06:34 <rperier> hi all

06:46 <rperier> 3.14.0-4 works for wifi :)

06:53 <amstan> naobsd1: "where's my chromebook" which chromebook?

08:21 <cristian_c> I think loop* block files are related to mtd partitions and I think I could mount /system or /sdcard , mtdblock8 and mtdblock9, respectively (they are ext4 the first one and vfat the second one). So, I'd like to know if maybe I've to enable some CONFIG options in the kernel configuration file or to something else. Any ideas?

08:26 <mmind00> rperier: :-D ... kde-user here too

08:28 <rperier> yeah, I know, I follow your g+ profile :)

08:28 <rperier> good choice

08:28 <rperier> :D

08:28 <rperier> vim or emacs ? :p

08:37 <mmind00> rperier: neither ... kate

08:37 <mmind00> ;-)

08:40 <rperier> kate is good too

08:47 <cristian_c> I don't see my messages in the log

08:49 <cristian_c> <cristian_c> hi, I'd like to solve two issues with rk3188

08:49 <cristian_c> <cristian_c> 1) I'd like to enable bt properly in ap6210

08:50 <cristian_c> <cristian_c> I've found some strange behaviours, if I type rfkill list, I can see ap6210 bt interface in the output. I can block/unblock the software switch. Some months ago, I tried the patchram plus method but it's difficult to say why it doesn't work. So, I'd like to know if there is a method to set it properly either how I can collect useful info from commands/files. Any ideas?

08:50 <cristian_c> <cristian_c> 2) I'd like to access to mount user readable/writable nand partition (i.e. /sdcard)

08:51 <cristian_c> <cristian_c> I think loop* block files are related to mtd partitions and I think I could mount /system or /sdcard , mtdblock8 and mtdblock9, respectively (they are ext4 the first one and vfat the second one). So, I'd like to know if maybe I've to enable some CONFIG options in the kernel configuration file or to something else. Any ideas?

08:52 <cristian_c> now I see the messages

09:10 <cristian_c> anyway, some questions about rk3066

09:12 <cristian_c> I've looked at /sys/class/graphics/fb0/blank, but this file is empty!

09:13 <cristian_c> I've tried to write into it the 0 value. (as root)

09:14 <cristian_c> I don't get error messages, but file contente isn't changed. I don't figure out!

09:16 <cristian_c> Have I to enable some options in kernel config to enable writing capability into this file?

17:55 <rperier> in live from my chromebook with a kde session ;D

17:55 <rperier> I installed xf86-video-armsoc-chromium as xorg driver, did someone test mali binaries with a chromium kernel ?

18:08 <rperier> mhhh, not sure if my question makes sense... (after searching on internet)

18:16 <rperier> I found an archive of this chan, there is a discussion about armsoc between two of you (I am lucky) :)

18:22 <mmind00> rperier: I guess I was one of the participants? :-)

18:25 <mmind00> rperier: in any case the mali driver should of course work with the chromium kernel ;-) ... I also got the kernel-driver for it from there

18:31 <rperier> mmind00: yes you was

18:31 <rperier> :)

18:31 <rperier> mhhh nice, I will test that very soon