=== orated_ is now known as orated === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha === _Lucretia__ is now known as _Lucretia_ [12:33] Is Ubuntu 12.04 available for Asus Tablet? [12:34] IamTrying, officially? no [12:34] but specifically which asus tablet [12:34] lilstevie, no problem. Asus Tablet Eee pad transformer [12:35] I have old Ubuntu installed but its touch is not working. [12:35] lilstevie, ^ [12:36] touch sounds like something else [12:36] cause any version of ubuntu that I have released an image of has working touch [12:36] just fwiw [12:36] lilstevie, 12.04 do you have ? I want to test today [12:36] no [12:36] OK - then i have problem, i have to reverse to Android [12:37] you could always try that netinstaller that someone did [12:37] OK [12:39] lilstevie, i did it almost year ago, i am not sure if this was the valid link if you may know? e.g: http://lilstevie.geek.nz/ports/OLiFE-Prime-Edition.tar.gz === orated_ is now known as orated [12:54] what is the latest gcc version to download for "apt-get install gcc-4.6-arm-linux-gnueabi" ? [12:55] IamTrying, touchscreen or touchpad is not working on the transformer? [13:06] which one is for beagleboard-xm arm-linux-gnueabi or arm-linux-gnueabihf? [13:11] janimo, actually all working but i have to use OLiFE manually to bring the virtual keyboard for Ubuntu (physically touchscreen working well) [13:11] the problem is i need Ubuntu 12.04 (the old one is not stable, it breaks my apps) [13:12] IamTrying, ok. No experience with Olife myself [13:12] janimo, Well thats the best one, ever worked. [13:13] angs, gnueabi = armel, gnueabihf = armhf ... depends what your beagle runs :) [13:14] armhf, thank you ogra_ [13:16] IamTrying, I would be a little worried that 11.10 apps are breaking all of a sudden [13:18] lilstevie, yes it is, for audio capture and video capture 12.04 is most stable in my case. [13:20] lilstevie, i used OLiFE long time ago, and i was using it. But few months ago it was crashed, without any reason, like it was rebooting over and over. I did not had time to fix it, so today again reinstalling it. FYI. [14:27] Is it normal OLiFE taking more then 2 hour to install the dual option? Still its .... [14:28] Put your device in APX mode then press any key : did ....."more then 2 hour left.." [14:35] pastie the whole output cause no [14:37] lilstevie, https://gist.github.com/3806921 [14:38] did you press... well any key [14:38] Enter the first one [14:38] cause as far as that log is concerned you haven't [14:39] lilstevie, i did Enter, space or a b bla bla... [14:39] but still more then 2 hour gone, saying nothing.... [14:39] yeah it actually says something, and so should your tablet [14:39] try running nvflash on its own [14:45] lilstevie, Thanks its doing correctly now, i have problem remembering things what i did before getting older :-( [14:45] I did not put it in APX mode, therefore failed. === awafaa is now known as FunkyPenguin [18:55] is there any way to apt-get install mtd-utils so that the binaries don't get saved in /usr/sbin [18:55] so I don't have to be sudo to run them [19:55] VarmVaffel: Where they live on the filesystem doesn't define who can usefully run them. [19:55] yeah I found out [19:56] VarmVaffel: You could copy the binaries to your home directory, or execute them as a regular user from /usr/sbin/ and they'd likely still be just as useless, cause they require root to do anything. [19:56] no they worked without root [19:56] thanks for the tips though [19:58] Ahh, if they really do work without root, you might want to file a Debian bug (or an Ubuntu bug, if it's an Ubuntu-specific package) pointing out that the binaries shouldn't be in sbin. [19:58] sbin is generally for stuff that really needs root to be useful. [19:59] hm yeah ok sure [19:59] it was in the standard mtd-utils package [20:06] ok it seems like way too much trouble for me with registering an account and reading the guidelines for reporting a bug like this [20:06] someone else will have to do it :P === XorA is now known as XorA|gone [20:38] js.bad: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, ARM, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.26, BuildID[sha1]=0x31dcd167f7d3c1741274062f1201a623544788e9, not stripped [20:38] should that be a valid executable on a pandaboard running ubuntu-12.04.1? [21:15] seems like it === doko_ is now known as doko [22:31] VarmVaffel: well, the kernel does not seem to like it [22:32] this was built on my debian machine using a cross compiler. [22:32] building on the board seems to work [22:32] what cross compiler [22:32] (but takes several orders of magnitude longer) [22:32] arm-linux-gnueabi? [22:32] emdebian [22:32] yes. [22:32] and you specified the target arcH? [22:32] or board or whatnot [22:33] -march=armv7-a [22:33] then I'm really not sure, never cross compield anything for that particular board before [22:33] though I do have it in my drawer [22:35] ok, it works on my tegra2, which is running 2.6.38.3+ from ubuntu-11.04 [22:35] is it possible that the pandaboard is using -hf, but the tegra isn't? [22:36] file output does not seem to mention -hf versus softfp [22:42] File doesn't. [22:42] You want "readelf -A /path/to/binary" [22:42] But if you installed from Ubuntu 12.04 images, they're armhf, yes. [22:43] And your binary is likely armel. [23:09] so i'll need to get a toolchain that outputs -hf? [23:09] hrmm, this is non-ideal, since i'm pretty sure android runs -el not -hf [23:09] infinity: what should be in the output of readelf -A? [23:10] Tag_FP_arch: VFPv3-D16 [23:10] would be my guess? [23:10] or Tag_ABI_HardFP_use: SP and DP [23:11] but either way, ew.