=== discopig is now known as pig === lag` is now known as lag === 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 === zz_anmar is now known as anmar` === anmar` is now known as anmar [15:02] suihkulokki: I can confirm you are right that missing out the --enable-uname-release in configure makes the patch for upping the reported uname version aarch64 unnecessary === anmar is now known as zz_anmar === zz_anmar is now known as anmar === Tassadar_ is now known as Tassadar === yofel_ is now known as yofel === chuck_ is now known as zul === 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 [17:42] so. If I have a saucy (arm64) system that appears to boot OK but never shows me a login prompt, what do I poke? If it was sysvinit/debian I'd look in inittab and /dev and etc/securetty [17:42] but upstart is highly myseterious to me [17:42] there is an /etc/init/tty1.conf that looks like what used to be in inittab [17:43] (I can boot with /bin/sh OK, or /sbin/init --verbose and watch lots of stuff go by) [17:44] there is no initramfs, because klibc was not ready in saucy) That may be part of the problem? [18:36] wookey: where do you expect the login prompt to appear and did you pass the right console= on the kernel cmdline? [18:40] xnox: I get console output from upstart during boot [18:40] (console is set to AMA0 IIRC) [18:40] wookey: so. it doesn't mean that that's where tty1 will be spawned. [18:40] ttyAMA0 [18:41] and since putting the right earlyprintk rune in I get kernel output: [18:41] earlyprintk=pl011,0x1c090000 [18:41] so I just tried running "exec /sbin/getty -8 38400 tty1" manually and I see nothing [18:41] so I guess tty1 is going to the wrong place [18:42] what decides where tty1 ends up? [18:42] should I just change /etc/init/tty1.conf to specify ttyAMA0? [18:42] wookey: is ttyAMA0 a serial console? [18:42] wookey: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SerialConsoleHowto [18:42] yes (but in a model) [18:43] wookey: yeah, then you need to add a job to spawn getty there. [18:43] wookey: or try passing console=/dev/ttyAMA0 on kernel cmdline. [18:43] aha. that's what I needed to know. This even seems horribly familiar frmo about a year ago.... [18:43] :-) [18:46] * wookey feels a bit dense === pig is now known as discopig [19:00] xnox: wahey. I have console. does a debootstrapped saucy have a default login? [19:00] root:root and ubuntu:ubuntu didn;t get me in [19:07] wookey: nope, no logins on default debootstrapps. === 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 [20:57] wookey: FWIW, apw's ubuntu-core-to-foundation model conversion script will (a) do the job for you, or (b) be some nice hints about things you'd want to do if you were doing it yourself. [20:57] wookey: http://people.canonical.com/~apw/arm64/arm64-prepare-image [20:59] wookey: (Linked from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM64/FoundationModel ... I don't just memorize weird paths on people.c.c) === awafaa_ is now known as awafaa === steev_ is now known as steev === yofel_ is now known as yofel [22:33] ah yes that looks like all the stuff I did to make it work === Jonnyw2k is now known as Jonnyw2k-work === Jonnyw2k-work is now known as Jonnyw2k-away === Jonnyw2k-away is now known as Jonnyw2k === niska` is now known as niska