=== solarcloud_AFK is now known as solarcloud_3scrn === yofel_ is now known as yofel === XorA is now known as XorA|gone === zz_chihchun is now known as chihchun [08:30] good morning === doko__ is now known as doko === jkridner_ is now known as jkridner === yofel_ is now known as yofel === JeffWBro1ktree is now known as JeffWBrooktree [11:45] ogra_: I hate to be apain but - http://ubuntuone.com/3Hmktiws4Z1qhaXs35B5PL [11:45] have rebooted it 4 times still stuck here any ideas? [11:46] czajkowski, have you checked the a11y settings ? [11:46] ogra_: I cant get the dash up [11:46] use the ceg [11:47] when I click on the big ubuntu bittn it just gives the icon text dash home so cant change any settings [11:47] ceg? [11:47] use the menu on the top right :) [11:47] the gear [11:47] all frozen :( [11:47] each reboot still leaves it on the page to enter in my wifi code [11:47] try to cancel the wlan dialog, could be that it grabs the focus [11:48] narp :( [11:48] you mean it doesnt take any input there either ? [11:48] (for the cancel button) [11:48] nope wont cancel it [11:48] nothing seems to want to close for me [11:49] that sounds like a completely frozen xserver [11:50] indeed [11:50] bit of a pita :( [11:50] when was that installed ? [11:50] recent images have a serial console running on the usb port [11:50] few months back [11:50] before xmas [11:50] hmm, not sure when i added that [11:52] you could try to plug it into a PC and check demsg for creation of something like /dev/ttyUSB0 [11:52] ok cheers will do when I get a lull in work [11:52] thanks ogra_ [11:53] need to fix it by fosdem times as dont wnat to lug laptop [11:53] with the working rotation and todays xorg fix its nearly usable [12:08] FYI the Tegra3 Technical Reference Manual seems to be available in the nvidia dev zone/tegra dev programme. I just noticed today, it may be old news [12:09] the realtek sound codec on the nexus7 has no public datasheet though [12:10] something hates me :( http://ubuntuone.com/0S97eFdCGOGC1Dk6mEeFlZ [12:24] janimo, well, there must be something in pm-suspend that makes it work, i wonder if some sub modules are unloaded and re-loaded ... [12:25] havent found the time to inspect what the scripts do [12:25] * ogra_ just uploaded onboard changes ... we now have proper docking in place [12:25] and the power button will suspend by default [12:26] janimo, did you upgrade to latest xorg already ? it makes input work in portrait [12:48] ogra_, did not upgrade yet today, looking forward to test the new x stuff though [12:49] the "button 1 gets stuck" issue is still there [12:49] but portrait works the same way as landscape now [12:49] I have been looking at the sound/suspend issue yesterday, no progess though, just seeing the different register values, comparing to android and staring at the code [12:50] ogra_, the button stuck issue is our showstopper [12:51] well, i'm busy adding the preseeding stuff to the installer ... once i'm done with that i'll take the time to look into what pm-utils does [12:51] i think it unloads many of the snd_ modules [12:51] if we could mimic that behavior on first boot it might or might not work :) [12:52] eeek, MS buys dell ! [12:58] hm [12:58] ogra_: nasty [12:58] isn't it only rumors still? And probably only a relatively small part [12:59] i just read news that it was a done deal [12:59] got a link? [12:59] only german [12:59] I noticed some touchscreen&grab-related patches in the xorg-devel list a few days ago, I wonder if they would be enough to fix the "button gets stuck" issue? (I don't know enough of the details to know...) http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.freedesktop.xorg.devel/34653 [13:01] RaYmAn, happy google translate :P http://www.golem.de/news/windows-lizenzen-microsoft-will-milliardenanteil-an-dell-kaufen-1301-97090.html [13:04] " ... licenses for future tablets" ? [13:05] I though Dell announces to quit tablet and smartphone business [13:05] *thought [13:05] marvin24: android tablet [13:05] ah, we failed in a booming market - let's try some dead end one? [13:06] janimo: I started to package a 3.8 kernel for tegras [13:06] how do I add modules to the ABI ? [13:06] ogra_, our sound is not modular, so unlikely it is due to module reloading [13:07] marvin24, adding modules? Does it error on build? [13:07] (sorry for the dumb question) [13:07] janimo: yes, [13:07] it compares module file from old abi [13:07] and fails, because new abi has different modules [13:07] marvin24, you should just add an ignore.modules or modules.ignore (I always forget) file [13:07] let me check [13:08] I think this is defined already, but I'll also check again [13:08] I wish there was a global 'Never check ABI GTFO' option on kernel builds [13:08] there is a ignore.abi [13:08] and always just bump ABI by default, as it is the case almost always in my experience [13:09] touch abi/3.5.0-17.27/armhf/ignore.module [13:09] but use the actual current ABI dir [13:09] janimo: ok, thanks - will give it a try [13:10] I am here if you have further questions and glad you work on this. It would be great to have a 3.8 tegra kernel in the archives [13:10] and switch ac100 to it [13:10] well, it should run on any tegra2 or tegra3 device [13:10] if you tell u-boot the correct device tree [13:10] right, but test on ac100 first as we have the device and the developer :) [13:10] sure ;-) [13:11] janimo: btw, is it possible to build a kernel package on launchpad - I read something about a 4 hours limit ... [13:11] marvin24, it should be possible but I don't know if there are public armhf builders [13:12] I know I used to test on an internal PPA [13:12] ogra_, ^ ? [13:12] well, I already build some packages for arm ... [13:12] czajkowski, ^^^ [13:12] he he, that's done already [13:12] ah ok then. I did not know about time limit, although 4 hours usually was enough for panda and ac100 kernels AFAIK [13:12] https://launchpad.net/~ac100/+archive/ppa [13:13] ogra_: you pinged [13:13] I just don't want to fall from grace [13:13] nice. [13:13] czajkowski: all ok [13:13] grand [13:14] czajkowski: is it ok to build a kernel package on armhf [13:14] marvin24, neh just try and if there's a limit we should bump it up instead of penalizing the uploader [13:14] there may be limits so the ppa is not hogged but a kernel build is a desirable use-case [13:14] I was told not to upload package which run more than 4 hours, that's why I ask [13:14] marvin24: it's not on my list of not to enable - but as long as it's not more than 10 builds and greater than 4 hours [13:15] marvin24, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-ac100/3.1.10-6.10/+build/3962084 [13:15] slightly over 2 hours [13:15] https://dev.launchpad.net/CommunityARMBuilds [13:15] janimo: that's not a complete kernel I think [13:16] you mean not completely configured ubuntu kernel? [13:16] yes, maybe many modules missing [13:16] right, ac100 does not have full ubuntu configs [13:16] it takes one hour on my dual core 2.6 GHz machine [13:16] I just used the omap config ... [13:16] maybe a ti-omap4 build is more relevant [13:17] and also enabled PCI (which omap doesn't have as it seems) [13:17] czajkowski, does that mean the ARM builds are not automatic based on a dput but need to be manually requested for each upload? [13:18] * marvin24 still doesn't get why we need to enable all possible modules instead of all useful ones [13:18] https://launchpad.net/~canonical-kernel-team/+archive/ppa/+build/4046784 [13:18] yes over 4h [13:19] the PPA builder you linked to currently builds an origen kernel and it is past the 3 h mark. So building kernels should be doable there [13:19] janimo: AFAIK, the ppa needs to be enabled one time [13:20] marvin24, if a module is really unlikely to get used on the ac100 feel free to disable [13:20] I meant in general [13:20] we started with minimal but a lot of USB and network options are required for various people's corner cases [13:20] e.g. you don't need all the regulators and mfd which are specific for each soc [13:20] and since it is a module it does not affect those who do not used them, just build time [13:21] right, if some options do not make sense they should not be there indeed [13:21] hw support for impossible setups [13:23] * marvin24 didn't count how many kWh he wasted already for building useless modules where the packaging failed in the end === rsalveti_ is now known as rsalveti === solarcloud_3scrn is now known as solarcloud_AFK [15:26] ogra_: do we have serial number patters or device models ids for nexus-ses to destinguish 8/16/3g models? [15:27] xnox, yeah, ask vanhoof or mfisch, i think they figured them out for the zenity installer [15:27] ogra_: ok. I'll just poke the source then ;-) [15:27] you can request info via fastboot [15:28] xnox: vanhoof did all that magic, but I think he used the partition info [15:29] mfisch: sounds about right. [15:29] http://paste.ubuntu.com/1563337/ [15:30] ogra_: mfisch: fastboot getvar all output for my nexus7 [15:30] right, just grab the userdata partition and de-hex the size [15:31] yep === chihchun is now known as zz_chihchun === solarcloud_AFK is now known as solarcloud_3srcn === XorA|gone is now known as XorA [17:07] hello :) [18:08] Hi all [18:08] eny body could please lend me a hand obout pinmuxing on omap4? [19:01] hello [19:02] hello [19:02] i have problem with playing mp3 in raspbian [19:03] omxplayer work but nothing else [19:03] raspbian is not ubuntu [19:04] i know but no body answer to me in another rooms [19:04] I dont know the answer, dont have a Pi [19:09] are there install instructions for ubuntu on nexus somewhere? [19:10] Noskcaj: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Nexus7/Installation [19:10] thanks === jsalisbury_ is now known as jsalisbury === Noskcaj is now known as Noskcaj_afk