**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Feb 22 02:59:58 2010
Feb 22 14:56:34 <Kai_> I failed to build base-image with the error  /home/tang/Project/OE/build/tmp/cross/armv7a/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/bin/as: unrecognized option '-Qy' | make[2]: *** [sparseset.o] Error 1. Any idea?
Feb 22 16:47:29 <james_l> tosa wifi working (sorta)
Feb 22 16:49:55 <toruvinn> hmmf, 'tosa' and 'working' in one line.
Feb 22 16:50:03 <toruvinn> does suspend/resume work now? ;-)
Feb 22 17:00:34 <james_l> It does, though it's on 2.6.29  and I believe pulls in some sort of suspend hack
Feb 22 17:01:10 <james_l> I did have one issue with suspend waking up to a completely garbled screen. 
Feb 22 17:01:35 <james_l> Other than that, it's seemed fine every other time. So there's probably a bug somewhere, but it doesn't seem to be too nasty. 
Feb 22 17:01:43 <james_l> USB is still a problem. 
Feb 22 17:03:00 <james_l> For some reason it calls dma_free_coherent with interrupts disabled, which it's not supposed to. 
Feb 22 17:07:14 * james_l finally broke down and wrote a script to copy his image to sd. He's thinking about making it do everything.
Feb 22 17:25:45 <james_l> Unless I miss my guess, while the usb is working, it's interfereing with the keyboard (I'm seeing tons of lag in that, if it registers at all)
Feb 22 17:27:50 <james_l> Nope, it's interfering with everything
Feb 22 17:32:09 <toruvinn> james_l, are you one of those legendary Angstrom developers?! ;-)
Feb 22 17:32:24 <james_l> Not really
Feb 22 17:33:45 <james_l> Just a user who is fairly good at debugging, though while I think I know the problem in this case in general, I haven't figured out the specifics. (Interrupts being disabled when they shouldn't be, which seems to point to the usb driver) 
Feb 22 17:34:06 <james_l> toruvinn: I take it you aren't either? 
Feb 22 17:34:29 <toruvinn> nope
Feb 22 17:34:33 <toruvinn> that's why "legendary"
Feb 22 17:34:39 <toruvinn> DID ANYONE EVER SEE THEM?!
Feb 22 17:34:47 <toruvinn> <-;
Feb 22 17:44:04 <james_l> Yeah
Feb 22 17:45:50 <james_l> Yep, 44% cpu spent on handling interrupts.
Feb 22 17:48:44 <james_l> o_O
Feb 22 17:50:07 <james_l> Great, so apparently the driver in mainline must have been changed to use things, that at least from what I'm reading wouldn't handle the particular way in which the chip uses dma well. >_< I'm gonna need to learn a fair bit more about the kernel to figure that out. 
Feb 22 18:00:16 <toruvinn> sadly i'm not a kernel hacker myself
Feb 22 18:00:16 <toruvinn> :-/
Feb 22 18:00:20 <toruvinn> so i'm not even touching that.
Feb 22 18:17:26 <kaz00> sadly i am still having difficulty getting my poodle to boot my fresh baked kernel. 
Feb 22 18:17:54 <kaz00> james: you gave some good advice which i followed but machine still hangs 
Feb 22 18:18:33 <kaz00> the images i am attempting to boot are kernel 2.6.24 which should be ok on poodle?
Feb 22 20:06:37 <ricardo_> Anyone, may help me with PSPLASH, please? I installed psplash but the progress bar doesn't work, i looked at google but I didn't found anything about how to fix the progress bar.
Feb 22 23:20:03 <Seppoz> hio
Feb 22 23:20:54 <Seppoz> whats the boot procress in angström? first rcS.d then rc1-rc5.d?
Feb 22 23:21:02 <Seppoz> and rc6.d at shutdown?
Feb 23 00:10:09 <flaco> hi all... I'm totally new with angstrom and beagle board... I'm using the "online builder", this generate the rootfs and the "raw SD card image", I download it and is a "sd.img" file (less than a MB) but I don't know what to do with that file...
Feb 23 00:22:09 <robtow> flaco - I believe the idea is to use dd to write to a 1G SD card from that .img file.
Feb 23 00:44:40 <flaco> robtow, ok. Thanks....
Feb 23 00:45:52 <flaco> robtow, do you know what package is needed to get mouse and keyboard working?? I boot the beagleboard  and enter to angstron for first time to setup username and stuffs.. but I cant...
Feb 23 00:52:06 <robtow> flaco - did you build a console image, or an image with display and mouse?
Feb 23 00:52:35 <flaco> image with X11
Feb 23 00:55:24 <robtow> Do you get any video?
Feb 23 00:55:55 <robtow> Did you plug keyboard and mouse into a USB hub and then into the USB host plug?
Feb 23 01:26:12 <flaco> robtow, video, yes, and I plugin the keyboard to the usb (the lights of the keyboard works)
Feb 23 01:31:51 <robtow> What did the video show?
Feb 23 01:32:06 <robtow> Did you monitor the boot output on the serial port?
Feb 23 02:12:01 <flaco> robtow, when I'm connected to serial, and I plug in the keyboard I get this
Feb 23 02:12:01 <flaco> beagleboard login: [   72.256469] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 2
Feb 23 02:19:22 <kaz00> i am having a weird issue unpaking my rootfs to my sd card so i can boot from it with kexecboot
Feb 23 02:19:52 <kaz00> whether i use the tar command or the file roller package
Feb 23 02:20:19 <kaz00> i get mknod errors for all the files in /dev of my rootfs
Feb 23 02:20:33 <kaz00> and additional symbolic link errors that say i cannot make them... 
Feb 23 02:27:15 <james_l> Ah
Feb 23 02:27:25 <james_l> kaz00: untar it as root onto your sd
Feb 23 02:27:34 <james_l> That will fix those (if it's what I think it is)
Feb 23 02:28:00 <kaz00> if you were thinking it was ownership issues you may have been right. 
Feb 23 02:28:14 <kaz00> i just did it again with an image from online builder
Feb 23 02:28:24 <kaz00> however kexecboot doesnt even see it :(
Feb 23 02:28:48 <kaz00> as root user
Feb 23 02:29:09 <james_l> I'll paste the script I use for copying my opie builds to sd to you in PM?
Feb 23 02:29:33 <kaz00> sure! any help appreciated
Feb 23 02:31:32 <james_l> A fair bit of it needs to be done as root, or via sudo. 
Feb 23 02:48:55 <james_l> kaz00: It working now?
Feb 23 02:49:20 <kaz00> well the files transferred fine and no issues with the symbolic links, etc
Feb 23 02:49:24 <kaz00> however
Feb 23 02:50:10 <kaz00> while kexecboot sees it now (btw i had changed from fat16 to linux, so i changed that back though file system is ext2)
Feb 23 02:50:25 <kaz00> and it gets through most of its boot... but then chokes 
Feb 23 02:50:32 <kaz00> which is pretty much where i was before
Feb 23 02:50:48 <kaz00> this is the online built image (via narcissus)
Feb 23 02:51:10 <kaz00> i noticed something new on this rootfs that was not on others...
Feb 23 02:52:17 <kaz00> namely: there are two kernels to boot from? 2.6.23 and 2.6.24
Feb 23 02:52:33 <kaz00> it looks like 24 is the default, which is the same version that bitbake gave me
Feb 23 02:52:54 <kaz00> so i am going to attempt 2.6.23 instead and see if i make any headway
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