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00:06.30 | bsdfox_ | anyone got a recent mele-a1000_hwpack_2012.09.18.7z ? |
00:06.56 | bsdfox_ | I read that SATA is working lately but I can't find any to dl or get my cross compiler going |
00:14.30 | rz2k | hm http://dl.linux-sunxi.org/nightly/latest/ |
00:15.55 | rz2k | logs are saying that u-boot compilation dying with u-boot cant be compiled with hard-float abi |
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00:44.25 | bsdfox_ | yeah I see one from 10/9 but all the posts I see about sata working are from the last 3 days |
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02:37.54 | ZaEarl | anyone try to build Chrome OS for A10? :) |
02:38.59 | RaYmAn | it'll probably run quite badly without properly accelerated X11 drivers |
02:39.32 | ZaEarl | I guess it's called Chromium OS now. |
02:39.59 | ZaEarl | Is it using an X11 stack? |
02:41.16 | RaYmAn | afaik, yes |
02:41.40 | RaYmAn | I spent some time trying to get it running on my transformer prime, but lost interest before it worked =P lol |
02:43.50 | ZaEarl | They recommend running it in VMs, so it can probably get by without much acceleration ok. |
02:44.40 | RaYmAn | I imagine it should be possible to get it booting with fbdev X11 driver |
02:44.41 | RaYmAn | as a start |
02:50.29 | ZaEarl | ok, the retail product is Google Chrome OS. The open source edition is Chromium OS. |
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08:48.45 | techn_ | how come our wiki guides points to some other persons repo instead of linux-sunxi |
08:49.02 | techn_ | http://linux-sunxi.org/Buildroot |
08:49.40 | techn_ | ah.. it's for cubieboard |
09:26.57 | mnemoc | those tutorials need serious cleanup |
09:27.15 | mnemoc | it's absurd them all include info about how to install a toolchain for example |
09:29.10 | mnemoc | techn_: i totally agree tutorials should all point to the main repos, not people of board specific forks |
09:29.23 | mnemoc | but also be properly splitted by topic |
09:29.32 | mnemoc | making buildroot is not cubieboard-only |
09:29.42 | mnemoc | using livesuit is not buildroot only |
09:30.40 | mnemoc | main problem with livesuit support at the momemnt is that we don't have a u-boot branch that hooks correctly between boot0/boot1 and our kernel |
09:31.18 | mnemoc | as we require (optional in 3.0, but default) the bootloader to pass proper machine type and mem info |
09:33.24 | mnemoc | i was wondering if we should fork (and maintain) the allwinner-tools repo |
09:33.53 | mnemoc | there is a patch for fixing the kernel driver livesuit for linux needs lingering around |
10:19.59 | lkcl | techn_: oh. that's funny. everyone complained when i insisted that people be a bit more rigorous about the rhombus tech wiki. |
10:20.06 | lkcl | hm |
10:22.25 | lkcl | they didn't like that, so moved to linux-suni instead. now you're saying that linux-sunxi is disorganised. funny that. |
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10:26.16 | mnemoc | lkcl: the reason was not organization, was scope. for RT the A10 is merely the SoC to use in the first EOMA card, linux-sunxi is 100% decided to these chips in particular |
10:27.55 | mnemoc | lkcl: and as you did with A10-specific info we are now suffering a flood of interest bound to the cubieboard |
10:28.45 | mnemoc | lkcl: having pages about the hackberry in RT's wiki is kind of.... weird |
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10:30.15 | mnemoc | miniand can't have less in common with RT |
10:32.34 | mnemoc | lkcl: the split was intended to keep eoma's wiki/mailing list from been taken over by A10 fans |
10:34.29 | mnemoc | lkcl: btw, http://selfstarter.us/ |
10:35.18 | mnemoc | but it's ruby :| |
10:35.20 | mnemoc | yuck |
10:44.08 | mnemoc | lkcl: any realistic timeframe for us to be able to fund the mini engineering eoma68 board, and open hardware a10/imx6/exynos5 card? |
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