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Jan 03 05:14:36 <cipher> is anyone else having speed issues with the angstrom website/pkg feeds?
Jan 03 06:17:15 <erwt> i want to build a uclibc system based on angstrom distribution ,does this commands work 
Jan 03 06:17:40 <erwt> conf/distro/include/angstrom-uclibc.inc
Jan 03 06:17:41 <erwt> PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/libc = "uclibc"
Jan 03 06:17:41 <erwt> PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/libiconv ?= "libiconv"
Jan 03 06:17:41 <erwt> PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/libintl ?= "gettext"
Jan 03 06:17:41 <erwt> USE_NLS ?= "no"
Jan 03 06:17:41 <erwt> TARGET_OS = "linux${@['-uclibc','-uclibcgnueabi'][bb.data.getVar('TARGET_ARCH',d,1) in ['arm', 'armeb']]}"
Jan 03 07:12:04 <jay> I am new to Angstrom. After many days of struggling getting the latest distribution to successfully boot on the Beagleboard, it will only successfully boot once. After safely restarting through the “System” menu, the Beagleboard stops at “done, booting the kernel” stops just before the Angstrom display on the TTY terminal output and is unresponsive. The Angstrom Protractor boot screen is displayed on the DVI Screen but it then p
Jan 03 07:12:27 <Guest24987> I am new to Angstrom. After many days of struggling getting the latest distribution to successfully boot on the Beagleboard, it will only successfully boot once. After safely restarting through the “System” menu, the Beagleboard stops at “done, booting the kernel” stops just before the Angstrom display on the TTY terminal output and is unresponsive. The Angstrom Protractor boot screen is displayed on the DVI Screen but it
Jan 03 07:15:10 <Guest24987> The Angstrom Protractor boot screen is displayed on the DVI Screen but it then puts up a text display, the last line of which is…  hwclock: can’t open ‘/dev/misc/rtc’ No such file or directory  After the second boot, the DVI Screen is unresponsive and so is the TTY Terminal.
Jan 03 08:33:57 <Mattias`> I think somethings up with the lignl1-package, I just installed iftop and it had libnl1 as a dependency and it was successfully installed
Jan 03 08:34:03 <Mattias`> now when I run iftop it says libnl.so.1
Jan 03 08:34:10 <Mattias`> says it can't find libnl.so.1*
Jan 03 09:26:03 <Mattias`> In fact, I don't have an libnl1.so at all 
Jan 03 09:26:10 <Mattias`> just a .a
Jan 03 09:37:52 <snkt> hello
Jan 03 09:38:06 <Mattias`> I tried rebuilding it with "arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-gcc -fpic -g -O1 -shared -o libnl1.so -Wl,--whole-archive libnl1.a" but I'm getting a bunch of errors, bah
Jan 03 09:38:16 <snkt> in angstrom distro how progress bar of psplash work.... I mean which scripts control the progress bar
Jan 03 10:24:21 <CIA-112> angstrom: 03testlab <testlab@angstrom> 07yocto * r6673f7d6e3 10testlab/beaglebone/eglibc/Cloud9-IDE/build-id: beaglebone: Cloud9-IDE configured for angstrom v2012.01-core using branch angstrom-staging and revision 9560e109ba64fbd67cef5c27c70a774977c02e33
Jan 03 23:08:46 <Guest36100> I am new to Angstrom. After many days of struggling getting the latest distribution to successfully boot on the Beagleboard, it will only successfully boot once. After safely restarting through the “System” menu, the Beagleboard stops at “done, booting the kernel” stops just before the Angstrom display on the TTY terminal output and is unresponsive. 
Jan 03 23:09:31 <Guest36100> The Angstrom Protractor boot screen is displayed on the DVI Screen but it then puts up a text display, the last line of which is…  hwclock: can’t open ‘/dev/misc/rtc’ No such file or directory  After the second boot, the DVI Screen is unresponsive and so is the TTY Terminal.
Jan 04 02:27:17 <CIA-112> angstrom: 03testlab <testlab@angstrom> 07yocto * rbec509800b 10testlab/beaglebone/eglibc/Cloud9-IDE/ (build-id installed-package-sizes.txt installed-packages.txt): beaglebone: Cloud9-IDE configured for angstrom v2012.01-core using branch angstrom-staging and revision a9fe47faf2f4241a2b80c26d3d38ec8694c71c08
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