04:46 | map7 | Is it possible to boot cuBox off a USB stick? |
04:46 | dotarray | yes indeed! |
04:47 | dotarray | just put the boot folder and the .scr file on the usb key and you're good to go :) |
04:47 | dotarray | http://www.solid-run.com/mw/index.php/CuBox_Installer |
04:50 | map7 | I'm trying to boot the CuBox off my LTSP (PXE boot server), I've started to follow http://www.solid-run.com/mw/index.php/Setup_PXE_boot#Making_PXE_Boot_Automatic |
04:51 | map7 | With my RaspberryPI I was able to use the i386 image by booting the berryterminal, is berryterminal compatible with the CuBox? |
04:52 | Punkley_Chillin | not sure on that one haven't used it. |
04:52 | Punkley_Chillin | you should be able to use PXE though |
04:55 | map7 | Well I'm not getting very far. I've created my pex_boot.txt, formatted my USB as ext3 and compiled my pex_boot.txt to boot.scr and put it in the boot directory on my USB stick |
04:55 | map7 | I plug that into the CuBox and it doesn't do anything, it doesn't even reach my DHCP server. |
04:57 | Punkley_Chillin | have you setup your DHCP to respond to pxe requests? |
04:58 | map7 | Yes I also have many x86 thin clients which are currently booted off my LTSP machine |
04:58 | Punkley_Chillin | k |
04:58 | map7 | And I've had a raspberry pi boot off this as well |
04:59 | Punkley_Chillin | it might need help from one of the other guys then |
04:59 | Punkley_Chillin | I know it does work, I haven't done it |
05:00 | dotarray | map7 - maybe try posting on the forums about the issue? |
05:00 | Punkley_Chillin | make a post in the forums. |
05:00 | Punkley_Chillin | snap. |
05:00 | map7 | will do, thanks |
05:04 | rmull | Hey, I thought the latest 3.5.7-Patched kernel from Thirsty would take care of the "unable to receive ctrl connection" udevd message. Am I missing something? |
05:06 | rmull | It does seem like there is some stuff missing from the kernel sources after comparing with http://www.solid-run.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=652&p=2981#p2962 though |
05:16 | Punkley_Chillin | did u use the right git |
05:17 | rmull | yeah, thought so |
05:18 | rmull | maybe it's something else. |
05:23 | rmull | http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?msg=25;filename=test_accept4.c;att=1;bug=647825 this test program tells me that accept4 is not implemented |
05:24 | rmull | I'm on 3.5.7 |
05:24 | rmull | Thirsty_Away: ping |
05:25 | rmull | I'll try rebuilding my glibc |
05:25 | rmull | ahh... I think that may be the issue |
05:43 | rmull | Seems my version of glibc builds against 2.6.35 headers, so I'll assume that's the issue |
10:32 | dung | map7, CuBox has U-Boot as bootloader. I believe berryterminal is a binary PXE extension for bootloaders that can't. You don't need anything on USB to boot over network. Serial port, interrupt U-Boot, and type `bootp' should be enough. |
10:33 | dung | Also you may load berryterminal |
21:26 | dung | looks interesting.. zip - you may need to add GL and change kernel.. then U-Boot |
21:26 | dung | @map7 berryterminal |
21:29 | dv_ | any news on the "illegal instruction" problem with mesa and several gstreamer vmeta plugins? |
21:30 | dung | Do hard-float binaries for RPi run on CuBox? |
21:32 | dv_ | what instruction set does rpi use? armv7? armv5? |
21:33 | dung | ok; compatible. v6 |
21:36 | N30N | hey dv_, no news on it. xbmc-cubox-git has been added to the alarm repo now though. |
21:55 | dv_ | nice |