[00:12] <infinity> angs: That's more of an openssl question than an ARM question, you'll have to read the source to see how it got there.
[00:13] <infinity> angs: Also, given that Ubuntu doesn't run on anything less than armv7, I suspect this isn't really an #ubuntu-arm question. :P
[00:18] <angs> yeah it is debian-arm :) I just wanted to ask here because debian and ubuntu are close to each other and nobody on #openssl replies
[00:20] <infinity> Well, I think it's fair to point out that the openssl source package builds on Debian armel, which is armv4t, so you could just be doing something weird/wrong there.
[00:21] <angs> I added "#define __ARM_ARCH__ 4"  in the beginning of the library, now it compiles the source without problem. although I am afraid it will cause a problem on the runtime
[00:22] <angs> what does 4 stands for on armv4t?
[00:27] <infinity> It stands for.. 4.
[00:28] <infinity> As in ARMv4
[00:29] <infinity> If your compiler isn't defining __ARM_ARCH_4__, you probably have bigger issues.
[05:05] <doomlord> will ubuntu-arm run on the MK908 , if not what would be the issues in getting it to woork
[06:21] <RagBal> Has anbody got Ubuntu core to work on BeagleBone? I can't seem to get the network interface to work after booting
[06:28] <maxinux> yes
[06:28] <maxinux> im 100% up on beaglebone black + ubuntu
[06:29] <maxinux> ... power will be your next issue you run into :)
[06:29] <maxinux> initializing ethernet will exceed usb power
[06:29] <RagBal> Hmm
[06:30] <maxinux> whats the issue your running into specifically?
[06:31] <RagBal> Well I got it to boot, but when I try to use any network related stuff it gives me an error
[06:31] <maxinux> ethernet cable is plugged in? whats ifconfig say?
[06:31] <RagBal> I have to put the rootfs back on the SD to give you the exact erorr =)
[06:31] <RagBal> ifconfig is not there yet
[06:31] <maxinux> you are not running the image from armhf?
[06:31] <maxinux> just load the base image up
[06:32] <RagBal> I'm using the ubuntu core rootfs
[06:32] <maxinux> beaglebone, or black?
[06:32] <RagBal> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-core/releases/13.04/release/ << ubuntu-core-13.04-core-armhf.tar.gz
[06:32] <RagBal> Black
[06:33] <maxinux> www.armhf.com/index.php/boards/beaglebone-black/
[06:33] <maxinux> use the image :)
[06:33] <maxinux> make that work first
[06:33] <RagBal> Yea got that to work
[06:33] <maxinux> no ifconfig, means no way to setup the interface
[06:33] <maxinux> ifconfig and probably dhclient3 needed
[06:33] <RagBal> What about 'ip'? Should be enough to configure it
[06:34] <maxinux> iproute2 can handle it, yes
[06:34] <maxinux> must setup your route and your ip
[06:34] <maxinux> ip add <blah> and ip route add default gw ...
[06:34] <RagBal> But I want to know what changes or additions are made to that rootfs from armhf so I can reproduce them =)
[06:34] <maxinux> fair
[06:34] <maxinux> if you made the image work once no probs with that :D
[06:34] <maxinux> so you probably said something about no route?
[06:34] <RagBal> Nope, it gave a weird error, let me try to recall it
[06:44] <RagBal> maxinux, hmm I can't seem to boot it anymore, the kernel complains about no init found, try passing init= option to kernel
[06:44] <maxinux> init=/sbin/init
[06:44] <RagBal> Ah one sec
[06:44] <maxinux> or /bin/init, but should be sbin
[06:50] <RagBal> I see the init ini /sbin/init and pass it with the bootargs but it still refuses to find 'init'
[19:02] <maxinux> ok time for my ubuntu arm question if anyones around.. also beaglebone black, using the armhf image  ... package management seems to be a complete fail... apt-get reports unable to locate packages, but the sources.list looks right to me
[19:08] <hrw> maxinux: 1. pastebin output of 'apt-get update;apt-get install nano'
[19:08] <hrw> then we can talk
[19:09] <hrw> otherwise we waste our time
[19:10] <maxinux> nbd.. 30s...
[19:11] <maxinux> so nano is already installed on this image to begin with.. so that doesnt give much debugging info, but the errors from nmap are stil ldisplayed
[19:12] <maxinux> http://pastebin.com/HEFhfrQ3
[19:15] <maxinux> i wonder if going 12.04 instead of 13.04 would be wise
[19:34] <hrw> run 'apt-get -f install'
[19:35] <hrw> 13.04 is best you can get
[19:35] <hrw> just it is visible that you got broken image to start with
[19:39] <ndec> maxinux: did you start with a 'real' image from ubuntu.com, or did you make up an image (ubuntu-core, or debootstrap)?
[19:46] <maxinux> is ther a real image on ubuntu.com ? i got the image from armhf.com
[19:47] <maxinux> it seems its complaint was version not meeting what was required... so maybe just bad sources.list?
[19:52] <hrw> maxinux: have you run 'apt-get -f install'/
[19:52] <hrw> ?
[19:52] <maxinux> yeah, that worked interestingly
[19:53] <maxinux> it loaded libpcap 0.8 instead of 0.98 or newer
[19:53] <maxinux> etc
[19:53] <maxinux> which seems.. bad
[19:53] <hrw> never mind - it has to fix your package database
[19:53] <ndec> hmm.. i didn't know about armhf.com!
[19:53] <maxinux> yeah, that seemed to do it
[19:53] <hrw> after it finishes you can install anything
[19:54] <maxinux> yeah, seems so, thanks!
[19:54] <maxinux> that was silly
[19:54] <maxinux> if i was gonna load x on here, whats the best meta package?
[19:55] <hrw> I would go for xfce
[19:55] <ndec> you can start with openbox
[19:55] <maxinux> xfce is what i used to always use on slower hardware
[19:55] <hrw> with modesetting x11 driver for start
[19:59] <maxinux> cool, after that silliness (i usually try to avoid -f(orce) flags.. i should be set... only new to arm, not linux :)
[20:04] <hrw> ;)
[20:04]  * hrw off