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<Reepicheep12>
Trying to compile the kernel from sunxi-bsp. I've run "./configure mele_a1000". I thought the next step might be to run "make linux-config" so I can included a few more modules, but I get this error http://hastebin.com/raw/samavewuve
<Reepicheep12>
Any clues? New to this kernel compiling stuff but I've read the guides.
<Reepicheep12>
Do I need to compile the kernel once before running menu-config?
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<nemik>
Reepicheep12: what does you chosen_board.mk say?
<nemik>
i have KERNEL_CONFIG=sun4i_crane_defconfig
<nemik>
after configure you can just run 'make'
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<leowt>
mnemoc: SD boot and rootfs on HD sucess
<leowt>
serial output its ok too
<leowt>
=D
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<Reepicheep12>
Having numerous other problems nemik PATH arm-unknown-linux-gnueabi but I can probably work these out on my own with some more research. Thanks.
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<WarheadsSE>
?
<WarheadsSE>
what are you compiling on?
<TestModule>
reepi, distro?
<TestModule>
Try the BSP, i fixed the directions in the Wiki
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<Reepicheep12>
Compiling on Archlinux. On the mele (with cross-compile, although that might not work haven't got that far).
<Reepicheep12>
These instructions TestModule? arm-unknown-linux-gnueabi
<Reepicheep12>
The linux-config? So I should edit the defconfig by hand?
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<WarheadsSE>
or menuconfig, nconfig
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<Reepicheep12>
Well that makes things more difficult I'll have to research how to include modules manually (and disabled the graphics ram reserves).
<Reepicheep12>
Why is linux-config a make target if it's not to be used?
<WarheadsSE>
I didn't say it wasn't to be used
<WarheadsSE>
I was offering other options
<WarheadsSE>
I generally use menuconfig directly myself.
<Reepicheep12>
Ah okay I understand. So what do you mean then TestModule that I shouldn't be doing in BSP?
<TestModule>
huh
<TestModule>
i'm saying try it because it uses the most standardized ways
<TestModule>
it helped me figure out alot of unlisted things and correct it / commit
<Reepicheep12>
Sorry, try what? sunxi-bsp? Compiling without custom configurations?
<TestModule>
yes
<Reepicheep12>
Okay well I could try compiling the kernel as it is although I was mainly doing this to include the snd_usb_audio module (and the led module in the future) which I won't get with the default it seems.
<Reepicheep12>
Oh and I'm having to edit the makefile manually because "grep ^processor /proc/cpuinfo" returns nothing, not sure if this is expected.
<WarheadsSE>
thats .. odd. tried runnin it by hand?
<nemik>
could be case-sensitive. but you're compiling this on an a10?
<Reepicheep12>
Yes A10. Okay so I found in the IRC logs what I need to disable for the memory reserves. Before I compile just want to confirm that the snd_usb_audio module should be inbuilt? I found an irclog from this channel discussing how to tell if a module should be inbuilt (look up the info page or something) but now I can't figure out how I got to it.
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<Reepicheep12>
Oh also there's no way I can include the led driver (any one) while I'm doing this is that correct?
<nemik>
Reepicheep12: check your defconfig, such as sunxi-bsp/linux-sunxi/arch/arm/configs/sun4i_crane_defconfig
<nemik>
the things with "=y" are built-in, the commented aren't built at all, and the ones with "=m" are built as external loadable ones. i think that's how it works, but not 100% sure
<nemik>
Reepicheep12: if you change your defconfig for whatever your target is, you could make your defconfig include the LED driver you want
<Reepicheep12>
Okay I will try it built in then. What's the CONFIG option/module name for the led driver?
<nemik>
no idea, i'm not really sure which LED driver you want
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<Reepicheep12>
mnemoc said previous that there is a real led driver but it's not available for linux-sunxi yet. But anyway I found it I think it's sun4i_gpio
<Reepicheep12>
Perhaps "CONFIG_SUN4I_GPIO_UGLY"
<Alex1269>
Today I sent a patch to dev@linux-sunxi.org for led driver. Also you can use compile instruction from google groups theme.
