**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Mar 31 02:59:56 2010 Mar 31 03:28:06 rcn-ee: are there headers for your kernels? I want to build the OMAP SDK stuff, but I need headers. Mar 31 03:33:36 Fatal error in dependency resolver. You can continue searching, but some solutions might be impossible to generate. Mar 31 03:33:36 In solution ;[binutils 2.20.1-3ubuntu2 -> {}];-90: Unexpectedly non-broken dependency binutils 2.20.1-3ubuntu2 -> {}! (binutils 2.20.1-3ubuntu2 is not installed) Mar 31 03:35:28 * binutils depends on binutils (>= 2.20.1-4) [UNAVAILABLE] Mar 31 04:13:38 known issue Mar 31 04:15:11 cool. Mar 31 04:34:52 argh, stupid omap / sgx SDK. Mar 31 04:35:22 Makes tons of assumptions... assumes you'll be using THEIR kernel, and tries to "make clean" on the install destination... when it doesn't exist yet! Mar 31 04:35:38 And that build_sgx_modules.sh silently quits. Mar 31 05:17:27 /build/buildd/linux-ti-omap-2.6.33/drivers/rtc/hctosys.c: unable to open rtc device (rtc0) Mar 31 05:33:16 weird... it's giving "no such device" for ALL g_* drivers. Mar 31 05:41:14 weird... the ubuntu kernel won't see the CD drive part of the u3 drive. Mar 31 05:42:43 Interesting... the ubuntu kernel DOES suspend successfully. Mar 31 05:44:30 now... how do I wake it? Mar 31 05:44:39 WOL doesn't work, and neither does the USER button. Mar 31 05:46:51 beagle-ext4: clean, 67413/122640 files, 319977/483958 blocks (check deferred; on battery) Mar 31 05:46:57 interesting... it thinks its on battery? Mar 31 05:53:27 great, so it suspends. now I can't wake it up. Mar 31 08:21:05 morning Mar 31 12:37:21 amitk: i am not able to cross compile ubuntu-luci/ti-omap using CS arm-none-linux-gnueabi. well, kernel builds fine, but modules don't. i am using the config in the debian.ti-omap/config folder Mar 31 12:38:47 ndechesne1: what is your commandline to compile? Mar 31 12:38:57 make modules Mar 31 12:39:34 amitk: i have these failures: __aeabi_uldivmod undefined Mar 31 12:40:00 '__aeabi_uldivmod undefined' is very common Mar 31 12:41:09 ndechesne1: the in-kernel build system and the ubuntu kernel build system (for .deb packages) don't like each other. Mar 31 12:41:30 so assuming you are only looking for zImage and modules, here are the steps to follow Mar 31 12:44:02 cd ; mkdir ../build; cp debian.ti-omap/config/config.common.ubuntu ../build/.config; ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux- make -j2 O=`pwd`/../build Mar 31 12:44:05 ndechesne1: ^^ Mar 31 12:44:26 ndechesne1: look at http://cgit.openembedded.org/cgit.cgi/openembedded/tree/recipes/linux/linux-nokia800-2.6.21-osso71/1300-fix-gcc-4.3-false-modulo-optimization.patch.patch as example Mar 31 12:44:56 ndechesne1: change your CROSS_COMPILE argument as required Mar 31 12:45:27 amitk: thx, let me try this Mar 31 13:05:49 ndechesne1: Right, you want ARCH= and CROSS_COMPILE= on pretty much all make calls, even for make silentoldconfig or this kind of calls Mar 31 13:06:38 lool: this, I know. I am guessing that I am using an older version of CS gcc. I am using 2009q3. Mar 31 13:07:18 ndechesne1: new is bad with CS toolchains IMHO Mar 31 13:07:33 ndechesne1: I use 2008q3 Mar 31 13:07:53 amitk: okay.... that is old ;-) Mar 31 13:08:15 ndechesne1: I prefer 'mature' :) Mar 31 13:08:15 one question then: which exactly toolchain Ubuntu Lucid uses on armel platform? Mar 31 13:08:25 hrw: gcc Mar 31 13:08:33 amitk: haha Mar 31 13:08:33 amitk: gcc 4.4, right? Mar 31 13:08:45 amitk: gcc/binutils/glibc - which ver? Mar 31 13:09:47 lool: is the rmadison accurate for armel too? Mar 31 13:09:58 gcc | 4:4.4.3-1ubuntu1 | lucid | amd64, i386 Mar 31 13:10:22 binutils | 2.20.1-3ubuntu3 | lucid | source, amd64, i386 Mar 31 13:10:57 libc6 | 2.11.1-0ubuntu5 | lucid | amd64, i386 Mar 31 13:11:14 thx Mar 31 13:16:59 amitk: it built with 2008q3. but that means that I am using gcc 4.3 to cross build.. which is not the official gcc version for 10.04... Mar 31 13:19:22 ndechesne1: I've only been bitten with new CS toolchains. I've never had the 2008q3 toolchain fail to work for me with our archive compiled rootfs. Mar 31 13:19:40 I only use it for local testing before an upload (for native compilation) though Mar 31 14:17:32 morning Mar 31 14:17:41 nosse1: any news today? Mar 31 14:18:28 morning. No, it's easter preparations today. My family is leaving for a holiday Mar 31 14:22:17 oh, true :-) Mar 31 15:16:36 amitk: No Mar 31 15:16:48 amitk: ports are not listede in rmadison Mar 31 18:36:26 hey all: I am seeing this error when trying to do a apt-get update from within lucid --> http://pastebin.com/QKQVXGUU Mar 31 18:37:37 * orbarron wondering if rootstock actually pulled down everything :-/ Mar 31 18:42:38 orbarron: i assume you exported the proxy settings you need Mar 31 18:43:12 yes sir... first thing I did :D Mar 31 18:51:46 wget Mar 31 19:10:14 ahh... two solutions.. rootstock still needs proxy setting to be inserted or create a apt.conf and add proxy there Mar 31 20:12:00 hi all Mar 31 20:13:30 Anybody know, what's about ubuntu arm port to a different ARM architectures such as sharpdragon? Mar 31 20:18:45 Guest63825: are you asking what does it take to get ubuntu-arm up and running on a qualcomm snapdragon? Mar 31 20:20:48 prpplague: yes Mar 31 20:21:44 make :D Mar 31 20:21:47 Guest63825: the core portion of ubuntu-arm already supports cortex-a8 so there should be very little that needs to be done Mar 31 20:22:25 Guest63825: to main issues you are going to run into with the snapdragon are lack of documentation as qualcomm isn't very interested in making that info available to the average developer Mar 31 20:30:03 prpplague: Thanks for your reply. I would like to buy arm netbook but is available only touch book manufactured by always innovation, which does not support native ubuntu installation, but I do not want netbook with limited functions like my communicator Mar 31 20:31:21 Guest63825: that thing is based on BeagleBoard; about the only thing I haven't been able to do on beagleboard is video acceleration. Mar 31 20:31:47 Guest63825: yea the touchbook is based on the omap3 series and supports ubuntu with no problems Mar 31 20:34:27 I recently read a forum about the touch book, guys use qemu for emulate x86 architecture and run ubuntu from their firmware Mar 31 20:35:52 i think it's not really powerfull solution for use sytem resourse Mar 31 20:37:49 prpplague: maybe i wrong? Mar 31 20:37:59 Doesn't sound right to me. Mar 31 20:38:26 oh yeah, and keep an eye on "Lenovo Skylight" and on Marvell "Armada". Mar 31 20:38:39 Guest63825: uh that doesn't sounds right Mar 31 20:39:06 Guest63825: you can run native ubuntu on omap3 and therefor any of the boards like beagle and touchbook Mar 31 20:39:06 prpplague: but sounds fun! Mar 31 20:39:25 armin76: indeed Mar 31 20:39:33 armin76: can't image why they were doing that Mar 31 20:39:41 i'm pretty sure they were using windows and not ubuntu :) Mar 31 20:39:59 ahh Mar 31 20:41:56 indeed it looks like I was cruelly mistaken Apr 01 00:38:54 Hey DanaG, nope i haven't written the dkms