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is dana goyette online i have a question about ur senior project
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- [04:26:26] <thurbad>
is there any driver out there for the audio chip on the beagle, or perhaps a power management setting that will prevent the pop after audio stops playing with angstrom/beagle?
- [04:27:28] <thurbad>
or do I need to continuously stream some sort of sound to prevent the pop?
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- [04:33:58] <djlewis>
its a feature ;)
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- [04:45:50] <thurbad>
how do other people deal with it.. or do they?
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- [05:13:42] <ds2>
Hmmmm
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- [05:29:08] <hitlin37>
how to i change my resolution,its only giving 640*480
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- [05:30:13] <ds2>
YOU can read the source, learn it and report back.
- [05:33:09] <thurbad>
hitlin37, you need to modify the arguments sent to the kernel
- [05:34:14] <hitlin37>
which file i need change
- [05:35:24] <thurbad>
you need to modify the u-boot environment variables... you can do this either in the u-boot terminal with a serial connection or create a boot.scr file and place it in the SD boot sector
- [05:36:13] <thurbad>
I'll pastebin a copy of the file I use to generate boot.scr if you want
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- [05:43:17] <hitlin37>
let me see myself u-boot
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- [05:45:42] <thurbad>
you can use 'printenv' to see the variables already stored
- [05:47:07] <hitlin37>
ok
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- [05:55:13] <hitlin37>
printenv gives me lot of vaiables
- [05:55:21] <hitlin37>
DISPLAY:0.0
- [05:55:27] <av500>
thurbad: should be fixable in the driver
- [05:56:14] <thurbad>
hitlin37, is there a dvimode variable?
- [05:56:40] <thurbad>
I can't remember if that's a default variable or one I added
- [05:57:03] <hitlin37>
no
- [05:57:07] <hitlin37>
no dvimode
- [05:57:34] <thurbad>
ok, it's probably something I added then
- [05:57:42] <hitlin37>
i built image using narcissus,did i missed anything important
- [05:58:05] <thurbad>
no
- [05:58:19] <thurbad>
these are variables that live in the nand
- [05:58:42] <hitlin37>
ok
- [05:59:08] <hitlin37>
then should i create boot.scr now
- [05:59:22] <thurbad>
that would be the easy route
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- [05:59:52] <hitlin37>
but theres already MLO ,u-boot and uImage
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- [05:59:54] <hitlin37>
in boot
- [06:00:27] <hitlin37>
so again i'll put boot.sscr there,in which order
- [06:00:28] <thurbad>
yup, boot.scr is optional it's just a script that lets you interact a little with u-boot
- [06:00:45] <av500>
thurbad: you could try to mute the audio before it stops playing
- [06:00:53] <thurbad>
boot.scr shoulld be added last
- [06:01:01] <hitlin37>
ok
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- [06:01:09] <av500>
it really depends on the audio chip itself, and I know little about what the TWL does..
- [06:01:22] <thurbad>
av500, ok I'll try that before trying to modify the driver
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- [06:01:54] <av500>
thurbad: its a common issue, at least here :)
- [06:02:05] <av500>
been fighting it for years on various codecs
- [06:02:06] <hitlin37>
how do i create boot.scr
- [06:02:14] <av500>
its in the wiki
- [06:02:18] <hitlin37>
:)
- [06:02:54] <thurbad>
these are the settings that I use ... http://pastebin.com/24Q1jhEa
- [06:03:22] <thurbad>
I have dvimode separated out for easy modification
- [06:04:30] <hitlin37>
ok ,let me try it
- [06:05:09] <thurbad>
I also keep the command line at the top commented out that is used to generate the boot.scr from a simple text file named bootargs.txt
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- [06:05:50] <thurbad>
you'll probably have to apt-get installl mkimage if you don't have it already installed on your system
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- [06:06:56] <thurbad>
you can leave off the saveenv line if you don't want to permanently alter your boot environment
- [06:08:15] <thurbad>
and the optargs I'm using hides the boot messages and splash screen when booting... may not be what you want, but it speeds up the boot process
- [06:10:17] <hitlin37>
u mentioned mmcargs.txt in first line
- [06:11:28] <thurbad>
ah, yeah, that's the name of my text file, not bootargs.txt
- [06:11:41] <thurbad>
sorry for any confusion there
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- [06:21:33] <hitlin37>
ya its working
- [06:21:53] <hitlin37>
well my boot process waits a lot at /sbin/modprobe -b i2c:mt9v113 unexpected exit with status 0x000b
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- [06:25:07] <thurbad>
if you want to change the resolution all you have to do is modify the dvimode variable
- [06:25:23] <hitlin37>
ok
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- [06:26:01] <thurbad>
for instance mine is set to 1280x720 and 24 bit color depth
- [06:26:40] <thurbad>
rather than the default 16 bit color depth which is quite ugly
- [06:26:55] <hitlin37>
ya i can see that,thanks
- [06:27:28] <thurbad>
n/p
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- [06:33:52] <ds2>
do it in software
- [06:34:09] <ds2>
multiple the audio with a decaying signal before you end it
- [06:34:29] <av500>
ds2: might not help
- [06:34:48] <av500>
it really depends on what the codec does when you stop feeding it data
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- [06:35:19] <thurbad>
the sample ends a second or 2 before the pop from the driver shutting off power to the speakers.. or at least that 's what seems to be the cause
- [06:36:08] <av500>
ok, so its more the shutdown of the codec
- [06:36:12] <av500>
then just keep it alive
- [06:36:17] <hitlin37>
i need libavutild-dev package (i downloaded it),but it has further dependecy to other libs,i should i go now,first to install all those libs then libavutil-dev or how?
- [06:36:44] <hitlin37>
i*how
- [06:36:56] <thurbad>
hitlin37, on the beagle or on a dev machine?
- [06:37:13] <thurbad>
opkg should resolve dependencies
- [06:37:14] <hitlin37>
beagle, i already hav it on my dev machine
- [06:37:26] <thurbad>
note: /should/
- [06:37:32] <neo01124>
hi ds2
- [06:37:54] <thurbad>
assuming it's in the repositories
- [06:38:00] <hitlin37>
thats good,i thought of installing .ipk files
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- [06:48:13] <thurbad>
ugh got to test a user space 'driver' for hardware I have a prototype for that is slightly different than the actual hardware using the spec the actual hardware
- [06:48:23] <thurbad>
... not looking forward to this
- [06:48:42] <av500>
?
- [06:48:53] <thurbad>
dunno if I'm even gonna get past initialization
- [06:50:19] <thurbad>
sensor stuff, the prototype only measures 2 axes the actual hardware measures 3
- [06:51:06] <av500>
i2c?
- [06:51:10] <thurbad>
not sure why since we're technically only measuring 1 axis
- [06:51:12] <thurbad>
yeah
- [06:51:32] <av500>
i2c is simple
- [06:52:15] <thurbad>
I'm more concerned with the protocol of the sensor initialization at this point :/
- [06:52:34] <av500>
c&p from the data sheet
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- [06:53:45] <thurbad>
heh, I have code for the the 3-axis version, don't think I even have part numbers to go with the prototype that I actually have
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- [07:00:28] <thurbad>
av500, when you (you specifically not generally) do i2c, do you usually write a kernel module, or user mode code?
- [07:01:22] <av500>
we do it in kernel
- [07:04:53] <thurbad>
I probably should have done it that way, but the only kernel stuff I've ever mucked with was in Minix
- [07:05:32] <thurbad>
not exactly a practical real world kernel experience
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- [07:06:47] <av500>
thurbad: accelerometer drivers exist
- [07:06:57] <av500>
find the closest one and adapt
- [07:06:59] <av500>
what chip?
