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- [00:03:47] <ds2>
jefro, yes?
- [00:08:11] <Jefro>
ds2 - was wondering how your LCD plans are coming along
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- [00:38:27] <ds2>
Jefro: it should be available before Christmas
- [00:39:19] <ds2>
Jefro: the 7" one right?
- [00:39:48] <Jefro>
yes, that's the one I'm interested in. do you have a page on it yet?
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- [00:40:17] <ds2>
Jefro: yes, but I am not sure if I pushed it to the live server yet
- [00:40:30] <Jefro>
:) I'm running out the door, but I'd love to see it if/when
- [00:40:39] <ds2>
I have a few old pictures
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- [00:41:40] <ds2>
Jefro: http://www.hy-research.com/tmp/beaglelcd7.jpg
- [00:42:08] <Jefro>
sweet. what is the connection to the beagle? does it go through the VGA port or somewhere else?
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- [00:52:49] <ds2>
Jefro: no, uses the LCD headers
- [00:53:03] <Jefro>
doy - yes, LCD header is what I meant
- [00:53:09] <ds2>
it is shares the same PCB as the newer rev of the 4.3" LCD board
- [00:53:41] <ds2>
so attached to a Beagle, the highest points on the unit is still the stuff on the Beagle itself
- [00:53:58] <Jefro>
that's cool! is this the LCD that is on beagletoys?
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- [00:55:35] <ds2>
Jefro: NO!
- [00:55:47] <ds2>
I have my own line of 4.3", 4.8" and 7" LCD
- [00:55:49] <Jefro>
ha... I guess that's a "no"
- [00:55:56] <Jefro>
ah, cool, didn't realize that
- [00:56:06] <cwicks>
Hi Jefro - ready for some UT students tonight?
- [00:56:06] <ds2>
this is the same as what SpecialComp has
- [00:56:55] <ds2>
I should say, this is the same linearage as; i have since made changes
- [00:57:33] <Jefro>
ah, ok
- [00:57:40] <Jefro>
cwicks hey! yes, I'm here
- [00:58:04] <Jefro>
cwicks not sure I'll be on the phone, but definitely will be on IRC
- [00:58:09] <Jefro>
may pop in on the phone
- [01:00:35] <ds2>
Bring on the students!
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- [01:02:31] <katie>
Hi cwicks and Jefro
- [01:03:02] <cwicks>
Hi Katie!
- [01:04:07] <cwicks>
Hello UT Beagleboard Challenge Students - I am also on the phone if you need some voice time - 877.561.6828 code # 54043628 - or you are free to join just here on the IRC
- [01:05:24] <cwicks>
First UT student with a technical question tonight gets a cool stuffed beagle dog
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- [01:06:37] <ds2>
taxadermy? :D
- [01:07:24] <Jefro>
hi katie! how's things?
- [01:08:28] <katie>
Jefro - always going - you hear anything else about scripting language trends on arm?
- [01:08:43] <Jefro>
not much, other than that they are not used mucn
- [01:08:49] <Jefro>
s/mucn/much/
- [01:08:59] <cwicks>
Hi tgabriel - glad to see you got the IRC working!
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- [01:09:13] <ds2>
some would argue Thumb is a scripting language ;)
- [01:09:22] <Jefro>
most pros use scripting languages in their build systems (a la python for OE) but not much on the target
- [01:09:49] <hookem>
checkin in - visual traffic device
- [01:10:05] <ds2>
most boards at least use sh as a scripting langauge
- [01:10:36] <katie>
ds2 i'm looking at python, javascript, lua, etc on target
- [01:11:31] <Jefro>
all of those are available on the target, but I don't see people using them much, unless they use the board itself as their build system
- [01:12:20] <ds2>
katie: are you talking about traditional embedded ARM or stuff like ARM netbook/tablets?
- [01:13:09] <katie>
traditional embedded ARM... doing control etc type stuffs...
- [01:14:00] <ds2>
can't say I have heard of anyone doing that on any professional basis
- [01:14:41] <katie>
so says everyone else too... :)
- [01:15:12] <cwicks>
hookem we are on the phone if you'd like to join 877.561.6828 code # 54043628 and let us know how it is going
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- [01:16:44] <Dan___>
is this where we get beagleboard help?
- [01:17:09] <djlewis>
yup :)
- [01:17:32] <Dan___>
cool, because i need help
- [01:17:47] <cwicks>
Dan call us too if you like hookem we are on the phone if you'd like to join 877.561.6828 code # 54043628 and let us know how it is going
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- [01:18:03] <Dan___>
i'm trying to compile linux for DSP by following the instructions here:
- [01:18:14] <Dan___>
http://www.elinux.org/BeagleBoard_Ubuntu_%26_DSP_From_Sources
- [01:18:37] <Dan___>
thanks cwicks, but I think it'll be easier here
- [01:18:52] <Dan___>
basically, I'm confused as to what should be in the /boot partition
- [01:18:54] <cwicks>
Dan_ no problem what is your team project name - you win a prize tonight
- [01:18:59] <Dan___>
oh cool
- [01:19:05] <Dan___>
SuperBeagle
- [01:19:11] <Dan___>
what sort of prize?
- [01:19:31] <cwicks>
cute beagle dog
- [01:19:37] <djlewis>
i think they are referring to UT students
- [01:19:39] <Dan___>
oh nice
- [01:19:48] <Dan___>
yeah I'm part of the UT contest
- [01:19:57] <Jefro>
you have to feed it and water it
- [01:21:02] <ds2>
MLO, u-boot.bin, and uImage at the min.
- [01:21:11] <ds2>
depending your school of though, various .scr scripts
- [01:21:19] <Jefro>
Dan___ boot partition should always contain (1) bootloaders: MLO and u-boot.bin, (2) kernel: uImage, and (3) boot scripts: boot.scr, user.scr
- [01:21:19] <Dan___>
thanks
- [01:21:32] <Dan___>
what's the difference between boot.scr and user.scr?
- [01:21:46] <Dan___>
I had a user.scr generated automatically, but it complained until i renamed it to boot.scr
- [01:21:46] <Jefro>
user.scr fires when the user button is pressed during power-on
- [01:21:52] <Dan___>
ah i see
- [01:21:59] <Jefro>
boot.scr is run by default
- [01:22:24] <Jefro>
as ds2 says, the scripts are optional. I usually tell people to delete them at first in order to learn how u-boot works.
- [01:22:29] <Dan___>
do I need a uInitrd?
- [01:22:41] <Jefro>
you only need a uInitrd if your kernel is configured to boot with it
- [01:22:50] <Jefro>
same goes for ramdisk.gz
- [01:23:05] <Dan___>
hmm I'm not sure if it was configured to boot with it
- [01:23:22] <Jefro>
is this a standard Angstrom kernel? (I confess I haven't read the DSP page)
- [01:23:33] <Dan___>
nope, this is for Ubuntu
- [01:23:45] <Dan___>
the DSP tutorial doesn't talk about it
- [01:23:52] <Dan___>
but the Ubuntu page seems to imply that it's necessary
- [01:23:55] <Jefro>
ah - my guess is that it is configured to use a "normal" root filesystem, which for beagleboards is usually found on the 2nd partition (ext2 or ext3)
- [01:24:05] <Jefro>
looking up the page...
- [01:24:09] <cwicks>
UT Students - so we have Superbeagle and visual traffic device checking in - any other teams?
- [01:24:40] <Dan___>
they're probably all studying for finals haha
- [01:24:51] <Dan___>
i'm a phd student so we're done already
- [01:24:58] <Jefro>
LOL
- [01:25:10] <Dan___>
the downside is that I was extremely busy before, so I just started last week on Friday
- [01:25:32] <Dan___>
well, technically we're never "done" per se, but I currently don't have any pressing time commitments
- [01:25:53] <Jefro>
I don't actually find any mention of initrd or other ramdisk on that page (and I would have been surprised to see them). All you need is the rootfs on the 2nd partition and those three files on the 1st (FAT16) partition.
- [01:26:10] <Dan___>
anyways, so I have a copied MLO, generated u-boot.bin, and generated uImage
- [01:26:30] <Dan___>
ok cool
- [01:26:33] <ds2>
Student to learn how to pile things higher and deeper? :D
- [01:26:35] <Jefro>
excellent. when you generated uImage, did you build a rootfs as well? or does it just want the standard ubuntu rootfs?
- [01:26:42] <Dan___>
PhD comics are awesome
- [01:27:06] <Dan___>
yeah I ran rootstock as directed
- [01:27:28] <Jefro>
the section of the page on rootfs seems to imply that you'd build what you need - I recommend building the full monty at first
- [01:27:33] <Dan___>
sudo rootstock --fqdn beagleboard --login ubuntu --password temppwd --imagesize 2G --dist maverick --serial ttyS2 --seed btrfs-tools,i2c-tools,emacs,vim,pastebinit,uboot-envtools,uboot-mkimage,usbutils,wget,xfce4,gdm,xubuntu-gdm-theme,xubuntu-artwork,xserver-xorg-video-omap3 --components "main universe multiverse" --kernel-image http://localhost/linux-image-2.6.37-rc4+_1.0cross_armel.deb
- [01:27:46] <cwicks>
hookem, what is the latest on your project?
- [01:27:50] <djlewis>
PhD Comics... lol
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- [01:28:28] <cwicks>
hi kanru are you a UT Student?
- [01:28:28] <Jefro>
Dan___ use sudo to copy the entire rootfs over the 2nd partition on your card, and copy the uImage that you generated to the 1st partition and you should be good to go
- [01:28:36] <hookem>
cwicks - is the phone conference still going on?
- [01:28:43] <Dan___>
Jefro, yup that's what I did
- [01:28:50] <Dan___>
i have a problem though
- [01:28:55] <Dan___>
it gets stuck trying to load Linux
- [01:28:58] <cwicks>
yep - Katie and I are here 877.561.6828 code # 54043628
- [01:28:59] <Dan___>
lemme pull up the exact error
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- [01:30:35] <Dan___>
Uncompressing Linux... done, booting the kernel
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- [01:30:53] <Jefro>
just stops there? this might be an error for rcn-ee or rsalveti
- [01:31:01] <Dan___>
yeah...
- [01:31:12] <Dan___>
maybe my boot.cmd file has a problem
- [01:31:17] <Dan___>
i was confused as to what to put in it
- [01:31:23] <ds2>
please provide your kernel commandline
- [01:31:31] <Jefro>
boot.scr?