script for the sgx stuff yet, in theory it'll use ubuntu's ti-omap headers... Apr 01 00:39:24 That'll be cool... even if we have to put the .run script in a specific place. Apr 01 00:39:36 At least then it won't try to "make clean" in a workdir that doesn't exist! =รพ Apr 01 00:39:57 exactly.... Apr 01 00:40:24 Oh yeah, the ubuntu omap kernel seems to have some race condition with the musb_hdrc module... Apr 01 00:40:29 sometimes it oopses, sometimes it works. Apr 01 00:40:31 playing with 500.4, it's closer but still not ready.. ;) Apr 01 00:40:46 And when it "works", trying to load g_anything gives "no such device" Apr 01 00:41:21 that's with ubuntu's and not mine with the usb config change? Apr 01 00:42:05 Right. Apr 01 00:42:19 (which also makes it fun as the only way to tell, is "dmesg | grep gcc" ) Apr 01 00:42:23 Oh, and on Ubuntu, suspend works... but there's no way to resume. Apr 01 00:42:37 sweet, it's closer... Apr 01 00:42:57 does it respond to button press's for wakeup? Apr 01 00:48:32 nope. Apr 01 00:48:43 The only button I have is the "user" button. Apr 01 00:48:49 I'll try it with a usb numpad right now... Apr 01 00:49:08 But wake-on-lan from the asix didn't work. Apr 01 00:50:03 argh, they disabled the otg port.. (only ehci on my c2..) ... Apr 01 00:52:33 hmm, usb keyboard didn't wake it, either. Apr 01 00:54:23 i think in suspend, the usb bus is taken down, so their might not be much hope in waking it up... Apr 01 00:54:36 dang. Apr 01 00:54:49 hmm, I should try to usb-wake the asix on one of my x86-based systems. Apr 01 00:55:07 that would be an interesting comparsion... Apr 01 00:55:39 i know some bios have a 'usb wake' option, we really dont' have those type of options on arm.. Apr 01 00:55:54 And there's no ACPI here, either. Apr 01 00:56:04 And no /sys/firmware/anything Apr 01 00:56:57 exactly... there is also a spi/i2c bus on the expansion port, one of those might be able to help wake it up.. Apr 01 00:59:09 argh, stupid pm-utils... brought down the interface. Apr 01 00:59:35 er wait Apr 01 00:59:52 nope, the netbook just brought usb down. Apr 01 01:00:27 Interestingly enough, the USB hub stays powered with beagle in suspend. Apr 01 01:05:18 not sure... 50/50 that could just be the external power supply.. Apr 01 01:06:13 interesting... on the netbook, with usb-wake enabled, it always re-wakes a few moments after suspend. Apr 01 01:06:32 i think i found the otg problem, CONFIG_USB_GPIO_VBUS was moved to an external module... Apr 01 01:07:07 so the hardware works, just got to figure out what's missing in arm.. (hopefully it's not hte acpi routines) Apr 01 01:07:23 weird... usb wake applies even with nic not plugged in. Must be the webcam doing it. Apr 01 01:07:56 i think usb wake, starts the pc with any activity on the bus.. Apr 01 02:05:15 okay uploaded a working 500.4 to my testing location, amitk isn't going to like my one revert.. planning tomorrow to figure out why the dss2 config isn't working properly.. Apr 01 02:40:33 FATAL: Error inserting gpio_vbus (/lib/modules/2.6.33-500-omap/kernel/drivers/usb/otg/gpio_vbus.ko): No such device Apr 01 02:43:21 oh wait... forgot to actually dpkg -i Apr 01 02:47:19 nope, still same. Apr 01 02:51:37 weird... having beagle plugged into usb is hanging lsusb on the host. Apr 01 02:55:44 Also weird: asix isn't sending any packets to the network! Apr 01 02:59:18 strange... my asix works.. Apr 01 02:59:51 Mine only works if I unplug it and replug it. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Apr 01 02:59:57 2010