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- [00:22:33] <MattTheGeek>
quick question: whats the logic level on io pins?
- [00:26:09] <ds2>
depending on the current state, high or low ;)
- [00:27:53] <MattTheGeek>
voltage level*
- [00:28:44] <ds2>
should be CMOS 1.8V ranges
- [00:28:47] <ds2>
(IIRC)
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- [00:33:10] <MrCurious>
pandaboard arrived. wonder if it is ok to run it without a wi-fi antenna.
- [00:37:38] <ds2>
there should be an on board chip antenna
- [00:39:29] <MrCurious>
ok
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- [00:41:57] <MrCurious>
just found a 5v 1.2a wall wart
- [00:42:11] <MrCurious>
the omap4 ubuntu nightly build is almost downloaded
- [00:43:10] <MrCurious>
hdmi cable located
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- [00:46:50] <MrCurious>
anyone want to save me reading and point to hte best ubuntu image for a rev A3 pandaboard so i can jsut start with wifi and x working
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- [00:52:16] <ZeZu>
10.10 netbook .... 11.04 may work out for you but I have some disgusting issues with it and omap4 ppa ( release && trunk )
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- [00:55:25] <MrCurious>
zezu: does http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-netbook/daily-preinstalled/current/ sound right?
- [00:57:47] <ZeZu>
yes for the very latest
- [01:00:15] <MrCurious>
excellent pre-cursed binaries :D
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- [02:06:12] <MrCurious>
wish i would have thought ahead and downloaded a image. the waiting is killing me
- [02:07:08] <mscdex>
MrCurious: i found 11.04 to be more stable/"complete" for me, despite the fact that there is only graphics acceleration driver support so far
- [02:07:35] <MrCurious>
there is only graphics acceleration?
- [02:07:41] <mscdex>
i won't be watching videos much with my board, so i'm not too concerned at the moment
- [02:08:03] <mscdex>
MrCurious: from what i read yes, everything else is done through software atm
- [02:08:20] <MrCurious>
got a link to that one mscdex? i cant find 11.04
- [02:09:24] <mscdex>
MrCurious: http://omappedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Pre-Built_Binaries
- [02:09:35] <MrCurious>
ty
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- [02:10:44] <MrCurious>
downloading now
- [02:19:38] <MrCurious>
its booting
- [02:23:43] <MrCurious>
resizing... please wait
- [02:23:52] <MrCurious>
please wait seems to be the order of teh evening
- [02:25:48] <mscdex>
heh
- [02:26:04] <mscdex>
some people reported it failing during resize with some sd cards, but i didn't have any trouble
- [02:26:14] <MrCurious>
so far, 5 minutes of blinking lights and the word ubuntu over and over
- [02:26:32] <MrCurious>
this is a 20mb/s card
- [02:26:40] <MrCurious>
i have a mouse pointer
- [02:26:49] <MrCurious>
not a very high res one...
- [02:27:13] <mscdex>
mine is only class 4, but it's 32gb
- [02:27:28] <mscdex>
sandisk ultra II
- [02:27:31] <MrCurious>
class 20 16gb
- [02:27:51] <mscdex>
class 20? lol probably class 6
- [02:27:53] <MrCurious>
well class 10, with 20mb/s speed
- [02:27:58] <mscdex>
or that
- [02:28:27] <mscdex>
i can't keep track of the latest sd tech
- [02:28:57] <MrCurious>
i think sd ratings are laging behind capability
- [02:29:21] <MrCurious>
still blinking
- [02:29:30] <MrCurious>
still white mouse pointer on blue background
- [02:29:52] <MrCurious>
in 540x480? overhdmi
- [02:30:16] <MrCurious>
i wouldnt call it the blue screen of death, but maybe the blue screen of boredom
- [02:31:18] <mscdex>
dunno, i tried my board on an hdmi tv instead of a dvi monitor when i installed and set up 11.04, where i got the full 1920x1080 resolution
- [02:31:30] <MrCurious>
mouse moves all around screen, but buttons do nothing
- [02:32:28] <MrCurious>
something does not feel right
- [02:32:39] <MrCurious>
thinking a right click menu should be comming up
- [02:33:08] <MrCurious>
just a lot of status1 and nothing
- [02:33:59] <MrCurious>
maybe i should act all impatient and reset it
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- [02:37:28] <MrCurious>
know the default root password for ubuntu?
- [02:38:07] <wmat>
try root/root
- [02:38:18] <wmat>
or root/<no password>
- [02:38:30] <MrCurious>
tried those
- [02:38:35] <MrCurious>
i think i got a bad install
- [02:40:10] <MrCurious>
i get a nice background image that gets replaced by a blue screen
- [02:40:16] <ds2>
ubuntu has no root pw
- [02:40:33] <MrCurious>
think i will get a small kbd/mouse while 11.04 dl's
- [02:40:47] <ds2>
there should be an account precreated
- [02:41:08] <mscdex>
afaik there's only the one you set up during the installation phase
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- [03:17:56] <spikebike>
ds2: heh, by default, right up till you say passwd root
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- [03:20:34] <ds2>
yes
- [03:20:41] <ds2>
that is a ubuntu-ism
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- [03:55:23] <MrCurious>
i think i must have buggared teh burn
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- [04:20:10] <MrCurious>
here goes 11.04
- [04:20:14] <MrCurious>
resizing
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- [04:40:08] <MrCurious>
now this is getting more fun
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- [04:44:57] <MrCurious>
from the install procedure, i am starting to get the feeling that the SD cards are teh weak point of this platform
- [04:45:20] <MrCurious>
if only they would have put a sata port on it
- [04:45:29] <mscdex>
usb hdd!
- [04:45:32] <MrCurious>
then we could drop a ssd on it
- [04:45:35] <MrCurious>
yeah
- [04:45:37] <MrCurious>
will have to do that
- [04:45:41] <MrCurious>
can it boot off usb?
- [04:45:52] <prpplague>
MrCurious: you can add eMMC via the expansion header
- [04:46:12] <MrCurious>
whats emmc? and how much does it cost to get that
- [04:46:19] <mscdex>
dunno, but you could always have just enough on your sd to boot, and everything else is on your usb hdd
- [04:46:53] <_av500_>
emmc is a mmc card on a chip
- [04:47:15] <MrCurious>
completely removing ubiquity? this feels work in progress
- [04:47:36] <ds2>
so... who sells eMMC in singles? ;)
- [04:47:43] <_av500_>
MrCurious: the omap4 has no sata port
- [04:47:55] <prpplague>
_av500_: you got a favorite LED backlight driver?
