=== Jack87|Away is now known as Jack87 === Jack87|Away is now known as Jack87 === NCommand` is now known as NCommander === NCommander is now known as Guest72853 === guerby_ is now known as guerby === cpyang_ is now known as cpyang [16:13] I am trying to create a rootfs following the instructions at - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/RootfsFromScratch [16:15] sudo ./rootstock --fqdn ubuntu --login ubuntu --password ubuntu --imagesize 3G --seed ubuntu-desktop [16:15] command finishines with saying - I: Running on a i686 machine [16:15] I: Creating temporary qemu Image to be used as rootfs [16:15] I: Mounting temporary Image [16:16] where does it mount the temporary image? Should not it create a tarball? I can't find that [16:16] I am trying this for the first time === Guest72853 is now known as NCommander === NCommander is now known as Guest17465 [16:37] lets put it another way [16:37] how can I build a root fs on ubuntu 13.04 to use with qemu-arm [16:37] ? === Guest17465 is now known as NCommander === davidm` is now known as davidm [19:46] hi guys got question, I got an mk802iiis device running ubuntu but the kernel apparently is configured to look in 3.0.8 dir in /lib/modules and the rootfs has 3.0.36 folder [19:46] can I do a symblink and reboot and all will work? [19:46] trying to get wifi found [19:47] Erm, if the kernel is 3.0.8 and the modules you have are 3.0.36, you absolutely can't just symlink, no. [19:47] You need modules that match your running kernel. [19:47] Or a kernel that matches that rootfs. [19:47] Pick one. :P [19:47] hmm [19:47] off to google heh [19:48] Or, off to the people who provided you the kernel and rootfs. [19:48] Since it wasn't us. [19:50] aye thats what I'm trying to do [19:50] any idea if ubuntu is planning to support all winner soc? [19:50] there's a lot of these little arm devices flooding the market [19:51] probably once they start supporting devicetree [19:52] (which they refuse to ... and which keeps them from getting their stuff into linux proper) [19:54] ogra_: Not true, there's (finally) allwinner support landing upstream in a sane multiplatform way. [19:54] oh ! [19:54] Though, mostly too late for trusty's kernel, I believe. [19:55] so they finally saw the light ? [19:55] or is that a community effort [19:55] I think the light might have been forced on them, but yes. [19:55] heh, cool [19:55] I've not gone patch hunting myself, but I heard promising things at Connect. [19:55] i saw the deiscussions on the debian-arm ML ... [19:56] interesting [19:56] but there it didnt look like they would get to some final conclusion [19:56] and discussions with luke kenneth lehighton involved get a bit stressful over time [19:57] Oh, he's a twit. :P [19:57] definitely [19:57] I'm in my hotel room right now got my mk device plugged into the hotel room tv trying to get its wifi up and running lol [20:32] hmm what do I type to get dmesg to run in the terminal 15 seconds after I hit enter [20:33] Valduare: sleep 15 && dmesg [20:33] ty