[00:20] xranby, no errors, the deb file just has the wrong things in it. [01:10] excese me ! ! === lool- is now known as lool [10:24] anyone from arm's IS? [10:38] ppisati: no, but what's your question? [10:41] dmart: someone told me you had panda's with same die id (and thus same mac address) and you couldn't change it at boot time [10:42] can you remember who you were talking to? I haven't experienced that. [10:42] dmart: Tobin told me that and the bug is real (i've a fix for that) [10:47] fix sent === ericm|ubuntu is now known as ericm-dead === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan === jeremiah_ is now known as jeremiah [15:52] ppisati: Thanks. And it was Canonical IS, not Arm. Lamont specifically. [16:31] GrueMaster: ah ok [16:53] ppisati: So, did it make it into the SRU kernel that is coming? If so, I'll test it as soon as I can. [16:54] GrueMaster: nope, not pulled yet [16:54] Ok. [18:11] What is the default runlevel of Ubuntu 12.04? I checked in rc-sysinit.conf and it says level 2, however my system seems to be running in level 1 (no level 2 scripts started at boot). Is there a command line way to check and make sure of the current configuration? [18:20] can someone help me merge the nvidia tegra kernel changes into my source? I have ubuntu 11.10 booted on my Xoom but wifi, bluetooth, and graphics acceleration aren't working. [18:21] smplman: whick kernel version are you using? [18:21] which [18:21] xranby_ac100: 2.6 [18:22] 2.6.*? [18:22] 2.6.36 i believe [18:22] smplman: have you tested to use the latest ubuntu kernel sourcetree? [18:22] my device is at home atm [18:22] no, i can try to update and rebuild when i get home [18:23] hmm i have to check if the xoom was based on the nvidia-harmony dev board [18:24] if so then most work applied to the ac100 kernel should be usable for your setup [18:24] ventana [18:24] i found the nvidia source http://nv-tegra.nvidia.com/gitweb/?p=linux-2.6.git;a=summary [18:24] here is the source that i used to build my kernel https://github.com/LIV2/LIV2-Xoom-GNU [18:25] ok hmm then your xoom are similar to the trimslice [18:25] you can try the trimslice forum [18:25] yea i saw a lot of docs about video acceleration, but only the binary comes with the trimslice [18:25] no source [18:25] there is no source [18:26] video acceleration on the tegra2 currently only exist as a binary driver from nvidia [18:26] the same situation apply for all other arm gpu cores currently [18:26] ahh i see. Im more interested with wifi atm [18:27] but you can get the video acceleration for ventana here: http://developer.nvidia.com/content/linux-tegra-l4t-beta-release [18:29] xranby_ac100: will give it a shot when i get home from work. WIll be back later [18:29] thanks for the help [18:29] smplman: the ac100 team have managed to get these drivers working on the 3.0 kernels and later [18:29] the trimslice still use the android kernel tree [18:29] so a kernel upgrade may be in order [18:30] you can try the #ac100 for tegra2 kernel guidance [18:31] xranby_ac100: muchos gracias [18:31] youre welcome [18:37] Does using update.rc somehow change the runlevel? [19:31] Anyone have any info they can share on how to setup a startup script for a user within ubuntu server? I setup a autologin for a user. I then created a startup script that I setup with update-rc.d. The script seems to run, but not within the user account. The user account also does not seem to auto login anymore. Finally, I seem to have issues killing the autoscript when desired. I can go through ps aux, but that is the only [19:31] way. [19:33] Epsilonorion_: Have the script change uuid during startup. A simple way would to have the init script call sudo