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<mike_sun> hey guys, how can I enable non-free repository on linaro ubuntu on cubie?
<mike_sun> I need to install realtek-firmware
<mike_sun> to rum my usb wireless adapter
<mike_sun> I don't have this repository on my source.list
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<mike_sun> any help?
<mike_sun> I just wanna the non-free repo to add in my sourcee.list
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<isciadmin> !ls
<isciadmin> how make XBMC work on ubuntu
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<dongs> get a fucking PC
<dongs> if all youre gonna do is run useless shit
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<FourthDr> heheh
<FourthDr> website is backup! :-)
<FourthDr> it's all good! :-)
<FourthDr> I though the cubie was a PC? :-D
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<hwdyki> anyone here knows if the ps3 madcatz TE stick is compatible with a cubieboard?
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<yome> !ls
<yome> Hi everyone
<yome> !ls who
<yome> !explpm who
<yome> !explpm software
<FourthDr> morning
<FourthDr> a though just occured to me....one you have installed an OS into the nand flash and you have everyting the way you want it.....how to you make an image from the nand?
<user_2> i did and installation on nand. it is possible to "dump" te nand and reverse the image onto another cubieboard?
<FourthDr> same question :-D
<user_2> livesuit can push image on nand, maybe it can also copy from
<FourthDr> maybe
<FourthDr> never tried it
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<user_2> livesuit run on wondows, at te moment i have not that OS at home. could someone try the test?
<FourthDr> is there actually a full disto image for the nand available?
<FourthDr> other than android or linaro which seems limited
<FourthDr> be nice to have something that can dump from a booted sd to a flash drive
<FourthDr> licesuit is kinda flakey
<FourthDr> livesuite I mean
<FourthDr> :-)
<FourthDr> hard to get the cubie into the right mode, usually takes several tries
<FourthDr> akward buttons
<FourthDr> I think cubian is the closest so far
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<user_2> FourthDr, i agree cubian is ok.
<user_2> still raw, but a good first step
<user_2> all in all, cubieboard is a "developement board", it is still not ready for brainless apple users :-)
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<Bushmills> onboard flash seems pretty slow. reading about 9 MiB/s from it. an inserted SD-card gives me around 17. measured using hdparm, with governor set to "performance". that's normal?
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<user_2> Bushmills, 9 MuB/s sound good.
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<rz2k> Bushmills: onboard flash uses very poorly written allwinners block device emulation layer
<rz2k> there is an experimental true mtd driver around
<Bushmills> all right. so one reason less to install OS to onboard.
<rz2k> I'm testing it on my olinuxino (still fighting with ECC), the guy who posted it uses different type of NAND than mine and he has 25-30MB\s
<rz2k> also I believe that is bottlenecked somewhere in DMA and can be fixed
<rz2k> s/is/it is/
<ibot> rz2k meant: also I believe that it is bottlenecked somewhere in DMA and can be fixed
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<Bushmills> i'm happy to hear that it's not a fluke with this board
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<rz2k> its not the board
<rz2k> its the linux-sunxi.org community :p
<rz2k> you can try out new patches at our mailing list if you want
<rm> I wish someone would figure out the Ethernet problem
<rm> telling people "don't reboot it", is silly
<rz2k> are you sure you not the only one with it?
<rz2k> like your usb bug :p
<rm> hmm which USB bug?
<rz2k> the one where your usb-ether works really bad
<rz2k> and you have oops on usb detach (iirc)
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<rm> regarding reboot,
<rm> Hi Roman, thanks, worked for me perfectly, now I get the same throughput
<rm> around 7-8MB/s compared to 200kB/s prior to the shutdown.