- [07:07:47] <thurbad>
LIS302DL
- [07:08:52] <thurbad>
at least that's the final hardware, the prototype is a similar 2-axis version that I don't have a chip number for
- [07:09:02] <av500>
http://svn.openmoko.org/branches/src/target/kernel/2.6.24.x/patches/lis302dl.patch
- [07:09:57] <thurbad>
there's a little more too, it though.. there's multiple sensors with a multiplexor to address the various sensors
- [07:10:00] <av500>
this driver is even blessed
- [07:12:25] <thurbad>
looks like that driver uses spi rather than i2c, thanks though
- [07:12:39] <av500>
yeah, but register map is the same i guess
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- [07:15:41] <thurbad>
true, my dilemma is that I don't know how similar the registers are to the prototype device I was given
- [07:15:59] <av500>
well, that is the same for user space...
- [07:16:17] <thurbad>
I was told that it's virtually identical, but don't have a lot of faith in the source of that info at the moment
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- [07:23:27] <hitlin37>
with opkg i got libavutil but its not there at /usr/include/
- [07:23:52] <thurbad>
did you install the dev version?
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- [07:24:35] <av500>
gm _koen_
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- [07:28:15] <hitlin37>
yes
- [07:30:14] <ds2>
hey neo01124
- [07:31:00] <ds2>
av500: more specifically, what state/voltage is the idle/power down condition... as long as you decay down to that, it should help... otherwise, a well placed cap
- [07:32:07] <av500>
ds2: no idea
- [07:32:32] <av500>
we did not use the twl for various reasons
- [07:32:59] <ds2>
heh
- [07:33:31] <ds2>
the triton is a FINE chip
- [07:34:03] <ds2>
life is so much better without network manager
- [07:35:00] <hitlin37>
FFmpeg version SVN-r24417,what number represent here
- [07:35:06] <av500>
you let somebody manage your social network?
- [07:35:19] <av500>
hitlin37: svn revision
- [07:35:22] <ds2>
:P
- [07:35:34] <av500>
I let my wife do that :)
- [07:36:37] <hitlin37>
so lower number means olderpackage say r23733
- [07:41:34] <_koen_>
good morning all
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- [07:42:11] <av500>
hitlin37: yes
- [07:42:17] <hitlin37>
i installed libavutil-dev but its not there in /usr/include
- [07:42:45] <hitlin37>
i did opkg
- [07:43:22] <hitlin37>
gm;)
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- [08:01:19] <woglinde>
moin xora
- [08:08:36] <XorA>
morning
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- [08:18:36] <hitlin37>
libavutils requires total of 9 packages,should i go installing one by one
- [08:19:48] <koen>
hitlin37: ffmpeg-dev has all ffmpeg headers
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- [08:22:58] <neo01124>
av500, ds2 how to load a kernel module from C ?
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- [08:27:12] <_koen_>
system("modprobe foo");
- [08:27:28] <woglinde>
koen *g*
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- [08:28:26] <woglinde>
or write the modul in right way and access the device so udev can load it
- [08:29:48] <hitlin37>
thanks koen;)
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neo01124: there are syscalls for that
- [08:35:14] <neo01124>
jacekowski, like what koen said ?
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- [08:36:13] <jacekowski>
no
- [08:36:20] <jacekowski>
that will just call modprobe
- [08:36:29] <jacekowski>
init_module
- [08:38:01] <neo01124>
jacekowski, the module is userland only
- [08:38:30] <jacekowski>
you just said kernel
- [08:38:36] <thurbad>
is it a kernel mod or user space? you said kernel first
- [08:39:45] <thurbad>
if it's user space you just include the appropriate headers and call the API functions directly as needed
- [08:40:15] <thurbad>
and link the library when you build it
- [08:41:28] <neo01124>
this is the one http://github.com/neo01124/omap3-pwm/blob/master/pwm.c
- [08:41:59] <jacekowski>
that's kernel module
- [08:42:26] <jacekowski>
you have to build it
- [08:42:27] <jacekowski>
and load it
- [08:43:49] <neo01124>
that is what i was asking , how to load it from C ?
- [08:43:59] <jacekowski>
compile it
- [08:44:02] <thurbad>
are you asking how to you interface with it from your app?
- [08:45:35] <neo01124>
thurbad, yes
- [08:45:52] <jacekowski>
load that module
- [08:46:28] <neo01124>
jacekowski, i know how to load it. one way of using it is this http://github.com/neo01124/omap3-pwm/blob/master/examples/file_operations.c
- [08:46:40] <jacekowski>
and then use it's file in /dev/
- [08:46:54] <jacekowski>
there is full set of ioctls
- [08:47:37] <thurbad>
so it exposes the access through the filesystem?
- [08:48:08] <neo01124>
thurbad, not so much the filesystem but more through the ioctls
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- [08:49:11] <neo01124>
jacekowski, can init_module() be used here
- [08:49:27] <jacekowski>
yes
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- [09:11:23] <Ralph__>
koen_I've installed an image with xbmc and all the powerVRs but I can't find PVRShell.h nor OGLESTools.h
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- [09:23:55] <hitlin37>
if im using av_fft_calc in my app,do i need to mention any flag ,so that it uses neon part
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- [09:25:21] <mru>
hitlin37: if it was built with neon, it will be used
- [09:26:07] <hitlin37>
ok,yes, i selected the ffmpeg option in my narcissus
- [09:26:38] <mru>
well, then if koen did his job you should have neon
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- [09:29:08] <hitlin37>
hope so
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- [09:31:03] <Ralph__>
can someone tell what I need to compile gcc programs that use the powerVR drivers on the bb?
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- [09:33:07] <mru>
Ralph__: you need gcc
- [09:33:25] <Ralph__>
have that ... anything else?
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- [09:34:05] <mru>
source of said programs
- [09:34:09] <mru>
and the drivers
- [09:34:24] <av500>
and vi
- [09:34:55] <Ralph__>
I've the source of EvilSkull but it uses libraries PVRShell.h nor OGLESTools.h that I can't find
- [09:36:09] <Ralph__>
where can I get all the libraries?
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- [09:37:25] <koen>
I suspect that are the restricted headers
- [09:37:31] <koen>
copy them over from the sdk
- [09:38:01] <Ralph__>
where should they go?
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- [09:42:09] <Ralph__>
where can I find simple programs to demostrate say how to draw a triangle using these drivers?
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- [09:43:22] <Kmus>
Depends on what you mean by "drivers", OpenGL should be supported by the PowerVR drivers
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- [09:43:58] <Kmus>
google fails.. and I aint the time to search :P
- [09:45:02] <mazzanet>
oh god that almost killed me
- [09:45:45] <mazzanet>
had the rx-only rs232 issue
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- [09:46:21] <mazzanet>
took far too long to work out that idc db9 connectors went 1-6-2-7-3-8-4-9-5 not 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9
- [09:46:25] <mazzanet>
*stabs*
- [09:46:42] <Ralph__>
sorry I know I might sound like I don't have a clue but with those drivers installed can I now compile a program that uses openGL and it would work or do I need to use some special libraries designed for those drivers?
- [09:46:54] <Kmus>
lol
- [09:47:09] <Kmus>
mazzanet - got to love hardware engineers and their crazy idea's of fun
- [09:47:33] <av500>
what crazy idea?
- [09:47:44] <Kmus>
To wire the connector up that way..
