**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Sep 28 02:59:56 2011 Sep 28 06:22:08 hi, i have installed ubuntu 10.10 on my pandaboard, kernel version 2.6.35-903-omap4 #14-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT Sep 28 06:22:26 i am getting the following error during startup Sep 28 06:22:35 Unhandled fault: imprecise external abort Sep 28 06:22:44 Internal error: : 1406 [#2] PREEMPT SMP Sep 28 06:22:46 ... Sep 28 06:22:56 Process pulseaudio (pid: 1273, stack limit = 0xae4e42f8) Sep 28 06:23:05 any idea what is wrong with my system? Sep 28 06:23:06 Use a pastebin if you have lots more lines Sep 28 06:23:32 Dunno about the error, but disabling pulseaudio would seem to be a good first thing to try Sep 28 06:25:07 couldnt get the totem player to work... it reports "cannot connect to server.... jack server is not running or cannot be started" Sep 28 06:28:23 I dunno about GUI stuff Sep 28 06:28:30 If you just want to test sound try aplay(1) Sep 28 06:29:07 jack and pulseaudio are huge behemothic things, it wouldn't really surprise me if they fell down and died for some silly reason on non-x86 hardware Sep 28 06:29:18 thanks i'll give it a try Sep 28 07:14:36 Hi guys, I've got 2.6.32 running with an oneiric roots. when booting it seems to get to" udevd[2861]: unable to receive ctrl connection: Function not implemented" and then just repeats this over and over again. Any ideas ? Sep 28 07:16:36 ( Sep 28 07:18:32 sniperjo_: it wouldn't surprise me if oneiric simply doesn't work with a kernel that old Sep 28 07:18:52 It sounds like udev vs. kernel version incompatibility to me Sep 28 07:20:00 GrueMaster and infinity seem to think there wouldn't be too much of a problem with the kernel Sep 28 07:21:46 twb: basically i have a working version of angstrom and I'm looking to get ubuntu on it. this is the angstrom kernel is quite old ! Sep 28 07:23:43 I would try to make lucid work first, since that shipped with .32 Sep 28 07:24:38 twb: I've been trying for the past week solid to do it! what would you recommend, just swapping the roofs over ? Sep 28 07:25:50 I'm no expert, man Sep 28 07:26:02 I can't even get a new bootloader to work on my device Sep 28 07:26:32 I'm not the only one who has problems then! Sep 28 07:32:26 sniperjo_: Hey, don't drag me into this. I didn't say 2.6.32 would work. :) Sep 28 07:32:44 But yeah, looks like a kernel/userspace disagreement with udev. :/ Sep 28 07:33:12 I expect there is an anti-udev bigot in the audience who would like to interject at this point :P Sep 28 07:34:09 I used to run udevless all the time. But I'm not sure if MAKEDEV will actually create all the nodes his system needs to get away with it. Sep 28 07:35:49 But udev does all sorts of extra, scary shit now Sep 28 07:35:51 infinity: i thought you said something along the lines of new userspace should work fine with older kernels, or something like that ! :P Sep 28 07:36:07 sniperjo_: well, in theory it should Sep 28 07:36:35 sniperjo_: Well, in every respect other than udev, sure. Old kernels and new chroots are happy. Sep 28 07:37:35 well last night we ended up disabling udev, and still don't seem to get a login prompt Sep 28 07:40:56 No udev means no devices. Sep 28 07:41:15 Isn't there some kernel pseudofs that can do it instead of MAKEDEV Sep 28 07:41:35 If you can chroot into that system and "cd /dev && MAKEDEV" it might fix you up. Sep 28 07:41:37 sniperjo_: also if you refer to e.g. root=LABEL=fred you need udev Sep 28 07:41:50 twb: devfs might be dead. If it's not, it should be. Sep 28 07:42:22 infinity: I had some memory that it was used before udev in the initramfs-tools or something Sep 28 07:42:30 I'm probably just misremembering Sep 28 07:42:49 something like Kernel command line: console=ttyS2,115200n8 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rw rootfstype=ext3 rootwait ? Sep 28 07:43:14 sniperjo_: does mmcblk0p2 exist when you just mount the rootfs somewhere? Sep 28 07:43:30 