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<rabeeh>
and that was done using CuBox itself where this can be ported to run on any x86 machine itself using qem-system-image statically linked
<jas-hacks_>
rabeeh: Any chance you can get hste a C1? He's very good at scripting up my work
<rabeeh>
yes.
<rabeeh>
hste: please send me shipping address and day contact phone for courier
<rabeeh>
please send it to rabeeh@solid-run.com
<rabeeh>
do you do debian packages from the vivante gpu?
<rabeeh>
or it's all manually installed?
<jas-hacks_>
rabeeh: At the moment manual, but can be scripted up but unsure on the EULA.
<hste>
rabeeh: I just make scripts for formatting cards and putting kernels, boot.scr etc and rootfs onto
<rabeeh>
hste: great
<rabeeh>
the thing is that i really recommend that the script be -
<rabeeh>
1. public
<rabeeh>
2. scalable for future distros
<rabeeh>
3. best if it can run on a linux x86 machine
<rabeeh>
number #3 can be done by qemu-user-arm
<hste>
I do only linux-scripts :)
<jas-hacks_>
rabeeh: Did you test it?
<rabeeh>
i'm downloading it
<rabeeh>
will be testing in 15m
<jas-hacks_>
that's hste server ;)
<hste>
ok. got to go I'll be back later
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is booting
<rabeeh>
jas-hacks_: should i run X manually?
<jas-hacks_>
yes, "service lightdm start"
<jas-hacks_>
as root
<rabeeh>
[ 54.050] (EE) AIGLX error: dlopen of /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/dri/vivante_dri.so failed (/usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/dri/vivante_dri.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)
<rabeeh>
ok?ko?
<jas-hacks_>
Thats ok
<rabeeh>
es2gears shows 264 fps
<jas-hacks_>
about right
<jas-hacks_>
try glmark2-es2
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<rabeeh>
237 fps on glmark2-es2
<rabeeh>
then 414fps on the second test
<jas-hacks_>
what resolution?
<rabeeh>
your's
<rabeeh>
720p
<rabeeh>
should i try 1080p?
<jas-hacks_>
yes, would be interesting to see if the figures drop much
<rabeeh>
have the mkimage command?
<jas-hacks_>
mkimage -A arm -O linux -T script -n "boot" -d boot.cmd boot.scr
<rabeeh>
es2gears on 1080p but the default small window shows 262fps
<rabeeh>
glmark2-es2 on default window shows -
<rabeeh>
278fps
<rabeeh>
(on the horse)
<rabeeh>
374 on horse with vbo true
<rabeeh>
then starts 294 fps on the rotating box
<rabeeh>
jas-hacks_: it's running rgb24 alright; but what is the output resolution?
<rabeeh>
i think you should be adding bpp=32 on the command line (to make it ARGB)
<rabeeh>
this will take two times more memory on the DDR interface to refresh the LCD controller; but ARGB is essential for running xbmc on ubuntu
<rabeeh>
jas-hacks_: i'm impressed; runs stable and apt-get works
<jas-hacks_>
bpp=32 should be set in your board file.
<rabeeh>
great for first drop
<rabeeh>
?
<rabeeh>
what do you mean my board file?
<rabeeh>
you mean in the kernel?
<jas-hacks_>
yes kernel
<rabeeh>
any idea how?
<rabeeh>
i haven't seen that; what i saw about bpp is only kernel command line (i.e. u-boot)