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2010-07-15
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#22
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Originally Posted by SD69
Thanks for posting. This statement from the linked thread intrigues me:
Which kernel are we stuck with - 2.6.33? What, exactly, breaks with 2.6.34 or omap tree?
Did you mistake me for talking about meego? That post was in response to someone asking for a recent kernel that boots maemo diablo... as in OS2008FE... which to my knowledge breaks with later kernels (its 2.6.21 or similar originally). I would be very glad to be wrong, but I dont think its the case.
Stskeeps:
Excellent stuff with the port
. Are we just waiting for more to be released now? The code drop plus the recent day1 handset UX release is as far as we can go right? How much did you have to change from the N900 release to get it booting?Have you thought about including (part of) tmr's patch with the n800 touchscreen driver to your meego kernel works?
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2010-07-15
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#23
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Originally Posted by TheHitcher
No, I understood you were talking about Diablo, which is why it interested me. The precise interest some of us have is whether it is feasible to get most of Diablo UI, and to port some of the Diablo apps to run, on top of MeeGo. For that purpose, I think it depends more on glibs in MeeGo than on whether Diablo breaks with later kernels, but I could be wrong.
Did you mistake me for talking about meego? That post was in response to someone asking for a recent kernel that boots maemo diablo... as in OS2008FE... which to my knowledge breaks with later kernels (its 2.6.21 or similar originally). I would be very glad to be wrong, but I dont think its the case.
Have you thought about including (part of) tmr's patch with the n800 touchscreen driver to your meego kernel works?
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2010-11-05
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#24
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So four months later...what IS happening for the N8x0?
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.N810 experience: Since 6/2009
My Twenty Favorite OS2008 Applications:
AutoScan, Diablo5 Theme, Dialcentral, DragLock, EmelFM2, FlipClock, gPodder, Headphoned, Knots 2, Maemo Mapper, mPlayer, openNTPD, OpenSSH, Panucci, Personal Launcher, QuickNote, Seqretary, SlideLock, Telescope, YellowNotes
.N810 experience: Since 6/2009
My Twenty Favorite OS2008 Applications:
AutoScan, Diablo5 Theme, Dialcentral, DragLock, EmelFM2, FlipClock, gPodder, Headphoned, Knots 2, Maemo Mapper, mPlayer, openNTPD, OpenSSH, Panucci, Personal Launcher, QuickNote, Seqretary, SlideLock, Telescope, YellowNotes
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2010-11-05
, 06:19
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#25
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Well, not that I have any obligation to do anything any more, except that I don't like the fact I have devices I can't use.
* I've bootstrapped Hildon on MeeGo with working themes and the jazz and now waiting for some maemo.org members to pick up the 50000 $ bid from GNOME foundation and continue the work
* I'm currently building MeeGo for ARMv6+VFP at a self-setup server, at 500 built packages currently.
* .. and since it's 7am, I can't recall more right now.
* I've bootstrapped Hildon on MeeGo with working themes and the jazz and now waiting for some maemo.org members to pick up the 50000 $ bid from GNOME foundation and continue the work
* I'm currently building MeeGo for ARMv6+VFP at a self-setup server, at 500 built packages currently.
* .. and since it's 7am, I can't recall more right now.
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2010-11-05
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#26
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Thanks for your effort Stskeeps, every post from you gives me more hope for the n8x0's.
Is anyone else working on this?
Is anyone else working on this?
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2010-11-05
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#27
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Originally Posted by Stskeeps
Is there anything we can do to help on this, like investigate failed builds etc?
* I'm currently building MeeGo for ARMv6+VFP at a self-setup server, at 500 built packages currently.
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2010-11-05
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#28
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Originally Posted by lma
Once it's built I'll have a full overview and probably allow some people access..
Is there anything we can do to help on this, like investigate failed builds etc?
So far I'm at something like 10 failed packages, so not -that- bad..
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2010-11-06
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#29
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Ah, finally:
succeeded: 1083
failed: 14
unresolvable: 2
broken: 3
disabled: 2
excluded: 42
(Disabled is to avoid build loops, these are glibc and gcc)
Failed packages, some of which are simply 'out of memory'.
OpenCV failed (also fails on armv7)
WebKit failed
cmake failed
dsme failed
guile failed
libgphoto2 failed
libisofs failed
mpc failed
perl-SOAP-Lite failed
pidgin failed
qtwebkit failed
rpm-python failed
samba failed (also fails on armv7)
sysprof failed (also fails on armv7)
succeeded: 1083
failed: 14
unresolvable: 2
broken: 3
disabled: 2
excluded: 42
(Disabled is to avoid build loops, these are glibc and gcc)
Failed packages, some of which are simply 'out of memory'.
OpenCV failed (also fails on armv7)
WebKit failed
cmake failed
dsme failed
guile failed
libgphoto2 failed
libisofs failed
mpc failed
perl-SOAP-Lite failed
pidgin failed
qtwebkit failed
rpm-python failed
samba failed (also fails on armv7)
sysprof failed (also fails on armv7)
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As you go on to other communities, remember to build them around politeness, respect, trust and humility. Be wary of poisonous people and deal with them before they end up killing your community.. Seen it happen to too many IRC channels, forums, open source projects.
As you go on to other communities, remember to build them around politeness, respect, trust and humility. Be wary of poisonous people and deal with them before they end up killing your community.. Seen it happen to too many IRC channels, forums, open source projects.
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2010-11-09
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#30
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Originally Posted by Stskeeps
Just so I'm clear, cause I really no very little about these things, are these the packages that fail to build on armv6?
Failed packages, some of which are simply 'out of memory'.
OpenCV failed (also fails on armv7)
WebKit failed
cmake failed
dsme failed
guile failed
libgphoto2 failed
libisofs failed
mpc failed
perl-SOAP-Lite failed
pidgin failed
qtwebkit failed
rpm-python failed
samba failed (also fails on armv7)
sysprof failed (also fails on armv7)
As you go on to other communities, remember to build them around politeness, respect, trust and humility. Be wary of poisonous people and deal with them before they end up killing your community.. Seen it happen to too many IRC channels, forums, open source projects.