Are you using ftp to download the file? You may have better luck with another
utility, eg wget and got (https://github.com/melbahja/got) both work fine for
me on PinebookPro using Manjaro linux.
If that doesn't work I would try connecting via another network, eg library or
cafe wifi rather tha
> Basically what needs to be done for this is the inverse of what we do
> on amd64: Check whether the installer ramdisk kernel uses the glass
> console and ask a question that offers to use fb0 as the console.
>
> To make this work, look at the md_consoleinfo() function in the
> src/distrib/arm64/r
I have found that "set tty fb0" is also necessary to get a console on the
Pinebook 1080P. I added this to /etc/boot.conf and can now get the framebuffer
console upon boot. This works on the final installed system, but I also had
success adding this to the install disk, which let me do the install w
youtube.
Brett.
PS this sort of question is better suited for misc@ than arm@, as you did not
install on arm hardware.
On 01/24/13 10:33, Brett Mahar wrote:
Hi,
I noticed that there has been some commits relating to arm/beagle/panda
recently, so wanted to build a kernel. But the build fails with the
below error. Should I be using some other TARGET, or is it something
else I'm doing wrong?
Turns out it w
rrent, can they post
them here?
Also, I noticed on the http://www.openbsd.org/beagle.html page, one of
the "Projects & bugs left to fix" is "Add support for the SD/MMC
controller." ... this has been done for a while now, hasn't it?
Thanks,
Brett.
# cd /usr/sr
On Tue, 22 May 2012 17:12:19 +0100
Laurence Rochfort wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> After many years away from doing any kind of low level programming,
> I'm making a two-pronged effort at re-learning Unix C development and
> ARM assembler.
>
> Would people be kind enough to recommend ARM boards that
d me to do.
I have not tried to do this since the kernel was switched to rthreads,
hopefully that will not have caused anything to break.
Good luck!
Brett.
http://humppa.nl/xM/u-boot.bin
Note: when upgrading to newer kernel, these
ing (via
serial port/minicom). So far, there is no in-tree support for ethernet or usb.
I'm not sure if the same codebase could be used for Beaglebone.
Brett.
ible yet, and if so, where could I get a
snapshot? Is it incorporated into the Armish architecture?
Thanks,
Brett.
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