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- [03:23:25] <shankar>
can anyone can help in pointing out the steps to generate ramdisk bin if i have a busybox or similar ?
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- [04:08:17] <nathanm>
Do the SGX binaries that TI will give you for the ZOOM 3430 work on the 3530?
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- [04:23:29] <ds2>
they are tied to the kernel
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- [06:15:34] <zuh>
koen: Yes, actually. It's me having my brain switched off while coding and pushing changes in a rush. I can only imagine why that didn't segfault on my N800 (well, might be that I never ran it :P ).
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- [06:29:23] <zuh>
koen: fixed now (and this time I ran it too! :)
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- [07:13:30] <and-ri>
where i can find "testsprite"-demo
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- [07:19:17] <kulve>
zuh: :)
- [07:19:34] <koen>
zuh: building it :)
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- [07:40:53] <mpoullet>
Hi, could someone explain what "ES3.0" means?
- [07:42:25] <kulve>
engineering sample
- [07:42:29] <kulve>
of the cpu
- [07:42:48] <kulve>
(usually of the cpu, but can be other chips as well)
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- [07:53:17] <koen>
the TWL family uses ES as well
- [07:54:40] <kulve>
it's a version number of the chip basically.
- [08:01:35] <mpoullet>
mpoullet: is it something you can read? like a register?
- [08:05:19] <kulve>
not directly at least I think
- [08:05:47] <koen>
there's code in the kernel to calculate it
- [08:05:59] <koen>
you need a recent .27rc to get the calculation right
- [08:06:48] <koen>
it seems that nokia has an nice change to push their DSS lib into mainline since TI is saying theirs will take at leasts two months to finish
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- [08:09:14] <mpoullet>
kulve: koen: thanks for the explanations
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- [08:09:24] <kulve>
koen: do you have those versions in some kernels you can test? I would like know how the scaling with zuh's XV would work on top of those..
- [08:10:09] <koen>
kulve: no, I haven;t bothered trying to apply those patches
- [08:10:23] <koen>
the TI ones offend me with their #ifdefs
- [08:10:35] <koen>
and I was too lazy to check Tomi's patches :)
- [08:11:00] <kulve>
I might try the TI's version next week if I have the time..
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- [08:12:31] <mpoullet>
koen: where can I find the TI DSS code? Is there a GIT repo like for Nokia/Tomi's code?
- [08:14:30] <koen>
tomi has a git repo somewhere
- [08:14:47] <koen>
http://www.bat.org/~tomba/git/linux-omap-dss.git/
- [08:15:14] <mpoullet>
koen: no I mean the TI one, not the one of Tomi
- [08:15:33] <koen>
no
- [08:16:03] <mpoullet>
ok, so no chance to have a look at it :'(
- [08:16:50] <koen>
there are patches spread out over a few mailinglists
- [08:17:39] <mpoullet>
koen: I've tried to gather them once but I'm too lazy :) , so a git repo would be better
- [08:18:19] <koen>
electric shocks everytime TI uses #ifdef would be even better ;)
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- [08:20:32] <ds2>
koen: that would mean a 10 year delay as they build enough power plants for that!
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- [08:22:42] <koen>
"The evm is different from the SDP, so let's ifdef the stu.." *bzzzzt* "No, let's add the differences to the board file"
- [08:24:41] <florian_>
good morning
- [08:24:56] <mru>
morning
- [08:25:01] <koen>
hey florian_ & mru
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- [08:33:59] <koen>
(II) omapfb(0): Plane capabilities: Plane memory relocation
- [08:34:02] <koen>
(II) Running in FRAMEBUFFER Mode
- [08:34:04] <koen>
(II) LCD controller: internal
- [08:34:54] <koen>
I'm pretty sure it has an overlay as well :)
- [08:50:43] <koen>
zuh: is your detection code misdetecting things, or is the kernel not reporting things?
- [08:52:00] <zuh>
The detection is only for the base plane
- [08:52:16] <zuh>
I'm not sure what the overlay flags mean there...
- [08:53:43] <zuh>
The different caps are slightly less documented than what would be nice ;)
- [08:54:26] <zuh>
eg, what's the difference with OMAPFB_CAPS_PLANE_SCALE and OMAPFB_CAPS_WINDOW_SCALE?
- [08:54:28] <koen>
there is a small typo in your detection code :)
- [08:54:41] <koen>
"Rotation" is used twice
- [08:56:26] <zuh>
So it seems :)
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- [09:02:39] <koen>
omapfb omapfb: irq error status 0420
- [09:03:00] <koen>
zuh: don't drag the window outside of the screen :)
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- [09:10:50] <zuh>
I use that to reboot my N800 ;)
- [09:12:55] <koen>
fullscreen with mplayer gives strange results
- [09:13:09] <zuh>
What format?
