**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Sep 19 02:59:56 2010 Sep 19 08:53:19 Anyone around? Sep 19 08:53:42 nope Sep 19 08:53:56 Hi Loic Sep 19 08:54:02 Hey, how goes? Sep 19 08:54:07 Meh Sep 19 08:54:11 lag, Lots of folks are around: "/names" usually gives you a list. Sep 19 08:54:17 Do you cross compile? Sep 19 08:54:33 lag_: Right now I'm enjoying my Sunday, but I cross-compile from time to time, yes Sep 19 08:54:50 :) Sep 19 08:55:11 lag_: Anything in particular? userspace or kernel? Sep 19 08:55:16 I usually build natively, but I want to do some work on the plane Sep 19 08:55:22 Kernel Sep 19 08:55:29 Ubuntu specific Sep 19 08:55:34 I can cross compile Sep 19 08:55:44 lag, You clearly need a Netwalker :) Sep 19 08:55:46 But I would like to do it via fdr Sep 19 08:55:56 lag_: Cross-compiling the kernel should be relatively easy; cross-compiling the Ubuntu kernel package is not trivial because they enable perf/ which means you need a couple of cross-build libs Sep 19 08:56:05 lag_: fdr? Sep 19 08:56:11 fakeroot debian/rules? Sep 19 08:56:16 Yeah Sep 19 08:56:18 I think the kernel team has a cross-compilation recipe to work around that. Sep 19 08:56:34 But they're offline :) Sep 19 08:56:41 And my plane leaves shortly Sep 19 08:56:45 lag_: For kernel packages, just set CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabi- and it should work with fdr Sep 19 08:56:51 yeah, but someone put it in the wiki... Sep 19 08:56:55 That simple eh? Sep 19 08:56:56 :) Sep 19 08:57:28 lag_: Yup; even debuild -eCROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabi- -aarmel should work Sep 19 08:57:55 I'll give it a go Sep 19 08:58:05 lag_: Problem is that you need to set some more vars if you want to replicate debuild or dpkg-buildpackage Sep 19 08:58:16 I'm having issues installing hrw|gone's cross compiler at the moment Sep 19 08:58:33 You're using the new shiny in-archive versions? Sep 19 08:58:45 Of the cross-compiler? Sep 19 08:58:51 I'm trying to install them Sep 19 08:59:07 Yes, of the cross-compiler Sep 19 08:59:28 The following packages have unmet dependencies: Sep 19 08:59:28 libgomp1-armel-cross: Depends: gcc-4.5-arm-linux-gnueabi-base (= 4.5.1-7ubuntu1) but 4.5.1-6ubuntu1 is to be installed. Sep 19 08:59:30 https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/KernelMaintenanceStarter#Cross-compiling%20for%20ARM is the kernel team's recommended way to do kernel cross-compilation on Ubuntu Sep 19 08:59:41 lag_: ah that's temporary Sep 19 08:59:45 As you know, native compilation should be done for validation, but that can happen when you land. Sep 19 09:00:00 lag_: the packages are uninstallable right now Sep 19 09:00:08 lag_: This should be fixed before final Sep 19 09:00:19 lag, You can work around the temporary issue by working in an i386 chroot (mk-sbuild is a handy way to create one) Sep 19 09:01:57 Boo Sep 19 09:02:04 boo? Sep 19 09:02:15 Downloading CodeSourcery Sep 19 09:02:39 That's faster than `mk-sbuild --arch=i386 maverick`? Sep 19 09:04:35 make: *** No rule to make target `build-omap4'. Stop. Sep 19 09:06:03 Despite: flavours = omap4 Sep 19 09:14:29 hello Sep 19 09:15:38 hey dcordes Sep 19 09:17:51 hi all, i have IGEP arm board .trying to boot it with ubuntu lucid. Sep 19 09:18:16 but getting error as unsupported signal on HDMI monitor Sep 19 09:18:35 ajay: Do you run a known working kernel ? Sep 19 09:18:42 yes Sep 19 09:19:10 dcordes, they have given kernel Sep 19 09:19:19 ajay: What's the known working userspace that will give you working signal on HDMI monitor ? Sep 19 09:19:45 dcordes, i am not getting.. Sep 19 09:20:37 dcordes, i have followed all steps as http://free-electrons.com/blog/ubuntu-1004-igepv2/ Sep 19 