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<Nilesh_>
I'm trying to enable the lvds on wandboard the imx6-wandboard.dts file seems to look like http://pastebin.com/CdGyygCM , with this alteration i'm not getting the lvds output.
<Nilesh_>
can anyone please help
<Nilesh_>
pl help
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<Nilesh_>
I'm trying to enable the lvds on wandboard the imx6-wandboard.dts file seems to look like http://pastebin.com/CdGyygCM , with this alteration i'm not getting the lvds output.
<Nilesh_>
can anyone please help
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<Nilesh_>
morning..
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<aholler>
Nilesh_: do you see how many people joined this channel inbetween your questions?
<Nilesh_>
aholler:yep:)
<Nilesh_>
I'm trying to enable the lvds on wandboard the imx6-wandboard.dts file seems to look like http://pastebin.com/CdGyygCM , with this alteration i'm not getting the lvds output.
<Nilesh_>
can anyone please help
<dv_>
spamming wont help, actually
<aholler>
Nilesh_: so why do you repeat your question if ZERO people have joined? Do you think you make friends this way?
<dv_>
aholler: how are things progressing ?
<Nilesh_>
aholler, ok...
<dv_>
Nilesh_: perhaps post the question on community.freescale.com
<dv_>
also, isnt there a mailing list and/or a channel for the wandboard ?
<aholler>
dv_: currently nothing. I'm using it to update the system for my beagle ;)
<dv_>
you are using an imx6 to update a beagle?
<Nilesh_>
dv_:yeah , sure .....:) and sorry for repeting question
<dv_>
how does this wor?
<dv_>
*work
<aholler>
compiling natively in the chroot (I'm using gentoo)
<dv_>
why not on the PC?
<dv_>
ah wait, gentoo isnt cross compiled
<dv_>
so you are compiling on the imx6, with settings for the beagle, which works, because both use armv7
<aholler>
cross-compiling isn't a solution for full-featured systems
<dv_>
erm ... because?
<aholler>
necessary human resources to patch all broken packages
<aholler>
e.g. I'm using python and perl since several years on arm
<dv_>
I've been using yocto for years now, and am quite happy with it
<dv_>
but of course native compiling is easier
<aholler>
and since when do they have python and perl cross-compiled?
<dv_>
python? perl? since pretty much forever
<aholler>
not true
<aholler>
anyway, no need to discuss ;)
<dv_>
I have this file: tmp/deploy/ipk/cortexa9hf-vfp-neon/python-core_2.7.3-r0.3_cortexa9hf-vfp-neon.ipk
<dv_>
and tmp/deploy/ipk/cortexa9hf-vfp-neon/perl_5.20.0-r1_cortexa9hf-vfp-neon.ipk
<dv_>
there is one component that cannot be cross compiled though: glib introspection
<dv_>
but thats because glib introspection has horrible design flaws
<aholler>
glib itself is a design flaw ;)
<dv_>
nah, large parts of it are okay. but glib introspection is so broken.
<dv_>
it is so bad, it means vala cannot directly be cross compiled
<dv_>
you need to generate C code from vala code manually, and cross compile the C code
<dv_>
the glib containers are lacking though , especially compared to C++'s STL
<aholler>
I'm a C++-fan and never understood why glib tried to invent the wheel again
<dv_>
its C.
<aholler>
yes, why?
<dv_>
oh, thats an entirely different topic :)
<aholler>
ok, back to cross-compiling. How do you run make test?
<aholler>
I should have know someone took the time fiddle such together. ;) quiet long list recipes ;)
<dv_>
there are actually much more. this list isn't up to date
<dv_>
but yeah, it isn't trivial. I'm not surprised it appears in yocto, though. it has enough manpower for that.
<dv_>
but recipes which havent been refitted with ptest wont be able to run make test, of course
<aholler>
anyway. I'm compiling my distro myself since around 15a (excluding the time I've used freebsd before). And I just don't want to fiddle with all the cross-compiling problems which would limit my choice of program(-versions) I can use.
