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  • [00:01:27] <ds2> 3.something
  • [00:01:29] <sil_> well, what I'd like is to have a pico projector with a screen no more than 3.5" away from the projector, and have the image on that screen be as big as possible -- minimum size is that of an Eee PC 701, which is a 7" screen (diagonal)
  • [00:02:03] <ds2> ah
  • [00:02:38] <sil_> the Eee screen is a little less than 6" across
  • [00:03:27] <sil_> so I am SOL on that front, based on the A4 page 12" away. But...that might not be accurate, and it may be possible to expand the image a bit more, or fit a different lens
  • [00:03:31] <ds2> in that case
  • [00:03:44] <ds2> I just did an experiment, the resultant image a 3.5" away is about 2.5" diag.
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  • [00:03:57] <sil_> ah, you've got a pico?
  • [00:04:02] <ds2> thought you might have had more flexibility when you said "a few"
  • [00:04:03] <ds2> yeah
  • [00:04:51] <sil_> this is where my knowledge of optics falls down; is it possible to fit a different lens that would make the image wider? At decent distances the image would probably look too washed out if you did that, but at 3.5" it might be OK?
  • [00:05:02] <sil_> but I don't know enough about projectors to answer that question :)
  • [00:05:29] <ds2> you can probally do lense tricks, but I suspect you don't have enough room
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  • [00:05:45] <ds2> maybe a trick like what the binoculars do - with prisms and lenses to get a longer optical path
  • [00:05:45] <sil_> ah, assume that I've taken it out of the casing, which I'd be doing anyway
  • [00:06:06] <ds2> no, room as in 3.5" away
  • [00:06:21] <sil_> oh, right. that's what I was worried about.
  • [00:06:21] <ds2> if you could have more room, then why not just install the projector further back
  • [00:06:43] <ds2> the only way I can see this happening is with prisms to fold the optical path and just make thing thing taller
  • [00:07:15] <Beagle> I am compiling a revision b release of x-load and when compiling using CodeSourcery G++ I get an error in Ubuntu stating "cc1: error: bad value (armv7a) for -march= switch" does anyone know what to do to compile successfully?
  • [00:07:18] <sil_> 'cos what I want to do is put (a) a beagleboard and (b) a pico in one box the size of a cigarettet packet, and then fix a 7" flat plastic screen to the box, and then I've got a complete laptop that'll fit in my pocket.
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  • [00:08:46] <ds2> sil_: have you looked at how a HMD works? prehaps there is some tricks you can use there
  • [00:09:23] <sil_> folding the path is a good idea, I think. It's welcome to bounce up and down inside the box with mirrors a few times ;)
  • [00:09:50] <sil_> also, "they did it with mirrors" is a traditional explanation for magic tricks so I can't see why it wouldn't work for this :)
  • [00:10:40] <joetheprogrammer> does anyone know what is going wrong and how I can fix my problem?
  • [00:11:02] <sil_> I have another question which is sort of related: if I ran (a) the beagleboard and (b) the pico off the same battery (say, a reasonable laptop battery), do you have a guess as to whether this would run for (a) five hours or (b) 30 seconds? :-)
  • [00:11:26] <sil_> I need to do loads of maths with milliamp-hours to work this out, I suspect.
  • [00:13:02] <ds2> depends on "laptop battery"...they range from the tiny OQO batteries to some giant 15" laptop monster
  • [00:13:31] <ds2> but there is a guy who did some stuff on this... see if you can find info from geckosenator in the IRC logs
  • [00:13:43] <sil_> yeah, of course. I'm just trying to get rough-ish figures to work out whether it's worth me spending $500 on buying some bits to try the project out :)
  • [00:13:53] <sil_> ah, useful
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  • [00:16:54] <joetheprogrammer> are any of the revision b x-load and u-boot binaries available for download?
  • [00:17:20] <ds2> joetheprogrammer: why do you need specifically the revision b binaries?
  • [00:18:28] <joetheprogrammer> because I am using a revision b board, and the revision c binaries don't seem to be working with usb or video for some reason on my revision B6 board
  • [00:18:58] <ds2> doubt the revb binaries are better. the revc ones should work fine on revb hw
  • [00:19:44] <joetheprogrammer> do you know why the usb hub does not work with the rev c binary on Google Code?
  • [00:20:38] <sil_> ds2: thanks!
  • [00:22:39] <joetheprogrammer> ds2: The hub worked with an older rev b binary I had, but then video was not working for some reason, I don't know what the problem is.
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  • [00:24:22] <ds2> please do not use color.
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  • [00:25:12] <ds2> sil_: are you going to document the project somewhere?
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  • [00:37:51] <Zagrophyte> Yess, beagleboard shipped
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  • [00:41:01] <djlewis> ping sil_
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  • [01:37:23] <Guest40015> Hi, just got my BeagleBoard C3. On the console, I only get '40V' showing up... ideas?
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  • [01:40:12] <Adam_101> Hi, just got my BeagleBoard C3. On the console, I only get '40V' showing up... ideas?
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  • [01:40:55] <vlad> Adam_101: sounds like you need to flash the first stage bootloader
  • [01:40:59] <vlad> and/or boot from a SD card
  • [01:41:05] <vlad> wiki should have all the information you need
  • [01:41:38] <Adam_101> thanks, thought may have to jtag it, tho thought it would have been fine out of the box. oh well
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  • [02:02:44] <djlewis> Adam_101: did you order a sd card with your board?
  • [02:04:10] <Adam_101> pressing the user button to try and boot from SD didn't help.. still only get '40V'
  • [02:06:11] <djlewis> Adam_101: as vlad mentioned, there are several beagleboard wiki's to follow to get the board up and booting.
  • [02:06:23] <djlewis> what have you tried?
  • [02:07:14] <Adam_101> ok, can boot from sd card... xloader was missing from the other. . will go from there in attempt to fix my broken board. thanks for your help
  • [02:07:30] <djlewis> board should be ok. not borken.
  • [02:07:34] <djlewis> broken
  • [02:09:17] <Adam_101> lol :)
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  • [06:20:09] <sakoman_> khasim: pong (many hours later)
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  • [06:36:40] <tsjsieb> ping koen
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  • [06:52:26] <booger> yo
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  • [07:17:02] <Beagle8> hi
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  • [07:18:00] <lumo> a few questions about the beagleboard
  • [07:18:32] <lumo> is it possilbe to add audio to the dvi-d (hdmi) ?
  • [07:18:40] <lumo> may with new hardware ?
  • [07:19:09] * XorA|gone suspencts it might be possible to produce the waveforms using the mcbsp controller
  • [07:19:19] * XorA|gone is now known as XorA
  • [07:20:49] <lumo> hi xora
  • [07:21:04] <lumo> what is the mcbsp controller ?
  • [07:21:18] <lumo> and isn`t it an digital signal ?
  • [07:21:47] <XorA> multi purpose buffered serial controller, it can make waveforms for TDM and I2S
  • [07:21:51] <XorA> and is pretty flexible, so would expect you might be able to hack spdif out of it
  • [07:22:09] <XorA> MCBsP3 is easilly available on the expansion connector
  • [07:23:20] <lumo> and it is connectable to the hdmi connector ? or how will be work it ?
  • [07:23:28] <XorA> can you solder?
  • [07:23:54] <adj> s/pdif is easy to get using e.g. usb audio device but how about feeding that to hdmi? is it trivial?
  • [07:24:17] <lumo> yes, have an hotair soldering unit for this
  • [07:24:22] <av500> XorA: question is only if you can get the McBsp to do the right clock rate for spdif
  • [07:24:36] <lumo> and an normal hotiron
  • [07:24:55] <XorA> well the pins on the hdmi connector are easilly available on the beagle
  • [07:25:07] <XorA> all on the top surface
  • [07:25:14] <lumo> xora do you have experience with this ?
  • [07:25:17] <av500> yes, mcbsp3 to hdmi is doable
  • [07:25:23] <XorA> av500: yeah, I was trying to find waveforms
  • [07:25:23] <av500> in terms of soldering
  • [07:25:32] <av500> find?
  • [07:25:42] <cajun-rat> i think the sound is not i2s on dvi
  • [07:25:52] <av500> no, it is spdif
  • [07:25:53] <XorA> lumo: I have experience of programming McBSP3, I dont know the format for SPDIF
  • [07:26:16] <av500> IEC 958
  • [07:26:29] <cajun-rat> on hdmi i'm pretty sure the sound packets are bundled in with the video data
  • [07:26:32] <lumo> and audio drivers will be ready for it ?
  • [07:26:38] <av500> cajun-rat: nope
  • [07:26:38] <XorA> would be a feature request for omap4 I think :-)
  • [07:26:43] <adj> hdmi pins are available, yes, but does hdmi have separate pins for audio transmission or is the audio muxed to the same tmds signals as
  • [07:26:47] <adj> video feed?
