[12:16] <awafaa> rsalveti: ping me know when you're up, please
[12:28] <hrw> awafaa: your appearance at james bond theme evening was awesome
[13:19] <infinity> awafaa: Stop hitting on my coworkers.
[13:21] <awafaa> hrw: thanks, people complained there was too much hair and not enough heels, but it was a good laugh
[13:21] <awafaa> infinity: jealous are we? you didnt seem to mind on wednesday ;)
[13:23] <infinity> awafaa: I knew you'd come back to me, then.  Not so sure now.  rsalveti's a handsome man.
[13:24] <awafaa> infinity: yeah, you snooze you loose :)
[13:27] <awafaa> rsalveti: sorry to have bothered you. i've been adequetly serviced by infinity
[13:27] <awafaa> oh wait, that really doesn't sound right!
[13:33] <infinity> *cough*
[14:04] <rsalveti> awafaa: hey
[14:08] <awafaa> rsalveti: hey, i was going to ask you some questions but infinity has managed to fill me in
[14:10] <rsalveti> alright :-)
[15:56] <infinity> awafaa: I went from "servicing" you to "filling you in".  This isn't improving.
[15:56] <awafaa> infinity: it's the natural progression of things ;)
[19:55] <applepi> Hello all...  working on an ubuntu-arm rootfs made with debootstrap and I'm able to boot into it, however everything I try to run inside it, I get 'illegal instruction'
[19:56] <applepi> I'm not sure why, I targeted armel, and when I did this with debootstrap to make a debian rootfs, it seems to work fine...
[20:34] <infinity> applepi: If it's not an armv7 CPU, it won't work.
[20:34] <infinity> applepi: Debian/armel is armv4t, Ubuntu/armel is armv7, which is likely your issue.
[20:34] <infinity> (And Ubuntu/armel is also a dead product now, we stopped shipping it)
[20:35] <applepi> infinity: Really?  Because my kernel is built for armv7..  and oddly it's my Debian build that works.
[20:36] <applepi> infinity: however that's good to know.
[20:40] <infinity> applepi: What CPU/board are you running on?
[20:41] <applepi> imx6sl
[20:41] <applepi> dev board
[22:13] <applepi> infinity: well..  I tried with armhf..  didn't even make it through booting.  :/  the sd card reader for some reason seems to be failing during bootup..
[22:14] <applepi> I'm seeing 'mmc0: no vqmmc regulator found' and then a ton of 'init: Failed to create pty - disabling logging for job', 'mountall: event failed'
[22:14] <applepi> Any suggestions?
[22:16] <infinity> applepi: None off the top of my head, though I have a sabrelite here that I need to find the time to fix up for trusty.
[22:16] <infinity> So, it might magically start working soon. :P
[22:42] <Valduare> wonder if we will ever see small arm computers with mini pcie slots for ssd instead of nand storage
[23:04] <infinity> Valduare: Yup.
[23:05] <Valduare> I have an mk808 right now that i've been playing with
[23:06] <Valduare> dual core, 1.6 gig   8 gigs of nand and 1 gig of ddr3 ram
[23:06] <Valduare> pretty snappy little device