- [01:31:39] <Dan___>
yeah
- [01:32:06] <Jefro>
if it is the boot.scr that comes with the stock Ubuntu Netbook ed., it has turned off the console, so you won't see any output
- [01:32:16] <Jefro>
that is one reason I usually recommend people avoid them :)
- [01:32:26] <Dan___>
i generated my own boot.scr
- [01:32:35] <Jefro>
what are the bootargs?
- [01:32:50] <Dan___>
setenv bootargs console=ttyS2,115200n8 console=tty0 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rootwait rootfstype=ext3 ro vram=${vram} omapfb.mode=dvi:${dvimode} fixrtc buddy=${buddy} mpurate=${mpurate}
- [01:33:09] <Dan___>
setenv bootcmd 'mmc init 0; fatload mmc 0:1 0x80300000 uImage; bootm 0x80300000'
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- [01:33:28] <Dan___>
setenv mpurate 500; setenv dvimode 1280x720MR-16@60; setenv vram 12MB
- [01:33:38] <ds2>
that looks reasonable; what's the kernel's pedigree?
- [01:33:55] <Dan___>
the latest pm branch
- [01:33:59] <ds2>
!!!
- [01:34:07] <Dan___>
is that not good?
- [01:34:07] <ds2>
Can you try it on the stock branch w/o PM?
- [01:34:18] <Dan___>
hmm ok
- [01:34:20] <ds2>
PM is experimental; start with something known good then go back to PM
- [01:34:39] <Dan___>
i'm trying to get software-adjustable voltage controls
- [01:34:46] <Dan___>
although i'm not sure if the PM branch even has that
- [01:34:53] <ds2>
voltage controls for?
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- [01:35:15] <Dan___>
i wanna increase the mpurate past 730
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- [01:35:22] <ds2>
OH that
- [01:35:24] <Dan___>
right now it hardlocks around there
- [01:35:42] <Dan___>
it's either software controls or time to break out the soldering iron
- [01:35:42] <ds2>
you need to make magic incantations to the PMIC
- [01:35:53] <Dan___>
do I need the PM branch for that?
- [01:36:08] <ds2>
probally, to mininize your work
- [01:36:12] <Dan___>
damn
- [01:36:51] <Jefro>
I agree to get it running without PM at first. those ergs aint nothing but trouble.
- [01:36:58] <Dan___>
ok will do
- [01:36:59] <Dan___>
thanks
- [01:37:06] <Dan___>
will you guys be around later?
- [01:38:19] <Jefro>
I'll be here for another 20 mins at least, but only periodically after that. will be on tomorrow a.m, but you can always ask whoever is here. the ubuntu-arm guys hang out here during the day, and you can also find them on #ubuntu-arm.
- [01:38:27] <Dan___>
ok cool, thanks
- [01:38:47] <Dan___>
i'll try to push further now and hopefully come up with more questions before you leave :)
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- [01:38:53] <Dan___>
thanks for all your help
- [01:40:10] <Dan___>
oh here's a simple question
- [01:40:12] <Jefro>
Dan___ you bet - your feedback on rootstock is actually very helpful
- [01:40:19] <Dan___>
oh cool
- [01:40:32] <Dan___>
glad to help :P)
- [01:40:34] <Dan___>
:)
- [01:40:55] <Dan___>
so i'm using the kernel source from here: https://launchpad.net/~beagleboard-kernel
- [01:41:19] <Dan___>
the directions say to change LINUX_GIT=/opt/kernel/2.6-dev/linux-2.6-stable
- [01:41:43] <Dan___>
i'm assuming that LINUX_GIT points to the linux source code git repo?
- [01:42:14] <Dan___>
so the question is, so is the stuff at beagleboard-kernel just some sort of wrapper for LINUX_GIT?
- [01:44:15] <Dan___>
basically i'm confused about what purpose each of the two repositories that i downloaded serve
- [01:45:01] <Jefro>
that's... a good question. I'm not familiar with that setup. However, this sets LINUX_GIT to a local dir, so it looks like you are using git to grab stuff from a local repository.
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- [01:45:27] <Jefro>
did you put the sources in /opt/kernel/2.6-dev ?
- [01:46:05] <Dan___>
nope, i changed it to point to the linux pm repo that i downloaded
- [01:46:33] <Jefro>
that makes sense. I would guess that /opt/... is just an example rather than a requirement.
- [01:46:52] <cwicks>
hi jahid_ are you part of the UT student beagleboard challenge?
- [01:46:55] <Dan___>
the beagleboard wrapper thingie is a bit confusing though
- [01:47:00] <Jefro>
so if you put stuff into ~/beaglekernel/linux-2.6-stable you'd point to that instead of /opt/whatever
- [01:47:29] <Dan___>
yeah
- [01:47:46] <Dan___>
the confusing part is that in the build_kernel.sh file in the beagleboard wrapper
- [01:47:48] <Dan___>
it does this:
- [01:47:49] <Dan___>
git reset --hard git fetch git checkout master git pull git remote | grep torvalds_remote && git fetch --tags torvalds_remote master
- [01:48:43] <Dan___>
i dunno what exactly that does
- [01:49:27] <Jefro>
have to confess I am also not that familiar with git yet :) but it looks like it is simply setting up a clean build environment at the beginning of a build
- [01:49:48] <Dan___>
oh ok
- [01:50:05] <Dan___>
i was afraid it was merging with torvalds' branch or something strange
- [01:50:24] <Jefro>
I'm not sure... but I don't think so
- [01:50:28] <Dan___>
good :)
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- [01:51:18] <Jefro>
since you set LINUX_GIT to a local repo I think it stays local. I think that is checking for a set of build tags, and then it copies over the bits that correspond to those tags.
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- [01:51:52] <Jefro>
I am not familiar with that tag or why Linus' name is on it, but rcn-ee would be (since he is the guru for the launchpad stuff)
- [01:52:02] <Dan___>
oh nice
- [01:52:11] <Jefro>
you can also ask about this on the mailing list
- [01:52:27] <Dan___>
seems like he's idle now?
- [01:53:20] <Jefro>
yep - a lot of folks leave their IRC on to see what happens when they aren't looking
- [01:54:00] <Jefro>
you are reminding me that I have it on my list to go through the whole rootstock process
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- [01:55:20] <Dan___>
haha nice
- [01:56:11] <cwicks>
kevinsc I'm looking for more UT students for our Monday office hours - are you one?
- [01:56:11] <Dan___>
i'm pulling the linux-omap-2.6 branch now, this one should be stable right?
- [01:57:43] <Guest39344>
I tried connecting BB to an Olivia flat panel TV through HDMI to DVI, however nothing came up
- [01:58:24] <Jefro>
Dan___ yes, that should be stable
- [01:59:24] <cwicks>
Hi Guest39344 - thanks for joining - what is your team project name?
- [01:59:33] <Jefro>
Guest39344 digital TVs are sometimes difficult, as the Beagle does not have the capacity to detect the timings needed (and they all seem to have different timings). First thing to check, though, is whether you are using a distribution that actually provides video output. Can you see output if you connect the DVI end to a DVI computer monitor?
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- [02:03:31] <cwicks>
UT Beagle fans, I'm signing off the phone voice call but continue IRC for some additional time if you can please check in w/ your team name
- [02:03:49] <Guest39344>
Name BeagleMatrix. One of my friend also mentioned timing could be an issue. I think I'll just stick to a computer monitor. Thanks.
- [02:04:55] <cwicks>
Hi BeagleMartrix - glad you could join us - how else can we help you get your project moving forward?
- [02:05:34] <Jefro>
Guest39344 that's best for now - once you get the system up and running so you know there is output there, then you can adjust the bootargs to make it happen on the TV
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- [02:08:48] <Guest39344>
Alright thanks cwicks and Jefro. That was pretty much my main question. I'll follow up with your tip. Do you have advice on what configuration change would possibly be needed?
- [02:09:34] <Guest39344>
Or any tips on the process needed to figure out the proper configurations?
- [02:09:35] <ds2>
I am on and off
- [02:10:03] <ds2>
Dan___: I believe the Ubuntu stuff starts with Linus's tree and patches on top of it
- [02:10:53] <Guest39344>
Or if you are familiar with some of the configurations usually needed?
- [02:12:26] <Jefro>
Guest39344 it really depends on the monitor in question, and I am definitely not the one to ask. :) I'd suggest someone from TI who has worked with digital TVs. The bootarg in question is the one that starts with video=
- [02:12:35] <Dan___>
ds2, thanks
- [02:12:37] <Jefro>
so if you want to google it you can get a picture of the complexity
- [02:12:55] <Jefro>
you'll need to give different values to the variables for the omapfb driver
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- [02:13:27] <Dan___>
oh , i forgot to mention: the first thing that I tried was using the Ubuntu 10.10 image and copying the new kernel into it
- [02:13:43] <Dan___>
this worked except for the fact that mouse and keyboard stopped working
- [02:14:11] <Dan___>
replacing the rootfs with the new generated rootfs didn't fix the problem either
- [02:14:17] <Jefro>
Dan___ that's interesting. was there anything else plugged into USB?
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- [02:14:33] <Dan___>
it's the standard hub issued to UT BeagleBoard competitors
- [02:14:43] <Jefro>
curious whether the mouse/kbd drivers stopped working (not likely) or the USB subsystem stopped working (very likely)
- [02:14:47] <Dan___>
it seemed like it could detect the hub all right
- [02:14:57] <tgabriel>
exit
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- [02:15:13] <Jefro>
detect might be different from working...
- [02:15:58] <Dan___>
yeah...
- [02:16:11] <Dan___>
so that's what made me try to fix everything from scratch
- [02:16:17] <Dan___>
which ended up causing the whole thing not to boot
- [02:18:02] <Jefro>
:) I feel your pain
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- [02:18:37] <Jefro>
if you want to start with a known-good image, you could use rsalveti's pre-installed build here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/OMAPMaverickInstall
- [02:19:13] <Jefro>
but I would encourage you to continue with rootstock, and to visit #ubuntu-arm tomorrow during the day
- [02:19:35] <Jefro>
ok folks, I need to head out - best of luck to all the UT students
- [02:20:05] <Jefro>
For those monitoring at home, tune in tomorrow morning at 10:30 CT to talk about the BeagleBoard in education: http://beagleboard.org/linux_education
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- [02:20:28] <rcn-ee>
Jefro, that torvalds, tag was a bug on kernel.org about 2 months back, the linux-2.6-stable was about a month behind.. ;)
- [02:20:44] <rcn-ee>
it's fixed, but left in just incase..
- [02:21:09] <Jefro>
rcn-ee ah, interesting, thanks. Dan___ did you catch that?
- [02:21:33] <Jefro>
rcn-ee does that mean Dan___'s bits are out of date?