<rm> so yes, absolutely sure
<rm> after a reboot EMAC performance goes down the drain
<rm> the only way to restore is a full poweroff + boot up
<rm> I suggest that you subscribe to the Cubieboard group as wll
<rm> well*
<rm> oh, actually by the 2nd link I gave the user only replied to me directly, not to the list
<rm> here's the missing part: http://dpaste.com/1219731/
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<rz2k> why you didnt report it to linux-sunxi
<rz2k> HdG was looking into EMAC lately
<rz2k> also problem looks like a stuck data in the registers
<rm> it is mentioned at http://linux-sunxi.org/EMAC
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<rz2k> then dump emac memory after warm reboot
<rz2k> and powercycle
<rz2k> in u-boot
<rz2k> and compare
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<naquad> hi
<naquad> i have debian image on ssd card. works ok, but i would like to install onto internal nand
<naquad> how do i do that?
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<rm> but this is pointless
<naquad> why?
<dongs> its gonna be just as slow
<naquad> well, i'll try it anyway and the we'll see. i can always go back to mmc
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<user_2> naquad, cubian (debia for cubian) install directly to nand
<rm> cubian
<rm>
<rm> 1. The prey of a lesbian cougar or mountain lion.
<rm> 2. Young innocent lesbian that is attracted to older women
<rm> 3. Lesbian that hides in her cubicle at work because she recieves a lot of "attention" from her male coworkers.
<rm> can't find anything else about that
<user_2> i just installed. not bad, only no audio on hdmi
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<rm> ok, found it now (only like 4th page of google) http://www.cubieforums.com/index.php?topic=327.0
<user_2> i fount at 1st page searcing "cubian cubieboard"
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<naquad> green is rx and white is tx, right?
<user_2> naquad, there is no standard.
<user_2> also because rx go to tx and viceversa
<naquad> green - tx, white - rx
<naquad> well, i have f*cked up my nand boot process completely.
<user_2> ah, i soppose you was talking for eneral rs232 conection ,not usb<--->rs232 converter
<ssvb_> rm: lol, raspberry pi already has pidora ( http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=pidor ), but sunxi does not lag behind and now got cubian :)
<rm> ssvb_, yeah
<rm> I wanted to make a joke "probably by the same author" but though few would get it :)
<rm> thought*
<rm> ssvb_, this is you btw, right? http://forum.ixbt.com/users.cgi?id=info:ssvb
<user_2> pi is a "toy for boy", cubieboard is "stuff for man" .-)
<ssvb_> rm: yes, that's me
<rm> mkay :)
<naquad> minicom -D /dev/ttyUSB0, during boot from flash i see no output. what could that be?
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<naquad> fixed that
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<hno> naquad, crossed rx/tx?
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<mike_sun> hey guys, how can I enable non-free repository on linaro ubuntu on cubie?
<mike_sun> I need to install realtek-firmware
<naquad> hno, fixed nand. messed it up
<naquad> is there any debian package of rtl8188eu for debian with kernel 3.4.29?
<mike_sun> my wireless adaptar Realtek Semiconductor Corp. RTL8187B Wireless 802.11g 54M doesn't work
<naquad> mike_sun, i have rtl8188eu and it requires separate driver to be compiled
<naquad> looks like your too
<mike_sun> yeah, \\Mr_C\\ told me that I have to add the non-free repository to install realtek-firmware, but I don't know the address of this repo
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<naquad> that looks to be my case
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<naquad> rm, if i don't mind you're building debian images for cubieboard, right?
<rm> if you don't mind?...
<naquad> lol, i mean if memory doesn't fail me
<rm> well, I make an image which is supposed to work on many A10 devices
<rm> like the MK802, Mele Ax000, Cubieboard
<naquad> rm, where can i find headers or build of linux kernel 3.4.29-20130407.1341-rm1+?
<naquad> debian package i mean
<naquad> i need to build a module for wifi adapter
<rm> i do not build headers anymore
<naquad> :(
<naquad> and what should i do?
<rm> my suggestion would be to build a kernel as a whole
<naquad> fsck...
<rm> it's not any more difficult than compiling a module
<naquad> are there any other kernels with sources?
<rm> and 1000x more probability it will work
<rm> btw what wifi adapter do you use?
<naquad> is there a chance that debians repository kernel will work with cubieboard?