- [04:47:55] <_av500_>
so, no use to have it on the panda
- [04:48:06] <_av500_>
prpplague: whatever the dsiplay has
- [04:48:18] <prpplague>
_av500_: hehe
- [04:49:36] <_av500_>
we used to have a ccfl driver inthe past that when you put your finger on the coil self destructed
- [04:49:40] <_av500_>
fun
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- [04:50:04] <MrCurious>
looks like emmc is not available in one off's
- [04:50:26] <_av500_>
indeed
- [04:50:33] <MrCurious>
looks lik eits a memory module that talks through the SD port?
- [04:50:38] <_av500_>
since few people can solder bga
- [04:50:42] <prpplague>
MrCurious: you can get them, just gotta know where to look, otherwise, you can simply add another sd card slot or nand flash
- [04:50:51] <_av500_>
MrCurious: its basically an sd card
- [04:50:52] <prpplague>
_av500_: they have some eMMC eval boards now
- [04:50:57] <MrCurious>
i have a usb ssd 2g
- [04:51:05] <MrCurious>
but thats only 20mb/s
- [04:51:10] <_av500_>
prpplague: in litle boxes with one edge cut off?
- [04:51:18] <MrCurious>
no better than this sd theoetically
- [04:51:33] <prpplague>
_av500_: hehe
- [04:52:10] <prpplague>
_av500_: never figured out why they picked such a terrible package for eMMC
- [04:52:13] <MrCurious>
time to slap a patriot ssd into a usb enclosure i have laying around and see if it can power off the usb port
- [04:52:59] <_av500_>
prpplague: i meant the sd card package :)
- [04:53:13] <prpplague>
_av500_: yea, i know what you meant
- [04:53:23] <prpplague>
_av500_: i was commenting the actual eMMC package
- [04:53:38] <_av500_>
in fact, emmc can have 8 dat bits which is nice
- [04:53:43] <_av500_>
data
- [04:53:58] <_av500_>
like these mmcplus cards
- [04:54:37] <ds2>
prpplague: you mean the 21343431209840923842190384092348093240932843092849231840923 balls?
- [04:54:57] <_av500_>
21 maybe
- [04:55:11] <prpplague>
ds2: yea, and the fact that all the signals are on the inside pads
- [04:55:36] <ds2>
prpplague: thought it was just me getting irked at that
- [04:57:08] <ds2>
so, when is the 32G raw NAND flash expansion board for the animal boards coming out?
- [04:57:58] <prpplague>
ds2: hehe, not on my list
- [04:58:18] <prpplague>
ds2: do have a cpld for the sdmmc to convert to IDE
- [04:58:28] <_av500_>
cool
- [04:58:30] <_av500_>
send
- [04:58:36] <prpplague>
ds2: trying to see what kind of performance i can get
- [04:58:50] <_av500_>
maybe with a fast CF card...
- [04:58:51] <ds2>
prpplague: and I thought I had you convinced NAND is a good thing ;)
- [04:59:27] <prpplague>
ds2: hehe, maybe so, but it isn't financially practical for me to design a board with nand
- [04:59:50] <_av500_>
prpplague: what driver?
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- [05:00:31] <prpplague>
_av500_: mutant variation of the omap hsmmc
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- [05:02:32] <Govindraj>
where can I get the bootloader source(gitweb) for pandaboard?
- [05:03:07] <prpplague>
Govindraj: depends on the distro and such that you are working with
- [05:03:17] <prpplague>
Govindraj: there are a number of sources
- [05:03:34] <prpplague>
_av500_: basically its a variation on this project - http://www.retroleum.co.uk/electronics-articles/an-8-bit-ide-interface/
- [05:03:45] <Govindraj>
i am trying to use ubuntu distro.. wondering where does the bootaladers come from
- [05:03:46] <prpplague>
_av500_: just done in a cpld instead of discreats
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- [05:05:17] <_av500_>
8bit?
- [05:05:21] <xynix>
hi , may i know how long usually the ubuntu (GUI) take to boot up ?
- [05:06:12] <prpplague>
_av500_: yea, since the sdmmc is 8-bit, you have to write twice to latch 16-bit data
- [05:06:36] <prpplague>
Govindraj: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git
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- [05:07:17] <MrCurious>
finally a hdmi to dvi cable is located
- [05:11:56] <prpplague>
ds2: got a favorite LED backlight driver?
- [05:11:57] <MrCurious>
seems ubuntu does not like the hconn b port
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- [05:17:40] <ds2>
prpplague: not a single one
- [05:17:58] <ds2>
it depends on what resources I have
- [05:18:18] <ds2>
i.e. if I have a 48V DC handle, it might be a 2N2222 in constant current config
- [05:18:44] <MrCurious>
sigh, it isnt detecting monitors for ****
- [05:18:52] <prpplague>
ds2: step up from +5v
- [05:19:02] <prpplague>
ds2: need around 2.25W
- [05:19:16] <ds2>
don't TI make drivers for that?
- [05:19:18] <prpplague>
ds2: most of the ones i am finding right now are maxed out at around 2
- [05:19:23] <prpplague>
ds2: yea
- [05:19:58] <prpplague>
ds2: the TPS61040 is good up to 2W
- [05:20:03] <MrCurious>
wireless working even if i cant get better than 640x480
- [05:20:08] <ds2>
2? hmmm let me do some math
- [05:20:45] <prpplague>
ds2: the TPS61043 is good up to 2.5 but its only available in qfn
- [05:21:01] <ds2>
there is a SOT23 part from ON
- [05:21:14] <ds2>
but I gave up on looking for inductors
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- [05:23:08] <MrCurious>
do i want the video port near the corner, or near the usb if i am connecting to a 1920x1080 computer monitor
- [05:23:15] <MrCurious>
with ubuntu
- [05:23:26] <ds2>
try both
- [05:24:11] <MrCurious>
seems it has a hard preference for the port next to the usb
- [05:24:44] <dreamingduck>
Is there anybody knows alsa audio driver works on froyo L27.10.2-P1?
- [05:25:57] <dreamingduck>
It's seem to be work but I can't hear anysound!. pcm playback.
- [05:26:00] <prpplague>
dreamingduck: yes it was working with the prebuilt images we posted
- [05:26:37] <dreamingduck>
how about when i build the same versionL27.10.2-P1?
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- [05:27:44] <dreamingduck>
I checked prebuilt image works good. but.... when i build the same version.. it fails.
- [05:27:56] <dreamingduck>
I can't hear any sound.
- [05:29:22] <dreamingduck>
so, I try to use amixer to change path. with alsa_amixer cset numid=3 120.
- [05:29:35] <prpplague>
dreamingduck: i'd say that is a good indication that you probably have something misconfigured in your kernel
- [05:30:27] <dreamingduck>
yes... I got it.
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- [05:30:57] <dreamingduck>
then, where shoud I check?
