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suihkulokkihttp://craigerrington.com/blog/fixing-touchpad-issues-on-arm-chromebook-chrubuntu/09:01
suihkulokkiIt really amazes me how horrible workarounds people invent instead ot trying to learn what is the actual issue09:02
suihkulokkiwhat is even better, someone took those "instructions" and made a script to automate that:09:03
suihkulokkihttps://github.com/jbdatko/chrubuntu_trackpad09:03
lilsteviewow wtg09:07
lilstevies/g/h/09:07
ynezzsuihkulokki: can you enlighten me what's the real issue here?09:10
suihkulokkiynezz: adding two lines to xorg.conf09:11
suihkulokkiynezz: eg the fingerlow/fingerhigh settings from step 14 at: http://blogs.arm.com/software-enablement/848-running-linux-on-the-series-3-chromebook/09:12
ynezzthanks :)09:12
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marvin24small question, is u-boot suposed to be upgraded on a distro update?12:15
marvin24at least there seem to be different u-boot versions for each release12:15
ogramarvin24, nope, but we ship a script in tha package that lets you do it12:15
marvin24but they are not automaticly flashed12:15
marvin24ok, so it's up to the user to kill his system ;-)12:16
ograright, to dangerous12:16
ograyeah :)12:16
ogranot sure that script is still there though, i havent touched u-boot in ages12:16
marvin24yes, no script12:18
marvin24that's really save :-)12:18
ograask jcrigby :)12:19
marvin24well, each board has its own way to "flash" the bootloader12:20
marvin24so it's nice as it is I think12:20
ograk12:21
marvin24ogra: another question, which script sets the links in /boot?12:21
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ograkernel package postinst12:21
marvin24ok12:21
ograbased on /etc/kernel-img.conf12:21
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marvin24arrr, another horribile script12:40
ogra_whatm the kernel postinst ?12:40
ndec_marvin24: ogra_: flash-kernel --update-bootloader, updates the bootloaders, isn't that what you were looking for?13:04
ogra_thats gone with f-k 3.013:04
ogra_we used to ship a script inside that package, but thats gone too13:04
* marvin24 has a fight with network-manager an ipv6 tunnels13:05
marvin24I'll try to understand all this before asking again ;-)13:05
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ronniestigsHey. Whats the last version of ubuntu to support armv6?14:23
ogra_ronniestigs, supported was armel on 11.10 ... in 12.04 there is an unsupported armel archive though14:24
ogra_after that we dropped armel14:24
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thamptonhelp!! http://people.canonical.com/~tobin/maverick/panda.tar.bz221:33
thamptonwhatever nevermind21:59
mosasauris there a way to play audio from a chroot?22:05
XorAmosasaur: bind mount /dev22:06
mosasaurthanks XorA22:06
XorAyou may need /proc and /sys as well22:07
mosasaurI think I already have those22:07
XorAother option is talk to pulse running outside of chroot via TCP/IP from pulse inside chroot22:07
XorAbut I have never done that sort of magic22:07
mosasaurI think pulse won't run unless it has some kind of physical audio device22:08
mosasaurat least that's what happened when my built in sound card broke22:09
mosasaurbut that was on a desktop machine22:10
XorAthere are probably a dozen other options as well22:11
XorAmosasaur: as for the needing a sound card, if so there is snd-dummy to provide it :-D22:14
twigswould someone be able to assist me with installing ubuntu to an sdcard for the beaglebone. I followed the readme here https://github.com/RobertCNelson/stable-kernel however when i run the ./tools/install_image.sh it completes but the beaglebone does not boot23:30
XorAthere is no bone listed there23:42
XorAtwigs: I suspect you need to source the bone kernel repo, which has extra patches on top of mainline23:43
XorAtwigs: https://github.com/beagleboard/kernel23:46
twigsi used the git from here23:51
twigshttp://elinux.org/BeagleBoardUbuntu23:51
twigsunder Advanced Users only: BeagleBone Kernel source, used in these demo images: https://github.com/RobertCNelson/linux-dev/tree/am33x-v3.223:51

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