03:02 | Ghost9 | wbx: not the cubox-i, but the cubox original |
09:19 | ttttjjjj | did someone die. no one talke talke in here |
09:22 | ttttjjjj | their you are kivutar where have you been |
09:22 | kivutar | ttttjjjj, ?? |
09:23 | ttttjjjj | lol |
09:27 | kgp | People are around |
09:28 | kgp | what's up? |
10:22 | jnettlet | everyone is pretty busy these days. |
10:22 | jnettlet | what would you like to talk about? |
10:29 | wbx | jnettlet: when do you update to latest 3.10 kernel? :) |
10:31 | jnettlet | wbx, almost done :-) Was supposed to be yesterday but looking like today. Just trying to get some last patches tested. |
10:32 | jnettlet | I know I have been saying that, but this time it is actually getting finished because we need it for the HB |
10:32 | jnettlet | I got distracted by some Android stuff |
10:33 | jnettlet | wbx, which distro are you running? |
10:33 | wbx | jnettlet: self made. OpenADK. |
10:34 | wbx | i would like to test xbmc, but that would require 3.10.x not 3.15.2 |
10:35 | jnettlet | wbx, I am almost finished with my upstream gpu/vpu support |
10:35 | jnettlet | so you can choose |
10:35 | jnettlet | will you be running on the framebuffer or via X? |
10:37 | jnettlet | hmmm jmontleon still isn't back online yet |
10:37 | wbx | jnettlet: ah, so gpu/vpu changes apply to 3.15/3.16? |
10:37 | wbx | jnettlet: i will try frambuffer, like the rpi port |
10:37 | wbx | rpi boots gotham in 17 seconds. |
10:38 | jnettlet | My fastest time was 5seconds |
10:39 | wbx | jnettlet: okay, I still have some optimization options. |
10:40 | wbx | jnettlet: how you got it so fast? the bootloader alone needs 2-3 seconds |
10:40 | jnettlet | I have implemented direct boot into the bootloader. It initializes memory and then jumps straight to the kernel |
10:40 | jnettlet | bootloader takes about 300ms |
10:41 | wbx | on rpi? or cubox-i? |
10:41 | jnettlet | between 300 adn 400 |
10:41 | jnettlet | cbi |
10:41 | wbx | ah, okay. |
10:41 | jnettlet | I don't do rpi |
10:41 | wbx | sure, I hope to get my cubox-i doing xbmc stuff. rpi is slow on bluray videos. |
10:43 | jnettlet | I am sure |
10:58 | Coolgeek | in a french website : http://www.nextinpact.com/news/88531-hummingboard-trois-concurrents-au-raspberry-pi-a-partir-4499-dollars.htm |
11:06 | jnettle | 11:06 * jnettlet turns to google translate for some insight |
14:45 | kgp | The cool thing with Raspberry is the low cost, tutorials everywhere and supported software + hardware, shops that sell it. |
14:45 | kgp | Cubox-I don't even support video acceleration correctly (without hack) as an example, and is more than 2x as expensive as a Raspberry. |
14:45 | kgp | When you buy a card like this one... CPU power is often secondary... the "good old raspberry is good enough in many cases. |
14:52 | wbx | kgp: but rpi is slow on blueray with dts hd |
14:52 | jnettlet | kgp, what do you mean no video acceleration without a hack? |
14:53 | deniska | Hard to get it play quake3 =) |
15:00 | kgp | That's why the cubox-i is cool... |
15:00 | kgp | yes |
15:01 | kgp | But the hummingx targets another market. |
15:02 | kgp | For ~$250, you can get a chromebox. |
15:28 | kgp | Cubox I4 is 24 GFLOPS. |
15:30 | kgp | Argh :( The GPU is capable of 1Gpixel/s, 1.5Gtexel/s or 24 GFLOPs of general purpose compute <- Raspberry |
21:33 | esin | Hi |
21:33 | esin | I tried systemd-networkd on my cubox-i, but it isn't assigning a static ipv4 |
21:35 | esin | This is how my network file looks like: http://dpaste.com/13AHZFY |
21:41 | purch | esin, not sure about your os and that file configs, bt that address line looks like network range? should it be the static IP? |
21:42 | purch | esin: or is that dhcp server config? |
21:42 | esin | purch, That's the right syntax which just says the IP is XY with the subnet /24 |
21:43 | esin | purch, https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Systemd-networkd#Static_IP_network |
21:43 | purch | 5 years since last used Arch, let me see |
21:43 | esin | systemd-networkd is quiet new |
21:44 | esin | Released this year iirc |
21:45 | esin | purch, What OS do yyou use for cubox |
21:45 | purch | ubuntu |
21:46 | esin | I think cubox is not officially supported in ubuntu? |
21:49 | malte | hello |
21:52 | curlymo | did anyone try the wandboard images on the CuBox or Hummingboard? The SOC is the same as on the HB... |
21:52 | malte | no |
21:55 | purch | esin should you put Address and Gateway also under [network]? |
22:01 | esin | purch, You can do that but putting it seperated is more correct |
22:02 | esin | purch, I'll try another tool then |
22:05 | purch | esin your cubox hostname is user? |
22:09 | purch | esin is 192.168.2.14 in your dhcp range on dhcp server? |
22:10 | esin | purch, Ohh ye that's my issue |
22:10 | esin | I configured now netctl |
22:10 | esin | I will try it again with systemd |
22:11 | esin | purch, Hm well netctl works now fine |
22:11 | esin | purch, But yes, my hostname was wrong |
22:12 | esin | Thanks for the hint |
22:13 | purch | np |
22:13 | purch | now the soccer game |
22:33 | esin | I got ""Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init!" when shutdown the cubox-i. How can I fix that? |
22:37 | GXD | alguna q kiera chat |