09:20:47 ok Sep 19 09:21:15 but i dont have null modem cable so directly testing on monitor with hdmi cable Sep 19 09:21:47 ajay: A very bad approach. You should setup the serial connection Sep 19 09:21:55 Well, not necessarily. Sep 19 09:22:28 Lots of folks have success with using monitors directly. The problem is that it's hard to troubleshoot low-level stuff (especially with rootstock) done that way. Sep 19 09:22:52 ajay: Can you try flashing a known working kernel binary instead of building from a random revision ? Sep 19 09:23:05 after doing google i got in beagle board we need to change bootargs of uboot as ompafb.mode=dvi:hd720 Sep 19 09:23:37 The correct value for omapfb.mode is decided by the device to which you are connection. Sep 19 09:23:42 but not getting how to..bcoz i am not able to get even uboot propmt Sep 19 09:23:53 Don't trust random values for that unless you have the same display Sep 19 09:24:04 persia i have sony bravia tv Sep 19 09:24:07 Edit the bootscript (.scr file) Sep 19 09:24:15 I don't know the value for a Bravia. Sep 19 09:24:32 Does the IGEPv2 output real HDMI, or DVI on an HDMI connector? Sep 19 09:24:45 its real HDMI Sep 19 09:24:58 i am using hdmi to hdmi cable Sep 19 09:25:11 Then, yeah, you just need the settings for your monitor (and to set them in your bootscript). Sep 19 09:25:31 As dcordes suggests, this would probably be easier if you had a serial connection to investigate :) Sep 19 09:26:18 my system does not have a serial port so any usb to serial port can work with lucid? Sep 19 09:26:31 or need a PCI slot serial port Sep 19 09:26:33 Most ought. Sep 19 09:26:40 ajay: For not having any debug output, you put too many variables. Reduce possible error sources. Download complete tested and known working kernel binary, modules, rootfilesystem. Sep 19 09:26:56 which is better usb to serial or PCI slot Sep 19 09:27:10 dcordes, ok Sep 19 09:27:13 Oughtn't matter. serial is too slow to benefit from alternate connectivity. Sep 19 09:27:34 dcordes, Do you happen to know if the lucid omap kernel works on IGEPv2? Sep 19 09:28:01 persia: Sorry, before I did not hear about that board Sep 19 09:28:23 No worries :) Sep 19 09:28:27 dcordes, it is clone of Beagleboard Sep 19 09:28:34 * persia wishes rlamiero was around: he has such a board Sep 19 09:30:14 I was abscent for nearly two weaks and did not follow the development at all. Have there been any critical changes to the http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-netbook/ports/daily-preinstalled/ ? Sep 19 09:30:35 I hope the beta freeze is a success Sep 19 09:30:38 For maverick? Heaps. It mostly works now. Sep 19 09:31:07 Ya. sounds good Sep 19 09:31:24 There's a couple bits needing tweaking (and I believe one wants something with higher specs than a Beagle C4), but it's getting really close to good enough to release. Sep 19 09:33:07 I am downloading 20100919 right now. Will apply my set of tweaks and run in on the HD2. Maybe I can find some bugs Sep 19 09:34:22 Please file them if you do. Patches even more welcome :) Sep 19 09:35:35 Will do Sep 19 09:37:05 Also need to do further utouch testing Sep 19 09:42:00 ajay: Have you found prebuilt stuff to test ? Sep 19 09:42:27 dcordes, no they just given source Sep 19 09:43:29 if i want ot change uboot parameter while compilation time where i need to change? Sep 19 09:45:11 ajay: Do you mean the kernel command line ? Sep 19 09:45:26 yes Sep 19 09:46:12 dcordes, setenv bootargs console=tty0 console=ttyS2,115200n8 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rootwait ro vram=12M omapfb.mode=dvi:hd720 Sep 19 09:46:18 ajay: There is a kernel configuration option to hardcode cmdline paramters but it's not common. Not