**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Mar 29 02:59:57 2011 Mar 29 16:07:59 hello Mar 29 16:08:01 :) Mar 29 16:08:04 how are u here Mar 29 16:08:31 it's possible to try u linux distribution on vmware please ? Mar 29 16:15:16 hi Mar 29 16:15:21 someone here Mar 29 16:19:16 hi Mar 29 16:19:51 this is a source oriented distro. in order to try it on a vmware you will need to have experience with many aspects of building Mar 29 16:21:37 CcSsNET, but we have a iso generator ? Mar 29 16:21:51 why can use it to create my own image ? Mar 29 16:26:42 you can try Mar 29 16:27:29 im still fairly new to angstrom/open embedded, but i am building it from source by hand. i have yet to get it working as desired though, id say im 75% figured it out Mar 29 16:27:50 and the website builder rarely works for me. good luck Mar 29 16:28:04 also it takes a long time Mar 29 16:28:07 u don't have x86 build :/ Mar 29 16:28:31 me? no Mar 29 16:28:42 ive been building for pxa255 arm cpu Mar 29 16:29:05 you might be interested in ttylinux Mar 29 16:29:10 ttylinux.net Mar 29 16:29:40 no int the online build Mar 29 16:29:48 we can build a x86 hardware Mar 29 16:29:51 can't Mar 29 16:29:56 o Mar 29 16:30:12 then look at the developer page and get to work :) Mar 29 16:30:20 or check out ttylinux.net Mar 29 16:32:15 well in fact i want bought an archos 101 Mar 29 16:32:20 and i want use it with linux Mar 29 16:32:40 and i have seen on the archos website, we can use angstrom linux Mar 29 16:32:46 o cool Mar 29 16:32:49 for using enlightenment Mar 29 16:32:58 but i think is for advanced user Mar 29 16:32:59 :/ Mar 29 16:33:09 yea advanced for sure Mar 29 16:33:24 i know quite a lot, and still fight with this distro to work Mar 29 16:35:56 well i think it's not for me for the moment ! Mar 29 16:36:06 well thanks CcSsNET maybe see u later Mar 29 17:03:47 CcSsNET: to bad he's gone, it's possible to build angstrom for qemux86 with the online builder and then turn them into vmware images... Mar 29 17:04:12 but at least for me Narcissus don't like that option very much Mar 29 17:06:53 ooops, just tried again and it seems to work today!!! omg Mar 29 17:07:18 issa would most likely be happy for that informations, but users tend to quit IRC quite early :) Mar 29 17:08:09 ya Mar 29 17:08:28 so narcissus working is a good thing. probably not many people using right now Mar 29 17:09:32 angstrom forces it for people which don't want to build from source by not providing ready made images Mar 29 17:09:55 true Mar 29 17:10:04 they must figure this saves disk space Mar 29 17:10:09 but it also wastes electricity Mar 29 17:10:10 i don't like building from source as i would first need to grep the source and i have low bandwidth here, so an image is much easier Mar 29 17:10:19 so i wonder if buying a large disk would be easier Mar 29 17:10:41 it's a cool new way of getting images, so i like it as long as it works Mar 29 17:11:07 also you move the package installation process to a webinterface before having the distro, that's pretty cool Mar 29 17:11:26 well it could still be used for premade images also, just a method of selecting which one. if they decided to get a large disk Mar 29 17:11:58 but it dont make sense, i think the code is forever worked on Mar 29 17:12:07 so this defeats the outdated issue Mar 29 17:16:58 but i am missing more documentation to narcissus, e.g. i just downloaded a very small qemu image (i thought) untared it and get Mar 29 17:16:58 bin boot dev etc home lib media mnt proc sbin sys tmp usr var Mar 29 17:16:58 which i didn't expect, i expected a qemu disk... Mar 29 17:17:50 now i need to search the web for a way to turn this into a qemu disk Mar 29 17:26:04 step one Mar 29 17:26:32 create a virtual disk of desired size Mar 29 17:26:50 step 2, boot an iso with a method of file transfer installed Mar 29 17:27:05 i suggest ttylinux due to having dropbear aka minimal ssh Mar 29 17:27:32 step 3 transfer that file to the virtual machine that has ttylinux booted Mar 29 17:27:48 step 4 mount and format the virtual disk u created in step 1 Mar 29 17:28:09 step 5 extract that file containing: bin boot dev etc home lib media mnt proc sbin sys tmp usr var Mar 29 17:28:16 to the mounted virtual disk Mar 29 17:28:35 step 6, research how to get /dev to work Mar 29 17:28:43 i know how, im just holding out. Mar 29 17:28:57 step 7, install bootloader Mar 29 17:29:06 and kernel ^ Mar 29 17:30:26 i'll first try it with vmware workstation, but if that fails your way might work Mar 29 17:31:04 lol Mar 29 17:31:05 ok Mar 29 17:35:59 step 8, configure files in /etc Mar 29 17:37:21 what fs do you preferr for angstrom? ext2? Mar 29 17:38:14 ya Mar 29 