<TestModule>
Is there a flag i can pass through the BSP to later compile the 3.4 instead of the 3.0?
<Reepicheep12>
Found it thank you Alex.
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<Reepicheep12>
Okay about to compile wish me luck. I just run make right? That makes the uboot and kernel? With that also make external modules?
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<nemik>
Reepicheep12: it should. good luck
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<Reepicheep12>
I tried to compile natively (couldn't get cross-compile to work) but I get this when compiling uboot "ld.bfd: error: required section '.rel.plt' not found in the linker script
<Reepicheep12>
"
<Reepicheep12>
Any ideas? Or should I give cross-compilation another go?
<TestModule>
git checkout origin/sunxi-3.4 ?
<Reepicheep12>
Do I need to change builds? error: pathspec 'origin/sunxi-3.4' did not match any file(s) known to git.
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<arete74>
hi, i have use phoenix card for write img to sd, but in startup mode
<arete74>
now, the sd have the system layout of nand
<arete74>
only the boot process try to mount nande and not sd partition
<arete74>
now i try to mount sd partition, if work i have android boot and work on sd card!
<TestModule>
Does the BSP overwrite kernel configs each time?
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<Reepicheep12>
What's the difference between sun4i_crane_defconfig and sun4i_defconfig?
<Reepicheep12>
I gather one is for android and one is for linux, but what does that actually mean?
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<oliv3r>
wow, hansg is posting patches like crazy. friggin' awesome
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<andoma>
\o/
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<mnemoc>
Reepicheep12: the led driver was posted late last night to the linux-sunxi list... and it's likely to get merged today into the stage branch
<mnemoc>
Reepicheep12: crane and nuclear are android configs
<mnemoc>
DX wants to cancel my order for the $20 uhost :<
<rm>
mnemoc, did you get a message, what it says?
<mnemoc>
they don't deny the price or claim mistake, only that it's out of stock, and it might take a while to be restocked
<rm>
mh okay
<rm>
I got that about my other order of some other products
<mnemoc>
but last time I got a message like that I had to cancel it 3 months later anyway
<rm>
the latest was "Thanks for choosing DX, your order is being processed."
<rz2k>
expect 3 month delay
* mnemoc
wants one of those A10-based "cloud clients" with ethernet and vga
<rellla>
rm: me too, including order no. - status "payment confirmed"
<mnemoc>
those two messages are automated
<rm>
well, so
<rm>
do you mean just "Out of stock" on the product page?
<mnemoc>
I got a real mail
<mnemoc>
thanking and apologizing
<rm>
Thank you for your order xxxxxxxxxxx. Unfortunately we are currently awaiting restock on one or more of your items. If you would like to wait for the item, we thank you for your patience and apologize for the inconvenience. If you would like to change this item or cancel the order, please click here .
<rm>
here's what I got about some other order
<mnemoc>
same for my $20 uhost
<rm>
but I got no such mail about the u-host one (yet?)
<rellla>
mnemoc: ask them to change it to a quad-one at 20$ ;-)
<mnemoc>
rellla: afaik they never make such deals. they give you "store credits" you can use on other buys
<rm>
they can also refund you
<Reepicheep12>
Okay so I'll use the non crane on then cheers. Just finished building the kernel only to find that mkimage command is not found. Kernel compiled much quicker than I expected though. Maybe I should wait till tomorrow to compile a new one with the official driver.
<e-ndy>
all: http://fpaste.org/Hug1/ i'm trying get realtime on cubieboard and kernel was cross compiled on fc18 using gcc-arm-linux-gnu-4.7.2-2.aa.20121114svn.fc18.x86_64 any clue what is going wrong? config is here - http://paste.stg.fedoraproject.org/3035/
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<mnemoc>
rm: only within the 45d of the payment, or to another newer order
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<oliv3r>
scooby hipboi do, where are you!
<orly_owl>
lol
<mnemoc>
:D
<mnemoc>
hopefully busy shipping the outstanding indiegogo orders
<mnemoc>
including mine :)
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<Reepicheep12>
Hey folks. So the kernel builds fine which is good news. But when the modules start building I get this:
<mnemoc>
Reepicheep12: what defconfig and what tree?
