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scientes | anybody have a static armel coreutils? i only need chroot | 05:41 |
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infinity | scientes: busybox-static should have chroot built in. | 05:42 |
scientes | infinity, i've got a guy in #debian-arm where debootstrap from lenny arm fails | 05:43 |
scientes | with invalid instruction | 05:43 |
twb | scientes: is he using qemu arm cpu emu? | 05:44 |
twb | There was a memory initialization bug in pre-2.0 qemu | 05:45 |
scientes | twb, no he is using the NSLU2 | 05:45 |
scientes | with 2.6.32 | 05:45 |
scientes | *2.6.26 | 05:45 |
twb | pre 1.0 I meant, but OK | 05:45 |
scientes | he is doing a armel chroot | 05:45 |
scientes | does he need a newer kernel for EABI support? | 05:46 |
twb | NFI | 05:46 |
twb | Is it a recent ubuntu armel chroot? You know recent ubuntu is v7 only right? | 05:46 |
scientes | no its squeeze | 05:46 |
scientes | ubuntu wouldn't work | 05:47 |
infinity | It's been a LONG time since I played with OABI, but aren't there kernel config differences between OABI and EABI-supporting kernels? | 05:47 |
scientes | infinity, every syscall is differn't | 05:47 |
scientes | but the new kernels support the old arch | 05:47 |
infinity | That would be a "yes". :P | 05:47 |
scientes | i just dont know which version | 05:47 |
infinity | Sure, but does he have a new kernel? | 05:48 |
infinity | I'd assume not. | 05:48 |
scientes | the EABI syscalls are 0x90000000something+ | 05:48 |
scientes | 2.6.26 | 05:48 |
scientes | guess he needs to upgrade that first | 05:48 |
scientes | i mean "new" relatively | 05:48 |
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ogra_ | hmm http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTA4NjA | 09:03 |
lilstevie | ogra_: it doesn't do a great deal yet | 09:06 |
ogra_ | sure sure | 09:06 |
lilstevie | but a great start | 09:06 |
ogra_ | but it seems to do more than just xfbdev | 09:06 |
lilstevie | yeah | 09:07 |
marvin24 | needs xf86-video-modeset driver | 09:09 |
marvin24 | I'll hackup an upstream kernel after the next iteration | 09:11 |
marvin24 | let's see how far it will come ;-) | 09:11 |
lilstevie | we have an almost working nv-tegra branched kernel running on the transformer prime :D | 09:14 |
twb | "if it compiles it's great if it boots ship it" ? | 09:19 |
lilstevie | lol | 09:22 |
twb | linus said that | 09:23 |
lilstevie | it boots | 09:23 |
lilstevie | well, unless I build it with the cross compiler in the ubuntu repo | 09:33 |
twb | A mere detail | 09:34 |
* twb waves hand dismissively | 09:34 | |
lilstevie | :p | 09:34 |
LetoThe2nd | jedi hand move? ;) | 09:35 |
twb | more like politician | 09:35 |
LetoThe2nd | hrhr | 09:35 |
nimesh_accenture | what does this error mean? sh: cannot create /dev/null: Permission denied ? i get it on the chrooted ubuntu-core on android | 09:56 |
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vstehle | nimesh_accenture: looks like you have an empty /dev directory. Try to 'mount -o bind /dev chroot/dev' before you chroot. | 10:38 |
nimesh_accenture | vstehle: :-) did that and it worked | 10:40 |
nimesh_accenture | Also, I wanted to check the stability of my chroot, so is are there a set of tests that I can run on ubuntu shell to check if all the basic things like audio/framebuffer/wifi/ethernet etc. are in order? | 10:42 |
vstehle | nimesh_accenture: for fb, you can always 'cat /dev/urandom > /dev/fb0' :) | 10:49 |
vstehle | for audio, aplay comes to mind | 10:49 |
vstehle | for wifi, try an iwconfig first | 10:50 |
vstehle | for ethernet, a ping is a good start | 10:50 |
ogra_ | infinity, i guess you dont need to wait for the compiz stuff, the branch and the package have diverged (unuploaded changes in the branch), so i cant produce a sane patch that wouldnt cause havoc between package and branch (once again) ... unless i upload whats in the branch ... it seems that didrocks is on vacation and i dont want to blindly upload bits i dont know about... | 10:53 |
infinity | ogra_: Gah. | 10:54 |
ogra_ | yeah | 10:54 |
