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<pstef>
Would anyone know what I could do to upgrade Linux on my Optimusboard? I don't care much about the kernel version (currently 3.4.39+), but I'd like newer libc, libc++ for newer C compilers. It's an Ubuntu Precise Pangolin and I seem to be unable to upgrade the libs even using backports.
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<pstef>
libstdc++ I mean.
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<wens>
just upgrade ubuntu to trusty?
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<pstef>
I made a brief attempt at doing that, but I'm not an Ubuntu expert and my google-fu failed me.
<pstef>
It tells me to run do-release-upgrade but I have no such thing and I don't know what package installs it, if any.
<pstef>
Hmm, I'm making some progress...
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<dodo_>
Hello. I'm trying to compile jwrdegoede's kernel because I need to use audio in a A20 cubieboard2, but it is failing saying: recipe for target 'uImage' failed. The log error is here: http://paste.debian.net/286259/
<dodo_>
what could be the cause?
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<montjoie>
Specify LOADADDR on the commandline to build an uImage
<dodo_>
I see "setenv kernel_addr_r 0x42000000" in boot.scr. So, can i use LOADADDR=0x42000000?
<dodo_>
forgive me if it has no sense
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<dodo_>
any info about which value should i use as LOADADDR?
<dodo_>
LOADADDR=0x40008000 ?
<montjoie>
yes LOADADDR=0x40008000
<dodo_>
:)
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<dodo_>
OK. kernel compilation was succeful this time, using LOADDR=0x4008000. Now i'm trying to boot it, but it does nothing, i guess that is about my config in boot.cmd & boot.scr.
<dodo_>
this are the address that I have there: "load mmc 0:1 0x43000000 /boot/script.bin", "load mmc 0:1 0x48000000 /boot/uImage", and "bootm 0x48000000"
<dodo_>
bootm should be 0x40008000, right?
<dodo_>
and the same address for /boot/uImage?
<RSpliet>
dodo_: provided the uImage contains everything (included an appended DTB?), bootm 0x48000000 is correct
<RSpliet>
the kernel will decompress/move itself to 0x40008000 as part of the boot
<RSpliet>
or... something like that; I haven't analysed the exact process, it roughly works that way
<dodo_>
RSpliet: don't know what is a DTB, so maybe i'm missing that
<RSpliet>
device tree binary, and most likely you are