**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Sep 17 02:59:57 2011
Sep 17 07:00:52 <twb> lilstevie: trying to compile git://github.com/muromec/uboot-tegra, I get http://paste.debian.net/130541/, but skeleton.dtsi DOES exist
Sep 17 07:01:04 <twb> lilstevie: any idea what's going on there?
Sep 17 07:03:44 <lilstevie> yes
Sep 17 07:03:46 <lilstevie> :)
Sep 17 07:03:55 <lilstevie> it is device-tree-compiler
Sep 17 07:03:58 <lilstevie> I had the same issue
Sep 17 07:04:09 <lilstevie> debian/ubuntu use 1.2.0
Sep 17 07:04:23 <lilstevie> while the dts is for 1.3.0
Sep 17 07:04:42 <lilstevie> download the device-tree-compiler source for latest, and compile it
Sep 17 07:06:37 * twb shaves another yak
Sep 17 08:08:02 <twb> OK, that was easier than expected
Sep 17 08:26:22 <twb> So now that I have a kernel and a rootfs and u-boot, how do I actually get u-boot onto the device?
Sep 17 15:16:44 <brokencodes> Why can I not get to a login prompt in ubuntu Maverick running as guest in qemu-system-arm?
Sep 17 15:51:54 <brokencodes> weekends suck
Sep 17 16:02:05 <brokencodes> WAKIE WAKIE
Sep 17 16:02:29 <brokencodes> its Noon, Eastern Time, time to eat the doughnuts
Sep 17 16:02:33 <brokencodes> :)
Sep 17 16:33:19 <brokencodes> ok, so me asking again, how do i get a login prompt in ubuntu maveric (--seed build-essential, git, automake) in qemu-system-arm?
Sep 17 16:53:20 <armin76> :D
Sep 17 20:26:40 <arcaico> hello, "/init: line 61: can't open /r/dev/console: no such file"  , Can anyone help-me?
Sep 18 00:04:14 <brokencodes> ok, so me asking again, how do i get a login prompt in ubuntu maveric (--seed build-essential, git, automake) in qemu-system-arm?
Sep 18 00:04:47 <brokencodes> should I be attempting an ssh conection, or could I use the qemu console instead?
Sep 18 00:05:07 <brokencodes> I don't understand why the login prompt never shown in the qemu console...
Sep 18 00:06:29 <tmzt> what are you trying to do?
Sep 18 00:06:53 <brokencodes> get to where it asks login: < insert blinky cursor here
Sep 18 00:07:17 <tmzt> an?
Sep 18 00:07:36 <tmzt> no, why are you booting the image in qemu, just looking for some context
Sep 18 00:07:44 <brokencodes> and type in the username, then the password, then use qemu, as if I were actually using an arm board,
Sep 18 00:07:53 <tmzt> okay
Sep 18 00:08:06 <tmzt> you have to have a kernel that matches the machine you select with -M ? in qemu
Sep 18 00:08:16 <brokencodes> because my RV926 board has an issue, where it doesn't function, probably related to the hole in the center
Sep 18 00:08:22 <brokencodes> es
Sep 18 00:08:23 <brokencodes> yes
Sep 18 00:08:49 <brokencodes> I get way past the kernel loading
Sep 18 00:10:37 <brokencodes> i used rootstock, to build ubuntu maverick, --seed build-essential, automake
Sep 18 00:11:35 <brokencodes> last line to come up in qemu console, is init:plymouth-log main process (238) terminated with status 1
Sep 18 00:11:57 <brokencodes> then cpu usage drops to 0, and qemu-system-arm is then a sleeping process
Sep 18 00:12:12 <brokencodes> blinky blinky blinky blinky blinky.....
Sep 18 00:13:29 <brokencodes> qemu started like so...
Sep 18 00:13:41 <brokencodes> qemu-system-arm -M versatilepb -kernel vmlinuz -hda ubuntu-arm.img -m 256 -append "root=/dev/sda mem=256M ro" -cpu cortex-a9
Sep 18 00:14:25 <brokencodes> kernel compiled for arm7l with neon / ThumbEE
Sep 18 00:14:53 <brokencodes> tmzt, did you catch all that?
Sep 18 00:16:07 <tmzt> yeah
Sep 18 00:16:28 <brokencodes> So, should I repeat the question? or am I barking in the wrong tree, at the wrong room?
Sep 18 00:16:44 <tmzt> hmm
Sep 18 00:16:55 <tmzt> plymouth doesn't seem to like the fbdev
Sep 18 00:17:00 <tmzt> and you aren't getting to the getty
Sep 18 00:17:04 <brokencodes> i would guess so
Sep 18 00:17:12 <tmzt> first thing to try is init=/bin/sh
Sep 18 00:17:14 <tmzt> that should work
Sep 18 00:17:18 <brokencodes> ok
Sep 18 00:17:19 <brokencodes> brb
Sep 18 00:17:22 <tmzt> the disable plymouth
Sep 18 00:17:29 <tmzt> or actually
Sep 18 00:17:31 <arcaico> hello, "/init: line 61: can't open /r/dev/console: no such file"  , Can anyone help-me?
Sep 18 00:17:34 <tmzt> nosplash noquiet
Sep 18 00:17:43 <tmzt> what is /r?
Sep 18 00:17:55 <tmzt> you aren't pivoting correctly
Sep 18 00:18:12 <tmzt> tmzt@ubuntu:~$ ls -lh /dev/console
Sep 18 00:18:13 <tmzt> crw------- 1 root root 5, 1 2011-09-17 15:39 /dev/console
Sep 18 00:18:31 <brokencodes> how to remove plymouth?
Sep 18 00:19:02 <brokencodes> do I have to reseed, from rootstock?
Sep 18 00:54:11 <dev_> thank you tmzt, got my login prompt
Sep 18 02:45:14 <twb> lilstevie: ./u-boot segfaults both when compiled in Debian armhf chroot, and in the ubuntu armel host environment.  I wonder if the problem is that I used dtc from git instead of 1.3.0 release proper?  Oh, and strace says it segfaults before doing any syscalls at all
Sep 18 02:52:17 <lilstevie> how would you know that u-boot segfaults 0.o
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