[00:24] Hey guys [00:24] trying to recompile the Ubuntu-nexus7 kernel with MAC80211 and CFG80211 set to "M" [00:25] getting 'undefined reference to' for like every function of CFG80211 [00:25] ie: /root/ubuntu-nexus7/drivers/net/wireless/bcmdhd/wl_cfg80211.c:6016: undefined reference to `cfg80211_scan_done' [00:25] any thoughts or help would be greatly appreciated [00:25] thanks [01:19] Hey guys, so I'm trying to recompile the kernel for ubuntu 12.10 for the Nexus7 [01:19] changed the kernel config file so MAC80211 and CFG80211 are set to 'm' [01:19] and when I go to recompile I run into 'undefined reference to' errors for every function of CFG80211 [01:20] any ideas or suggestions in the right direction would be greatly appreciated [01:20] thanks! [01:26] Awk9000, you will also need to set BCMDHD to "m" === uberusha1imus is now known as uberushaximus [01:26] awesome! [01:26] thank you! [01:28] im cross compiling, do u think that has something to do with it? === zz_chihchun is now known as chihchun [01:44] no, it has everything to do with the bcmdhd driver requiring those symbols [01:46] I would have thought that the kernel config system would recognise this somehow and make that change... [01:46] Talk about possibly shooting yourself in the foot. [01:46] But then I guess its mostly distro folks who deal with kernel configs these days anyway. [01:46] Or people who know what they're about. [01:48] Kernels config deps are indeed supposed to prevent you from building something in if its deps are built as modules, but bugs happen. [01:55] OK - so can i ask a dumb question? [01:55] im following this guide on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Nexus7/Kernel [01:55] and tried the cross compiling on ubuntu 12.04 [01:56] using debuild [01:56] it creates .udeb packages [01:56] so can I just install those on the Nexus7 ubuntu image directly without modding the kernel on the device itself? [01:56] I've always just compiled on the device itself, like the N900 for instance [01:57] so the cross compiling is kinda confusing to me... [01:57] but lilstevie i will try what u said and see what happens [01:57] thanks man [02:03] Hey everyone...not to shake up a barrel of monkeys, but anyone know if packet injection / monitor mode works on the internal wireless card???? [02:03] ;-D [02:04] haven't googled the exact card yet, know its a broadcom which gives me some hope knowing about the injection developments lately for broadcom chipsets.... [02:23] holy F#@! lilstevie YOU ARE THE F'ING MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [02:23] MUWHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHA [02:23] THE MOLECULAR AMPLIFICATION CHIP WORKS!!!! [02:24] ALL HAIL LORD AND RULER KRANG OF DIMENSION X!!!!!!! [02:24] oh wait... [02:24] shit... [02:24] may have spoke too soon..... [02:24] getting warnings... [02:24] come on....baby.....WORK [02:29] Awk9000: The .udeb packages are for debian-installer, it's the .deb packages you should be interested in. Namely linux-image-$(abi)-$(flavour)_$(version).deb [02:29] Awk9000: And yeah, just installing that with 'dpkg -i foo.deb' should do the trick. [02:44] awesome ya, im familiar with 'dkpg -i foo.deb', so .udeb is for the gui installer in ubuntu or debian in general? [02:44] udeb = ubuntu deb? [02:45] thanks for the response infinity! [02:47] so basically I'm trying to install the compat-wireless drivers on Ubuntu 12.10 for the Nexus 7 [02:47] which is why I'm mucking with the kernel config to begin with [02:47] anyone had any luck with that yet? [02:48] Awk9000: udeb = micro deb, special stripped down debs for the installer. [02:48] awesome thank you sir! === Awk9000 is now known as Zero_Connection === Zero_Connection is now known as Zero_Kewl === Zero_Kewl is now known as Awk9000 === Awk9000 is now known as Ethernin [05:21] Hey guys, i just successfully recompiled the kernel on Ubuntu for the Nexus7, but am not sure exactly how to install it properly? [05:21] is it just make install? === shadeslayer_ is now known as shadeslayer === Ursinha_ is now known as Ursinha === rsalveti_ is now known as rsalveti [05:55] Can anyone teach me how to update a kernel