] thanks [18:30] well, the guys caring for the PPA are in both channels anyway, so it doesnt matter [18:30] but that people from #pandaboard send you here wont change that :) [18:31] ha, fair enough :) are there any other tips besides installing the add ons to help get the board running as fast as possible? I read about disabling swap, and moving the root fs to a USB keychain since the MMC card reader is notoriously slow [18:31] well, i doubt a "keychain" is much faster than SD, use a real disk rather [18:32] fair enough. [18:52] has the startup tasks moved somewhere else in ubuntu 11.10 for ARM releases? [18:52] no, why would they ? [18:53] hmm...wasnt able to find under system settings [18:53] 11.10 running on my panda [18:55] should be there though [18:55] you mean "startup applications" right ? [18:56] * ogra_ has it if he clicks on the little gear [18:56] directly in the menu [18:59] yes...I have a shell script I want run when ubuntu boots [18:59] * nhg looks for a "little gear" [18:59] top right, near your username in the top menu [19:00] 'startup applications' [19:01] ahh...they moved it there...ok...thanks! [19:01] wow I sort of helped someone , day 2 on the platform. ha [19:01] it looks like a flower more than a cog imo [19:01] or something [19:01] cog. totally a cog [19:01] :P [19:02] a poppy or something [19:03] vade_: day 1 for me...thanks [20:02] has starting vsftpd type services on 11.10 changed? I couldnt get my ftp server to start yet. [20:05] * ogra_ has no idea [20:05] and i doubt its arm realted at all :) [20:07] http://pastebin.pandaboard.org/index.php/view/99999908 [20:07] ok...I'll dig around [20:19] nhg: I got that issue with ssh as well, running services ssh start [20:19] er, that output [20:19] but, then ssh started [20:19] try running it via "services" perhaps? [22:05] So, I am running some OpenGL ES demos on my panda board, but I am getting an issue where libEGL.so is not being found. under Ubuntu 11.10 I know that not all of the multimedia support for panda board is active, but that graphics ought to be. However, I can only find the mesa gl drivers [22:06] oh. DO I need to copy the Lib EGL.so out of the ImgTek SDK into /lib ? [22:06] yippie [22:06] https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2011-October/000154.html [22:06] * vade_ derps [22:06] finally [22:07] vade_, the TI PPA has everything you need, what are you fiddling with there ? [22:08] well, on 11.10, apparently it doesn't have multimedia :P but, I've installed the TI PPA "ubuntu-omap4-extras, and do not have a libEGL.so anywhere accessible, and the imgtek OpenGL demos all fail to launch [22:08] did you install the -dev packages from the PPA ? [22:08] there should be some [22:09] I followed the read me /wiki setup guide and installed the add-ons via the icon in the sidebar in Ubuntu 11.10 pre made image [22:09] right, that does get you the support, but you want to develop ... [22:09] libegl1-sgx-omap4: /usr/lib/libEGL.so.1 [22:09] look around in the PPA [22:10] well, why do I need the SO to *run* binaries [22:10] R_Nev: ls: cannot access /usr/lib/libEGL.so.1: No such file or directory [22:10] I just don't get why the PPA / extras did not install this :| [22:10] i dont think that path applies in oneiric, we added multiarch support [22:11] should be /usr/lib//libEGL.so.1 [22:11] I only have mesa libEGL.so.1 [22:11] usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabi/mesa-egl/libEGL.so.1 [22:12] (and no EGL2) [22:12] well, talk to TI :) [22:12] * vade_ sighs [22:12] we dont maintain whats in the PPA [22:12] ok [22:12] circles circles circles [22:12] :P [22:12] or talk to rsalveti if you can catch him ... [22:12] or robclark, though i dont think he was involved in the packaging for oneiric [22:13] I don't think the package is multiarch-enabled already [22:14] fwiw, I remember some debate about whether or not to have the .so symlinks.. [22:14] I think it is debian package guidelines (or something like that) to not have the .so? [22:14] (I wasn't directly involved in that.. this is just what I vaguely remember overhearing..) [22:14] libegl1-sgx-omap4: /usr/lib/libEGL.so.1.7.9.0 [22:14] the .so should always be there [22:14] and /usr/lib/libEGL.so.1 as a link [22:15] but be a symlink to the versioned .so [22:15] right [22:15] weird. I do not have that. [22:15] the ".so" is only part of the -dev package [22:15] i remember manually editing the sources.list files to get the packages, but this was with a 11.10 daily build before the official version [22:15] oh. [22:15] so I *need* the dev package. thats odd. [22:15] (I'm my mind) [22:15] rsalveti, thats what i meant above :) [22:15] vade_, well, you dont need the .so to run stuff [22:15] only to build it [22:15] Id imagine the so would be required by existing binaries and not just interesting to developers [22:16] oh. (sorry, Mac developer, I did not know that) [22:16] I believe you need it to run the img tests [22:16] as they are generally compiled against a .so lib [22:16] yea, I picked some stuff that required it. [22:16] I know, stupid, but they don't care about a valid soname [22:16] ok. I will find the dev packages and try again [22:16] thank you all for your help [22:16] a semi-related question I had, is libGLES_CM.so or libGLESv1_CM.so the official library name to link against? [22:16] rsalveti, we should really default to install -dev as well then [22:17] ok, so, what is the "dev" package I need to install then ? :X https://launchpad.net/~tiomap-dev/+archive/omap-trunk (see nothing here) [22:17] ogra_: well, it's only the demo applications from the sgx sdk [22:17] ddk [22:18] vade_: use the stable ppa for 11.10 [22:18] isn't that just apt-get install ubuntu-omap4-extras ? [22:19] sorry this link https://launchpad.net/~tiomap-dev/+archive/release?field.series_filter=oneiric [22:20] (had pasted the wrong one) [22:20] libegl1-sgx-omap4-dev [22:21] where did you see that ? [22:24] I guess my question is, how am I supposed to know I need to install that [22:26] I think 'apt-file search' should be able to tell you that (after you install it and it updates it's index) [22:31] wait, so I need to install it so I can search to see if I need to install it? :P [22:32] something like that ;-) [22:32] * robclark finds it quite useful when you aren't really sure which deb you need to install [22:33] zyga, stop discussing with lkcl ! it wont get you anywhere [22:33] (he might be brilliant, but in the end he's just a troll) [22:34] (and far from being as good and entertaining as mru is :) ) [22:39] rsalveti: is this installing some kernel modules too ? [22:39] (seems like this is installing a ton of stuff) [22:40] it should run dkms to compile the modules on the fly [22:41] I guess (and this is a running theme tonight) that I am a bit confused why that needs kernel modules but, whatever :) [22:48] it needs a kernel module like intel, nvidia or ati do [22:48] ha, well, now its complaining about libEGLv2 [23:01] ogra_, I stopped already ;-) [23:01] ogra_, thanks for the tip :-) [23:01] ogra_, packing or already there? [23:04] ok, all I can say is my desktop is about a billion times faster after installing the libegl1-sgx-omap4-dev [23:44] nice [23:44] installing libgles2-sgx-omap4-dev and libegl1-sgx-omap4-dev now means I can lunch the imgtek SDK examples [23:44] whew [23:44] goddamn [23:48] this has made he panda board so much more usable, even with the 11.10 UI [23:53] clearly those two apt-get installs installed something that ubuntu-ompap4-extras did not wtt to something the main OS/windowserver wanted [23:53] because its so much smoother now.