- [09:47:54] <av500>
it is most logical
- [09:48:02] <mazzanet>
physically logical
- [09:48:05] <mazzanet>
but not electrically
- [09:48:08] <av500>
yes of course
- [09:48:23] <mazzanet>
manually wiring idc connectors is so much fun i may add
- [09:48:25] * Kmus goes to google a idc db9 connector
- [09:48:50] <mazzanet>
root@beagleboard:~# uname -a
- [09:48:50] <mazzanet>
Linux beagleboard 2.6.32 #1 PREEMPT Wed Mar 10 15:35:57 CET 2010 armv7l GNU/Linu
- [09:48:54] <Kmus>
ah ok, its just a standard db9 connector.. :)
- [09:48:57] * mazzanet does a happy dance
- [09:48:59] <mru>
he means a ribbon cable clamp-on connector
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- [09:49:23] <av500>
yes, and there is little space inside the clamp thingy to reroute db9 signal to comply with nice numbering
- [09:49:29] <Kmus>
lol.. first google result and look at the table at the bottom ( http://www.logicsupply.com/products/db9_idc10dtk )
- [09:49:47] <mru>
av500: it could be argued the db9 pin numbering is illogical
- [09:49:55] <av500>
of course
- [09:50:03] <av500>
one can argue a lot
- [09:50:14] <mazzanet>
but it's not going to change anything :P
- [09:50:27] <Kmus>
especially if your arguing with a woman
- [09:50:32] <mazzanet>
ha
- [09:50:59] <mazzanet>
so now for the big question
- [09:51:06] <av500>
where is the money?
- [09:51:10] <mazzanet>
cdc composite driver for windows 7?
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- [09:51:29] <Kmus>
My money is in shares..
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- [09:51:34] <av500>
samba shares?
- [09:51:45] <Kmus>
and it just so happens that company got sold this morning :))
- [09:51:47] <av500>
or time shares?
- [09:52:13] <Kmus>
real shares (for once)
- [09:52:15] <mazzanet>
money shares
- [09:53:00] <av500>
shared money does not work well
- [09:53:16] <mru>
the banks noticed that recently...
- [09:54:52] <mazzanet>
ooh
- [09:54:55] * mazzanet tries avr_cdc
- [09:56:30] <Kmus>
Quick question, can you dual debug the GPU and DSP at the same time - in something like Eclipse?
- [09:57:03] <_koen_1>
debugging the gpu will cost you $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
- [09:57:04] <mazzanet>
Windows cannot verify the digital signature for the drivers required for this device.
- [09:57:07] <mazzanet>
thanks windows.
- [09:57:13] <Kmus>
General processing Unit (i.e. ARM)
- [09:58:09] <av500>
ccs
- [09:58:40] <Kmus>
The Cortex-A8 has just one core? (i.e. no DSP)
- [09:58:47] <av500>
yes
- [09:58:56] <av500>
but the omap3 has a dsp
- [09:58:56] <Kmus>
I keep getting it confused with the OMAP L138
- [09:59:05] <av500>
Kmus: blame TI
- [09:59:12] <Kmus>
I blame everyone, but I`ll start with TI
- [09:59:17] <Kmus>
:)
- [10:04:46] <mazzanet>
hrmph
- [10:04:50] <mazzanet>
this driver is making me sad
- [10:06:43] <mru>
Kmus: L138 is ARM9 and DSP
- [10:07:15] <mru>
the arm is always just an arm
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- [10:14:55] <mazzanet>
yay
- [10:14:58] <mazzanet>
g_cdc replaced with g_ether
- [10:16:09] <av500>
g_really?
- [10:17:29] <mazzanet>
g_rly
- [10:18:09] <Kmus>
mru - yea, I`m looking at the hawkboard as a lower cost option but supplies are hard to find :(
- [10:20:55] <mazzanet>
is it normal to get a few io errors on mtdblock0?
- [10:21:23] <_koen_1>
yes
- [10:21:23] <ahoka>
in linux it is
- [10:21:31] <_koen_1>
linux doesn't know about the hwecc format
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- [10:21:44] <mazzanet>
kk
- [10:22:09] <av500>
_koen_: lol
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- [10:48:56] <mazzanet>
beagleboard + angstrom + 7" touchscreen + car + usb 3g modem
- [10:48:58] <mazzanet>
:D
- [10:51:52] <av500>
worlds largest portable wifi hotspot?
- [10:52:00] * dm8tbr has an Archos7 with usb 3g...
- [10:52:08] <dm8tbr>
beats that by design
- [10:52:13] <av500>
or slow netbook on wheels?
- [10:52:26] <mazzanet>
av500: nah, more an invehicle data terminal
- [10:52:37] <av500>
dont drive and data
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- [11:06:20] * _koen_ has a archos 5g with 3g builtin :)
- [11:06:45] * av500 too
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- [11:10:28] <DaveDavenport>
hmm archos 8g?
- [11:10:32] <DaveDavenport>
or 8g^2
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- [11:26:41] <thurbad>
when doing gpio via sysfs... do you need to close and reopen the gpio file after you write something to it?
- [11:27:03] <_koen_>
iirc emeb said he didn't
- [11:27:08] <_koen_>
it "rewinds" automagically
- [11:29:04] <thurbad>
odd, it's erroring for some reason... I have interrupt lines, I can clear it once, then it fails... but the address lines aren't failing to be rewritten going to the muxer
- [11:30:17] <thurbad>
must be something else I'm doing wrong
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- [11:37:25] <mazzanet>
how would i use a gpio to suspend/wake linux?
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- [11:46:16] <thurbad>
ok, apparently it handles the file position after a write, but not after a read... does that sound inconsistent to anyone else?
- [11:47:27] <_koen_>
yes
- [11:48:27] <thurbad>
does angstrom even handle suspend/wake?
- [11:50:23] <_koen_>
what do you mean?
- [11:50:37] <_koen_>
the kernel should handle suspend wake
- [11:50:47] <_koen_>
but on omap3 runtime pm is more usefull
- [11:50:56] <_koen_>
that can hit OFF mode without suspending
- [11:51:10] <_koen_>
provided the apps you are running aren't polling every ms
- [11:51:45] <_av500_>
and no suspend blocker!
- [11:51:55] <DaveDavenport>
off while idle is unstable for me.. shamefully
- [11:52:29] <Ralph__>
I'm having a problem with egl.h file ... it seems a bit empty and doesn't have functions like eglGetError
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- [11:53:59] <_av500_>
egl makes no errors
- [11:54:56] <thurbad>
lol
- [11:55:13] <Ralph__>
this is the egl file I have Does this look right?
- [11:55:13] <Ralph__>
/* * Skeleton egl.h to provide compatibility for early GLES 1.0 * applications. Several early implementations included gl.h * in egl.h leading applications to include only egl.h */ #ifndef __legacy_egl_h_ #define __legacy_egl_h_ #include <EGL/egl.h> #include <GLES/gl.h> #endif /* __legacy_egl_h_ */
- [11:55:32] <mazzanet>
hmm
- [11:56:10] <mazzanet>
/sys/class/gpio/ only has gpio157
- [11:56:12] <thurbad>
what's in the other includes that it includes?
- [11:57:19] <thurbad>
if you're going to do much gpio you'll probably want a modified u-boot that enables the stuff you need then you can export them as needed
- [11:57:42] <thurbad>
by default a lot of the potential gpio pins are used for other stuff
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- [11:58:09] <mazzanet>
user button would be a good start
- [11:59:04] <thurbad>
you would do it differently _av500_?
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is it dsplink more compliant with gstream than dspbridge? how come
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- [12:09:41] <YellowOnion>
is the audio on the beagle any good?
- [12:10:30] <_av500_>
define any
- [12:11:05] <mazzanet>
hmm
- [12:11:22] <mazzanet>
i can export gpio 157 and 168
- [12:11:25] <mazzanet>
but not 7
- [12:12:00] <YellowOnion>
I wanna do some effects processing on it so specifically the ADC and the DAC, what's their response curve like? and SNR?
- [12:13:06] <thurbad>
check that you're using pins that are even accessible before exporting blindly
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- [12:15:13] <_av500_>
YellowOnion: the codec in the twl is not the best one in the world
- [12:15:58] <DaveDavenport>
that is nicely put
- [12:16:07] * _av500_ is a diplomat
- [12:16:14] <DaveDavenport>
kudos
- [12:16:24] <DaveDavenport>
I personally would have called it utter crap
- [12:16:59] <DaveDavenport>
I wonder what the data sheet mentions
- [12:17:10] <mazzanet>
thurbad: gpio 7 is the user button, how do i find out if it's already used for something?
