=== sergiuse1s is now known as sergiusens === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === Dr_Who is now known as tgall_foo [08:29] https://plus.google.com/u/0/105007947798310229700/posts/VkB4kk1PSy9 - issues with Chromebook and U-Boot + uImage of linux-chromeos 3.4 kernel. any ideas? [09:11] hrw: CONFIG_REGULATOR_FIXED [09:11] XorA: thanks [09:12] hrw: I think from memory anyway, chromebook not currently handy to check [09:12] CONFIG_REGULATOR_FIXED_VOLTAGE=y already ;( [09:14] lots of these as well gpio: device tree node not found for gpio controller with base address 10d10000 maybe the wrong DTB attached? [09:16] this is what I also suspect. took dtb from same kernel as uimage ; [09:16] ( [09:16] will take deeper look later today [09:16] would all be much easier with board files :-) [09:20] hehe [09:21] ;D [09:21] * hrw off === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [11:12] hiii [11:13] I m working Wondermedia 8950 and using ubuntu 11.10 core... I have an issuse regarding ethernet modules.... I m getting packet loss when I ping to the device... can any one help me, what is the issue? === Dr_Who is now known as tgall_foo [15:28] hey all, I'm dealing with a kernel panic on a wm8650-based netbook, what all info should I collect to offer helpful insights? I'm not used to dealing with arm systems === doko_ is now known as doko [17:20] I'm looking for libmali.so.0.0.35 for a Samsung Chromebook with a Exynos 5 [18:46] I'm looking for libmali.so.0.0.35 for a Samsung Chromebook with a Exynos 5 [18:47] use the one from google for the nexus10 [18:47] (i think i told you earlier this week) [18:47] didn't work, made this worse [18:48] went from 3 in glmark to 2 [18:48] funny, works fine for me [18:48] on your Chromebook? [18:48] yes [18:48] hmm, might have mailed myself the wrong file then [18:48] I copied over the libmali.so file and created symlinks [18:49] cpoied it over which file ? [18:49] I extracted the libmali.so file [18:49] there usually is no such file in any ubuntu install [18:50] would you be able to tell me what you did? because I obviously messed it up [18:52] i would if i had noted it down somewhere ... but i didnt and its over a year ago i did it [18:54] what i did was mount and extract the img file with th eext4 partition and did a "ls -R | grep mali" and found "libmali.so" I believe, I copied it over to /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/mali-gles [18:54] I had to edit /lib/udev/rules.d/40-chromium-mali-opengles.rules [18:55] reboot and then, it was slower than before :P [18:55] are you doing that in chromeos ? [18:55] no, Ubuntu on my SD card [18:55] what is /lib/udev/rules.d/40-chromium-mali-opengles.rules then ? [18:57] beats me tbh ... followed this: http://people.mozilla.com/~vladimir/misc/fix-gles [18:57] I just want acceleration and no one seems to be able to help [18:57] I modified the code so it wouldn't pull from chrome os since I have .45 and not .35 anyway [18:59] I know it's a n00b thing to do but honestly, I don't feel like getting 1fps in a simple GL test that my Core 2 laptop with Intel GMA gets litterally 100 times better results [19:01] i think hrw oncve wrote a blog post about getting gles to work [19:01] yes he did, you need libmali.so.0.0.35 [19:01] nowhere to be found again [19:02] unless I take a trip to Best Buy and pray the display unit there has it still and they didn't upgrade the OS [19:02] again, in the google nexus 10 zips [19:02] yes, libmali.so is in there [19:03] but following the fix-gles link, it didn't work [19:03] literally made it worse [19:08] so I just give up now because nobody gives a crap? [19:08] rtfm and gtfo? [19:13] this is the purest definition of Linux right here ... "How do I get it to work?" -Check Google. "Doesn't work." -Don't care anymore, didn't log it and I'm through with x distro because it's not cool anymore [19:20] <-- owns. N7. Never seen anyone in here before. Surprised.