- [05:31:00] <prpplague>
ds2: you looked at the pixel qi display? that backlight on that thing is pretty high compared to what it replaces
- [05:31:56] <prpplague>
dreamingduck: i'd make sure you have hdmi audio enabled, hdmi enabled, and that the omap SoC audio is enabled
- [05:32:35] <ds2>
prpplague: not yet... the costs don't seem to meet what I want to do
- [05:32:38] <dreamingduck>
yes, that's right.
- [05:32:51] <ds2>
I can do transreflective displays cheaper and I can do eInk cheaper so
- [05:33:03] <prpplague>
ds2: indeed
- [05:33:10] <prpplague>
ds2: just a popular item
- [05:33:51] <prpplague>
dreamingduck: then i'd boot up the working kernel and do a dump of the audio config, then boot your kernel and do the same
- [05:33:56] <prpplague>
dreamingduck: compare the output
- [05:34:15] <ds2>
prpplague: but I see as viable as your 32G NAND board
- [05:34:22] <dreamingduck>
OK, thanks a lot.. I got it.
- [05:35:19] <prpplague>
ds2: not really, lvds board doesn't use any BGA packages, and is pretty straight forward
- [05:35:37] <prpplague>
ds2: doing a nand board would be pretty expensive
- [05:35:38] <ds2>
prpplague: LVDS is easy... it is the pixelqi that I consider not worth it
- [05:35:48] <ds2>
BGA is easy to deal with (relatively speaking)
- [05:35:54] <xynix>
hi , may i know how to solve "an error occured while mounting" ?
- [05:35:55] <ds2>
don't like them but...
- [05:35:58] <prpplague>
ds2: not cost wise
- [05:36:19] <prpplague>
ds2: bga for small production is too much hassle
- [05:36:59] <prpplague>
xynix: you will have to give us some context, such as a boot log, kernel version , and what distro you are trying to use
- [05:37:49] <xynix>
i m using 11.04 , 8gb SD kingston
- [05:37:50] <prpplague>
ds2: i've been totally taken aback by the amount of LVDS sales we've done for beagle and panda
- [05:38:05] <ds2>
prpplague: they reflow via toaster ovens just fine
- [05:38:16] <xynix>
i have the message during the first boot
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- [05:38:49] <xynix>
prpplague: may i know what probably is the problem ?
- [05:38:53] <ds2>
prpplague: the folks I work with will do even 100 pieces of BGA just fine
- [05:38:58] <prpplague>
xynix: can you paste the bootlog to pastebin?
- [05:39:01] <ds2>
for a toaster oven, I was refering to 1-10 peices
- [05:39:08] <prpplague>
ds2: at what rate?
- [05:39:47] <ds2>
prpplague: not much more then stock SMT
- [05:39:54] <xynix>
ok
- [05:39:55] <prpplague>
ds2: for low cost boards, we've never found it feasible for anything less than 5k pieces
- [05:40:05] <MrCurious>
1280x1024 finally
- [05:40:13] <ds2>
prpplague: what's low cost in your definition?
- [05:41:02] <prpplague>
ds2: for most cases, total assembly for less than $25.00
- [05:41:38] <MrCurious>
guessing "install omap4 addons" is something i should have done before judging performance...
- [05:41:51] <ds2>
prpplague: my guys claim they can sub $25 assemblies with BGA. They rather a I stick with QFN but...
- [05:42:10] <ds2>
but I donno what they will put in the fine print about yield ;)
- [05:42:26] <prpplague>
ds2: yea, that has been our experience
- [05:42:36] <prpplague>
ds2: plus the added cost and turn time for the pcbs as well
- [05:42:48] <xynix>
prpplague: what is the default login for 11.04 ?
- [05:42:51] <ds2>
prpplague: what pitch BGAs are you talking about?
- [05:43:06] <ds2>
0.4mm w/3/3 rules on the PCB?
- [05:43:29] <prpplague>
ds2: yea, or 0.5mm
- [05:43:34] <ds2>
ah
- [05:43:42] <prpplague>
ds2: .65 with channels, or .8 is ok
- [05:43:53] <prpplague>
ds2: but if we can do the board without, thats just better
- [05:44:09] <ds2>
PCB cause is a bigger problem then assembly
- [05:44:33] <prpplague>
ds2: i don't mind QFN, just makes doing the first couple of hand assembled ones a little more difficult
- [05:45:08] <ds2>
prpplague: I find it cheaper to pay a guy to do the hand assembly rather then do it myself (cost vs time trade off)
- [05:45:41] <prpplague>
ds2: yea, we have someone for that as well
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- [05:46:10] <ds2>
but back to your backlight drive
- [05:46:13] <ds2>
why not go discrete?
- [05:46:23] <ds2>
and is it really 2.25W single channel?
- [05:46:38] <prpplague>
ds2: the problem i find with hand assembly of some of the QFN's with center ground pads don't always get good connection
- [05:46:57] <ds2>
prpplague: what are you using to assemble QFNs?
- [05:47:22] <prpplague>
ds2: its three strings of 6 with a total of 2.04W
- [05:47:53] <ds2>
prpplague: you could do 3 different drivers
- [05:47:56] <prpplague>
ds2: we have a QFN tool from weller and a hot air station
- [05:48:05] <ds2>
ewwww weller ;)
- [05:48:28] <prpplague>
ds2: doing three adds cost and takes up pcb space
- [05:48:48] <ds2>
prpplague: maybe... price out the inductor then check
- [05:49:14] <prpplague>
ds2: yea i already looked for the TPS61042/43
- [05:49:19] <prpplague>
ds2: pretty reasonable
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- [05:49:27] <ds2>
really?
- [05:49:38] <av500>
http://allmybase.com/2011/05/31/puias-arm-alpha-release/
- [05:49:49] <ds2>
that's almost 500mA average
- [05:49:57] <ds2>
on the input side
- [05:50:09] <ds2>
peak current will give you a 1A or worse Vsat inductor
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- [05:52:34] <prpplague>
ds2: yea i found a murata and a sumida
- [05:52:47] <prpplague>
ds2: the murata is on the TI eval board
- [05:54:00] <ds2>
prpplague: and they are reasonably priced?
- [05:54:49] <prpplague>
ds2: yea, looks so
- [05:54:57] <MrCurious>
feels like its a bit slugish, and cant work out why
- [05:56:22] <MrCurious>
maybe the sd i have is not ideal
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- [05:58:36] <prpplague>
ds2: the murata is $0.145 for 1k
- [06:00:02] <ds2>
prpplague: that looks decent
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- [06:01:18] <prpplague>
ds2: i'll wire up the eval board over the weekend to see what it looks like
- [06:01:29] <MrCurious>
its not the system that feels slow, its the firefox...