- [09:13:29] <koen>
http://media.divx.com/video/movietrailers/videos/CasinoRoyale_Trailer1.divx
- [09:13:34] <zuh>
The planar formats don't work with non-16-divisible sizes...
- [09:13:45] <koen>
VDec: vo config request - 640 x 352 (preferred colorspace: Planar YV12)
- [09:15:00] <zuh>
What's the output?
- [09:15:12] <zuh>
is it skewed or something else?
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- [09:22:27] <koen>
zuh: http://www.flickr.com/photos/koenkooi/2945957291/
- [09:27:28] <koen>
zuh: and with this trailer: http://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/~koen/tefam_trlr_01_480p_dl.mov
- [09:27:36] <koen>
I get this: http://www.flickr.com/photos/koenkooi/2946825478/in/photostream/
- [09:28:51] <zuh>
ok, the latter is clearly due to the skewing issue
- [09:30:27] <koen>
yeah
- [09:31:42] <zuh>
The former is probably just the issue with scaling on beagle, it doesn't seem to work. If you resize the window, it'll break up in rather interesting ways.
- [09:33:06] <koen>
fullscreen does work with omapfbplay most of the times
- [09:33:26] <zuh>
Yeah, kulve told me to look at it already :)
- [09:33:49] <zuh>
It's just that N800 has higher priority for me for obvious reasons ;)
- [09:36:25] <koen>
zuh: http://git.mansr.com/?p=omapfbplay;a=blob;f=omapfbplay.c;h=f5e45e87ac0133ad2c4d8277ea8ee0206212fde7;hb=HEAD
- [09:36:33] <koen>
starting at line 168
- [09:46:13] <zuh>
You could just add #l168 to the url ;)
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- [09:54:44] <koen>
sweet, didn't know that
- [09:58:31] <zuh>
I don't see really any differences in what happens there and what happens in the Xv driver...
- [10:00:08] <koen>
maybe some hw quirk
- [10:00:09] <zuh>
Except that I reallocate the memory for the overlay plane to match what is required for the destination format. But I don't see how that would affect the controller scaling...
- [10:00:48] <zuh>
unless the driver has a bug with that or something, but then it should affect normal operation too I suppose...
- [10:02:13] <_AV500_>
what is your src and dst sizes for scaling
- [10:02:20] <_AV500_>
zuh: what is your src and dst sizes for scaling
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- [10:07:16] <zuh>
Well, it depends on input of course, but both source and destinations sizes are rounded down to nearest 16-divisible number. So in fullscreen the dest size should be 1024x768
- [10:08:36] <zuh>
and in the casino trailer case the src size is 640x352, which should be ok too
- [10:13:57] <koen>
I wonder if aspect scaling is playing a role
- [10:14:10] <koen>
AIUI omapfbplay scales to fullscreen loosing aspect
- [10:14:29] <koen>
(e.g. assumes you watch HD on an HD screen)
- [10:15:31] <_AV500_>
is this using the "new" DSS code or what is in l-o git?
- [10:15:52] <koen>
l-o git + mru patches
- [10:16:31] <_AV500_>
so not the "new" DSS stuff from TI
- [10:17:57] <shriram>
There are 2 different approaches, one from TI and another from tomi valkeinen
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- [10:22:26] <_AV500_>
what does the omapfbplay code do to setup the scaling? OMAFB_SETUP_PLANE?
- [10:22:49] <koen>
_AV500_: http://git.mansr.com/?p=omapfbplay;a=blob;f=omapfbplay.c;h=f5e45e87ac0133ad2c4d8277ea8ee0206212fde7;hb=HEAD
- [10:37:19] <zuh>
koen: ah right, so mplayer might be instructing Xv to push output widths which aren't fullscreen
- [10:37:27] <zuh>
or rather, heights
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- [10:49:21] <koen>
RogerMonk: good morning!
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- [11:25:16] <_AV500_>
koen: I see only a call to OMAPFB_SETUP_PLANE there, or do I miss something?
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- [12:25:55] <Crofton|work>
http://rafb.net/p/RNQ8LA93.html
- [12:26:00] <Crofton|work>
:)
- [12:36:14] <koen>
hmmm
- [12:36:21] <koen>
gettext people are funny
- [12:36:34] <koen>
they remove and/or rename macros
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- [12:38:22] <and-ri>
have anybody tried to run the demos from the SDL library?
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- [13:04:20] <and-ri>
ok, i still have a problem. I have to machines, one on which i develope the programm and anotherone on which i want to run the programms. and i want to use the SDL library on the Target-machine, but if i try to run the testspride demo on this machine i get an error (line 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected) whether the demo run on the developeing machine
- [13:04:44] <koen>
sounds like you're trying to run x86 stuff on the beagle
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- [13:05:41] <and-ri>
no i have used make CROSS-COMPILE=arm-none-linux-gnueabi-
- [13:07:34] <and-ri>
i did it befor with the kernel and the kernel is running
- [13:07:47] <and-ri>
but the sdl demo still stuck
- [13:08:02] <koen>
I still stick with:
- [13:08:03] <koen>
15:04 < koen> sounds like you're trying to run x86 stuff on the beagle
- [13:08:14] <koen>
run 'file <your binary>'
- [13:08:56] <and-ri>
one moment
- [13:09:24] <RogerMonk>
and-ri - is it a script? - does it need dos2unix?
