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Jan 31 14:06:22 <udovdh> hello
Jan 31 14:06:50 <udovdh> where can I find out about the current support of angstrom for the nokia n810?
Jan 31 14:07:10 <udovdh> howto etc is also welcome. I have some experience with angstrom on h2210 ipaq
Jan 31 15:43:44 <XorA> udovdh: very little support for the n810
Jan 31 15:43:56 <udovdh> oh?
Jan 31 15:43:57 <udovdh> :-(
Jan 31 15:44:07 <udovdh> what is the issue?
Jan 31 15:44:14 <udovdh> for H2210 ipaq it is very good
Jan 31 15:44:18 <XorA> I keep meaning to look into it, but all the n810 documentation around is very confusing
Jan 31 15:44:42 <XorA> main issue is that damn nokia special kernel and the fact linux-omap doesnt work on n810 at moment
Jan 31 15:44:42 <udovdh> there are a few mentions on google about people running it.
Jan 31 15:44:57 <udovdh> omap is an arch?
Jan 31 15:44:58 <XorA> I did make it work once
Jan 31 15:45:05 <udovdh> hmmm
Jan 31 15:45:13 <udovdh> I was wondering about buying an n810
Jan 31 15:45:13 <XorA> but I cant remeber what I did
Jan 31 15:45:33 <udovdh> maybe borrow the code from other devs?
Jan 31 15:45:41 <udovdh> once a kernel is there
Jan 31 15:45:46 <udovdh> and a toolchain...
Jan 31 15:45:50 <udovdh> we have a platform
Jan 31 15:46:07 <XorA> kernel is the sticking point for me at the moment
Jan 31 15:46:11 <udovdh> but thanks for responding
Jan 31 15:46:25 <udovdh> what is the current best upgrade for h2210 ipaq that works with angstrom?
Jan 31 15:46:33 <udovdh> e.g. like n810 
Jan 31 15:46:58 <XorA> no idea, most of the stuff well supported at the moment seems to be dev boards
Jan 31 15:47:07 <XorA> the Open Pandora should be well supported when it comes out
Jan 31 15:47:36 <udovdh> open pandora?
Jan 31 15:47:47 <XorA> www.openpandora.org
Jan 31 15:48:18 <XorA> but its a long way from easy public availability
Jan 31 15:49:02 <udovdh> pandora is almost ready as tit looks?
Jan 31 15:49:06 <udovdh> tit = it
Jan 31 15:50:48 <udovdh> hmm. must get one
Jan 31 15:51:07 <udovdh> but... no gps?
Jan 31 15:53:19 <XorA> they are supposed to start production on first run "real soon now" :-)
Jan 31 16:04:53 <udovdh> and pre-orders are closed
Jan 31 16:05:03 <udovdh> so we have n810 with gps
Jan 31 16:05:07 <udovdh> and pandora without
Jan 31 16:05:13 <udovdh> but with linux on there
Jan 31 16:05:18 <udovdh> hmmm.
Jan 31 16:05:36 <XorA> n810 might work, might even be quite simple, I just dont know
Jan 31 16:06:47 <udovdh> yes but not yet with angstrom
Jan 31 16:06:51 <udovdh> pandora has usb?
Jan 31 16:07:04 <XorA> yes
Jan 31 16:07:10 <udovdh> so a gps might work from there
Jan 31 16:07:33 <udovdh> maybe even the same gps I have for the other ipaq in the car w/tomtom
Jan 31 16:07:36 <udovdh> hmmm
Jan 31 16:09:22 <udovdh> say at the end of march I decide
Jan 31 16:13:06 <udovdh> but as it looks the n810 is better
Jan 31 16:13:09 <udovdh> since I don't play games
Jan 31 16:13:20 <udovdh> and gps is nice extra
Jan 31 16:17:11 <XorA> work on the kernel for HTC Kaiser :-)
Jan 31 16:22:18 <udovdh> htc kaiser? isn't that a phone?
Jan 31 20:16:50 <mimecar> hi
Jan 31 22:10:31 <nDuff> I'm looking to build a trivial x86-based embedded firewall appliance; userspace doesn't need anything more than busybox and iptables. Is angstrom the right tool for the job, or would something else (core OE, buildroot) be more appropriate?
Jan 31 22:10:59 <mimecar> you can use OE
Jan 31 22:20:29 <zzach> for a hp ipaq h5550, the precompiled kernel zImage-2.6.21-hh20-r6-h5000.bin is booting, a self-compiled kernel  zImage-2.6.21-hh20-r16-h5000.bin (built as described in http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/building-angstrom using bitbake console-image) is hanging while booting. What must be changed to compile the -r6 version instead of -r16?
Jan 31 22:27:14 <ant__> zzach: are you building .dev?
Jan 31 22:34:04 <zzach> ant__:  stable version (git checkout -b org.openembedded.stable origin/org.openembedded.stable)
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