**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Nov 17 02:59:57 2010 Nov 17 09:31:01 does someone here uses pandaboard with natty? Nov 17 10:03:22 only natty chroot Nov 17 10:04:35 http://www.flickr.com/photos/hrwandil/5183679493/ Nov 17 10:05:10 and you dont see that on maverick ? Nov 17 10:05:20 panda connected by hdmi cable in hdmi socket of panda to hdmi->dvi-> monitor Nov 17 10:05:22 its a known issue with the framebuffer driver Nov 17 10:05:28 ogra: it is natty with maverick kernel Nov 17 10:05:36 (if you mean that everything is cyan) Nov 17 10:05:47 I mean "there is no red" Nov 17 10:05:51 yeah, maverick has it too, TI knows it Nov 17 10:06:02 or better rob knows it Nov 17 10:06:13 not sure he is planning to do something about it though Nov 17 10:06:53 one day I will may run x11 to check does it work Nov 17 10:07:13 X11 has no probs Nov 17 10:07:17 only the console does Nov 17 10:07:52 with my luck to panda? Nov 17 10:07:57 i assume the issue is in fbcon Nov 17 10:08:20 (vs the X11 fbdev driver) Nov 17 22:51:00 is there any arm+ubuntu device that can stream 1080p movies over a network for under $100? I'm thinking of getting this Western Digital HDTV+ thing, but I'd much rather get something more open that can be repurposed later Nov 17 22:51:36 i wouldn't mind paying a little more, for something that is open Nov 17 22:51:57 there are firmware hacks to unlock some linux stuff on the wdtv thingy buy its not the same as being able to run ubuntu Nov 17 22:52:35 so far the only thing i've seen is the panda at $175 + case + psu, looking for somethign cheaper than that Nov 17 22:52:42 and i dont want to wait a month to get it :) Nov 17 22:52:56 i'm glad we could have this talk Nov 17 23:03:32 Sp0tter, 5 minutes isn't very long in irc Nov 17 23:03:43 I'm tempted to not respond for 12 hours just to teach you a lesson :p Nov 17 23:04:30 that said, I don't know of any cheaper omap3/4 boards Nov 17 23:04:54 and the panda is the only one I know of offhand that actually does hdmi on the hdmi connector, rather than just the dvi (video) signal Nov 17 23:06:51 cwillu_at_work: I don't think you took what i said the way i meant it Nov 17 23:06:54 i meant "i talk to much" Nov 17 23:06:58 not "you need to hurry up and respond" Nov 17 23:07:15 i can see how it was ambiguous though, my bad Nov 17 23:07:48 dvi is fine, I'm actually going to use an hdmi to dvi anyways to go to a monitor Nov 17 23:10:29 Sp0tter: define "device that can stream 1080p movies over a network" Nov 17 23:11:09 hrw: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822136593 Nov 17 23:11:11 same features as that Nov 17 23:11:14 Sp0tter: is it "device which can decode and display 1080p stream" or "device which can stream 1080p data for other device to decode" Nov 17 23:11:27 decode and display Nov 17 23:12:05 panda then Nov 17 23:12:28 ok, i'll buy this one for now, and get a panda for the other tv when it is instock and mythtv works Nov 17 23:12:34 thanks for the tip Nov 17 23:12:35 I did not yet tried 1080p on it but 720p over ethernet was fine Nov 17 23:12:52 i've had some mixed results from people talking about 108-p on panda Nov 17 23:13:13 I did not yet tried Nov 17 23:13:30 and my panda has just 1680x1050 display connected Nov 17 23:13:30 works fine Nov 17 23:13:40 Sp0tter, it matters very much what sort of codec you're using as well Nov 17 23:13:41 but i havent tried to stream it in a LAN Nov 17 23:13:47 and if you actually care about 60fps Nov 17 23:14:14 cwillu_at_work: show me 60fps movie Nov 17 23:14:20 exactly Nov 17 23:14:21 cwillu_at_work: most are 24fps Nov 17 23:15:19 ok /me -> sleep **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Nov 18 02:59:58 2010