  • [07:26:52] <av500> separate
  • [07:26:54] <av500> ah no
  • [07:26:55] <XorA> seperate pins
  • [07:27:00] <av500> mabe not, im talking BS
  • [07:27:27] <av500> you have to feed spdif to the hdmi framer!
  • [07:27:52] <XorA> ah bollocks, they changed it since I looked at it last :-(
  • [07:27:54] <av500> so, there is no dedicated audio pins to solder to
  • [07:28:06] <XorA> no wonder its so hard for people to support hdmi
  • [07:28:56] <lumo> so, i ask about becaus i want devolop and media center app for the beagleboard
  • [07:29:04] <lumo> with home automation features
  • [07:29:13] <av500> and I dont think the TFP410 takes audio in.... :-(
  • [07:29:48] <adj> TFP410 seems to be just DVI framer, i guess
  • [07:29:49] <lumo> the oamp4 will be come soon ?
  • [07:30:11] <av500> adj: yes, DVI only, not HDMI
  • [07:30:18] <av500> lumo: depends on "soon"
  • [07:30:39] <av500> so lumo: it cannot be done on the BB
  • [07:30:49] <lumo> i mean in the next months , this year what know i
  • [07:31:41] <lumo> av500 ok in fact you will say to me no audio over hdmi will be work in anytime?
  • [07:31:49] <lumo> with beagleboard
  • [07:32:04] <XorA> you can get HDMI demuxers externally, I wonder if you can get a muxer externally
  • [07:32:20] <av500> XorA: yes, on revC
  • [07:32:32] <av500> or delicate soldering to revB
  • [07:32:37] <av500> ask ds2 :-)
  • [07:32:56] <av500> lumo: unless you put your our hdmi framer, no :-(
  • [07:33:06] <av500> but you could make a standalone spdif signal...
  • [07:33:29] <av500> but then your TV might not take that as input...
  • [07:33:48] <av500> so you'd have to feed it to a surround receiver or so...
  • [07:33:50] <lumo> it will be only interesting it audio over hdmi works
  • [07:34:13] <av500> maybe the omap4 BB .... :-)
  • [07:34:16] <lumo> that i can use the normal audio for play other sounds
  • [07:34:29] <av500> tell _koen_ to put that on the todo list...
  • [07:34:40] <ds2> hmmm
  • [07:38:18] <lumo> is there an example for this hdmi framer ?
  • [07:38:50] <ds2> AFAIK, there is no HDMI framer on the BB
  • [07:39:10] <lumo> do it externaly ?
  • [07:39:30] <av500> ds2: right, so audio over hdmi cannot work, thats what this was about
  • [07:39:49] <ds2> av500:indeed.
  • [07:40:00] <ds2> but a RevC has all the signals for you to build such a beast
  • [07:40:30] <ds2> grab audio from a spare McBSP and video from the LCD connector (or if you are lazy steal it from the DVIsignals and reroute
  • [07:40:39] <av500> ds2: yes
  • [07:40:56] <ds2> be sure to pay the right license fees and implement the i2c s3r3t 31337 handshake
  • [07:41:05] <av500> ds2: for what?
  • [07:41:12] <av500> this is only needed for hdcp...
  • [07:41:31] <ds2> av500: IIRC, "HDMI" requires that all of that for spec compliance
  • [07:41:46] <av500> ds2: yes, and data sheets are under NDA :-(
  • [07:41:57] <lumo> will be this the ground for to it not ?
  • [07:42:01] <XorA> heh, play pirated video and audio over a pirated protocol :-)
  • [07:42:06] <av500> i wonder whether there is an HDMI framer that has no hdcp...
  • [07:42:08] <ds2> getting the NDA is left as an exercise for the reader :D
  • [07:42:29] <av500> been there, done that :-)
  • [07:42:34] * XorA is betting on www.limewire.com
  • [07:42:45] <XorA> thats where the secret SD specs were
  • [07:43:00] <av500> hmm, they are here on my HDD too :-)
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  • [07:43:14] * av500 drowns in secret specs...
  • [07:43:23] <sil_> ds2: if my project ever gets beyond a picture in my head then I certainly shall document it :)
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  • [07:43:35] <XorA> its the real reason the industry hates p2p :-)
  • [07:43:43] <lumo> i am confused
  • [07:43:44] <lumo> hehe
  • [07:43:49] <ds2> sil_: cool
  • [07:43:51] <av500> http://www.analog.com/static/imported-files/data_sheets/AD9389B.pdf
  • [07:44:10] <av500> as an example of a hdmi framer, note the audio in block
  • [07:44:17] <ds2> there are better places to grab the video signals and display it
  • [07:44:34] <ds2> for the audio build a SP/DIF interface for a McBSP
  • [07:45:07] <av500> ds2: ?
  • [07:45:41] <lumo> recognize the bb dvi and video out as monitor 1 and monitor 2 ?
  • [07:45:47] <ds2> av500: have a player on the Beagle to handle the video stream... and then output to a pure DVI display
  • [07:45:48] <av500> e.g. for the AD data sheet, you get it only after you signed up with hdmi.org...
  • [07:46:02] <av500> ds2: k
  • [07:46:22] <av500> maybe there are boxes that take spdif + dvi and output HDMI
  • [07:46:30] <av500> but I guess they cost more than the BB
  • [07:46:33] <ds2> av500: I don't see the point of playing the HDMI game for any projects beyond appeasements of the "man"
  • [07:47:05] <av500> ds2: well, you play hdmi coz then you have a single cable for the user to plug
  • [07:47:30] <ds2> av500: epoxy plus lots of heatshrink tubing :P
  • [07:47:42] <lumo> sorry, i have to go
  • [07:47:46] <av500> not on a commercial product :-)
  • [07:47:47] <lumo> will be back in evenign
  • [07:47:48] <ds2> single cable is a crock, IMO
  • [07:47:52] <lumo> thx all
  • [07:47:57] <av500> ds2: why?
  • [07:48:13] <lumo> bye
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  • [07:48:29] <ds2> some of us like to route audio through mux's and amps for other processing
  • [07:48:42] <av500> analog or digital?
  • [07:48:49] <ds2> either
  • [07:48:58] <av500> well, analog is there always anyway..
  • [07:49:15] <av500> and digital you plug hdmi to hdmi receiver and from there tohdmi panel
  • [07:49:26] <ds2> for digital, I like to be able to reframe it on say UDP for inhouse distribution
  • [07:49:30] <av500> (but we also have plain spdif...)
  • [07:51:44] <cajun-rat> how do get oe/bb to build a linux-omap-pm kernel rather than linux-omap?
  • [07:51:55] <cajun-rat> i'm been using DEFAULT_PREFERENCE_beagleboard = "1"
  • [07:52:32] <cajun-rat> but that only seems to allow me to select between versions on linux-omap_*
  • [07:52:52] <adj> bitbake -b linux-omap-pm_2.6.28.bb ??
  • [07:54:15] <cajun-rat> i'd like to get the whole thing build at once, so i've got a top level image that includes IMAGE_INSTALL = "task-base ..."
  • [07:54:42] <lemay> I'm trying out the online image builder right now
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  • [07:56:01] <cajun-rat> bitbake linux-omap-pm does the 'right thing' but I don't know how to tell task-base that the kernel is in a package called linux-omap-pm rather than linux-omap
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  • [08:00:55] <XorA> cajun-rat: edit conf/machine/<insert machine>.conf
  • [08:02:09] <cajun-rat> so PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel = "linux-omap" is what is doing it? I assume i can put that in local.conf?
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  • [08:04:15] <ant_work> it would work only if not set in machine.conf / distro.conf (included after local.conf)
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  • [08:05:20] <cajun-rat> i ask because i'm using an overlay to keep my code away from the oe tree
  • [08:06:18] <ant_work> you see..machine and distro are set in local.conf, therefore these are processed later
  • [08:07:20] <cajun-rat> ah ok
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  • [08:23:00] <XorA> it probably should be a ?= in machine.conf
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  • [08:30:56] <koen> XorA: sadly people are idiots and won't use PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel_machine = "foo", but PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel = "foo" and then be surprised every other machine breaks
  • [08:31:27] * XorA whistles innocently
  • [08:32:16] <XorA> if we used PREFERRED_PROVIDER_${MACHINE} in machine.conf that would fix that permanently though
  • [08:32:29] <XorA> as the machine.conf would win unless overridded correctly
  • [08:32:33] <koen> heh
  • [08:37:58] <cajun-rat> does that mean that putting PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel_beagleboard in local.conf will beat the PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel in omap3.inc?
