=== ericm|ubuntu is now known as ericm-afk === ericm-afk is now known as ericm [13:50] oneiric firefox, when being compiled on a machine with linux 3.0 kernel, will fail to compile with: [13:50] ../coreconf/config.mk:71: ../coreconf/Linux3.0.mk: No such file or directory [13:50] fun :) [13:50] oh, could you file a bug, our buildds all use old kernels [13:51] (yet) [13:51] looking at it right now [13:52] we have some pandas but that are currently all assigned to armhf porting iirc [13:52] so trhey havent seen any higher level builds like desktop packages yet [13:52] it is expected that we drop all but panda soon though [14:10] Hi [14:15] How can "remove" a jump to a tag in a macro ??I to change this code --> http://pastebin.com/CrkXZZJK (tag already defined obvius) [14:20] punxos: what are you trying to do exactly? I don't understand from your code [14:21] this code is inside a macro, so I can't create a tag because the compiler fail due to tag is redefined [14:21] is it still correct to dd the 11.10 pandaboard image to the SD card? or is a different method used now? [14:23] brendand, neither the images nor the method to write tham changed [14:23] *them [14:23] its the same as 11.04 [14:24] ogra_ - ok, thanks [14:24] punxos: so, where you say "tag", you mean "label [14:26] punxos: Is this as assembler macro, or are you working with C inline assembler? [14:27] assembler macro [14:28] dmart: I found the solution: add $ to label [14:28] thx anyway [14:30] punxos: "dollar local labels" don't work on arm -- though if you have some code where they do appear to work, I'd like to see it [14:30] 1$ [14:30] -> [14:30] Error: junk at end of line, first unrecognized character is `1' [14:31] dmart: beq $label [14:31] $label: some code [14:32] dmart: sorry not work :( [14:32] $ is allowed in symbol names on arm -- you haven't really solved the problem there; you just have a different label name when you ass $ [14:32] I dint' do enough checks [14:33] yes yes [14:33] sorry [14:33] .oO( arm is a british company, try a pound sign instead of a dollar one ;) ) [14:33] xD [14:33] dmart: this example code-> http://infocenter.arm.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.arm.doc.kui0100a/armasm_cegceijg.htm [14:34] * dmart doesn't know if UTF-8 is allows in symbol names for £ :P [14:34] hehe [14:35] :D [14:35] punxos: are you working with the ARM RVCT assembler (armasm) or GNU as? The syntax for macros is completely different; the example is for armasm [14:35] arm-none-eabi- [14:36] OK, so GNU as then [14:39] punxos: porting that example to GNU as might look something like this: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/738238/ [14:40] dmart: thanks [14:40] But I suspect that doesn't quite solve your problem. Can you paste your actual source code so I can see what you're trying to do? [14:41] yes 1 sec [14:42] dmart: [14:43] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/738241/ [14:43] just update a register if r0 is 0 [14:47] dmart: but this macro is inside other macro due to that your example not work [14:50] hello ubuntu guys! [14:50] does anyone know of a particular brand/model of SD card that actually supports erase/secure erase? [14:53] yes, a drill will securely erase any sd-card [14:53] the bigger the drillbit the better [14:58] not useful :D [15:03] punxos: in this case, you could avoid the branch using conditional assembly [15:04] mm I dont' know how [15:04] a short sample please ? [15:08] punxos: here are some examples of things you can do: [15:08] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/738263/ [15:08] The GNU assembler documentation is a bit vague about some acpects of macros, but it is worth reading [15:09] http://sourceware.org/binutils/docs-2.21/as/Macro.html#Macro [15:09] dmart: oooo thanks very much ! great job [15:12] hope it helps [15:12] yes it's perfect :) [15:12] works perfectly [15:13] which approach did you choose? [15:13] beq 1f [15:13] 1: [15:14] it's more visual for me [15:15] That's a good simple solution, and works in a lot of cases. If your code is performance-critical, you might still want to use conditional instructions; though it really depends on how reliably that branch can be predicted (and the sophistication of branch prediction on the CPU(s) you're targeting) [15:23] note that if you are building thumb2 (or you want to support thumb2) then see IT instruction instead.. === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [15:39] Hi [15:40] I have a beagleboard, can I install ubuntu on it ? [15:41] well i guess so :) [15:42] antoniodariush, depends what version of beagle and which flavour of ubuntu [15:44] I have a project but running on nanonote so i need to cross compile and use toolchains everytime to compile the software [15:44] (you cant easily run ubuntu-desktop on a beagle C4 ... not enough ram, but it will run ubuntu-server fine for example) [15:45] as long I can avoid cross compilation I am fine with any flavour of ubuntu [15:45] right, use -server for this [15:46] I have a beagleboard-xM [15:47] ok i'll have a look thanks [15:48] even with Xm you want -server unless you actually want to run and use desktop apps ... if its for compiling, -server is the best chouce to not waste resources [15:48] *choice [15:51] yeh that's true [15:51] dmart: thanks for the info [15:53] punxos: no problem -- glad it was helpful [17:46] If a irq is raised when the user is in destination instruction jump. if you do "subs pc.lr,#4" maybe is not true (if the las jump was done). Any can explain me that ? [17:57] ogra_, NCommander: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/ubuntu-arm-p-optional-initrd had work items, and now it doesn't - what's the story there? :) [17:58] slangasek, NCommander just blindly pasted notes in, while i'm working on the spec atm [17:58] (I'm the drafter, ask him why he blindly pastes stuff without talking to me) [17:59] slangasek, apw, tim and me had another long session in the hallway later, actually looking at code ... the kernel side changed a bit [17:59] so i'm rewriting the stuff atm [18:01] hmm [18:01] slangasek, i'll finish it by tomorrow, do you want any specific person assigned to the foundations WIs ? [18:02] ro should i just put the team in and leave it to you [18:02] *or [18:02] the latter is fine [18:03] many of these are probably taken by me personally [18:03] k [18:11] * ogra_ smiles seeing libpam-sshauth in the archive [18:29] Hi [19:11] Was there an answer to the OMAP3 question? Was it dropped for 12.04? [19:11] no, it wasnt [19:11] (what was the question though ?) [19:17] int_ua: The only real question is whether or not to declare no-support for ubuntu-desktop on omap3 based systems with <512M memory. Currently, running ubuntu-desktop on a Beagle C4 is extremely painful due to swappiness. [19:18] It takes me over an hour to do any release testing on it alone (other platforms can be smoke tested in 20 minutes). [19:26] GrueMaster: I'm running Ubuntu Core on the N900 from class 6 microSD and I wouldn't say that swappiness is a serious problem. [19:27] Ubuntu-core is not Ubuntu-Desktop (with unity-2d, etc). [19:27] GrueMaster: are there daily releases of the Core? [19:28] Only when core packages change afaik. [19:28] We may have scaled back image building to 3/week due to armHF bring up. [19:29] Where are they published? There are no ARM: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-core/daily/current/ [19:30] looks like daily/20111112 is the most recent for armel. We'll need to make sure that they don't get deleted. [19:30] GrueMaster: I don't really care getting it _daily_. I care about their existing :) [19:30] Yes, agreed. [19:31] infinity: ^^^ [19:31] Any comments? [19:32] Hrm. Curious. [19:32] May be an accidental oops from the cdimage cutover. [19:32] Or something. [19:32] P.S. I've posted a question also: http://askubuntu.com/questions/78875/was-omap3-support-dropped-for-12-04 [19:32] Although, I see armel on the 12th. [19:32] int_ua: omap3 will not be dropped. [19:32] http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-core/daily/20111112/ [19:32] 20111112 is the last daily armel on every palce [19:33] *place [19:33] We went over the question of omap3. [19:33] GrueMaster: Thanks :) [19:33] I will still be actively testing on beagleXM (512M), and am looking to get ubuntu-desktop running on the Nook Color this cycle. [19:34] int_ua: So it is. We need to hunt that down, thanks. [19:34] I would guess possible pool-churn (again). [19:37] GrueMaster: No. [19:37] GrueMaster: There aren't even failed build attempts. [19:37] GrueMaster: I'll look into it. [19:37] hrm. That is odd. [19:39] And more curiously, there are builds on the livefs builders... [19:40] cdimage full (again)? [19:42] no. [19:42] New machine. [19:42] Also, ubuntu-server built. [19:42] And ubuntu. [19:42] Nevermind my claims that nothing was building. [19:43] Looks like only core is missing. And logs are missing, but that's a different issue entirely. [19:44] Oh! [19:44] annonaceae is dead. [19:44] I think. [19:44] infinity: kubuntu-netbook and kubuntu-mobile are missing too [19:45] int_ua: kubuntu-netbook is dead. [19:45] Hrm. That is a beagleXM buildd. [19:45] int_ua: kubuntu-mobile is half there. [19:45] int_ua: (basically, all omap3, mx5, and the -core images are missing, because their buildd went kaput) [19:45] infinity: s/kubuntu-netbook/kubuntu/ [19:45] All the *ceae buildds are beagleXMs from linaro iirc. [19:45] * infinity chases up with IS now. [19:52] Okay, annonaceaeaaeaaeee fixed. Dailies should look more normal tomorrow. [20:01] heh [20:02] Thanks a lot :) [20:04] Is Annonaceae a server name?) [20:05] No, it is one of many buildds in our pool. It is a beagleXM platform. [20:05] We build the entire armel pool (arch=armel/armhf) on actual hardware. [20:23] int_ua: "server" is a pretty liberal use of the word, but it's a hostname, yes. === sauerbraten_ is now known as sauerbraten