**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Nov 13 02:59:58 2012 Nov 13 17:40:36 hi dromede Nov 13 17:40:46 hi ant Nov 13 17:41:06 ugly failures with kernel :/ Nov 13 17:41:22 even spitz failed with 3.6.6 Nov 13 17:42:00 i haven't tried newer kernels in a while Nov 13 17:42:24 got any logs? Nov 13 17:42:28 somehow pxa25x now fails with > 3.3 Nov 13 17:43:10 http://paste.debian.net/208446/ Nov 13 17:43:20 http://paste.debian.net/208447/ Nov 13 17:43:38 different kernels, dfferent configs, same failure Nov 13 17:43:47 I'll log spitz in a few hours Nov 13 17:43:51 both links have expired Nov 13 17:44:16 oh, sory Nov 13 17:44:17 Nov 12 12:47:46 3.6.6 http://paste.debian.net/208548/ Nov 13 17:44:17 Nov 12 12:50:09 3.4.11-yocto http://paste.debian.net/208550/ Nov 13 17:45:38 wow Nov 13 17:46:04 gpiolib rework? Nov 13 17:46:29 not sure, as i said haven't looked at the new kernels in a while Nov 13 17:46:32 i will eventually Nov 13 17:47:00 even 3.4 Nov 13 17:47:14 3.4? Nov 13 17:47:18 that shouldn't fail Nov 13 17:47:19 even 3.3.8 - vanilla fails on collie Nov 13 17:47:27 s/collie/corgi/ Nov 13 17:47:33 3.4 fails on spitz too? Nov 13 17:47:51 not last time..I'm sure I've booted it Nov 13 17:48:41 i'll look into it someday Nov 13 17:49:17 great, thx, I'll try to debug further Nov 13 17:49:32 btw, zgrom went public three weeks ago Nov 13 17:49:45 and a whooping total of 7 people have downloaded it :/ Nov 13 17:49:52 I've seen the news on the mailing list Nov 13 17:49:57 so i guess there really are no zaurus users these days Nov 13 17:49:59 oh well Nov 13 17:50:30 I think OEASF is dead Nov 13 17:50:36 -A Nov 13 17:50:53 for a long time now Nov 13 17:51:03 we have more people lurking in OE/Angstrom/zaurus ML Nov 13 17:51:21 i'm not aware of any other zaurus centric forums Nov 13 17:51:30 well maybe zaurus.ru Nov 13 17:52:47 anyways, i was thinking of adding another feature to kexecboot Nov 13 17:52:56 something like a "pass through mode" Nov 13 17:53:15 basically, you add a keyword to a kernel section Nov 13 17:53:32 and kexecboot will boot that kernel immediately, without showing the menu Nov 13 17:53:40 I think we've been so long without a viable distro most people lost interest in their zauruses :( Nov 13 17:54:23 in that way kexecboot would have an option to behave more like a regular bootloader Nov 13 17:55:13 dromede, iirc is planned feature, like a countdown Nov 13 17:55:35 yes, timeout is similar Nov 13 17:55:53 but a "pass through" mode would be faster Nov 13 17:57:19 bluelightning: and let's not forget that zaurus devices are more than 7 years old now Nov 13 17:57:29 i reckon most people have moved on to other devices Nov 13 17:57:48 true Nov 13 17:58:10 also a viable distro needs users and as i said before, i don't think there are many of them left Nov 13 17:59:07 abou newer devices, kexecboot can be handy to overcome crypetd bootloaders it seems :) Nov 13 17:59:09 it's been too hard to get something installed for too long though and that can't have helped Nov 13 17:59:40 I see new phones and tablets star to be 'signed' Nov 13 17:59:49 I see your instructions for installing zgrom are clear and concise however, well done :) Nov 13 18:00:00 there are interesting threads in the kexec mailing list Nov 13 18:00:31 ant_work: I guess in the old days the bootloader was just obscure and undocumented rather than locked Nov 13 18:00:56 i'm not familiar with the android boot process Nov 13 18:01:13 just google for kexecboot or kexec-boot :) Nov 13 18:01:26 nor am I, but the early stage is of course device-specific as you would expect Nov 13 18:01:50 we have to add some more options to pass to kexec Nov 13 18:02:09 i meant that i'm not familiar with the whole "locked bootloader", "signed kernel" things that are prevalent in the android world Nov 13 18:03:02 afaik some tablets come with an utility to able to 'free' the bootloader Nov 13 18:03:41 then you can boot any kernel. Others have to be exploited using 'recovery'-like images Nov 13 18:04:11 FWIW, gta04 guys are now talking about a modern tablet-type device; zaurus-style clamshell was also mentioned Nov 13 18:05:23 honestly, i never considered the GTA* devices as serious end user products Nov 13 18:06:18 more like products for hard core hobbyists Nov 13 18:06:33 at the moment the choice is either an open device on a small scale with issues, or a mass-produced end-user product that is locked down Nov 13 18:06:36 similar to what raspberry pi stands for today Nov 13 18:06:42 (or has binary blobs) Nov 13 18:07:39 i'm eyeing the IS01 as my next toy Nov 13 18:07:55 Sharp IS01, that is Nov 13 18:08:19 * ant_work notes Sharp is almost in bankrupcy those days Nov 13 18:08:25 true Nov 13 18:08:44 openpandora has great community and hardware Nov 13 18:08:51 but IMHO, it's butt ugly Nov 13 18:09:43 and quite expensive Nov 13 18:11:14 a guy in my office ordered an openpandora years ago, still hasn't got it Nov 13 18:11:34 I think we'll have more fun with TV and home-peripherals soon Nov 13 18:12:49 see you later Nov 13 18:15:58 this thing is also interesting: Nov 13 18:16:02 http://www.ph2dot1.com/2010/04/bphone-first-look-i.html Nov 13 18:16:12 but it seems to be completely locked down Nov 13 18:16:20 and probably hard to find Nov 13 18:18:44 certainly looks zaurus-inspired Nov 13 18:19:44 and it has better hardware Nov 13 18:19:54 but not by much Nov 13 18:20:20 128 sdram and pxa310 Nov 13 18:25:22 bbl **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Nov 14 02:59:59 2012