[01:14] <infinity> lynx: I'm back, if you're still needing help.
[01:54] <Netham45> Anyone know what the username/pass is for the AC100 images?
[01:54] <Netham45> (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/TEGRA/AC100)
[01:58] <infinity> Netham45: There isn't one unti you've booted the installer.
[01:59] <infinity> Netham45: If you follow the instructions on the page, on first boot, you'll end up (eventually) in a graphical installer that asks you to create a users.
[01:59] <infinity> s/users/user/
[02:00] <Netham45> I'm not on an AC100 but another tegra device
[02:00] <infinity> Okay... And?
[02:00] <infinity> That image is an installer image.
[02:00] <infinity> If you just want a rootfs, try ubuntu-core.
[02:01] <infinity> (which you'll have to manually configure as you want, but it at least won't have an installer in it that you won't be running)
[02:04] <Netham45> There's an alternate installer image that'd normally install this one, apparantly.
[02:05] <Netham45> Okay, I'll just make an acc't on my laptop for the image before I reflash it.
[02:06] <Netham45> I'm being really confusing, aren't I.
[02:06] <infinity> Perhaps, but that's alright. :P
[02:07] <Netham45> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/11.10/release/ubuntu-11.10-preinstalled-desktop-armel+ac100.tar.gz < Downloaded that and flashed to my tablet, an Acer Iconia A500. That's meant to be installed through that installer, but I just extracted so it got flashed w/o any accounts.
[02:07] <Netham45> So I need to mount my image on my PC and make an acc't and put the wifi drivers on and it should all be good
[02:07] <infinity> Yeah, as I said, the instructions on the page point to needing the actual boot image as well.
[02:08] <Netham45> I have it booting, it just only has a 'Guest' user that obviously has no root access.
[02:08] <infinity> That said, you could run oem-config on that image on first boot and have it properly "install".
[02:09] <infinity> Just touch "/var/lib/oem-config/run" in that image before you flash it.
[02:09] <infinity> And on first boot, you should get the installer running.
[02:09] <Netham45> Okay. That installer won't muck with my partitions, will it
[02:09] <infinity> Which will set up a user "correctly", among other things.
[02:09] <Netham45> ?
[02:09] <Netham45> heh, I was just going to chroot and adduser
[02:09] <Netham45> (or is it useradd)
[02:09] <infinity> adduser.
[02:10] <infinity> useradd is the lower-level utility.
[02:10] <infinity> But you'll need to also add yourself to a few groups if you want to mimic what the installer does.
[02:10] <Netham45> adduser, add to admin group, right?
[02:10] <Netham45> (or whatever the default sudoers group is)
[02:11] <Netham45> y'know, the installer sounds easier, I'ma just use that.
[02:11] <infinity> adm, dialout, cdrom, plugdev, lpadmin, admin.
[02:11] <infinity> The installer might fail due to you not actually using the ac100 kerel (at least, I assume you're not?)
[02:11] <infinity> But I guess we'll see.
[02:11] <Netham45> No, I'm not.
[02:15] <Netham45> Installer started.
[02:17] <infinity> It may well die if it tries to do anything kernel-related.
[02:17] <infinity> Unless you removed linux-\* from the image first.
[02:17] <infinity> Which I probably should have mentioned. :P
[02:17] <infinity> (I'm not sure what the installer will do with no kernel packages installed, but I'm hoping the answer is "nothing").
[02:18] <infinity> It may not break anyway, though.
[02:18] <Netham45> Worst-case if it tries to overwrite one of the kernels I'll have another to boot to.
[03:57] <Netham45> infinity, in case you were wondering, other than not clearing the run file the installer worked great.
[04:11] <infinity> Netham45: If it didn't clear the file in /var/run, it means it didn't actually finish to the point of cleaning up.  Might want to run "oem-config-remove" as root to get it to clean up.
[07:28] <Xase> GrueMaster: any time to look at that nook kernel I posted by any chance?
[12:15] <mirabilos> infinity: now _I_ am awake too (having a late breakfast ;)
[13:56] <sergey_> I've just start with pandaboard. write ubuntu-11.10-desktop into 8Gb mmc card. Start board. It shows ubunto logo. "Resizing, please wait" and then drops to BusyBox (initramfs) :(
[13:56] <sergey_> what I am doing wrong?
[14:24] <mksh> infinity: nvm, I could confirm it on a debian armhf porterbox that it's broken
[14:47] <mksh> the debian/armhf build also came in today and has the same problem
[14:47] <mksh> so it's not ubuntu specific, and I'll retreat
[17:32] <Xase> Hey, is it possible to use the ubuntu-core in qemu to build it the way I want/need for my target device?
[17:33] <Xase> Because I have no way to interface with my target device once booted.
[19:10] <doko> aK2amypC@H
[19:18] <infinity> doko: And which password was that?
[19:19] <doko> infinity, my router :-/
[19:20] <infinity> doko: And changed already? :P
[19:24] <doko> infinity, pitti's png optimizations talk loong on opendnssec  :-/
[19:35] <infinity> doko: It takes forever on a lot of packages.  Maybe we need to optimize the optimizer.
[19:38] <doko> infinity, did you change the dynamic linker name in both ghc and ocaml?
[19:39] <infinity> Do either of them use the C PI?
[19:40] <infinity> Given that haskell and ocaml stuff seems to be running, I'd assume not.
[19:40] <doko> both call ld directly
[19:40] <infinity> Cause the old PI isn't on the buildds.
[19:40] <doko> currently trying to fix clang
[19:41] <infinity> clang's broken on all arches, isn't it?
[19:41] <infinity> Or, there's an open bug that would suggest that.
[19:41] <infinity> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/clang/+bug/792146
[19:41] <ubot2> Launchpad bug 792146 in llvm "clang can’t link any programs: cannot find crt1.o, crti.o, crtn.o" [Wishlist,Confirmed]
[19:42] <infinity> See comment 13, it's apparently "still broken".
[19:42] <doko> yep
[19:43] <infinity> But yeah, whatever ghc and ocaml are doing, I assume they're doing it right, cause the binaries they produce are running fine as build-deps for other packages.
[19:43] <infinity> And /lib/ld-linux.so.3 doesn't exist on our buildds.
[19:45] <infinity> Hrm, down to only 307 packages with dep-waits.
[19:46] <doko> that's now most of the haskell infrastructure in place
[20:37] <Netham45> Anyone know what I have to do to get plasma mobile to work?
[20:42] <Netham45> nevermind, got it.
[21:48] <infinity> jcrigby: We're trying to dump gcc-4.5 out of main this cycle, and u-boot-linaro is one of the last packages still using it.  I assume you need to do some hand verification of code generation with gcc-4.6 or something before you can switch?
[21:49] <infinity> jcrigby: If you could put that on your TODO (sooner, rather than later), that would be seven kinds of awesome.