- [02:21:58] <Dan___>
oh interesting
- [02:22:00] <rcn-ee>
might be.. it does a git fetch, so those missing bits will show up when it does the checkout..
- [02:22:48] <Dan___>
so is it a problem? do I need to change anything?
- [02:23:37] <rcn-ee>
no you shouldn't have to do anything.. it tries pretty hard to get a clean git branch to start doing stuff.. is it doing something weird?
- [02:24:22] <Dan___>
not sure
- [02:24:31] <rcn-ee>
which bzr tree are you doing?
- [02:25:13] <Dan___>
2.6.37-devel
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- [02:26:24] <rcn-ee>
okay, in the system.sh there's three things you need to do.. point LINUX_GIT to the dir where you do a git clone of linux-2.6-stable..
- [02:26:41] <rcn-ee>
where do you have linux-2.6-stable at the moment?
- [02:27:01] <rcn-ee>
easiest thing to do is 'pwd' in that root dir..
- [02:28:10] <Dan___>
hmm i'm pointing LINUX_GIT to something else right now
- [02:28:14] <Dan___>
linux-omap-2.6
- [02:28:17] <Dan___>
is that the same thing?
- [02:28:25] <Dan___>
i wasn't sure what to point it to
- [02:28:25] <rcn-ee>
no it's not...
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- [02:28:35] <rcn-ee>
it's close..
- [02:29:26] <Dan___>
is that torvolds' branch?
- [02:29:32] <Dan___>
sorry linux compiling noob here
- [02:29:51] <Dan___>
also, does it work with other branches?
- [02:30:02] <Dan___>
say, for example, that I want to use linux-omap-pm
- [02:30:03] <rcn-ee>
that branch i point to is a combination of everything, it's torvalds in master, plus all the 'stable' 2.6.36.1 etc...
- [02:30:26] <rcn-ee>
basicly it's a nice tree to get any of the 'stable' branches..
- [02:30:44] <Dan___>
i see
- [02:31:13] <Dan___>
how do i download it?
- [02:31:34] <Dan___>
the default path is: ~/git_repo/linux-2.6-stable
- [02:32:41] <Dan___>
i'm assuming that i need to git pull it and set the LINUX_GIT path to point to it, right?
- [02:33:11] <rcn-ee>
you can git clone linux-2.6-stable anywhere, just tweak that variable to point where you have it..
- [02:33:20] <cwicks>
Jefro the hub is the one special computing sells
- [02:34:09] <Jefro>
cwicks thanks - I think we are on a better road now :)
- [02:34:39] <rcn-ee>
Dan___, basicly just copy the line above the "LINUX_GIT=" and paste it on the command line, somewhere you keep all your development git tree's...
- [02:35:25] <Dan___>
ah ha i see
- [02:35:27] <rcn-ee>
Dan___, if you have another tree already, you can mimize the dl by useing "--reference /dir/to/other/linux.git" just remember the two dir's will be linked.
- [02:35:49] <cwicks>
prpplague - are you a UT student checking in?
- [02:36:05] <prpplague>
cwicks: uh what?
- [02:37:08] <cwicks>
I'm looking for University of Texas Students doing the beagleboard challenge checking in for Monday nite office hours?
- [02:37:39] <prpplague>
cwicks: ahh , not i
- [02:38:04] <djlewis>
hehee
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- [02:42:41] <cwicks>
prpplague, thanks - take a look if you like and help a student when you can on the IRC http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Beagle_Board_Open_Source_Design_Challenge
- [02:42:57] <cwicks>
Also all community members will be invited to vote next month to award the prizes
- [02:43:13] <cwicks>
Before I sign off - any more UT students tonight???
- [02:45:15] <prpplague>
cwicks: i think my current assignments will prevent me helping that much, hehe
- [02:45:59] * prpplague is guessing cwicks is a new coop at TI
- [02:48:23] <ds2>
do any of the projects work yet? :D
- [02:48:53] <djlewis>
i think they are still bringing up boards ?
- [02:49:19] <ds2>
Oh
- [02:50:15] <cwicks>
prpplague: thanks for the complement - my child will get a kick out of my youthful reputation - I'm actually the university program manager at TI running the contest
- [02:51:03] <cwicks>
Hope you find some time to visit the projects and give your opinion and encouragement to the students -
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- [02:53:03] <cwicks>
I had word from one group tonight that their software runs on PC and they are just porting to the beagle now
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- [02:55:05] <ds2>
so when's the panda breed project going to start? :D
- [02:55:32] <prpplague>
breed project?
- [02:55:40] * prpplague isn't familiar with that
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- [02:57:01] <ds2>
breeding
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- [02:57:44] <ds2>
prpplague: http://news.bbc.co.uk/earth/hi/earth_news/newsid_9225000/9225918.stm
- [02:57:51] <ds2>
=)
- [02:58:05] <prpplague>
ahh
- [02:58:46] <ds2>
I think current count for pandas and pandaboards are roughly about the same ;)
- [02:59:29] <prpplague>
hehe indeed
- [02:59:57] * prpplague would love to tell you why but can't
- [03:00:41] <ds2>
need more bamboo!!!
- [03:02:11] <prpplague>
hehe
- [03:05:04] <cwicks>
okay signing off - have a great night beagle fans
- [03:05:24] <prpplague>
cwicks: later
- [03:05:28] <djlewis>
barooo
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some laptops were never intended to be taken apart and put back together :P
- [03:31:08] <prpplague>
djlewis: hehe
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I have a 2003 model netbook, Sharp Actuis un32w i'm wrestling with
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djlewis: ahh the new laptops are alot easier
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I especially love the ones with 100 screws all different
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NOT!!!
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- [03:44:04] <djlewis>
but this little booger has a retracting keyboard making it even more interesting
- [03:45:36] <Dan___>
hey guys, i get a seg fault when running rootstock, any ideas?
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- [03:45:58] <djlewis>
yeah, don't run rootstock ;)
- [03:46:02] <Dan___>
:p
- [03:46:14] <Dan___>
usr/bin/rootstock: line 282: 27543 Segmentation fault qemu-system-arm $QEMUOPTS -append "${APPEND}" > $QEMUFIFO 2>&1
- [03:46:58] <Dan___>
is rootstock bad or something? the guides say to use it
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i did wink.
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Dan___: known issue with qemu, it's quite normal to face segfaults
- [03:55:07] <rsalveti>
unfortunately qemu is not stable as we wanted for arm
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- [03:58:30] <Dan___>
rsalveti: thanks
- [03:58:48] <Dan___>
it generated the proper file anyways
- [03:59:01] <Dan___>
rcn-ee: are you there?
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- [03:59:23] <Dan___>
i've generated a new kernel and root dir using the correct git repo
- [03:59:25] <Dan___>
but it still doesn't boot
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- [03:59:55] <Dan___>
the error is that it's stuck on "Uncompressing Linux... done, booting the kernel"
- [03:59:57] <Dan___>
same as before
- [04:04:51] <rcn-ee>
Dan___, did you change console to ttyO2? vs the old ttyS2?
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- [04:05:16] <Dan___>
ah, in the boot.scr?
- [04:05:31] <rcn-ee>
yeap, 2.6.37-rc's there's a change in the serial driver..
- [04:05:39] <Dan___>
oh interesting
- [04:05:46] <Dan___>
no i did not, will try it out now
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- [04:06:02] <rcn-ee>
it's 'O' in omap-serial, vs 'S' serial
- [04:06:28] <Dan___>
letter O?
- [04:06:32] <Dan___>
not number zero
- [04:06:33] <Dan___>
?
- [04:06:42] <rcn-ee>
exactly. ;) letter..
- [04:06:48] <Dan___>
ok gotcha :)
- [04:07:09] <Dan___>
setenv bootargs console=ttyO2,115200n8 console=tty0 ... etc
- [04:07:14] <Dan___>
ok gonna try this out now
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- [04:09:00] <Dan___>
nice, that worked :)
- [04:09:04] <Dan___>
thanks!
- [04:09:04] <rcn-ee>
cool
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- [04:11:08] <Dan___>
Hmm now it's stuck on "Freeing init memory: 280K"
- [04:11:28] <Dan___>
any ideas?
- [04:11:45] <rcn-ee>
yeap, you also need to add /etc/init/tty02.conf .. ;)
- [04:12:32] <rcn-ee>
there should be a /etc/init/ttyS2.conf so with your other pc, copy ttyS2.conf to ttyO2.conf and edit the only ttyS2 in it..
- [04:14:02] <Dan___>
yup
- [04:14:12] <Dan___>
ok trying again
- [04:16:42] <Dan___>
ok i now have the stupidest error of all time
- [04:16:53] <Dan___>
i can't log in
- [04:17:00] <rcn-ee>
is it my image?
- [04:17:11] <Dan___>
sudo rootstock --fqdn beagleboard --login ubuntu --password temppwd
- [04:17:12] <Dan___>
nope
- [04:17:24] <Dan___>
i generated it using rootstock
- [04:17:28] <Dan___>
i had this problem before but i couldn't fix it
- [04:17:30] <Dan___>
still getting it...
- [04:17:44] <Dan___>
i set the username/pass as above
- [04:18:27] <Dan___>
do you think maybe the rootstock segfault may be the issue?
- [04:18:55] <rcn-ee>
if it segfaulted, it might have exited before the username/password was set...
- [04:19:09] <rcn-ee>
since user/pass is about the last thing it did..
- [04:19:25] <Dan___>
it always segfaults at the same place...
- [04:19:36] <rcn-ee>
are you doing a lot of x11 packages?
- [04:19:39] <Dan___>
is there some default user/pass?
- [04:19:53] <Dan___>
yes
- [04:20:06] <Dan___>
--seed btrfs-tools,i2c-tools,emacs,vim,pastebinit,uboot-envtools,uboot-mkimage,usbutils,wget,xfce4,gdm,xubuntu-gdm-theme,xubuntu-artwork,xserver-xorg-video-omap3
- [04:20:13] <Dan___>
should i try a minimal install?
- [04:21:03] <rcn-ee>
yeah, it'll segfault before it's done.. if you want that image built, you should boot the beagle with one of my demo images (maverick) then run rootstock from bzr trunk on the beagle.. much more reliable for x11 imgaes..
- [04:21:46] <rcn-ee>
you'll probally need between 3-4gig's of extra space, so use an usb external harddrive mounted on the beagle..
- [04:21:49] <Dan___>
ah i see
- [04:22:00] <Dan___>
i don't really mind, it's just for my own convenience
- [04:22:03] <Dan___>
i'll try the minimal install for now
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- [04:22:39] <rcn-ee>
it's a long standing qemu bug.... ever since lucid, the debian packages have been really pushing qemu to the limits..
