08:36 | topi` | I have videos running on imxipusink and it seems to work and the board stays rather cool. Is this not the video-accelerated sink? |
09:50 | Defiant | topi`: you wonder why the temperature is not rising or whats your question? |
11:27 | topi` | Defiant: I just wonder what operations that sink is doing in the HW... just translating YUV to RGB32 or also doing IDCT/macroblock decoding? |
11:28 | topi` | since there is 'imxvpusink' as well as 'imxipusink' |
11:28 | topi` | vpu seems to imply a video processing unit... |
11:31 | Defiant | vpusink? I don't have that |
11:57 | earthy | the ipusink does YUV/RGB stuff, the vpusink would do block decoding |
11:57 | earthy | IIUC |
14:04 | kgp | @rabeeh: did you saw the new raspberry A+ ? |
14:07 | malte | still slow:) |
14:11 | kgp | Really slow... but good for some type of jobs :) |
14:11 | jnettlet | like keeping the door open |
14:12 | jnettlet | just jam it right under the bottom |
14:15 | kgp | lol :) like tracking if door is open... |
14:16 | kgp | Or tracking if your cat is coming home.... |
14:17 | kgp | (with a blutooth LE 4 tracker) |
14:17 | kgp | hum |
14:17 | kgp | the bluetooth LE is ON THE CAT. |
14:18 | kgp | Useless things that are totally needed |
14:20 | kgp | It's a different market imo :) |
14:38 | cbxbiker61 | the hummingboard i2 solo looks like a very good swap-up for the $35 r-pi for just $9 more |
14:38 | cbxbiker61 | or $10 |
14:40 | cbxbiker61 | it'll be very useful if the hummingboards handle the "hat" format cards, it looks like that may gather traction |
14:40 | jnettlet | cbxbiker61, some will. It depends if the "hat" requires the second 8 pin interface the RPi B boards have |
14:41 | cbxbiker61 | yeah |
14:41 | jnettlet | like the wolfson card requires that |
14:42 | jnettlet | but then for audiofiles, they should really just use the digital coax and let a real stereo system handle the decoding |
15:06 | topi` | is there any errata document about the SIM holder pin layout bug? |
15:06 | topi` | or is it so recent that rabeeh hasn't yet had time to document it? |
15:07 | topi` | as far as I've understood, sim pad pins 4 & 6 are crossed... |
15:56 | topi` | how do I enable HDMI output on my board? after installing modemmanager (which pulls systemd along) I haven't gotten anything on the HDMI screen |
15:56 | topi` | is there a magic GPIO that needs enabling? |
15:57 | topi` | duh, unplugging and plugging the HDMI caused a system reset |
15:57 | topi` | dunno what's going on my humminbgoard.. |
15:58 | topi` | now the display's back, but I still wonder about the HW reset... |
15:59 | topi` | still, no console on tty1..6 ... damn systemd |
16:18 | topi` | did anyone upgrade to debian/jessie and systemd? |
16:19 | topi` | I lost the consoles on the framebuffer. :( and it seems hdmi is totally dead (until I reboot, then UBOOT takes over the screen) |
16:32 | topi` | all I get in the kernel log is this: |
16:32 | topi` | [ 393.010918] mxc_hdmi 20e0000.hdmi_video: mxc_hdmi_read_ed |
16:32 | topi` | id HDMI in HDMI mode |
16:32 | topi` | [ 393.018165] mxc_hdmi 20e0000.hdmi_video: same edid |
16:33 | topi` | so I should have mxc_hdmi in my kernel... |
16:33 | Humpelstilzchen | or you just return to sysvinit |
16:33 | topi` | I should get something in screen if I dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/fb0 |
16:33 | topi` | but I get nothing... |
16:34 | topi` | which means, HDMI is disabled |
16:34 | topi` | fbset reports mode "1920x1080-60" |