00:01 | malte | @matteofb: please have a look at this image: http://www.igorpecovnik.com/2014/08/19/cubox-i-hummingboard-debian-sd-image/ |
00:03 | matteofb | thank you malte! |
00:10 | malte | np |
03:35 | BugeyeD | hi all. interested in hummingboard (and others) running openbsd. found http://www.solid-run.com/community/post1215.html#p1215 ... Bluerise - any other place i may find status updates? |
04:18 | Tempest_nano | I have yet to figure out what is wrong with 3.14 hdmi audio on arch. Anyone have any suggestions of where to look? |
04:19 | Tempest_nano | I have *everything* I can think of the same as geexbox uses, but it still fails. I can't for the life of me figure out what could be different. |
04:54 | Tempest_nano | I may have narrowed it down to an EDID problem. |
04:54 | Tempest_nano | I get the following dmesg: mxc_hdmi 20e0000.hdmi_video: No modes read from edid |
10:24 | Bluerise | BugeyeD: You still here? |
13:23 | Netham45 | Is there any place to download images for the original CuBox? The installer has more or less stopped working. |
14:49 | BugeyeD | Bluerise: here now, for a few at leasat |
14:49 | Bluerise | Ah |
14:50 | BugeyeD | just wondering if you've made progress on openbsd/cubox and where you might have documented it |
14:50 | Bluerise | BugeyeD: Most of the work has been done on Bitrig now, but I'm sure that can be backported to OpenBSD (essentially the same OS) |
14:51 | BugeyeD | Bluerise: unfamiliar with bitrig; i remember "something" happening a while back, and assume bitrig is "it" |
14:51 | Bluerise | Yeah, a fork |
14:52 | BugeyeD | i use openbsd daily for a lot of things at a lot of different companies, but as it mostly "just works" i am not in forums or mailing lists much |
14:52 | Bluerise | Ah, I see. |
14:53 | BugeyeD | have you been successful with the hummingboard? |
14:53 | Bluerise | Unfortunately ARM on OpenBSD is not part of the "just works" area :/ I have made lots of progress the last few months, but it's not as good as Linux. |
14:53 | Bluerise | I have an early hummingboard, i.MX6 solo |
14:54 | Bluerise | network, usb, sata should work fine. I'm debugging MMC/SDHC atm.. |
14:54 | Bluerise | no video, no SMP (yet) |
14:55 | CurlyMo | anyone here who understands settings memory registers? |
14:56 | BugeyeD | Bluerise: cool, thanks for the information. is this documented anywhere that a non-developer would understand? |
14:57 | Bluerise | BugeyeD: About what is supported and what not? |
14:57 | Bluerise | BugeyeD: or how to install/try it? |
14:58 | BugeyeD | Bluerise: specifically the porting to hummingboard/cubox/arm, but anything will be helpful |
14:58 | Bluerise | I should make a wiki entry about what is supported and what not... |
14:58 | Bluerise | ah |
14:58 | Bluerise | Not really, but if you tell me what would be interesting for you, I can try to document it |
14:58 | Bluerise | I currently have snapshots here -> https://www.blueri.se/bitrig/armv7/20140830/ |
14:59 | Bluerise | one can basically "dd" the miniroot to a sd and have the cubox boot it to the installer... |
14:59 | Bluerise | there's still an issue with the sd/mmc card controller driver, but I'm on it |
15:05 | BugeyeD | Bluerise: excellent, i'll plan to look at that image this week. i love the rpi due to size/price/popularity (meaning available extras). |
15:06 | BugeyeD | Bluerise: it will of course never run openbsd, so i'm excited about the prospect of the hummingboard due to using a cpu which is somewhat supported. |
15:07 | BugeyeD | i'm a minimalist at heart, using beaglebone and alix and smallish atom boxes everywhere possible so this fits. |
15:07 | BugeyeD | i no longer enjoy linux as much as i used to - way too much of a moving target and no longer as stable as it seemed to be. so i use openbsd |
15:08 | BugeyeD | everywhere possible |
15:09 | BugeyeD | most uses of openbsd center around pf, routing, ipsec/isakmpd, dns (djbdns) and dhcp. network services and security. |
15:10 | BugeyeD | my *one* job for linux, outside oracle databases, is asterisk - and i'm using raspbx on a rpi. |
15:11 | Bluerise | Heh |
15:12 | Bugeye | 15:12 * BugeyeD afk for a while |
15:13 | BugeyeD | so as for documentation, how to get to a point where i could bring up any of the above would be great |
15:54 | michiwend | jnettlet: just tried latest geexbox image... video playback is better but i still get framedrops. On the cubox-i website it reads "... becomes a cutting edge 1080p hd sytem" thats not true, sadly |
15:54 | jnettlet | michiwend, what content are you playing back? |
15:55 | michiwend | jnettlet: different 1080p HD content Oo... some movies with >1000kb bitrate, some tv shows with ~100kb... allways the same behaiviour |
15:55 | jnettlet | I am playing back 40Mbps h264 over the network right now on the single core model |
15:56 | jnettlet | and it is just h264? |
15:56 | michiwend | jnettlet: jap |
15:57 | michiwend | maybe i?m too sensitive... but i can?t use my cubox-i for over half a year now |
15:59 | jnettlet | well you will need to post the logs to get any more help. |
15:59 | michiwend | jnettlet: k |
16:00 | jnettlet | are the frame drops being registered when you hit 'o' and display the statistics? |
16:23 | kivutar | jnettlet, is there a way to make u-boot less verbose? |
16:32 | jnettlet | kivutar, yeah don't use it :-) I have it verbose because ultimately I want to better support direct boot. |
16:33 | kivutar | jnettlet, direct boot? nice :) how to achieve it? |
16:34 | kivutar | I suppose I have to set the cmdline in the kernel config |
16:34 | jnettlet | actually I haven't added kernel support yet. just u-boot. You can use the devmem or devmem2 tool to test it. |
16:35 | jnettlet | are you using the 3.14.14 kernel? I added some default kernel options to the dts files that are needed |
16:37 | kivutar | i'm switching to 3.14.14 yeah, but I still get some issues with it |
19:33 | Raz0r | someone please help i got this error |
19:33 | Raz0r | console [tty0] enabled, bootconsole disabled |
19:33 | Raz0r | and now my cubox-i wont boot what do i do |