[01:05] part [01:38] c [01:41] howdy === morphis|away is now known as morphis === morphis is now known as morphis|away [09:06] hrw: ping. [09:06] hrw: you blog seems b0rken again. === doko_ is now known as doko [09:55] LetoThe2nd: hm. [09:56] hrw: do you run it on a beagleboard or what? :P [09:56] suihkulokki: friend setup vps on r/pi model a (128MB ram) [09:57] suihkulokki: 16 vps, each got 2GB of swap on usb 1.1 disk === morphis|away is now known as morphis === morphis is now known as morphis|away [14:14] I have ubuntu-server on my beagleboard-xm. I would like to remote debugging by using eclipse. I need to use gcc of the board however, gcc -v says the OS does not have gcc. what is the package name that I should install? is it gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf [14:21] build essential (that also cares for binutils etc) [14:22] err build-essential [14:22] thank you ogra_ === ubuntu is now known as Guest44939 === Guest44939 is now known as angs === steev_ is now known as steev === morphis|away is now known as morphis [16:24] anyone know if the ubuntu 12.04 for pandaboard is configured to be able to record from the audio input jack? [16:27] * prpplague has no clue who _is_ and _is not_ with canonical anymore [16:32] * XorA|gone is not, so thats -1 for you to investigate [16:34] prpplague: i know... [16:35] and it's supposedly not working fine. [16:39] ndec: "not working fine"? just to confirm recording from the audio in is not working, is that correct? [16:49] For the record, I fought with this for 4 releases. Every new release breaks. [17:11] ogra_: do you know if ubuntu-armhf will run on this? http://howchip.com/shop/item.php?it_id=AND5250A [17:12] stgraber: ^^^ that seems close to what you've been looking for as well [17:12] (2GB of RAM, SATA) [17:15] highvoltage: Userspace will, but we have no kernel for it. [17:15] highvoltage: Assuming the Cortex A15 is backwards compatible with Cortex A8/9, it should. [17:15] highvoltage: Looks somewhat similar to the new Chromebook's specs, I imagine someone will make both go at some point. [17:16] GrueMaster: It's v7-a, yeah. [17:16] infinity: that would be nice. the chromebook at least comes with a built-in UPS :) [17:16] highvoltage: no wired network (or I missed it when reading through the page) [17:16] infinity: is the bootloader locked down on the chromebook? [17:16] stgraber: it has 100mbps ethernet [17:16] highvoltage: Nope, it's hacker friendly. [17:16] highvoltage: Ish. [17:17] stgraber: tjeu dpm [17:18] 100M? Really? Ick. [17:18] (oops) [17:18] stgraber: they don't mention it on the specs, but if ou scroll down you see it on the pic where they show you where all the ports are [17:18] highvoltage: ah right, didn't look at the diagram and below, just looked at the text and did a search through the page which didn't return anything :) [17:18] infinity: the chromebook doesn't have gigabit does it? [17:19] highvoltage: Not sure, but other new devices do (finally) [17:19] * GrueMaster wishes he still had discretionary spending budget for arm toys. [17:19] Like the mx6, and potentially the Panda5, when it exists. [17:19] GrueMaster: heh, it's not like I have either [17:20] GrueMaster: I guess it's about priorities :) [17:20] (like, who needs car insurance and boring stuff like that anyway!?) [17:21] highvoltage: looking at the samsung A15 board? [17:21] highvoltage: Well, I have very little time (i.e. none) to do any Linux development or testing on arm these days. While I would like to get a Chromebook and maybe a Panda 5, I'm not sure what I would do with it. [17:22] stgraber: https://plus.google.com/photos/104492301562638456962/albums/5803655978096681985/5803656013390346514 - are they all set up in containers? [17:23] prpplague: was looking at this one: http://howchip.com/shop/item.php?it_id=AND5250A [17:23] highvoltage: yea thta is the one i am referring to [17:24] highvoltage: curious as to what featuers are grabbing your attention with that board? [17:24] prpplague: 2GB RAM, SATA, USB 3 [17:25] (sata seems to be hard to get) [17:25] well you normally don't have sata on a cell phone, hehe [17:25] SATA is getting more and more common on dev boards this year and next. [17:26] The pain is almost over. [17:26] RAM is still hard to come by, though. [17:26] indeed [17:27] yeah, sata seems to be a key feature in a lot of the new SoCs (unused in most cases, but there none the less) [17:27] Better to have and not need... [17:27] When you can completely power it off, yeah. [17:41] http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/10/ubuntu-installer-for-nexus-7-tablet-made-available-for-devs [17:41] :D [17:53] * GrueMaster would very much rather work on something like that than lift 50-80lbs servers and deal with the idioctacy here. [18:12] GrueMaster, yeah, tablet and cloud are the future, who wants to carry heavy cases ... [18:19] GrueMaster, and as we all know clouds run in the sky, so no HW needed ;) [18:19] highvoltage: yep, those are all individual containers (though not all are ready yet, but will be for 13.04, or so I hope) === morphis is now known as morphis|away [19:44] ogra-nx7: uh, someone has to lift the 50-80lbs servers that are used for the cloud that everyone else uses [19:46] btw, decent build systems (though i think they are a tad pricey) - http://openblocks.plathome.com/products/obs_a/ - sata, and a sodimm slot [19:46] nah, cant be, clouds dont weight that much [19:46] heh [19:46] :) [19:47] sadly, that IS how some people think of the cloud [19:47] yup [19:47] somehow, when they talk of it [19:47] i picture this - http://dev.gentoo.org/~steev/files/screenshots/thecloud.png [19:48] heh [19:49] also, not sure why the openblocks says japan only, because i'm in the US and definitely got one [19:49] they also include an Intel 313 series 20gb ssd [19:50] i think the canonical path goes to real arm servers [19:50] calxeda? [19:50] i'm not rich enough to get them to talk to me [19:50] calxeda or armadaxp [19:50] the openblox is an armada xp [19:50] blocks* [19:51] dual core 1.33 (and 3gb ram because it comes with 2gb in the sodimm) [19:51] yeah i rather mean blades :) [19:51] well, we can't all be fancy companies with server racks :P [19:52] i mean i COULD, i have the space for it, but ehhh, i like my power bill currently being < 60USD [19:52] heh, no, but to build a distro a rack helps [19:52] very true [22:05] oh spiffy, a precise image for the trimslice [23:14] steev: is there a link for the precise image for the trimslice? [23:15] I habe h250 and can change the HD for testing [23:15] http://www.trimslice.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=2898#p2898 [23:15] thanks === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha