**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Dec 15 02:59:58 2012
Dec 15 14:27:27 <ayaka> GNUtoo, hello, I have a problem, one of my friend want to camera in his mobile, it is supported in kernel, but does he need to do some thing in android?
Dec 15 14:27:45 <GNUtoo> hi
Dec 15 14:27:49 <GNUtoo> can you refrase?
Dec 15 14:28:05 <GNUtoo> basically what doesn't work?
Dec 15 14:28:11 <GNUtoo> what's the error message?
Dec 15 14:28:14 <GNUtoo> and what's the use case?
Dec 15 14:28:56 <ayaka> what is "refrase", he doesn't get the camera now, but the people sell this has tried that, it failed
Dec 15 14:30:16 <ayaka> the orignal camera only support 2M, but the new one is 5M, as the seller said, if you want to get a picture more than 2M, you only get screen mess
Dec 15 14:30:57 <GNUtoo> what phone?
Dec 15 14:31:07 <GNUtoo> refrase means re-explain with better terms
Dec 15 14:31:36 <ayaka> I want to know most of android kernel use v4l2 or sensor way to driver camer? I will call my friend to here
Dec 15 14:31:48 <GNUtoo> ah ok
Dec 15 14:31:57 <GNUtoo> not all android devices uses v4l2
Dec 15 14:32:09 <GNUtoo> but thoses who do, often do it in a non-standard way
Dec 15 14:32:28 <GNUtoo> for instance running mplayer on it will probably not work
Dec 15 14:32:43 <GNUtoo> the easiest way is probably to look at the camera source code for your android device
Dec 15 14:32:49 <GNUtoo> and figure out how it works
Dec 15 14:33:07 <GNUtoo> and maybe create a gst-plugin for that camera interface
Dec 15 14:33:17 <GNUtoo> and then use gstreamer
Dec 15 14:33:44 <GNUtoo> in the best case scenario the gst-plugin is a modified v4l2src
Dec 15 14:34:06 <GNUtoo> so you take v4l2src and you modify it, for instance to change the order in which things are done
Dec 15 14:34:39 <ayaka> his mobile is made by ZTE, but I forget the model
Dec 15 14:35:29 <ayaka> we can use gstreamer in android ? I know there is a port, but I am not sure it can works
Dec 15 14:35:45 <misc> yep, it work
Dec 15 14:35:54 <ayaka> GNUtoo, zte n880e
Dec 15 14:37:45 <GNUtoo> ayaka, since I didn't understand well what you said I assumed you wanted that in GNU/Linux
Dec 15 14:37:48 <GNUtoo> that beeing the camera
Dec 15 14:37:56 <GNUtoo> and that it already worked in android
Dec 15 14:38:01 <GNUtoo> so try to re-explain better
Dec 15 14:38:58 <ayaka> GNUtoo,  sorry, he want it in android
Dec 15 14:39:24 <GNUtoo> so why doens't it work in android already?
Dec 15 14:39:35 <GNUtoo> usually it works when you buy it or if you install cyanogenmod
Dec 15 14:39:46 <GNUtoo> does he want replicant on his phone?
Dec 15 14:43:41 <ayaka> 1. he has a ZTE n880E mobile 2. the orignal camera is 2M pixel 3. the new camera is 5M pixel
Dec 15 14:45:28 <ayaka> The person sell the new camera has tried it with cyanogenmod, it can only take picture under 2M pixel 
Dec 15 14:45:47 <ayaka> I think he is glad to use replicant
Dec 15 14:49:39 <ayaka>  I saw #include <media/v4l2-device.h> in driver
Dec 15 14:54:18 <ayaka> GNUtoo, but one thing I don't know, the config from kernel build in two camera driver, but you have teached me that arm can't detect hardware, how does kernel which camera is connected?
Dec 15 14:56:00 <GNUtoo> ayaka, so he bought a new camera for putting in his phone, like unscrewing his phone, putting the camera etc...
