**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Sep 29 02:59:57 2012 Sep 29 05:27:46 infinity, do you think the drivers should be purged even from git history or a regular removal commit should be ok? Is having them in .git considered redistribution? **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Sep 29 06:04:57 2012 Sep 29 15:55:55 root@ubuntu:~# du -hcs / Sep 29 15:55:55 7.0M / Sep 29 15:55:57 yay Sep 29 15:56:30 * ogra_ fiddles with his embedded rootfs builder Sep 29 15:59:18 what's that on, ogra_? Sep 29 15:59:38 vm Sep 29 16:00:26 the target is that the tool will build you a tarball with an embedded fs Sep 29 16:00:40 no matterr what you run it on, it should work Sep 29 16:01:19 and the core rootfs shouldnt be larger than 10M (with upstart. udev etc) Sep 29 16:03:48 the system will be truely embedded thoguh, no package manager or anything Sep 29 16:06:38 I am using ubuntu-desktop on beagleboard-xm, is there any SDK that works on it? Sep 29 16:22:44 what package do I need to install to my ubuntu (laptop) for the toolchain of beagleboard-xm (ubuntu-arm)? is it gcc-arm-linux-gnueabi ? Sep 29 16:23:27 well, rather gnueabihf Sep 29 16:23:44 (unless you actually want to produce armel stuff which is rather dead) Sep 29 16:24:31 I want to compile my C code on beagleboard-xm by using eclipse or Qt-creator Sep 29 16:25:07 I am looking for the tool chain for it, do you suggest me to install gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf ? Sep 29 16:26:09 uname -a outputs "Linux beagleubuntu 3.2.0-26-omap #41-Ubuntu Thu Jun 14 18:19:55 UTC 2012 armv7l armv7l armv7l GNU/Linux" on the beagleboard Sep 29 16:28:48 well, for compiling a kernel or so the gcc package should be enough ... Sep 29 16:29:04 as soon as you start doing things that need dependencies a chroot is way better Sep 29 16:31:39 are gcc on my laptop (ubuntu-12.04) and gcc on beagleboard-xm(ubuntu-desktop) the same? Sep 29 16:31:58 if your release is the same on both Sep 29 16:32:58 the gcc for all arches in ubuntu is built from the same source package so your x86 one as well as the cross one as well as the native one on the beagle itself are identical within one release Sep 29 16:33:58 now I see. thank you ogra_ Sep 29 16:35:10 90% of the software you write you can just develop on x86 ... unless its highly HW specific probably ... and then just rebuild it for your target arch if you are done Sep 29 16:36:17 the same as for gcc above is usually also true for libs etc so you have the same APIs on both arches Sep 29 16:37:31 thanks a lot Sep 29 17:10:15 janimo: If there's a sane way to rebase them out of existence in the git history, that would be better. Sep 29 17:10:37 janimo: One of the drivers isn't even something that Marvell *can* give you permission to redistribute, since the copyright belongs to one of their partners, not them. Sep 29 22:25:20 Hi, i want to get ubuntu running on my Gooseberry board Sep 29 22:25:46 but all i can find is that i should extract an image onto my microSD card, but i can't seem to find any images anywhere.. Sep 29 22:26:48 Are there any tutorials or other resources on how to go about this? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Sep 30 02:59:59 2012