- [04:22:53] <Dan___>
i see..
- [04:24:57] <Dan___>
btw, is there an easy way to create an SD image so that I can revert to this later on? also I'm sure that other people will find it helpful :)
- [04:28:14] <rcn-ee>
sure... my demo images are just the output of rootstock with a script to dump it to an sd card..
- [04:28:46] <IanWiz>
rcn-ee: have you put together any panda images yet?
- [04:29:22] <rcn-ee>
as long as you don't care for video/dsp/sgx and audio.. i do...
- [04:30:21] <IanWiz>
he he...well i currently don't have a working display due to hdmi driver issues, so, i'll take what I can get!
- [04:31:01] <Dan___>
ok cool
- [04:31:06] <Max_Galemin>
Dan___: btrfs-tools? o_O
- [04:31:54] <rcn-ee>
IanWiz, okay, all the posted ubuntu image's on elinux have a hidden "--uboot panda" but they ship with 2.6.35, you'll need to build my 2.6.37-devel tree and copy it to the card after runing "setup_sdcard.sh"
- [04:33:01] <IanWiz>
ok, can do.
- [04:33:28] <rcn-ee>
so download one of the demo images updated over the weekend (lucid, maverick, or even natty).. run setup_sdcard with --uboot panda, then copy the uImage and modules from 2.6.37-devel.. ;)
- [04:33:29] <Dan___>
oh no, rootstock still segfaults
- [04:33:36] <Dan___>
sudo rootstock --fqdn beagleboard --login ubuntu --password temppwd --imagesize 2G --dist maverick --serial ttyO2 --seed wget,nano,linux-firmware,wireless-tools,usbutils,emacs --components "main universe multiverse" --kernel-image http://localhost/linux-image-2.6.37-rc4+_1.0cross_armel.deb
- [04:33:41] <IanWiz>
do you anticipate incorporating dsp/video/sgx in the near future? or a little busy as it is?
- [04:34:13] <rcn-ee>
Dan___, maybe 'emacs' never tried that one, the rest look good..
- [04:34:34] <Dan___>
ok, i'll give that a shot...
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- [04:35:11] <rcn-ee>
IanWiz, for sgx, i have my eye on importing ubutnu's omap4-sgx branch and sticking in a staging tree.. i think dsp should work with dspbridge... video i played with the latest from tomba's tree, but we loose omap3's video..
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- [04:36:27] <IanWiz>
i've been playing with sakoman's GNOME image, but my only hdmi capable monitor doesn't like the panda's driver, so I'm stuck with serial atm. doesn't matter as it's not mission critical yet.
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- [04:37:30] <rcn-ee>
for me: as soon as i got the ehci/ethernet working, i can do something with this now ;)
- [04:39:21] <IanWiz>
find it odd that the initial "bring-up" for omap4 in the wild has been a little dificult? or just due to omap4 being a restricted chip, in that panda & blaze are the only implementations for the public?
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- [04:41:01] <sakoman>
IanWiz: the omap3 was a much more mature product at the time that beagle was done
- [04:41:18] <rcn-ee>
just my opinion.. ;) if it would have been done like how the beagle's initial bringup was, it would have been better at launch.. ;)
- [04:42:24] <IanWiz>
got ya. at least xM and panda are pushing the major distros to be ARM friendly. hopefully in 5 years time everything will be more streamlined.
- [04:42:24] <sakoman>
rcn-ee: I don't know that the beagle was all that much better -- there were lots of hw issues with both musb and ehci
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- [04:42:50] <sakoman>
rcn-ee: there was no sound driver . . .
- [04:43:02] <rcn-ee>
sakoman, yeah the musb took a good year to figure out it was 8k vs 16k sram... but i remember getting my beagle that week and video was working.. ;)
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- [04:43:39] <Dan___>
rcn-ee: still segfaulting...
- [04:44:02] <Dan___>
sudo rootstock --fqdn beagleboard --login ubuntu --password temppwd --imagesize 2G --dist maverick --serial ttyO2 --seed wget,nano,linux-firmware,wireless-tools,usbutils --components "main universe multiverse" --kernel-image http://localhost/linux-image-2.6.37-rc4+_1.0cross_armel.deb
- [04:44:36] <sakoman>
rcn-ee: video seems to work on Panda
- [04:44:59] <sakoman>
not for IanWiz though :-(
- [04:45:09] <IanWiz>
<-- just made the mistake of buying a crap display on sale, is all. :)
- [04:45:38] <rcn-ee>
Dan___, very strange.. here's mine for reference. https://github.com/RobertCNelson/omap-image-builder/blob/master/build_image.sh#L85 (i run that on x86/arm/etc..)
- [04:46:03] <rcn-ee>
you don't have anything more then i do..
- [04:46:11] <rcn-ee>
are you running lucid or maverick for your host os?
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- [04:48:28] <Dan___>
it looks like your rootstock is patched, is that correct?
- [04:48:30] <Dan___>
i'm running lucid
- [04:48:44] <rcn-ee>
just small tweaks...
- [04:48:54] <IanWiz>
Dan___ I may be making this up, but for whatever reason I had issues with rootstock and using ubuntu/temppwd...maybe try a different default log/pass?
- [04:49:13] <Dan___>
haha that would be strange indeed
- [04:49:15] <Dan___>
i'll give it a shot
- [04:49:15] <rcn-ee>
with lucid, i would atleast run bzr trunk... there was a lot of tweaks done in the maverick release cycle for bullitproofing rootstock..
- [04:49:22] <Dan___>
all i did was run: sudo apt-get install rootstock
- [04:50:23] <rcn-ee>
Dan___, for rootstock on lucid, use the trunk via: "bzr branch lp:project-rootstock"
- [04:50:35] <Dan___>
ok
- [04:51:01] <Dan___>
i'm generating an image for maverick though
- [04:51:06] <Dan___>
although i don't really care either way
- [04:51:10] <Dan___>
maverick vs lucid
- [04:51:32] <rcn-ee>
that's fine running lucid as the host os to build for maverick..
- [04:52:07] <rcn-ee>
basicly alot of the changes in the maverick development cycle was to mimize how much qemu is actually used and to work around some of the minor issues..
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- [04:55:21] <IanWiz>
is there a comparable ARM-ready distro that offers similar live-RAM function, like Puppy Linux or Slitaz?
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- [05:06:07] <Dan___>
oh good, either changing the password or using the latest version of rootstock removed the segfauilt
- [05:06:14] <Dan___>
*segfault
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- [05:08:27] <IanWiz>
good job Dan! Now you can start patching the holes in the wall from your fists of frustration ;)
- [05:13:58] <Dan___>
hahaha
- [05:14:06] <Dan___>
not sure just yet
- [05:14:18] <Dan___>
coping over the root fs is a bit slow
- [05:17:28] <IanWiz>
yeah, i just found my usb HD, so tomorrow I am moving my rootfs to USB. wish I had USB3 on my "animals"
- [05:20:51] <Dan___>
yessss, i can log in now :D
- [05:20:58] <Dan___>
thanks guys!
- [05:21:04] <Dan___>
(and gals)
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- [05:21:44] <Dan___>
hmm maybe that was premature
- [05:22:22] <Dan___>
it worked over the serial, but I don't seem to be able to boot with a monitor
- [05:22:27] <Dan___>
stuck on:
- [05:22:45] <Dan___>
plymouth main process (59) killed by SEGV signal
- [05:23:07] <Dan___>
similarly with plymouth-splash and plymouth-log
- [05:25:51] <Dan___>
any ideas, anyone?
- [05:30:44] <IanWiz>
errr, on a desktop install I think you would edit /etc/default/grub. but i don't think that's applicable here...as there is no grub
- [05:31:26] <IanWiz>
pass text instead of splash in the aforementioned. but, i am a newb and am talking out of my rear quite possibly.
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- [05:33:12] <Dan___>
Ian, what do you mean by passing text?
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- [05:35:19] <IanWiz>
if you look on your desktop system, in /etc/default/ you will see a grub file, that passes GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT
- [05:36:04] <IanWiz>
but these rootfs don't have a grub system, so I'm not sure where it initiates the splash command.
- [05:36:22] <IanWiz>
rcn-ee or sakoman would know.
- [05:36:34] <Dan___>
yeah... no grub file there...
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- [05:39:12] <sakoman>
Dan___: what are you trying to do?
- [05:39:53] <ds2>
Hmmm
- [05:42:32] <Dan___>
sakoman: I'm trying to boot linux over a DVI connection (connected to an LCD)
- [05:42:44] <Dan___>
it previously worked when I was booting over a serial connection
- [05:43:36] <Dan___>
I mostly followed the directions here: http://www.elinux.org/BeagleBoard_Ubuntu_%26_DSP_From_Sources
- [05:43:51] <sakoman>
Dan___: are you getting video output?
- [05:44:15] <ds2>
are you overclocking?
- [05:44:18] <Dan___>
I can see output on my LCD screen
- [05:44:19] <Dan___>
nope
- [05:44:22] <Dan___>
not overclocking
- [05:44:31] <Dan___>
i think i'm setting mpurate to 500 currently
- [05:44:57] <Dan___>
yup, just confirmed
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- [05:46:11] <sakoman>
Dan___: if you are getting video output, then something is broken in your image -- sadly I don't use Ubuntu, so I can't be of much help
- [05:46:26] <Dan___>
damn, that sucks
- [05:46:27] <Dan___>
thanks
- [05:47:10] <sakoman>
if you know what you are doing you could likely use the serial console to debug the issue
- [05:47:36] <ds2>
isn't it more fun to blindly stab at it? :D
- [05:48:23] <Dan___>
ok this is interesting
- [05:48:33] <Dan___>
i've now hooked up the beagleboard to both DVI and serial
- [05:48:42] <Dan___>
the serial one reaches the login screen just fine
- [05:49:00] <Dan___>
the LCD display shows the same error as before
- [05:49:51] <Dan___>
ok i found out something stupid
- [05:49:54] <Dan___>
my file system is read only
- [05:50:19] <ds2>
xM or C4?
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- [05:50:30] <Dan___>
C4
- [05:50:41] <Dan___>
changing the bootargs
- [05:52:02] <ds2>
what's rootfs? NAND?
- [05:52:44] <Dan___>
SD card
- [05:52:54] <Dan___>
my boot.cmd file is some strange hybrid
- [05:53:11] <Dan___>
i changed the bootargs from ro to rw
- [05:53:19] <Dan___>
that worked and removed the plymouth error
- [05:53:24] <Dan___>
but now the LCD screen is just blank
- [05:53:33] <Dan___>
it'll boot just fine then go to a blank screen
- [05:53:50] <Dan___>
could this be because i'm connected to both the terminal console as well as DVI?