Dec 15 14:56:11 <GNUtoo> ?
Dec 15 14:56:30 <ayaka> GNUtoo,  it is Guest45699, my friend. Yes, it is
Dec 15 14:56:49 <GNUtoo> he needs to change the driver to use a new sensor
Dec 15 14:57:04 <GNUtoo> basically like most embedded stuff you have a CPU/SOC interface
Dec 15 14:57:19 <GNUtoo> and you have sensors
Dec 15 14:57:28 <GNUtoo> (audio is mostly similar)
Dec 15 14:57:40 <GNUtoo> so you should have a machine driver for your camera
Dec 15 14:57:46 <GNUtoo> just make it use the other sensor
Dec 15 14:57:52 <ayaka> I think the kernel has supported, so you may need some works in android
Dec 15 14:58:07 <ayaka> Guest45699, follow us talking
Dec 15 14:58:09 <GNUtoo> read again what I said
Dec 15 14:58:16 <GNUtoo> you need to modify the kernel
Dec 15 14:58:21 <GNUtoo> not android
Dec 15 14:58:39 <GNUtoo> there is a .c file that ties the CPU/SOC interface to a sensor
Dec 15 14:58:40 <Guest45699> i have driver in kernel
Dec 15 14:58:50 <GNUtoo> yes but you need to modify that .c file
Dec 15 14:58:59 <GNUtoo> to tell the kernel that you have another sensor
Dec 15 14:59:17 <GNUtoo> let me look
Dec 15 14:59:17 <ayaka> GNUtoo,  the new camera is ov7670.c, it has been in kernel source
Dec 15 14:59:24 <GNUtoo> yes I know
Dec 15 14:59:41 <GNUtoo> what I mean is that the detection is not automatic
Dec 15 14:59:47 <Guest45699> no, is ov5640
Dec 15 15:00:07 <ayaka> ok, not in kernel source
Dec 15 15:00:18 <GNUtoo> config SOC_CAMERA
Dec 15 15:00:24 <GNUtoo> look at that
Dec 15 15:00:42 <GNUtoo> if your device is standard it probably uses something like that
Dec 15 15:00:56 <ayaka> I mean that ov5640 is not in kernel source
Dec 15 15:01:18 <GNUtoo> "SoC Camera is a common API to several cameras, not connecting over a bus like PCI or USB. For example some i2c camera connected directly to the data bus of an SoC."
Dec 15 15:01:26 <GNUtoo> ah ok
Dec 15 15:01:29 <GNUtoo> then add it
Dec 15 15:02:37 <Guest45699> ayaka,ov5640 is in kernel source
Dec 15 15:03:18 <Guest45699> the kernel image have compile it
Dec 15 15:03:59 <Guest45699> but how to use it in user space
Dec 15 15:04:44 <ayaka> GNUtoo,  sorry, it has been in kernel
Dec 15 15:05:23 <ayaka> but it seems that it doesn't use v4l2
Dec 15 15:06:59 <GNUtoo> ok
Dec 15 15:07:09 <GNUtoo> so what's the interface between android and the kernel?
Dec 15 15:07:39 <Guest45699> i2c
Dec 15 15:08:48 <ayaka> not i2c, GNUtoo doesn't mean that
Dec 15 15:08:57 <Guest45699> ah
Dec 15 15:09:54 <Guest45699> msm_camera.c in kernel source?
Dec 15 15:10:22 <GNUtoo> ah it's msm_camera
Dec 15 15:10:33 <Guest45699> yeah
Dec 15 15:10:35 <GNUtoo> ok
Dec 15 15:10:46 <Guest45699> msm_7627a cpu
Dec 15 15:10:50 <GNUtoo> ok
Dec 15 15:11:14 <GNUtoo> then try to look if they forked the SOC_CAMERA and how to tell it to use the sensor that you have
Dec 15 15:11:26 <GNUtoo> if I remember well you have to interrface the sensor with msm_camera
Dec 15 15:12:10 <Guest45699> let me have a look
Dec 15 15:19:17 <Guest45699> msm_camera in driver directory?