infinity | ogra_: Tell me there's a hope we can fix it for release? | 10:54 |
infinity | (But I guess 0-ish day SRUs will be "okay"...) | 10:54 |
ogra_ | i dont think so, we would have to update the patch after each commit | 10:54 |
infinity | ogra_: Mon/Tue would still be fine, if we can manage. | 10:54 |
ogra_ | k | 10:54 |
ogra_ | this will be a mess for five years though ... i dont see a clean solution (apart from the above which surely is a fulltime job) | 10:55 |
nimesh_accenture | vstehle: thx | 10:57 |
infinity | ogra_: Well, I would hope unity isn't getting major updates post-release. | 10:58 |
nimesh_accenture | vstehle: but is there a test suit that does this for us? something similar to cts in android | 10:58 |
ogra_ | infinity, hahaha | 10:58 |
infinity | ogra_: LET ME HAVE MY FANTASY. | 10:58 |
vstehle | nimesh_accenture: a test suite? There is a "Linux test project" and a Phoronix test suite, I think. But I did not run them. | 10:59 |
* ogra_ grins | 10:59 | |
nimesh_accenture | vstehle: ok...cool! i'll take a look thx again! | 11:00 |
rsalveti | ogra_: do you have the new package or patch done locally already? I can also help testing it if you want | 12:20 |
ogra_ | rsalveti, alf_, http://people.canonical.com/~ogra/compiz/ | 12:26 |
vstehle | ogra_: thanks! it works on omap5 :) | 12:37 |
ogra_ | heh | 12:38 |
nimesh_accenture | guys i'm getting this error on ubuntu-core 11.10 chrooted on Android ICS : Temporary failure resolving 'ports.ubuntu.com' . is this a DNS issue? i changed /etc/resolve.conf with my local DNS ip add... the ubuntu-server version 11.10 works fine... | 12:41 |
ogra_ | rsalveti, alf_, any news ? | 13:01 |
rsalveti | ogra_: updating/upgrading | 13:03 |
rsalveti | want to make sure it works with the latest stuff | 13:04 |
ogra_ | right | 13:04 |
infinity | nimesh_accenture: Either you got resolv.conf wrong, or your DNS server is/was upset. There's not a whole lot else that can go wrong there. | 13:38 |
infinity | nimesh_accenture: (Well, or your system isn't connected to the internets) | 13:38 |
nimesh_accenture | infinity: hmmm the same DNS works for my desktop ubuntu ... is there a possibility that some ports are blocked? because i'm behind a corporate network , which has some restrictions | 13:42 |
infinity | nimesh_accenture: I have no idea how your network or your android system are configured. | 13:43 |
infinity | nimesh_accenture: All I can tell you is that setting resolv.conf in the chroot is all you need to do. If that doesn't work, it's the host system or the network. | 13:43 |
nimesh_accenture | hmmm ...ok...thx infinity...i'll try and talk to the network team to find out whats going on | 13:45 |
infinity | nimesh_accenture: It's more likely to be your android setup than the network team's fault. But they may have some handy tips. | 13:45 |
nimesh_accenture | infinity: The README of pandaboard says "Ethernet networking is hardcoded to use 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 DNS." , but should that affect the chrooted Ubuntu? | 13:47 |
infinity | No. | 13:48 |
ndec | nimesh_accenture: if you are behind firewall, you need to configure your proxy in the chroot as well. as your config outside of the chroot isn't visible | 13:57 |
nimesh_accenture | ndec: but I didn't have to configure http_proxy on my desktop ubuntu, however /cat /etc/resolv.config on my desktop shows me the DNS ip's | 14:04 |
ndec | nimesh_accenture: well, if you are behind proxy, you must have some configuration somewhere, no? | 14:06 |
nimesh_accenture | I dont know what the networking team has done , but we dont have to configure any proxy... our ip addresses are like 10.211.xx.xx | 14:08 |
nimesh_accenture | ndec: thx man...gtg ...have a happy weekend guys | 14:09 |
rsalveti | ogra_: working nicely! | 14:37 |
rsalveti | alf_: and it's actually usable! | 14:37 |
ndec | cool, from the archive? | 14:38 |
rsalveti | ndec: yup | 14:39 |
rsalveti | ndec: but with the latest package from ogra, that just starts gtw-window-decorator automatically | 14:39 |
rsalveti | that should hit the archive soon | 14:39 |
