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Jun 07 03:26:33 <CIA-5> 03bzhou * 10unslung/make/py-pgsql.mk: py-pgsql: try to use a good mirror
Jun 07 03:29:40 <CIA-5> 03bzhou * 10unslung/make/tcpwrappers.mk: tcpwrappers: rm leftover from old build
Jun 07 04:54:23 <rwhitby> Still no-one has tried the 3.8 binary release ...
Jun 07 06:06:32 <CIA-5> 03bzhou * 10unslung/make/ipython.mk: ipython: upstream upgrade to 0.7.2, egg install
Jun 07 16:16:45 <ignatoff> has anyone worked with an 116x USB HCD and ixp425/kernel-2.6.x ?
Jun 07 16:28:23 <eFfeM> ignatoff: what is your problem/question with that ?
Jun 07 16:28:33 <eFfeM> don't know what a 116x is
Jun 07 16:31:59 <ignatoff> eFfeM: isp116x usb host controller 
Jun 07 16:32:24 <ignatoff> i think it is a io mem mapping problem
Jun 07 16:32:47 <eFfeM> normally host adapters do not provide much of a problem under linux
Jun 07 16:32:55 <eFfeM> is this uhci, ohci or ehci?
Jun 07 16:33:01 <ignatoff> ohci
Jun 07 16:34:46 <eFfeM> hm. is this a homebrewn project? it is not nslu2-linux so it might be off-topic here
Jun 07 16:35:29 <ignatoff> eFfeM: uClinux on an xscale - ixp425 kernel 2.6.12
Jun 07 16:36:01 <eFfeM> uClinux is more vulnerable to memory issues as you have no mmu
Jun 07 16:36:16 <eFfeM> still need to dig into this
Jun 07 16:36:27 <ignatoff> the one that i use has 
Jun 07 16:36:36 <ignatoff> ixp425
Jun 07 16:36:53 <ignatoff> and the dist allows it for selection 
Jun 07 16:37:47 <eFfeM> yeah, this is probably for one of the other nas-es, it might well be that indeed some of your settings (e.g. addresses of device registers) is different
Jun 07 16:38:00 <ignatoff> i have the usb hcd working under 2.4.x with using _VIRT and no use of ioremap 
Jun 07 16:38:01 <ignatoff> but
Jun 07 16:38:22 <ignatoff> under 2.6.12 using _PHYS and ioremap doesnt work :(
Jun 07 16:39:44 <eFfeM> hm. it looks like you are looking at the right spot
Jun 07 16:40:06 <eFfeM> I'm not an uclinux expert but as you have no mmu isn't virt == phys ?
Jun 07 16:40:59 <ignatoff> i do have mmu
Jun 07 16:41:19 <eFfeM> ??????
Jun 07 16:41:21 <ignatoff> to make it more confusing :)
Jun 07 16:41:29 <eFfeM> then why are you using uclinux ???
Jun 07 16:41:47 <ignatoff> it was once started with uclinux i am taking over 
Jun 07 16:42:03 <ignatoff> uclinux allowes you to sellect mmu - on
Jun 07 16:42:25 <eFfeM> ah ok didn't know that. for me uclinux == no mmu
Jun 07 16:42:52 <ignatoff> well if you have applied the right patchthat is :)
Jun 07 16:42:58 <eFfeM> you might be able to insert a printk or so to print the actual physical address for the i/o registers
Jun 07 16:44:30 <ignatoff> i have ... after ioremap i do not recognise them ... not too sure how ioremap works 
Jun 07 16:44:42 <eFfeM> neither do i, sorry
Jun 07 22:04:09 <l0c4lh0st> Hmm, the Sercomm utility won't see my slug (it is in upgrade mode, the orange light is flashing)
Jun 07 22:04:21 <l0c4lh0st> How can I fix it? Or should I run Upslug anyway?
Jun 07 22:04:35 <NAiL> orange light?