Dec 15 15:23:04 <GNUtoo> where's your kernel sources?
Dec 15 15:23:35 <Guest45699> in my computer
Dec 15 15:24:08 <GNUtoo> how can I download the same sources than you have?
Dec 15 15:24:09 <ayaka> I think there is in ZTE website
Dec 15 15:24:32 <GNUtoo> Guest45699, is your phone supported by cyanogenmod and do you use cyanogenmod?
Dec 15 15:24:50 <ayaka> but you need a little modify, ZTE's source is much worse than htc
Dec 15 15:25:13 <Guest45699> i'm not sure
Dec 15 15:25:22 <ayaka> GNUtoo,  of source not, cyanogenmod haven't never support ZTE I think
Dec 15 15:26:37 <GNUtoo> it does for some phones if I remember well, let me check
Dec 15 15:26:47 <Guest45699> i have heard that andoid source should have vendor directory,is it right?
Dec 15 15:27:06 <GNUtoo> zte blade
Dec 15 15:27:09 <GNUtoo> zte v9
Dec 15 15:27:18 <ayaka> GNUtoo,  sorry, cyanogenmod support zte, but not his one
Dec 15 15:27:27 <Guest45699> yeah
Dec 15 15:27:33 <Guest45699> zte n880e
Dec 15 15:27:35 <GNUtoo> ok
Dec 15 15:27:52 <GNUtoo> can you point me to a link of the source (I'm doing 3 things at once)
Dec 15 15:28:55 <ayaka> GNUtoo, can I say some chinese to him?
Dec 15 15:29:15 <Guest45699> http://support.zte.com.cn/support/%28S%28bz4ygrz4n5lfn53konayuy2z%29%29/news/NewsDetail.aspx?newsId=1002102
Dec 15 15:30:14 <Guest45699> i download it for this
Dec 15 15:31:11 <Guest45699> can you visit it?
Dec 15 15:34:31 <GNUtoo> let me look
Dec 15 15:34:41 <zhuang> ok
Dec 15 15:36:50 <GNUtoo> dowloading....
Dec 15 15:38:58 <zhuang> thinks
Dec 15 15:40:03 <zhuang> thanks
Dec 15 15:42:39 <GNUtoo> ok downloaded
Dec 15 15:42:45 <GNUtoo> how can I join the zips now
Dec 15 15:43:28 <ayaka> GNUtoo, you are using android?
Dec 15 15:44:33 <GNUtoo> yes
Dec 15 15:44:38 <GNUtoo> replicant
Dec 15 15:44:40 <GNUtoo> and also SHR
Dec 15 15:44:45 <GNUtoo> I switch phones often
Dec 15 15:45:37 <ayaka> then AndroidZIP
Dec 15 15:46:17 <GNUtoo> ?
Dec 15 15:46:42 <ayaka> as you don't use suffix, I don't detetive which device your are using. AndroidZip is program name
Dec 15 15:46:53 <ayaka> sorry, AndroZip
Dec 15 15:49:22 <GNUtoo> ok I found out how to do it without that program
Dec 15 15:49:37 <ayaka> how to? busybox?
Dec 15 15:50:25 <zhuang> R.E?
Dec 15 15:50:46 <GNUtoo> unzip P740A_Kernel.7z.001.zip
Dec 15 15:50:51 <GNUtoo> with all zip in the same dir
Dec 15 15:51:12 <GNUtoo> ah wait a minute
Dec 15 15:51:14 <GNUtoo> that failed
Dec 15 15:51:23 <GNUtoo> anyway it's possible
Dec 15 15:51:26 <GNUtoo> with unzip
Dec 15 15:51:34 <GNUtoo> since there is a program to split stuff
Dec 15 15:52:34 <GNUtoo> (zipsplit)
Dec 15 15:53:19 <zhuang> but how can you unpack 7z?