- [12:17:53] <_av500_>
09:32 <av500> we did not use the twl for various reasons
- [12:18:05] <DaveDavenport>
hmm harmonic distortion of -60db
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- [12:19:34] <YellowOnion>
DaveDavenport: about the same as my computer
- [12:19:45] <DaveDavenport>
that is terrible you know
- [12:19:58] <DaveDavenport>
you are better off with old fashion cassete
- [12:20:11] <YellowOnion>
yeah I don't use it anyway
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- [12:20:49] <DaveDavenport>
you want > 96dB for cd q
- [12:21:09] <YellowOnion>
I have a SPDIF output so I can by-pass it
- [12:21:32] <DaveDavenport>
bitperfect? because soundcards resamplers suck donkey balls
- [12:21:44] <mru>
< DaveDavenport> I personally would have called it utter crap <-- I call _that_ diplomatic
- [12:22:11] <Crofton|work>
mru's idea of diplomacy would lead to nuclear war
- [12:22:17] <DaveDavenport>
I am a poet with words
- [12:22:23] <DaveDavenport>
and spelling errors
- [12:22:39] <YellowOnion>
nope sound card only support 48kHz even on SPDIF (so I have to upsample) but I use libsample rate with my custom alsa config
- [12:22:57] <mru>
Crofton|work: far too much time is wasted on being polite
- [12:22:58] <DaveDavenport>
aah that is somewhat better yes
- [12:23:30] <Crofton|work>
there is a certain wisdom there
- [12:23:32] * DaveDavenport luckely has a nice soundcard that does 44.1,48,88.2,96khz.
- [12:23:46] <DaveDavenport>
and has bit-perfect spdif.
- [12:24:09] <YellowOnion>
are there any HD audio interfaces for the beagle?
- [12:24:18] <YellowOnion>
DaveDavenport: what soundcard do you have?
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- [12:24:40] <mru>
Crofton|work: you know, at my old job, I had a reputation of getting stuff done
- [12:24:50] <mru>
like getting customers to close bugs :-)
- [12:25:53] <DaveDavenport>
YellowOnion: I run mpd on a squeezebox touch
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- [12:26:20] <DaveDavenport>
it has a ak4420 dac for analog out.
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- [12:31:58] <DaveDavenport>
not perfect, but good enough for me
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- [12:36:12] <koen>
there, I now have 5GHz 802.11N network
- [12:36:17] <koen>
and my neighbours don't
- [12:36:22] <koen>
so no more interference
- [12:37:02] <thurbad>
I have a 5GHz network.. but no 5GHz cards yet :/
- [12:37:19] <koen>
turns out that my laptop from 2006 supports it
- [12:37:28] <thurbad>
actually it's a dual band network
- [12:37:51] <koen>
I haven't found a way to shut off the b/g part
- [12:37:54] <DaveDavenport>
isn't 11a 5hz
- [12:38:12] <koen>
yes, a is 5GHz as well
- [12:38:24] <koen>
took some years to get that band freed in .nl
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- [12:38:48] <DaveDavenport>
I got a N router too, but no laptop to support it
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- [12:43:25] <koen>
It looks like my laptop supports it and my girfriends laptop supports it
- [12:43:34] <koen>
the rest can use the b/g portion
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- [12:47:20] <DaveDavenport>
there are 30+ wifi points here, so it would probably help a lot
- [12:47:38] <DaveDavenport>
not that I care to much, I have everything wired with gigabit
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- [12:50:33] <hitlin37>
i'm using CFLAGS += -march=armv7-a CFLAGS += -mtune=cortex-a8 CFLAGS += -mfpu=neon CFLAGS += -msoft-float
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- [12:51:06] <hitlin37>
still getting selected processor does not support VAND
- [12:51:19] <hitlin37>
this is for all the instruction
- [12:51:54] <YellowOnion>
anyone know of any USB soundcards for the beagle?
- [12:52:02] <hitlin37>
compiler:arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-gcc
- [12:52:22] <_koen_>
softfloat?!?
- [12:52:27] <_koen_>
hitlin37: use OE to build
- [12:52:38] <_koen_>
that will use the right cflags automatically
- [12:52:41] <DaveDavenport>
YellowOnion: any soundcard using the usb audio spec should work.
- [12:52:59] <DaveDavenport>
YellowOnion: for more details see the alsa hw table
- [12:53:06] <hitlin37>
i used narcissus
- [12:54:00] <DaveDavenport>
YellowOnion: http://www.behringer.nl/EN/Products/UCA202.aspx <-- this thing works fine for simple average Q playback
- [12:54:01] <hitlin37>
which one should i go for soft float
- [12:57:18] <hitlin37>
how od i check that my current setup sup[port neon
- [12:57:24] <hitlin37>
od * do
- [12:57:28] <YellowOnion>
DaveDavenport: thanks
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- [12:57:47] <koen>
hitlin37: angstrom supports neon <period>
- [12:57:56] <mru>
hitlin37: -mcpu=cortex-a8 -mfpu=neon -mfloat-abi=softfp
- [12:58:06] <hitlin37>
i know,still i got errors
- [12:58:10] <hitlin37>
ok
- [12:58:19] <mru>
that's not what you pasted
- [12:58:42] <hitlin37>
let me do it
- [13:03:19] <hitlin37>
still getting same error
- [13:03:32] <mru>
then you didn't use the right flags
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- [13:20:42] <foobaz>
Does angstrom have man pages? I'm looking at the full package list in opkg and I don't see any.
- [13:21:38] <woglinde>
foobaz -doc packages arent installed per default
- [13:22:23] <foobaz>
woglinde, I take it they take up a lot of space?
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- [13:22:45] <woglinde>
yes
- [13:22:57] <woglinde>
and mostly arent readed by the user
- [13:23:15] <DaveDavenport>
readed?
- [13:25:33] <foobaz>
I'll just rely on the ubuntu ones I guess. Do you guys do your development on the angstrom right? Like all the compiling?
- [13:26:12] <_koen_1>
I crosscompile
- [13:26:25] <_koen_1>
I don't want to wait 7 hours on a beagle when my core2quad can to it in 15 minutes
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- [13:30:45] <foobaz>
_koen_1, is cross compiling from ubuntu to the BB hard? I was planning to use gcc.
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- [13:32:57] <_koen_>
No, just use OE
- [13:33:19] <_koen_>
foobaz: go to the angstrom website, read the first article below the introduction
- [13:37:23] <woglinde>
DaveDavenport args read
- [13:37:28] <woglinde>
I was in haste
- [13:37:52] <DaveDavenport>
qball is working on poky
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- [13:38:14] <DaveDavenport>
but compiling off opkg fails.
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- [13:45:08] <foobaz>
_koen_, so I want a prebuilt toolchain?
- [13:46:18] * XorA wonders when someone will point out the pandora app store is a GPL violation in progress
- [13:46:31] <DaveDavenport>
pandora app store?
- [13:46:39] <XorA>
Pandora games console
- [13:46:57] <XorA>
basically the beagle in a case :-)
- [13:47:17] <DaveDavenport>
aah
- [13:47:42] <YellowOnion>
XorA: what's it violation about the GPL?
- [13:48:08] <kai>
if it's like other app-stores, it's not giving out the sources
- [13:48:11] <XorA>
YellowOnion: last I checked there were 2-3 GPL licensed bits of software without source or written offer to provide source
- [13:48:20] <_koen_>
foobaz: I'd use OE, much easier, but you can try the prebuilt toolchain if you want
- [13:48:32] <foobaz>
_koen_, what does OE stand for?
