02:19 | el8 | some1 there? |
05:38 | MrDragon04 | Hello People of the Internet |
05:54 | el8_ | sup |
12:40 | rabeeh | https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-red-node-hbgpio |
12:43 | Humpelstilzchen | echo on /sys to complicated? |
12:47 | rabeeh | that's node red |
12:47 | rabeeh | and turns out that echo to /sys is complicated :) |
12:48 | curlymo | I can't seem to download the source of node-hbgpio |
12:49 | curlymo | http://dcj.dtdns.net/npms/hbgpio.tgz is dead |
12:52 | rabeeh | yeah |
12:53 | curlymo | you probably know why i want to look at the source ;) |
12:59 | rabeeh | yeah |
12:59 | rabeeh | we will see if it's using wiringX |
13:03 | curlymo | then the node should also support the bananapi and radxa natively |
14:10 | malte | @curlymo : https://github.com/node-red/node-red-nodes/tree/master/hardware/HummingboardGPIO |
14:13 | jnettlet | eeww that is ugly. Why did they not wrap the WiringX library? |
14:17 | curlymo | how awesome :D |
14:18 | curlymo | glad they indeed didn't put my name on it :) |
14:18 | jnettlet | I will probably wrap it soon as I do a bunch of stuff in node |
17:51 | ElmerFudd | I've compiled a 3.14.14 kernel and running ubuntu 14.04 - I'm wondering how I can get hold of the vivante userspace drivers? - I'm surprised they are not available through solidrun. - I want to run kodi on it amongst other things. |
17:52 | Artox | ElmerFudd: they are mad available by freescale |
17:52 | Artox | there are also packages fpr debian wheezy |
17:52 | Artox | the problem with ubutnu 14.04 is that xorg is too new |
17:52 | Artox | but if you are fine with framebuffer mode, you can just use the drivers |
17:53 | Artox | www.freescale.com/lgfiles/NMG/MAD/YOCTO/gpu-viv-bin-mx6q-3.10.17-1.0.1-hfp.bin |
17:53 | Artox | thats the binary pakcage that works with our current 3.14 kernel |
17:54 | ElmerFudd | nice |
17:54 | ElmerFudd | I have working X on my sabrelite board with boundarydevices drivers in 14.04 - so they must exist somewhere |
17:55 | ElmerFudd | thanx though, kodi runs in fb, so it is a start |
18:08 | ElmerFudd | Artox: I'm trying to figure out the system here, it's the 1.0.1 part that indicates what version the kernel is compatible with? |
18:09 | Artox | no |
18:09 | Artox | the 3.10.17 one indicates it |
18:09 | Artox | you need to check galcore module of freescale 3.10.17 reference kernel |
18:09 | Artox | trhen you know |
18:40 | topi` | jnettlet: I studied the GPT partitioning scheme, and it seems it's possible to build a GPT in such a way that the HB can boot off of it (requires GPT support in UBOOT) |
18:41 | topi` | the GPT spec *recommends* placing the part table into sector #2 (whereas the Header is in #1 and a semi-regular MBR is at #0) |
18:41 | topi` | but you can give another sector offset for the part table, so it can be after SPL + UBOOT |
18:42 | topi` | and, there's a backup parttable at the end of disk, as well (if the CRC doesn't match) |
19:01 | topi` | jnettlet: what compilation options do you use for SR's UBOOT? is the GPT enabled? |
19:02 | jnettlet | topi`, as best as I know there is no specific compile options for GPT. The support is always enabled |
19:04 | topi` | I'll chekc |
19:04 | topi` | check :) |
19:04 | topi` | I can try to boot my auto-generated image on the board |
19:04 | topi` | as soon as I get to work :) |
19:05 | jnettlet | topi`, let me know if it doesn't work and I can look into it |
20:43 | njk33 | hello found a raspberry pie copycat type mini arm pc today but the thing that was interesting is they offer download of ubuntu 14.04 that supposedly runs quite wellhttp://forum.odroid.com/viewtopic.php?f=112&t=5234&start=360 |
20:44 | njk33 | any chance its compiled close enough to run on cubox hardware they are supposedly running it with graphic acceleration working fine |
20:47 | nkj33 | here is the product linkhttp://www.hardkernel.com/main/products/prdt_info.php?g_code=G141578608433 |