Dec 15 15:53:39 <ayaka> zhuang, in linux or android?
Dec 15 15:53:51 <GNUtoo> 7zr
Dec 15 15:53:55 <zhuang> android
Dec 15 16:00:33 <GNUtoo> ok I have it now
Dec 15 16:00:54 <GNUtoo> I did that:
Dec 15 16:00:55 <GNUtoo> cat *.zip > out/out.zip
Dec 15 16:01:00 <GNUtoo> zip -FF out/out.zip
Dec 15 16:01:16 <GNUtoo> oops
Dec 15 16:01:17 <GNUtoo> zip -FF out/out.zip --out out/fixed.zip
Dec 15 16:01:27 <GNUtoo> cd out; unzip fixed.zip
Dec 15 16:01:34 <GNUtoo> 7zr x P740A_Kernel.7z.001
Dec 15 16:01:43 <GNUtoo> and then I unziped the resulting file
Dec 15 16:02:12 <zhuang> ok
Dec 15 16:02:14 <ayaka> I wonder why ZTE  pack in such way
Dec 15 16:03:37 <GNUtoo> config MSM_CAMERA_SENSOR
Dec 15 16:03:45 <GNUtoo> just add your sensor in that dir:
Dec 15 16:04:27 <GNUtoo> media/video/msm
Dec 15 16:04:27 <GNUtoo> and make the msm camera work with it
Dec 15 16:07:04 <zhuang> let me look
Dec 15 16:11:48 <zhuang> i pull config.gz from my phone and find it have complied ov5640
Dec 15 16:12:49 <zhuang> my camera in my phone is mt9d115,it also have complied
Dec 15 16:17:15 <GNUtoo> yes but compiled for what framework?
Dec 15 16:17:19 <GNUtoo> the msm_camera ?
Dec 15 16:17:30 <GNUtoo> or other camera systems such as the standard SOC_CAMERA?
Dec 15 16:17:48 <GNUtoo> because you need to add your sensor to msm_camera if I understand well
Dec 15 16:18:59 <zhuang> in which dir?
Dec 15 16:20:17 <GNUtoo> drivers/media/video/msm
Dec 15 16:20:31 <GNUtoo> look if it's there 
Dec 15 16:20:35 <GNUtoo> compile it in if so
Dec 15 16:22:08 <zhuang> serach its name in that file?
Dec 15 16:22:32 <ayaka> boht mt9d115 and ov5640 use msm_camera framework
Dec 15 16:23:38 <GNUtoo> yes so compile them both inside
Dec 15 16:25:45 <ayaka> yes, they have been built in 
Dec 15 16:26:04 <GNUtoo> ok
Dec 15 16:26:06 <GNUtoo> let me look
Dec 15 16:26:14 <GNUtoo> it seem that you need pdata or something like that
Dec 15 16:26:24 <GNUtoo> let me look
Dec 15 16:27:06 <GNUtoo> what's your board name?
Dec 15 16:27:10 <GNUtoo> cat /proc/cpuinfo
Dec 15 16:27:11 <zhuang> the mt9d115 is only 200Mpix and ov5640 is 500Mpix,when i use ov5640,it works only in 200Mpix
Dec 15 16:27:14 <GNUtoo> look for Hardware
Dec 15 16:27:46 <zhuang> ok
Dec 15 16:27:59 <GNUtoo> static struct platform_device *camera_devices_msm[] __initdata = {
Dec 15 16:28:12 <GNUtoo> board-msm7627a-camera-zte.c
Dec 15 16:28:16 <GNUtoo> in arch/arm/mach-msm
Dec 15 16:29:40 <zhuang> atlas40
Dec 15 16:29:47 <GNUtoo> do you have CONFIG_OV5640 in your .config?
