**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu May 29 03:00:01 2014 May 29 07:51:37 ogra_: i have a vintage question for you: do you recall, back then, when everything was nice and you made ubuntu arm images? well, you used to inject a script that resized the image to the full capacity of the sd card - i believe it was a script that you injected in the initrd or something - do you know where i can find it? i didn't find any sing of it in the old rootstock project FWIW May 29 07:53:55 hmm May 29 07:54:15 * ogra_ goes to the basement of his mind to dig in some boxes May 29 07:55:49 ppisati, jasper-initramfs ... May 29 07:56:24 last upload was from infinity in precise ... i dont even know if it is still in the archive May 29 07:56:59 https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/jasper-initramfs May 29 07:57:17 cool, i'll give it a try, thanks! :) May 29 07:57:36 FYI: i tried to hack your rootstock-touch to create normal ubuntu images May 29 07:58:05 but after jumping through some hoops i bailed May 29 07:58:14 and now i'm tossing together a script that does it May 29 07:58:19 much like the old rootstock May 29 07:58:28 way simpler May 29 07:58:39 hopefully May 29 07:58:40 :) May 29 08:00:04 hmm, it should be easy ... just changing the live-build call should be enough May 29 08:02:58 in fact just changing the value of PROJECT (and dropping the click package hacks a bit lower down) should give you a proper build May 29 08:05:49 ogra_: i kind of did that May 29 08:05:59 ogra_: and i got to the point of getting a tarball May 29 08:06:09 "kind of" :) May 29 08:06:15 ogra_: but then you have the bootloader, the bootloader script and some other crap May 29 08:06:25 ogra_: and that's when i encountered... May 29 08:06:33 ogra_: cdimage or something May 29 08:06:34 yeah, rootstock is only for rootfses indeed May 29 08:06:39 right May 29 08:08:08 and that's when i surrended May 29 11:54:33 its seems after expanding the size of the micro-SD rootfs , its take longer for booting up , and its becoming slower , any hint ? beaglebone black May 29 11:55:43 rooted: it takes more time to mount it (i guess) May 29 11:56:01 what is the solution ? May 29 11:56:20 rooted: i guess none May 29 11:56:33 rooted: what's the size of you sd/fs? May 29 11:56:39 rooted: which fs are you using? May 29 11:56:50 so , i should use an external hd ? May 29 11:56:59 size of sd is 8gb May 29 11:57:18 ive expanded the fs to the whole sd May 29 11:57:54 usb hdd are faster for sure May 29 11:58:45 well , it was fater for the default img .. ive just increased the size of the partition May 29 11:59:49 there is no unused partition on the sd , or should i make an empty space ? May 29 12:02:18 rooted: no it's ok as it is May 29 12:02:32 rooted: when a fs is mounted, some operations are done on it May 29 12:02:44 rooted: so it's normal a delay with bigger fs May 29 12:03:20 rooted: and the bbone doesn't have a super speedy cpu so, it all makes sense May 29 12:03:50 hmm May 29 12:04:43 i dont know alot about partitions , but i was comparing with the BBB sd, and the raspberry pi sd , its seems there is alot of partition on its sd.. and its runs fast. May 29 15:06:04 http://www.wired.com/2014/05/ford-f150-aluminum-testing May 29 15:06:12 sneaky sneaky…I like it May 29 15:58:41 hi guys i have my computer running ubuntu and the armv7 compiler installed so i can build software on it in the right arch. how can i specify that distcc use this compiler? May 29 15:59:57 i have the gcc-arm-linux-gnueabi installed and have built the kernel etc using it. i need to have my beaglebone black running archlinux use distcc on this box but do not know how to specify the compiler used **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri May 30 02:59:59 2014