- [05:54:06] <ds2>
nope
- [05:54:10] <Dan___>
darn
- [05:54:16] <ds2>
probally X is foobared or something
- [05:54:45] <Dan___>
it should be booting to a console I think
- [05:54:53] <Dan___>
it shouldn't be coming with X
- [05:55:34] <rcn-ee>
Dan___, no both serial and terminal should work... what does "dmesg | grep omapfb" show.. (use pastebin.com)
- [05:58:55] <Dan___>
wow nothing
- [05:59:09] <Dan___>
except for the original kernel command line
- [05:59:18] <Dan___>
lemme try using pastebin
- [05:59:50] <rcn-ee>
should have been atleast a 'omapfb_init' and 'omapfb_probe'
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- [06:01:14] <ds2>
is this a proper launchpad kernel?
- [06:01:30] <Dan___>
yeah
- [06:02:13] <Dan___>
using this one:
- [06:02:14] <Dan___>
https://code.launchpad.net/~beagleboard-kernel/+junk/2.6.37-devel
- [06:02:43] <Dan___>
http://pastebin.com/9Q8vgj93
- [06:02:48] <Dan___>
i had to email that to myself haha
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- [06:03:20] <Dan___>
guh, all that work and DSP doesn't even work
- [06:03:52] <rcn-ee>
Dan___, i'm getting this with that kernel http://pastebin.com/nMwZbK5e
- [06:04:38] <rcn-ee>
yeah, throw in "omapfb.debug=y" to your bootargs, it might tell us more..
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- [06:05:36] <Dan___>
yeah definitely missing all those OMAP statements
- [06:05:40] <Dan___>
ok
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- [06:09:09] <Dan___>
ok now i'm getting those statements
- [06:09:22] <Dan___>
http://pastebin.com/P2WfpLsH
- [06:11:15] <rcn-ee>
humm, and still no go with your display showing anything? has any image before worked with your lcd? what kind is it?
- [06:12:20] <Dan___>
yeah it worked with the maverick demo image here: http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardUbuntu
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- [06:12:32] <Dan___>
also it displays the beginning part of the boot process just fine
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- [06:13:02] <Dan___>
it just turns to a blank screen right about when the serial console shows the terminal
- [06:13:03] <rcn-ee>
Sweet, sounds like a regression... c4 right?
- [06:13:10] <Dan___>
yeah C4
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- [06:15:30] <rcn-ee>
i double check 2.6.37 first thing tomorrow with my c4, i don't remember if i booted that board with that verison lately.. i know the panda my xM has..
- [06:15:36] <Dan___>
the last message displayed by the LCD before it just shows a cursor flashing at the top of the screen: ureadahead main process terminated with status 5
- [06:16:03] <rcn-ee>
yeah, that's ureadahead getting confused cause it doesn't see ubuntu's kernel bits..
- [06:16:53] <Dan___>
so it's fine?
- [06:17:00] <Dan___>
hmm
- [06:17:04] <rcn-ee>
just for shits, can you run "wget http://rcn-ee.net/deb/maverick/v2.6.37-rc4-dl3/install-me.sh" and tthen "/bin/bash install-me.sh" on your beagle and reboot.. your current uImage will be saved as uImage_backup..
- [06:17:37] <Dan___>
cool, will do
- [06:19:02] <Dan___>
wait I run this on the beagleboard?
- [06:19:11] <ds2>
8
- [06:19:13] <rcn-ee>
yeap... it'll error out if it's x86
- [06:19:39] <Dan___>
looking at the script, looks like i'll need a network connection
- [06:19:48] <Dan___>
gonna have to log off here then
- [06:19:53] <Dan___>
(only one ethernet cable haha)
- [06:19:55] <Dan___>
brb
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- [06:37:03] <Dan__>
ok i can't get ethernet working on the beagleboard now
- [06:37:14] <Dan__>
so sorry, no image for you...
- [06:37:39] <Dan__>
eth0 isn't being detected by ifconfig, although looking at the bootup sequence the ethernet driver is being loaded
- [06:39:05] <rcn-ee>
do you have the matching modules in /lib/modules/$(uname -r)
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- [06:39:45] <Dan__>
seems like a no
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- [06:40:02] <rcn-ee>
that would also help explain the lack of screen too...
- [06:40:09] <Dan__>
i just have a bunch of modules.* files
- [06:40:52] <Dan__>
another pastebin:
- [06:41:08] <Dan__>
http://pastebin.com/uCmbmxqJ
- [06:41:43] <rcn-ee>
they should be under kernel..
- [06:41:47] <rcn-ee>
it looks fine..
- [06:42:00] <rcn-ee>
uname -r is "2.6.37-rc4+" right?
- [06:42:56] <Dan__>
oh my bad
- [06:43:09] <Dan__>
yes
- [06:43:38] <rcn-ee>
i'd retry forcing the network "sudo ifconfig -a" then eth0 should show up..
- [06:44:20] <Dan__>
shows lo and usb0
- [06:44:41] <rcn-ee>
does lsmod show anything?
- [06:45:02] <Dan__>
lsmod shows nothing
- [06:45:13] <Dan__>
just "modules, size, used by"
- [06:45:13] <rcn-ee>
dang, it's not findig the modules then..
- [06:46:09] <Dan__>
:(
- [06:46:51] <rcn-ee>
you had used the build_deb.sh script, i use the same deb-pkg command from that script on my native builds....
- [06:48:29] <Dan__>
this says to run build_kernel.sh instead...
- [06:48:29] <Dan__>
http://www.elinux.org/BeagleBoard_Ubuntu_%26_DSP_From_Sources#Build_the_Kernel
- [06:49:07] <rcn-ee>
yeah, that bzr tree is ancient now... the dspbridge in 2.6.37-rc4 is in much better shape..
- [06:49:39] <Dan__>
yeah i basically followed those directions with the latest tree
- [06:50:12] <Dan__>
so i performed the patches and ran build_kernel.sh
- [06:50:24] <rcn-ee>
i'd download and copy it to your beagle's sd card: http://rcn-ee.net/deb/maverick/v2.6.37-rc4-dl3/linux-image-2.6.37-rc4-dl3_1.0maverick_armel.deb then loosely following the 'install-me.sh' script install it..
- [06:51:48] <rcn-ee>
then you just have to follow the dsp-gst and other userspace stuff...
- [06:52:13] <rcn-ee>
dsp loads: [ 0.473876] omap_dsp_init: 600000 bytes @ 8ee00000
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- [06:53:46] <Dan__>
do I need the initrd?
- [06:53:53] <Dan__>
night
- [06:54:01] <Dan__>
yeah i should head out too
- [06:54:05] <Dan__>
thanks for the help
- [06:54:21] <rcn-ee>
no problem... not really.. just for 'fixrtc'
- [06:54:50] <Dan__>
what's that?
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@#$!(*@#% xM does nothing. :-(
- [09:32:27] <av500>
you are holding it wrong
- [09:32:41] <lyakh>
gisborne: it does... but, perhaps, not what you expect, as also was my experience... and still pretty much is:(
- [09:33:14] <gisborne>
Grateful for some advice, if someone has time. I got ahold of Angstrom-Beagleboard-demo-image-glibc-ipk-2010.3-beagleboard.sd-image-2GiB.img. I put it on the sd card with bunzip2 Angstrom-Beagleboard-demo-image-glibc-ipk-2010.3-beagleboard.sd-image-2GiB.img > /dev/sdb
- [09:33:27] <av500>
sounds correct
- [09:33:39] <gisborne>
I connected it to a serial terminal set to 115200 8N1
- [09:33:40] <av500>
err
- [09:33:45] <av500>
.img is bz2?
- [09:33:46] <gisborne>
I also connected it to a DVI display.
- [09:34:02] <gisborne>
Yes, it's bz2.
- [09:34:16] <gisborne>
I left off the bz2.
- [09:34:34] <av500>
and where is the "-c" to output to stdout?
- [09:34:41] <gisborne>
When I power it, I get a single unintelligible character, followed by maybe 100 more about 10 seconds later, then nothing.
- [09:34:46] <gisborne>
Nothing on the display.
- [09:34:58] <gisborne>
Yes, sorry, I did -c
- [09:36:19] <av500>
how do you power it?
- [09:36:45] <gisborne>
5V 3A external power adapter. This gives me 2 green lights
- [09:37:02] <gisborne>
I've also tried Y USB cable; same result
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- [09:40:40] <jacekowski>
hmm, smallest ARM SoC capable of running linux
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- [09:43:48] <gisborne>
sd card has two partitions, both MS-DOS. 1st is 74MB, called "BOOT", and consists of 4 files.
- [09:43:51] <lyakh>
gisborne: no idea what that image is, but try looking at your sd card on your Linux machine: the first partition shall be marked bootable and contain a MLO and a u-boot.bin files
- [09:44:10] <lyakh>
boot flag?
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- [09:47:49] <gisborne>
How do I determine if the boot flag is set?
- [09:48:48] <av500>
gisborne: the card looks ok
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- [09:53:00] <gisborne>
av500: I don't understand. Are you saying that 4 files is good?
- [09:53:17] <av500>
yes
- [09:54:19] <lyakh>
the boot flag _is_ important. see in *fdisk / *parted / ...
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- [09:55:27] <av500>
lyakh: yes, but since this a full disk image, it should have the boot flag
- [09:55:35] <gisborne>
That doesn't look like a legitimate bash command to me.
- [09:56:02] <lyakh>
av500: right, thought so too, but I didn't use any of those pre-baked images, so...
- [09:56:28] <lyakh>
gisborne: there weren't any, I mean, try one of fdisk, cfdisk, sfdisk, parted, gparter,...
- [09:58:04] <lyakh>
s/gparter/gparted/
- [09:58:16] <av500>
gisborne: fdisk /dev/sdb
- [09:58:18] <av500>
type p
- [09:59:03] <gisborne>
Yep. Bootable.
- [09:59:06] <gisborne>
Thanks.
- [09:59:18] <gisborne>
So do I have a defective BeagleBoard?
- [09:59:46] <lyakh>
gisborne: unlikely, does it work with the supplied sd-card?
- [09:59:55] <gisborne>
This is the supplied SD card.
- [10:00:12] <lyakh>
oh... but you've erased it without even trying first?
- [10:00:35] <gisborne>
Yes. I am a fool. Many have commented to this effect and often with stronger language. But now I must move on.