<rm> no
<rm> naquad, tell me which adapter
<rm> I thought I have enabled all models
<rm> hmm
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<naquad> rm, could you please build it? i really don't want to set up tool chain for arm and recompile kernel
* Yaku321 thinks about the usage of words, if someone would actually say ,,install the driver for the rtl8188" and in the process i would compile something i would propably be less scared as if a tutorial says ,,compiling something" initally, "compiling something triggers the thought ,,wtf, thats way over my head" by now, sry was just thinking that
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<mike_sun> on debian raspberrypi works fine on cubie
<naquad> whaT?
<rm> you would need a toolchain for ARM anyway
<rm> to even compile a module
<rm> ask them to include it: https://github.com/linux-sunxi/linux-sunxi
<naquad> rm, i need to compile only one module...
<naquad> and for that i'll have to set up whole chain?
<naquad> wtf?
<rm> then it will appear in all kernels and images "automatically"
<rm> well you need a compiler
<rm> to compile
<rm> right?
<naquad> thank you captain obvious!
<rm> then you need a linker, to link what you compiled into a coherent .ko-module
<rm> that's already a chain
<rm> guess of what
<rm> of TOOLS
<rm> = toolchain :)
<naquad> well, if i would have headers for kernel i'm using
<naquad> it would be enough to have build tools on cubieboard itself
<naquad> w/o messing with pc, then somehow moving stuff
<rm> naquad, which kernel do you run
<rm> 3.0 or 3.4?
<naquad> 3.4.29-20130407.1341-rm1+
<rm> I can upload you the whole source dir that I use to build kernels
<rm> it's actually just a repo cloned from linux-sunxi
<rm> if that helps you any
<naquad> i'm trying to build with vanilla 3.4.29
<naquad> rm, please upload source dir...
<naquad> oh hell!
<naquad> 1.2G!
<naquad> for 1 fucking stupid driver...
<naquad> chessus christ
<FourthDr> zip time! :-D
<user_2> is author of cubian around here?
<naquad> it reminds me slackware and freebsd together
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<rm> well of hundreds of supported wifi models
<FourthDr> naquad: at least you don't have to compile anroid from source!
<rm> you did have to buy one that requires an out-of-tree driver
<rm> soooo maybe save yourself the trouble and just get a different wifi instead?
<naquad> ...
<rm> yes I know that the CB store seems to sell this one
<naquad> nice, lets throwaway cubieboard and buy a mac. it'll be much easier!
<rm> so you can redirect my wtf to them
<naquad> i don't know chineese, it'll be hard to translate
<Bushmills> oh. a consumer :)
<Bushmills> didn't know they find these dark spooky places
<naquad> rm, btw... just to be sure: can i work with it directly on cubieboard? or i need to put it on pc
<rm> it's just a complete kernel source, but btw for kernel version 3.4.43-20130531.1334
<naquad> ......
<rm> so you should upgrade yours beforehand, if you want to use it
<rm> upgrading is easy
* naquad just got FUUUU-effect
<naquad> deb package?
<rm> yes
<naquad> where can i get it?
<rm> select the kind you want from http://romanrm.ru/en/a10/kernel
<naquad> rm, btw, are you russian?
<rm> yes
<naquad> cool
<buZz> how russian are you?
<buZz> over 9000?
<buZz> oh yeah
<user_2> hello, i a script i see "git submodule init", what does it means? it give me error.
<buZz> which error
<user_2> in a script*
<user_2> wait
<user_2> fatal: Not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git
<naquad> rm, i'm still booting into old kernel. what should i change to make it boot with new one?
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<rm> see the bit about uImage
<naquad> hell... uImage: u-boot legacy uImage, Linux-3.4.29-20130407.1341-rm1+...
<naquad> ok, enough of this. went to arch linux
<naquad> rm, thanks for help anyway
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<rm> <naquad> hell... uImage: u-boot legacy uImage
<rm> not sure what you mean by this
<naquad> rm, i've meant that now i need to rebuild uimage..