- [06:01:50] <prpplague>
ds2: did you have a look at the animal-lvds schematic?
- [06:02:20] <ds2>
prpplague: nope. think you asked me that a few days ago and it was the same (is there a URL?)
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- [06:03:17] <prpplague>
ds2: http://www.elinux.org/Animal_LVDS_Board#Design
- [06:04:06] <prpplague>
ds2: i've made a change to support some 24-bit displays but not all
- [06:05:05] <ds2>
why 18bit?
- [06:05:25] <ds2>
one requirement I impose is 24bit for my boards
- [06:05:34] <prpplague>
ds2: almost all of the lower cost displays are 18-bit
- [06:05:49] <prpplague>
ds2: including the pixelqi
- [06:06:21] <MrCurious>
no flash for pandaboard :(
- [06:06:26] <ds2>
prpplague: that isn't making sense... I am seeing 24bit displays in the same price range as the 18bit ones
- [06:06:46] <av500>
MrCurious: of course not
- [06:07:01] <prpplague>
ds2: $12 for a 24-bit display?
- [06:07:12] <MrCurious>
grrr, wanted to do a download speed test so i could point my finger at wifi speed
- [06:07:59] <ds2>
yes but...
- [06:08:00] <ds2>
;)
- [06:08:29] <av500>
12$? they are ripping you off!!! :)
- [06:08:59] <prpplague>
av500: yea thats in small qty of 1k
- [06:09:11] <prpplague>
av500: i am sure you get better pricing
- [06:10:01] <prpplague>
ds2: basically there two different schemes for 24-bit lvds support, you can't really support both without adding some serious logic
- [06:10:28] <ds2>
prplague: I think you can do jumpers, IIRC
- [06:10:35] * av500 lols at omapdiscuss mailing list
- [06:10:42] <prpplague>
ds2: 24 jumpers?
- [06:10:48] <ds2>
sure
- [06:10:54] <ds2>
I call them 0ohm resistors but sure
- [06:11:12] <av500>
hmm, like an old AT clock display panel :)
- [06:11:24] <prpplague>
ds2: not very practical for someone that doesn't solder
- [06:11:30] <av500>
also add a turbo button
- [06:11:49] <ds2>
prpplague: *nod* different market
- [06:12:22] <prpplague>
ds2: got an example 24-bit lvds display you'd want to use?
- [06:12:54] <ds2>
prpplague: not at liberty to disclose that at the moment
- [06:13:17] <prpplague>
ds2: ahh
- [06:13:37] <av500>
ds2: with all your secrecy I wonder how they let you on irc at all :)
- [06:14:21] <ds2>
av500: so do I ;)
- [06:14:35] <MrCurious>
its either ubuntu-firefox or the networking that is making it painfully unresponsive. could just be a bad version of ubuntu. guess i have to use several dists for a few weeks before i can be sure on teh cause of the un-responsive
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- [06:15:00] <MrCurious>
but pages like cnn.com, foxnews.com, and msnbc.com make it horribly laggy
- [06:15:19] <av500>
throwing distros at a problem is unlikely to fix it
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- [06:15:58] <ds2>
but it is so much more fun
- [06:16:02] <prpplague>
ds2: surprising thought, none of the companies that have purchased lvds boards have been using 24-bit, all have been 18-bit
- [06:16:43] <ds2>
prpplague: with they way you have it wired, it isn't exactly an 18bit display for sw purposes
- [06:17:33] <prpplague>
ds2: right it is 24-bit on the omap side, and 18-bit on the display side, basically the bottom two bits get dropped
- [06:17:40] <prpplague>
ds2: thats standard procedure for lvds
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- [06:17:57] <ds2>
not resource efficient
- [06:18:24] <abcdude>
is the UI in pandroid hardware accelerated???
- [06:18:28] <prpplague>
ds2: yea well, omap4 doesn't have 18-bit support
- [06:18:33] <ds2>
ah
- [06:18:51] <prpplague>
ds2: that was descoped from omap3
- [06:21:09] <prpplague>
ds2: you see the masterimage PR and demo?
- [06:21:52] <av500>
prpplague: dithering enabled?
- [06:22:58] <prpplague>
av500: i haven't been enabling that
- [06:22:58] <ds2>
nope
- [06:23:09] <ds2>
i much rather see a low power O4 demo ;)
- [06:23:20] <prpplague>
ds2: hehe, don't like 3D?
- [06:23:36] <ds2>
no
- [06:23:42] <av500>
prpplague: if its like the 3d of the 3DS, no
- [06:23:53] <ds2>
I can do 3D on a spaceheater^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hx86
- [06:23:55] <prpplague>
ds2: most likely won;t see that until ASP gets omap4
- [06:24:12] <prpplague>
av500: no comparison
- [06:24:36] <ds2>
there are lower power A9's around
- [06:24:53] <av500>
yes, they are called A8 :)
- [06:25:15] <prpplague>
ds2: hehe you said "O4 demo" not cortex-a9 , hehe
- [06:25:40] <ds2>
prpplague: yes
- [06:25:58] <ds2>
I wanted to see a low power demo with an O4 system
- [06:26:11] <av500>
what is a low power demo?
- [06:26:14] <av500>
board in off mode?
- [06:26:15] <ds2>
but there are similiarly equiped A9's around with lower power (based on measured values)
- [06:26:36] <ds2>
left at the descretion of demo designer
- [06:26:37] <av500>
or Watts per gazzilion triangles?
- [06:26:56] <ds2>
if it is an off mode demo, there will obviously be credibility reprecussions ;)
- [06:27:18] <ds2>
but it might be fine as a starter
- [06:27:48] <abcdude>
is the UI in pandroid hardware accelerated???
- [06:28:37] <prpplague>
abcdude: it is suppose to be
- [06:29:13] <ds2>
the UI's acceleration works best in a moving rocket ;)
- [06:30:19] <abcdude>
yeah but android in itslef doesnt have gpu accleration ..
- [06:30:32] <abcdude>
android (prior to 3.0)
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yo~
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- [06:43:20] <MrCurious>
i agree. enough for one night
- [06:43:37] <Guest46829>
can i ask smthg here ?
- [06:44:05] <MrCurious>
i think if you dont, you will never forgive yourself
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MrCurious: there is the gnash browser plugin for flash, but video playback is a little laggy
- [06:48:00] <mscdex>
might be because there is no video acceleration yet in 11.04 for the pandaboard?
- [06:48:22] <av500>
isnt html5 all the rage? and flash evil and such?
- [06:48:25] <MrCurious>
i dont think its the browser that is causing the slowness i am feeling
- [06:48:45] <MrCurious>
it feels like something in teh window manager is not behaving as responsive as it should
- [06:48:53] <av500>
doing what?