<mnemoc>
branch*
<Reepicheep12>
crane defconfig (with modifications for the memory reserves and snd_usb_audio driver and gpio driver). sunxi-bsp branch. I was going to try with the standard sun4i-defconfig but I thought I'd see if this works first.
<mnemoc>
Reepicheep12: can you grep `CONFIG_VIDEO_DECODER_SUN4I .config` on your build tree?
<Reepicheep12>
I think you mean this "cat /root/sunxi-bsp/build/sun4i_defconfig-linux/.config | grep CONFIG_VIDEO_DECODER_SUN4I". I get "# CONFIG_VIDEO_DECODER_SUN4I is not set".
<mnemoc>
enable it ;-)
<mnemoc>
`make linux-config` should help
<mnemoc>
also, using root to build is a bad idea
<Reepicheep12>
Alrighty I can. Yeah I'll make a user. I was thinking I should disable it 'cause I read in the irc logs for this channel that disabling it is necessary for freeing the maximum memory when running headless. Is this not true?
<Reepicheep12>
From the horse's mouth no less.
<mnemoc>
yes, but in that case disable the whole video decoding, not only cedarx
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<Reepicheep12>
Not sure what you mean but that exactly? I'm trying to get the max ram by disabled all graphics, and so I'm commenting out these: CONFIG_MALI, CONFIG_VIDEO_DECODER_SUN4I, CONFIG_SUN4I_G2D, CONFIG_SUNXI_MALI_RESERVED_MEM, CONFIG_FB_SUNXI_RESERVED_MEM.
<Reepicheep12>
What else should I be doing?
<leowt>
hi there
<leowt>
whats the difference between mele a1000 and a1000g?
<mnemoc>
Reepicheep12: grep ^CONFIG_VIDEO please
<mnemoc>
leowt: the 'g' has 1GB of ram and more nand
<Reepicheep12>
Double the ram and double the nand as far as I know. 1GB and 8GB. And a slightly different pcb layout
<mnemoc>
Reepicheep12: disable CONFIG_VIDEO_SUN4I_CEDAR too, if you still have troubles, disable them all
<mnemoc>
but beware, you are killing video decoding
<Reepicheep12>
Alright will give it a go compiling again, as regular user. Thank you.
<mnemoc>
but that dep needs to be fixed anyway
<Reepicheep12>
Video decoding isn't an issue I'm streaming outright via samba. Although in the (distant) future I might like to use stream with transcoding. I'll cross that bridge when it comes though. For now mplayer -cache works fine.
<mnemoc>
:)
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<ssvb>
Reepicheep12: in theory, if we get CMA working, then these huge memory buffers for various accelerators can be allocated and freed at runtime, without the need to waste memory reserving them at boot
<Reepicheep12>
Is that for linux in general not just the sunxi kernel?
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<Reepicheep12>
Also, I've been meaning to ask, besides testing out these bleeding(ish) edge configurations (and writing instructions for this nand boot) is there anything I can do in particular to assist with the Arm project? Got some time and inclination but reduced skills.
<Reepicheep12>
I thought maybe I could train myself up to help with the X drivers for Mali seeing as that's lacking but I'm a long way shy of that and also not that interested in graphics in general.
<hramrach>
traeak: cool. Does not look good on pictures iirc
<traeak>
hramrach: the x130 you mean? or keyboard? just sayign i don't notice the keyboard when i type. on any other laptop i've ever used i've always noticed the keyboard "getting in the way"
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<hramrach>
the new 'spill-resistant' keyboard design gets in the way on all notebooks I tried so far
<hramrach>
not for a long time, just installing some stuff
<traeak>
installed a linux distro on it last night and am doing some tweaking on it now, just got our code repo so i'll start to figure it out more here in a bit
<hramrach>
$20 sticks too extreme deal even for deal extreme ^.^
<traeak>
20usd stick for?