- [10:01:11] <lyakh>
but is it a 2G card actually? mine was 128M only
- [10:02:38] <av500>
true, that might be an issue
- [10:02:45] <gisborne>
1826296 1K blocks on the larger partition.
- [10:03:13] <gisborne>
Or is that just the partition map and it's all confused?
- [10:03:17] <av500>
pastebin the whole fdisk output
- [10:03:43] <lyakh>
there's something about nandboot in u-boot environment, is it at all working? can one get anything out of the board without an sd-card?
- [10:03:52] <av500>
no
- [10:03:58] <av500>
no boot from nand
- [10:04:44] <av500>
some xm have nand by accident, but you cant boot from it
- [10:04:57] <gisborne>
pastebin.com/2Tnms8PR
- [10:05:41] <lyakh>
hm, I might be the lucky one - saveenv works for me;)
- [10:06:52] <av500>
gisborne: ok, looks like a 4gb card
- [10:07:07] <av500>
my xm came with a 4gb card as well
- [10:07:26] <lyakh>
huh... they don't seem to be very consistent...
- [10:07:26] <gisborne>
Bonus. Except still no explanation why no workie.
- [10:10:03] <lyakh>
gisborne: so, what are those 4 files in your small partition?
- [10:10:37] <gisborne>
MLO; boot.scr; u-boot.bin; uImage
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- [10:12:34] <av500>
as expected
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- [10:13:07] <lyakh>
yeah... looks ok
- [10:16:13] <gisborne>
So what can I do?
- [10:16:25] <gisborne>
Can I make it boot from a USB drive maybe?
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- [10:17:44] <szoszi>
hello, does anyone know what happened to angstrom's narcissus?
- [10:17:58] <lyakh>
gisborne: was that image for xm or for the original bb?
- [10:19:26] <gisborne>
I thought it to be for the xm.
- [10:19:30] <gisborne>
How would I tell?
- [10:23:26] <lyakh>
gisborne: by looking at where you've got it from?...
- [10:24:19] <gisborne>
http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/demo/beagleboard/sd-images/2gb/Angstrom-Beagleboard-demo-image-glibc-ipk-2010.3-beagleboard.sd-image-2GiB.img.bz22l
- [10:24:42] <gisborne>
The URL doesn't obviously indicate.
- [10:25:38] <av500>
thats ok
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- [10:26:43] <lyakh>
maybe someone could give you the original sd-card image to try
- [10:27:15] <gisborne>
Or perhaps I could download a known-good xM image?
- [10:27:23] <gisborne>
Or was that one?
- [10:27:45] <av500>
that is one
- [10:29:05] <gisborne>
Then it's not clear why any different also-good one would work when this doesn't, including the original.
- [10:29:30] <gisborne>
Should the DVI port be activated when running that one?
- [10:30:58] <av500>
yes
- [10:30:59] <koen>
szoszi: http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/narcissus/ is up
- [10:31:02] <gisborne>
I have a Pandora. Should I be able to boot the Pandora from it?
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- [10:37:27] <lyakh>
gisborne: or I can give you the files from my sd-card
- [10:38:14] <gisborne>
I'll try anything and be thankful for the help. Although I didn't understand the "or" in that sentence.
- [10:38:42] <lyakh>
"or" means, if you don't get anything directly applicable to your 4G card
- [10:39:04] <lyakh>
so, my files you'll have to copy manually to a manually created partition on your card
- [10:39:49] <gisborne>
Not quite clear what you're saying. I got something that I understand is directly applicable to my 4G card.
- [10:39:54] <gisborne>
Didn't I?
- [10:41:14] <lyakh>
since it didn't work, maybe it wasn't directly applicable to your board, there can be different revisions, or whatever
- [10:42:41] <gisborne>
Well, the card is partitioned, so if I can get the files and put them on there, it should work. He says with confidence.
- [10:42:59] <gisborne>
So I'll take your files gratefully.
- [10:54:29] <gisborne>
How might I get them?
- [10:56:15] <lyakh>
gisborne: got my pm?
- [10:56:22] <lyakh>
or are you not registered?
- [10:56:37] <gisborne>
Registered where?
- [10:56:43] <lyakh>
here, on irc
- [10:57:18] <lyakh>
or blocking pms?
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- [10:59:45] <lyakh>
gisborne: try copying the files in your existing partition first. if that doesn't work, you can try deleting and creating a suitable partition and FS manually
- [11:00:05] <gisborne>
Trying it now. Thanks.
- [11:00:38] <gisborne>
What's a .xz file?
- [11:02:49] <lyakh>
xz-compressed
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- [11:03:03] <lyakh>
just try "tar xf" - should recognise automatically
- [11:03:46] <gisborne>
Recent ubuntu's tar doesn't know it.
- [11:03:57] <gisborne>
Nor does its archive manager.
- [11:04:34] <lyakh>
try to get some lzma package
- [11:05:04] <lyakh>
or maybe xz directly
- [11:05:13] <gisborne>
What's the advantage of this? Why not just use bzip?
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- [11:06:15] <gisborne>
Looks like Ubuntu has a lzma command.
- [11:07:06] <gisborne>
No, that doesn't work.
- [11:07:07] <lyakh>
better compression
- [11:07:19] <lyakh>
an xz package?
- [11:07:57] <gisborne>
Nothing in ubuntu standard repository for xz.
- [11:08:27] <lyakh>
grrr...
- [11:08:34] <av500>
gisborne: the demo image should work, it worked for me
- [11:08:56] <gisborne>
I'm sure I can eventually find something that will read it. Never come across this before.
- [11:08:59] <av500>
and many others
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- [11:10:06] <lyakh>
gisborne: in 5min you'll get a .bz2 at the same location
- [11:10:26] <gisborne>
That will certainly be easier.
- [11:11:39] <koen>
cute
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- [11:11:46] <koen>
letter from the municipality
- [11:12:11] <koen>
"we found some metal objects in the ground next to your appartment, those might be WWII bombs"
- [11:14:34] <av500>
stop slammin that door!
- [11:16:12] <lyakh>
gisborne: ready
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- [11:22:44] <gisborne>
Thanks. That boots into something recognizable. But now how do I get Ubuntu or something on there? The thing I downloaded should have worked but didn't.
- [11:23:25] <av500>
koen: if dropped late in the war, it could be just scrap metal
- [11:25:25] <lyakh>
av500: see, that image doesn't work for everyone...
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- [11:26:07] <lyakh>
gisborne: I'll delete the files then, ok? you keep that locally, just in case;)
- [11:26:29] <gisborne>
Sure, although they should probably be put on a BB wiki or something.
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- [11:26:36] <av500>
lyakh: hmm
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- [11:27:30] <lyakh>
koen: replied to your mail - got USB working, much nicer now...
- [11:31:16] <koen>
lyakh: I need to push those upstream when I find some time
- [11:31:29] <lyakh>
koen: yes, please do!
- [11:31:32] <koen>
probably squash it in with the dvi patches
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- [11:47:30] <mor_tycia>
hi everybody
- [11:48:03] <gisborne>
Well, y'all got me started, so thanks and goodnight.
- [11:48:48] <mor_tycia>
i have a doubt, when the kernel loads and android loads too, but keeps reseting, the problem must be with android, right?
- [11:49:24] <lyakh>
...while at it - has anyone by chance got a camera from leopard-imaging working with bbxm?
- [11:50:55] <lyakh>
best with the new omap3isp stack from Laurent Pinchart, specifically mt9p031, but any other would be helpful too
- [11:51:06] <lyakh>
I know there have been patches on the media ml
- [11:51:22] <lyakh>
but incomplete... trying to base on them
- [11:51:43] <lyakh>
...or maybe with the evm?
- [11:51:48] <lyakh>
(omap3evm)
- [11:53:39] <lyakh>
bbl
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i'm trying to enable the sgx, like 0xdroid says, it compiles but keeps restarting the beagle after load kernel and android, can someone using sgx enabled send me the kernel configs?
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i hav this char array[16][32768]...and im not able to access all the 16 element of the row in a single go in neon as each element of the row is 32768 apart...any ideas
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rearrange your data?
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- [12:02:53] <hitlin37>
ya this is part of rearrranging after receiving the data...
- [12:05:03] <hitlin37>
what i thought is to store the data in reverse form[32768][16] ,then do a traspose...but traspose will hav its overhead too
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- [12:14:48] <koen>
Your branch is behind 'mainline/master' by 32241 commits, and can be fast-forwarded.
- [12:14:58] <koen>
I guess I should update my kernel more often
- [12:30:12] <mru>
hehe
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- [12:43:52] <koen>
lyakh: give http://dominion.thruhere.net/koen/angstrom/beagleboard/0001-ARM-OMAP-Power-on-EHCI-serial-camera-and-DVI-on-beag.patch a try
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koen: thanks, I will, but I won't know whether it helps, until I get camera drivers in place...
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- [13:12:25] <koen>
heh
- [13:12:34] <koen>
that's the piece I'm missing as well
- [13:12:42] <koen>
updated ISP drivers are easy
- [13:12:50] <koen>
but &$*@*@($@ sensor drivers
- [13:14:08] <av500>
haha
- [13:14:17] <av500>
sensor drives are hell
- [13:14:19] <av500>
and back
- [13:14:44] <koen>
did I mention IPIPE tuning already?
- [13:14:52] <lyakh>
koen: mt9p031 shouldn't be too difficult: (1) it is similar to mt9t031, for which I've done a driver, (2) someone posted a raw version for mt9p031, (3) he even eventually got it to run, but didn't post the final version:( but maybe he will - I've asked him...
- [13:14:59] <ant_work>
koen: ask for ipmi on next beagle ;)
- [13:15:39] <koen>
ant_work: you do know that dell uses OE to build their ipmi stuff, right?
- [13:15:55] <lyakh>
8-bit mode is missing on omap3isp, that will make it a bit more difficult
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lyakh: mtp031 support would be sweet
- [13:19:31] <koen>
lyakh: subdev or soc?
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- [13:29:06] <lyakh>
koen: to go with omap3isp, so, it has to be subdev / pad-level...
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- [13:40:45] <Crofton|work>
how much diffference does the hard abi make versus soft abi?
- [13:41:39] <_koen_>
not much
- [13:41:47] <_koen_>
reduces overhead a bit
- [13:41:52] <_koen_>
so nbench improves
- [13:42:03] <_koen_>
and you mean softfp vs hard :)
- [13:42:14] <Crofton|work>
I assume the two are not compatible
- [13:42:17] <Crofton|work>
yeah
- [13:42:25] <_koen_>
they aren't
- [13:42:39] <_koen_>
that's why it's foo_armv7a-hardfp.ipk
- [13:42:42] <_koen_>
in angstrom
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i've got this error on an omap3 based board that when i record from alsasrc with gstreamer i sometimes get white noise and i have no clue at all where i would go looking for the problem, any suggestions?