on nexus7? we built a new kernel but make install doesn't seem to make it actually install [05:57] http://www.mattfischer.com/blog/?p=285 === RaYmAn_ is now known as RaYmAn [08:00] good morning [09:21] xnox, i would love to put all of these wikipages to death, i was actually waiting with deleting them because there was supposed to be a live-build howto from linaro one day for making a rootfs ... as a replacement to point to (ubuntu-core isnt really an alternative at all to what the tools from the wiki do) [09:21] that howto still doesnt exist though [09:23] ogra_: so arm debootstrap is still not what one wants? [09:23] no [09:23] look at rootstock, it did the complete configuration on top [09:24] for a plain development chroot or for running a vm ubuntu-core is great, for using it as a rootfs as non experienced linux user it isnt [09:25] i see. [09:25] the real bug report was that it was not easy to find $ mk-sbuild --arch armhf [09:25] the purpose of the tools was a completely preconfigured rootfs, completely independend from the HW [09:26] and that rootstock has higher google ranking [09:26] so somewhere "compiling ubuntu packages for armhf" should be documented better. [09:26] (admittedly rootstock is full of hacks i woul implement it completely different today ... (live-build in LXC using proper preseeding to do the config) [09:27] well, that documentation should be somewhere in the general "compiling stuff" wiki section i think [09:28] or "building packages" [09:28] ogra_: live-build can be fed starter tarballs, the right answer is probably a quick 3-line howto that says "call live-build this way and feed it ubuntu-core.tar.gz as the starter". [09:29] Or, rather, s/live-build/linaro-media-create/ perhaps. My brain's a bit fried. [09:29] Or potentially either could do what rootstock does. [09:29] Meh. [09:29] right [09:29] Anything but rootstock. Down with rootstock. Rawr! [09:29] I should nap. [09:29] well, vanhoof keeps it alive [09:29] I'm obviously losing it. [09:30] I was about to type "vanhoof: stop that", but he's not in the channel. [09:30] * xnox ponders if I should troll on /j #linaro /msg #linaro I am using rootstock and it fails to create a rootfs for me. Please help! [09:30] hehe [09:32] ;D [09:43] lol [11:24] Decided on a Nexus 7 (with data) despite the quoted "1-2 week until shipping", and it looks like it should arrive today (i.e. a day later) [11:24] that's quite impressive [11:24] imo [11:25] or alternative, very unimpressive. Their webshop doesn't seem to have much to do with reality :P [11:25] :p [12:21] hi, is there a way to force a custom edid value for a pandaboard running ubuntu [12:21] i have a screen problem at max resolutions it flickers and is blurry [12:23] i dont think there is, wait for robclark to get up :) [12:24] bummer === albert is now known as Guest99841 === Guest99841 is now known as Phryq [13:34] unity still functions but with glitched graphics, how do I reset on nexus 7? [13:35] you cant, its a bug in the widget library unity uses [13:35] damn [13:35] we're waiting for a fix in 13.04 ... [13:36] so no apt-get --reinstall fix? [13:36] 12.10 has the fix in the preinstalled image but not in the archive (which is why you should never upgrade that image as scattered everywhere across the docs) [13:37] lol woops [13:38] only followed the install guide ;p [13:39] me500, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Nexus7/FAQ#Why_are_-updates_and_-proposed_disabled.3F ;) [13:39] dholbach, when was the nexus FAQ switched to askubuntu ? [13:39] the five questions there give quite a poor impression compared to the wiki FAQ [13:41] i can reinstall with the tool though right? [13:41] sure [13:42] goooood [13:42] (you could surely try to fix it and probably even succeed, but i guess a reinstall would only eat 10% of the time ;) ) === XorA|gone is now known as XorA === yofel_ is now known as yofel [13:55] ogra_, no idea - cwayne should know [13:56] k, i'll ask him then [13:57] Bundzi, there was some mechanism added to load an edid value from a firmware file specified in a bootarg.. don't remember quite off the top of my head which kernel version that landed in, but