08:21 | fritsch | http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/02/02/raspberry_pi_model_2/?mt=1422861231231 |
08:21 | fritsch | argh |
08:21 | fritsch | that was the wrong window, sorry |
11:59 | vpeter | Maybe I ask already but can't hurt again: does exist any in-circuit sd card reader/writer? So you can program sd card without taking it off target device? |
12:26 | rabeeh | vpeter: no - typically micro sd cards needs to be taken off and flashed outside |
12:26 | rabeeh | in case of HummingBoard and CuBox-i when inserting a blank micro SD then it won't be able to boot from it; so it will USB OTG boot where afterwards the micro sd card can be flashed |
12:33 | django | https://dev.windows.com/en-us/featured/raspberrypi2support |
12:33 | django | Technically this should be possible for Cubox devices as well. |
12:36 | Bluerise | django: Technically yes, the question is how. |
12:37 | Bluerise | django: Even though I'm not particularly a Windows fan, it would be great if MS opened it up a tiny bit so more platforms could be supported. But I doubt that. |
12:37 | django | Yeah, hopefully they'll make it open source, but it's microsoft so I have my doubts. |
14:00 | vpeter | rabeeh: Seems I will have to make such device myself. Already knows how :) |
14:03 | tvideovi | hi rabeeh: will sr release updated Jessie with vivante drivers for vpu acceleration?, thx |
14:11 | TrojanHorse | tvideovi: you on about jessie again? |
14:12 | TrojanHorse | btw, what was required to get cec working? |
14:12 | TrojanHorse | just installing the library? |
14:19 | tvideovi | sorry if my interest frustrates you - I am looking for a base os that supports the hardware capabilities of cubox as advertised - i believe sr should supply it but working with others is ok too |
14:20 | R0nd | cec works on xbian out of the box btw |
14:20 | TrojanHorse | R0nd that does not explain whats required to make it work |
14:20 | tvideovi | as for cec - I program it directly so needs may be different but yes Xbian supports it via libcec and sr via freescale drivers |
14:20 | malte | only the libs |
14:22 | tvideovi | the freescale driver is lightweight and good for simple command interface while libcec and cec-client are very large and complete based on Pulse-Eight design |
14:23 | tvideovi | cecc-client is more accepted across builds and hw while freescale is designed for imx6 |
14:24 | tvideovi | TrojanHorse: how do you want to use cec |
14:25 | tvideovi | also do you disagree that sr should provide lts base distros that unlocks the full hw capability? |
14:27 | tvideovi | to be clear cec-client is part of Xbian |
17:58 | TrojanHorse | tvideovi: my intention is to just add the missing pieces so people can use it |
17:58 | TrojanHorse | as I probably made clear earlier, my intention is to get all the missing parts packaged and integrated properly into debian |
18:29 | hello2 | Hello, I have a question about HummingBoard: i.mx6 supports Serial Download Protocol (SDP). This allows to boot in 'serial downloader mode'. Is this possible for HumminbBoard/CuBox-i? (ref: http://trac.gateworks.com/wiki/ventana/serial_downloader) |
19:07 | Exaga | rabeeh: :P |
19:07 | rabeeh | here |
19:07 | Exaga | looks like the Raspberry Pi foundation say the hummingboard i4Pro and decided to do something about their shit hardware |
19:07 | Exaga | evening rabeeh |
19:08 | rabeeh | :) |
19:08 | Exaga | the raspberry pi 2 must be using the same CPU as the hummingboard |
19:19 | Exaga | no it uses a broadcom bcm2836 cpu |
19:19 | Exaga | quad core 900Mhz |
19:27 | Exaga | malte: hi o/ |
19:27 | Exaga | du hast ya 'ne macke :D |
19:29 | MarcusVinter | Does anyone know the minimum order quantity to have a custom logo on the casing? As well as custom colours. |
19:30 | malte | ohla |
19:30 | malte | Marcus, pm |
19:54 | metrem | hi anybody can access to http://www.solid-run.com/community/ ? |
19:54 | metrem | website is down ? |
20:06 | vpeter | metrem: it's back on. |
20:06 | vpeter | Lately there are problem with it. |
20:08 | metrem | thx |
22:09 | mETz | ah, new psu, working cubox :) |
22:09 | mETz | ecservices has great support if you happen to live nearby |