- [14:13:39] <av500>
and pure alsa rec works?
- [14:14:49] <klaas_work_>
hmm haven't tried that yet, i'll see if i can make me a test program
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klaas_work_: just try arecord
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00011Apac
- [15:42:31] <koen>
54
- [15:42:33] <supjigator>
Hello
- [15:42:41] <av500>
world!
- [15:42:54] <supjigator>
Is there a way to compile on the beagle?
- [15:44:04] <supjigator>
I've opkg 'd the gcc but trying to build a simple program it fails on ld lgcc_s but that lib is also installed
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- [16:10:05] <likewise>
lyakh: I was involved in MT9P031, I can ask the end customer (I didn't see the last bug fix).
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- [16:11:01] <likewise>
lyakh: the predator UAV people use the P031, not sure that driver is in sync with the framework though.
- [16:11:14] <lyakh>
likewise: sure, all code would be great! I've got patches from Bastian Hecht, but the more input I have, the better
- [16:12:28] <likewise>
lyakh: http://gitorious.org/procerus-vpu-main-linux-kernel "The driver we use is actually inside the mt9p001.c file. We expanded on that driver and made it detect whether to use the MT9P001 or MT9P031 depending on what i2c returned."
- [16:12:47] <likewise>
predator => procerus
- [16:12:59] <lyakh>
aha, cool, thanks!
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- [16:13:11] <likewise>
lyakh: and I have another project, but I have to ask the customer specifically
- [16:13:31] <lyakh>
another project also omap3 + mt9p031?
- [16:13:35] <likewise>
yes
- [16:13:40] <koen>
the camera2 guys at stanford also have a driver, but can't give it away due to the aptina NDA
- [16:14:01] <likewise>
koen: what if I have an aptina NDA?
- [16:14:24] <likewise>
probably not, NDAs are not to be played with
- [16:14:55] <lyakh>
usually you cannot give away the docs, but it's not about the code, you develop...
- [16:16:08] <Crofton|work>
William Shatner shuold stick to piloting star ships ...
- [16:17:42] <likewise>
lyakh: I asked my other project customer for the source code. they have it working on OMAP3.
- [16:18:00] <lyakh>
with MC framework?
- [16:18:22] <likewise>
lyakh: MC as in?
- [16:18:34] * likewise thinks motion compensation
- [16:18:40] * likewise thinks not
- [16:18:45] <lyakh>
Media Controller;)
- [16:19:50] <lyakh>
that's the new v4l framework + API, where OMAP3 ISP driver development is taking place
- [16:19:57] <likewise>
lyakh: I have contacted you then, may 2009 timeframe. I have not touched or even looked at that area since... So probably: no.
- [16:22:35] <lyakh>
likewise: right, found your mails. yes, back then MC wasn't that advanced yet;)
- [16:23:06] <av500>
why does a sensor drives need a new v4l2 api?
- [16:24:21] <lyakh>
av500: a sensor driver doesn't need it, perhaps, SoCs and other video / multimedia devices do...
- [16:24:35] <lyakh>
but sensor drivers should benefit from it too
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- [16:27:24] <likewise>
cya later
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- [16:55:22] <likewise>
lyakh: customer responded, something is on my way.
- [16:56:02] <lyakh>
cool!
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jefro: Still having meeting?
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koen: when was that .ca yocto meeting? you attended?
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ssc - yes, please feel free to join
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- [17:33:27] <koen>
likewise: last week and yes
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- [18:36:08] <djlewis_>
gm
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- [18:37:22] <djlewis_>
its pizza day at the office :-D
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no beer though
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no beer? what a dreadful office
- [18:48:40] <djlewis_>
mru: you said it man...
- [18:49:20] * emeb recalls hearing that Mentor Graphics used to provide beer at work.
- [18:49:30] <emeb>
no idea if this is still true tho
- [18:50:05] <mru>
might explain a thing or two about their designs
- [18:50:19] <emeb>
heh
- [18:51:04] <mru>
I remember once spending most of a monday fixing the damage caused after lunchtime beers on friday
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computers should come with breathalyzers
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"BAC too high - no coding for you!"
- [18:52:07] <b7500af1>
hah
- [18:52:07] <mru>
and "caffeine too low - no coding for you"
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http://xkcd.com/323/
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yeesh - that would probably require a blood sample...
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- [18:56:37] <djlewis_>
hehee
- [18:56:55] <djlewis_>
cartunist should add vista to that
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s/cartunist/cartoonist
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emeb: mentor bought most of codesourcery, so there must be alcohol
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reminds me of someone calling them codeforgery by mistake
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lol
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oooh
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"mistake"
- [19:02:05] <koen>
I called them that
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and not by accident
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reminds of that open source hosting site, sourceforget
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mru: you should work in munich, lunchtime beer is quite common
- [19:10:55] <mru>
I can have beer whenever I want here in southampton
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- [19:16:56] <koen>
Crofton|work: In file included from /OE/angstrom-dev/work/armv7a-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/uhd-git-r3.1/git/host/build/lib/transport/convert_types.cpp:11:
- [19:16:59] <koen>
| /OE/angstrom-dev/work/armv7a-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/uhd-git-r3.1/git/host/lib/transport/convert_types_impl.hpp: In function 'void fc32_to_item32_nswap(const fc32_t*, item32_t*, size_t)':
- [19:17:03] <koen>
| /OE/angstrom-dev/work/armv7a-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/uhd-git-r3.1/git/host/lib/transport/convert_types_impl.hpp:154: error: cannot convert 'const float*' to 'const float32_t*' for argument '1' to '__builtin_neon_sf __vector__ vld1q_f32(const float32_t*)'
- [19:17:44] <_av500_>
aargh, intrinsics
- [19:17:58] <Crofton|work>
hmm
- [19:18:17] <Crofton|work>
crap that is on 2008 I bet
- [19:18:28] <Crofton|work>
mru looked at the generated code
- [19:18:37] <koen>
Crofton|work: yes, 2008
- [19:18:42] <Crofton|work>
he was only willing to bet he could do 3 times better
- [19:18:58] <_av500_>
Crofton|work: hes like scotty wrt to that
- [19:19:06] <Crofton|work>
yeah
- [19:19:08] <Crofton|work>
he told me so
- [19:19:13] <Crofton|work>
hmmm
- [19:19:20] <Crofton|work>
hmm
- [19:19:27] <Crofton|work>
something is borked
- [19:19:43] <Crofton|work>
because the test looks for the intrinsices headr
- [19:20:13] <Crofton|work>
can I put this on my todo list?
- [19:22:50] <Crofton|work>
koen, why does 4.3 have arm_neon.h
- [19:24:15] <Crofton|work>
the code assumes intrinsics if that header is present
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Crofton|work: I guess the header is a bad check
- [19:33:23] * Crofton|work is annoyed
- [19:33:37] <Crofton|work>
I wonder what is in it for the non-intrinsic case
- [19:33:52] <Crofton|work>
any chance you could email me that header from a 2008 build?
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- [19:35:40] <koen>
sure
- [19:35:54] <Crofton|work>
thanks
- [19:36:20] <Crofton|work>
I'm trying to get a kernel recipe based on sakomans 2.6.35 branch and patches for the driver together
- [19:36:34] <Crofton|work>
rebase is my friend ....
- [19:36:47] <Crofton|work>
and cherry-pick
- [19:37:24] <koen>
Crofton|work: http://dominion.thruhere.net/koen/angstrom/arm_neon.h
- [19:39:21] <Crofton|work>
this files presence in compilers that do not support the instruction set must be a bug ....
- [19:39:31] <koen>
welcome to gcc
- [19:39:55] <Crofton|work>
do yu have 4.3 and 4.5 in that work dir?
- [19:40:08] <Crofton|work>
any chance it was installed from 4.5?
- [19:40:10] <koen>
Crofton|work: http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.3.3/gcc/ARM-NEON-Intrinsics.html#ARM-NEON-Intrinsics
- [19:40:20] <koen>
no, only 4.3.3 installed
- [19:41:42] <koen>
Crofton|work: the diff against the 4.5.2 version: http://dominion.thruhere.net/koen/angstrom/headers.diff
- [19:43:28] <Crofton|work>
hmm
- [19:43:30] <Crofton|work>
ok
- [19:43:35] <Crofton|work>
I sort of see the problem
- [19:43:44] <Crofton|work>
there is a change in typedefinf
- [19:45:12] <Crofton|work>
are those links going to be good for a week or so?
- [19:45:20] <Crofton|work>
I need to make a bug report to fix this
- [19:45:22] <koen>
sure
- [19:45:33] <koen>
I'll forget I put the files there
- [19:45:35] <Crofton|work>
thanks, it saves me copying them
- [19:45:39] <koen>
and then they'll be good for years :)
- [19:45:41] <Crofton|work>
I know, I just wanted to ask
- [19:47:32] * koen puts on some black fatigues and prepares to steal the cross localegen from poky
- [19:52:08] <Crofton|work>
ok, it is in the Ettus bug tracker for me to look at after I finish the shipping image
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- [20:09:24] <Dan__>
hey, rcn-ee are you here?
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Crofton|work: | trellis.i:45: Error: Unable to find 'trellis_generated.i'| make[5]: *** [.deps/trellis-generate-stamp] Error 1|
- [20:30:16] <koen>
Crofton|work: that's on 2010
- [20:36:28] <Crofton|work>
hmm
- [20:36:39] <Crofton|work>
did I just push some stuff?
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- [20:36:54] <Crofton|work>
I swear everything I push should build on 2010 :)
- [20:37:12] <Crofton|work>
sane kernel recipe is going now
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Crofton|work: hey bud
- [20:37:45] <Crofton|work>
hey
- [20:37:47] <Crofton|work>
how are you
- [20:37:53] * prpplague is alive
- [20:37:58] <prpplague>
totally swamped with work though
- [20:38:09] <Crofton|work>
heh
- [20:38:21] <Crofton|work>
yeah, trying to finish off an image that needs to ship
- [20:38:25] <prpplague>
Crofton|work: sorry we didn't have more time to hang out there at ELF
- [20:39:24] <Crofton|work>
yeah
- [20:39:27] <Crofton|work>
it was crazy
- [20:40:52] <prpplague>
Crofton|work: i was totally taken aback by the number of folks who showed up for my presentation
- [20:41:11] <prpplague>
Crofton|work: trying to decide if i want to submit for ELC in april
- [20:41:13] <Crofton|work>
heh
- [20:41:17] <Crofton|work>
do it
- [20:41:37] <koen>
yeah
- [20:41:42] <koen>
I need to submit something as well
- [20:41:48] <koen>
so we can go out for beers together
- [20:42:03] <koen>
or, if robi is attending, wodka martinis
- [20:42:11] <Crofton|work>
koen, if I get a public repo for the usrp e100 overlay, can you use the kernel and machine conf from there for feeds?