- [13:48:36] <kai>
XorA: sounds like an easy fix though
- [13:48:39] <DaveDavenport>
OE is nice. openembedded
- [13:48:44] <YellowOnion>
XorA: oh yeah that's not good
- [13:48:52] <_koen_>
XorA: I mentioned it to djwillis and he said "thank $deity I'm not involved in that"
- [13:49:03] <XorA>
hehe
- [13:49:11] <XorA>
same mistake that openmoko made as well
- [13:49:15] <XorA>
think someone would learn
- [13:49:45] <kai>
XorA: heck, apple did it as well
- [13:49:47] <DaveDavenport>
unlikely
- [13:49:51] <DaveDavenport>
ms did it
- [13:49:55] <_koen_>
people in openmoko style companies don't learn
- [13:50:04] <_koen_>
they just start a new company
- [13:50:41] <kai>
ms has an app store?
- [13:50:47] <XorA>
kai: yes
- [13:50:54] <kai>
ah, ok
- [13:50:58] <XorA>
called Marketplace
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_koen_, So would I be developing on ubuntu and installing all this OE stuff in ubuntu then building and SCPing the files over to the beagleboard?
- [13:55:10] <foobaz>
I mean executable for my program.
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- [13:55:47] <foobaz>
the exectutable*
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- [13:56:40] <_koen_>
foobaz: you can use anything you want to get things onto the beagle
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- [13:57:05] <DaveDavenport>
I use solar flares
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- [14:02:32] <screwgoth>
I'm messing with some code in linphone on the beagle and at one place where I'm trying to do a memcpy() and the program just exits
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- [14:03:39] <Kmus>
segment fault?
- [14:03:46] <screwgoth>
The same code change involving memcpy() works correctly on my laptop/PC ..... any pointers ?
- [14:03:59] <_koen_>
memcpy is murder
- [14:04:00] <Kmus>
hmm... stack corruption?
- [14:04:08] <screwgoth>
Kmus: Nope ... no segfault .... which is why I spent a lot of time debugging at the wrong places
- [14:04:22] <screwgoth>
koen: Well, I tried memmove() too :-)
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- [14:04:59] <Kmus>
the MMU should trap any illegal writes to memory you don't own, so unless your trashing your own data and somehow exitting?
- [14:05:43] <screwgoth>
Kmus: Hmm... I thought memmove() was how you prevented memory overlaps ....
- [14:05:59] <Kmus>
no idea, I don't use that.. I memcpy everywhere required :)
- [14:06:32] <Kmus>
hmm.. looked at memmove, doesn't seem to offer any safety
- [14:06:51] <screwgoth>
Kmus: Also, linphone uses memcpy() quite a number of times
- [14:06:55] <Kmus>
just allows src/dst memory to overlap
- [14:07:08] <Kmus>
its not the memcpy, its where your copying too (i.e. destination)
- [14:07:30] <screwgoth>
I had g_malloc0() a gpointer
- [14:07:46] <Kmus>
hmm.. that makes no sense to me :) must be application specific (g_malloc)
- [14:07:53] <DaveDavenport>
g_malloc is glib
- [14:07:56] <screwgoth>
as in, the g_malloc0()'d gpointer was the destination
- [14:07:57] <DaveDavenport>
works like normal malloc
- [14:08:06] <DaveDavenport>
*in usage
- [14:08:08] <screwgoth>
DaveDavenport: yup ... glib's g_malloc0
- [14:08:09] <Kmus>
ah ok
- [14:08:34] <screwgoth>
pretty much ... I guess it's like malloc()ing and then memset()ing ..
- [14:08:37] <Kmus>
screwgoth - so the destination memory is freely malloc()ed then memcpy is used? and the line after the memcpy is never reached?
- [14:08:49] <screwgoth>
Kmus: correct
- [14:08:58] <Kmus>
what is the data in question?
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- [14:09:05] <Kmus>
is it mission critical (structs) or like audio data
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- [14:09:29] <screwgoth>
It's a queue in the Linphone's media pipeline ... something similar to gstreamer's sink pad
- [14:09:37] <screwgoth>
It's video data
- [14:10:21] <Kmus>
well, for testing.. you could not memcpy and see what happens..
- [14:10:39] <Kmus>
incase its something else that's just masked by memcpy
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- [14:11:29] <screwgoth>
uh huh.... I'll try that out ...
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- [14:12:27] <Kmus>
but having no error, thats weird.. how are you testing this, full GDB debugging (stepping through code)?
- [14:12:31] <screwgoth>
Also, is it because the video frame in question is 153600 bytes .. about 15K
- [14:13:13] <Designer>
Hi
- [14:13:35] <Designer>
Will Windows CE5.0 work with the Beagle Board ?
- [14:13:35] <Kmus>
Afternoon
- [14:13:35] <screwgoth>
Well.. that's another issue :-) .. I setup remote debugging ... but the app just gets stuck after the error ... but that's pro'ly because I didn't setup gdbserver/gdb correctly
- [14:14:22] <Kmus>
That makes it hard to get it right, too many false trails to follow
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- [14:16:05] <_koen_>
why do people insist on using memcpy for video?
- [14:16:16] <_koen_>
it's not like there's endless memory bw to do that
- [14:16:16] <Kmus>
DMA?
- [14:16:35] <_koen_>
decode it into the right place?
- [14:16:36] <Kmus>
What would u use koen?
- [14:16:37] <screwgoth>
Kmus: Lemme try your earlier suggestion .. also I'll just cut the frame to see if it's a size issue
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- [14:16:47] <Kmus>
depends, some people have pipelines to do effects on data
- [14:17:05] <Kmus>
screwgoth : malloc may be failing too :)
- [14:17:18] <screwgoth>
_koen_: Like Kmus mentioned DMA .. or to pass the videoframe to the DSP ..
- [14:17:32] <screwgoth>
Kmus: I check that ... it's not.
- [14:17:36] <_koen_>
point the dsp mmu to the first buffer
- [14:17:40] <Kmus>
I`m actually developing a pipeline system atm, its smart enough to not copy data unless there's changes.. so its pointer passing
- [14:17:42] <_koen_>
no need to copy things around
- [14:18:11] <Kmus>
True, unless you need to ;)
- [14:18:41] <screwgoth>
_koen_: Makes sense .. I'll try to avoid the memcpy() altogether
- [14:18:49] <Designer>
Has anyone load the Beagle Board with Windows CE 5.0 image ?
- [14:18:54] <Kmus>
Anyone else use Eclipse? I`ve never met a program that leaks memory SO badly, and people don't do anything about it..
- [14:19:12] <Kmus>
Designer - not that I`ve heard off, but I beleive its possible
- [14:19:17] <mru>
Kmus: it's java, it's meant to be like that
- [14:19:27] <DaveDavenport>
I don't know why people use it
- [14:19:30] <DaveDavenport>
its terrible
- [14:19:37] <mru>
it's enterprisey
- [14:19:44] <Kmus>
mru - but even with the manual garbage collection is leaks badly.. over a few hours of development and debug, there about 300mb wasted O_o
- [14:19:57] <Kmus>
one of the reasons I hate Java, except for GWT stuff :P
- [14:19:57] <mru>
yes, that's how java works
- [14:20:25] <Kmus>
Java isn't supposed to leak memory, its supposed to release it (eventually) back to the system
- [14:21:11] <thurbad>
you can still leak memory with poorly written code
- [14:21:34] <mru>
Kmus: any garbage collector is designed to release memory eventually
- [14:21:35] <Kmus>
Yea, hence my complaint that Eclipse developers dont seem to care.. they use the 'Its Java' excuse :|
- [14:21:44] <mru>
usually eventually is very far into the future
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- [14:21:57] <Kmus>
:)
- [14:22:38] <mru>
garbage collection only makes sense if everything sharing the same physical memory pool uses the same gc instance
- [14:22:58] <Kmus>
Why would that not be the case?
