12:02 <isaque> javier__: hey man, how are you? it seems I failed to follow your instructions to generate the u-boot partitions for my Chromebook. CB just won't boot. Do you know if it might be due to the keys I'm using? Because I've created my own keys following Fedora-ARM instructions instead of using Chrome OS' one.

13:06 <javier__> isaque: that should work, I also use the keys provided by my distro vbutil package

13:07 <javier__> isaque: if you were able to sign a FIT image, then the keys are working and the problem is when chain loading u-boot

13:08 <isaque> javier__: humm, so I'm not sure what else it could be. I performed all the process you described, flashed a sdcard and then when I reboot, I press ctrl+u but it beeps just like it didn't have a valid chromeos kernel in the sdcard.

13:09 <javier__> isaque: you have a Snow right? I assume you used the correct address 0x43E00000

13:09 <isaque> javier__: yes, I did

13:09 <javier__> isaque: I only have a Peach Pi here but it should be the same for Snow...

13:11 <isaque> javier__: the only thing different is that I'm compiling directly from my CB, instead of crosscompiling, which I believe shouldn't be a problem, right?

13:11 <javier__> isaque: it shouldn't be a problem

13:11 <javier__> isaque: are you from Brazil? or rather, did you buy your Snow in Brazil?

13:12 <isaque> javier__: yes, I'm from Brazil but I bought it when I visited US a couple years ago.

13:13 <javier__> isaque: Ok, I asked because a colleage from Brazil had issues booting u-boot so I thought it could be some differences on the exact model sell there

13:13 <isaque> javier__: oh, I see, but no, it's an US model.

13:13 <javier__> isaque: but if you bought from the US then I don't understand why the process doesn't work for you

13:14 <isaque> javier__: I was supecting the sdcard but then I flashed another image - arch - and it worked fine.

13:14 <javier__> isaque: worth to ask sjoerd and others who has snow booting with mainline u-boot

13:15 <isaque> javier__: btw, which distro are you using in CB?

13:15 <isaque> javier__: Arch?

13:15 <javier__> isaque: right now I'm using Fedora

13:15 <javier__> but I've SD cards with debian and arch as well

13:15 <isaque> javier__: that's exactly what I wanted to run

13:18 <isaque> javier__: are you running Fedora's kernel or a custom one? I'm asking because in that case the extlinux.conf should be a little bit different, right?

13:20 <isaque> javier__: brb

13:21 <isaque> javier__: back

13:31 <javier__> isaque: mainline, I use the device mostly for development

13:38 <zombah> i also have snow bought in us, it chainloading upstream u-boot without problems

13:39 <isaque> zombah: have you used javier__'s instructions? or have you done anything different?

13:40 <isaque> javier__: ok, thanks man

13:41 <zombah> isaque: i have couple different sd cards, arch peach and openSUSE Tumbleweed, but also have own script to for testing u-boot

13:41 <isaque> zombah: woudl you mind sharing it?

13:43 <zombah> isaque: sure, http://pastebin.com/r72uupJh

13:43 <javier__> isaque: when I had access to a snow, I use to build with this http://hastebin.com/xihunovune.rb

13:44 <javier__> at least that is what I see in my notes

13:45 <isaque> zombah and javier__ you are awesome guys! many thanks! I'll try those later on today

13:46 <zombah> isaque: if you have write protection removed you can replace main u-boot with custom made one with more verbose errors

13:46 <javier__> isaque: Ok, but it should be the same commands that are listed in the OSG blog post

13:49 <isaque> zombah: I'm not brave enough :)

13:50 <isaque> javier__: indeed, but I really don't know what might be wrong with my setup, so I'm just trying to grab as much information as possible to investigate it

13:50 <javier__> isaque: Ok