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  • [08:38:54] <XorA> cajun-rat: in theory it should do
  • [08:39:09] <cajun-rat> sweet, i'll try it
  • [08:40:08] <ant_work> koen: hi
  • [08:40:18] <ant_work> I'm ghaving fun with packaged staging
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  • [08:40:45] <vhallac> Hi
  • [08:41:01] <vhallac> I am having lots of troubles with the HOST USB side of my Rev C3.
  • [08:41:17] <ant_work> it looks like a couple of recipes are not properly fixed...(zaurus-updater, kexecboot...)
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  • [08:41:37] <vhallac> The USB3322 seems to dies after it is suspended. Is there any known fix for this?
  • [08:42:05] <ant_work> koen: wrt zaurus-updater , is using the package_stagefile_shell, while kexecboot has no tricks
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  • [08:44:30] <ant_work> for the latter, I added some staging-magic, but strangely the kexecboot rebuild is still failing (because of missing runtime dependency...kexec-klibc-static)
  • [08:44:54] <ant_work> what puzzles me, the depends are resolved during normal build (not from pstage)
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  • [09:02:15] <bbbb> I tried some sample application on framebuffer concept. With this application http://pastebin.com/m1197c392 I could see some display on TV via S-Video. But in this application I am not mentioning any image format( yuv/rgb) and display resolution. If I see prints for it , it is having 640x480 and bpp=32 , RGB. Can anyone tell me where I have to modify if I want to modify some other format ( RGB 16bit, 320x240) and how to fill the bu
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  • [09:27:28] <bbbb> can anyone help me on the above query?
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  • [09:45:23] <XorA> bbbb: change the fbmode or use one of the overlays
  • [09:45:41] <XorA> bbbb: I think only the overlays probably do not YUV
  • [09:45:44] <XorA> not RGB
  • [09:47:13] <koen> all overlays support both yuv and rgb
  • [09:48:49] <av500> all=2
  • [09:51:33] * XorA wonders why his mmc driver isnt probing
  • [09:51:38] <colla> HI, I'm looking at the C2/C3 schematics. I see that the MMC1_WP signal is routed to GPIO23. But the comment on the schematics (page 9) reports GPIO 29 and even the initialization of MMC in board-omap3beagle.c set GPIO29. What I'm missing?
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  • [09:54:58] <Wayne_> hi all, was wondering if someone could help me out with a uImage problem I am having
  • [09:56:10] <ThomasEgi> if you dont tell us what's the problem we cant ;)
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  • [10:01:38] <Wayne_> sorry, a guy from purchasing is querying my lego NEXT order.
  • [10:02:36] <XorA> how do I extract one commit as a diff from git?
  • [10:03:31] <adj> git diff commit1 commit2 ?
  • [10:03:41] <Wayne_> I am trying to compile some code using MAKE, which is spitting an error out looking for /lib/modules/2.6.28-omap1 folder, but the folder I have is 2.26.29
  • [10:03:54] <XorA> adj: I was hoping there was some shorthand
  • [10:03:56] <Wayne_> Do I need a different uImage
  • [10:03:58] <koen> git format-patch <rev> -1
  • [10:05:04] <koen> XorA: unless you want the diff to go to stdout
  • [10:05:16] <XorA> koen: awesome
  • [10:05:25] <XorA> koen: exactly what I want
  • [10:06:18] <mru> then git send-email
  • [10:06:24] <koen> XorA: you're supposed to be the git guru :)
  • [10:07:22] <koen> mru: does ffmpeg built with tms470 actually run now, or is alignment still messed up?
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  • [10:07:34] <mru> koen: it runs
  • [10:07:54] <koen> awesome
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  • [10:08:20] <av500> and?
  • [10:09:05] <koen> that claud guy on the list doesn't seem to grasp people want his patches, not links to the unpatches sourcecode
  • [10:10:47] <av500> just shy...
  • [10:12:31] <av500> wow, ubuntu can finally run on netbooks: http://www.linuxfordevices.com/c/a/News/System76-Starling/?kc=rss
  • [10:14:22] <ThomasEgi> huh?
  • [10:14:26] <ThomasEgi> it ran on netbooks all the time
  • [10:14:29] <XorA> hmm, android guys really are in a world of their own :-)
  • [10:15:04] <ThomasEgi> ubuntu even runs on beagle.. ok wouldnt call it "running" but.. it sorta works^
  • [10:15:12] <av500> ThomasEgi: I knew that :-)
  • [10:15:41] <av500> XorA: you all exist only in my imagination...
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  • [10:16:19] <XorA> av500: I was trying to merge some fixes from the zoom2 android kernel into linux-omap, but the two kernel are massively diverged
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  • [10:16:41] <av500> XorA: no really :-)
  • [10:17:21] <XorA> I didnt realise andoid programmers were so anti linux :-)
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  • [10:17:42] <av500> XorA: you mean the android patches? or TI patches?
  • [10:18:03] * XorA does actually wonder independantly if the only reason android is linux was because apple already used BSD :-D
  • [10:18:42] <XorA> av500: I get lost in the mess
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  • [10:26:35] <wayne__> koen: Is this still an up to date tool for creating images? http://amethyst.openembedded.net/~koen/narcissus/
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  • [10:30:28] <koen> wayne__: yes, what did you read to suggest otherwise?
  • [10:31:23] <bbbb> I tried some sample application on framebuffer concept. With this application http://pastebin.com/m1197c392 I could see some display on TV via S-Video. But in this application I am not mentioning any image format( yuv/rgb) and display resolution. If I see prints for it , it is having 640x480 and bpp=32 , RGB. Can anyone tell me where I have to modify if I want to modify some other format ( RGB 16bit, 320x240) and how to fill the bu
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  • [10:32:07] <wayne__> koen: I was unsure if it was wise to use those resources in the Google code pages
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  • [10:33:03] <wayne__> koen: or the image builder
  • [10:33:11] <koen> bbbb: you already asked that, is your keyboard stuck in copy/paste mode?
  • [10:34:10] <av500> XorA: there is a set of android patches to the kernel and there is TI patches for zoom2....
  • [10:34:17] <bbbb> XorA: I am newbie , I am not getting what you said.. how to change fbmode?
  • [10:34:25] <av500> best is to compare android vanilla kernel to zoom2 one
  • [10:34:36] <bbbb> keon: Sorry !!
  • [10:34:38] <XorA> bbbb: you need to go learn about linux
  • [10:34:49] <av500> and then there is also the gg hosted omap3 kernel....
  • [10:35:30] <av500> and a TI OMAP3 kernel transition phase....
  • [10:36:08] <bbbb> XorA: Pls help
  • [10:36:54] <mru> XorA: lart him
  • [10:37:52] <XorA> bbbb: you need to learn about linux, man fbswet would be a could start, but for YUV programming you will actually have to learn about ioctls and device drivers
  • [10:38:02] <XorA> man fbset
  • [10:39:00] <XorA> hmm, why is omap android kernel ingoring console=
  • [10:39:36] <koen> fbsweat, for macho framebuffers
  • [10:40:26] <koen> the latest PSP stuff should be available from http://arago-project.org/git/people/
  • [10:40:31] <koen> look, more git trees!
  • [10:40:41] * XorA cries
  • [10:40:53] <XorA> what is psp, Im betting it doesnt mean Playstation Portable
  • [10:41:06] <koen> platform support package
  • [10:41:14] <koen> the TI name for BSP I guess
  • [10:41:29] <XorA> PSP makes more sense as a name :-)
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  • [10:54:59] <Beagle2> hi
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  • [10:55:42] <lumo> so re
  • [10:56:05] <lumo> av500 you are on ?
  • [10:56:09] * XorA notes really no-one is doing compile tests on linux-omap :-)
  • [10:56:25] <lumo> hi XorA
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  • [10:57:01] <av500> XorA: androidboot.console=ttyS2
  • [10:57:21] <XorA> av500: even with the android drivers turned off?
  • [10:57:27] <av500> dunno
  • [10:57:35] * XorA tries it anyway
  • [10:57:37] <av500> lumo: no, I'm getting off it... :-)
  • [10:57:55] <lumo> hehe
  • [10:58:13] <lumo> av500 do you the hardware dev from bb ?
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  • [10:58:23] <lumo> you are
  • [10:58:27] <lumo> sorry, my bad english
  • [11:00:01] <av500> lumo: no
  • [11:01:17] <lumo> do you know the reason for develop the BB ?
  • [11:01:59] <av500> fun?
  • [11:02:48] <lumo> of course
  • [11:03:25] <lumo> but it was a lot of work to do design the board
  • [11:03:40] <lumo> i guess
  • [11:04:13] <av500> yes, a group of TI guys did that more or less in their spare time or so...