- [14:23:10] <mru>
because you're running other things than eclipse on the computer
- [14:23:19] <mru>
all sharing the same physical memory
- [14:23:44] <mru>
the eclipse gc is blissfully unaware that firefox is _also_ trying to grab as much as it can
- [14:23:48] <screwgoth>
Ok confirmed .. it was a size issue. I memcpy()'d 1/10th the data ... and it was successful...
- [14:24:03] <Kmus>
Ah, I talking about purely Eclipse here.. its leaking memory badly, other's (probably) are too but they don't kill a system in a few hours
- [14:24:14] <Kmus>
screwgoth : cool :)
- [14:24:26] <Kmus>
still should have seen some segfault :P
- [14:24:33] <Kmus>
maybe GDB stuff is failing to remotely deliver that
- [14:24:37] <mru>
no, it's not leaking
- [14:24:41] <mru>
not from its point of view
- [14:24:54] <Kmus>
it has no concept of a memory leak
- [14:24:55] <mru>
it doesn't know the system is low on ram
- [14:24:59] <screwgoth>
no no.. this was GDB debugging .... I had a printf() and the app just exits ...
- [14:25:27] <screwgoth>
Oops .. I though Kmus was talking to me :-)
- [14:25:45] <mru>
screwgoth: he was
- [14:26:08] <Kmus>
mru : what I`m saying is that even with garbage collection (forced or otherwise) Eclipse leaks memory - the GC can never reclaim the processes memory until Eclipse is closed/opened
- [14:26:11] <mru>
eclipse thinks it's the only think in the universe that matters
- [14:26:19] <mru>
thing
- [14:26:36] <mru>
therefor, sitting on some unused memory does no harm
- [14:26:41] <Kmus>
screwgoth : so your app runs when copying less data?
- [14:26:51] <mru>
it will recycle it when something _within_ requests it
- [14:27:03] <Kmus>
mru : harm = slow system / lower memory for other processes
- [14:27:15] <mru>
other processes don't exist in it's view of the universe
- [14:27:19] <mru>
its
- [14:27:55] <Kmus>
I understand that, but Eclipse starts off debugging apps using around 40Mb of memory.. give it a few hours and its 400Mb
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- [14:28:54] <DaveDavenport>
400 mb is not that much on modern systems
- [14:29:15] <thurbad>
depends on how muchmultitasking you're doing
- [14:29:16] <Kmus>
Depends, I have 3 virtual machines. ~700Mb mem allocated to each, and then the parent Windows system :)
- [14:29:41] <DaveDavenport>
free -m
- [14:29:44] <DaveDavenport>
total used free shared buffers cached
- [14:29:46] <DaveDavenport>
Mem: 11867 4360 7506 0 166 3708
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- [14:48:17] <emeb>
gm
- [14:48:51] <mru>
morning
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- [14:49:49] <emeb>
koen: thurbad - no, it's not necessary to open/close gpio sysfs pseudofiles between writes
- [14:50:03] <emeb>
some example code here: http://gitorious.org/bfpga_lib/gpio_lib
- [14:50:21] <emeb>
hi mru. keeping busy?
- [14:50:37] <_av500_>
wrt eclipse, i remember that we had to increase some memory value to run the android SDK
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- [14:50:59] <_av500_>
because the default x MB was not enough to hold all the stuff
- [14:55:55] <ddd>
is it required to use name "smain()" to call dsp side function in CE?
- [14:56:37] <Kmus>
What "dsp side"? The Cortex-A8 doesn't have a dsp
- [14:58:38] <_av500_>
the omap3 has one
- [14:59:27] <Kmus>
wait.. nm
- [15:00:15] <Kmus>
and no idea ddd :)
- [15:00:38] <ddd>
nope
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- [15:01:25] <emeb>
thurbad: I've noticed the pop after playing audio on beagle too
- [15:01:46] <emeb>
could be something going on with the anti-pop circuitry during power-down of the twl
- [15:02:12] <emeb>
sakoman's driver has a fair amount of code devoted to that, but there are are some 'Revisit' comments in there.
- [15:02:43] <emeb>
the fact that it doesn't pop at the beginning is a good sign - maybe it just needs a bit of work on the backend
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- [15:09:41] <_koen_>
emeb: the first versions of the driver popped like crazy
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- [15:12:16] <XorA>
oooh XM commits, get hopes up time :-D
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- [15:15:33] <_koen_>
would be nice if jkridner or jkridner1 would do OE patches
- [15:18:03] <Ralph__>
can I please get help at compiling 01_Initialization from the omap35 Graphics SDK?
- [15:18:28] * _koen_ uses OE to do that
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- [15:27:34] <jkridner1>
anybody tried one of these: http://stackfoundry.com/beagle_hardhat/
- [15:27:36] <jkridner1>
?
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- [15:28:29] <jkridner1>
oh, guess it isn't for sale yet.
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- [15:31:39] <cwillu_at_work>
shiny
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- [15:31:43] <jkridner1>
_koen_: I will do them, but they slow me down in debug.
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- [15:32:52] <jkridner1>
If you can explain an efficient development flow with OE, I would try it. So far, it slows me down in any project development and only helps me in integration (and maybe release).
- [15:34:35] <jkridner1>
git is a far more productive way to manage patches, imo.
- [15:36:45] <jkridner1>
u-boot is dying between cmd_i2c.c:1216 and omap24xx_i2c.c:445.
- [15:37:02] <jkridner1>
(as long as argc is actually == 1)
- [15:38:34] <_koen_>
bitbake -b foo.bb -c compile
- [15:38:46] <_koen_>
and I use git to manage patches as well
- [15:38:57] <_koen_>
but when I'm finished I put them into the recipe
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so, that just adds extra steps.
- [15:39:15] <_koen_>
and?
- [15:39:36] <jkridner1>
so, I'll do them when I'm closer to release.
- [15:39:36] <_koen_>
do I need to remind how long it took to get the source to the magic kernel on xm?
- [15:40:21] <_koen_>
for me it's still '<up arrow> enter'
- [15:40:31] <_koen_>
it would be the same for 'make'
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- [15:50:02] <rgiusti_fau>
Hello. I need help setting clutter & gstreamer in Agnstrom distro, please does anyone know something about it?
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- [16:01:58] <hitlin37>
which media player to use for better playback
- [16:02:11] <hitlin37>
on angstrom/BB
- [16:02:29] <_av500_>
better than what?
- [16:02:40] <mru>
no playback
- [16:02:44] <_av500_>
any
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- [16:03:08] <hitlin37>
i tried omapfbplay ,it plays my football.ts slowly
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- [16:03:40] <hitlin37>
mplayer doesnt play at all(may be some codec im missing there)
- [16:04:06] <hitlin37>
theres no documentation for omapfbplay
- [16:04:24] <mru>
there is the source
- [16:05:17] <_av500_>
hitlin37: you dont need documentation
- [16:05:20] <_av500_>
it only plays
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- [16:06:05] <hitlin37>
why its plays my .ts slow
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- [16:06:29] <_av500_>
what is in your ts?
- [16:06:56] <hitlin37>
a football video
- [16:07:55] <_av500_>
lol
- [16:07:59] <hitlin37>
ok ,i dont know at what level u r askingthis question
- [16:08:07] <_av500_>
omapfbplay is not made for football videos
- [16:08:12] <_av500_>
only cats and bunnies
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- [16:08:47] <hitlin37>
well cats n bunnies too play football
- [16:08:55] <_av500_>
hitlin37: what does mplayer tell you?
- [16:09:37] <hitlin37>
ok,im not in office now ,will tell u 2morrow
- [16:09:45] <hitlin37>
dont hav BB here
- [16:10:39] <_av500_>
you have the file?