17:38:15 btw: i'm running parted magic right now, so no need for ttylinux atm (even if it's cool) Mar 29 17:38:58 i suggest parted magic also :) Mar 29 17:39:07 atccss.net Mar 29 17:39:15 i got a public mirror up Mar 29 17:39:35 ubcd now has parted magic on it Mar 29 17:39:43 so thats 1 less cd in my kit Mar 29 17:41:10 aah, steam on linux :) at this point i should note i'm a wine developer... Mar 29 17:41:59 uuuh pmagic 5.10... i'm running 3.7 here ;D Mar 29 17:42:11 nice Mar 29 17:42:18 4.4 was a good version Mar 29 17:42:23 why? Mar 29 17:42:32 did it add ext4? Mar 29 17:42:36 just the version i liked Mar 29 17:42:41 i dont use it Mar 29 17:42:56 i use ext3 or reiserfs Mar 29 17:43:08 ext2 on flashes Mar 29 17:43:14 me neither, but good to have a tools cd for it, just in case Mar 29 17:43:15 or a custom reiserfs config Mar 29 17:43:48 mmh angstrom not running here, maybe that /dev problem? Mar 29 17:43:49 Andre_H, you got a website or blog? Mar 29 17:43:59 yea Mar 29 17:44:06 a bad bad outdated website at dawncrow.de Mar 29 17:45:00 but don't blame me for it or access me Mar 29 17:45:10 (misjudge) Mar 29 17:45:46 cool site Mar 29 17:45:48 :) Mar 29 17:45:54 i play nexuiz also Mar 29 17:45:57 and well all those games Mar 29 17:46:08 * Andre_H just visiting his own page to see what it's about Mar 29 17:47:36 if i have time i most likely only play Urban Terror Mar 29 17:47:56 * Andre_H researching for /dev angstrom Mar 29 17:48:38 findig much about development... Mar 29 17:54:04 well what you really need to research is why it simply wont boot as is. not specificly angstrom related Mar 29 17:54:21 theres certain devices that require creation for a system to boot Mar 29 17:54:27 theyll be made in /dev Mar 29 17:54:32 hint? Mar 29 17:54:51 thats a decent hint Mar 29 17:56:03 mmh remembers me on syslinux Mar 29 17:57:15 sorta related Mar 29 17:57:49 /dev will be an issue regardless of boot loader Mar 29 17:58:15 hell the devices might already be there ;) Mar 29 17:58:20 have you tried booting it Mar 29 17:58:38 or did u do the bootloader and kernel setup? Mar 29 17:59:34 i stupidly just throwed the file into the images and clicked "boot" Mar 29 17:59:36 :) Mar 29 17:59:57 so excuse me, i dont do that very often Mar 29 18:00:08 ok Mar 29 18:00:24 yes have to for example Mar 29 18:00:50 tar -jxf some.tar.bz2 -C /mnt/target Mar 29 18:00:50 so now i try to get syslinux on it Mar 29 18:01:22 step 5 ^ above Mar 29 18:04:30 Hi. Mar 29 18:04:51 Anyone have pointers on getting DVI port working on am3517 evm board Mar 29 18:07:42 idk mine just works Mar 29 18:07:50 not same board Mar 29 18:11:00 Mind pastebin your bootargs? I've tried eveything I can find via google. Mar 29 18:12:16 omap_vout omap_vout: probed for an unknown device is currently only thing thats really output. Mar 29 18:12:30 i should specify its a ati hd4670 in a pci-e slot, with a xorg config file Mar 29 18:13:14 hanging in step6 again Mar 29 18:13:45 i will assume angstrom does step 6 for us Mar 29 18:13:49 so skip it and hope so Mar 29 18:14:02 but normally is an issue Mar 29 18:14:29 especially when making system backups ^ Mar 29 18:14:44 since u cant backup /dev Mar 29 18:16:40 ok. now i have a chroot to angstrom sh and i wonder how to do the bootloader stuff as "grub" seems not available... Mar 29 18:17:10 neither lilo Mar 29 18:17:54 bootloader will be device specific Mar 29 18:18:14 ipaqs and other windows mobile devices can use haret.exe Mar 29 18:18:19 palm has something else Mar 29 18:18:24 others have other options. Mar 29 18:18:40 routers use u-boot, modern tablets use u-boot Mar 29 18:20:16 palm uses garux iirc, but now i try using qemu with a vmdk which should work Mar 29 18:31:01 i'm near to give up Mar 29 18:32:19 :-/ Mar 29 18:32:22 its qemu though Mar 29 18:32:41 and vmware... Mar 29 18:33:58 http://boards.openpandora.org/index.php?/topic/2385-any-way-to-get-an-iso-of-the-angstrom-version-that-the-op-runs/ Mar 29 18:34:28 this device being talked about is not important. the question and first response is very relivant to your current goal and outcome Mar 29 18:35:06 but luckily angstrom can be compiled for many environments Mar 29 18:37:11 last post in that forum is qemu related also Mar 29 18:39:07 thx, but the last one would be a arm image and the first response doesnt apply to me i feel Mar 29 18:39:07 but in some weeks i will have time to set up angstrom on a real device and then i will use the arm version... Mar 29 18:40:54 cool Mar 29 20:09:15 CcSsNET: btw: by asking me for a blog you might wanted something like http://wiki.winehq.org/AndreHentschel i just recognized **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Mar 30 02:59:57 2011