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  • [11:12:49] <FaresDev_> Hi
  • [11:13:41] <FaresDev_> i have question
  • [11:14:24] <FaresDev_> hi
  • [11:14:32] <FaresDev_> any one here
  • [11:14:34] <FaresDev_> ??
  • [11:15:15] <FaresDEv> hi
  • [11:15:26] <XorA> quick everyone hide
  • [11:16:09] <FaresDev_> i have a question Xora
  • [11:16:18] <FaresDev_> can you help me
  • [11:16:19] <FaresDev_> ??
  • [11:16:21] <booxter> FaresDev_: don't ask to ask, just ask
  • [11:16:29] <FaresDev_> ok
  • [11:16:34] <FaresDev_> think you
  • [11:16:46] <booxter> you're flooding the channel
  • [11:17:28] <FaresDev_> ok
  • [11:17:38] <FaresDev_> this my Problem
  • [11:17:47] <FaresDev_> i have a devkit8000 card
  • [11:17:49] <FaresDev_> but
  • [11:17:50] <FaresDev_> ..
  • [11:17:51] <XorA> hmm, kernels just get worse for the zoom2 :-D
  • [11:17:55] <FaresDev_> I can't communicate with the card devkit8000 via rs232, when I connect it to my PC (according to the steps in part linux quick start in the documment of devkit8000) I see the character in the screen like :???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
  • [11:19:25] <av500> wrong baudrate, wrong cable wrong flow control...
  • [11:19:38] <ThomasEgi> in one word. wrong settings
  • [11:19:39] <FaresDev_> all are ok
  • [11:19:59] <booxter> FaresDev_: no, it aren't
  • [11:20:02] <av500> obvioulsy not
  • [11:20:29] <FaresDev_> ??
  • [11:20:44] <ThomasEgi> if everything would be ok. it wouldnt look like that.
  • [11:21:27] <av500> and there are other ppl where the DK8000000000 works...
  • [11:21:49] <FaresDev_> what tests you are asking me to do to check
  • [11:22:19] <av500> check the cable, check the setting
  • [11:22:26] <av500> connect something else that you know works
  • [11:22:50] <cajun-rat> or a scope on the pins
  • [11:23:54] <rkirti> FaresDev_: there could be 3 reasons : 1. as others pointed out - check settings 2.check cabling - serial and all. The 3rd is interesting, I had 1 and 2 correct and realised half a day later that a bug in minicom was displaying a corrupt file and hence junk letters
  • [11:24:16] <av500> what bug?
  • [11:25:11] <FaresDev_> What cable do I check the cable rs of the card
  • [11:25:54] <FaresDev_> realy i cheked the cable and the setting and i think there are ok
  • [11:26:24] <rkirti> av500: I dont know exactly - apparently a corrupt file or something. Just reinstalling minicom worked for me
  • [11:28:09] <FaresDev_> but I have information that can be interresant: I work with Vista and I use a USB/ Serie cable to connect my card
  • [11:28:54] <FaresDev_> then i instaled a terminal like teraterm, BinTerm
  • [11:29:32] <rkirti> FaresDev_ : not sure, but perhaps try the standard "short pin 2&3" test to see if your usb-serial really works ?
  • [11:29:33] <FaresDev_> and i tryed it into ubunto with minicom and i have the same result
  • [11:29:54] <FaresDev_> yes
  • [11:29:59] <FaresDev_> i cheked it
  • [11:30:07] <FaresDev_> and it work
  • [11:31:50] <FaresDev_> The problem may be due to a hardware problem; electronics (value not correct capacity of 232 max ...) ??
  • [11:34:25] <FaresDev_> ??
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  • [11:37:29] <Crofton|work> XorA, what came between you and git?
  • [11:38:05] <XorA> Crofton|work: the easy of making branches is causing people to fork the kernel until we have 1000 gits trees each with 2 or 3 patches
  • [11:38:23] <jkridner|work> good morning all
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  • [11:38:29] <XorA> oh course to have a working system you want all these 3000 patches and no real way to combine them
  • [11:38:54] <Crofton> heh
  • [11:38:55] <Crofton> ok
  • [11:39:02] <XorA> anyway Im forking off for lunch
  • [11:39:25] <Crofton> still on AM coffee here
  • [11:39:48] <Crofton> We need to have a beat Linux developer into getting patches upstream day
  • [11:46:15] <Wayne_> hmmm, just loaded up a new SD card and my beagleboard does not see my hub on the OTG, no keybaord??
  • [11:47:09] <Wayne_> I did see a fix for this but can't remember where?
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  • [11:50:38] <kblin> Wayne_: 2.6.29 kernel?
  • [11:52:04] <Wayne_> yep, kblin: 2.6.29-omap1
  • [11:52:15] <Wayne_> kblin: yep, 2.6.29-omap1
  • [11:52:32] <kblin> I've had similar problems, the 2.6.28 kernel fixed it for me
  • [11:54:29] <Wayne_> I think that is how I fixed it previously, I was hoping to use the latest and greatest kernel
  • [11:55:22] <kblin> sounds familiar
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  • [11:56:37] <cajun-rat> i just got 2.6.29-pm to use the OTG port as a host by setting the kernel config to 'host only' rather than 'host or device'
  • [11:57:26] <cajun-rat> it enumerates a device ok, still testing it
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  • [11:58:16] <kblin> cajun-rat: ah, good to know
  • [11:58:50] <kblin> cajun-rat: but the "reduce voltage to make ehci bork less often" fix doesn't seem to work for me, for what it's worth
  • [11:58:52] <hrw> morning
  • [11:59:21] <kblin> cajun-rat: all I get is a different error :)
  • [11:59:27] <cajun-rat> doh
  • [12:00:03] <cajun-rat> the EHCI works (but very unstable) with 2.6.29-pm
  • [12:00:13] <cajun-rat> (on my board)
  • [12:01:31] <Crofton> gm
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  • [12:15:22] <rkirti> good morning Crofton
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  • [12:16:05] <rkirti> (ah! you were probably replying to hrw :) )
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  • [12:16:20] <Wayne_> yeah measuring pin 1 on OTG would point out that the board is not going into host mode
  • [12:20:42] <likewise_> gm Crofton
  • [12:21:04] <likewise_> gm hrw
  • [12:21:55] <likewise_> (ah, same experience as rkirti here, it's nice reading backwards)
  • [12:22:36] <rkirti> :)
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  • [12:30:49] <vhallac> Ah, it is good that I visited back. Are any of the newer kernels doing better at handling EHCI? I am also on 2.6.29-omap1 (tried both linux-omap-pm and linux-pm repositories).
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  • [12:33:06] <vhallac> Also at http://www.mail-archive.com/linux-omap@vger.kernel.org/msg14812.html someone says SMSC 3322 and OMAP don't like each other, and suspend/resume won't work at all. Is this true?
  • [12:33:27] <vhallac> Can't find any other reference to this problem. :(
  • [12:34:48] <rupeshgujare> it works perfectly with this kernel for me :- http://labs.embinux.org/git/cgit.cgi/repo/kernel.git/log/?h=android-2.6.29
  • [12:35:38] <rupeshgujare> vhallac: r u connecting external powered USB hub while connecting to EHCI port ?
  • [12:35:43] <vhallac> Yup
  • [12:35:56] <Wayne_> same here
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  • [12:36:01] <vhallac> It is the hub that disappears, like they say in the URL I gave
  • [12:36:23] <vhallac> If I plug it in with a device attached, it is OK until I suspend. Then it goes bye-bye
  • [12:36:50] <vhallac> Did some debugging in the kernel. 3322 is alive and responding.
  • [12:37:02] <vhallac> It simply refuses to acknowledge the existence of my hub anymore
  • [12:37:43] <rupeshgujare> vhallac: did u tested with angstrom kernel ?
  • [12:38:08] <vhallac> Which one? I started off with the stable/2009 OE kernel.
  • [12:38:32] <rupeshgujare> last time i tried with 2.6.29 kerenel , it worked for me
  • [12:38:36] <vhallac> linux-omap-2.6.29.bb, if memory serves me
  • [12:38:45] <rupeshgujare> yes thats rite
  • [12:39:12] <vhallac> same deal. :(
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  • [12:41:32] <vhallac> I tried koen's VDD2 fix from http://dominion.thruhere.net/koen/OE/vbb/ as well.
  • [12:41:42] <vhallac> No improvement.
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  • [13:14:35] <av500> vhallac: this fix is not going to fix the above issue
  • [13:14:48] <av500> this fix is for EHCI giving up under high load
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  • [13:18:25] <vhallac> Yea, I realize that, but I was hoping that it was somehow related.
