**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Jan 27 02:59:57 2008 Jan 27 04:43:29 hey all Jan 27 04:44:16 I'm still having an issue with the Angstrom install on my Pentium Pro Desktop... Jan 27 04:44:58 turns out that it's actually a bootloader issue - which I couldn't tell right away, since I have no monitor, keyboard, mouse, or anything else except the couple of case LEDs ;) Jan 27 04:45:15 then I noticed all the drive lights going on in succession, and clued in Jan 27 04:45:54 I've set up GRUB before, but I must be doing something wrong... is there anyone that I could run my settings by? Jan 27 05:01:50 Sometimes installing grub on one machine and using it on another can cuase onforseen problems because of drive geometry issues Jan 27 05:02:23 ah Jan 27 05:02:32 any suggestions then? Jan 27 05:02:48 can you borrow a cd-rom drive? Jan 27 05:02:58 because I'm at a University, everyone has nice new fancy laptops - no Monitors that I can borrow Jan 27 05:03:02 I have one installed Jan 27 05:03:14 I have two more I'm going to install :) Jan 27 05:03:15 ah, and can the machine be made to boot from CD? Jan 27 05:03:47 yes... and I think it may be set to boot from the CD by default, but I'm not entirely sure Jan 27 05:03:56 you should really try that Jan 27 05:04:01 it scans all the drives, by the looks of it... Jan 27 05:04:12 well it will do that in the BIOS POST anyways Jan 27 05:04:22 sounds good, but I don't know if I have a lightweight-enough livecd Jan 27 05:04:28 it has 64MB of RAM, at the most Jan 27 05:04:46 hmm Jan 27 05:05:01 the only real question is finding a "rescue" cd that will automatically run an ssh server Jan 27 05:05:04 I guess if I can boot something that has an SSH daemon running at startup, the rest should be easy Jan 27 05:05:10 yeah - I might have one Jan 27 05:05:10 yeah Jan 27 05:05:23 I downloaded Backtrack a while back - I think that should run on it Jan 27 05:05:24 then you can install grub from the machine itself Jan 27 05:05:32 I'll give that a try... Jan 27 05:05:45 * jaem greps through CD rack Jan 27 05:09:29 * jaem sees an ACT light! Jan 27 05:10:01 ...maybe Jan 27 05:12:49 well... I'm getting an ACT light on the NIC and the router for that port, but I don't think it's fully working Jan 27 05:12:57 at any rate, nmap is showing it as down Jan 27 05:13:20 nothing from ping either? Jan 27 05:13:36 just checking... not sure which interface it's connected to Jan 27 05:13:44 also, if you used a live cd it will pickup a dhcp address Jan 27 05:13:49 yes Jan 27 05:21:01 nothing... Jan 27 05:21:32 I'm not even sure if it booted properly Jan 27 05:21:50 it didn't seem to access the CD drive for very long - gah! this is frustrating... Jan 27 05:29:38 not sure what to do... the guy who gave me this didn't even give me the right keyboard for it Jan 27 05:43:14 I tried installing GRUB on my laptop, and booting the laptop from it via USB, and it still didn't work Jan 27 05:43:32 I think it's my settings... can I run them by you, johnx? Jan 27 05:44:39 sure Jan 27 05:44:44 put them up on pastebin Jan 27 05:45:04 what's that? I've seen it before in passing, but I've never used it Jan 27 05:45:10 and where is it? Jan 27 05:45:19 pastebin.ca Jan 27 05:45:23 or .com Jan 27 05:45:27 ah Jan 27 05:48:16 menu.lst: http://pastebin.ca/874309 Jan 27 05:48:58 device.map: http://pastebin.ca/874311 Jan 27 05:49:48 (hd0,1) is the second partition, hda2 Jan 27 05:49:52 yes Jan 27 05:49:57 ok, just checking Jan 27 05:50:01 I have Swap,EXT2 Jan 27 05:50:50 it looks ok to me, but I'm not enough of a grub guru to say there's absolutely nothing wrong Jan 27 05:51:17 not sure if it has any relevance, but when I plug the HDD into my USB adapter, it takes a good ~20s longer to be recognized than any other HDD I've tried Jan 27 05:51:40 probably not relevant Jan 27 05:51:42 it presumably worked before, but is it possible that it's taking too long to be initialized, and boot misses it? Jan 27 05:51:43 ok Jan 27 05:51:53 probably just the adapter Jan 27 05:52:00 or the drive Jan 27 05:52:12 but boot won't "miss" I think Jan 27 05:52:28 anyways, there are way to many variables to pin this down easily Jan 27 05:52:36 hmmm... yeah Jan 27 05:53:16 you have no way to tell where it's erroring out Jan 27 05:53:47 give me a sec, and I'll go check something - there *might* be a monitor I can borrow, after all Jan 27 05:55:39 yes, really borrow a monitor Jan 27 05:56:57 can't get one tonight... well - thanks for your help anyways... Jan 27 05:57:10 sure Jan 27 05:57:16 bye Jan 27 12:28:28 anybody here? Jan 27 12:29:42 any info, if the PCMCIA issue concerning the simpad image has already been fixed (I am referring to this problem: http://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=25299) Jan 27 12:32:32 MasterOne: I don't use simpad, but I can give some information. Jan 27 12:32:54 any way to fix this? Jan 27 12:33:09 I am not a programmer, just a user, I can not roll my own image Jan 27 12:33:18 hmm Jan 27 12:33:40 tried two different PRISM1 cards, they don't even get recognized Jan 27 12:33:41 it may be difficult if you cannot build your image. Jan 27 12:33:59 I was hoping, someone is already working to fix that matter Jan 27 12:34:00 Angstrom is linux kernel 2.6 and Jan 27 12:34:42 the recognition of pcmcia cards is different from the earier versions. Jan 27 12:35:14 there is a 2007.12-r2 image from 11th January in the unstable/autobuild folder Jan 27 12:35:34 could it already have been fixed in that image? Jan 27 12:35:46 I am about to try this image Jan 27 12:35:52 i don't know, Jan 27 12:36:00 but it may be lost time (needs 25 min to upload over serial) Jan 27 12:38:15 Do you have prism_cs and prism modules ? Jan 27 12:38:28 prism_cs.o and prism.o Jan 27 12:39:15 or Jan 27 12:39:36 hostap_cs.o Jan 27 12:40:07 I don't think so, but that's not even the issue, because of that PCMCIA init problem (http://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=25299&view=findpost&p=174025) Jan 27 12:40:59 I am already uploading the 2007.12-r2 image, but I do not really have any hope, that it will work with that version Jan 27 12:42:03 that will be my last test for now, if it's now working, I have to return to familiar v0.8.4, because I need that simpad for webbrowsing on a daily basis Jan 27 12:43:03 hmm Jan 27 12:43:04 s/now/not Jan 27 12:43:50 I think you had better use old version if the problem is not solved. Jan 27 12:50:01 i read the articles on the url above, and Jan 27 12:50:59 the problem of new kernel image is it does not include the pcmcia modules. Jan 27 12:58:13 after installing kernel, just copy the kernel modules from the old version, and it may work. Jan 27 12:59:31 as you say, it is smart that new kernel image is fixed to include those modules. Jan 27 13:20:32 2007.12-r2 is also not working :( Jan 27 13:21:01 humorum: I can't copy any modules, because of no networking without wlan support Jan 27 13:21:16 that's it, I have to return to familiar for now Jan 27 13:23:29 humorum: do you think, it is possible, to use a package (in particular minimo) from an angstrom feed on familiar? Jan 27 13:41:40 MasterOne: I can't understand what you mean. Jan 27 13:42:27 My old angstrom image (x11-image) can run minimo and other packages. Jan 27 13:43:25 I install them with ipkg command. Jan 27 18:44:30 http://kernelnewbies.org/Linux_2_6_24 <- there's a new driver for 802.11g cf cards Jan 27 18:53:18 that's not all that might be interesting Jan 27 18:53:25 2.5. SPI/SDIO support in the MMC layer Jan 27 18:53:40 ...and hci_sdio, a driver for the standardised bluetooth interface. Jan 27 19:00:00 Hi Jan 27 19:09:50 Sketch: none of the Z's have SDIO though... Jan 27 19:10:52 because there's no driver Jan 27 19:11:16 except for that one binary driver some company released for a specific model... Jan 27 19:11:31 does angstrom support the ipaq h39xx? Jan 27 19:12:29 http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS9692674403.html Jan 27 19:14:03 I have a simpad and installed the angstrom dist. But the distribution lacks an orinoco driver which I need to have wifi operational. I tried to build the module myself but this doesn't work (I think it is a kernel mismatch). Ist the orinoco module still supported or Is there another driver which supports orinoco cards Jan 27 20:33:32 does suspend work on collie atm Jan 27 20:33:34 ? Jan 27 20:34:03 not that I know of Jan 27 20:34:29 :( Jan 27 20:37:59 are there i686 generic builds somewhere? Jan 27 22:07:07 hi Jan 27 22:10:11 is there any "qemu" based binaries? Jan 27 22:10:21 I wish to test Angstrom before flashing it Jan 28 00:11:48 hi Jan 28 00:12:02 dcordes hi Jan 28 00:14:29 exist tarball of angstrom for akita? Jan 28 00:15:27 yes Jan 28 00:16:09 ah, you mean a rootfs.tar.gz ? Jan 28 00:16:17 where is it? Jan 28 00:16:22 yes Jan 28 00:16:30 ah Jan 28 00:16:58 at first I thought you meant a tar.gz that contained initrd.bin, zImage and updater.sh Jan 28 00:17:05 let me see if I can find a rootfs.tar.gz Jan 28 00:18:38 I guess there isn't a rootfs.tar.gz for the release Jan 28 00:18:46 there is one for the unstable build here: http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/unstable/autobuild/akita/ Jan 28 00:19:46 in download not is it Jan 28 00:23:43 the mirror ewi go to work any day? Jan 28 00:23:57 of openzaurus **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Jan 28 02:59:57 2008