03:14 <nvrpunk> is there a way to expand linuxroot to the full capacity of the nand?

03:18 <wulfmahn> nvrpunk: I somewhat got things up and running. I was able to upload my boot.img and a custom rootfs, but I think I may have some problems with my rootfs. I should be able to track it down, but I'm not sure I completely understand other concepts yet like how to partition the NAND, when to do a low level format, and all the other nuances.

03:19 <nvrpunk> yeah the image i have divides up the nand into blocks

03:19 <nvrpunk> i definitely don't feel like i am seeing 8GB of nand

03:26 <nvrpunk> so theres a user partition

03:26 <nvrpunk> interesting

03:26 <nvrpunk> http://www.cnx-software.com/2014/01/27/getting-started-with-raxda-rock-how-to-generate-and-flash-ubuntu-saucy-server-and-desktop-images/

03:27 <nvrpunk> this is a great read

03:27 <nvrpunk> :)

03:27 <nvrpunk> for getting all your space

03:29 <wulfmahn> That's one of the pages I'm using and I agree, it's got a lot of good information in it

03:29 <nvrpunk> I already have mine up and running for what i need it for

03:29 <nvrpunk> i dont see myself using a lot of extra space really

03:29 <nvrpunk> maybe in the future ill redo it

03:33 <wulfmahn> I'm used to using a utility such as fdisk to partition drives but I'm getting the impression that the parameter file dictates the boundaries and size of partitions and I just simply write data to those sectors, making sure I don't overrun them

03:33 <wulfmahn> Is my understanding correct?

03:35 <wulfmahn> So, say I wanted to create a new partition, do I just simply make an entry for it in the parameter file, flash the parameter file and then write a file system image to that sector?

03:39 <wulfmahn> Nevermind, I found the answer on the wiki, must have overlooked it before

03:52 <nvrpunk> yes

03:52 <nvrpunk> the parameter dictates teh layout

16:38 <kraptv> So, does anyone chat about radxa on here?

16:39 <kraptv> I'm interested in whether there will be support for the RK3288 soon.

17:21 <tonikasch> mmm

17:22 <tonikasch> trying to build libvpu now, but I feel some pieces are missing

17:22 <tonikasch> (still)

20:41 <tonikasch> (sorry for crossposting) anybody interested in testing this? https://github.com/alexandrebelloni/on2-8170-modules

20:41 <tonikasch> I guess could be adapted with HermanChen libstagefright/libvpu/ header files

20:41 <tonikasch> regarding VPU :)

20:41 <tonikasch> (GNU/linux)