  • [13:19:04] <vhallac> Apparently not. :)
  • [13:19:22] <av500> vhallac: disable usb selective suspend in kernel and try
  • [13:19:46] <vhallac> av500: Thanks. Will give it a go in a sec.
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  • [13:20:06] <vhallac> But I need to be able to manually suspend the device. Bosses orders. :)
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  • [13:20:23] <av500> vhallac: tell the boss to rethink
  • [13:20:45] <vhallac> :-)
  • [13:20:54] <royerfa> HI everybody
  • [13:21:00] <av500> vhallac: I am serious
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  • [13:22:24] <slnr> Hi all
  • [13:22:49] <royerfa> I am trying to install ubuntu on my Beagle
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  • [13:23:22] <hrw> I tried to install PalmPre soft on beagle
  • [13:23:38] <royerfa> according to http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardUbuntu#Ubuntu_Rootfs_Install the command sudo ./rootstock --fqdn beagleboard --login ubuntu --password temppwd --imagesize 2G --seed xfce4,gdm --dist jaunty --serial ttyS2 --kernel-image http://rcn-ee.com/deb/kernel/beagle/jaunty/v2.6.29-58cf2f1-oer40.5/linux-image-2.6.29-oer40.5_1.0jaunty_armel.deb should create armel-rootfs-200908101131.tgz
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  • [13:24:15] <royerfa> but in my case all I have is I: Creating temporary Image as an output
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  • [13:24:24] <royerfa> and nothing is created !!
  • [13:24:55] <vhallac> av500: Is it because suspend to RAM is a feature that is not really useful for omap, or because I am in a hopeless situation?
  • [13:25:20] <hrw> royerfa: terrible!
  • [13:25:34] <hrw> royerfa: of course google did not gave you any informations?
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  • [13:29:26] <royerfa> hrw: honestly not really
  • [13:30:10] <sx> I'm searching for ready images for test to play video using dsp on beagleboard?
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  • [13:40:12] <Cru_N_cher> any info on 720p AVC playback ?
  • [13:40:16] <vhallac> av500: Kernel doesn't like me disabling the selective suspend. USB_OTG pulls it in.
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  • [13:41:00] <CruNcher> there is this Video by Igeniec on youtube
  • [13:41:38] <CruNcher> showing 720p Baseline playback on the Davinci DSP :)
  • [13:42:21] <av500> vhallac: well
  • [13:42:31] <av500> I've seen that before
  • [13:42:34] <CruNcher> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERK6ETRytFM
  • [13:42:44] <av500> CruNcher: which davinci?
  • [13:42:56] <CruNcher> so it's on the eyesight of the Zune HD now ?
  • [13:43:18] <CruNcher> av500 thats unfortunately not said
  • [13:44:20] <av500> CruNcher: no, coz it says OMAP3 :-)
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  • [13:45:13] <av500> CruNcher: and H264 *BP* is total bogus
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  • [13:45:27] <av500> it is H264 with all the hard features removed....
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  • [13:45:34] <_koen_> HP ftw
  • [13:46:00] <CruNcher> yeah the Asians are going fast there currently
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  • [13:46:17] <CruNcher> all the PMPs that coming out there with HD playback
  • [13:46:28] <CruNcher> with all these Chinese Chips :P
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  • [13:46:52] <av500> _koen_: HP?
  • [13:46:59] <_koen_> high profile
  • [13:46:59] <CruNcher> High Profile
  • [13:47:00] <av500> the ING demo is BP...
  • [13:47:22] <_koen_> bp is useless
  • [13:47:29] <av500> ack
  • [13:47:44] <av500> thats what I said, no? :-)
  • [13:48:23] <CruNcher> it's bogus yes but Zune HD will also only playback it officialy ;)
  • [13:48:32] <mru> every codec needs a useless feature-free profile for marketing reasons
  • [13:48:38] <CruNcher> the Asians seems father
  • [13:48:48] <av500> CruNcher: some are also mother!
  • [13:49:02] <mru> don't forget the brothers
  • [13:49:03] <CruNcher> ehh ;)
  • [13:49:11] <av500> mru: yes, but for MTK reasons, just use MPEG4 HD...
  • [13:49:13] <CruNcher> further ahead i mean ;)
  • [13:49:18] <hrw> and sisters
  • [13:49:20] <av500> murther!
  • [13:49:34] <mru> hrw: yes, the asian sisters are definitely the best
  • [13:49:42] <mru> av500: murder?
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  • [13:50:09] <mru> CruNcher: never underestimate the silliness of #beagle
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  • [13:50:16] <CruNcher> though somehow i can't belive that Nvidias Tegra APX 2600 in the Zune HD can only playback BP
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  • [13:50:28] <CruNcher> it seems to be a artificial restriction
  • [13:50:59] <CruNcher> because of performance problems most probably
  • [13:51:36] <CruNcher> though the Asians dont care about this they just allow whats possible on their Chips it seems
  • [13:52:14] <mru> could be licensing reasons too
  • [13:52:22] <mru> main profile probably costs more to license
  • [13:53:03] <CruNcher> license per profile :P ?
  • [13:53:30] <vhallac> av500: Well, disabling the autosuspend feature makes it work. Not really a fix as such, but it is at least a fallback plan.
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  • [13:54:00] <vhallac> Thanks for the assist. :)
  • [13:54:09] <sx> I need some ready stuff to see dsp performance on beagle, only for test could anyone send me something?
  • [13:54:30] <av500> mru: it is performance reason...
  • [13:54:59] <CruNcher> sx i have a new test file its rather low complexity High Profile :)
  • [13:55:19] <CruNcher> it's what i would expect be able to playback Mobile these days
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  • [13:56:10] <CruNcher> of course many of the users on the net expect to much :P
  • [13:56:24] <CruNcher> especialy the Anime users
  • [13:56:59] <av500> CruNcher: btw, 720p on OMAP3 is no news at all, we sell that since 6mo... (MPEG4 and VMV9)
  • [13:57:08] <sx> CruNcher, I need uImage, u-boot, rootfs with player and dsp support to test video performance. I don't want to compile sources for days... if I like it, I'll compile and write code for it.
  • [13:57:23] <av500> sx: wrong approach...
  • [13:58:26] <sx> av500, why? first I want to see what it can.
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  • [14:00:11] <CruNcher> av500 yeah though it's surprising High Profile doesn't need much power @ all :P
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  • [14:00:44] <CruNcher> CABAC seems to be the thing everyone bites their head on ;)
  • [14:00:45] <av500> sx: the OMAP3 "could" do MPEG2/MPEG4/H264 MP/WMV9 MP in SD and MPEG4/WMV9 in 720p, thats proven, but that is not the current state of the open source SW around the BB....
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  • [14:00:58] <av500> CruNcher: what makes you sawe that HP needs less power?
  • [14:00:59] <mru> cabac is very expensive to decode
  • [14:01:11] <av500> ack
  • [14:01:46] * mru wishes IVA had an accelerator for that too, not just plain vlc
  • [14:01:49] <CruNcher> the Apx 2600 will do VC-1 AP :)
  • [14:01:56] <sx> av500, I wanna try 800p MPEG4 video
  • [14:02:05] <mru> maybe the next version does...
  • [14:02:09] <CruNcher> of course Microsoft wants fill support for their own stuff
  • [14:02:22] <av500> mru: maybe they put a HW H264 decoder like everybody else...
  • [14:02:37] <av500> if they can sell that to the "DSP" guys in TI... :-)
  • [14:02:51] <sx> av500, but you say that it isn't opensource and I can't use the dsp freely right?
  • [14:02:52] <mru> I'll known when I get the docs...
  • [14:03:11] <av500> sx: you can use the DSP freely, but the above mentioned codecs are not all open source...
  • [14:03:13] <CruNcher> and most Chinese seem to abondon TI currently
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  • [14:03:26] <CruNcher> and move to their own inland Chips
  • [14:03:37] <mru> av500, sx: we're working on getting ffmpeg onto the dsp
  • [14:03:44] <mru> but it's slow going
  • [14:03:48] <av500> CruNcher: sure, thats what they do for all things...
  • [14:03:53] <mru> some $$$ would speed it up....
  • [14:04:11] * av500 ducks
  • [14:04:50] <sx> av500, for now I need something ready compiled for test. there is not such thing, right?
  • [14:04:58] <av500> sx: no
  • [14:05:04] <av500> bits and pieces
  • [14:05:36] * av500 is off to an interview...
  • [14:05:45] <CruNcher> yep av500 but the performance their Chips reach isn't bad i would say soon they got TI
  • [14:06:15] <sx> av500, before I've seen some dsp binaries but they didn't work then. and now I would wait that there are working dsp binaries..