<traeak>
ohoh a10 stick
<traeak>
lkcl's new 8 core processor had better beat/meet the 64bit arm cores to market or there might be trouble
<traeak>
hmm
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<hramrach>
rm: dx removed the stick silently from my order
<mnemoc>
then you should have it. so it depends on having vga/hdmi as the default screen in your script.bin
<mnemoc>
and that the attached display do the modes supported by the sunxi-disp driver
<mnemoc>
dvi monitors are known to be a problem
<mnemoc>
in most devices the simplest is to try to get hdmi output on a tv
<mnemoc>
and then tweak it for your monitor
<leowt>
havent changed anything on script.bin yet
<leowt>
but i don have hdmi or vga. the if it is all ok, it is outputing by composite
<leowt>
*then
<mnemoc>
a mele?
<mnemoc>
for composite output you will have to play with the script.bin
<leowt>
yep
<leowt>
i was saying that i didnt change anything on video output in srcipt bin
<leowt>
and there is no output in vga or hdmi
<leowt>
so i suppose if it is enabled, it is outputing in composite
<leowt>
but if you say that it isnt by default
<leowt>
ill go se just now
<leowt>
when i create a new script.bin, ive got to create a new boot.src?
<mnemoc>
a simple test is you cat /dev/urandom > /dev/fb0
<mnemoc>
s/you/to/
<ibot>
mnemoc meant: a simple test is to cat /dev/urandom > /dev/fb0
<leowt>
ok
<leowt>
lets see
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<mnemoc>
randomness is usually ugly, but it will tell you if the display is active and "merely" black
<leowt>
no output
<leowt>
btw
<leowt>
are the kernel modules necessary to do this?
<leowt>
well
<leowt>
such a noob i am
<leowt>
xD
<leowt>
if it is compiled as m
<leowt>
it must be, since is not boot critical i think
<leowt>
ill go check
<leowt>
CONFIG_FRAMEBUFFER_CONSOLE=y
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<slapin>
hno: hi, are you here?
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<leowt>
mnemoc: now that i have a running envoirment on mele without kernel modules, can i easly get the kernel modules here? without having to build another img?
<leowt>
i mean, how can i...
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<mnemoc>
leowt: install them in /lib/modules/$KERVER/, and depmod -a
<mnemoc>
Turl: happy birthday!
<leowt>
building it in the same machine with INSTALL_MOD_PATH=/lib/modules/$KERVER/ ?
<leowt>
can't i build on another machine and trasfer?
<leowt>
*transfer
<mnemoc>
if building in the same machine, `make modules_install`
<mnemoc>
INSTALL_MOD_PATH is only needed when building somewhere else
<leowt>
make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabihf- INSTALL_MOD_PATH=output modules_install
<leowt>
that is what ive done
<leowt>
following your wiki
<mnemoc>
then go to output/lib/modules/.... and transfer everything to your mele
<leowt>
mnemoc: that's it
<leowt>
many tnks
<mnemoc>
also, that's the reason why you don't have fbcon. hdmi and lcd are m by default
<mnemoc>
there is nothing like "naively" poking the disp team :p
<leowt>
heh
<leowt>
=)
<libv>
the ordering bs still needs to get fixed though :p
<libv>
mnemoc: i should disable hilighting when you are doing it :p
<techn>
libv: I think hansg fixed that
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<leowt>
basically, it should display fb console at boot at the resolution i set in script.bin?
<libv>
techn: no surprise there :)
<techn>
hmm.. I should update todo with current EDID functinality
<mnemoc>
libv: :)
<barqux>
leowt: btw, I have framebuffer console on boot and I basically followed the link posted by techn
<leowt>
barqux: k, i will recompile the kernel and change script.bin to test
<libv>
techn: if this wasn't such a huge mess, hansg would've soon run out of things to do ;)
<leowt>
btw, whats the advantage of using linaro's ubuntu rootfs?
