[00:23] Hello Everyone, I recently got a donate board from TI. It's the LogicPD OmapL138EVM board. Would anyone happen to know if this board supports ubuntu11arm? [00:35] what processor is it? Arm11? [00:36] We only support Armv7 (Cortex A8 & Cortex A9). [00:37] howdy how GrueMaster [00:37] An-iSociaL: Hey. Get your kernel up? [00:37] GrueMaster: internet says ARM926 core [00:37] negative :( [00:38] not down yet though, still trudging [00:38] Aww, sad face. Good luck. [00:39] I'm EOD. Time for Skyrim. [00:39] laters [00:40] I think OmapL138--> A8, i believe [00:41] Oh whoops it has an ARM926EJ-S + C6748 VLIW DSP [00:42] any chance of seeing ubuntu on this system? i miss aptitude :( [00:42] bge0: debian armel then [00:43] ty! ill look into it [00:43] and howdy to you too twb, sorry i didnt see you there [00:43] An-iSociaL: whatever [00:43] lol [00:43] hmph [00:47] whatre you upto? [01:13] twb: I'm looking up debian armtel, but there seems to only be support for iop32x, ixp4xx, kirkwood and orion5x [01:15] http://wiki.debian.org/ArmEabiPort [01:16] You're not going to get turnkey installation, but it certainly seems to support OMAP1/2/3 boards [01:16] yea I figured it wouldn't be quite that easy [01:18] But if you aren't attached to the board I would suggest getting something armv7 flavoured, since everybody is switching to those [01:20] Well it's a pretty nice board though. i would feel bad scrapping it. It has a good onboard dsp too [01:22] Shrug [01:26] Well, I guess I might just stick with the linux port that the board came with [01:26] ty though === Jack87 is now known as Jack87|Away [01:34] An-iSociaL: that unable to open /dev/fb0 is indicating that the fb patch from the chromeos code review didn't take [01:35] aha [01:37] well im not ready to give in just yet [01:39] An-iSociaL: http://www.cactuar.net/uploads/Xoom_Debian/xoomkernel-gnu.patch over https://github.com/Tiamat%E2%80%93AOSP/Tiamat-Xoom [01:40] ah [01:40] ill have to manually patch that in [01:41] the AOSP tiamat is old [01:41] but im using his latest version [01:41] the only kernel i could get to ocmpile properly [01:41] compile* [01:45] right now i cant seem to generate another working initrd [01:51] :/ [01:51] i keep ending up with the installer [01:56] there.. === ericm-Zzz is now known as ericm [01:57] An-iSociaL: you want that installer "oem-config" so you can set up a user and shit [01:59] yea i got it, i think i was doing something ignorant by trying to use relative path for initrd output from mkinitramfs [01:59] did the initrd installer steps manually, format, extract, write fstab, touch oem-config so itll run === Jack87|Away is now known as Jack87 [02:00] got a nice bootup, only kernel module to fail was btfrs with unknown symbol _global_offset_table_ which is caused by my cross compiler [02:01] video failed, as if im shocked, it flashed a couple times trying to switch but never did [02:01] so, on to the patch [02:14] did you already update this patch lilstevie ? [02:25] not my patch [02:27] Sorry for interrupting but are there any team that works with Nokia N900? apachelogger, mpoirier, rbelem, someone else? [02:54] ok all patched up [02:54] booting [02:56] whatup! ubuntu is booted with xdesktop on my Motorola Xoom! [02:57] tyvm lilstevie [02:59] now next problem [02:59] there's no touch lol [03:00] An-iSociaL: What is the touchscreen hardware? [03:01] err, i actually dont know [03:01] Can you execute lsusb? :) [03:03] i would love to [03:03] but [03:03] no keyboard [03:03] lol [03:03] let me get adbd installed onto it, then i can use a usb terminal [03:03] the only touchscreen enabled in a default config is CONFIG_TOUCHSCREEN_QUANTUM_OBP [03:04] one sec on the lsusb [03:07] http://pastebin.com/iRgkqPnF [03:07] if youre the nerdy type like me, theres my dmesg log [03:09] Offtopic: Why 2.6.36? (I just started reading IRC) [03:12] An-iSociaL: ok, now that patch had my touchscreen patch [03:12] its just what was available [03:12] int_ua: because thats what exists [03:12] hm lilstevie... [03:12] i did all the sections, and reverted one change cuz it broke something [03:12] which one? [03:12] so, it should work then [03:13] the one you linked [03:13] http://www.cactuar.net/uploads/Xoom_Debian/xoomkernel-gnu.patch [03:13] yeah, which change did you revert [03:13] lilstevie: I asked because the only kernel I can boot on N900 is 2.6.35. And I don't know the reason