- [20:42:21] <koen>
I think so
- [20:42:46] <Crofton|work>
it shuold work
- [20:42:59] <prpplague>
hmm, submissions are still open for fosdem
- [20:43:06] <koen>
that as well
- [20:43:08] <Crofton|work>
and it would be nice not to contribute to kernel recipe proliferation in recipes/linux
- [20:43:24] <koen>
but I have apparently been volunteered as wall wrangler at fosdem
- [20:43:31] <Crofton|work>
awesome
- [20:43:35] <koen>
Crofton|work: do it as a layer
- [20:43:42] <koen>
</yoctomode>
- [20:43:43] <Crofton|work>
it is
- [20:44:13] <Crofton|work>
BBLAYERS = "${HOME}/oe/openembedded ${HOME}/oe/ettus-oe"
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BBPATH = "${HOME}/oe"
- [20:44:24] <Crofton|work>
in conf/bblayers.conf
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- [20:45:25] <koen>
Crofton|work: btw, poky manual has been relicensed, so we can steal from it now
- [20:45:57] <prpplague>
koen: wall wrangler?
- [20:46:11] <Crofton|work>
I assume he means video wall
- [20:46:25] <koen>
yep
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koen: ahh slave to the wall
- [20:46:32] <Crofton|work>
any upgrades
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- [20:53:03] <koen>
it looks like they be paying for mine, but I'm close by
- [20:54:16] <Crofton|work>
can you get more variety of videos?
- [20:54:33] <koen>
I think so
- [20:54:39] <koen>
mru and av500 should be around as well
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- [20:59:27] <_av500_>
yep
- [21:00:05] <_av500_>
koen: lets build a tower of power as well
- [21:01:00] <koen>
and show distccmon on the beast?
- [21:02:06] <_av500_>
i refuse to have my bbs run gcc
- [21:04:08] <aholler>
build a cloud and let them do something useless
- [21:04:29] <koen>
a mushroom cloud of magic smoke
- [21:05:00] <aholler>
like searching for aliens, cracking passwords ...
- [21:07:20] <aholler>
or hadop, for those people who are thinking they need such ;)
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- [21:17:25] <arne_>
I get tearing when displaying video with Xv on the Beagle-xM. Is this a known issue?
- [21:19:38] <mru>
xv on beagle is dreadfully slow regardless
- [21:19:46] <mru>
someone ought to do something about it
- [21:23:19] <arne_>
I did not notice it is slow
- [21:23:33] <arne_>
it just shows tearing :'(
- [21:25:03] <mru>
believe me, it is slow
- [21:25:19] <mru>
and buggy
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- [21:27:31] <aholler>
hmm, southampton, I once stayed there for two weeks. nice city
- [21:27:55] <mru>
not really
- [21:28:07] <mru>
the germans saw to that
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- [21:28:34] <aholler>
a bit boring, but for making holidays i found it nice.
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- [21:29:30] <mru>
holidays in southampton? you've got to be kidding
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unless you enjoy watching the ships dock
- [21:30:12] <UIdesigner>
does anyone know if the beagleboard xm can support a display resolution of 1280x800
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UIdesigner: yes, it can
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thanks mru, do you know if you need specific video drivers ?
- [21:32:11] <aholler>
mru: i visited a girlfriend which was there as au pair. but that was twenty years ago ;)
- [21:32:13] <mru>
it's just another set of timing parameters
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aholler: girls change everything
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maybe I've had pink eyeglasses ;)
- [21:37:10] <mru>
it's a reasonable place to live though
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- [21:39:07] <aholler>
I remember standing at the beach with an angle of 45?? watching windsurfboards flying around ;)
- [21:40:50] <mru>
there are no beaches in southampton, you must've been somewhere else
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and what had the 45?? angle? the water, the beach, or you?
- [21:42:19] <aholler>
oh, sorry, yes, I was at chichester.
- [21:42:38] <aholler>
I had the 45??, heavy wheater.
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hmm, I assume confusing southampton and chichester isn't that nice, sorry ;)
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- [21:49:46] <emeb>
they're not _that_ far apart...
- [21:49:51] <aholler>
hmm, but looking at at the maps, that is just some dozen km away from southampton, so that explains it.
- [21:50:40] * emeb has only been as close as Salisbury tho
- [21:50:57] <mru>
emeb: portsmouth is even closer, and confusing that with southampton would be nothing short of insulting
- [21:51:23] <mru>
salisbury is a windy place
- [21:51:34] <emeb>
not so much a matter of physical distance I suppose...
- [21:52:33] <emeb>
Windy, eh? Seemed pretty ordinary weather when I was there - early July.
- [21:52:49] <mru>
maybe you got lucky
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it's often windy out there on the plains
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- [21:56:31] <jonpry>
hey emeb
- [21:57:03] <jonpry>
i've been working on a mig based lpddr controller :p
- [21:57:30] <emeb>
jonpry: I was going to ask how the ddr was working on your FPGA
- [21:57:41] <_av500_>
a real russian MIG?
- [21:57:46] <jonpry>
so i got it to work in sim
- [21:58:11] <emeb>
_av500_: Xilinx's Memory Interface Generator
- [21:58:24] <emeb>
jonpry: good start
- [21:58:26] <jonpry>
and i think it might be working in hardware. the bytes i read back are not the same, but they look the same on the scope
- [21:58:47] <emeb>
errr...
- [21:59:15] <jonpry>
i'm guessing this whole dqs delay contraption is not working right
- [21:59:23] <mru>
_av500_: maybe he means mig welding
- [21:59:53] <jonpry>
write only memory is the best kind :p
- [22:00:02] <mru>
for that unbeatable 32mm process
- [22:00:18] <emeb>
no problems with electromigration...
- [22:01:21] <emeb>
jonpry: I want to try a ddr interface sometime - I've got a Digilent Nexsys 2 with some DRAM on it for a start.
- [22:01:37] <jonpry>
just hydrogen enbrittlement
- [22:01:49] <jonpry>
nexys2 has psram
- [22:01:54] <jonpry>
i have one :p
- [22:02:30] <arne_>
is there another way to display YUV buffers directly than with Xv?
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- [22:03:48] <emeb>
oh - so completely different interface...
- [22:03:52] <_av500_>
hexdump
- [22:03:52] <jonpry>
emeb: there is an OPB based controller for it that works reasonably well. eventually i beat it into shape so it would hook up to a wishbone bus and support burst read and write.
- [22:04:12] <mru>
arne_: fbdev and v4l
- [22:04:38] <mru>
see omapfbplay for examples of all three methods
- [22:04:53] <jonpry>
its amazing how little bandwidth you can get from x16 cellular ram
- [22:05:23] <mru>
cellular ram, is that a fancy name for a brain?
- [22:05:40] <mru>
some of those do seem severly limited indeed
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- [22:07:19] <jonpry>
somehow it worked out so that i could read a 32bit word every 8 cycles or so, @50mhz
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- [22:09:25] <arne_>
mru: thanks
- [22:10:00] <emeb>
ref manual quotes 70ns access time for asynch
- [22:11:31] <jonpry>
that sounds right. so like 4 cycles plus wishbone initiate,terminate blah
- [22:12:05] <emeb>
yep - 'cept the part is only 16-bit so you'd need 2 reads to get a 32-bit word.
- [22:12:21] <jonpry>
yeah, so 5 + 2
- [22:12:47] <emeb>
hmmm - not 2x5?
- [22:13:08] <jonpry>
no the OPB controller does 2 word burst
- [22:13:11] <jonpry>
to make x32
- [22:13:18] <emeb>
ah - better
- [22:13:44] <jonpry>
later i made it do 8x16
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- [22:14:09] <emeb>
funny that the datasheet for that part doesn't show up anywhere - not even at Micron's site.
- [22:15:20] <jonpry>
i'm wondering if the mig controller is not working right because i am running it too slow. 25mhz now, was 50 for awhile
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- [22:15:51] <emeb>
some of the DLLs have definite limits on frequency
- [22:16:21] <jonpry>
theres no dll in the ram, which would explain why the databus looks right
- [22:16:45] <jonpry>
and there is a dll in the mig design but only for generating a quadrature clock
- [22:17:06] <jonpry>
which seems to be fine at 25mhz
- [22:17:32] <jonpry>
but there is this whole dqs delay thing. which is kind of like a dll built out of LUT
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can you tap the input data bus at the IOB and check it with chipscope ILA?
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emeb: i don't have chipscope, but i don't think it will help. i made various deals that let me verify the data is no good at the iob. could be the memory is infact not working, or that the iob is not being clocked at the right time
- [22:34:49] <emeb>
bummer
- [22:35:27] <emeb>
I've always heard that it can be painful getting FPGAs to talk to DDR.
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emeb: hey bud
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emeb: hows biz?
- [22:37:35] <emeb>
prpplague: howdy - things are good
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prpplague: you?
- [22:38:04] <prpplague>
emeb: busier than a one legged man in a butt kicking contest
- [22:39:06] <arne_>
mru: how do I set different display drivers for omapfbplay?
- [22:39:23] <_av500_>
compile time
- [22:39:42] <arne_>
there is a parameter for that but I do not find a list of valid drivers
- [22:40:05] <_av500_>
use the src
- [22:40:10] <arne_>
I do
- [22:41:17] <arne_>
I might be too stupid or too tired but I do not find a list of valid drivers in the source
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they can all be compiled at once
- [22:42:57] <_av500_>
http://git.mansr.com/?p=omapfbplay;a=blob;f=Makefile;h=313549df8123e731972756f0d1fa0a880130d81e;hb=HEAD
- [22:43:01] <_av500_>
DRV-...
- [22:43:44] <mru>
it's Static Plugin Technology (tm)
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oh, that tm must have been borrowed from monkey island ;)
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- [22:52:39] <_av500_>
mru: it saves you REGISTER_FOO() macros...
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_av500_ and mru: thanks a lot
- [22:56:27] <_av500_>
i didnt do anything
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- [23:56:16] <tharvey>
does dm3730 ehci support FS/LS or just HS? I recall at least the driver only supports HS
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- [23:56:26] <tharvey>
the TRM reads like all are supported
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