The device file, I mean, inside /mnt or wherever you mount it Sep 28 07:43:50 Almost certainly not. Sep 28 07:43:54 twb: arm no, i think its a function of board Sep 28 07:44:07 Ya so fix that Sep 28 07:45:47 twb: how? Sep 28 07:47:01 17:39 If you can chroot into that system and "cd /dev && MAKEDEV" it might fix you up. Sep 28 07:47:47 ah i missed that Sep 28 07:48:25 so boot in with angstrom and try it? Sep 28 07:49:17 And then disable udev again, so it stops having a hissy fit. Sep 28 07:49:31 Well, after you MAKEDEV, check and see if the device node you need is there. Sep 28 07:49:46 If it's not, you'll get to look up the major and minor of mmcblk* and mknod. :P Sep 28 07:50:06 (I can't imagine why we replaced all this with automation) Sep 28 07:52:49 sniperjo_: no just chroot in from a real machine Sep 28 07:53:22 twb: ok, because i was just about to say, chroot from the arm could be a little challenge Sep 28 07:54:10 infinity: obviously what we should be doing is just referring directly to /sys/dev// and forego this wussy "naming" thing Sep 28 07:57:13 erm for some reason Ichroot media/de74c7e5-118c-4da7-b7a9-858cf661c650 ,: chroot: cannot run command `/bin/bash': No such file or directory Sep 28 07:58:03 sniperjo_: Err, you can't chroot from a non-ARM system into an ARM one. Sep 28 07:58:47 infinity: twb: sniperjo_: no just chroot in from a real machine Sep 28 07:58:56 ah ok Sep 28 07:59:01 A real ARM machine? ;) Sep 28 07:59:27 ah, that bit was lost in translation ! Sep 28 07:59:52 (You could do it with qemu-user-static, I suppose... But I'm too tired to walk through setting that up for chroots) Sep 28 07:59:59 Well, it's not rocket science, I guess. Sep 28 08:00:29 You install it in the host, "dpkg -L qemu-user-static", grab the *arm* binaries and place them in the same filesystem location in the chroot. Sep 28 08:01:53 I think it's way past bedtime here, though. Sep 28 08:01:57 same file system location ? Sep 28 08:02:01 lol Sep 28 08:02:33 are you sure you don't want to solve an un-solvable problem ? Sep 28 09:07:38 bah, the answer tracker of LP sucks Sep 28 09:07:50 * ogra_ just asked a question janimo asked already :( Sep 28 09:08:10 ogra_, which question? Sep 28 09:08:27 "cant install from usb stick" Sep 28 09:08:56 i use to read my mails in order but somehow the mails from the answer tracker dont get threaded anymore Sep 28 09:09:38 i guess that happens if someone answers by mail directly instead of using the web ui or so Sep 28 09:10:10 so you asked or answered the same question? Sep 28 09:10:25 well, i asked if he had partitions at all Sep 28 09:10:31 ah ok Sep 28 09:10:42 just to see a few mins later that he has a fourth partition but no others Sep 28 09:10:53 yet another mobile operating system with intel cofounding - tizen.org Sep 28 09:11:02 dithcing native linux app stack for html Sep 28 09:11:39 doesnt mozilla do that as well ? Sep 28 09:12:12 funny that everyone tries to reimplement webos :) Sep 28 09:13:22 I think ti actually is a better dev platform than the mixed crack we have now in ubuntu Sep 28 09:13:31 html5 & co that is Sep 28 09:13:52 sure, i would have gone for a webos solution years ago :) Sep 28 09:14:16 but implementing the desktop apps in html/javascript wasnt the answer it seems :) Sep 28 09:14:33 janimo, btw, you run bootchart on your ac100 ? Sep 28 09:14:43 how do you fit that into the initrd ? Sep 28 09:15:17 my system blows up if i pass the 3.something Mb Sep 28 09:15:36 (for the compressed initrd) Sep 28 09:16:05 ogra_, I did not even know boothcart is put in intrd - althought it makes sense Sep 28 09:16:12 My boot part is 8 Mb Sep 28 09:16:19 mine too Sep 28 09:16:28 I built a kernel with all ac100 modules (~35) as builtins Sep 28 09:16:35 the bootloader falls over of you get somewhere between 3-4M Sep 28 09:16:36 and it grew by less than 1.5M Sep 28 09:16:48 ogra_, not here apparently Sep 28 09:16:52 yeah, the kernel size isnt the prob Sep 28 09:17:01 how big