=== wgrant_ is now known as wgrant [02:32] is there a 12.04 netinstall image for omap3? [02:34] actually just found it http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/dists/precise/main/installer-armel/current/images/omap/netboot/ [02:47] ls -lart [02:47] woops... wrong window. :D [02:48] Any support for ARMv4? [04:31] Essobi: No [04:31] See topic [04:37] GrueMaster: is there an old (but not yet EOLd) release that predates the v7-only changes? [04:38] Otherwise I guess we direct people to Debian? [04:38] V7 was added in 10.04, and that version was only an 18 month cycle for arm. jaunty was armv5, karmic was armv6+vfp. [04:39] Yes, anything less than armv7 should go to debian. [04:39] Ah, that's probably why my confusion, because I am used to thinking of 10.04 as LTS [04:39] Essobi: so the short answer is try #debian-arm on OFTC [09:41] * janimo` is glad to see the plan to go with live-only installers for arm in 12.10 [09:57] hm, anyone has experience with cross-building vala application in a sbuild environment on a amd64 host? [10:21] hi, I was going through panda's spec on pandaboard.org and it does say that it has audio out/in jack, however http://www.omappedia.org/wiki/PandaBoard_FAQ#I_am_not_able_to_record_Audio_using_Mic-in.3F suggests that its a LINE-IN and not mic (the top connector on panda). I am actually trying to record audio on panda, and havent got success yet, anyone help ? [11:48] Anyone who knows a quick and simple way to have a login-less shell on a serial tty ? [11:51] sveinse: cd /etc/init;cp tty1.conf ttySERIALPORTNAME.conf [11:51] maybe also edit file to change serial port name inside [11:51] and change getty to bash probably [11:53] Well, its the latter point which is my question. So simply refrain from using getty would be the simplest, right [11:53] I forsee an issue with running bash as an unprivileged user from init though [11:54] Perhaps start-stop-daemon will be at my disposal for this... [12:39] sveinse: linaro has something in images for it [16:24] Which ARMv7 Family is best suited for Ubuntu 12.4? [16:31] Nikropht-ofc: Not sure I understand your question. Ubuntu 12.04 should work on any Cortex A8/A9 compatible SOC privided you have a bootloader and kernel support. 12.04 also has support for some devices already, with images ready to run. [16:35] GrueMaster: thx === robclark__ is now known as robclark === zyga_ is now known as zyga [20:34] hi. Is there any chance of getting gst-dsp to work on precise armhf or should I just give up? [20:37] phako, which board? does it just lag really slow? [20:37] beagleboard C3 [20:37] the decoding is _really_ slow and it looks like it's all in software [20:38] yeah, i haven't had it work on my c4 since, 3.0.x or something, just really slow.. [20:39] meh [20:39] additonaly the software mp3 decoder seems broken [20:40] rcn-ee: so this is more a kernel issue than a sf/hf issue? [20:40] that should be done in software on the arm core.. it's probally the correct audio channel isn't enabled.. [20:40] rcn-ee: no, it happily crashes in libmad somewhere [20:40] ah, haven't seen that yet.. [20:41] the problem is, it's more, no one other then nokia was working on dspbridge/gst-dsp with their n900.... it would be nice to get dsplink working, then we could use the dsp stuff from angstrom which is more maintained.. [20:43] does this dsplink cooperate with gstreamer as well? [20:43] or is that the "get it working" part? [20:46] get it working, relates to building the dsp kernel modules and other dsp stuff... with gst-dsp we just used the prebuild dsp bins.. [20:47] you can see a number of the dsp-link related tools here: https://github.com/Angstrom-distribution/meta-ti/tree/master/recipes-ti [20:49] right [20:49] so I either get angstrom and have to rebuild a s*tload of stuff or go for debian stable and basically have to do the same... [20:50] yeap, that's the road i was on... then got dspbridge/gstdsp working so i stopped and used that.. [20:55] oh, it doesn't handle mpeg2 anyway :-/ [21:08] is there a smaller (console only) image than the 12.04 LTS desktop image? [21:08] (OMAP3) [21:09] hrm appears core is what I want [21:17] trelane: core needs a bit of effort to make it work. You might be after server. [21:18] trelane: (core has no bootloader or kernel, it's just a rootfs) [21:18] aah [21:18] server's footprint is reasonably small if you remove the package pool after you install. [21:19] Just see the top of sources.list post-install. [21:19] not worried about space [21:19] more worried about resources after boot [21:19] Ahh. [21:19] and I do not need a desktop :) [21:19] Then, yes, server is what you want. [21:20] need bash, cron, apache, possibly perl-snmp [21:20] later I'll need lots of beers and crying [21:20] ;) [21:21] * trelane misses the days of rootstock "I want the following packages, here's a serial port, now go pretend to do something" [21:21] trelane, i'm still in those days. ;) [21:21] I'm jealous! [21:22] The server image will get you a similar (but less broken-by-design) result. [21:22] If you have an external drive, you could also boot a d-i netboot image. [21:22] (Which I'd recommend) [21:22] right now I'm trying to get the thing up far enough to poll an analog pin [21:22] and make sure I get how that works [21:22] beyond that [21:22] I promise nothing :) [21:23] Im just going to throw this on the sd card and move on with life (hopefully) === eebrah is now known as Guest57309 === zyga_ is now known as zyga === Guest57309 is now known as ibrah === ibrah is now known as eebrah