**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Jun 03 02:59:59 2012
Jun 03 08:46:39 <janrinze> lilstevie: you still here?
Jun 03 09:46:45 <lilstevie> janimo: not really
Jun 03 10:02:06 <janrinze> lilstevie: lookslike there is no SYS V IPC in your kernel
Jun 03 10:03:00 <janrinze> lilstevie: rebuilt a kernel but it does not boot. will retry with the defconfig from your sources
Jun 03 10:05:40 <lilstevie> janrinze: yeah, sysvipc is missing from the released kernel
Jun 03 10:05:50 <lilstevie> but the kernel on git has it
Jun 03 10:06:14 <janrinze> lilstevie: apparently that is causing the XShm to fail..
Jun 03 10:06:25 <lilstevie> also, use the android ndk toolchain to build the kernel
Jun 03 10:06:39 <lilstevie> tegra is really really dodgy
Jun 03 10:06:44 <lilstevie> and breaks easy
Jun 03 10:06:45 <lilstevie> :p
Jun 03 10:06:56 <janrinze> huh android ndk toolchain? why?
Jun 03 10:07:14 <lilstevie> because that is what works without errors
Jun 03 10:07:21 <janrinze> does gcc from Ubuntu not build working kernels?
Jun 03 10:07:25 <lilstevie> and what asus use
Jun 03 10:07:33 <lilstevie> gcc from ubuntu "works"
Jun 03 10:07:38 <lilstevie> I was using it
Jun 03 10:07:47 <lilstevie> but it causes more problems than its worth
Jun 03 10:07:57 <janrinze> what kind of problems?
Jun 03 10:08:12 <lilstevie> compile errors galore
Jun 03 10:08:30 <janrinze> ah during module build, right?
Jun 03 10:08:34 <lilstevie> and in some cases non booting kernels
Jun 03 10:08:42 <lilstevie> not only during module builds
Jun 03 10:09:24 <janrinze> hmm.. that would be a serious issue.. does that mean Tegra is not fully ARM compatible?
Jun 03 10:09:51 <janrinze> or does it mean Tegra has bugs that need work-arounds?
Jun 03 10:10:50 <lilstevie> no, just that it is fragile
Jun 03 10:11:25 <janrinze> hmm.. weird. I have not had that problem with any other ARM platform before.
Jun 03 10:12:01 <lilstevie> I have had it on hummingbird
Jun 03 10:12:24 <janrinze> hummingbird, Samsung?
Jun 03 10:12:46 <lilstevie> yes
Jun 03 10:12:58 <janrinze> same as Exynos?
Jun 03 10:13:25 <lilstevie> it is older
Jun 03 10:13:33 <lilstevie> they call them exynos now
Jun 03 10:13:55 <janrinze> oh, ok because the Exynos (dual core A9) works fine here too..
Jun 03 10:14:01 <lilstevie> but the cpu that powers the original galaxy tab, and the galaxy s i9000
Jun 03 10:14:09 <lilstevie> these are single core A8s
Jun 03 10:15:07 <janrinze> hmm.. rebuilt a kernel but that one does not boot either..
Jun 03 10:16:06 <janrinze> lilstevie: tf101-gnu-linux-defconfig is what i have used.. is that correct?
Jun 03 10:17:48 <janrinze> lilstevie: i built the kernel natively on the TF101.
Jun 03 10:18:31 <lilstevie> yeah probably an error there
Jun 03 10:19:00 <janrinze> most likely. But how do you 'see' the console output or the boot log ?
Jun 03 10:19:57 <lilstevie> if you haven't seen it there isn't any
Jun 03 10:20:08 <janrinze> :-(
Jun 03 10:20:21 <janrinze> so no way to figure out what goes wrong?
Jun 03 10:20:42 <lilstevie> you could enable the android ramconsole driver
Jun 03 10:20:54 <lilstevie> with that enabled it will be at /proc/last_kmsg
Jun 03 10:21:10 <janrinze> hmm..
Jun 03 10:21:39 <janrinze> serial console over USB would be a lot more sensible ;-)
Jun 03 10:24:28 <janrinze> lilstevie: do you use the latest version of your git repo? the initrd in the OLiFE download may be to blame..
Jun 03 10:30:32 <janrinze> lilstevie: weird.. the original kernel won't boot either anymore now.