I guess you should be able to find it with a bit of google searching.. === chihchun is now known as zz_chihchun [14:39] http://shop.intrinsyc.com/products/dragonboard-mobile-kit [14:40] "Its Split design offers a SO-DIMM form factor SOM [....] , Education Connector, JTAG & a 2nd Display port." [14:40] what the hell is an "Education Connector" ? [14:46] wow :D [14:46] gpio pins maybe..? [14:46] nah, they are listed separately [14:55] ogra-cb, http://mydragonboard.org/apq8060a/ refers to it as GPIO/Education connector - so Tassadar was right [14:56] just bad description on the intrinsync shop [14:57] heh, yeah === doko_ is now known as doko === Guest13203 is now known as jrgifford === jrgifford is now known as Guest78795 === Guest78795 is now known as jrgifford_ [16:11] ogra_: planning to buy.get dragonboard? === jrgifford_ is now known as Guest85519 === Guest85519 is now known as jrgiffoed === jrgiffoed is now known as jrgifford [16:30] hrw, heh, surely not [16:37] ogra_: ping me in two weeks and I will tell you what is in 'education' connector [16:38] * ogra_ imagines a brain funnel for shredded books [16:42] I got 100% price discount [16:43] brb [16:43] geez, just 100% ? make them give you 200 ! [16:44] :) [16:49] xnox, hmm, intresting, the recent image has the new ubiquity but also metacity-common and libmetacity-private0a ... not metacity itself though [16:50] lol. interesting. I will investigate madison. [16:50] ogra_: do you have java-gnome installed? [16:51] nope, no java at all [16:51] gir1.2-javascriptcoregtk-3.0 and libjavascriptcoregtk-3.0-0 are the only matches for java in the manifest [16:51] hmm, i wonder why every build seems to grow in size [16:52] todays build is 4M bigger [17:07] ogra: once we have the raring image and the nux fix - will we tell people to upgrade or reflash? [17:07] ogra_, sorry - picked the wrong *ogra* [17:08] heh [17:08] all of they are highlighted in all my xchats, no worries :) [17:08] *them [17:08] (tsk) [17:08] dholbach, both should work (theoretically) [17:09] ogra_, what will we recommend? [17:09] i think we should recommend re-flashing so people get a personalized device [17:09] ok [17:10] dholbach: i updated the wiki last night with manual instructions to flash raring, you probably noticed by now. [17:10] :) [17:10] ah, so it has the nux fix already? [17:10] dholbach: not yet [17:10] dholbach: hopefully very soon [17:11] gotcha [17:11] you can pretty well play around with the raring image if you know your way around [17:11] i.e. testing via ssh etc [17:12] yea or use a usb/keyboard and ctrl-alt-T to open a terminal window [17:12] works in onboard as well :) === jrgifford is now known as Guest21720 [17:14] i might make a note on the wiki later today that the raring installer has a corrupt background and it's a known issue [17:15] yeah, and that the slideshow is missing [17:15] i dont really have the balls to put it back, we're so close to oversized [17:15] ogra_: want me to file launchpad bugs as well? [17:16] i think for the wallpaper there is a bug [17:16] ahh ok [17:16] * sfeole takes another look [17:17] if you want to file one for the missing slideshow as a reminder, then assign it to me [17:17] ack will do [17:18] ogra_: your talking about the installer slideshow right? [17:18] yep [17:18] without it the actually process window gets very tiny ... [17:18] and jumpy in size [17:19] i think it will look just fine without it, once the background is fixed [17:42] xnox, compiz/ubiquity works fine on the nexus [17:42] i also get a proper black wallpaper instead of the corrupted crap i had before [17:43] that the windows are immovable feels very weird though [17:43] =) [17:45] (and i had plymouth instead of staring at a "localhost.localdomain login:" prompt ) [17:45] lots better [17:45] * Laney looks forward to trying out the nexus7 images [17:46] i'll wait for nux though ;-) [17:47] grmbl [17:48] why does the powerbutton still trigger a dialog === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha === RaYmAn_ is now known as RaYmAn [18:28] ha, nice, support for kexec-hardboot got into official N7 Ubuntu kernel :) === tassadar_ is now known as Tassadar