is your initrd atm ? Sep 28 09:17:06 les than 2M Sep 28 09:17:11 aha Sep 28 09:17:14 I doubt bootchart would be that big Sep 28 09:17:21 it has deps Sep 28 09:17:21 standard ac100 from package Sep 28 09:17:34 i wonder how you got it that small Sep 28 09:17:39 thats a default install ? Sep 28 09:17:41 yes Sep 28 09:17:44 weird Sep 28 09:17:50 mine is 2.9M Sep 28 09:17:59 ok, letme double check then Sep 28 09:18:00 close to the edge of falling over Sep 28 09:18:22 though this is my upgraded natty Sep 28 09:18:43 if we actually end up with less than 2 i can turn plymouth back on ! Sep 28 09:18:49 ogra_, ramdisk 2.19 Mb Sep 28 09:18:55 hmm Sep 28 09:19:07 time to test our daily images don;t you think :) ? Sep 28 09:19:18 join /#angstrom Sep 28 09:19:22 wooops Sep 28 09:19:34 well, i still have a few bugs to fix on omap4 Sep 28 09:19:40 and in the ac100 installer Sep 28 09:19:52 and doing the work on the ac100 for it? Sep 28 09:19:58 sure Sep 28 09:19:58 don;t you have one just for testing? Sep 28 09:20:08 anyway I can run bootchart fine Sep 28 09:20:09 well, currently its a builder Sep 28 09:20:27 great Sep 28 09:20:42 but found no low hanging fruit :( Sep 28 09:20:50 boot varies betwen 38 and 45 secs Sep 28 09:20:58 even without changes, not alwaay determinitsic Sep 28 09:21:01 did you upload the png somewhere ? Sep 28 09:21:09 not yet, but I plan to Sep 28 09:21:21 k, point me to it once you have :) Sep 28 09:21:24 I thought it is so easy to run and without an analysis I did not start uploading yet Sep 28 09:21:26 i'd like to see the IO Sep 28 09:21:35 I tried disabling readahed but little effect Sep 28 09:21:40 well, it requires a reboot :) Sep 28 09:21:49 I tried building all modules in the kernel, again no visible effect Sep 28 09:22:04 well I am at bootvchart png-20 so I guess I have afew reboots :) Sep 28 09:23:00 for some reason I was expecting significant gains from modules being builtin Sep 28 09:23:10 heh, no Sep 28 09:23:11 but apparently modprobe is very fast nowadays Sep 28 09:23:21 and we only load them late Sep 28 09:23:29 initrd doesnt contain any modules by default Sep 28 09:23:32 they are loaded during boot in the first 40 secs Sep 28 09:23:48 no modules in initrd? Sep 28 09:23:49 right, but after you moved to the actual root Sep 28 09:24:01 no, that would make it over 4M Sep 28 09:24:31 the installer puts an initrd config in place with MODULES=dep set ... Sep 28 09:24:41 (which is equal to no modules) Sep 28 09:26:08 well, i'm lying ... if you actually install a package that forcefully drops a module into the initrd you will indeed have modules :) Sep 28 09:26:21 i.e. mdadm or lvm userspace stuff Sep 28 09:26:29 or cryptsetup Sep 28 13:54:32 I'm having trouble getting the TI addons installed Sep 28 13:55:18 what release ? Sep 28 13:55:51 Unable to locate package ubuntu-omap4-extras Sep 28 13:55:58 they only fully exist for maverick (10.10), for natty (11.04) TI didnt provide any Sep 28 13:56:00 I'm on the daily from 09/26 Sep 28 13:56:04 ahhh ok Sep 28 13:56:06 :) Sep 28 13:56:11 ah, yeah, not done yet Sep 28 13:56:23 it should be ready by release Sep 28 13:56:29 I wonder if that's what's causing my go time test from failing Sep 28 13:56:43 s/from/to/ Sep 28 13:58:37 brandini: if i understand the situation correctly, ti do not make the driver themself they get it from Imagination Technologies' that own the design for the POWERVR™ SGX unit inside the omap Sep 28 13:59:14 xranby, ubuntu-omap4-extras is a lot more than just the GLES driver Sep 28 13:59:28 in fact we should have the driver for all releases in the PPA Sep 28 13:59:39 but the other bits only exist for maverick Sep 28 14:00:05 iirc ubuntu-omap4-extras-graphics should be installable on all but oneiric atm Sep 28 14:00:29 (not sured if rsalveti added a metapackage for -graphics when uploading the driver to the PPA) Sep 28 14:12:55 Hi guys, I've got 2.6.32 running with an oneiric roots. when booting it seems to get to" udevd[2861]: unable to receive ctrl connection: Function not implemented" and then just repeats this over and over again. Any ideas ? Sep 28 14:13:43 get a newer kernel, thats a typical error for the kernel missing bits for udev support Sep 28 14:14:19 ogra_: My board only seems to work with this kernal Sep 28 14:16:00 GrueMaster: seemed to think i would be able to do a little changing to get it to work Sep 28 14:16:58 sniperjo__: the target kernel for oneiric are 3.0 the ac100 are an exception that will still use 2.6.38 Sep 28 14:17:20 sniperjo__: which board are you using? Sep 28 14:18:03 a technexion tsunamipack, omap3530 Sep 28 14:19:13 sniperjo__, there is surely a way to do it without udev, how much of userspace breaks throught it missing is hard to predict though, xorg and friends for example rely on udev info Sep 28 14:20:08 the board comes with angstrom with that kernel, and id like to get at least lucid on it Sep 28 14:21:04 the guys here last night thought going for the newest rootfs Sep 28 14:21:09 well, ask the vendor for the source i'd say Sep 28 14:21:37 and switch on SIGNALFD or whatever udev misses in your build Sep 28 14:22:01 after all its linux, and its unlawful for them to not give you the source if ou bought their board Sep 28 14:22:59 del we ended up disabling udev last night, but still diddnt get a console Sep 28 14:23:12 i have all the source Sep 28 14:23:13 because you dont have devices i guess Sep 28 14:23:23 well, then rebuild your kernel ! Sep 28 14:24:44 i have no idea how to, I've spent the last week following every possible tutorial Sep 28 14:25:34 you take your source, unpack it, geta cross compiler, run make menuconfig in the source tree and make zImage Sep 28 14:25:36 I've been on here everyday a sing about swapping rootfs and other ways around it Sep 28 14:26:02 why work around it if you can make it work properly Sep 28 14:26:19 really, kompile your own kernel with the right options and be done Sep 28 14:26:23 *compile Sep 28 14:27:16 how long would that take ? Sep 28 14:27:30 1h or less Sep 28 14:27:37 cross builds should be pretty fast Sep 28 14:27:58 i need to find someone to help me .... Sep 28 14:28:29 http://marcin.juszkiewicz.com.pl/2010/10/19/how-to-cross-compile-arm-kernel-under-ubuntu-10-10/ Sep 28 14:28:44 followed that Sep 28 14:29:18 well, then you should have a uImage Sep 28 14:29:41 (you dont need xdeb btw, since you dont build any packages) Sep 28 14:30:22 (you only want the last paragraph actually) Sep 28 14:31:39 sniperjo__, indeed, that is what I use and it works fine Sep 28 14:31:53 ogra_: do i need to add any repos ? linux-source-2.6.35 can't be found Sep 28 14:32:17 sniperjo__, why would you want that ? Sep 28 14:32:25 sniperjo__, which kernel do you want to build? what device? Sep 28 14:32:27 you said you have the source of your vendor Sep 28 14:32:35 you need to get the appropriate source for that Sep 28 14:32:37 so you indeed want to build that one Sep 28 14:33:23 apt-get install gcc-arm-linux-gnueabi Sep 28 14:33:26 ok so, what would the source look like ? Sep 28 14:33:28 thats all you should need Sep 28 14:33:38 you said you have it ? Sep 28 14:33:47 you should know how it waqs given to you Sep 28 14:34:00 well i have all the files nessasary to make an sd card Sep 28 14:34:26 they use the code sorcery arm Sep 28 14:35:49 sure, that doesnt matter Sep 28 14:36:06 well, if you have a kernel tree (likely a tarball) you need to unpack it Sep 28 14:36:52 i just downloaded the newest g++ lite from their site Sep 28 14:38:59 you are not on ubuntu ? Sep 28 14:40:27 i am Sep 28 14:40:54 well, then use the ubuntu gcc Sep 28 14:41:07 dont fiddle with an unpacked compiler Sep 28 14:41:41 ok, so could you tell me how ? Sep 28 14:41:41 apt-get install gcc-arm-linux-gnueabi ... as i said above Sep 28 14:41:47 yup, installed Sep 28 14:41:50 k Sep 28 14:41:58 now go to the kernel source tree Sep 28 14:42:28 run make menuconfig in there (you might need to install libncurse5-dev