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- [13:09:37] <RogerMonk>
koen - hi!
- [13:10:08] <and-ri>
it is a own program (binary) c program
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- [13:12:32] <and-ri>
i tried 'file program-name' , he said that 'file' was not fount
- [13:12:46] <and-ri>
found
- [13:14:21] <and-ri>
ok i tried on the other machine
- [13:15:29] <and-ri>
i think, the most important thing is "Intel 80386" , so it should be somthing like arm, or omap3
- [13:15:52] <and-ri>
nice command thx
- [13:18:44] * koen would recommend to use OE to build stuff, since OE check the architecture of the resulting binary
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- [14:24:15] <koen>
sweet, SRF patches
- [14:25:05] <koen>
one step further to proper cpufreq
- [14:32:13] <florian>
koen: Is there some simple v4l frontend like xawtv in the Angstrom feeds?
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- [14:38:34] <koen>
no idea on that
- [14:49:41] <koen>
florian: can you run 'ntpdate -b time.apple.com' on serenity?
- [14:52:23] <florian>
koen: done
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- [15:06:47] <TangerineTriode>
I know that I asked this before, but where can I find an up to date kernel (source)?
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- [15:11:18] <felipec>
TangerineTriode: have you seen the wiki?
- [15:14:19] <mpoullet>
???TangerineTriode: http://elinux.org/BeagleBoard#Linux_kernel
- [15:15:30] <Viral_Sachde>
Hi, I just started using beagle, I wish to use omapfbplay, but it says /dev/fb1 not available. I tried uImage_OTG from code.google and uImage from http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/demo/beagleboard/ . I am have untar part of Angstrom-Beagleboard-demo-image-glibc-ipk-2008.1-test-20080920-beagleboard.rootfs.tar.bz2 on mmc card and it is able to boot angstrom and show me "New user details" screen. If I try to create /dev/fb1 using mknod /dev/fb1 c
- [15:16:40] <felipec>
Viral_Sachde: you need the right kernel parameters and configuration
- [15:17:38] <felipec>
Viral_Sachde: http://elinux.org/BeagleBoard/DSP_Howto
- [15:17:50] <felipec>
it's mostly DSP stuff, but there are instructions for the omapfb too
- [15:18:31] <felipec>
Viral_Sachde: basically you need CONFIG_FB_OMAP_CONSISTENT_DMA_SIZE=6 on the config, and video=omapfb:vram:2M,vram:4M on the kernel params
- [15:19:34] <Viral_Sachde>
felipec: sure, I will give it a try. I have video=omapfb... param in . I am downloading toolchain, so thought of giving already built binary from those 2 sources
- [15:21:14] <felipec>
Viral_Sachde: oh, the angstrom images should have the the consisten dma configured properly
- [15:22:03] <Viral_Sachde>
felipec: do u think with Angstrom kernel, I should have /dev/fb1 too ?
- [15:22:22] <felipec>
Viral_Sachde: if you set the right kernel parameters, yes
- [15:23:01] <Viral_Sachde>
felipec: I have command line: console=ttyS2,115200n8 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 noinitrd rootfstype=ext3 rw rootdelay=2 nohz=off video=omapfb,vram:2M,vram:4M
- [15:23:26] <Viral_Sachde>
felipec: i have angstrom in partition 2 of mmc
- [15:24:29] <felipec>
Viral_Sachde: I'm not sure if it's "omapfb," or "omapfb:"
- [15:25:23] <Viral_Sachde>
felipec: you are correct
- [15:25:33] <Viral_Sachde>
felipec: it should be omapfb:
- [15:25:47] <Viral_Sachde>
felipec: thanks a ton. I did not noticed that.
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- [15:26:43] <TangerineTriode>
i've seen the wiki
- [15:26:51] <TangerineTriode>
the omap kernel doesn't build
- [15:27:06] <felipec>
TangerineTriode: what's the issue? which version?
- [15:27:11] <TangerineTriode>
mru said his stuff was .27 and not so stable
- [15:27:26] <felipec>
TangerineTriode: that's what it seems, yeah
- [15:27:43] <TangerineTriode>
something with the rtc
- [15:27:54] <TangerineTriode>
i think a patch just went over linux-omap
- [15:28:10] <TangerineTriode>
but, I don't know how to patch the kernel
- [15:28:40] <felipec>
TangerineTriode: do you have the patch?