ndec | rsalveti: nice. i am running a minimal system atm, what's the simplest way to install unity3d? ubuntu-desktop? | 14:39 |
rsalveti | alf_: the only thing I noticed that's a bit slow, is when you're using dash in full screen | 14:40 |
rsalveti | ndec: if you have to install ubuntu-desktop I'd probably recommend you to install the pre-installed image from scratch | 14:40 |
rsalveti | it takes so much time to update/install the packages | 14:40 |
rsalveti | that it's just faster to flash a new one :-) | 14:40 |
ndec | rsalveti: from usb it's usually not to bad... | 14:41 |
alf_ | rsalveti: ogra_: Great! Actually I missed the ping... Ricardo can you please ping me as the second name to test something | 14:41 |
ndec | i have lots of things on my /, i don't really want to flash something else ;-) | 14:41 |
rsalveti | ndec: so I believe installing ubuntu-desktop will probably do the work | 14:42 |
rsalveti | alf_: the dash with the default size sounds ok, but with full screen it feels quite slow | 14:42 |
alf_ | rsalveti: I think the full-screen active blur is too much for the sgx, when I disable the dash blur it's much better | 14:57 |
rsalveti | alf_: makes sense | 14:57 |
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ppisati | guys, rootstock is not supported anymore, right? | 15:07 |
ppisati | what should i use instead of it? | 15:07 |
ogra_ | rsalveti, alf_ awesome, committed and pushed, the rest has to happen once didrocks is back from vacation | 15:09 |
ndec | ppisati: ubuntu-core | 15:12 |
ogra_ | ppisati, depends, there is no 1:1 replacement | 15:14 |
kenws | Hi there, Does anyone know what eglibc options are used on ARM (in terms of option-groups.config)? | 15:17 |
* kenws is looking at https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/eglibc/2.15-0ubuntu2/+build/3199667 | 15:19 | |
kenws | hm, probably just the defaults (everything enabled) | 15:20 |
ppisati | ndec: ogra_ so, what do i use to roll an ubuntu filesystem in a tarball? | 15:21 |
ndec | ppisati: i don't understand the question... | 15:22 |
ogra_ | you can use -core but need to do all configuration | 15:22 |
ndec | and i wrote that a while ago : http://omapedia.org/wiki/OMAP_Ubuntu_Core | 15:22 |
ogra_ | yeah, i guess i will steal from it for the ubuntu wiki :) | 15:22 |
* ppisati goes to read | 15:23 | |
ndec | ogra_: omappedia, says this "Content is available under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 license.." so you should be fine ;-) | 15:24 |
ogra_ | heh | 15:24 |
ndec | just say my name, and how nice i am.. | 15:24 |
ogra_ | and bring some bribing money ? | 15:25 |
ndec | that could do it | 15:25 |
ndec | rsalveti: apt-get install ubuntu-desktop took less than 15 mins ;-) | 15:26 |
rsalveti | ndec: nice :-) | 15:27 |
Adebar | Anyone knows a ubuntu compatible notebook (ARM) with bigger screnn than Toshiba AC100 or Genesi Efika MX Smartbook? | 15:35 |
steev | there isn't one | 15:36 |
steev | well, maybe the macbook air | 15:36 |
steev | oh wait, you said ARM | 15:36 |
steev | there still isn't one | 15:36 |
steev | that said, you could get either the AC100 or the Smartbook and replace the screen, there is a 10" 1280x720 screen that is compatible (disclaimer: i work for Genesi) | 15:37 |
Adebar | mhm... perhaps another one knows such a device. Sry if I asked three times in ten minutes, looked like it didn't work. | 15:39 |
alf_ | vstehle: How does unity feel on OMAP4 performance-wise? | 15:42 |
alf_ | vstehle: oops, OMAP5 | 15:42 |
vstehle | alf_: it does not work so well... | 15:43 |
alf_ | vstehle: Do you think (or guess!) this is a driver issue or a compiz/unity issue? | 15:45 |
ndec | alf_: i am trying to setup a panda with the same driver. | 15:45 |
vstehle | alf_: issue is probably on my side, between keyboard and chair :) | 15:46 |
ndec | in fact we are now using the new xf86-video-omap driver, which rsalveti is also trying to bring up for next LEB | 15:46 |
ndec | for now we have driver issues. | 15:46 |
alf_ | vstehle: lol | 15:46 |
alf_ | ndec: ok, thanks | 15:46 |