Jun 07 22:04:38 <l0c4lh0st> Gotta go sleep now, will read back in the archives if someone can help me
Jun 07 22:04:44 <NAiL> it should be flashing alternatively red/green
Jun 07 22:04:44 <l0c4lh0st> Yeah, NAiL
Jun 07 22:04:50 <NAiL> alternating
Jun 07 22:04:53 <l0c4lh0st> Ready/status is flashing orange
Jun 07 22:04:58 <placid_> might be better going to general support channel
Jun 07 22:04:59 <l0c4lh0st> ooh.. oops
Jun 07 22:05:12 <l0c4lh0st> So what's it doing now then? :P
Jun 07 22:05:27 <NAiL> l0c4lh0st: easiest way: Hold reset-button, power on, wait until red status, let go of reset, SerCom.
Jun 07 22:05:42 <l0c4lh0st> I know, I did that
Jun 07 22:05:57 <l0c4lh0st> But then it started blinking orange instead of red (I thought that was meant by red... my mistake)
Jun 07 22:06:06 <NAiL> odd
Jun 07 22:06:42 <NAiL> are you *sure* it went red before you released the reset button? 
Jun 07 22:08:11 <l0c4lh0st> Yes, 100% sure
Jun 07 22:08:17 <l0c4lh0st> I'm just gonna try again
Jun 07 22:08:19 <rwhitby> l0c4lh0st: the reset button is the pinhole on the back, right?
Jun 07 22:08:24 <l0c4lh0st> Yes
Jun 07 22:08:28 <l0c4lh0st> I had to put a pen into it
Jun 07 22:08:33 <l0c4lh0st> Because it's so small
Jun 07 22:09:10 <rwhitby> if you can't get red/green flashing using that method, then your bootloader is hosed.
Jun 07 22:09:29 <rwhitby> Did you use the EraseAll tool perchance?
Jun 07 22:09:39 <l0c4lh0st> no
Jun 07 22:10:23 <rwhitby> describe exactly what order and timing you're pushing buttons to get into upgrade mode ...
Jun 07 22:10:55 <l0c4lh0st> Okay I turned my NSLU2 off, by pressing the power button, then I hold the reset button while powering it on again
Jun 07 22:11:03 <rwhitby> (humour me, cause this is the first time someone who hasn't used EraseAll hasn't been able to get into upgrade mode)
Jun 07 22:11:17 <l0c4lh0st> Then I wait for the red light, as soon as I see the red light I release the reset button
Jun 07 22:11:23 <l0c4lh0st> And then it became.... orange :/
Jun 07 22:11:46 <rwhitby> you haven't put an alternate bootloader or anything on it have you?
Jun 07 22:11:52 <rwhitby> (e.g. apex)
Jun 07 22:11:56 <l0c4lh0st> It's running uNSLUng
Jun 07 22:11:58 <l0c4lh0st> That's it
Jun 07 22:12:22 <l0c4lh0st> I resetted it, I can get into the uNSLUng configuration page
Jun 07 22:12:31 <l0c4lh0st> So I think the bootloader still works?
Jun 07 22:12:47 <l0c4lh0st> It still sees my USB stick, etc
Jun 07 22:12:50 <rwhitby> so you can boot it, but just can't upgrade it?
Jun 07 22:13:04 <l0c4lh0st> I can upgrade it, I just can't get it in upgrade mode
Jun 07 22:13:49 <rwhitby> well, that is really weird.  As I said, we've never before had a bootable slug that won't go into upgrade mode.
Jun 07 22:14:01 <l0c4lh0st> I'll try again tomorrow :)
Jun 07 22:14:06 <rwhitby> ok
Jun 07 22:14:10 <l0c4lh0st> Maybe it's just because it's late..... hehe
Jun 08 02:23:03 <CIA-6> 03bzhou * 10unslung/make/swi-prolog.mk: swi-prolog: upstream upgrade to 5.6.13
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