a build time thing Sep 19 09:46:31 ajay: Usually you pass it to the bootloader Sep 19 09:46:59 ok. Sep 19 09:47:12 Ok that is the kernel command line. Did you copy paste "omapfb.mode=dvi:hd720" parameter from a beagle board cmdline ? Sep 19 09:47:24 dcordes, yes Sep 19 09:48:27 ajay: That assumes you have the exact same framebuffer ( display) driver as the person uses you copied it from Sep 19 09:49:03 dcordes, not sure i am new to this porting Sep 19 09:49:36 ajay: The problem is you don't even know if your kernel starts :) Sep 19 09:50:24 dcordes, i will get a null modem cable Sep 19 09:51:17 but have a problem that shall i buy USB-serial or PCI slot serial port connector Sep 19 09:51:25 my system doesnot have serial port Sep 19 09:53:47 unless you have some leds or so ? Sep 19 09:53:47 jkridner: and friends (beagle board devs )used to put tested prebuilt kernel binaries so you could test if your hardwarer setup is fine Sep 19 09:53:47 I bet there is something similar for your IGEP board Sep 19 09:54:27 get usb serial - less hassle Sep 19 09:54:29 ajay, Unless you have some reason to get something special, I'd suggest a one-port serial connection: inexpensive, and easily migrated to other uses in the future. Sep 19 09:54:53 Be aware that serial is not serial. There are different voltage levels Sep 19 09:55:33 dcordes, which one i should use for getting prompt on minicom Sep 19 09:56:22 ajay: I don't know your device well. Search for documentation Sep 19 09:57:07 dcordes, it is similar to beagle board Sep 19 09:58:34 http://www.google.de/#q=igepv2+serial ? Sep 19 10:10:36 dcordes, i am asking for development system should have PCI slot derial oprt or can be usb serial port Sep 19 10:10:45 i have IDC10 to DB9 cable Sep 19 10:11:35 11:26 < persia> Oughtn't matter. serial is too slow to benefit from alternate connectivity. Sep 19 10:18:58 ajay, So, I don't know of any RS232 UARTS capable of more than 230,400 bps. USB is twice that. PCI is lots more. In fact, I can't think of *any* interconnect other than IEEE1294 in modern use that is slower. Sep 19 10:19:17 And the one on your board is probably 115,200 or slower anyway. Sep 19 10:19:50 Err, 1284 (sorry) Sep 19 10:20:38 persia, thanks Sep 19 10:20:41 Guys I have to run. I will be back once I have tested the recent maverick netbook preinstalled image on my phone (for feedback or to pester you with questions ;) ) Sep 19 10:20:44 Oh, and I'm completely wrong: USB is 2000 times that fast, and IEEE1284 is 10 times that fast Sep 19 10:22:07 persia, dcordes as well with this board i like to test utouch Sep 19 10:22:27 so can you please suggest me which touch screen 10 or 12 inch i should buy Sep 19 10:35:11 dcordes, persia thanks i am able to get display on TV Sep 19 10:35:41 but i have created filesystem for lucid using rootstock and using kernel 2.6.33.7 Sep 19 10:36:18 while booting getting error as no /lib/modules/2.6.28.10/modules.dep file found Sep 19 10:36:24 and getting exit Sep 19 10:36:45 not able to found from where boot kernel is taking as 2.6.28.10 Sep 19 10:36:57 is there any way to chang it to 2.6.33.7 Sep 19 10:38:24 My recommendation would be to adjust flash-kernel to handle your hardware, and then install a packaged 2.6.33.7 Sep 19 10:38:59 If you want something easier, follow the directions in the article you first linked, create a .deb, install that, and manually copy the kernel and initrd images. Sep 19 10:41:11 persia, i have copied manually uImage config Sep 19 10:41:33 installed all kernel modules to lib/modules/ Sep 19 10:41:48 but doubt is why it is looking for 2.6.28.10 Sep 19 10:42:37 Answer is probably somewhere in your dmesg or syslog Sep 19 10:43:12 hmm but i am not able to get terminal