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Oct 25 03:57:43 <Netham45> I'm trying to compile my kernel for a tegra 2 (armv7) but I keep getting an armv5 kernel, any ideas where to check? I've exported cflags as -mtype=armv7-a
Oct 25 03:58:56 <twb> Netham45: don't pass CFLAGS, do it in .config
Oct 25 03:59:59 <Netham45> Know where?
Oct 25 04:00:18 <infinity> make menuconfig and look at the CPU options?
Oct 25 04:01:26 <twb> yup
Oct 25 04:01:32 <twb> There should be a tegra 2xx option IIRC
Oct 25 04:01:42 <twb> As for the ABI, dunno
Oct 25 04:02:05 <Netham45> Well, that was easy. >.<
Oct 25 04:02:15 <twb> BTDTBTTS
Oct 25 04:02:28 <twb> lilstevie: btw, don't forget about me :P
Oct 25 04:31:13 <lilstevie> twb: k
Oct 25 04:31:35 <lilstevie> Netham45: arch/arm/Makefile
Oct 25 06:03:59 <Netham46> Woo, got my kernel recompiled w/ usb audio working
Oct 25 06:04:30 <Netham46> Now if I can just figure out why pulseaudio shits itself w/ my usb headset
Oct 25 06:07:51 <twb> because it's crap? ;-P{
Oct 25 06:16:53 <Netham45> twb, yea, I'm not fond of pulseaudio
Oct 25 06:17:07 <Netham45> seems to be a lot more of a resource hog than ALSA is
Oct 25 06:17:36 <Netham45> but hey, mumble works w/ alsa too.
Oct 25 09:19:46 <shadeslayer> lilstevie: any updates on the sbk? I see a couple of posts dating back 15 days that say that you have the keys, so the only problem is the mini boot loader thing?
Oct 25 09:30:51 <lilstevie> shadeslayer: not at this point,
Oct 25 09:32:02 <shadeslayer> lilstevie: ok, any ETA?
Oct 25 09:32:08 <lilstevie> ...
Oct 25 09:35:13 <shadeslayer> uh .. ok, I'll just keep a ear out then
Oct 25 09:35:59 <lilstevie> you are not familar with the policies on ETAs are you
Oct 25 09:36:49 <shadeslayer> heh, I am, just thought that this one might be different :P
Oct 25 14:21:08 <stlsaint> where can i get the gcc compiler to compile arm kernel?
Oct 25 14:21:48 <ogra_> apt-get install gcc on an arm device ?
Oct 25 14:22:07 <ogra_> well, probably better build-essential instaed fo gcc, that pulls in the toolchain too
Oct 25 14:22:35 <stlsaint> ogra_: im trying to compile just the kernel for ARM arch on my laptop
Oct 25 14:23:12 <ogra_> ah, talk to hrm then, he has a cross compiler
Oct 25 14:23:27 * ogra_ always frogets the package name ... i think its just gcc-cross though
Oct 25 14:24:01 <stlsaint> ogra_: apt-cache turns up nothing on gcc-cross
Oct 25 14:24:01 <gildean> gnueabi?
Oct 25 14:24:24 <stlsaint> stlsaint@devcore:~$ apt-cache search gnueabi
Oct 25 14:24:42 <stlsaint> type-handling - dpkg architecture generation script
Oct 25 14:25:58 <gildean> i'm quite sure it's something like gcc-arm-linux-gnueabi
Oct 25 14:26:05 <ogra_> not the package name
Oct 25 14:26:16 <ogra_> thats rather
Oct 25 14:26:25 <ogra_> <app/lib>-libgcc1-armel-cross
Oct 25 14:26:29 <ogra_> err
Oct 25 14:26:33 <ogra_> <app/lib>-armel-cross
Oct 25 14:26:41 <ogra_> or armhf
Oct 25 14:27:56 <gildean> https://wiki.linaro.org/Platform/DevPlatform/CrossCompile/CrossbuildingQuickStart
Oct 25 14:28:23 <stlsaint> thanks, will read now
Oct 25 14:35:25 <stlsaint> for whatever reason sudo apt-get install gcc-4.5-arm-linux-gnueabi says i have nothing to install
Oct 25 14:35:43 <stlsaint> not that its already installed, just that its not even available in general...adding linar ppa now
Oct 25 14:37:13 <ogra_> what ubuntu release are you on ?
Oct 25 14:37:21 <gildean> it might be 4.6?
Oct 25 14:37:34 <gildean> isn't that what's on oneiric?
Oct 25 14:38:19 <ogra_> yes
Oct 25 14:42:10 <stlsaint> ogra_: im on lucid
Oct 25 14:42:35 <stlsaint> i added linaro ppa and everything is being pulled and installed now
Oct 25 14:42:38 <stlsaint> thanks fellas
Oct 25 14:43:31 <rbelem> hey guys, is it possible to fetch packages from a ppa to live-build?
Oct 25 14:46:18 <ogra_> rbelem, i tihimnk linaro does that for their images, ask over there
Oct 25 14:46:25 <ogra_> *think
Oct 25 14:47:51 <rbelem> thanks ogra_ :-)
Oct 25 15:04:46 <stlsaint> ok once the compiler is installed how to i compile with it?