- [15:28:54] <TangerineTriode>
only on the mailing list
- [15:29:05] <felipec>
TangerineTriode: save it to a file
- [15:29:11] <TangerineTriode>
ok
- [15:29:13] <felipec>
then: git apply file.patch
- [15:29:26] <TangerineTriode>
wow, that's easy
- [15:30:21] <TangerineTriode>
thanks
- [15:31:38] <felipec>
np
- [15:31:54] <felipec>
TangerineTriode: if you get it to work please say so in the ml
- [15:32:05] <TangerineTriode>
ok
- [15:32:19] <TangerineTriode>
the beagle list?
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- [15:43:35] <Viral_Sachde>
felipec: Hai man, I tried 'console=ttyS2,115200n8 console=tty0 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rootdelay=2 rootfstype=ext3 video=omapfb:vram:2M,vram:4M' as mentioned in http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/demo/beagleboard/README.txt but still no /dev/fb1 ... any suggestions ?
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- [15:58:59] <felipec>
TangerineTriode: linux omap
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- [15:59:34] <Ikarus>
hmz, discussion on the ML over the cost of doing the rev C with 256 MB ram
- [15:59:52] <Ikarus>
sure it would be nice, but not at $30...
- [15:59:59] <felipec>
TangerineTriode: where did you get that patch from?
- [16:01:38] <prpplague>
dirk2: i plan to respond to the posts on the openocd list, just been too busy
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- [16:02:55] <TangerineTriode>
felipec: i didn't, yet
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- [16:03:05] <TangerineTriode>
but I'm on the omap-linux list
- [16:03:52] <TangerineTriode>
there's some build errors about twl4030_* symbols
- [16:04:05] <dirk2>
prpplague: np :) I'm still stuck with this precompiled libftd2xx.so.0.4.15 :( Seems that my x86 system is too old. It doesn't has glibc 2.4, and seems that libftd2xx needs it. Do you know if I can recompile libftd2xx ?
- [16:04:17] <felipec>
TangerineTriode: there's a fix for those
- [16:04:18] <TangerineTriode>
and I noticed a patch for that going through
- [16:04:38] <felipec>
TangerineTriode: I think 'make oldconfig' might fix them
- [16:05:09] <prpplague>
dirk2: sorry no, it is provided by ftdi, i'd suggest using the open source lib instead for your situation
- [16:05:20] <pbrook>
dirk2: Why are you using that rather than libftdi?
- [16:05:32] <prpplague>
dirk2: the performance is not as good, but it is stable
- [16:05:49] <prpplague>
pbrook: performance
- [16:06:22] <prpplague>
pbrook: the libftdi is about 50% slower than the libftd2xx
- [16:07:11] <dirk2>
prpplague, pbrook: Ah, being new to OpenOCD I didn't know that I can use libftdi, too. Thanks
- [16:09:07] <TangerineTriode>
felipec: make oldconfig doesn't work
- [16:10:36] <felipec>
TangerineTriode: hm, letme find the relevant mail
- [16:12:18] <felipec>
TangerineTriode: http://www.mail-archive.com/linux-omap@vger.kernel.org/msg05189.html
- [16:12:21] <Viral_Sachde>
felipec: hai, doing " mknod /dev/fb1 c 29 1 " helped ... omapfbplay works... thanks
- [16:13:01] <felipec>
Viral_Sachde: that must be an issue with Angstrom's udev, then
- [16:13:05] <felipec>
I'm using devfs
- [16:13:20] <felipec>
TangerineTriode: basically check that you have CONFIG_GPIO_TWL4030
- [16:21:37] <TangerineTriode>
thanks
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- [16:49:20] <calculus>
prpplague: would you be putting ethernet on the daughter/prototype board for the beagle?
- [16:49:30] * calculus thinks that would make it very popular
- [16:49:50] <prpplague>
calculus: pads for the olimex or compatible enc28j60 module
- [16:50:04] <calculus>
cool
- [16:51:09] <calculus>
hmm... that almost looks like the one I was playing with on my atmega board
- [16:53:19] <prpplague>
calculus: probably the one you were using with the atmega was the wiznet
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- [17:11:19] <koen>
Crofton|work: I have fixed all issues that prevented beagleboard-demo-image from succeeding
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- [17:18:09] <pbrook>
Using l-o 2.6.27 USB host mode seem to work if the cable is hotplugged, but not if it is connected before boot. Sound familiar to anyone?
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- [17:28:56] <felipec>
pbrook: sounds familiar...
- [17:29:24] <pbrook>
I deserved that ;-)
- [17:29:57] <pbrook>
I don't suppose you also remember any patches to fix it?
- [17:30:25] <pbrook>
I've found some discussion, but no solution.
- [17:33:53] <felipec>
pbrook: hehe, nope, and actually I think I experienced that on other hardware
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- [17:39:15] <felipec>
hmm, the flash player finally works decently on Linux
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- [17:44:47] <gcohler>
felipec: what flash player are you running?
