09:07 | vpeter | rabeeh: Use one of the self-extracting archive programs. Or one installer. |
09:07 | rabeeh | vpeter: morning :) |
09:08 | vpeter | morning. |
09:26 | rabeeh | vpeter: i was looking for something like double click, point to mass storage device and click ok |
09:27 | rabeeh | self extracting etc... is doable; but i want this to be super super easy for dummies to install ignition using ignition.exe |
10:11 | vpeter | rabeeh: I think you will need to make one program for this. For example listing only USB devices like Win32diskimager does. Actually you can use one library for this but still needs to make the use of it. |
10:17 | vpeter | btw: openelec needs this too :) |
10:26 | rabeeh | :) |
10:34 | vpeter | rabeeh: you probbaly seen this - http://kodi.wiki/images/thumb/d/d8/WeTek_Play_-_OpenELEC_installer.jpg/400px-WeTek_Play_-_OpenELEC_installer.jpg |
10:38 | dz0ny | jsut hint https://rufus.akeo.ie/ |
10:38 | dz0ny | would be a nice start |
10:39 | vpeter | Yes, Rufus is great. |
11:19 | vpeter | rabeeh: Do you know what CONFIG_HAVE_IMX_GPC does? Or why is needed. |
11:53 | rabeeh | rufus looks like a nice start |
11:54 | rabeeh | vpeter: GPC stands for general power controller |
11:55 | rabeeh | responsible for processor power enable/ldo, dvfs and other goodies |
11:55 | vpeter | I see it is not enabled in default configurations. |
11:56 | rabeeh | CONFIG_HAVE_IMX_GPC=y |
11:56 | rabeeh | OE build |
11:56 | vpeter | Only for OE. |
13:08 | dv_ | CONFIG_HAVE_IMX_GPC=y |
13:08 | dv_ | is this enabled in a newer 3.14.14 kernel version in github? |
13:15 | rabeeh | dv_: https://github.com/SolidRun/linux-imx6-3.14/blob/linux-linaro-lsk-v3.14-mx6/arch/arm/mach-imx/Kconfig#L802 |
13:15 | rabeeh | GPC is auto selected when using imx6 |
13:16 | rabeeh | so it's not explicitly enabled; but when using imx6 CONFIG_HAVE_IMX_GPC=y |
13:18 | Artox | Greetings everybody! |
13:19 | dv_ | rabeeh: okay. the OE meta-fsl-arm-extra recipe is at this commit: https://github.com/SolidRun/linux-imx6-3.14/commit/4a2f77e014b8cdd10af1aac0db40f582be027f51 |
13:19 | dv_ | judging from the commit dates, I guess the Kconfig change is included |
13:19 | rabeeh | hi Artox |
13:20 | Artox | Hi rabeeh |
13:20 | rabeeh | Germany? |
13:20 | Artox | no |
13:20 | rabeeh | Australia? |
13:20 | Artox | its Western Australia now |
13:20 | rabeeh | what time is it now? |
13:20 | Artox | 20:21 |
13:20 | dv_ | Artox: btw no pressure from that guy I told you about. he's using arch now. |
13:21 | Artox | ok, dv_ |
13:21 | Artox | so I maj ust doing a regular software update on the obs now |
13:21 | dv_ | yeah |
13:21 | Artox | and delay jessie for a few days |
13:21 | dv_ | btw. arch is using kernel 3.14.33 |
13:21 | Artox | I only just now imported my ssh keys to the chromebook |
13:21 | dv_ | anybody here knows whats up with that? |
13:21 | dv_ | a fork of solidrun's 3.14.14 ? |
13:23 | jnettlet | dv_, they insist on pulling in the latest LTS patches on top of it |
13:24 | jnettlet | if people approach me with kernels like this I tell them I can't help them until they test with our official kernel |
13:32 | Artox | that reminds me: any eta on the next kernel, jnettlet? 2 months, 1? |
13:32 | jnettlet | Artox, end of this month is where I am at now |
13:32 | Artox | okay |
13:32 | Artox | not bad then |
13:32 | jnettlet | I will have a test kernel by the end of this week |
13:32 | Artox | I do look forward to it |
13:32 | Artox | (but my testing facility is still not set tup) |
13:33 | Artox | will it feature the imx-drm? |
13:33 | Artox | the one compatible with rmk's driver? |
13:33 | jnettlet | oh you brought a HB with you? |
13:34 | Artox | I brought my cubox |
13:34 | Artox | and a hb |
13:34 | jnettlet | eventually yes, but it will live in a separate branch |
13:34 | Artox | but I still need to get myself access to a screen, and a keyboard |
13:34 | Artox | thiose things are bulky |
13:35 | Artox | some testing will be required before pushing the new vivante drivers to the public repos |
13:35 | jnettlet | should have gotten one of those small 7" hdmi screens to travel with |
13:35 | Artox | and I intend to get ubuntu properly supported |
13:35 | Artox | oh |
13:35 | Artox | well, I still can get one of those I guess |
13:35 | Artox | since I never had any such thing |
13:35 | jnettlet | Artox, I am still trying to sort out a somewhat manageable unified library system for that mess |
13:36 | Artox | I see |
13:36 | jnettlet | really I would just bring an HDMI cable around with you and plug it into the nearest TV you can find |
13:36 | Artox | well |
13:37 | Artox | I need to also carry the power supply, an ethernet cable, a keyboard |
13:37 | Artox | the nearest tv actually is in the community tv room |
13:37 | Artox | and if it is *only* for testing, I can most probably use that |
13:38 | Artox | like, imagine me sitting in there staring fourously at the screen and typing wildly |
13:38 | Artox | while other people may watch tv |
13:38 | Artox | want to* |
14:09 | django | wonder if the liliputs would work OOB |
14:09 | django | USB screens |
14:09 | django | 7" touch panel |
14:09 | django | 2 usb's no power adapter |