Sep 19 10:43:36 persia, is there any way to describe kernel as 2.6.36.7 Sep 19 10:43:47 sorry 2.6.33.7 Sep 19 10:43:52 in uboot params Sep 19 10:48:23 No idea. Sep 19 10:52:46 persia, about touchscreen to test utouch Sep 19 10:53:05 which manufacturer touchscreen works? Sep 19 10:53:58 Again, no idea. Sep 19 10:54:23 I remember reading somewhere that it would benefit from "4-finger" touch. Sep 19 11:01:55 persia, yes i got from where it was taking 2.6.28 kernel that is from nand Sep 19 11:02:10 and my kernel is 2.6.33.7 in sdcard Sep 19 11:02:31 i took boot.src content from beagleboard Sep 19 11:03:07 but in http://free-electrons.com/blog/ubuntu-1004-igepv2/ it is mentioned the boot variable and then saved it Sep 19 11:03:09 So you adjusted the boot.src, and were able to boot your preferred kernel? Sep 19 11:03:15 its not like auto boot Sep 19 11:03:32 persia, no Sep 19 11:04:00 i adjusted same mentioned above till saveenv Sep 19 11:04:16 added extra flag of ompafb.mode Sep 19 11:04:35 but getting error as unsupported signal Sep 19 11:09:30 Sounds to me like you have a working 2.6.28 kernel and a not-working 2.6.33.7 kernel Sep 19 11:10:13 Are you sure the value you selected for omapfb.mode matches your screen? Also, you typed "ompafb.mode" above: are you sure of the spelling? Sep 19 11:10:28 18VABI76S, Now that's an impressive username :) Sep 19 11:10:49 Easy to pronounce at least :) Sep 19 11:11:33 * ogra_ac sighs ... installing mono on the ac100 trashes my whole chroot Sep 19 11:11:49 Silly tomboy Sep 19 11:13:10 ogra, Same error as elsewhere, or something else? Sep 19 11:13:26 Habgs at installing mono assemblies Sep 19 11:13:33 *hangs Sep 19 11:13:52 Purging them without a terminal that can copy paste is a pain Sep 19 11:13:53 Hrm. Really need to get the Mono folk faster hardware :) Sep 19 11:14:08 I'm having some difficulties installing Maverick on my igep2. If someone has any experience and a minute, I could really use some help. I'm following the guide on http://labs.igep.es/index.php/How_to_get_the_Ubuntu_distribution#Ubuntu_10.10_.28Maverick_Meerkat_BETA.29. When I try to create the boot.ini by copying and pasting the command, I just get "$: command not found". Sep 19 11:14:12 You don't have openssh-server installed yet? Sep 19 11:15:20 Hmm, indeed i could work remotely Sep 19 11:15:24 jo-erlend, mkimage isn't found? Sep 19 11:15:35 ogra, Makes life lots easier if you can't copy & paste :) Sep 19 11:15:39 persia, mkimage is found, but that's the only output it gives me. Sep 19 11:15:57 persia, i am not sure about ompafb.mode value . Sep 19 11:16:19 but hd720 worked for me when foloowed .src from beagleboard website Sep 19 11:16:33 Persia, prob is that i cant install openssh-server due to the install failures, my apt db is totally screwed atm Sep 19 11:16:48 ajay, OK. maybe that's correct. I know folks have complained about it not being the same for every display, and so I thought it might be related. Sep 19 11:16:50 * ogra_ac tries to dpkg -i Sep 19 11:17:01 ogra, dpkg -P is your friend Sep 19 11:17:14 Though i dont really know how i would start it, no upstart :P Sep 19 11:17:25 manually? Sep 19 11:17:29 Pain Sep 19 11:17:31 upstart just calls stuff. Sep 19 11:17:36 Indeed Sep 19 11:17:48 less pain than retyping everything in order to sort it out :p Sep 19 11:18:17 * ogra_ac is inclined to give up the chroot idea and rather invest more time into the bootloader Sep 19 11:18:20 jo-erlend, "command not found" usually indicates something isn't present. Are you sure you have an mkimage binary? Sep 19 11:18:36 persia, quite. Sep 19 11:18:38 ogra, Please :) Sep 19 11:18:43 Heh Sep 19 11:18:49 I dont want to brick it Sep 19 11:19:36 Last time I had an ARM laptop I didn't want to brick and suffered through a less-than-ideal environment, I ended up breaking it before I even got to try, and now I wish I'd bricked it, as then there would at least have been a point. Sep 19 11:20:19 jo-erlend, I can't imagine why you'd get that output. Maybe your path is funny? Beyond that, I'd suggest grepping the mkimage source to see if you can find any conditions that would result in that output. Sep 19 11:21:19 * ogra_ac finally found out why android trashes the wlan at least Sep 19 11:22:00 Some silly lib hardcodes an echo into proc that suspends the wifi constantly ... i wonder why they do that Sep 19 11:22:41 "power saving"? Sep 19 11:24:39 Every 3 seconds ? Sep 19 11:29:58 Sure. if you don't have kernel support for making it sleep when unused, you send a poweroff event every three seconds: if there is traffic, this makes it a bit slower, but users don't notice because they expect a phone to be slow, and it there is no traffic, it saves power. Sep 19 11:30:14 Silly Sep 19 11:30:21 If I did it that way (which would involve much kicking and screaming, and possibly whips and chains), I'd probably do it every 2 seconds. Sep 19 12:40:44 Hmm, so i have a loopback vnc session running Sep 19 12:41:07 * ogra_ac sees an ubuntu desktop Sep 19 12:41:17 :) Sep 19 12:41:40 ogra_ac: lp #642465 Sep 19 12:41:41 Launchpad bug 642465 in puredata (Ubuntu) "Puredata outputs Very bad sound when using ALSA backend (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/642465 Sep 19 12:41:50 But sadly its absolutely unusable Sep 19 12:41:53 ogra, Nice ! Sep 19 12:42:08 rlameiro, ogra doesn't tend to be too much of an audio guy :) Sep 19 12:42:21 Silly vnc client doesnt really hand teh kbd through Sep 19 12:42:23 oh welll Sep 19 12:42:27 i can try :D Sep 19 12:42:43 rlameiro, Better to just watch the bug: someone interested will likely respond. Sep 19 12:42:58 persia: http://cgit.openembedded.org/cgit.cgi/openembedded/commit/?id=4adb2744c8cdc1064b657cdffc4c0f91ff7bf442 Sep 19 12:43:00 Does puredata by chance use libmad somewhere ? Sep 19 12:43:03 check this out Sep 19 12:43:06 In fact, I'll try to confirm once I'm not spending all cycles building. Sep 19 12:43:07 seems promising Sep 19 12:43:26 ogra, No, but it may be the same class of issue. Sep 19 12:43:29 for jack Sep 19 12:43:40 Assembler crack ? Sep 19 12:44:14 rlameiro, That's pure crack, unfortunately. Folk need to focus on making stuff that works for everyone. Sep 19 12:44:51 So a better solution would be for JACK to have a more flexible init system, and choose values based on the detected audio interface. Sep 19 12:45:15 ogra, Dunno, but possibly. Doesn't sound like pd is doing math correctly. Sep 19 12:45:22 persia: well, it may be also a problem with jack Sep 19 12:45:44 it seems related to the capture part of the alsa driver Sep 19 12:45:47 And it's all sorts of extra odd that doing a software conversion using ALSA OSS emulation makes it kinda work better. Sep 19 12:46:53 but since it is working on recent versions of open embedded, maybe the driver in ubuntu isnt recent enough? Sep 19 12:46:57 could it be that? Sep 19 12:47:17 rlameiro, That entire patch consists of some config adjustments, specifically changing the default number of periods, frames per interrupt, and period length. You can try the same changes with the qjackctl interface. if that makes it better, cool, but it's not a real issue with JACK (the issue being that JACK always sets the same values, hardcoded in the code, rather than having a flexible config system exposed) Sep 19 12:48:10 Could be. Could be different toolchain settings. Could be different instruction sets. Lots of possibilities. Needs someone to look carefully