if it complains) Sep 28 14:42:47 then run: ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabi- make uImage modules Sep 28 14:42:58 and it will build a uImage and the matching modules Sep 28 14:43:36 what options do i want to select in the kernel config ? Sep 28 14:43:53 dunno, you need to ask a udev developer i guess Sep 28 14:44:11 signalfd is definitely needed Sep 28 14:44:19 and inotify support Sep 28 14:51:04 ogra_: arm… its asking me a lot of questions I'm just pressing enter for Sep 28 14:51:18 oh, wiat Sep 28 14:51:21 *wait Sep 28 14:51:46 can you boot the existing system on your device and get the running config from there (cat /proc/config.gz) Sep 28 14:52:00 (I've gone through about a 50 questions) Sep 28 14:52:05 using the output of that should get you a good starting config Sep 28 14:52:12 yeah, stop it Sep 28 14:52:17 you dont want that Sep 28 14:52:27 oh ok Sep 28 14:52:46 you need a default config to base on, else you will need to answer each and every question (and you need to answer them right) Sep 28 14:53:23 cat /proc/config.gz > my_new.config.txt Sep 28 14:53:42 that will copy the running config on your angstrom into the file my_new_config.txt Sep 28 14:53:59 yup ok Sep 28 14:54:02 that file you can copy to your source tree as .config Sep 28 14:54:07 (note the dot) Sep 28 14:54:23 then run make menuconfig again and it shouldnt ask anymore Sep 28 14:59:12 if run menuconfig it still lasks Sep 28 14:59:33 you copied the config into the right place ? Sep 28 15:00:06 sniperjo__: are you using the source tree that came with your board? Sep 28 15:00:07 it usually doesnt, at least if the source is identical to the binary you run Sep 28 15:00:34 yup, they have same mf5 Sep 28 15:00:39 md5* Sep 28 15:00:46 right, i was assuming you use the kernel tree of your vendor that also just runs as binary on your angstrom Sep 28 15:01:47 there is a file, called kernel in the files i downloaded from the manufacturers website, has the .config and the files you are talking about Sep 28 15:02:43 and a full kernel tree too ? Sep 28 15:03:30 janimo, how is mx5 looking ? final freeze is tomorrow so we should have them in shape today Sep 28 15:04:00 yes, about to test the latest image Sep 28 15:04:20 great Sep 28 15:04:30 we only have tomorrow for emergencies Sep 28 15:04:48 is that the right kinda sounding place / file ? Sep 28 15:05:16 sniperjo__: yes sounds like the right file.. Sep 28 15:06:55 sniperjo__: you can cross check that the Makefile contains the same kernel version as your bopard report when running uname -a Sep 28 15:07:35 if i do ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabi- make uImage modules, i get a bunch of warning for config : unexpected data, then i get a prompt for development of incomplete code / drivers Sep 28 15:08:13 angstrom is 2.6.32 i think, how do i check the make file Sep 28 15:08:37 sniperjo___: try gedit Makefile Sep 28 15:08:48 the version number are displayed at the top Sep 28 15:09:05 sniperjo___, what is your boards config file? arch/arm/configs/xxx_defconfig Sep 28 15:09:13 you need to add that in the make on first run Sep 28 15:09:21 so ..... make XXX_defconfig Sep 28 15:09:25 then uImage Sep 28 15:09:54 that shouldnt be needed if .config is there and he uses the right tree Sep 28 15:10:38 the make file came with the files that make the SD so its the same Sep 28 15:10:42 2.6.32 Sep 28 15:12:45 and that mateches *exactly* the output of uname -r on your angstrom ? Sep 28 15:13:13 arm the manual has stuff in about make omap3_tsuanami_defconfig Sep 28 15:13:26 the manual is http://www.technexion.com/index.php/support-center/downloads/ti-cpu-modules/tao-3530/549-tao-3530-userguide-0953/download Sep 28 15:13:35 does your kernel tree have that in the config dir ? Sep 28 15:13:54 find . -name omap3_tsuanami_defconfig Sep 28 15:13:58 run that in your tree Sep 28 15:14:21 if its there, use it as janimo described above Sep 28 15:16:43 it does Sep 28 15:17:35 