Oct 25 15:10:04 * ogra_ only compiles natively, no idea
Oct 25 15:10:15 <ogra_> but there are definitely howtos in linaro
Oct 25 15:10:20 <stlsaint> ok
Oct 25 15:15:24 <robclark> btw, with lightdm is there a way to boot into text mode...  'text' bootarg doesn't seem to work any longer..
Oct 25 15:20:21 <ogra_> robclark, no, its broken, ndec filed a bug already
Oct 25 15:20:41 <robclark> ahh, ok..
Oct 25 15:25:10 <stlsaint> jesus christ...so i have /usr/bin/arm..etc but when i run make command i get: /bin/sh: /usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc-4.5gcc: not found
Oct 25 16:00:15 <ogra_> robclark, bug 873334, you could click the "me too" button to raise the heat :)
Oct 25 16:00:16 <ubot2> Launchpad bug 873334 in lightdm "the upstart job is missing support for 'text' command" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/873334
Oct 25 16:01:24 <robclark> ogra_, thx
Oct 25 16:04:29 <stlsaint> i fixed my compiler issue but not i get what looks like a regression bug in 4.5..../tmp/cciuTN9g.s: Assembler messages:
Oct 25 16:04:32 <stlsaint> /tmp/cciuTN9g.s: Error: .size expression for __restart_pllx does not evaluate to a constant
Oct 25 17:59:00 <GrueMaster> Woohoo.  I have a workaround for bug 857299.  banshee is now working on arm.
Oct 25 17:59:01 <ubot2> Launchpad bug 857299 in banshee "banshee window remain white on startup on armel" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/857299
Oct 25 18:00:12 <GrueMaster> Will need to tweek the patch to minimize any noise, and also need to compare the code execution on arm & x86 to determine why they are different.
Oct 25 23:03:26 <rsalveti> GrueMaster: great, will check it out and let you know if it worked for me
Oct 25 23:03:44 <rsalveti> ogra_: robclark: yeah, also noticed about the lack of text support today
Oct 25 23:04:23 <robclark> rsalveti, it is a bit awkward when you are debugging xorg driver :-P
Oct 25 23:06:57 <rsalveti> robclark: :-)
Oct 25 23:08:04 <GrueMaster> rsalveti: I will be working on this some more shortly.  I'm getting ready to start packing now.  6am flight for Orlando tomorrow.  Will probably work on this in-flight on my AC100.
Oct 25 23:08:31 <rsalveti> GrueMaster: oh, you're goint to orlando earlier this time
Oct 25 23:08:35 <robclark> ugg, 6am flight.. sounds like fun..
Oct 25 23:08:46 <rsalveti> yeah, no sleep at all...
Oct 25 23:08:53 <rsalveti> robclark: will you join us at connect?
Oct 25 23:09:01 <robclark> yup..
Oct 25 23:09:03 <GrueMaster> Yes, I'm in the QA CoP training session starting Thursday.
Oct 25 23:09:12 <rsalveti> cool
Oct 25 23:09:19 <rsalveti> GrueMaster: oh, ok
Oct 25 23:09:20 <rsalveti> :-)
Oct 26 00:57:10 <omac> hi there.  Is there a way of simply booting ubuntu straight from a microsdhc card without affect the currently installed android.
Oct 26 00:58:04 <twb> omac: what device
Oct 26 00:58:09 <omac> i have an p10an01
Oct 26 00:58:20 <omac> chinese clone dual-tegra
Oct 26 00:58:32 <omac> roughly 250$CAN
Oct 26 00:58:33 <twb> NFI
Oct 26 00:59:38 <omac> it's jailbroken with z4 root
Oct 26 00:59:39 <twb> But on the asus transformer, you need to replace the bootloader if you want to boot off SD, which will indirectly affect android, since you'd need to make sure the new bootloader could still boot android or chainload the old bootloader
Oct 26 00:59:52 <twb> omac: I don't use android so that means nothing to me
Oct 26 01:00:19 <omac> in order for me to change a file on the android filesystem, it need to be root.
Oct 26 01:01:07 <omac> so if you tell me which android bootloader I should use in order to enable booting from microsdhc, I'll give it a shot.
Oct 26 01:01:16 <twb> uh, not an android bootloader
Oct 26 01:01:25 <tony_abad> Hey folks.  I've got a problem compiling a kernel module with the 3.0.4-x3 kernel
Oct 26 01:02:18 <twb> omac: you'll need to find a bootloader that supports your device; I have no idea if there is such a bootloader.  Also to install it, you will need to be able to flash parts of the nonvolatile storage *outside* the android filesystem, so it is completely irrelevant if you have "rooted" it or whatever.
Oct 26 01:02:31 <tony_abad> I grabbed the kernel headers from http://rcn-ee.net/deb/sid/v3.0.4-x3/.  However, there seem to be some missing headers.  e.g. the mach/irqs.h header.
Oct 26 01:25:22 <tony_abad> I'm having trouble compiling a kernel module for 3.0.4-x3.  Can anyone help me?
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