ndec | vstehle: on panda, i have the black screen issue... i guess our PPA does not have the latest fixes from robclark? | 15:47 |
vstehle | ndec: I don't know... I have not tested on OMAP4 since a week or two. | 15:48 |
prpplague | rsalveti: http://tincantools.com/product.php?productid=16158&cat=0&page=1&featured | 16:55 |
prpplague | rsalveti: kits will be ready on monday | 16:55 |
ogra_ | alf_, rsalveti, compiz is now in precise-proposed, would be good to give the packages in the archives another test once they built to make sure everything is fine and i didnt make any mistakes | 17:01 |
alf_ | ogra_: great, thanks! | 17:23 |
rsalveti | prpplague: awesome! | 18:17 |
rsalveti | ogra_: will do, thanks | 18:17 |
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gdane | hello | 19:11 |
gdane | i recompile my kernel and i need ipkg-utils 1.6 r21 | 19:12 |
gdane | can some one say me wherr i can find it? | 19:13 |
gdane | all the time bitbake try to compile it, it says that it cant go to cvs handheld.com | 19:14 |
gdane | hendheld isnt work now | 19:14 |
gdane | so i thought may be some one help me | 19:14 |
gdane | i asked google before, but it shows only misstakes and not solving of this problem | 19:15 |
jeinor | hi! I was redirect here from #ubuntu-devel because I had arm-related questions to getting Ubuntu Core up and running on a ARM-system. | 22:13 |
jeinor | I got an error message trying to boot a 3.3.1 kernel about "VFS: Cannot open root device "mmcblk0p2" or unknown-block(0,0)" | 22:15 |
jeinor | the kernel command line is from a older kernel (2.6), I'm not really sure what command line to use with the 3.3.1 kernel | 22:16 |
jeinor | grateful for any assistance | 22:16 |
rcn-ee | jeinor, it's probally either, your bootargs don't match your partition layout, or... you don't have the necessary drives to access the drive.. | 22:27 |
jeinor | thanks for answering . I think the drivers are there, I got the kernel configuration from a forum thread where this user (which does not respond back) said he got it up and running with that configuration. | 22:34 |
jeinor | it's probably the bootargs, and me not knowing how to set them in u-boot | 22:34 |
jeinor | I tried editing the script /boot/boot.scr by hand (vim), but whenever I do it seems to break the boot process completely (even if I just add the --verbose flag) | 22:35 |
jeinor | rcn-ee, ok I figured out how to change kernel command line args. Apparently I can't just change the args directly in boot.scr, I had to regenerate it using mkimage :) | 22:52 |
jeinor | rcn-ee, did you just reenter? | 22:55 |
jeinor | ah, I missed your quit notice there | 22:56 |
jeinor | I'll repost my last message: rcn-ee, ok I figured out how to change kernel command line args. Apparently I can't just change the args directly in boot.scr, I had to regenerate it using mkimage :) | 22:56 |
rcn-ee | yeah, you can't edit that directly, take a look into your u-boot printenv, it might also support "uEnv.txt" files, which are raw text files.. so nice to edit.. | 22:57 |
jeinor | ok, thanks. I think I'll go with the method I found for now, just running the mkimage-command | 22:58 |
jeinor | still no luck in finding that root partition though | 22:58 |
rcn-ee | then it might be either a missing driver for the interface, or even misssing support for that file system.. and assuming you've ran 'fdisk -l' on it so you know it's correct.. | 22:59 |
jeinor | it's a dd copy to a new sd card from the stock one sent with the cubox, so I think it's correct. I'll check the filesystem though, as I replaced a 2.6 kernel with 3.3.1 perhaps the default support for ext2 is dropped | 23:01 |
jeinor | thanks for the tips | 23:01 |
rcn-ee | humm, if it's ext2, i've never seen anyone disable that by default.. | 23:03 |
jeinor | you're right, checked with "make menuconfig" and it's enabled (you can see I'm pretty new with this) | 23:04 |
jeinor | this makes me believe the driver is there: "mmc0: SDHCI controller on sdhci-dove.0 [sdhci-dove.0] using DMA" | 23:08 |
jeinor | (I'm trying to boot from a sdcard) | 23:08 |
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