Dec 15 16:29:54 <zhuang> yes
Dec 15 16:29:58 <GNUtoo> ok
Dec 15 16:30:00 <ayaka> zhuang, don't forget to use a site like http://pastie.org/ to paste a long thing
Dec 15 16:30:50 <zhuang> ok
Dec 15 16:32:17 <GNUtoo> also I need a dmesg
Dec 15 16:33:10 <ayaka> zhuang, dmesg > a_file, then pull it
Dec 15 16:34:30 <zhuang> let me try
Dec 15 16:36:44 <zhuang> it says:sh: cannot create log: Read-only file system
Dec 15 16:36:51 <zhuang> and how can i do 
Dec 15 16:37:00 <GNUtoo> adb shell dmesg > dmesg
Dec 15 16:37:23 <ayaka> GNUtoo,  I can ssh him, let me do it
Dec 15 16:38:01 <zhuang> my ip is 210.34.146.27
Dec 15 16:38:10 <ayaka> zhuang, if don't know how to do that, connect your mobile to the computer I can ssh
Dec 15 16:38:27 <ayaka> zhuang, ok I will
Dec 15 16:38:28 <zhuang> ok,tmux
Dec 15 16:39:34 <zhuang> can you attach?
Dec 15 16:39:38 <ayaka> zhuang, no
Dec 15 16:40:04 <ayaka> zhuang, do you install openssh-server on that one?
Dec 15 16:40:24 <zhuang> ah,i forget it
Dec 15 16:40:33 <zhuang> sorry,ayaka
Dec 15 16:41:13 <ayaka> I notice you don't receive my private message, as I can't speak chinese here
Dec 15 16:44:27 <ayaka> GNUtoo, http://paste.debian.net/216438/
Dec 15 16:45:09 <GNUtoo> can you do it right after boot
Dec 15 16:45:17 <GNUtoo> because here there is not the camera messages
Dec 15 16:46:01 <zhuang> ssh is ok
Dec 15 16:46:05 <ayaka> zhuang, I will reboot your mobile, can I?
Dec 15 16:46:35 <zhuang> ok
Dec 15 16:48:31 <ayaka> GNUtoo, http://paste.debian.net/216440/
Dec 15 16:50:57 <GNUtoo> <3>[01-01 00:00:02.581] [1: swapper]--CAMERA-- ov5640_probe_readID ok , device id error, should be 0x5640
Dec 15 16:51:25 <ayaka> GNUtoo, he is using mt9d115 now
Dec 15 16:51:38 <GNUtoo> ah?
Dec 15 16:51:46 <zhuang> yeah
Dec 15 16:51:48 <GNUtoo> can he try with the sensor he wants to use?
Dec 15 16:52:10 <ayaka> GNUtoo, no he doesn't get it now, it is only the way
Dec 15 16:52:28 <GNUtoo> ?
Dec 15 16:52:59 <ayaka> he just buy it online, he will get it tomorrow
Dec 15 16:53:51 <GNUtoo> then how does he knows in advance that it doesn't work?
Dec 15 16:54:08 <GNUtoo> because it could work out of the box
Dec 15 16:54:11 <GNUtoo> or not....
Dec 15 16:54:18 <GNUtoo> he cannot know before
Dec 15 16:54:27 <GNUtoo> he cannot even make it work without the hardware
Dec 15 16:54:38 <ayaka> GNUtoo,  the person who sell camera has tested it
Dec 15 16:54:42 <GNUtoo> ok
Dec 15 16:54:47 <GNUtoo> and it didn't work?