- [06:49:08] <av500>
browser renders pages, wm does nothing during that time
- [06:49:43] <MrCurious>
i dont know, everything feels really sluggish on this ubuntu
- [06:49:57] <MrCurious>
it could be that i am just expecting too much
- [06:50:21] <MrCurious>
but its like it runs really fast, then it pauses to think, then runs fast
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- [07:25:42] <stm___>
hi all
- [07:26:29] <stm___>
which type of camera i can connect to pandaboard
- [07:26:43] <stm___>
any sujjestion?
- [07:28:00] <LetoThe2nd>
stm___: with or without effort?
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- [07:29:39] <stm___>
ofcourse it is better for me to have both sujjestions
- [07:30:24] <av500>
usb
- [07:30:34] <av500>
or CSI-2
- [07:30:51] <LetoThe2nd>
stm___: without effort: anything usb with a known good working linux driver.
- [07:30:56] <LetoThe2nd>
stm___: with a little effort: anything usb without a known good working linux driver.
- [07:31:13] <LetoThe2nd>
stm___: with effort: anything CSI-2
- [07:31:39] <LetoThe2nd>
stm___: great service, eh? now you even have three suggestions, not only two :-)
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- [07:32:06] <stm___>
yes . absolutely
- [07:32:11] <stm___>
thank you
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- [07:34:01] <koen>
av500: not CSI-NY?
- [07:35:17] <LetoThe2nd>
koen: nope sary-ginise-bus is not yet supported. wath out for it on koalaboard.
- [07:36:14] <av500>
LetoThe2nd: lol, lenovo buys medion
- [07:36:43] <LetoThe2nd>
av500: yeah, seen it too.
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- [07:38:09] <av500>
can't wait for the aldipad
- [07:38:12] <av500>
"think cheaper"
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- [07:40:38] <LetoThe2nd>
hehehe
- [07:42:16] <av500>
and computex shows a couple of meego netbooks
- [07:42:25] <av500>
let's see how they will do
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- [07:44:48] <koen>
LetoThe2nd: with that board you can spend koala-ty time with embedded
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- [08:04:31] <LetoThe2nd>
koen: hrhrhr
- [08:06:10] <koen>
the internal tool to check for XDM compliance and stuff is called qualiTI
- [08:06:51] <LetoThe2nd>
koen: XDM = eXtreme Dope Manufacturing? ;-)
- [08:10:39] * LetoThe2nd read a very interesting article yesterday about the drug excesses and scandals in early hollywood... if you ever thought ozzy and m??tley cr??e are hard, forget it ;-)
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LetoThe2nd: xdm is the TI standard interface for codecs and things
- [08:45:54] <LetoThe2nd>
koen: ah dammit. but the guess was pretty close!
- [08:46:50] <koen>
:)
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- [08:49:21] <av500>
koen: the problem with qualiTI is that it is not enforced in china and india :)
- [08:49:58] <koen>
av500: it's usage is relatively new
- [08:50:13] <koen>
av500: we started running it on our codecs ??2 years ago
- [08:51:16] <LetoThe2nd>
av500: "chain" as in process or as in "country" because mentioned together with india? ;-)
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- [09:05:51] <new_to_panda>
hello, all, I am following this link, to build kernel for pandaboard: http://elinux.org/Panda_How_to_kernel_2_6_39rel, i git clone the source from git://kernel.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-oneiric.git, and follow the instruction. but I am not getting the output on the display device. ?
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- [09:07:47] <Custumer>
hello,
- [09:08:10] <av500>
new_to_panda: where does that link mention ubuntu-oneiric.git??
- [09:08:42] <Custumer>
http://pandaboard.org
- [09:09:08] <Custumer>
i'd like to buy PandaBoard : First open OMAP4 mobile software development platform.
- [09:09:16] <av500>
then buy it
- [09:09:18] <Custumer>
do you have stock?
- [09:09:28] <av500>
who?
- [09:09:41] <Custumer>
hm, i do not have a idea.
- [09:09:45] <av500>
do you see the large "Order now" button?
- [09:09:51] <Custumer>
i did
- [09:09:55] <av500>
then click it
- [09:10:00] <Custumer>
but i can't buy that
- [09:10:45] <new_to_panda>
av500: I want to run ubuntu with kernel 2.6.39, So i thought to take it from link :git://kernel.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-oneiric.git, if its not the correct repository for pandaboard, av500: can you pls, provide the link for source code.
- [09:11:14] * av500 has no idea about ubnbbnttu
- [09:12:50] <new_to_panda>
Can someone provides me the link to get the ubuntu kernel 2.6.39 source code for pandaboard?
- [09:13:21] <av500>
#ubuntu-arm
- [09:15:37] <koen>
I hope you don't need sgx or ducati
- [09:15:43] <koen>
or cpufreq
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- [09:19:48] <new_to_panda>
av500: can u provide me link to get 2.6.39 source code?
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- [09:20:26] * Set by prpplague!~danders@nat/ti/x-dhdrupnqudstvoyg on Mon May 16 15:39:28 UTC 2011
- [09:20:26] <new_to_panda>
is it www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/testing/v2.6.39?
- [09:20:44] <koen>
oh dear
- [09:20:54] * koen looked at the L24.13 branch
- [09:21:20] <av500>
where?
- [09:27:53] <koen>
http://dev.omapzoom.org/?p=integration/kernel-ubuntu.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/ti-ubuntu-L24.13
- [09:28:04] <koen>
that's L27 with some ubuntu sauce
- [09:29:19] <av500>
koen: remind me, what was L24 again?
- [09:30:11] <av500>
lol http://dev.omapzoom.org/?p=integration/kernel-ubuntu.git;a=commit;h=23f24f20b8f9d33b29350aa3898b99be43fe4610
- [09:30:34] <av500>
reading die ID is hard...
- [09:32:27] <koen>
av500: L24 was the non-android linux one
- [09:32:33] <koen>
note the past tense :)
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- [10:26:52] <new_to_panda>
i downloaded, linux-2.6.39-rc7.tar.gz from www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/testing/v2.6.39/, i applied patches given in link :http://elinux.org/Panda_How_to_kernel_2_6_39, but still there is no signal from my HDMI port , no display is coming, if someone can help me out, will be thankful
- [10:30:00] <av500>
you applied a DVI patch, no?
- [10:30:04] <av500>
HDMI != DVI
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- [10:56:38] <new_to_panda>
av500: i applied 0001-omap4-pandaboard-fix-dvi-support.patch, also
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- [10:58:08] <new_to_panda>
hey hey av500: got the display, u rocks, thanks thanks
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- [11:01:44] <av500>
???
