05:41 <sid_on> did anyone get time to check gentoo cross compiling?

05:48 <zear> sid_on, i used gentoo cross compilation for jornada 720

05:49 <zear> while it is quite handy, i'd rather go with a normal, independent toolchain, that is tuned to work with the exact hardware you want to compile for

05:54 <sid-user> zear: yeaa; main OS is wrt; its like debian just a alternative system

05:55 <sid-user> zear: i think at the moment i'am alone which is a bit frustating

05:59 <sid_on> zear: maybe you want to try it; 'overlay' is a bit outdated because i recompile everything from scratch but it should work

06:00 <zear> nah, i have a bad experience with crosscompiling with gentoo

06:04 <sid_on> its a mess but most problems are layer 8;

06:05 <sid_on> most problems are already solved

06:05 <sid_on> --> at the moment it does not boot anymore; something is wrong with /dev - for comment

08:43 <nebajoth> y halo thar.

09:48 <rafa> nebajoth: buenos dias

10:21 <wolfspraul> gbraad: you there?

15:31 <jxself> My Ben arrived today! Woo Hoo!

15:37 <freespace> woot

15:39 <jxself> Indeed. Too bad it's at home & I'm at work.

15:42 <freespace> nod

16:15 <ezdagor> Well, I got the ks7010 driver working.. couldn't figure out how to stop it from writing to the console every second. I came up with a fix, though. So, if anyone wants to save a lot of time. Just edit "/etc/sysctl.conf" and add the line: "kernel.printk = 3 4 1 3"

16:15 <wpwrak> jxself: take a week off ? :)

16:16 <ezdagor> It will supress "lowlevel messages" to the console.

16:16 <jxself> Perhaps. :)

16:25 <ezdagor> Anyone know what the "GPIO Matrix" is?

16:25 <ezdagor> I'm trying to get the mouse working, and I came across that in the kernel .config file.

16:26 <mth> ezdagor: might be the matrix keyboard connected to GPIO pins

16:27 <ezdagor> Ah. I see.

16:38 <ezdagor> I also noticed a GSM modem..

17:38 <ManoftheSea> Probably just packages that support hardware on other devices.

20:51 <ezdagor> I'm trying to get a mouse (PS2) working with the NN. I've compiled various PS2 drivers into the kernel, and there appears to be a /dev/psaux, but it doesn't seem usable.

20:51 <ezdagor> At least with gpm.

22:32 <rafa> ezdagor: but how did you plug the mouse to ben?

22:32 <rafa> or how do you plug..

22:39 <wpwrak> kewl. atmel simulated the balun in one of their designs with qucs :)

22:52 <wpwrak> deplores the absence of test pads for usb host in the ben

23:51 <wpwrak> hmm, i just opened the display (finally). but i still don't see how to release the hinge :-( i'll need this for the scans in a few days.