Dec 15 16:54:56 <zhuang> yes
Dec 15 16:55:02 <GNUtoo> ok
Dec 15 16:55:08 <GNUtoo> then he'll have to make it work
Dec 15 16:55:28 <ayaka> as he said, it can only works in 2Mpielx mode, higher will get a mess 
Dec 15 16:55:43 <GNUtoo> no idea
Dec 15 16:55:47 <GNUtoo> I don't have that hardware
Dec 15 16:55:50 <GNUtoo> so I don't know
Dec 15 16:55:58 <GNUtoo> I'm even out of the loop with msm stuff
Dec 15 16:56:07 <GNUtoo> I know work with more clean stuff
Dec 15 16:57:14 <ayaka> GNUtoo,  maybe the camera program in user mode can't solve the picture more than 2Mpielx?
Dec 15 16:57:23 <GNUtoo> no idea
Dec 15 16:57:32 <GNUtoo> just wait for the hardware
Dec 15 16:57:40 <GNUtoo> and once you get the hardware try it
Dec 15 16:57:52 <zhuang> ok
Dec 15 16:57:54 <ayaka> GNUtoo, ok, I will let him come here tomorrow
Dec 15 16:58:44 <ayaka> but one thing, android's hal doesn't do any thing specail for hardware init?
Dec 15 16:59:11 <GNUtoo> the camera libs do
Dec 15 16:59:25 <GNUtoo> but as far as I know no one wrote free libs for msm cameras
Dec 15 16:59:39 <GNUtoo> we however have some infos on how it works
Dec 15 16:59:51 <GNUtoo> because someone sent that to mainline
Dec 15 17:00:03 <GNUtoo> I mean he tried to get the msm_camera driver integrated
Dec 15 17:00:07 <GNUtoo> of course it was refused 
Dec 15 17:00:11 <GNUtoo> not because it was dirty
Dec 15 17:00:22 <GNUtoo> but because of the dependency on non-free libs
Dec 15 17:00:31 <GNUtoo> and the driver design 
Dec 15 17:00:53 <ayaka> GNUtoo, ok, if even kernel part works fine but camera lib doesn't support it, camera doesn't work either?
Dec 15 17:02:09 <GNUtoo> maybe it does
Dec 15 17:02:10 <ayaka> which mainline? the kernel or SHR ?
Dec 15 17:02:29 <GNUtoo> the linus torvalds version
Dec 15 17:07:08 <ayaka> I see, but I confuse， msm_camera  framework has been in kernel doesn't it?
Dec 15 17:07:51 <GNUtoo> in your kernel yes
Dec 15 17:08:01 <GNUtoo> but not in linus torvalds version
Dec 15 17:08:11 <GNUtoo> the one from kernel.org doesn't have much about msm
Dec 15 17:08:31 <GNUtoo> basically the one you have for the zte is a fork
Dec 15 17:08:48 <GNUtoo> android kernel is a fork of the linus torvalds one
Dec 15 17:09:01 <GNUtoo> and the zte one is a fork of the android one probably
Dec 15 17:09:08 <GNUtoo> or maybe a fork of a code aurora one
Dec 15 17:09:14 <GNUtoo> that is a fork of the android one
Dec 15 17:09:36 <ayaka> GNUtoo, but Code Aurora  has it
Dec 15 17:09:43 <GNUtoo> ok
Dec 15 17:09:48 <GNUtoo> but it's not in kenrel.org
Dec 15 17:09:54 <GNUtoo> kernel.org is the official one
Dec 15 17:10:00 <ayaka> GNUtoo, I knew
Dec 15 17:10:05 <GNUtoo> ok
Dec 15 17:10:37 <GNUtoo> https://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git;a=tree;f=arch/arm/mach-msm;h=6d43322d62685eb1a7f882293b7ee9293465c2b6;hb=HEAD
Dec 15 17:10:43 <GNUtoo> that's all there is in 3.7
Dec 15 17:10:43 <ayaka> but the even Code Aurora's kernel depends on non-free libs, doesn't it?
Dec 15 17:10:51 <GNUtoo> for camera yes
Dec 15 17:12:38 <ayaka> GNUtoo, do you where is the location of  lib ? does it on Code Aurora's kerne source ?
