06:01 <newbie_GK802> hello guys, I got the GK802 and installed Debian into it. Thought that lm-sensors will work and I will be able to see the CPU temperature, but I just get "Sorry, no sensors were detected." message

06:01 <newbie_GK802> Is there some way to see what is the temperature of CPU from command line?

06:03 <projectgus> newbie_GK802: cat /sys/class/thermal/somethingiforget

06:04 <projectgus> it's there somewhere though :)

06:05 <newbie_GK802> cat /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp

06:05 <newbie_GK802> could this be the right one?

06:09 <newbie_GK802> thanks, projectgus

06:11 <projectgus> that looks right :)

06:11 <projectgus> np

07:32 <newbie_GK802> projectgus: I used your debian_installer to install the system to GK802, so now I apply to you: I have no experience in kernel building, but want some changes in kernel

07:32 <newbie_GK802> I want to enable lxc on my device

07:33 <newbie_GK802> and lxc requires namespaces and cgroup enabled

07:33 <newbie_GK802> could you build the kernel with these options enabled?

07:33 <newbie_GK802> http://lxc.sourceforge.net/index.php/about/kernel-namespaces/network/configuration/

07:33 <newbie_GK802> here is the complete list of requirements of the kernel

07:38 <abrasive> I suggest you give building a kernel a go

07:38 <abrasive> it's not difficult to learn.

07:38 <abrasive> and you will find it useful

07:41 <newbie_GK802> could you give me some clues, how do I do that :)

07:43 <abrasive> you can install a compiler on your gk802, save yourself the trouble of cross compiling.

07:44 <abrasive> clone this: https://github.com/imx6-dongle/linux-imx

07:44 <abrasive> change into its dir and do "zcat /proc/config.gz > .config" to get the initial configuration from your running system

07:45 <abrasive> then make menuconfig to change whatever it is you wanted to

07:45 <abrasive> then 'make uImage', from memory, will generate you a uboot-formatted kernel image

07:45 <abrasive> plenty of documentation out there if you get stuck. bbl

07:46 <newbie_GK802> thanks, I'll give it a try

09:32 <newbie_GK802> drivers/video/mxc_hdmi.c: In function āmxc_hdmi_set_modeā:

09:32 <newbie_GK802> drivers/video/mxc_hdmi.c:1650:2: warning: passing argument 1 of ādump_fb_videomodeā discards āconstā qualifier from pointer target type [enabled by default]

09:32 <newbie_GK802> drivers/video/mxc_hdmi.c:198:13: note: expected āstruct fb_videomode *ā but argument is of type āconst struct fb_videomode *ā

09:32 <newbie_GK802> drivers/video/mxc_hdmi.c: In function āmxc_hdmi_disp_initā:

09:32 <newbie_GK802> drivers/video/mxc_hdmi.c:2241:3: warning: āreturnā with no value, in function returning non-void [-Wreturn-type]

09:33 <newbie_GK802> is it safe to use such kernel? :)

09:33 <newbie_GK802> or should I change something before continuing?

09:46 <abrasive> nah, that's fine.

09:48 <newbie_GK802> and now when I have the uImage, I place it to /boot/ directory and change the zImage link to the new uImage ?

09:50 <newbie_GK802> or is it the zImage that is built, that I have to use?

09:57 <abrasive> er... if your u-boot is set up to boot from a zImage then you should make a new zImage

09:57 <abrasive> not a uImage

09:58 <newbie_GK802> "make uImage" created zImage also

09:58 <newbie_GK802> so I guess I can use it

09:59 <abrasive> yep.

09:59 <newbie_GK802> ok, then I try the reboot :)

10:03 <abrasive> good luck :)

10:04 <newbie_GK802> something went wrong, I can't connect to the device through ssh anymore :( and I'm at work now, so will have to wait for the evening :)