- [17:45:13] <felipec>
gcohler: the latest, 10
- [17:45:51] <gcohler>
felipec: Ok. I just wanted to be sure it was the Adobe one. Do you have it running on Angstrom on Beagle?
- [17:46:27] <felipec>
gcohler: hope :p
- [17:46:31] <felipec>
er, nope
- [17:48:12] <gcohler>
felipec: Ok. That's what I thought. Thanks. :-)
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gcohler: I doubt they provide arm versions
- [17:49:59] <gcohler>
felipec: Stay tuned... That's one of my pet projects. Not this week though.
- [17:50:17] <felipec>
gcohler: ah, cool
- [17:50:31] <gcohler>
felipec: They have Adobe Flash Lite for embedded processors.
- [17:50:45] <zuh>
felipec: "not yet" http://www.openscreenproject.org/about/flash_air.html
- [17:51:05] <gcohler>
felipec: It's not free yet. But it exists.
- [17:51:34] <zuh>
felipec: "Adobe will make the next major releases of Adobe Flash Player and Adobe AIR for devices royalty free, across all platforms [...]" and ARM is involved in that project so one could assume it's coming :)
- [17:52:06] <gcohler>
Flash Lite v3 is on ARM today. But not free, and requires porting and licensing fees.
- [17:53:17] <felipec>
zuh: that's nice, but will the code be available?
- [17:53:43] <felipec>
I would like to see h264 hardware accelerated decoding
- [17:54:24] <gcohler>
felipec: I think next year (or so), when they come out with Air etc that they will make the player sources available. But I'm not sure on that.
- [17:54:31] <zuh>
felipec: Only Adobe knows that I suppose
- [17:55:23] <zuh>
And I gathered that they publish some porting layer, no the whole player...
- [17:55:31] <Stskeeps>
adobe flash player exists for arm, for maemo
- [17:55:59] <felipec>
zuh: yes, but for audio only right now AFAIK
- [17:56:09] <felipec>
Stskeeps: yeah, but it's a hacked version
- [17:56:46] <Stskeeps>
hacked as in?
- [17:58:54] <felipec>
Stskeeps: as in it uses GStreamer for decoding
- [17:58:57] <Stskeeps>
ah
- [18:00:09] <felipec>
I wouldn't be surprised if there are hacks that make it impossible to run on the bb, but who knows, maybe it works
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- [18:03:26] <felipec>
http://git.0pointer.de/?p=libflashsupport.git
- [18:04:18] <koen>
gcohler: I use swfdec for flash with beagle board browsers
- [18:04:37] <koen>
gcohler: youtube doesn't work, but I don't know wether that's swfdec or gstreamer to blame
- [18:05:43] <felipec>
koen: you can use youtube-dl to download the file, I bet GStreamer plays it fine
- [18:16:13] <gcohler>
koen: Thanks. I'll take a look.
- [18:18:02] <koen>
gcohler: the xv driver is starting to shape up nicely
- [18:19:53] <gcohler>
koen: Great. I'm seeing pretty good performance already. :-)
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- [18:44:18] <k2340>
Hi, does anyone have experience getting webcams to work with the BeagleBoard?
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- [18:53:25] <ChrisEilbeck>
there were a few guys talking about cameras on the beagleboard mailing list last week
- [18:53:35] <ChrisEilbeck>
look for the Rev C. Interfaces thread
- [18:54:17] <k2340>
ChrisEilbeck: I'm browsing through them right now
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Question about SSH: Does the Angstrom demo have sshd? I don't see it in the rc files etc. Can I run the server on the Beagle?
- [19:05:06] <geist>
dropbear?
- [19:05:16] <geist>
i think it's called dropbear, it's another ssh thing
- [19:05:40] <gcohler>
Ok, I'll read about dropbear. I have seen that mentioned.
- [19:06:30] <k2340>
Does anyone have a usb webcam working with the Angstrom demo?
- [19:07:54] <ChrisEilbeck>
Is anyone using the DSP on the Beagle?
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- [19:12:56] <ChrisEilbeck>
Is everyone just using Linux on the ARM portion of the OMAP?
- [19:13:09] <felipec>
ChrisEilbeck: I'm using it
- [19:14:05] <ChrisEilbeck>
Excellent! How does the DSP get booted? Is it from the ARM?
- [19:14:31] <felipec>
ChrisEilbeck: yes
- [19:15:07] <felipec>
ChrisEilbeck: when the kernel driver is loaded you can specify the 'baseimage' to run on the DSP
- [19:15:31] <ChrisEilbeck>
That's great. I'm currently using 5510 with SDRAM and Flash, and either an AVR or an ARM to provide a user interface
- [19:16:01] <ChrisEilbeck>
Sounds like I can carry on the same process for development but have it all boot from one Flash in the production device
- [19:18:43] <felipec>
ChrisEilbeck: I guess so, I don't know about that
- [19:18:46] <ChrisEilbeck>
Are you using CCS and a JTAG emulator?