Dec 15 17:12:59 <GNUtoo> on your device
Dec 15 17:13:03 <GNUtoo> like inside your phone
Dec 15 17:13:06 <GNUtoo> without the source code
Dec 15 17:13:38 <GNUtoo> probably named libcamera*
Dec 15 17:17:51 <ayaka> GNUtoo,  I confuse, the msm_camera in kenrel part that is clear, but we don't know how user part use the data which is exported by kernel?
Dec 15 17:34:09 <GNUtoo> yes
Dec 15 17:39:03 <ayaka> GNUtoo, I see, thank you
Dec 15 17:40:36 <ayaka> Samsung use OMAP, but if you want flash it, it need to entire a mode where android is diging
Dec 15 17:40:58 <ayaka> can we install u-boot in it, and use u-boot to flash it ?
Dec 15 17:56:00 <GNUtoo> ayaka, samsung uses many SOC
Dec 15 17:56:29 <GNUtoo> and yes you can install uboot on some samsung devies but it's very dangerous
Dec 15 17:56:48 <ayaka> why?
Dec 15 17:57:22 <GNUtoo> because recoverying is hard
Dec 15 17:58:02 <GNUtoo> else just put uboot instead of the kenrel
Dec 15 17:58:06 <GNUtoo> and there is no risks
Dec 15 18:02:08 <ayaka> I also confuse about it parttitation tables, if you want to flash kernel , recovey or getting root, you both using Odin flash the boot parttitation
Dec 15 18:03:35 <GNUtoo> don't use odin
Dec 15 18:03:45 <GNUtoo> it's dangerous, non-free, leaked etc...
Dec 15 18:03:52 <GNUtoo> use heimdall instead
Dec 15 18:05:10 <GNUtoo> https://github.com/Benjamin-Dobell/Heimdall.git
Dec 15 18:05:44 <GNUtoo> http://www.glassechidna.com.au/products/heimdall/
Dec 15 18:09:31 <vquicksilver> GNUtoo: hi
Dec 15 18:09:37 <GNUtoo> hi
Dec 15 18:10:25 <vquicksilver> GNUtoo: The new image it's able to boot but I can't click on any option on the keyboard layout selection screen
Dec 15 18:10:42 <GNUtoo> ah?
Dec 15 18:11:04 <GNUtoo> can you ssh inside?
Dec 15 18:11:18 <GNUtoo> because probably the /dev/input/ nodes changes
Dec 15 18:11:20 <GNUtoo> *changed
Dec 15 18:11:30 <vquicksilver> GNUtoo: not at the moment I don't have a terminal
Dec 15 18:11:34 <vquicksilver> to enable usbnet
Dec 15 18:11:53 <GNUtoo> ok
Dec 15 18:11:58 <GNUtoo> you have serial?
Dec 15 18:11:59 <vquicksilver> GNUtoo: It shouldn't, at least on the old image
Dec 15 18:12:08 <GNUtoo> you changed kernel?
Dec 15 18:12:17 <vquicksilver> GNUtoo: no, it's the same kernel
Dec 15 18:12:25 <GNUtoo> because the thing that you could do is hook the systemd scripts
Dec 15 18:12:29 <GNUtoo> and add code in it
Dec 15 18:12:35 <GNUtoo> so you would debug it that way
Dec 15 18:12:44 <GNUtoo> for instancou would run:
Dec 15 18:12:47 <GNUtoo> dmesg > dmesg
Dec 15 18:13:07 <vquicksilver> GNUtoo: uhmmm, can I run echo 1 > /sys/class/usb_composite/rndis/enable
Dec 15 18:13:10 <vquicksilver> ?
Dec 15 18:13:20 <vquicksilver> in some script, for example on the sshd script?
