12:49 <fleeky> hey htere

12:50 <fleeky> anyone know how to control the pwm chips from the gpio pins in linux ?

12:50 <fleeky> ive been searching online , and there isnt much

12:50 <fleeky> with the beagleboard or even raspi , there are just python libraries you can use to control the pwm chips but i havent found anything similar in regards to the radxa

16:41 <basil1x> Is there an image with a bit more up-to-date kernel? 3.0.39 seems more than a bit manky and old.

16:43 <basil1x> Also, an image using Xfce would be nice, considering how tragic LXDE is.

16:46 <basil1x> Yes, the board has arrived, Android is gone, and I'm looking to find out if there's any reason not to return it. The sound is all static, the image displayed is not clear, You can't read the terminal at all.

16:47 <basil1x> Quite frankly, I expected more for $160.

17:14 <basil1x> Sound fixed. Picture still rubbish.

17:51 <basil1x> Fedora has ARM images. Is there any way to flash one of them to NAND, and use it instead?

17:53 <basil1x> because they're actually current, and I can choose something other than LXDE for a DE.

21:42 <naobsd> your explanation is not clear, we can't understand your problem at all...

21:45 <basil1x> Outdated images, and no possibility of making either a Fedora image myself, or using the prebuilt Fedora ARM images available through them. I thought it was perfectly clear.

22:15 <Ullarah> The only thing I want to know is how can I change resolution on the FHD ubuntu image. I've followed the steps on the wiki to change it lower, but all I get is a blurry screen, and changing the scale doesn't have any effect whatsoever.

22:15 <Ullarah> Android worked fine for me, but it isn't quite keyboard friendly unfortunately.

22:43 <naobsd> "the image displayed is not clear", image == firmware image?

22:44 <naobsd> what is "outdated images"

22:45 <Ullarah> naobsd, the display.

22:45 <naobsd> Ullarah: which you changed, framebuffer resolution or HDMI mode

22:46 <Ullarah> /sys/class/display/HDMI/mode

22:46 <Ullarah> Or something similar.

22:46 <naobsd> Ullarah: ah, sorry, I could understand your question, my messages were for basil1x

22:46 <Ullarah> When I tried the FB resolution change, nothing happened.

22:46 <Ullarah> Sorry for confusing you naobsd :)

22:47 <Ullarah> But yes, I've changed the HDMI mode, using http://radxa.com/Rock/display

22:47 <naobsd> Ullarah: if you changed HDMI mode lower, output will be scaled from "size of framebuffer resolution" to "size of HDMI mode"

22:48 <Ullarah> But I've tried doing the "Set framebuffer resolution" part.

22:48 <Ullarah> Nothing happens.

22:48 <naobsd> (more accurately scaling is always done if size of framebuffer and HDMI mode are different)

22:48 <naobsd> Ullarah: currently I have no answer about framebuffer part

22:48 <naobsd> which kernel are you using?

22:49 <Ullarah> I don't have the radxa rock pro with me unfortunatly, but I'm going to assume the latest, I'm using the ubuntu FHD image.

22:49 <Ullarah> Using this link, http://dl.radxa.com/rock_pro/images/ubuntu/nand/radxa_rock_pro_ubuntu_14.04_desktop_fhd_140823_nand.zip

22:50 <naobsd> I'll check it later

22:50 <naobsd> (I have to go out now)

22:50 <Ullarah> No rush naobsd, thanks for your response! :)

22:51 <naobsd> I'm still not sure "blurry" is just a "scaled picture" or not

22:51 <naobsd> few words is too less to explain this kind of problem(?)

22:51 <naobsd> sorry, later