yet. [03:13] just a define in fb_tegra which was being used by dc.c [03:13] also, YMMV with the touch patch [03:14] revert it [03:14] mmk lemme figure out where that is in here... [03:14] ubuntu from natty on, includes handling in evdev for what my patch does, that patch was done because debian doesn't have the same evdev handling [03:15] although it should just be ignored [03:15] touchscreen/qtouch_obp_ts.c [03:15] ? [03:15] yep [03:15] ok and away i go [03:17] bbs [03:17] lunch [03:17] k ttyiab [03:18] unpatched, compiled, flashed and now we're booting [03:20] ugh [03:21] still no touch and adbd didnt start [03:21] lets try this again [03:24] attempted fix on adbd [03:24] and im gonna have a smoke [03:27] i have touch... [03:27] its just... not quite right [03:29] and adbd didnt start again :/ [03:29] is there another way to get a shell over usb? [03:37] ok the touch device doesnt seem to register clicks [03:37] it thinks theyre mouseovers [03:38] and still no adbd [03:38] this is going to be difficult [03:40] ok, let me eat [03:40] I will gen a patch of it [03:40] oh cool [03:41] dont choke cuz you think im waiting tho.. enjoy it [03:41] ive been working on this for a solid week and this is the furthest ive been able to get [03:42] heh [03:42] ask twb I don't rush for anyone [03:42] lol cool [03:42] btw twb known bug exists on 32GB tfs with u-boot [03:43] sad face [03:43] twb: for some reason it will only rawread, and not read the partition [03:43] I haven't tried your latest .38 with asus bl yet either, because all these 360 games came out last week [03:43] even though it can locate it [03:44] hah [03:44] I want a 360 so i can play fable3 [03:44] and new games [03:45] cause my ps3 is 3.55-MFW [03:45] I have a 360 because 1) I've given up on the games industry getting FOSSilized anytime this decade; and 2) it's turn-key. I don't need to give a shit about h/w drivers or windows licensing or so on [03:46] lol [03:46] I also want to get a slim, and glitch attack it [03:46] linux + games on the 360 [03:46] if slim is the new black ones, they have really noisy PSU fans [03:47] indeed twb, you can just turn it on and play, no thinking about shit [03:47] i enjoy systems like that [03:47] twb: and the old ones were really loud with the exhaust fans [03:47] I would like to play online but then I have to give MS money, and the menus inside teh 360 become much more annoying [03:47] lilstevie: it's a fan inside the power brick [03:47] lilstevie: smaller than the one inside the main case on the white units, i.e. noisier [03:48] lilstevie: I have both units [03:48] heh [03:48] I don't really care [03:48] I guess if you have the volume of the game up it's not noticable [03:49] I usually mute it and read a book via synthesizer [03:49] I would be a lot happier with steam, I think, if ICBF dealing with the non-turn-key-ness [03:51] lol [03:53] Having to shuffle CDs is a pain, and I don't enjoy dealing with the monkeys at the game store [03:57] wow finally [03:57] http://pastebin.com/CuwfZqxW [03:57] lsusb [03:57] very short list [03:58] i somehow am pretty sure thats wrong [03:58] asin incorrect, not misreported [04:00] hm [04:00] corresponds with dmesg. So it must be connected somewhere else. lspci? lshw? [04:01] lemme run those out [04:01] im cheating and putting in startup scripts since i cant type lol [04:02] yeah, they don't connect via usb [04:04] if i dont get something workable tonight ill go buy a usb adapter tomorrow so i can plugin a keyboard+mouse [04:04] just for testing [04:16] lspci is empty [04:16] ofc [04:16] heres a neat empty lshw [04:16] nothing connects via pci [04:16] near* [04:17] http://pastebin.com/qJxwEgNf [04:17] yeah, arm connectivity doesn't really show up [04:17] seems like nearly nothing is working [04:17] ah [04:17] mmk [04:17] most things connect via i2c and i2s [04:20] ive got alot of work ahead of me here [04:20] milestone 1 has passed [04:20] heh [04:20] it doesn't go any quicker either [04:21] I have been working on the tf101 for months [04:23] hehehe [04:23] well anything gained too easily we esteem too lightly [04:23] or somethin like that [04:26] once i get this done my next goal is adual kernel [04:28] do a pendrive type linux, put it on my evo, run it side by side with android and use the hdmi out for a full desktop [04:28] then use a bluetooth keyboard n mouse [04:28] tiny pc [04:30] heh good luck with the hdmi part [04:31] shouldnt be so difficult, the hdmi under normal linux just shows up as fb1 [04:31] normal android* [04:31] there's just no virtual terminal devices to hook into [04:36] yeah, you would think so [04:36] but at least on my tegra device, it doesn;t really work [04:36] doesn't* [04:38] hehe [04:38] well its gonna be awhile off before i embark on that [04:38] right now im aiming at full ubuntu [04:38] then xbmc media center === Jack87 is now known as Jack87|Away [04:42] you will need accel for that [04:42] and that isn't going to happen with the kernel you are running [04:42] yea need to get the nvidia tegra drivers to function [04:43] likely try out the android 4.0 kernel for the xbmc build [04:43] it should be much more updated [04:45] still may not help [04:45] the android driver interface is different to the L4T interface [04:47] hmm [04:47] only problem is the damn stingray stuff [04:47] as i recall when i was on kernel.org, they have ventana in 3.0 [04:48] that doesn't mean anything really [04:48] itll help alot [04:48] nearly every device has a different pinmux [05:00] hmm [05:00] i think its crashing [05:11] yes! i have adb shell! [05:11] now i can do somehting [05:12] heh [05:24] so uhm, hows that lunch there? [05:26] eaten [05:26] got a link to the kernel you use [05:26] like its git [05:26] http://code.tiamat-dev.com/tegra2/tiamat-xoom/commits/tiamat [05:27] git://code.tiamat-dev.com/tegra2/tiamat-xoom.git [05:27] thats the one i cloned [05:34] yeah looking at the touch driver now [05:35] patch out input_set_capability(ts->input_dev, EV_KEY, BTN_2); and input_set_abs_params(ts->input_dev, ABS_HAT0X, [05:36] and any other HAT* [05:36] which is input_set_abs_params(ts->input_dev, ABS_HAT0Y, [05:36] mmk [05:36] and that should do it [05:39] sweet [05:39] thanks [05:39] we'll know in a couple mins [05:41] fingers crossed [05:47] and we're booting... [05:48] switched cross compilers too, the newer one was playing tricks with my kernel modules [05:48] thats a fail [05:48] heh yeah [05:48] awh damn [05:48] ok, have your brought up wifi yet? [05:48] cant get it to come up [05:49] unable to mount rootfs on unknown block [05:49] ok, insmod firmware_path=/path/to/firmware.bin nvram_path=/path/to/nvram.txt iface_name=wlan0 [05:49] wth [05:49] and use wpa_supplicant [05:49] kernel panic [05:57] ok, well you have adb [05:57] so you can transfer a file [05:57] find the evtest deb [05:57] just got the wireless module loaded... [05:58] its not coming up anyway [05:58] yeah, you need to use wpa_supplicant [05:58] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/oneiric/armel/evtest [05:58] that? [05:58] yep [05:59] figure out which input event is the touchscreen [05:59] (it will be in the dmesg and the Xorg log [05:59] ) [06:00] ok cool [06:01] im goping nuts over here, this thing isnt really setup all that well [06:01] going* [06:01] can i paste here? [06:01] like 2 long lines [06:02] k [06:02] dpkg: error: parsing file '/var/lib/dpkg/available' near line 3214 package 'language-pack-es': [06:02] `Pre-Depends' field, invalid package name `d`kg': character ``' not allowed (only letters, digits and characters `-+._') [06:02] its jacked [06:02] hm [06:02] odd [06:02] you can always manually extract anyway [06:03] it is an ar archive [06:06] Event: time 172.655713, type 1 (Key), code 330 (Touch), value 0 [06:06] thats me picking my finger up [06:06] ok touch the screen a few times [06:07] move it around a little [06:07] do a two finger touch [06:07] then pastie the result [06:08] http://pastebin.com/6236hXgC [06:09] hmm [06:09] the X/Y seem out of bounds [06:09] one finger center of screen on then off [06:11] http://pastebin.com/9tx9b2BZ [06:11] bout as close as i can guess [06:14] you still have btn_2 and the hat stuff in the driver [06:15] its there, just commented [06:15] it isn't :) [06:15] not in what im using atm [06:15] if the set_abs_params and set_bit was out it wouldn't show up [06:15] the compile from the changes somehow caused a kernel panic [06:16] so i reflashed an older kernel image [06:16] maybe something went sideways, lemme try again [06:18] with set_bit for those parts evdev generally tries to treat the tsp as a touchpad [06:19] attempting to boot [06:20] panic [06:20] try going back to that other toolchain [06:20] k [06:20] it may be the change in toolchain that screwed it [06:21] recompiling [06:22] hey i really appreciate