- [16:11:19] * _av500_ guesses it is mpeg2 720p 60fps
- [16:11:26] <_av500_>
and that will play slowly!
- [16:11:41] <hitlin37>
i hav d file
- [16:12:00] <_av500_>
play in in some player that tells you what it is
- [16:13:09] <mru>
omapfbplay tells what it is
- [16:13:21] <_av500_>
18:09 < hitlin37 > dont hav BB here
- [16:13:39] <_av500_>
inb4 yes it also work on a pc
- [16:13:55] <hitlin37>
if i play on ffplay on x86,mpeg2video
- [16:14:00] <hitlin37>
i do hav one
- [16:14:04] <hitlin37>
not right now
- [16:14:21] * _av500_ guesses it is mpeg2 720p 60fps
- [16:14:27] <hitlin37>
movie player plays well
- [16:14:34] <hitlin37>
ok
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- [16:15:02] <hitlin37>
then how do i achive that
- [16:15:13] <_av500_>
what?
- [16:16:25] <hitlin37>
normal
- [16:16:27] <hitlin37>
sory
- [16:16:28] <hitlin37>
how do i play the video at ormal speed
- [16:16:35] <_av500_>
you cannot play mpeg2 720p 60fps on the BB
- [16:17:10] <_av500_>
but why dont you find out 1st what it is?
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_av500_, I've read abit of the DSS docs and am still abit confused. Did you mean I should connect a framebuffer object to vid1 overlay or cut a hole in the vid0 overlay?
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- [16:25:50] <_av500_>
topfs2: err
- [16:25:55] <_av500_>
you would have:
- [16:26:05] <_av500_>
eye -> fb -> vid1
- [16:26:13] <_av500_>
fb is rgba32 with alpha channel
- [16:26:23] <_av500_>
where a is <255 you see vid1
- [16:26:40] <_av500_>
sorry: eye -> gfx -> vid1
- [16:26:44] <_av500_>
there is also this one:
- [16:26:53] <_av500_>
eye -> vid1/2 -> gfx
- [16:27:04] <_av500_>
in this one, gfx is obscured by the overlay
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- [16:28:28] <topfs2>
I think thats the same as I meant, probably just didn't tell it good though
- [16:28:31] <_av500_>
thats alpha mode vs normal mode in the TRM
- [16:29:07] <topfs2>
Not sure how to attach sgx and such to the proposed fb but I guess I should be able to create a pixmap or something via egl
- [16:29:29] <_av500_>
but sgx is already on the gfx/fb0
- [16:29:41] <_av500_>
nothing to attach
- [16:29:47] <hitlin37>
MPEG2 1280x720 (aspect 3) 59.940 fps
- [16:29:54] <hitlin37>
ur guess was right
- [16:29:58] * _av500_ is a good guesser
- [16:29:59] <topfs2>
oh? so I could keep it attached to fb0 and just switch overlay during render?
- [16:30:13] <topfs2>
I'd assume the overlay read from the fb?
- [16:30:14] <hitlin37>
it plays using mplayer on x86
- [16:30:21] <hitlin37>
but
- [16:30:23] <_av500_>
well, it better
- [16:30:31] <_av500_>
topfs2: not from fb0
- [16:30:35] <_av500_>
from fb1
- [16:31:29] <topfs2>
hmm, I think I'm missing something to understand it :) Wouldn't I need to render everything over the video to fb1 then?
- [16:31:42] <hitlin37>
i hav seen d same video played at normal speed by someone using gstremer (internally many good ,bad ugly plugins)
- [16:31:50] <hitlin37>
on BB
- [16:32:09] <_av500_>
i doubt that
- [16:33:21] <hitlin37>
i once played it myself not exactly at normal speed but almost close to it (i used sakoman that time and removed most of the processes)
- [16:33:33] <hitlin37>
i mean killed it
- [16:33:52] <hitlin37>
i made cpu free to test it
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- [16:34:49] <hitlin37>
it was some gst-launch...i forgot
- [16:40:04] <_av500_>
bbl
- [16:40:19] <topfs2>
thx _av500_ ttyl :)
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thanks av500 take care
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bye av500
- [16:41:03] <hitlin37>
thanks all n gud night
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- [16:55:13] <koen>
_roger_: http://cgit.openembedded.org/cgit.cgi/openembedded/commit/?id=e2b9225af36b2979b255634f79ceecea482601a7
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- [17:14:13] <arundp>
how to port a c++ app with gui support ( Qt ) on beagleboard. I am a novice.
- [17:15:37] <prpplague>
koen: ping
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- [17:17:15] <koen>
prpplague: pong
- [17:17:29] <koen>
arundp1: make an OE recipe, inherit qt4x11, done
- [17:18:07] <woglinde>
arundp use qtdesigner and than recipe
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- [17:23:08] <arundp1>
sorry, what do you mean by OE recipe
- [17:23:51] <woglinde>
arundp1 when you want an ipk-package
- [17:24:52] <arundp1>
woglinde: is it possible to use debian or ubuntu on it
- [17:25:37] <woglinde>
yes
- [17:25:38] <koen>
slowly
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- [17:25:50] <woglinde>
but will not have all features
- [17:26:30] <_roger_>
koen - thanks
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- [17:28:14] <koen>
_roger_: also do a git pull on the dc36 narcissus to pull in the new mlo and uboot for the sd card images
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- [17:31:52] <arundp1>
does OpenEmbedded support OpenCV a library for Image Processing
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- [17:32:33] <woglinde>
arundp1 yes
- [17:32:48] <woglinde>
oe even has a recipe for the opencv-dsp plugin
- [17:34:16] <arundp1>
woglinde: so i don't need to use any linux distro like ( debian, ubuntu) for the porting of c++ and opencv on beagleboard?. Thanks Man
- [17:34:44] <koen>
when you say 'porting', you mean 'compiling', right?
- [17:34:52] <koen>
opencv already runs on the beagle
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- [17:35:03] <arundp1>
koen: ya sorry
- [17:35:06] <koen>
e.g. http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/narcissus/ has checkboxes for it
- [17:36:02] <woglinde>
koen has narcissus a sdk too?
- [17:36:37] <koen>
woglinde: go to http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/ and read the first article below the introduction :)
- [17:37:03] <koen>
the on-target toolchain isn't hidden, that's in the 'development' section
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- [17:38:18] <woglinde>
hehe okay
- [17:41:43] <arundp1>
koen: so for compiling c++ and openCV with QT gui support, which options in narcissus should I choose. Is the default ones like unstable; regular ( basesystem ), udev, no ( software manifest ), none (SDK), user env as console . ? Please Help :)
- [17:43:56] <woglinde>
you only need to compile your own software
- [17:44:14] <woglinde>
for this you need a sdk with compiler and qtlibs and opencv libs
- [17:45:22] <woglinde>
read http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/narcissus/
- [17:45:24] <woglinde>
ups
- [17:45:25] <woglinde>
args
- [17:45:29] <woglinde>
http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/
- [17:46:18] <thurbad>
you need the task-native-sdk to compile c++ code
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woglinde: do i need boot loader files, native ( on target ) Qt embedded SDK
- [17:52:05] <thurbad>
arundp, <thurbad> you need the task-native-sdk to compile c++ code
- [17:52:56] <eFfeM>
~seen drinkcat
- [17:53:44] <arundp>
thurbad: ya i selected task-native-sdk, but for QT and opencv do I need Qt Embedded SDk and OpenCv headers
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what is (on taget) u-boot mkimage on http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/narcissus/
- [17:59:11] <woglinde_>
u-boot is a second stage bootloader
- [17:59:25] <woglinde_>
mkimage is for making u-boot conform boot-images
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- [18:03:10] <koen>
so we have samsung with cma, qualcomm with their iommu and TI with cmem
- [18:03:17] <koen>
all doing pretty much the same thing
- [18:03:45] <koen>
I bet other silicon venders has similar modules but don't opensource them
- [18:05:05] <arundp>
woglinde: I am building a angstrom image with Qt embedded tools and openCV and task native sdk, hope it will help
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- [18:08:55] <florian>
re
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- [18:32:43] <surplus>
Hi, can anyone post a link that shows how the boot process works for the beagleboard? I'm thinking about getting one to mess around with and am doing some research
- [18:33:12] <woglinde>
surplus what intrested in detail?