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- [11:05:40] <geist>
yay, new pandaboard in from digikey
- [11:06:20] <geist>
rev A3... hmm, pandaboard.org doesnt mention it
- [11:06:53] <koen>
A3, is that the one with broken dvi?
- [11:07:12] <geist>
ah, one of the hdmi ports is busticated?
- [11:07:46] <geist>
well, not gonna use it anyway
- [11:08:21] <geist>
ah found it, it's the same as A2 but it has ES2.2 OMAP4 silicon
- [11:08:23] <geist>
that's nice
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- [11:13:25] <aerligebent_>
How to copy folders from makefiles - this works PRODUCT_COPY_FILES += \ test/firmware.bit:system/etc/wifi/firmware.bin but only on one file at a time
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- [11:15:51] <av500>
aerligebent_: -> #android
- [11:16:04] <av500>
or #android-porting
- [11:16:39] <aerligebent_>
okay - thx
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- [12:16:58] <hitlin37_>
ok....i'm getting...Suspending console on pandroid 10.2....how do i make it to wake up now
- [12:17:09] <av500>
shout?
- [12:17:27] <florian>
cold water! ;)
- [12:17:36] <av500>
12V
- [12:17:46] <hitlin37_>
i kicked the mouse.....no response
- [12:18:01] <av500>
not even a squeal?
- [12:19:13] <hitlin37_>
nothing
- [12:19:32] <av500>
the mouse is dead
- [12:19:58] <hitlin37_>
although runs very smooth after i put sgx...but how do i keep it awake....
- [12:20:31] <av500>
i guess it gets exhausted quikcly and needs to rest, all these triangles to render
- [12:21:26] <florian>
it might be worth trying to tickle it
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- [12:23:52] <hitlin37_>
http://pastebin.com/5D00A20M
- [12:24:13] <hitlin37_>
goes to blank screen in 2 min
- [12:24:19] <hitlin37_>
after boot
- [12:25:22] <av500>
press the user button?
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- [12:25:54] <av500>
ping robclark
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- [12:26:34] <robclark>
av500, pong
- [12:26:38] <hitlin37_>
nothing happens after pressing user button
- [12:30:18] <tonu>
user should turn red!
- [12:30:22] <tonu>
on this button press
- [12:34:30] <hitlin37_>
if im using it ,it works fine.....if i leave it..it goes off to black screen..also where to get pak0.pak to play quake...
- [12:35:51] <av500>
http://www.google.com/search?q=pak0.pak
- [12:36:08] <av500>
hitlin37_: set the display timeout to unlimited
- [12:39:13] <hitlin37_>
ok i set it to 30 mintutes....no unlimited option there
- [12:41:16] <hitlin37_>
any omap4 based tab in computex?
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if i put my args in normal.cmd and make a boot.scr..why its not working.....giving same args during autoboot works http://pastebin.com/cNHL7hyc
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- [13:15:53] <shepard_>
Hello people! :-)
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- [13:31:26] <hrw>
did someone tried to boot pandaboard from rs-mmc or mmc card? thinner then SD one I mean
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- [13:34:54] <av500>
hrw: whould work
- [13:35:05] <av500>
hrw: should work
- [13:36:00] <shepard_>
I can't buy pandaboard ((( I live in Russia. DigiKey doesn't work with it. Does anybody know what should I do?
- [13:36:20] <av500>
do you have a friend outside of russia?
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- [13:36:23] <mru>
steal one
- [13:36:50] <av500>
a friend?
- [13:37:16] <shepard_>
It's a peaty, no friends outside ((
- [13:37:18] <hybrid_mind>
Does it make a significant difference having a Rev A2 board instead of a Rev A3 board?
- [13:37:25] <av500>
hybrid_mind: no
- [13:37:41] <sauerbraten>
av500, does it make a differnece at all?
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- [13:38:10] <av500>
I trust TI to have changed at least something between 2.1 and 2.2 silicon
- [13:38:50] <av500>
now, does it make a difference for you, I cannot say
- [13:39:00] <hybrid_mind>
The only thing different was the 2.1 silicon instead of the 2.2, according to OMAPedia, but the errata show a bug with I2C that is fixed with the 2.2 and not in 2.1
- [13:39:20] <hybrid_mind>
I plan on using I2C for some robotics applications, so I was wondering if using the Trainer XM expansion would remove that issue, as well
- [13:39:30] <sauerbraten>
is the person writing the pandaboard article in the debian wiki hanging around in this channel? :) he apparently connects from the university of oldenburg in germany, maybe someone remembers him to join this channel?
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hi all
- [14:10:46] <xynix>
is there any solution if i get stuck during the resizing ?
- [14:10:55] <xynix>
(at the first boot)
- [14:12:06] <mscdex>
try a different sd card?
- [14:12:32] <xynix>
are those sd issue ?
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- [14:12:48] <mscdex>
possibly, there's a thread about it on the mailing list
- [14:12:54] <xynix>
i see
- [14:13:07] <xynix>
my sd is kingston 8gb class 10 sdhc
- [14:13:11] <mscdex>
it worked fine for my card on the first try though, so not sure
- [14:13:19] <xynix>
having this problem when resizing
- [14:13:29] <xynix>
thank you for your confirmation
- [14:13:33] <av500>
mscdex: I think that mailing list thread is also stuck
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- [14:14:00] <mscdex>
eh?
- [14:14:09] <xynix>
anyone solve this issue without replacing the SD ?
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- [14:14:17] <xynix>
*solved
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- [14:20:46] <hrw>
av500: looks like I need to repartition in to follow omap3/4 craziness
- [14:21:23] <av500>
usual partitioning rules apply
- [14:21:32] <av500>
there is nothing crazy
- [14:21:46] <av500>
rom code is a bit overly pedantic, that is all
- [14:21:52] <koen>
there's the cargo cult
- [14:21:55] <hrw>
;D
- [14:21:56] <av500>
yeah
- [14:22:14] <hrw>
ok.
- [14:22:20] <av500>
let me find that launchpad bug thread again
- [14:22:26] <av500>
that was so much fun to read
- [14:23:02] <koen>
everything in launchpad is hilarious
- [14:23:09] <koen>
it's a thinly disguised forum
- [14:23:34] <koen>
but this week meego takes the cake for being stupid
- [14:23:39] <koen>
armv8, sheesh
- [14:25:41] <hrw>
armv8 in meego exists for quite long time
- [14:26:12] <koen>
there's no such thing as armv8
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- [14:27:00] <hrw>
I know
- [14:30:03] <hrw>
fun. panda does not like rs-mmc from nokia770 ;(
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- [14:39:44] <hybrid_mind>
What are some of the biggest complaints about the panda, perhaps in comparison to the beagle?