Dec 15 18:14:18 <GNUtoo> or in the usbnet script
Dec 15 18:14:39 <vquicksilver> I have to look at the crespo recipe for it
Dec 15 18:14:44 <GNUtoo> didn't you do a script for usbnet?
Dec 15 18:15:02 <vquicksilver> GNUtoo: nope, the last time I enabled usbnet on the ramdisk
Dec 15 18:15:10 <GNUtoo> ok
Dec 15 18:15:15 <GNUtoo> then do one
Dec 15 18:15:18 <vquicksilver> GNUtoo: now it's running without a ramdisk so I have to fix it
Dec 15 18:15:52 <vquicksilver> GNUtoo: also I tried booting with the generated boot.img and it doesn't work
Dec 15 18:16:22 <vquicksilver> GNUtoo: I have to manually generate a boot.img with mkbootimg from replicant and the empty ramdisk
Dec 15 18:19:41 <GNUtoo> vquicksilver, ok
Dec 15 18:19:50 <GNUtoo> vquicksilver, get the right args from replicant
Dec 15 18:19:57 <GNUtoo> and put them in the kernel recipe
Dec 15 18:20:06 <GNUtoo> they are available in 2 locations:
Dec 15 18:20:13 <GNUtoo> or on the build logs
Dec 15 18:20:20 <GNUtoo> mkbootimg --args
Dec 15 18:20:31 <GNUtoo> or trough the board files 
Dec 15 18:20:44 <GNUtoo> like device/?/geeksphoneone
Dec 15 18:21:06 <GNUtoo> let me find it for crespo
Dec 15 18:23:32 <vquicksilver> GNUtoo: uhm ... it's not a problem with args
Dec 15 18:23:48 <GNUtoo> ah?
Dec 15 18:24:01 <GNUtoo> you mean with the initramfs itself?
Dec 15 18:24:05 <vquicksilver> GNUtoo: it's a problem with some tool, or the compiler, or the mkbootimg I use the same args in both cases
Dec 15 18:24:12 <vquicksilver> or the bootloader
Dec 15 18:24:15 <GNUtoo> ok
Dec 15 18:24:20 <vquicksilver> I have to do more test
Dec 15 18:24:31 <GNUtoo> note that mkbootimg takes different arguments
Dec 15 18:24:36 <GNUtoo> in the case of fso and android
Dec 15 18:24:42 <GNUtoo> one take an argument in hex
Dec 15 18:24:44 <ayaka> GNUtoo,  thabk you, but I just confuse with partation 
Dec 15 18:24:46 <GNUtoo> and the other in int
Dec 15 18:24:53 <vquicksilver> GNUtoo: ?
Dec 15 18:24:56 <GNUtoo> vquicksilver, yes
Dec 15 18:25:03 <GNUtoo> it's strange but that prevent boot
Dec 15 18:25:04 <vquicksilver> GNUtoo: I didn't know that, for the base parameter?
Dec 15 18:25:11 <GNUtoo> yes something like taht
Dec 15 18:25:13 <GNUtoo> let me check
Dec 15 18:26:04 <GNUtoo> it also takes a huge time to create the boot.img in shr in that case
Dec 15 18:26:34 <vquicksilver> GNUtoo: ok
Dec 15 18:26:43 <GNUtoo> pagesize I think
Dec 15 18:27:03 <vquicksilver> GNUtoo: then I think it's not the problem, cause here it's running fast, and the image seems to be right in size etc...
Dec 15 18:27:09 <GNUtoo> ok
Dec 15 18:28:04 <vquicksilver> also If I unpack it all the parameters seems to be ok
Dec 15 18:28:10 <GNUtoo> ok
Dec 15 18:28:15 <vquicksilver> so it's a very strange problem
Dec 15 18:28:19 <GNUtoo> yes
Dec 15 18:29:32 <vquicksilver> anyway I have to go now, I'll try to enable usbnet tomorrow
Dec 15 18:31:23 <GNUtoo> ok
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