**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Jan 09 02:59:58 2011 Jan 09 14:35:12 anyone dealing with the "libertas timeout" problem ? Jan 09 20:58:51 bluelightning: hey, doing well ? Jan 09 22:37:54 Ah Marex was here and I missed him >: | Jan 09 22:38:23 Oh well anyone around that can help me with cocoboot? I need to figure out why I can't boot my own kernel (or rootfs) Jan 09 22:39:03 For some reason editing the linux.boot.cfg file to point to linux/rootfs.ext2 doesn't work (and I'm aware that's the default) Jan 09 23:10:31 edude03: what ? Jan 09 23:11:08 your own kernel ? the kernel doesn't even boot ? Jan 09 23:11:21 how big is it / what device do you boot it on / ... ? Jan 09 23:47:04 Sorry should be more specific Jan 09 23:47:30 I have a Palm TX that I had opie running on using cocoboot 0.6.1 and the latest miska kernel from his site Jan 09 23:47:48 I wanted to try and build Openmoko 2008 for it Jan 09 23:48:14 Which I managed to do, took a little editing to the bitbake files and a little grep because the git repo for hackndev changed Jan 09 23:48:22 but anyway the rootfs and kernel built Jan 09 23:49:04 The zImage that build is slightly smaller than the mishka one (1.3mb / 1.7) Jan 09 23:49:36 I replaced the opie rootfs with the OM2008 one that was build Jan 09 23:49:55 and called it "rootfs.ext2" (and yes it is a valid ext2 FS) Jan 09 23:50:31 but when I hit boot in cocoboot it say that it can't find the rootfs make sure that it exists (which it does under linux/rootfs.ext2) Jan 09 23:52:01 oh and like I mentioned before I uncommented the rootfs line in the Linux.boot.cfg so that it says ROOTFS = linux/rootfs.ext2 Jan 09 23:52:30 Though a comment in the file says that should be the default so I'm not sure what's going on Jan 10 00:14:20 '-_- Jan 10 00:14:51 Are you seriously telling me that I couldn't boot my rootfs because it needs a .conf file in the linux folder >_>* Jan 10 00:44:00 edude03: well ... you can compile the kernel bootargs right into kernel Jan 10 00:44:32 edude03: and you can adjust the kernel command line to point to the correct rootfs Jan 10 00:44:55 though I suppose if you don't have the rootfs on a separate partition, you'll need some initramfs or something to loopback mount it Jan 10 00:46:07 edude03: though I'm slightly concerned about your kernel ... maybe you should just use mainline one Jan 10 00:46:55 http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/marex/pxa-linux-2.6.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/devel-fix here Jan 10 00:57:34 marex: it checked out from HnD Jan 10 00:57:41 So yeah maybe I should just use the mainline Jan 10 00:59:01 However it boots using miska's kernel right now so now I'm fighting a different issue Jan 10 01:06:39 oh also I was reading a post from you marex from back in 2k9 where you said there was a tree that had better wifi support than mainline on the TX Jan 10 01:06:51 Is wifi support merged into mainline now? Jan 10 02:25:06 edude03: it is Jan 10 02:25:14 Great Jan 10 02:25:46 Do I just check out your repo or the main git.kernel.org repo? Jan 10 02:28:52 git clone git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/marex/pxa-linux-2.6 ; cd pxa-linux-2.6 ; git checkout devel-fix Jan 10 02:29:20 then compile ... make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabi- menuconfig ; make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabi- -j9 Jan 10 02:42:43 Thanks marex, last thing if you happen to know Jan 10 02:43:12 Was there any progress on jtagging / dumping the NAND on the TX? Google isn't helping me much ATM Jan 10 02:53:54 I have the whole NAND image, why ? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Jan 10 02:59:58 2011