- [19:19:19] <ChrisEilbeck>
Or just debug-by-printf development?
- [19:19:42] <felipec>
ChrisEilbeck: no, I don't work on DSP development, I'm just using it, but I've done some simple things on the DSP
- [19:20:20] <felipec>
ChrisEilbeck: just using the compiler
- [19:20:38] <ChrisEilbeck>
ok. i have a XDS560R but I'll need to get my CCS on maintenance before I can use it with the Beagle
- [19:22:17] <felipec>
ChrisEilbeck: so you are not using TI's DSP BIOS, right?
- [19:25:08] <ChrisEilbeck>
yes, on the 5510 but not for communications with a PC host
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- [19:26:51] <felipec>
ChrisEilbeck: PC host? you mean a GPP?
- [19:27:48] <ChrisEilbeck>
I've got a keypad and LCD interface driven by a microcontroller and using a custom bus between that and the 5510.
- [19:28:17] <ChrisEilbeck>
I'd like to replace all that with an OMAP and use the Beagle to do the software development while I develop my own similar hardware
- [19:28:59] <felipec>
ChrisEilbeck: I see, so in the final product you would only have the DSP?
- [19:29:27] <ChrisEilbeck>
i'd just have the OMAP device and use the DSP for the audio processing and the ARM in it for the UI
- [19:30:38] <felipec>
ChrisEilbeck: ah, yeah, perfectly doable
- [19:31:21] <ChrisEilbeck>
thanks
- [19:31:53] <ChrisEilbeck>
hopefully will have some time to spin up the Beagle over the weekend
- [19:32:34] <felipec>
ChrisEilbeck: I wrote a small how to: http://elinux.org/BeagleBoard/DSP_Howto
- [19:33:44] <felipec>
I guess you can ignore the OpenMAX and omapfb stuff
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- [19:40:12] <ChrisEilbeck>
I think I looked at that the other day but it didn't quite follow my thought process. I get this a lot. No doubt it'll all become a lot clearer when I get the board powered up
- [19:41:35] <felipec>
ChrisEilbeck: you just need the kernel driver and the base image
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- [19:42:48] <felipec>
anyway, time to go home
- [19:42:50] <felipec>
later
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- [19:47:22] <dcordes>
koen, can you have a look at http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/building-%C3%A5ngstr%C3%B6m ?
- [19:47:44] <dcordes>
koen, all the urls seem broken
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- [19:53:19] <Ikarus>
*pout* am I the only one who prefers cheap over having a bit more memory
- [19:53:38] <mru>
yep
- [19:53:41] <koen>
dcordes: which URLs?
- [19:53:49] <mru>
actually, $175 *is* cheap
- [19:53:56] <dcordes>
koen, I tried to pull, doesn't work.
- [19:53:57] <koen>
dcordes: the URLs work fine last I tried
- [19:54:19] <koen>
dcordes: I just tried and they work
- [19:54:34] <Ikarus>
:)
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- [19:54:41] <koen>
"git clone git://git.openembedded.net/openembedded.git org.openembedded.stable
- [19:54:42] <koen>
"
- [19:54:54] <koen>
what's wrong with that url?
- [19:54:54] <ChrisEilbeck>
Ikarus: I'd quite like the keypad interface from the TWL4030 brought out rather than it being cheaper or needing more memory
- [19:54:55] <Ikarus>
mru: true, but if I buy a dozen for some demonstration platforms it adds up
- [19:55:28] <Ikarus>
ChrisEilbeck: well, given the price of a i2c matrix decoder chip, not sure
- [19:55:30] * dcordes shrugs
- [19:55:32] <dcordes>
which url?
- [19:55:55] <koen>
mru: I can see the case where $149 is just below a psycological threshold
- [19:55:58] <Ikarus>
ChrisEilbeck: still I agree in general that more stuff should have been brought out on the connectors
- [19:56:16] <koen>
dcordes: I'm getting a bit tired of people claiming stuff is broken when it isn't
- [19:56:30] <koen>
dcordes: so unless you can show me exactly what is wrong....
- [19:56:34] <dcordes>
haha
- [19:57:47] <koen>
dcordes: so, what is wrong with that document?
