[17:31] <mchasard> hi
[17:32] <mchasard> strange my lubutu arm for pi3 is down after an update
[17:32] <mchasard> and no way to boot
[17:33] <mchasard> it begins at fist to loose settings  from boot .config.txt
[17:34] <mchasard> i have to reinstall it  ?
[17:34] <mchasard> the last version is allwaus the 16.04
[18:21] <WernerWe> Hi, can anyone tell me if I'd need to compile the usbip kernel modules manually or are they supposed to ship with the linux-tools-generic package?
[18:22] <WernerWe> I'm on 16.04.2 LTS
[18:22] <WernerWe> on a 64bit armhf sys
[19:59] <ali1234> WernerWe: try linux-image-extra
[20:21] <WernerWe> seems theres only packages available for generic 4.8.0-* kernels
[20:21] <WernerWe> I'm running a quite older kernel it seems: Linux tegra-ubuntu 3.10.96-tegra #1 SMP PREEMPT Wed Sep 28 17:51:08 PDT 2016 aarch64 aarch64 aarch64 GNU/Linux
[20:21] <WernerWe> guess the simplest way is to just compile the kernel + usbip module
[21:04] <WernerWe> Well I dumped the current kernel config, added usbip to the config, compiled everything and added the module to the sys. Sadly it complains when trying to load it...
[21:04] <WernerWe> ERROR: could not insert 'usbip_host': Exec format error
[21:04] <WernerWe> readelf -h doesnt show anything suspicious. ELF64/Aarch64
[21:14] <WernerWe> well nvm got it loaded now
[22:56] <WernerWe> sigh this is really getting depressing ... i got the usb device captured, had to patch the version to make usbip work with the newest (rather old) windows version, got the usb mount there and ....
[22:56] <WernerWe> the software says: device not detected -_-
[23:28] <darkl0rd> Hi Guys
[23:28] <darkl0rd> Question regarding MultiArch in Xenial
[23:30] <darkl0rd> When I attempt to add (dpkg --add-architecture arm64) and update the sources.list(s) accordingly (ports.ubuntu.com for arm64 and the normal sources for amd64,i386) and then try to install for instance libc6:arm64, apt suggest removing/overwriting libc6:amd64 and all it's dependencies (pretty much the entire system)
[23:30] <darkl0rd> Using the exact same approach works on Debian Jessie.
[23:31] <darkl0rd> Reason I'm asking here, and not in #ubuntu is that I figured the crowd here probably has more experience with cross builds / multiarch ;-)