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  • [14:06:58] <CruNcher> though it seems they also violate alot of GPL arround their developments again like allways :P
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  • [14:07:33] <CruNcher> they even copied Sonys XMB and infringe their Copyright on it :P
  • [14:07:46] <CruNcher> seem to dont really care
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  • [14:10:36] <CruNcher> will be interesting to see when they got 720p High Profile reasonably stable on their Players
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  • [14:22:42] <sl27> when i do uname -r i get 2.6.28-omap1-00058-ga9983d2 but i go into /lib/modules it is 2.6.28-omap1
  • [14:23:01] <sl27> how do i find out the directory inside /lib/modules/2.6.28-omap1 ?
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  • [14:28:57] <sl27> sorry how to make sure you dont get numbers such as 00058-ga9983d2 when you do uname -r
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  • [14:37:11] <sl27> any ideas why it comes uname -r contains some information passed on by git
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  • [14:40:01] <kblin> because that was put into the kernel version string
  • [14:41:04] <sl27> how has put it? i ran mkimage only -
  • [14:41:29] <mru> the real question is how your kernel and modules got mismatched
  • [14:42:41] <sl27> i am building it outside the kernel and not instralling it to the file system. i want to create a tarball
  • [14:42:49] <sl27> out of the modules and untar it
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  • [14:45:20] <sl27> kblin: is this related to mkimage command arguments?
  • [14:47:53] <kblin> never used mkimage, no idea :)
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  • [15:07:15] <ddompe> koen: ping
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  • [15:19:18] <koen> ddompe: pong
  • [15:19:25] <ddompe> hi koen
  • [15:19:30] <ddompe> long time without bother you
  • [15:19:47] <ddompe> I'm again building an beagle demo image for ESC
  • [15:20:00] <ddompe> and got some problems with clutter
  • [15:20:10] <av500> my desk is a mess too...
  • [15:20:20] <ddompe> do you mind if I ask you for some help
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  • [15:23:48] <koen> ddompe: poke TI to give you the .09 gfx sdk first :)
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  • [15:24:21] <ddompe> koen: good advise
  • [15:24:29] <ddompe> anyway, my problem is other
  • [15:24:43] <tony722> have you got informations about dimensions of beagleboard
  • [15:25:01] <av500> tony722: www.beagleboard.org
  • [15:26:36] <tony722> thanks av500 but the thickness is not specified
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  • [15:27:18] <av500> about 15mm
  • [15:27:40] <av500> bottom of pcb to top of svideo
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  • [15:28:42] <tony722> <av500> thanks you so much
  • [15:28:56] <av500> np
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  • [15:31:39] <mru> morning ldesnogu
  • [15:31:51] <ldesnogu> mru, "morning" :)
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  • [16:25:34] <bobkatzz> ok - think I got the final skinny on sdr-shell - needed a different startup script
  • [16:26:32] <cajun-rat> bobkatzz: out of interest, what are you using to get data into/outof the bb?
  • [16:26:39] <bobkatzz> but also discovered qjackctl < - - gui for setting up jack and alsa - might be nice to have so I'm working on a recipe for that
  • [16:27:20] <bobkatzz> cajun-rat: several ways 1) direct from dev box to SD card
  • [16:27:39] <bobkatzz> 2) via opkg directly on the Beagleboard
  • [16:27:40] <cajun-rat> sorry, i mean when used for SDR?
  • [16:27:57] <av500> bobkatzz: not the pkg, the ham talk :-)
  • [16:28:07] <bobkatzz> ah - well are you familiar with how SDR works? quadrature etc?
  • [16:28:18] <cajun-rat> more or less yeh
  • [16:28:19] <bobkatzz> heh hey av500
  • [16:29:19] <bobkatzz> ok well you have audio input from your rig (signal in) and audio out to the rig - standard audio cables (MUST be stereo for the quadrature to work)
  • [16:29:31] <bobkatzz> and then some way to trigger the PTT for transmitting
  • [16:29:45] <bobkatzz> I use a USB/Serial adapter
  • [16:30:07] <bobkatzz> for the Soft Rock v6.3 it's abit more complicated
  • [16:30:15] <bobkatzz> is that what you meant?
  • [16:30:27] <cajun-rat> ah, using the audio on the bb
  • [16:31:07] <av500> cajun-rat: yes, works fine for low bandwidth stuff :-)
  • [16:31:22] <bobkatzz> yeah wrked perfectly even though there is a lot of discussion out there about which sound card will even support SDR - the Beagle's worked "right out of the box"
  • [16:31:31] <koen> bobkatzz: feel free to send me the proper startup script so we can make it work out of the box
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  • [16:32:09] <bobkatzz> ok - will do that I had it ready to email to you actually but thought that I would test it first :P
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  • [16:33:39] <cajun-rat> nice. if you want an sdr beta tester i've got a rig and 20m inverted-v handy
  • [16:33:50] <bobkatzz> so I'm going to go do that - we might have to get qjackctl running as well so I'm putting together a recipe for that
  • [16:34:09] <bobkatzz> cajun-rat: you have a BB?
  • [16:34:12] * koen still needs to order a new soldering iron and some flux
  • [16:34:13] <cajun-rat> yep
  • [16:34:22] <bobkatzz> kewl
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  • [16:34:58] <bobkatzz> but right now I'm using FLDigi - and have made contacts with that
  • [16:36:51] <bobkatzz> as I have mentioned before - there is a difference between "rig control" and "mode control" - the latter implies that you can send and receive the various modes and have them decoded into readable text. some programs that are deifined as SDR are only for rig control and don't allow keyboard input - so we need to be aware to that distinction - although both are good
  • [16:37:59] <bobkatzz> "rig control only" - means that you are going to need a key (and in some cases a keyer) or a mic
  • [16:38:15] <av500> bobkatzz: and what do you use for "mode" control?
  • [16:38:19] <av500> fldigi=
  • [16:38:21] <av500> fldigi?
  • [16:39:10] <bobkatzz> so I like to make that point - I think alot of hams think SDR implies decoding but that in not a given - I am working on a spreadsheet of the various programs and their features - to sort that out
  • [16:39:32] <bobkatzz> FLDigi - it's now an OPKG-able app
  • [16:40:02] <av500> bobkatzz: as a non-ham for me SDR implies not just controlling a rig :-)
  • [16:40:27] <av500> it implies doing the mod/demod in SW...
  • [16:40:46] <bobkatzz> av500: yes there are a whole bunch of experimental opportunites as well
  • [16:41:59] <bobkatzz> right - mine is just a pig-headed description narrowly defining it for my project = disclaimer :)
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  • [16:44:02] <bobkatzz> at the least, and I have not tested this yet, I have heard that with Gnuradio you can hook a long wire antenna to the pointy end of your audio in to the sound card and receive low wave radio 2 Hz +/-
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  • [16:44:26] <bobkatzz> it's like an SDR crytal set hehe
  • [16:44:31] <bobkatzz> crystal
  • [16:45:51] <bobkatzz> some very exciting possibilities being able to build signal generators, analyzers, and maybe simple oscilloscopes etc with SDR as well
  • [16:45:58] <bobkatzz> all on the BB
  • [16:46:49] <bobkatzz> ok - so I'm going to go water my poor plants (heat index 107!) and then test this new startup script for sdr-shell - will let you know koen and email as well
  • [16:46:51] <bobkatzz> bbl
  • [16:48:49] <memento_mori> Afternoon chaps,
  • [16:48:55] <memento_mori> I've got myself stuck building the sgx sdk libraries as the bitbake operation is returning error messages (and I was wondering if one of you nice people would be able to help?)
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  • [16:51:47] <memento_mori> I'm getting "ERROR: function do_accept_license failed"
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  • [16:52:27] <memento_mori> I've already done some reading and I've checked the binary file has executable permissions, any ideas ?
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  • [16:57:49] * koen would advise to wait for the .09 sdk
  • [16:58:01] <koen> that should be out soon (if it hasn't been released already)
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  • [16:58:39] <memento_mori> that was going to be my next question, I'll have a quick look on the TI site, see if I can see anything
  • [16:58:52] <memento_mori> thanks
  • [16:59:35] <av500> hmm, koen would advise to wait for the .0(n+1) sdk :-)
  • [16:59:51] <av500> didnt this game start with .06?
  • [17:00:15] <memento_mori> ... I have the 06 sdk at the moment (it was linked form the tutorial...)
  • [17:00:46] <memento_mori> (@ google code)
  • [17:09:00] <koen> the 08 is a bit "special"
  • [17:09:23] <koen> 09 finally includes ES2.x and ES3.x compatibility
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  • [17:39:47] <Sgo> Hello
  • [17:40:01] <Sgo> has anyone worked with the serial port of the beagleboard?