well, then try: make omap3_tsuanami_defconfig Sep 28 15:17:45 and see if it still asks Sep 28 15:18:50 OK config written Sep 28 15:19:31 well, now find out what the missing options are that cause your error i guess googlong will give you some hints Sep 28 15:19:36 *googling Sep 28 15:19:59 then find them in menuconfig and set them to the right values Sep 28 15:20:12 what error ? this is like looking for a needle in a haystack when i don't even know which planet its located on Sep 28 15:20:26 the error you posted with your first line in here today :) Sep 28 15:21:12 ogra_: that was with the oneiric core Sep 28 15:21:35 which you want to get running or not ? Sep 28 15:21:43 yes Sep 28 15:21:57 i just want anything ubuntu > lucid ! Sep 28 15:22:00 so, google for the error messaged in connection with kernel and udev Sep 28 15:22:09 *message Sep 28 15:22:20 and see if you can find what config options it needs Sep 28 15:22:29 then set these and build the kernel Sep 28 15:22:48 * ogra_ needs to go mow the lawn ... back later Sep 28 15:23:06 ogra_: have a good oneiric freeze day Sep 28 15:23:13 well.. my error comes up as the first result on patebin.... Sep 28 15:23:34 noooooooo Sep 28 15:23:42 xranby, oh, i'm not finishig my day yet :) just needs to do someting that doesnt involve sitting my butt flat Sep 28 15:24:03 i will pay someone to spoon feed me the information on how to compile lucid or better on my board! Sep 28 15:24:27 i think I'm on the verge of slitting my writs Sep 28 15:31:12 nice to see know ones motivated by money, so who wants to help me without !!! Sep 28 15:34:04 sniperjo___: we are trying our best to help you with all practcall questions.. i think you are the only one here with a tsunami board so you are the only one who can test when it work Sep 28 15:34:35 sniperjo___: if you have a lot of error messages in front of you try paste them all into http://paste.ubuntu.com Sep 28 15:34:48 it will makes us able to give you better hints what to do Sep 28 15:35:31 sniperjo___: and if you get it working, try post what you did into a blog to let other users with a tsunami board know about it Sep 28 15:36:52 sniperjo___: my best reccomendation are that *you* should try describe to someone else how to solve this... by doing so you will sort your mind and get a better understanding how all the different parts relates Sep 28 15:37:49 sniperjo___: “If you want to learn something, read about it. If you want to understand something, write about it. If you want to master something, teach it.” ~ Yogi Bhajan Sep 28 15:39:11 xranby: i have been doing both for the last week, week and a half Sep 28 15:39:29 sniperjo___: excellent Sep 28 15:39:41 xranby: but i haven't succesded Sep 28 15:39:52 you are making progress Sep 28 15:39:55 sniperjo___: i don't see how this doesn't answer your questions mostly: http://www.linsys.fr/index.php/en/whitepapers/linux-lab/start-tsunami Sep 28 15:40:08 just use the toolchain ogra_ adviced Sep 28 15:47:29 gildean: thanks ill have a look at that. Sep 28 15:51:06 sniperjo___: it took you over a week to get to that information which i googled in a few seconds? Sep 28 15:51:28 first you should learn how to google better :D Sep 28 15:52:33 gildean: good facetious comment, but i have to different boards from the same manufacture, just so happens that i was concentrating on getting the other one up and running, but i gave up Sep 28 15:53:24 just joking, don't take it too seriously Sep 28 15:54:03 its pretty hard not to when you've been trying something so hard for so long Sep 28 15:54:20 but if whatever you posted works…. i will forgive eyou … :P Sep 28 15:54:34 :D Sep 28 15:54:42 Sometimes, finding the right query for google can be harder than figuring out how to fix something on your own. Sep 28 15:54:51 ++ Sep 28 15:55:12 I know, I have spent days trying to find IPv6 test suites for Linux. Sep 28 15:55:34 GrueMaster, is there anything you have on your mind we urgently need to get