<techn>
libv: :D
<leowt>
i heard something about the compiler but i didnt catch it
<techn>
libv: I'm also quite happy with this mess.. There is always something to investigate and study.. this kernel great guide how to not do things :)
<techn>
good learning :)
<libv>
techn: well, if some more hansg turn up, there will be little left over for us to learn ;p
<libv>
but yeah, horribly broken code is good
<libv>
slightly broken code just teaches bad habits :)
<techn>
libv: yes.. if it's used for learning.. not if it's product code :D
<libv>
working things are boring :)
<techn>
leowt: I'm using linaro just becouse it's done by linaro group.. linaro is supposed to drive common linux for arm :/
<libv>
which is why everyone except the actual open source people shrugged when lima was announced :)
<mnemoc>
and in case of troubles, if you report a problem they won't run away when hearing the "ARM" word most people on the channels of other distros
<leowt>
ok, so i will soon get linaro's ubuntu on my machine
<leowt>
and then do a doc in the wiki about it
<mnemoc>
we have a debian armhf rootfs too
<mnemoc>
and welcomed to host other rootfs-s if people is willing to make them
<leowt>
i will write one
<mnemoc>
it's so frustrating to see discussions about dd-able images
<mnemoc>
so pointless...
<techn>
also we'd like to get package maintainer for every disto, so users could just apt-get updates ;)
<hno>
Hmm.. why didn't I switch to an SSD earlier? 2 seconds boot time after kernel loaded is pretty damn impressive on this old laptop.
<mnemoc>
dd | gzip | pv | ssh -c 'gunzip | dd' and stuff like that
<mnemoc>
hno: brand/model?
<hno>
Lenovo W500 laptop. Samsung 840 250GB SSD.
<traeak>
hno: so far i'm happy with the 320GB in the lenovo x130e i just got
<traeak>
but for the life of me i can't get windows to work well with an SSD i put in our windows build/verification system
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<hno>
right... wonder if Windows will at all boot.
<mnemoc>
I failed to dd the preinstalled windows of mine to the ssd, had to reinstall it
<hno>
Windwos XP logo at least shows..
<hno>
It boots. But Linux is by far faster.
<traeak>
xp ?
<traeak>
i never activated the windows license
<hno>
It came with an activated xp installed.
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<mnemoc>
MS has became very efficient in been a pain to install/migrate with the new versions since XP
<traeak>
w500 is pretty old (relatively)
<hno>
traeak, yes, but can't find any newer with good size display.
<hno>
this one has 1600x1200.
<mnemoc>
the state of the laptops resolution is a shame
<slapin>
hno: hi
<hno>
I think someone should invent a strechable display. Would be nice to fit this size display in 70% of the height when closed.
<hno>
hi slapin
<slapin>
hno: patchset for u-boot mtd update is almost ready
<hno>
cool
<slapin>
hno: I'm drowning in effort, though
<slapin>
hno: will you be available for testing on weekend?
<hno>
can understand that. There is q fair bit of modifications to u-boot mtd.
<hno>
Maybe. But not sure. have some stuff to prepare for a business trip next week.
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<slapin>
hno: you can look at github:slapin/uboot-allwinner mtd-3.7.1 branch, to test it is needed to have patches on top of that (which update to 3.8-rc1) from my work branch
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<leowt>
rm, BogoMIPS : 1001.88
<Reepicheep12>
Morning guys (for me). Just wanted to say the kernel/modules compiled succesfully and everything is up and running (speakers singing as I type). Thanks enormously for all your assistance. I'll be back here at some stage with some instructions on what I did and likely for some more of your sage advice. Cheers.
<hno>
slapin, so I should test your work branch?
<slapin>
hno: my work branch is a bit outdated
<hno>
slapin, so there is no branch suitable for testing?
<slapin>
hno: by the way we probably need to rebase on latest u-boot tree, not sure though
<hno>
that's always a good idea when submitting patches.
<traeak>
i can't see well anymore so high high resolution is bad bad
<slapin>
hno: no testing branch really, but you can try MAKEALL on mtd-3.7.1 and fix things at least, there is still broken drivers and such, bisecting+rebasing all free time, I'm sick of it a bit
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<hno>
traeak, high resolution is not incompatible with degraded eye sight.
<hno>
actuallly helps if used right.
<slapin>
hno: that will help too, I will then apply my 3.8-rc1 update, then will submit these separately
* slapin
gone sleeping
* hno
also gone sleeping for some hours. Have some more OpenRISC games to play tomorrow.
<slapin>
hno: OR is cool, which one? small or big?