- [18:33:38] <surplus>
woglinde: A general overview would be nice
- [18:34:03] <woglinde>
hw -> xloader/mlo -> u-boot -> kernel
- [18:34:32] <woglinde>
xloader can be loaded via sd-card, serialconsole, highspeed-usb or nand
- [18:34:40] <Jefro>
surplus I just covered the basic process in a talk at OSCON, but haven't published anything yet that describes all the bootloader process details. however, you can see everything you'd want to know by searching on "ARM boot process" or "OMAP boot process".
- [18:35:07] <surplus>
Okay, thanks a lot
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- [18:36:01] <Jefro>
beagleboard is just like any other OMAP-based SBC in this regard. The hardware ROM invokes MLO using a standard search mechanism. The only beagleboard feature I can think of is the user button, which changes the order when pressed while powering on - in that case it looks on the SD card first instead of in NAND first.
- [18:36:31] <Jefro>
For MLO and beyond, there is some information in the BeagleBoard system reference manual, a link for which is on http://beagleboard.org
- [18:36:33] <Jefro>
hope that helps!
- [18:36:59] <koen>
you can cheat and prepend a config header to the zImage
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Jefro: do you know if every omap has same ROM?
- [18:44:50] <jacekowski>
every cortex-a8 based omap
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- [18:45:41] <Jefro>
jacekowski no idea - I would imagine they are similar but not identical
- [18:46:21] <jacekowski>
i'm just thinking what would happen if i would wipe nand and emmc
- [18:46:39] <koen>
emmc?
- [18:46:40] <jacekowski>
in my n900 and then use x-loader
- [18:46:46] <koen>
ah, n900
- [18:46:48] <jacekowski>
koen: n900 flash
- [18:46:53] <koen>
n900 hs a HS devices
- [18:47:04] <koen>
no telling what it will do
- [18:47:09] <koen>
(high security)
- [18:47:21] <jacekowski>
well, i can wipe fuses as well
- [18:47:24] <jacekowski>
more complicated
- [18:47:36] <jacekowski>
but i can pretty much wipe it to clean
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- [18:47:59] <jacekowski>
xrays ftw
- [18:48:54] <jacekowski>
so it should reset it to factory settings
- [18:49:03] <jacekowski>
which would hopefully disable security
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- [18:50:00] <kblin>
meh
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- [18:50:26] <DaveDavenport>
high society
- [18:50:39] <kblin>
that's the second blown shevaplug PSU in ten months
- [18:50:42] <djlewis_>
high school
- [18:50:53] <djlewis_>
gm
- [18:51:40] <koen>
90mbit/s from AP to 4 year old laptop, not bad
- [18:52:01] <DaveDavenport>
?
- [18:52:38] <jacekowski>
koen: i know
- [18:52:52] <jacekowski>
koen: secure signed bootloader in my case
- [18:52:52] <koen>
DaveDavenport: trying to the accesspoint
- [18:53:41] <jacekowski>
koen: if i would wipe fuses then it would probably disable protection
- [18:53:46] <adj>
wiping omap or nand to factory default won't get you past security
- [18:53:56] <jacekowski>
why?
- [18:54:06] <jacekowski>
is it in rom?
- [18:54:11] <adj>
because it's high security
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Hmmm
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mru: I've found a nephew of fast_foo()
- [19:33:55] <koen>
mru: simple_foo()
- [19:38:37] <emeb>
better than damn_foo() I guess
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I try to stick to organic_foo()
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too often I end up setting pity_da_foo() to T (sorry)
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Oh, _foo() 'ie . . .
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- [20:17:19] <djlewis_>
so I install w7 on the 74GB ssd, not the 1TB or the 2TB raid(0)...
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I'm running an OMAP3530. I'm not using the SGX (opengl) component of the chip. Do I need to explicitly power down that plane? Or does the kernel not power it on until it's used?
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prpplague: ping
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emeb: ping
- [21:37:44] <prpplague>
emeb: pong
- [21:37:54] <prpplague>
emeb: was just looking at your fpga board
- [21:38:03] <emeb>
prpplague: cool
- [21:38:11] <emeb>
had a question about that - pm?
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emeb: yep
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gm
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- [23:09:54] <emeb>
gm _av500_
- [23:10:21] <_av500_>
jacekowski: lol about fuse wiping
- [23:10:46] <emeb>
fuses are volatile? who knew?
- [23:11:21] <_av500_>
even if they were, resetting them to 0 does not help
- [23:11:34] <djlewis_>
gn all
- [23:11:41] <djlewis_>
hi _av500_
- [23:11:44] <_av500_>
hi
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- [23:13:05] * emeb wonders how xrays would clear fuses
- [23:13:15] <emeb>
unless they're in flash, which I doubt.
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- [23:14:09] <emeb>
my guesses are: 1) fusible links blown by high current
- [23:14:20] <emeb>
2) bond-out wires to inaccessible pads on die
- [23:14:34] <emeb>
3) frickin' lasers
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- [23:16:34] <_av500_>
all 3 cases are fubar
- [23:16:46] <_av500_>
no xray will reset those
- [23:16:50] <emeb>
yep
- [23:17:06] * emeb has designed chips w/ option 2)
- [23:17:19] <_av500_>
and if the fuse array is crc protected, even resetting does not help
- [23:17:34] <_av500_>
it will just brick it more
- [23:17:44] <_av500_>
hs is hs for a reason
- [23:17:52] <emeb>
"kill him - a lot."
- [23:21:01] <jacekowski>
av500: fuses don't reset to 0
- [23:21:10] <jacekowski>
av500: fuses reset to 1
- [23:21:29] <_av500_>
whatever
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- [23:23:21] <emeb>
_av500_: re video on BB - can the TV out show a different image than is going out the HDMI connector?
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- [23:24:33] <_av500_>
yes
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- [23:25:12] <emeb>
cool - that's what I thought reading the TRM.
- [23:25:31] <emeb>
looked like the controllers were separate
- [23:25:43] <_av500_>
yes
- [23:25:54] <_av500_>
tv venc and parallel output work in parallel
- [23:26:09] <emeb>
wonder what you'd have to do with the linux driver to make that happen...
- [23:26:13] <_av500_>
not much
- [23:26:21] <_av500_>
some sysfs tweaking
- [23:26:31] <_av500_>
and some content on one of the video overlays
- [23:26:57] <emeb>
ah - just parameters to the existing driver & write some stuff to memory...
- [23:27:02] <_av500_>
e.g. gfx->hdmi
- [23:27:07] <_av500_>
and vid1/2 -> tv
- [23:27:24] <_av500_>
read the dss docs in linux/doc/arm/omap
- [23:27:35] <emeb>
cool - I'll do that.
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- [23:27:58] <emeb>
Would be cute to send pix to a little composite TV I've got...
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- [23:28:52] <emeb>
not much else use for it since NTSC is mostly gone here in the US now...
- [23:30:10] <_av500_>
add some vram for fb1 to the cmdline
- [23:30:37] <_av500_>
then open /dev/fb1 and put your yuv image inside
- [23:30:48] <_av500_>
and some sysfs tweaks
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- [23:32:17] <emeb>
yup.
- [23:32:31] <emeb>
cute little ascii line art for the signal flow...
- [23:33:08] <emeb>
thanks for the tips.
- [23:33:24] <_av500_>
np
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