<rm> alongside the kernel .deb there was an "uImage-......" file
<rm> did you download it
<naquad> i didn't. anyway, thanks for help
<rm> did you put it into your /boot/ renamed to "uImage"
<rm> mkay
<rm> (unfortunately the uImage step is not automated, so it needs to be done manually on upgrading)
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<user_2> BuZz, u can find script here, it *shoud* create cubian from scratch: https://github.com/michalliu/CubieDebian the script is cubian_from_scratch.sh
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<user_2> i see all people recompile kerne on x86 using crosscompiling. despite the more time to wait, isnt better to compile on cubiebaord directly? (using sata disk for working directori to avoid I/O on flash/nand)
<rm> why do you think it's "more time to wait"?
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<rm> on a 3.6 GHz Quad-core Phenom II?
<user_2> i suppose cubieboard has less "hose power" than a 4 ore x86.
<rm> also not everyone has a SATA disk connected to a CB, I don't
<user_2> i have istead.
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<rm> also maybe you think cross-compiling involves some kind of emulation of ARM on x86?
<rm> it doesn't
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<user_2> rm, my idea is that if i work on a CB using sata disk for I/O i have to avoid moving data un and down cromm x86 to CB.
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<user_2> so i can be "x86 independent" and work only on CB for a more "clear" table ion front of me (it is fill with caboel monitors, etc).
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<user_2> full, cables.
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<user_2> in trying some script, tey fail on x86 i dono why. if i work directly on CB it *should* be more direct, no tollchain, no this, no that.
<user_2> at leat it is my hope.
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<rm> yeah that's certainly one option
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<naquad> its alive!!! 5 minutes with arch linux and it works. just compile.
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<Bushmills> ah, i get it. the flashing blue LED with Cubian is the ip address in morse
<\\Mr_C\\> well it depnds on how its programmed
<\\Mr_C\\> can be for other things too
<Bushmills> like running through tac
<Bushmills> through rev, actually
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<Bushmills> it's vanilla Cubian, as image, pulled from server today. wondered about the irregular flashing. then i noticed they came in groups of 5.
<Bushmills> as i can read morse, albeit not as fast any longer as i once could, i made the link to numbers.
<Bushmills> the flashing was too slow to recognize it as morse before
<Bushmills> was more into figuring out how to ssh to it, then wondering about flashing blue LED :) port 36000 for ssh is a somewhat bizarre idea, i find.
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<buZz_> nice, someone ported raspbian to cubieboard?
<buZz_> or something?
<Bushmills> it's like many other images a rather plain debian. about 200 packages installed. not a lot special found in it yet
<Bushmills> sd card reading seem slower compared to some others.
<Bushmills> image comes with a swap partition. doubtful how good an idea that is
<buZz_> alright
<Bushmills> some things a bit odd. as written before. sshd configured to listen to port 36000
<Bushmills> as far i'm not horribly excited about it
<buZz_> well the name is nice
<Bushmills> but kernel has been compiled with nfs support. that doesn't seem to be common.
<Bushmills> relatively recent too. just 10 security updates between cubian and current wheezy
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<Bushmills> seems there less custom stuff in it, like kernel, modules. which can be good. on others, installing stuff which depended on specific modules was sometimes failing because the custom kernel didn't provide those.
<Bushmills> sure, one can build his own image. but i like to get an idea what pre-fabricated image could be suggested for download without causing too many complications.
<Bushmills> ah, fewer governors supported by kernel. just performance and ondemand
<user_2> buZz_, is not a port of rasbian: raspbian si a recompiled debian for ARMv6, cubian is a vanilla debina cor ARMv7.
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<Bushmills> hm. no tun module.
<Bushmills> not that vanilla
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<Bushmills> it appears that none of the debian kernel images (omap, mx5, vexpress) is suited for the Allwinner A10. so it's down to compiling a kernel if one looks for the same set of module support as the stock debian kernels.
<Bushmills> all bootable images i check out as far were lacking something. often something essential. no nfs, no autofs, now with cubian no tun.
<user_2> Bushmills, i agree. me to i see different kernel for cubieboard but all of them lack somethin :(
<Bushmills> oh well. somebody will surely make another image and offer it for download :) its kernel will then just be stripped of what he thinks isn't likely to ever get used.
<Bushmills> that were just the headless images i looked at