- [14:40:38] <LetoThe2nd>
doesn't include free beer on delivery.
- [14:41:22] <LetoThe2nd>
comparison to beagle: also doesn't include free. beer on delivery. therefore big complaint.
- [14:42:03] <hybrid_mind>
No doubt, and it doesn't make sandwiches
- [14:42:25] <hybrid_mind>
I do plan on fixing that latter problem, however
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- [14:46:43] <mru>
hybrid_mind: try with sudo
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mru: I will, definitely. I never got it working on OSX or Ubuntu on Intel architectures, but we'll see how it goes on the ARM when I get it
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- [14:49:27] <hybrid_mind>
I found Rev A2's available for purchase, now I have to decide whether to get one of those now or wait 2-4 months for the Rev A3's to be in stock
- [14:49:51] <hrw>
Panda # mmc rescan 0
- [14:49:51] <hrw>
Card did not respond to voltage select!
- [14:49:53] <hrw>
ha!
- [14:50:05] <av500>
ha!
- [14:50:25] <LetoThe2nd>
hrw: lol... i just misread you "card did not do voltage respect"
- [14:50:35] <hrw>
new bug to report
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- [14:51:34] <av500>
12v will teach it respect!
- [14:52:21] <LetoThe2nd>
in russia...
- [14:53:34] <hrw>
LetoThe2nd: in russia they have tapes which drink water
- [14:53:45] <hrw>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pkx-LGTz2BY&feature=player_embedded
- [14:53:51] <LetoThe2nd>
hrw: in russia, vodka drinks YOU.
- [14:54:24] <hrw>
LetoThe2nd: in Poland vodka respects us
- [14:54:25] <av500>
taps
- [14:54:33] <hrw>
av500: right
- [14:54:36] <LetoThe2nd>
hrw: hehe, great vid
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- [14:54:50] <av500>
well, for the water to come out of one tap, it has to go into another
- [14:55:29] <Ionic>
Mmh, anyone seen theseven around lately?
- [14:55:42] <[7]>
yea?
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- [14:57:55] <Ionic>
Oh, damnit :p
- [14:58:09] <Ionic>
[7]: I've heard you're good with CRDA
- [14:59:03] <[7]>
you must be mixing me up with someone
- [14:59:16] <Ionic>
Sure? :/
- [14:59:16] <av500>
with [3+4] maybe
- [14:59:54] <[7]>
i once helped debugging what seemed to be a CRDA issue but wasn't one actually, just by comparing dmesg output with mine
- [15:00:09] <Ionic>
Oh, what was it exactly?
- [15:00:32] <Ionic>
(I'm seeing a strange behaviour on my amd64 machine and have got no idea how to fix or at least debug this. As far as I was able to find out, CRDA is called once to update the world regdomain upon loading cfg80211, but that's it. Never returns, setting another regdomain fails as there is another update in progress etc.)
- [15:00:32] <[7]>
the problem was actually a routing table metric issue
- [15:00:50] <mru>
you'd entered it in imperial units?
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- [15:00:52] <Ionic>
Ah I see, that's why he had to take the wired interfaces down
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- [15:01:22] <[7]>
i'm afraid that I won't be able with real CRDA issues :)
- [15:01:27] <[7]>
btw, are you i0n1c on twitter?
- [15:01:32] <Ionic>
Nope, Ionic_
- [15:01:38] <Ionic>
Seems like I'm the only one hitting this bug *sigh*
- [15:03:26] <Ionic>
I've found another 3 occurences of this, though one was PEBKAC (he tried to change to the EU regdomain which was removed in favor for country based regdomains), the other occurence was fixed by building RFKILL as a module opposed to statically link it into the Kernel (WTF?) and the last one was fattire, having a routing problem only
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- [15:04:26] <av500>
mru: the empire uses the metric system
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- [15:05:00] <mru>
not for the important things, such as beer
- [15:05:09] <av500>
"I used to bull's-eye womp rats in my T-16 back home. They're not much bigger than two meters."
- [15:05:16] <av500>
:)
- [15:05:30] <mru>
and for some reason 454g is a common weight
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- [15:05:39] <Ionic>
"two yards" sounds weird
- [15:06:11] <av500>
6 feet
- [15:06:15] <av500>
or 7
- [15:06:30] <Ionic>
oh well, that's better, but 7 > 2
- [15:06:38] <av500>
but, in a star wars universe, you'd ask "whose feet?" :)
- [15:06:40] <Ionic>
so 2 is way more dramatic
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- [15:06:59] <Ionic>
heh
- [15:07:04] <mru>
I found an 8-foot spider in the bathroom this morning
- [15:07:18] <av500>
I used to bull's-eye womp rats in my T-16 back home. They're just a tiny fraction of a light year..."
- [15:08:52] <Ionic>
Though nobody can imagine a light year
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last year was heavy for me...
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Do you redfine year as a weight?
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- [16:12:08] <packi>
hi! my pandaboard is not booting anymore (Rev. A3), i see uboot coming up but stopping after "Using default environment" with no prompt... both LEDs are blinking continously multiple times a second... paste of uboot output: http://pastebin.pandaboard.org/index.php/view/29474415 any ideas?
- [16:14:35] <LetoThe2nd>
packi: tried reflashing the sd card, respectively another one?
- [16:15:15] <packi>
not yet, would have been my next step after asking here
- [16:15:40] <packi>
but it seems that there's no way around that...
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- [16:16:05] <LetoThe2nd>
obviously.
- [16:16:22] <packi>
ok, let me reflash and try again... thanks!
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what is the maximum IO rate for the expansion GPIOs?
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- [16:42:42] <prpplague>
Gravis: depends on what you are working with
- [16:42:59] <prpplague>
Gravis: i'd have to look at the datasheet, but its usually under 1ms
- [16:43:16] <prpplague>
Gravis: are you actually wanting gpios or something else?
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- [16:43:50] <Gravis>
i have two cams and only one cam input. i was going to instead use the gpios for both
- [16:44:06] <prpplague>
cams?
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- [16:44:09] <prpplague>
Gravis: camera?
- [16:44:11] <Gravis>
camera
- [16:44:29] <prpplague>
Gravis: what is the interface on the camera?
- [16:45:19] <Gravis>
sccb
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- [16:53:03] <prpplague>
Gravis: sccb?
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- [16:54:11] <Gravis>
The Serial Camera Control Bus (SCCB) interface controls
- [16:54:11] <Gravis>
the CAMERACHIP sensor operation. Refer to OmniVision
- [16:54:12] <Gravis>
Technologies Serial Camera Control Bus (SCCB)
- [16:54:12] <Gravis>
Specification for detailed usage of the serial control port.