at why the sound is wrong. Sep 19 12:48:21 persia: well i tried that yesterday with no success, i did tried various setting, and they crasshed qjackctl via ssh -X Sep 19 12:50:00 You tried the settings in the patch you just linked? Sep 19 12:50:59 persia: all but the sample rate.... Sep 19 12:51:53 persia: its weird also that my USB interface doesnt work also the UA-4FX Sep 19 12:53:36 USB interfaces not working is *very* odd. Please file a bug on that, as usb-audio should *really* be platform independent. Sep 19 13:27:35 * ogra_cmpc curses Sep 19 13:27:43 soandroid :( Sep 19 13:27:53 *so i trashed Sep 19 13:29:07 And this is bad why? Sep 19 13:29:14 did you brick it, or just break the default OS? Sep 19 13:30:09 well, effectively both Sep 19 13:30:21 i messed up the sh link Sep 19 13:30:32 neither recovery nor booting works Sep 19 13:31:46 i still have a bootloader, kernel and initrd i guess Sep 19 13:31:58 but no way to access anything Sep 19 13:32:35 ogra: do you have a serial debug to the device? Sep 19 13:32:57 i dont know wich device it is.. :) Sep 19 13:34:14 rlameiro, one without serial debug Sep 19 13:34:46 ogra_cmpc: oops, that is kinda bad.... is it a cell phone? Sep 19 13:35:41 ogra, Do you have any means to adjust the bootloader, kernel, or initrd? Sep 19 13:35:53 persia, no Sep 19 13:36:04 else it would boot ubuntu already Sep 19 13:36:06 :P Sep 19 13:36:36 ogra_cmpc: the only way I see it is search for the UART pins inside the board and then connect it to a serial-usb converter Sep 19 13:36:45 rlameiro, there are none Sep 19 13:37:16 ogra_cmpc: really???? who makes a board without a serial debug ????? Sep 19 13:37:23 rlameiro, This is in a plastic case: a consumer device. Sep 19 13:37:27 even the android phones have it inside.... Sep 19 13:37:41 well, that i know, but it is in there Sep 19 13:37:42 ogra, So what happens when you boot it? Sep 19 13:37:51 if it is bricked you dont loose to much :D Sep 19 13:38:27 persia, bootloader hangs at the toshiba screen Sep 19 13:39:05 rlameiro, well, i lose 400euro Sep 19 13:40:11 ogra_cmpc: well that is expensive, did you tried to see if the usb subsystem is running when you poweron the device? maybe it haves some way of debugin using usb on a very low level Sep 19 13:40:22 * rlameiro rlameiro is dreaming to high Sep 19 13:40:27 ogra, Ugh. Is there a magic keypress for "recovery" that lets you load recovery from SD? Sep 19 13:40:31 yes you are Sep 19 13:40:51 persia, it can only install toshiba signed update.zip files Sep 19 13:41:04 thats all the recovery mode offers Sep 19 13:41:32 but even that nees a shell i guess Sep 19 13:41:36 *needs Sep 19 13:41:59 it may work as soon it detects an signed file Sep 19 13:42:01 Make a support request. Sep 19 13:42:06 haha Sep 19 13:42:14 I suspect there's a way to fix it (might need to be sent in). Sep 19 13:42:22 haha? it7s new enough to still be under warranty. Sep 19 13:42:41 warranty already voided persia Sep 19 13:42:44 "hello, i bricked a totally locked device that loses all warranty if i root it, can you help me ?" Sep 19 13:43:54 No. "Hello, my new laptop won't turn on anymore...Yes, it's plugged in...Yes, the lights are on...Yes, I've pushed the switch, I only see the Toshiba logo....Could you repeat that RMA code?..." Sep 19 13:44:12 (the data partiion still has all the crack tools i used to exploit it) Sep 19 13:44:31 And you had to agree to some license saying you wouldn't do that? Sep 19 13:44:40 yes Sep 19 13:44:46 on first boot Sep 19 13:44:54 Oh. That's annoying. Sep 19 13:45:02 it also has a bunch of sticker on the case Sep 19 13:45:07 *stickers Sep 19 13:45:40 saying that the warranty is only valid with the unmodified preinstalled os Sep 19 13:46:12 