- [19:58:14] <dcordes>
all good now
- [19:58:49] <Ikarus>
koen: it's both psychological and has to do with the fact the beagle already has quite a few things I don't use in most applications
- [19:59:51] <dcordes>
koen, could you include a note on how to use checkout the .dev branch instead and build with 2008.1? in the old mtn howto this was confusing but I think it's not good to leave it out entirely
- [20:01:58] <koen>
dcordes: no, the instructions will only cover building for the released version, people needing .dev should be able to figure it out themselves or ask :)
- [20:02:37] <mru>
koen: if 149 is so special, just price it in euros or pounds ;-)
- [20:02:46] <mru>
it'll be less than the much more magical 100
- [20:02:49] <koen>
it sucks that .stable lacks beagle support, but such is life
- [20:03:12] <dcordes>
koen, ok
- [20:03:13] <koen>
$175 is approx ???130
- [20:03:17] <koen>
still cheap
- [20:03:32] <koen>
but I'm used to devboards costing $1000
- [20:03:53] <Ikarus>
koen: excluding import taxes
- [20:04:02] <Ikarus>
so make that a clean 180 euro or so
- [20:04:29] <BThompson>
there are omap devboards over $1000 out there if you really want them :)
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- [20:06:00] <koen>
it would be usefull to compare the beagle and overo+buddy
- [20:06:42] * koen is slightly annoyed by samsung and micron not having 256MB lpddr chips nor 512MB PoP
- [20:06:42] <Ikarus>
yes
- [20:06:54] <Ikarus>
well, the overo isn't out yet, nor even a price announced
- [20:07:09] <Ikarus>
(nor even a pin-out....)
- [20:08:18] <Ikarus>
But Gumstix has with me a reputation of being expensive as *bleep*
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- [20:08:55] <koen>
the software part improved a lot since sakoman started looking at that
- [20:10:51] <k2340>
Does anyone have a usb webcam working with the Angstrom demo?
- [20:11:25] <koen>
k2340: it should work if you use the .27rc test kernel
- [20:11:37] <Ikarus>
anyway, I am waiting, I need either Beagle rev C or overo
- [20:11:39] <koen>
http://dominion.thruhere.net/koen/OE/uImage-2.6.26+2.6.27-rc7+r14+gite1c49d7d22af768188e2a54c167ed79919361e55-r14-beagleboard.bin
- [20:12:10] <k2340>
koen: I'll give it a try, thanks. Just rename that to uImage.bin and overwrite the old one on the SD card right?
- [20:12:15] <koen>
Ikarus: I'm curious if someone is going to sell beagle + case + lcd as a kit
- [20:12:20] <koen>
k2340: yes
- [20:12:28] <k2340>
koen: Awesome, thanks!
- [20:12:53] <Ikarus>
koen: + touchscreen + touchscreen SPI controller ? :)
- [20:12:53] <calculus>
there is case by special computing available
- [20:13:05] <koen>
calculus: I already have that one :)
- [20:13:22] <koen>
Ikarus: touchscreen would be neat, but not something I'd insist on
- [20:13:26] <calculus>
then you need the fruitcake tin case
- [20:13:54] <dcordes>
koen, I would buy their lcd.
- [20:14:27] <koen>
you'd also need a revC to get to the lcd signals
- [20:14:31] <Ikarus>
koen: well a kit as just described I'd buy, would save on dev time by me :)
- [20:15:08] * koen is pretty happy with his revC proto + specialcomp case + flyswatter
- [20:15:19] <Ikarus>
flyswatter ?
- [20:15:24] <Ikarus>
But the LCD signal exposed is a key point
- [20:15:39] <koen>
Ikarus: http://www.tincantools.com/
- [20:15:46] <Ikarus>
ah, yes, that one :)
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- [20:17:29] <koen>
luck favours the prepared
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- [20:18:29] <Ikarus>
koen: anyway, such a kit would be nice for teaching use, perhaps also for some hobby users, but not sure for how many
- [20:18:32] <koen>
likewise has my revA frankenbeagle :)
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- [20:19:47] <k2340>
koen: I tried your test kernel and my monitor is displaying "2: DVI-D Cannot Display this Mode"
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- [20:21:34] <koen>
k2340: which u-boot do you use?
- [20:21:50] <koen>
try http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/demo/beagleboard/u-boot.bin
- [20:22:05] <koen>
for some reason the TI one prevents using a proper clock
- [20:22:22] <k2340>
koen: I am using that one
- [20:22:36] <k2340>
from October 2nd
- [20:23:07] <mru>
koen: it's probably setting dpll4 too low
- [20:23:26] <mru>
sakoman changed his u-boot tree to set a much higher value
- [20:23:54] <koen>
mru: ah, that would explain it
- [20:24:13] <koen>
k2340: that new kernel has mrus mode selections stuff
- [20:24:19] <koen>
maybe you could try other modes
- [20:24:30] <BThompson>
the default ti u-boot seems to work for me (whatever comes on a B4 board)
- [20:25:11] <BThompson>
i think it is outputting 720p though maybe? not all monitors can handle the resoulution
- [20:25:25] <k2340>
koen: What would be the easiest way to change the mode?
- [20:25:30] <koen>
BThompson: my monitor handles pretty much anything you throw at it
- [20:25:50] <koen>
k2340: you'd have to ask mru, it's something with omapfb:<mode> on cmdline
- [20:27:01] <k2340>
mru: How do I change the mode?