the help [06:23] np, I don't mind [06:24] rebooting [06:25] and panic [06:25] thats so weird [06:25] hm [06:26] let me try something else [06:26] I helped liv2 with debian too :p [06:26] aha [06:26] mr smart guy [06:27] i still dont know how he did it [06:27] my xoom no matter what kernel panics if i try to boot from normal boot partition [06:28] if i try to use the sdcard [06:28] i have to go through recovery to get access to it [06:29] im trying your changes with a modded config, compiling it now, gonna take a bit longer as a lot more things are enabled [06:29] yeah he had to go through recoveery too [06:29] kk [06:29] ah, see now in every tutorial i found recovery was never mentioned [06:30] it was like ooh magic it works [06:31] heh [06:34] building new initrd [06:34] hehk [06:36] and we're booting again [06:37] cool [06:37] with the patch? [06:37] aha no panic [06:37] need to stick with this config... [06:37] yep w/patch [06:37] ok cool [06:38] im gonna need to put this somewhere [06:38] like for people to use [06:38] heh [06:38] git it [06:39] now how is the touch going, or no x yet [06:39] sounds like a plan, i would like to host a kernel binary too for people like me who go nuts [06:39] yeah [06:39] ok i just tried to click continue [06:39] well thats what I do [06:39] it registered a down but not an up [06:39] http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1191141 [06:40] ah youre a member too :) [06:42] nice work [06:45] ugh i lost adb [06:46] hm, don't know how you lost adb [06:46] for me it is something I just cannot kill [06:48] its hacked in... [06:48] comes up n says cannot bind tcp:5037 [06:49] hmm [06:49] and you dont have qtouch in your kernel tree [06:49] must be specific [06:49] no, I have a different panel [06:49] my devices have atmel mxt touch panels [06:50] and there isn't a "universal arm tree" so to speak [06:51] hm [06:51] https://github.com/LIV2/LIV2-Xoom-GNU/blob/tiamat_stock_gpu/drivers/input/touchscreen/qtouch_obp_ts.c [06:51] liv2's kernel still has those HAT0X/Y [06:52] wonder if he did any fixes to his [06:52] no I left them behind [06:53] main thing is getting rid of btn2 [06:53] but I see no point in keeping hat0x/y [06:54] yea neither do it, its made no difference [06:55] could this be as simple as a config in ubunbtu itself/ [06:55] ? [06:55] nah it really shouldn't make a difference at this point [06:55] mmk [06:56] everything left are valid touch coords [06:56] and evdev ignores those that it doesn't use [06:56] actually can you evtest again [06:57] no adb [06:57] bleh [06:57] yea, quite the pickle [06:58] can i put adbd into the initrd? [06:58] possibly, not tested it myself [06:58] and really, that shouldn't affect anything [06:58] must be a usb thing then [07:03] probably [07:11] alright, well im stumped and rather tired [07:11] so im going to take a break for tonight [07:16] k [08:15] Hi === xruud_ is now known as ruudt [09:44] hi [09:48] can anyone give me a good howto to crosscompile for arm7 technology? thanks in advance [09:55] guys, whenever i finish the oem-config for the 11.10 desktop image on the pandaboard i briefly see lightdm and then the screen flickers and switches off [09:55] anyone seen this [09:55] ? [09:55] i've tried a few times [09:56] not here [09:56] what kind of panda is that ? 4430 or 4460 ? [09:56] i know the 4460 still hat temperature issues with the 11.10 kernel [09:57] well, it's Rev A1 if that says anything [09:59] thats 4430 says google [09:59] well, that should definitely work [10:03] maybe it's my damn monitor [10:03] what would be the easiest way to develop programs for a minimal ubuntu installation? Given that I need internet and show images [10:03] got the chance to try another ? [10:03] ogra - i can try my TV :) [10:03] yeah, do that [10:04] brendand: what happens if you wait a few minutes? Just to rule out temperature issues? [10:04] might be an issue in the EDID parsing [10:04] ruudt, the 4430 shouldnt have any temp issues [10:04] for the 4460 i know it for sure that we have them though [10:04] ow ok, sorry, I was guessing [10:05] has any of you any programming experience for linux? [10:05] ruudt, we have the ubuntu-core images that you can use as a base for rolling specific minimal rootfses [10:05] I mean, I just installed quickly, but it is not really what I need [10:06] orgra_ I have an installation. But need to build a custom app [10:06] ah [10:06]