So even if you install stuff from the Toshiba store... ? Oh my. Sep 19 13:46:59 there is no toshiba store :P Sep 19 13:47:12 thats the funniest bit about the preinstalled stuff Sep 19 13:47:46 it has a special marker app preinstalled ... which has no apps in it Sep 19 13:47:58 hmm, so i did a failed dd of the eMMC Sep 19 13:48:22 i wonder if i can pull something out of that, the beginning of the img file should be fine Sep 19 13:48:36 and i suspect it is what carries the bootloader Sep 19 13:49:57 aha Sep 19 13:50:08 partition1 in the img file starts at block 33 Sep 19 13:50:32 so i guess 0-33 is bootloader stuff Sep 19 13:51:15 * ogra_cmpc wishes he could just access the eMMC directly somehow Sep 19 14:02:07 How can I force a USB detection? Sep 19 14:02:13 it doesnt appears on dmesg.. Sep 19 14:03:06 my board isnt dettecting my usb sound card at all Sep 19 14:13:34 well, it dont recognizes my usb hub neither my sound interface Sep 19 14:13:45 maybe it only detects USB devices at boot time Sep 19 14:14:02 how can i force usb detection Sep 19 14:14:19 * rlameiro is feeling like devil advocate.... Sep 19 14:15:34 re-plug it Sep 19 14:15:39 udev should detect it Sep 19 14:19:08 ogra_cmpc: it didnt Sep 19 14:19:16 I rebooted the machine now Sep 19 14:20:12 ogra_cmpc: well, now i pluged in the sound device and it disconnected the usb hub Sep 19 14:21:06 "usb 1-1: USB disconnect, address 2" Sep 19 14:21:12 last dmesg enty Sep 19 14:21:16 *entry Sep 19 14:47:12 hi while testing tv with igep board i did a mistake that uboot.src i changed and in that i wrote saveenv with different parameter Sep 19 14:47:26 now i am not getting display on tv Sep 19 16:54:38 my board isn't autodetecting devices, how can i force it to detect them? Sep 19 17:06:08 -f Sep 19 17:06:10 :D Sep 19 17:28:41 trying to play using my usb audio interface with aplay shows errors something about sample rate, and with alsaplayer it outputs this error http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/496584/ Sep 19 18:12:39 lag: armel cross compiler packages are broken now - fixed versions are on a way Sep 19 18:32:23 hrw|gone, heh, he said he was about to board a plane and wanted to use the compiler there Sep 20 01:32:41 anyone know of any progress with bug 628587 ? Sep 20 01:32:42 Launchpad bug 628587 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "Ubiquity 2.3.13 (oem-config) fails to create initial user (affects: 1) (heat: 234)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/628587 Sep 20 01:41:18 * persia looks Sep 20 01:45:44 Looks to me like rcn-ee is the only person chasing that report. If I'm understanding the bug correctly, something odd is happeng when user-setup is called. Sep 20 01:46:31 Could either do additional bisection by bzr revisions from lp:ubiquity OR turn on all the debugging output and try to pinpoint the offending code that way. Sep 20 01:47:29 rootstock images tend to be weakly supported (if it's an issue with rootstock itself, the rootstock devs are typically happy to fix it: if it's an issue in Ubuntu, most folk are willing to review a patch, but only support debian-cd derived images) Sep 20 02:37:26 persia, indeed but right now I'm having trouble getting even a minimal image, which I then want to use to set up livecd-rootfs stuff like you suggested Sep 20 02:37:31 it's really annoying :( Sep 20 02:37:40 setting the login details is okay I guess Sep 20 02:37:56 it just adds extra steps for everyone involved Sep 20 02:38:57 Given that lucid works, you might try creating a lucid environment, and using that to run debian-cd and livecd-rootfs Sep 20 02:43:46 persia, doing that now :D **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Sep 20 02:59:57 2010