=== alf is now known as alf_ === doko_ is now known as doko === zz_anmar is now known as anmar === anmar is now known as zz_anmar === zz_anmar is now known as anmar [11:44] Hi, I've cross-compiled a vanilla kernel on Ubuntu 12.04 using make-kpkg for armhf and omap3. However, the installer on the target says the kernel is not omap architecture. How can I make sure the kernel is built for omap3, apart from configuring the kernel as such ? I already used --subarch=armhf and tried --subarch=omap === anmar is now known as zz_anmar === zz_anmar is now known as anmar === anmar is now known as zz_anmar === zz_anmar is now known as anmar [14:53] Hello, is there anyone about that could help me with an issue? [14:54] this is the issue I am having http://askubuntu.com/questions/418991/arm-chroot-installing-xfce-fails-packages-named-different [15:04] zacthespack, that smells like you're mixing debian with ubuntu [15:05] (are you sure this is an ubuntu chroot at all ?) [15:05] yes I built the rootfs myself [15:06] and your package db us up to date (i.e. you ran apt-get update before trying to install anything) [15:06] indeed [15:07] my sources.list has [15:07] deb http://ports.ubuntu.com saucy main restricted universe [15:07] deb-src http://ports.ubuntu.com saucy main restricted universe [15:07] try making http://ports.ubuntu.com to actually be http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports [15:08] and run apt-get update again [15:10] Hi ogra_, can you tell me if this is the right place about cross-compiling for armhf and omap ? [15:11] sure [15:11] OK ty [15:13] my problem is that I take a vanilla kernel, which I patched for xenomai...this goes fine. Then I configure the kernel for omap3 and cross-compile for armhf. [15:13] Then I install the kernel on the target, but the target says that the kernel is not an omap kernel [15:14] oagr_ thanks it worked! [15:14] ogra_ thanks it worked! [15:15] ogra_: do you have any clue what might be the cause of this ? [15:15] no, why dont you just follow the kernel cross building wiki ? [15:16] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/ARMKernelCrossCompile ... [15:16] I did follow any kernel cross building wiki and info I could find [15:16] the kernel team has vanilla trees on kernel.ubuntu.com i belive ... and there are debs and source debs for these kernels too [15:16] #ubuntu-kernel should be able to help you further in that direction [15:18] ok, so you say that I should not take a kernel from kernel.org but from kernel.ubuntu.org...because of ? [15:19] oh, feel free to take any kernel you want ... it is just easier with a proper package dir [15:19] anyway, thats more #ubuntu-kernel than arm [15:20] the above wiki definitely works for cross building kernels out of the different trees and source packages i have used before [15:20] ah ok [15:20] does that work for omap specifics as well ? [15:22] the current trusty images use the ubuntu -generic kernel for omap (which should be something like 3.13 without any omap specific patches) ... so i would assume yes [15:28] do you know about precise images as well ? [15:33] precise didnt use generic kernels ... it had hacked up BSP ones iirc [15:33] but ask the kernel team [15:33] ok, ty [15:35] as for your initial question, i'm pretty sure the kernel version gets overridden during package build (thats a debian thing that ubuntu inherits from there) [15:36] i doubt make-kpkg uses that mechanism [15:37] does that mean I should or shouldn't use make-kpkg ? [15:39] I used make when I started, but I prefer to end up with a .deb package instead of just a uImage without uInitrd === anmar is now known as zz_anmar === zz_anmar is now known as anmar === anmar is now known as zz_anmar === zz_anmar is now known as anmar === anmar is now known as zz_anmar === zz_anmar is now known as anmar === anmar is now known as zz_anmar === zz_anmar is now known as anmar === anmar is now known as zz_anmar === zz_anmar is now known as anmar === anmar is now known as zz_anmar === zz_anmar is now known as anmar === anmar is now known as zz_anmar === zz_anmar is now known as anmar === anmar is now known as zz_anmar === zz_anmar is now known as anmar === anmar is now known as zz_anmar === zz_anmar is now known as anmar === anmar is now known as zz_anmar === zz_anmar is now known as anmar === anmar is now known as zz_anmar === zz_anmar is now known as anmar === anmar is now known as zz_anmar