done before final freeze ? we ahve a bit more thna 24h Sep 28 15:55:42 (and please, don't send me more links to whitepapers). Sep 28 15:55:45 geez, my typing sucks Sep 28 15:56:29 * ogra_ only has TI icon, slideshow in oem-config and the partman bit on his mind Sep 28 15:56:31 ogra_: Nothing stands out so far. Sep 28 15:56:49 When is the Ti icon going to be added? Sep 28 15:57:08 GrueMaster, its there (always was) but the favorites handling changed Sep 28 15:57:19 Ah. Sep 28 15:57:21 GrueMaster, i'll work on that tonight/tomorrow Sep 28 15:57:42 seems its all d-conf now that gconf is done and indeed everything works different Sep 28 15:57:52 s/done/gone/ Sep 28 15:58:14 guys, did anyone try the new omap4 kernel? Sep 28 15:58:20 rsalveti: ^^ Sep 28 15:58:23 which one? Sep 28 15:58:26 i would like to pull today Sep 28 15:58:39 I've been doing SRU catchup. Sep 28 15:58:55 GrueMaster: http://people.canonical.com/~ppisati/linux-image-3.0.0-1205-omap4_3.0.0-1205.10_armel.deb Sep 28 15:59:01 it has 4460 support Sep 28 15:59:40 I have no board, but can make sure you didn't break existing stuff. :P Sep 28 15:59:58 yeah, regression testing on that one is most important Sep 28 16:00:06 ppisati: what did you use for this kernel? which branch? Sep 28 16:00:15 if 4460 doesnt work there wont be kittens dieing Sep 28 16:00:50 ogra_: just no beer and chips Sep 28 16:01:05 8would be annoying to not have 4460 support, but would be worse to break existing pandas) Sep 28 16:01:25 ndec: TI BSP update: kernel-tilt/tilt-3.0-nodspvideo1 @ d2fe6284bb37abd542524b17f17cf9208db767c2 Sep 28 16:01:36 ogra_: i am more concerned with the ES2.3 omap4430 based A4 board Sep 28 16:01:48 ogra_: did the EDID patch for the pullups get merged? Sep 28 16:01:50 prpplague, we tested that long ago i think Sep 28 16:01:53 A4???? Sep 28 16:02:01 sebjan: ^^^ Sep 28 16:02:10 I "just" got an A3 last week. Sep 28 16:02:13 GrueMaster, iirc allison tested that Sep 28 16:02:22 I got her board. Sep 28 16:02:24 davidm reported it Sep 28 16:02:32 oh, i thought that was an A4 Sep 28 16:02:36 A3 Sep 28 16:02:44 prpplague, well, if we get no HW we cant test much :) Sep 28 16:02:50 send us HW :) Sep 28 16:02:59 ogra_: ok, i'll check with nipuna on this Sep 28 16:03:09 ogra_: i just assumed you had pulled the info Sep 28 16:03:19 i think ndec is after getting us 4460, not sure if A4 is on his list Sep 28 16:03:34 we didnt discuss A4 in the weekly calls Sep 28 16:04:53 we were supposed to be getting 2 4460's but none have showed up yet Sep 28 16:05:02 ppisati: I was about to send you an email about that topic: kernel upgrade Sep 28 16:05:08 davidm, and A4 ? Sep 28 16:05:18 (its actually the first time i hear about A4) Sep 28 16:05:26 Have not found any A4's but would want some to test with Sep 28 16:05:34 prpplague: Is there any significant changes in A4 that require software changes? At this point it is probably too late to fix. Sep 28 16:05:38 I've never heard of an A4 to date Sep 28 16:05:39 * ppisati still has an A1 Sep 28 16:05:42 sebjan: ppisati is not using the branch with the linaro-3.0 stuff... Sep 28 16:05:49 A$ the rpocessor in the iphone/ipad? Sep 28 16:05:51 A4 Sep 28 16:05:56 ppisati: we have tested this Andy's branch: tilt-linux-linaro-3.0 (de3104d9972327578baf63d6778b3cbd064aef22) Sep 28 16:06:14 oh,m probably panda revision, nevermind Sep 28 16:06:16 janimo, yeah, they switched to TI now, not trusting their own CPUs anymore Sep 28 16:06:18 sebjan: but that's the linaro kernel Sep 28 16:06:20 :P Sep 28 16:06:23 GrueMaster: two major items, the silicon id needs to be added and the hmdi EDID signals have pullups that need to be disabled Sep 28 16:06:27 sebjan: we use vanilla + tilt Sep 28 16:06:28 if that were true ;-) Sep 28 16:06:36 hehe Sep 28 16:06:43 ppisati: no, it's Linaro base kernel + TI patches Sep 28 16:06:44 ogra_, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_A4 :) Sep 28 16:06:52 janimo, i know :) Sep 28 16:06:55 ok Sep 28 16:07:18