- [16:54:33] <packi>
LetoThe2nd: works again... sorry for the noise...
- [16:54:49] <Gravis>
if you are asking about the data output, it's 10bits or raw data in parallel
- [16:55:42] <prpplague>
Gravis: looks vaguely similar to i2c
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- [16:56:46] <prpplague>
Gravis: looks like you should be able to use i2c
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- [16:57:51] <Gravis>
prpplague: can it run at 18MB/s?
- [16:58:50] <prpplague>
Gravis: no, but neither can the gpios
- [16:59:07] <Gravis>
hmm... i need 2MB/s for each pin
- [16:59:24] <Gravis>
prpplague: possible or not?
- [17:00:59] <prpplague>
Gravis: possible but not practical
- [17:01:15] <prpplague>
Gravis: i'd suggest using a cpld from the sd/mmc slot or via the gpmc
- [17:01:49] <Gravis>
what do you mean?
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- [17:02:36] <prpplague>
Gravis: add a CPLD to the expansion header
- [17:03:58] <prpplague>
Gravis: you can then use a high speed interface such as the sd/mmc or the the gpmc
- [17:04:19] <Gravis>
good news, i do have an FPGA :)
- [17:04:47] <Gravis>
prpplague: you want it to convert the data into a sd/mmc or gpmc format?
- [17:06:09] <prpplague>
Gravis: doesn't have to "format" just need the timing
- [17:06:21] <prpplague>
Gravis: you can do it easily with something like a xilinx coolrunner
- [17:06:46] <Gravis>
i'm using a xilinx spartan
- [17:07:02] <Gravis>
unfortunately i dont have a jtag cable... yet. -_-
- [17:07:19] <Gravis>
prpplague: but if you wanna help me out in that regard. :)
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Hi all
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hello
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- [17:42:29] <koen>
bah, I was thinking this pandaboard shutdown due to low power
- [17:42:38] <koen>
turns out that I didn't turn on the LEDs
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I've become too used to the heartbeat leds :)
- [17:42:50] <prpplague>
koen: doh
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prpplague: you'll like http://dominion.thruhere.net/koen/angstrom/systemd/panda-l24.13.svg
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prpplague: userspace boot in 1 second
- [17:44:44] <prpplague>
koen: oh nice
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with L24.13
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the 11.04 kernel takes >8s for that same fs
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something is really messed up in that .38 kernel
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- [22:51:50] <bjohn>
has the audio line been tested on the panda
- [22:53:08] <bjohn>
i am trying to get a loopback audio tested with mic input and speaker output
- [23:03:12] <robclark>
http://www.omappedia.org/wiki/PandaBoard_FAQ#I_am_not_able_to_record_Audio_using_Mic-in.3F
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- [23:36:45] <ZeZu>
Are there any public images for panda w/ a recent kernel / sgx driver ? Having issues abs. everywhere, ubuntu maverick was probably the most usable ...
- [23:38:46] <robclark>
ZeZu, I think linaro kernel has new DRM/KMS driver.. assuming there are also sgx package to go along with, that would be your best bet..
- [23:39:14] <robclark>
I still need to check if there has been any improvements in hdmi driver to backport, but dvi driver has been pretty reliable for me
- [23:39:33] <robclark>
and edid parsing in drm core is somewhat better than the old stuff in hdmi driver
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- [23:43:48] <ZeZu>
I was looking at linaro quite a bit in generaly, just don't have time to get lost in making a good image, I seem to run into every issue there is .. I can never get raw EGL working, or shaders won't compile , angstrom that narcissus spit out is broken in various places :|
- [23:44:28] <robclark>
by raw EGL, do you mean null window system (no X11?)
- [23:44:31] <ZeZu>
yes
- [23:44:57] <robclark>
oh.. hmm, I don't think that is supported.. or at least you'd need a different build of the userspace bits
- [23:45:50] <ZeZu>
I had everything working nicely on my beagle but I managed to fry it somehow
- [23:45:52] <robclark>
the shader compiler issue sounds like a bug that has been fixed.. but not sure when the last time the sgx packages have been updated
- [23:46:16] <robclark>
angstrom/narcissus, I have no idea about, ask koen ;-)
- [23:46:40] <ZeZu>
I tried the ppa/trunk stuff and still had the same bug w/ the compiler
- [23:46:46] <ZeZu>
yea i haven't seen him today
- [23:47:01] <ZeZu>
err my eyes are bad obv.
- [23:47:47] <ZeZu>
I see he's just not in #angstrom
- [23:51:49] <robclark>
hmm, any idea the date of last sgx packages?
- [23:52:07] <robclark>
(or I'm not sure if there is a way to trace back to commit-id.. maybe rsalveti knows)
- [23:53:12] <rsalveti>
robclark: from omap-trunk it's quite new
- [23:53:28] <rsalveti>
https://launchpad.net/~tiomap-dev/+archive/omap-trunk
- [23:53:36] <rsalveti>
1.7.5.0+git20110520+95685747.1-1
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- [23:55:25] <robclark>
looks like last shader related fix was end of april..
- [23:55:56] <robclark>
so assuming you pulled from ti_1.7 before last build, I guess you should have all known fixes..
- [23:55:59] <ZeZu>
I've definitely used release and trunk, and release worked on maverick but not natty
- [23:56:52] <robclark>
hmm, odd... but I guess the maverick version is all 1.6.x based stuff?
- [23:56:56] <ZeZu>
didn't try trunk on maverick but did on natty, still pixel shader compile failure... I will debug it more if i put natty back on
- [23:57:37] <rsalveti>
omap/trunk on maverick uses 1.7
- [23:57:43] <rsalveti>
omap/release for maverick uses 1.6
- [23:57:52] <robclark>
ok.. if it is possible to isolate the shader and reproduce the error with a simple test program, it would be good to send to panda list and I'll fwd it to someone who could look into it
- [23:57:57] <robclark>
rsalveti, ahh, ok
- [23:58:18] <rsalveti>
please try natty + omap/trunk
- [23:58:24] <rsalveti>
and report back against it
- [23:58:32] <rsalveti>
people should be more used to it internally
- [23:58:38] <ZeZu>
I did
- [23:59:17] <ZeZu>
Give me a few let me reboot and put natty's kernel back on sd card and debug exactly what it doesn't like about the shader .... it may just by syntax
- [23:59:27] <robclark>
ok
- [23:59:28] <ZeZu>
its not a file, it loads from memory
- [23:59:38] <robclark>
hmm, ok
- [23:59:45] <ZeZu>
appreciate the help guys, going to pull hair out hehe
- [23:59:51] <robclark>
ok.. I'm heading out.. will be back online in a bit
- [23:59:59] <ZeZu>
ok
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