  • [17:40:12] <Sgo> cause i need some help with it
  • [17:40:22] <Sgo> i already have angstrom installed
  • [17:40:35] <Sgo> but i don't really know where to start
  • [17:40:35] <ThomasEgi> most people do
  • [17:41:01] <ThomasEgi> if angstrom is up running you should be able to access it like any other serial port under linux
  • [17:41:17] <ThomasEgi> using /dev/ttySx
  • [17:41:52] <Sgo> can i use that from C?
  • [17:42:43] <ThomasEgi> i'm pretty sure you can
  • [17:42:55] <ThomasEgi> it should be no different than from a "normal" pc
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  • [17:53:25] <djlewis> gm
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  • [18:06:01] <sakoman_> koen: a few more gnome patches for you
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  • [18:07:52] <sakoman_> I seem to create new ones at the same rate that I push the "mature" ones
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  • [18:08:17] <sakoman_> seems like there are always about 75 in the queue :-(
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  • [18:15:37] <bobkatzz> koen, all - here is that script - http://pastebin.com/m45ff1128 - which has some sonfiguration conflicts - I'm working on that but if you see anything that really jumps out let me know - tnx
  • [18:16:32] <bobkatzz> I know I need to define the soundcard (hw:0?) and a couple of other things
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  • [18:18:00] <Crofton|work> I sense koen will be distracted for a dew days
  • [18:18:18] <Crofton|work> bobkatzz, you are becoming the expert on this ....
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  • [18:19:51] <bobkatzz> ok - there is another file too - sdr-shell.conf - getting that
  • [18:20:14] <bobkatzz> hope it's not an intfinite daisy chain! :(
  • [18:20:28] * koen loves john deere products: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1RJxtCq_x0
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  • [18:21:11] <bobkatzz> I grew up on a john deere (420 diesel!) :)
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  • [18:22:22] <svolpe> I can succesfully get the linux-omap_2.6.29 kernel working on my beagle board using OE but when I try to compile the linux-omap-pm_2.6.29 the USB does not seem to work, at least the gether dose not work is this a known issue?
  • [18:23:13] <koen> the -pm one is missing the 25 or so musb patches
  • [18:23:37] <koen> for people looking at usb: http://arago-project.org/git/people/?p=ajay/omap-usb-driver.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/omap-usb
  • [18:23:40] <koen> more git trees!
  • [18:25:46] <svolpe> koen: does your above git tree have all of the PM patches plus the musb patches?
  • [18:25:48] <koen> jkridner|work: did you see http://www.linuxfoundation.org/publications/whowriteslinux.pdf already?
  • [18:26:15] <koen> svolpe: no, that only have a batch of usb patches and some of those patches need to die
  • [18:26:22] <koen> like adding a procfs file for otg
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  • [18:27:01] <svolpe> koen: so from what your saying there is no easy way to have both the PM patches + the musb patches in one kernel build?
  • [18:27:20] <koen> yes, copy them over from the non-pm recipe
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  • [18:28:24] <svolpe> koen: ok I can do that, I guess I just assumed that if it was that simple someone would have added it to the OE recipe aready, I guess that was a wrong assumption.
  • [18:29:25] <koen> there might be issues, but in truth I was just too lazy to try it
  • [18:30:43] <svolpe> koen: Ok I will try it and if I get it working I will let you review it then I can push it at some point if it all works.
  • [18:30:50] <bobkatzz> that's refreshing honesty koen :)
  • [18:31:51] <jkridner|work> koen: yes, I sent it to some TI internal mailing lists already.
  • [18:32:51] * koen notices he's a slacker and doesn't have any patches in 2.6.30
  • [18:33:09] <koen> I guess I can get into .32 with beagle ehci support :)
  • [18:33:41] <koen> jkridner|work: I also registered as 'TI' with Greg KH
  • [18:34:07] <jkridner|work> cool. could result in 2 or 3 more patches coming from TI. ;)
  • [18:34:16] <koen> :)
  • [18:35:35] <koen> I guess the zippy daughterboard patches would be nice to have upstream as well
  • [18:35:57] <koen> but I suspect it needs some more thought when more (incompatible) boards get made
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  • [18:38:04] <koen> jkridner|work: if you update your bug git tree, the zippy patch reactivated i2c on the expansion connecter again
  • [18:38:34] <bobkatzz> so koen in the config file it's asking for the soundcard definition - it says type "aplay -l to find out - that's not working - is there a definition other than hw:0 ?
  • [18:38:59] <koen> it's possible, but hw:0 is a nice default
  • [18:39:04] <svolpe> koen: well the patches at least applied with out errors, thats always a good start.
  • [18:39:21] <bobkatzz> it seems the other script is simpler and "almost" works
  • [18:39:28] <jkridner|work> koen: thanks... I'll look to pull the zippy patch instead.
  • [18:40:06] <Sgo> Thanks ThomasEgi
  • [18:41:34] <cajun-rat> koen: do you think the arago-project tree you posted is suitable for building on the bb, or will it need other patches?
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  • [18:43:56] <sakoman_> koen: I can't do that with my John Deere backhoe :-(
  • [18:44:32] <koen> cajun-rat: IMO only the linux-omap* kernels are suitable for the beagle
  • [18:44:41] <koen> sakoman_: but backhoes have other tricks :)
  • [18:45:28] <sakoman_> indeed! there's nothing like manly construction equipment ;-)
  • [18:45:52] <koen> jkridner|work: I suspect the next step would be to lift the spi and i2c entries from http://svn.buglabs.net/svn/!source/9706/bug/trunk/bug-linux-2.6.27.2/arch/arm/mach-mx3/mx31bug.c
  • [18:47:52] <cajun-rat> koen: thanks
  • [18:49:23] <koen> sakoman_: I'll be on a festival with only my phone as electric equipment, so don't queue up to many gnome patches ;)
  • [18:49:54] <sakoman_> koen: where are you going?
  • [18:50:49] <koen> sakoman_: working the nighshift at http://lowlands.nl/english.php
  • [18:51:18] * koen hates the website, though
  • [18:51:53] <koen> wikipedia to the rescue: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Campingflight_to_Lowlands_Paradise
  • [18:53:07] <sakoman_> ah, that is much easier to read :-)
  • [18:53:15] <sakoman_> sounds like fun!
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  • [18:54:17] <koen> 9th time there, twice as visitor, rest as stage-handish work
  • [18:54:30] <ds2> morning
  • [18:55:07] <ds2> general question - is patches for a LCD panel for the BB acceptable in L-O (IYO)?
  • [18:55:42] <koen> sakoman_: no backhoes, but lots of http://www.uk.manitou.com/en/tree-structure/presentation/products/product-ranges/masted-forklifts.html
  • [18:56:50] <sakoman_> koen: those could be fun too
  • [18:58:02] <ds2> sakoman_: isn't that what home depot hangs on the ends of their 18wheeler delivery trucks?
  • [18:58:05] <sakoman_> ds2: I think the patches would be dss2 patches and it isn't yet upstream
  • [18:58:17] <ds2> sakoman_: no, I was thinking of just board file patches
  • [18:58:26] <sakoman_> ds2: something a lot like that, yeah
  • [18:59:00] <sakoman_> ds2: for board file patches, probably not since it would different for every lcd vendor
  • [18:59:18] <ds2> sakoman_: but how's that different from the zippy patches?
  • [18:59:39] <ds2> there are 3 different possible SPI based ethernet controllers on the market right now
  • [18:59:41] <sakoman_> ds2: you may notice I didn't submit the zippy patches
  • [19:00:08] <ds2> sakoman_: I thought you wanted to do that when you finish cleaning it up? (this is what lead to our i2c eeprom discussion)
  • [19:00:15] <ds2> or am I very confused?
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  • [19:00:43] <sakoman_> ds2: I think you were confusing overo & beagle
  • [19:01:15] <sakoman_> I will try to submit the overo patches since they will all be from the original vendor
  • [19:01:18] <ds2> sakoman_: I suspect so... since the same eeprom is zippy and on the overo boards
  • [19:02:08] <sakoman_> if there are a bunch of beagle add on boards it would rapidly become a mess unless everyone cooperates
  • [19:02:36] <ds2> indeed; what I thought you wanted to do was to use the eeprom tobring some order
  • [19:03:05] <sakoman_> you could try! it would be an interesting experiment to see what the reaction is :-)
  • [19:03:06] <ds2> why I may not be thrilled about it, I like order enough that I will support that ;)
  • [19:03:18] <ds2> wait... weren't you going to write some sample code?!
  • [19:03:42] <sakoman_> yes, for overo. then I will submit it as a RFC patch
  • [19:03:50] <ds2> oh like that :P
  • [19:04:01] <sakoman_> if that flies through, then getting the same for beagle would likely be much easier
  • [19:04:12] <ds2> to chaos it is....
