<rellla>
plaes: editing, deleting, editing, deleting. guess, what's next :p
<Froolap>
reading what they deleted?
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<jjardon>
Hi, i have a a20-based device here and i wonder if there is a way to wake up the device from suspend simply touching the screen (the screen is not OLED)
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<NiteHawk>
libv: "badly" like in "some poor marketing guy trying to get his wits wrapped around the task"?
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<libv>
NiteHawk: good enough, especially since they also cloned the initial discreption where i bash bananapi for not being as open source as they like to seem to be
<libv>
description even
<libv>
i will pass over it later on and add things
<libv>
and throw out bananapi stuff
<libv>
definitely keeping that first bit ;)
<Wizzup>
lol
<NiteHawk>
sure. i also thought it's best to consider that "work in progress" for a while, let's see what user OrangePi comes up with :D
<libv>
well, some banana pi specific need to be thrown out, and the NDH_TODO message needs to be added at least
<libv>
rellla: ok, i wanted to add the initial message as well, but ok
<libv>
thanks
<rellla>
libv: we should give him a day, and then wipe the bpi stuff out :)
<libv>
rellla: sounds like a plan :)
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<JohnDoe_71Rus>
they have a plan...
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<mauro>
Hello! I’d like to install a RootFS (Ubuntu or Debian) on a Cubietruck and use my entire system from the SD card. I am using UBoot 2015.01 mainline with this script (http://pastebin.com/wV9CPmYK) and Linux Kernel 3.19.2 mainline. When the RootFS ( ubuntu-core-14.10) gets initialized, the process stops at “init: ureadahead main process (46) terminated with status 5” (http://pastebin.com/KXNUtBEW).
<mauro>
I have checked the “/var/lib” folder, and it’s empty. If i am not wrong the process should configure itself and create a “pack” file in the folder, but nothing happens in my case. What could i do?
<mauro>
NiteHawk: the fstab file seems empty. I'll try to populate it by hand and check again.
<NiteHawk>
hmmm. seems a bit strange, you should probably make sure that it contains at least the root filesystem
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<Skylark>
heh, if anyone needs to know what exact NAND formats are supported by A20 bootrom, i took it apart yesterday
<Skylark>
turns out the usual 64-bit ECC is not actually appropriate for some Flash, and some people hardcode 40-bit ECC which prevents it from working on some Micron parts that don't have enough spare area
<Skylark>
just FYI - if you need anything about that ask me
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<mauro>
NiteHawk: I added manually the root filesystem entry (http://pastebin.com/D09BTA1k), unfortunately nothing happens.
<NiteHawk>
mauro: by nothing you mean the (same) error remains?
<mauro>
NiteHawk: yes, I am sorry. The same error remains.
<NiteHawk>
from what you wrote earlier, i take you don't want/use a separate "/var" filesystem, and "/var" is indeed present (as a subdir) on /dev/mmcblk0p2?
<mauro>
NiteHawk: Yes it is.
<NiteHawk>
unfortunately i'm not really familiar with debian. searching for that "status 5" gives lots of results, but they mostly relate to separate /var partitions or older debian versions...
<NiteHawk>
your system doesn't boot and drops to an emergency shell?
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<mauro>
no, it just freezes and doesn't do anything.
<mauro>
I am looking at other people logs and it seems their system would boot correctly even with this kind of problem (or at least not always).
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<NiteHawk>
yes, some say it's just a cosmetic issue, others get dropped to a shell. one thing i'm wondering is whether this might be related to the FAT boot partition present in most allwinner sd card layouts (/dev/mmcblk0p1)
<NiteHawk>
have you considered/tried installing with a single partition?
<NiteHawk>
(as newer u-boot works fine without it)
<mauro>
No i have never tried actually and yesterday i was warned too about it.
<mauro>
I will try first to omit the VFAT from the visible Filesystem in the fstab file.
<NiteHawk>
be aware that you'd need to move the boot-related files to the second partition in that case! (boot.scr, .dtb, kernel / zImage, and possibly initrd)
<NiteHawk>
OTOH on second thought: if the partition isn't listed in fstab, debian shouldn't bother? :/
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<mauro>
I tried to skip the ureadahead process by renaming the .conf in etc/init, but the problem remains the same.
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<mauro>
I have tried to remove it, but the problem remains.
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<NiteHawk>
the problem shouldn't remain if ureadahead never runs (given that you success in disabling / removing it completely)
<NiteHawk>
s/success/succeed/
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<mauro>
NiteHawk: It seems the system does not boot even without the ureadahead. Maybe it's not it the real problem. I will try another RootFS to see if i can get more infos.
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<mauro>
NiteHawk: I have changed the RootFS, using Debian-wheezy-7.5-armfh (http://tinyurl.com/ppqsccm) and this what happens http://pastebin.com/mze68JRc. In this case it seems there's a more clear problem with the mounting process, as it's required to be root.
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<simosx>
mauro, the logs say several times that /proc is not mount. this would be top priority to fix.
<NiteHawk>
mauro: well, /proc is not mounted. do you again have an empty /etc/fstab?
<NiteHawk>
btw: you're not using that faulty sd card again, by any chance?
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