Jun 03 10:36:20 <lilstevie> janrinze: if you want serial console, ask asus for the pinout, I asked and got no response
Jun 03 10:36:38 <lilstevie> also are you flashing it with nvflash or blobs
Jun 03 10:36:59 <janrinze> I use OLiFE.. so i think nvflash
Jun 03 10:37:31 <lilstevie> to primary or recovery boot
Jun 03 10:37:54 <janrinze> recovery i guess, the primary is Android
Jun 03 10:38:05 <lilstevie> k
Jun 03 10:38:10 <lilstevie> IDK then
Jun 03 10:38:12 <lilstevie> should be working
Jun 03 10:40:32 <janrinze> i saw something about 'wiping' the disk.. perhaps i need to reinstall everything..
Jun 03 10:45:10 <lilstevie> :/
Jun 03 10:46:32 <janrinze> ok.. my bad, still was copying my own kernel to the device :/
Jun 03 10:47:13 <janrinze> linux has booted again..
Jun 03 10:49:07 <janrinze> lilstevie: can you send me a working .config for your git kernel?
Jun 03 13:23:55 <janrinze> lilstevie: apparently self-built kernels won't boot.. how do i get a kernel with SYS V IPC enabled?
Jun 03 13:45:22 <janrinze> lilstevie: the compiler supplied with the Android-NDK is not able to compile your kernel. many errors like "arch/arm/mach-tegra/suspend-t2.c:75: error: pllx causes a section type conflict" and more conflicts
Jun 03 13:47:24 <marvin24_DT> must be an ancient kernel ...
Jun 03 13:47:32 <marvin24_DT> 3.1 already?
Jun 03 13:47:41 <marvin24_DT> (sorry, just jumped in)
Jun 03 22:54:02 <janrinze2> lilstevie: i managed to build a working kernel :-)
Jun 03 22:55:26 <janrinze2> unfortunately the file browser in unity does not allow to add custom file handlers to be configured
Jun 03 22:56:12 <janrinze2> looks like 12.04 is a neutered version of Ubuntu
Jun 03 22:58:31 <janrinze2> i had better get Debian running on this device.. Ubuntu has become a toy OS.. unity seems to be built for noobs that need to be kept away from configuring anything at all...
Jun 03 23:02:59 <micahg> umm, isn't that nautilus?
Jun 03 23:07:35 <janrinze2> nautilus on Debian is easy to reconfigure, on 12.04 however it seems to be stripped of all configuration possibilities
Jun 03 23:08:14 <janrinze2> actually most stuff in unity seems to work counter intuitive
Jun 03 23:08:44 <micahg> I would think that's more upstream decisions, are you trying the version in unstable or stable?
Jun 03 23:08:48 <janrinze2> it probably is just me but i feel extremely restricted by unity
Jun 03 23:09:20 <janrinze2> i use 12.04..
Jun 03 23:10:00 <janrinze2> i have a program that is a raw file viewer. it needs to be associated to dng, pef, nef etc..
Jun 03 23:10:31 <janrinze2> apparently there is no way to do that in ubuntu 12.04
Jun 03 23:11:42 <janrinze2> micahg: do you know a work-around?
Jun 03 23:13:28 <micahg> if you haven't tried Debian unstable or testing recently, I'm saying that it might have been upstream GNOME that restricted it, as for associating, does a ~/.mailcap file help?
Jun 03 23:13:49 <micahg> #ubuntu might be able to help further
Jun 03 23:15:51 <janrinze2> hmm.. the irc client just crashed
Jun 03 23:51:13 <mythos> today comes my pandaboard \o/
Jun 03 23:51:47 <mythos> hmm... *will be delivered
Jun 03 23:51:51 <mythos> so ^^"
Jun 03 23:53:08 <janrinze2> at #ubuntu there is no help for changing file associations
Jun 03 23:53:39 <janrinze2> quite frustrating
Jun 03 23:55:59 <mythos> janrinze2, so you say, there is no way to define to use e.g. mplayer for avis?
Jun 03 23:56:46 <mythos> hmm... i'm quite tired... so my grammar is getting worse and worse
Jun 03 23:59:27 <janrinze2> nope only select from the list that is presented
Jun 04 00:08:30 <mythos> nice...
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