  • [19:04:20] <ds2> let entropy reign
  • [19:04:25] <ds2> :D
  • [19:04:42] <_av500__> ah, the pinmux cabal is meeting
  • [19:04:46] <sakoman_> I don't know of any better way, sadly
  • [19:04:57] <Sgo> Does anyone know, the number of the serial port on the beagleboard?
  • [19:05:20] <cajun-rat> i pass ttyS2 on the kernel cmd line
  • [19:05:21] <Sgo> like /dev/ttyS (0,1,2,3..)
  • [19:05:22] <ds2> isn't it 1-800-BEA-GLE1? :D
  • [19:05:54] <Sgo> XD
  • [19:06:02] <ds2> sakoman_: *nod* that's why I was happy to go along with your idea ;)
  • [19:07:07] <cajun-rat> Sgo: running 'who' confirms it is ttyS2
  • [19:07:54] <Sgo> Thanks
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  • [19:11:50] <koen> sakoman_: heh, I was just saying to jkridner|work that expansion board patches need more thought :)
  • [19:12:10] <ds2> sakoman_: all these expansion board stuff really doesn't fit into the current model for ARM
  • [19:12:32] <ds2> koen: yep. difference between working and doing it right
  • [19:13:02] <koen> there are 3 ways of doing things:
  • [19:13:06] <koen> 1) the right way
  • [19:13:09] <koen> 2) the wrong way
  • [19:13:16] <koen> 3) the homer simpson way
  • [19:13:25] <koen> number 3 is like 2, but faster
  • [19:13:31] <jkridner|work> lol
  • [19:13:45] <sakoman_> and 3 includes donuts too!
  • [19:13:53] <ds2> the situation is not too different from the ISA bus situation on x86
  • [19:14:22] <ds2> the eeprom is really a better PnP
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  • [19:14:25] <koen> I always picked the wrong irq for my soundblaster
  • [19:14:55] <DJWillis> 3 also has the prospect of nuclear meltdown
  • [19:15:08] <sakoman_> :-)
  • [19:15:24] <ds2> anyone know what LogicPD is doing for their customers?
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  • [19:15:34] <ds2> they are in a somewhat similar boat
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  • [19:16:27] <DJWillis> ds2: the answer to that would be interesting
  • [19:16:44] <sakoman_> ds2: are you joking?
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  • [19:17:04] <ds2> sakoman_: which part? they make a CPU module much like Gumstix makes the overo
  • [19:17:16] <ds2> DJWillis: is the Pandora expandable?
  • [19:17:27] <sakoman_> if not, look for the email on the linux-omap list from Logic this morning
  • [19:17:41] <sakoman_> title is Patch format for submission?
  • [19:18:01] <koen> sakoman_: i's nice to see that they are trying
  • [19:18:17] <sakoman_> yeah, I think it is great!
  • [19:18:23] <DJWillis> ds2: stuff is pegged out but that is not really the aim, there are a few points you can hook into but 'your on your own' ;-)
  • [19:18:42] <koen> Xora showed me a snippet of omapzoom uboot:
  • [19:18:42] <koen> MUX_VAL(CP(McBSP4_CLKX), (IEN | PTU | EN | M4)) /*gpio_152 lab*/
  • [19:18:43] <koen> udelay (10);
  • [19:18:43] <koen> MUX_VAL(CP(McBSP4_CLKX), (IEN | PTD | EN | M4)) /*gpio_152 lab*/
  • [19:18:53] <ds2> sakoman_: I see it and I see your point.
  • [19:19:05] <koen> they need to toggle a gpio, so let's to that using the pinmux
  • [19:19:13] <ds2> DJWillis: so you guys are exempted
  • [19:19:45] <ds2> koen: I see... heheh....do they have a conflicting line or are they doing some weird probing? ;)
  • [19:19:58] <sakoman_> koen: it should work :-)
  • [19:20:20] <DJWillis> ds2: that's a 1st ;-), I think the only reason is that there was not a lot left to let users hook into.
  • [19:20:27] <ds2> koen: I can see a legitimate use for that sort code so I have to give people the benefit of the doubt :D
  • [19:20:44] <ds2> DJWillis: you could have exposed the NOR bus ;)
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  • [19:21:34] <DJWillis> ds2: true I guess, not a lot of 'space' left for that.
  • [19:22:52] <koen> ds2: uboot is bloated enough to have a gpio toggle subsystem :)
  • [19:23:17] <cajun-rat> soon it will need a bootloader
  • [19:24:22] <ds2> koen: no no... that is different from a GPIO toggle
  • [19:24:52] <ds2> blindly replacing that code with a GPIO toggle can burn up boards in the wrong cases if that was neeeded
  • [19:25:08] <ds2> cajun-rat: it does have a bootloader. See x-loader :P
  • [19:26:22] <ds2> i.e that code is safe even if the pin is hard grounded
  • [19:27:36] <koen> ds2: the comment says: /* Toggle Reset pin of TL16CP754C device */
  • [19:27:49] <ds2> koen: =)
  • [19:28:20] <ds2> should go eat...skipping 2 meals in a row is probally not good
  • [19:28:24] <ds2> bbl
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  • [19:43:10] <bobkatzz> funny - the old script seems to "almost" work - hmmm
  • [19:44:22] <bobkatzz> bbl
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  • [19:46:10] <likewise_> could be that open-collector driving on the pin can only be done using the pinmux (just guessing).
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  • [20:11:15] <ddompe> jkridner|work: ping
  • [20:11:25] <jkridner|work> pong
  • [20:11:39] <ddompe> any idea where ti_cgt_c6000_6.0.21_setup_linux_x86.bin is located?
  • [20:11:44] <ddompe> OE is asking for it
  • [20:11:56] <ddompe> but the latest I can get is TI-C6x-CGT-v6.0.16.1.bin
  • [20:12:47] <brijesh> ddompe: https://www-a.ti.com/downloads/sds_support/TICodegenerationTools/download.htm
  • [20:12:56] <ddompe> brijesh: thanks
  • [20:13:55] <jkridner|work> looking at http://wiki.davincidsp.com/index.php/Main_Page
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  • [20:15:32] <ddompe> cool, thanks, I was looking at the release page for DVSDKs for OMAP
  • [20:15:33] <jkridner|work> so, the link brijesh gave is on that wiki page. that is going to always be most likely to be up-to-date.
  • [20:15:52] <ddompe> cool
  • [20:15:54] <ddompe> good to know
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  • [20:16:20] <jkridner|work> looks like http://software-dl.ti.com/dsps/dsps_registered_sw/sdo_ccstudio/codegen/C6000/6.0.21/ti_cgt_c6000_6.0.21_setup_linux_x86.bin is now directly downloadable? or is it using a cookie?
  • [20:16:40] <ddompe> using a cookie
  • [20:16:47] <ddompe> wget from my linux box didn't work
  • [20:17:19] <jkridner|work> :(
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  • [20:23:22] <ddompe> jkridner|work:
  • [20:23:34] <koen> all this talk about cookies...
  • [20:23:39] <ddompe> can you pass me sgx drivers release 0.9 ?
  • [20:23:41] * koen heads to the kitchen
  • [20:26:54] <jkridner|work> ddompe: inquiry with varun who was on the last e-mail. i'm not aware of the release status.
  • [20:27:58] <koen> probably some idiot filed some bugs holding up the release
  • [20:28:04] <koen> o wait, that was me
  • [20:28:22] <ddompe> mmm
  • [20:28:31] <ddompe> does it matter that I use the 0.9 release?
  • [20:28:37] <ddompe> can I use the 0.8a ?
  • [20:28:54] <koen> you can, but don't be surprised if you have weird bugs
  • [20:29:01] <ddompe> just on that case I also needed some help to get it ASAP, otherwise it will take me two days to get thru the export control
  • [20:29:15] <ddompe> won't be worse than when I was using 0.6, right?
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  • [21:31:50] <mru> gremlins
  • [21:32:14] <luigi3> gremlins.c ??
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  • [21:40:15] <_troll_> damn, I forgot this
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  • [21:44:16] <ds2> troll? heh
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  • [21:51:39] <bobkatzz> boo
  • [21:52:59] <bobkatzz> troll eh? just what chat room is THAT for? ;)
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  • [22:32:07] <djlewis> hum dee hum dee hum ditty dum....
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  • [23:04:26] <djlewis> later guys...
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  • [23:04:41] <Sgo> Hello, I have a little problem, I need to compile a C program in angstrom, the problem is gcc is not working, "gcc not found"
  • [23:04:46] <Sgo> what should i do?
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  • [23:06:14] <mru> install gcc
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