- [20:27:16] <BThompson>
we have had some folks with monitors that do not accept the dvi timings from the Mistral EVM, so its just a thought, with the u-boot by default I see the white beagle logo screen coming from the on flash uboot
- [20:27:25] <mru>
k2340: what mode do you want?
- [20:28:03] <mru>
the general syntax is video=omapfb:mode=<mode>,...
- [20:28:08] <k2340>
mru: Well, preferably whatever the mode was of the last u-boot that was on the Angstrom demo list. That worked perfectly.
- [20:28:25] <mru>
I have no idea what that was
- [20:28:28] <k2340>
Drat.
- [20:28:30] <mru>
what monitor are you using?
- [20:28:36] <mru>
tv or pc monitor?
- [20:28:44] <k2340>
Dell lcd widescreen
- [20:28:56] <BThompson>
2407wfp?
- [20:29:05] <k2340>
Don't have a model number on it, sorry.
- [20:29:06] <mru>
try mode=720p60
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- [20:29:20] <k2340>
that's a u-boot command, correct?
- [20:29:30] <mru>
it's part of the kernel command line
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- [20:29:42] <mru>
in the bootargs variable
- [20:29:53] <mru>
or you can set a default when you build the kernel
- [20:30:52] <k2340>
so instead of video=omapfb:vram:2M,vram:4M, it should be video=omapfb:mode=720p60 ?
- [20:31:07] <mru>
no, add the mode= to the list you have
- [20:32:01] <k2340>
video=omapfb:vram:2M,vram:4M:mode=720p60 ?
- [20:32:18] <mru>
no, the last : should be a ,
- [20:32:26] <mru>
and the = should :
- [20:32:35] <k2340>
alright, will try it
- [20:32:39] <koen>
ideo=omapfb:vram:2M,vram:4M,mode:720p60 ?
- [20:32:41] <mru>
sorry, I lied before
- [20:32:52] <mru>
koen: s/^/v/
- [20:33:01] <koen>
right
- [20:41:13] <k2340>
koen & mru: Thanks for the help, unfortunately I'm out of time today to work on this. I'll have to give it a go next week. Hopefully I'll get it working then :)
- [20:42:07] <dcordes>
koen, so rev c does haw the 'raw' lcd signal wired?
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- [20:42:57] <koen>
dcordes: judging from the photo on the mailinglist you can solder on a header for them
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- [20:56:20] <Ikarus>
tiny header though
- [20:56:40] <nathanm>
Is there a way to run the OmapZoom kernel on the BeagleBoard to "borrow" its SGX driver?
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- [21:48:25] <nathanm>
Woo-hoo. USB host works again in linux-omap git without any cable wiggling.
- [21:49:13] <flo_lap>
That's good news!
- [21:49:26] <calculus>
even from a cold boot?
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- [21:56:08] <ds2>
nathanm: stock top of l-o or with the koen list of patches?
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- [22:04:08] <nabax>
hi all!
- [22:04:22] <nabax>
i've got a usb-hub which has a mini-usb port
- [22:04:30] <nabax>
but i don't know if it's mini-a or mini-b
- [22:04:46] <nabax>
then i found on e-bay this mini-A to mini-B cable, would that suit?
- [22:05:10] <nabax>
i mean... what's the difference between A and B? won't a mini-B work instead of a mini-A?
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- [22:23:56] <nathanm>
mini-B is on devices (like your hub). mini-A is on hosts (like the BeagleBoard).
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- [22:24:14] <nathanm>
So you need a mini-A to mini-B cable to hook your BB to your hub.
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- [22:25:26] <BThompson>
there is a slight physical difference between the two one is angled on the bottom and the other has square edges, and electrically the difference is that mini-A has pins 4 and 5 shorted (i.e. pin 4 shorted to ground)
- [22:26:09] <BThompson>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usb#Types_of_USB_connector shows this fairly well
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- [23:16:20] <nabax>
wow thanks nathanm and BThompson
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- [23:21:05] <nabax>
i guess that's what i need then http://cgi.ebay.es/Cable-USB-2-0-tipo-mini-A-a-tipo-B-de-39-cm-NUEVO_W0QQitemZ360098552591QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item360098552591&_trkparms=72%3A895%7C39%3A1%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C240%3A1318&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14
- [23:26:53] <pbrook>
Yes, something like that.
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- [23:27:49] <pbrook>
You can also get mini-a to std-A-female and mini-a to std-b cables, depending what connector your device has.
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- [23:50:51] <nabax>
thx all
- [23:50:55] <nabax>
just bought it :D
- [23:51:01] <nabax>
hope it's fast
- [23:51:12] <nabax>
i've been looking for it in Barcelona for weeks
- [23:51:19] <nabax>
seems like nobody uses this kind of cable
- [23:51:36] <nabax>
which looks kinda normal anyway
- [23:51:40] <nabax>
well good night!
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- [23:54:15] <ds2>
we seem to be in a dire need of the Overo...
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