<aholler>
cross-compiling is a never ending story of applying patches to packages.
<aholler>
I prefer to just call "emerge kde" and wait a day or similiar (if necessary) ;)
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<aholler>
of course, I sometimes cross-compile the kernel or busybox for special systems, but I don't want to fiddle with cross-compiling for systems with 1000+ packages (my beagle currently has 1020 packages installed)
<aholler>
hmm, there seem to be patches around for uart and dma ;)
<jnettlet>
dv_, not true. I have gotten glib-introspection to cross compile
<aholler>
imagine I would have needed all that stuff to be able to cross-compile ;)
<dv_>
well to be fair, gentoo hasnt been designed for cross compilation from the start, while yocto has
<aholler>
I can add patches to gentoo as fast as I can add them to yocto. Besides that these recipes do look like gentoo's ebuilds. ;)
<dv_>
my point is that what you describe in that bugreport is the consequence of gentoo not being written for cross compilation from the beginning
<dv_>
it was added late
<dv_>
*later
<aholler>
no. the bug is about the keyword which marks packages as stable/unstable for an arch.
<dv_>
oh, ~ is unstable ?
<aholler>
yes
<dv_>
ah
<aholler>
they just weren't marked for arm at all
<aholler>
s/marked/marked as usable/
<jnettlet>
dv_, after I run configure for gobject-instrospection I have a script that goes through all the ridiculous sources and hacks in my cross compiler variables, so g-ir-compiler and scanner use my cross compilation tools and look for the everything in the target environment. It isn't pretty but works
<dv_>
jnettlet: everybody has to do hacks like this
<dv_>
the meta-gir guys go even further with their qemu vm
<aholler>
some people use qemu on gentoo too
<aholler>
but just using an i.mx6q is faster ;)
<jnettlet>
yeah, the problem with qemu is it is just soooooo slow
<dv_>
perhaps meta-gir could use kvm instead
<dv_>
but either way, requiring a vm to build a part of the toolchain sounds so weird
<aholler>
btw., my beagle has an avr-cross-compiler installed ;)
<aholler>
But first I will try linux-linaro-lsk-v3.14-mx6 (without -drm) today
<aholler>
screen -DR
<aholler>
uups
<aholler>
dv_: here is the small script I use to update the root for my beagle: http://dpaste.com/013TXNJ
<aholler>
;)
<aholler>
it's really nice to have an arm with 2gb RAM.
<aholler>
makes it possible to compile almost all inside a tmpfs
<aholler>
(gentoo extracts and builds packages in /var/tmp/portage)
<aholler>
and together with using MAKEOPTS=-j4 this ends up with really fast build times
<aholler>
hmm, is btrfs usable (stable) with 3.14?
<aholler>
maybe I will switch if I'm happy with linux-linaro-lsk-v3.14-mx6 ;)
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<applepi>
Hello all... I'm having a bit of trouble understanding the boot fuses.. according to the documentation, for example, 0x450 and 0x460 both have 32 setable bits, but those addresses only span 16 bits.. am I misunderstanding something?
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<WarheadsSE>
hey hey
<WarheadsSE>
Anyone seen issues with the FS 3.0.35 kernel tree and fullscreen fb playing 1090p videos in a loop ?
<WarheadsSE>
I am seeing what appears to be an issue with cpufreq changes and a kernel page fault (817 oops)
<WarheadsSE>
But only after actively playing video for ~ 20+ minutes
<aholler>
jnettlet: if you want to support wandboard, cherry-picking 8536239e371fababdb2b97468a07b3dac1cbfd5e makes sense as a start.
<aholler>
hdmi and such won't work afterwards, but it's a start
<jnettlet>
aholler, from what tree?
<jnettlet>
upstream?
<aholler>
mainline
<aholler>
.17
<jnettlet>
aholler, I can add it to my list. Do you have a github account? I would prefer you send pull requests to me if possible
<jnettlet>
especially since I don't have a wandboard to test. It will help me track what came from whom