river.
If you hit a 60hz limit on the Pinebook it shows that there *is* a driver
for its GPU.
Stefan
an to incorporate the Mali driver
into Debian. This said, there's a Free Software driver and it's
definitely included in Debian (the kernel part included since Linux-5.2
and the userland part since Mesa-19.1)
Stefan
other
machines, but if that's what it takes to keep them running past 2038,
then that's probably what I'll do.
Stefan
but it accepts input from the keyboard and displays the
typed characters. Also Kernel messages, like remove or insert of a PCMCIA
card, are shown. But nothing else works anymore. Nothing in the logs after
restart.
Maybe someone has a hint or can tell me where to start debugging...
R
TO_LIVE_PAST_2038
typedef time32_t time_t;
...
#else
typedef time64_t time_t;
...
#endif
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CPU 0x0
Linux version 4.9.210 (stefan@spnub1804work) (gcc version 7.4.0
(Ubuntu/Linaro 7.4.0-1ubuntu1~18.04.1) ) #4 Tue Jan 21 15:00:20 UTC 2020
CPU: StrongARM-1110 [6901b118] revision 8 (ARMv4), cr=c020717f
CPU: VIVT data cache, VIVT instruction cache
Machine: HP Jornada 720
Memory policy
> The PINE A64+ is based on the Allwinner A64, the same images will *not*
> work.
But only the u-boot and the .dtb file need to be different, right?
Stefan
ess.
At least, I see a
arch/arm64/boot/dts/marvell/armada-3720-espressobin.dts
already back in 4.16.
Stefan
27;s not very much more powerful, OTOH.
Stefan
x27;m not.
I'm using the U-Boot from denx, which I believe to be the canonical
source for U-Boot (according to Wikipedia).
Stefan
rights since they announced it in 2001.
https://gitlab.denx.de/u-boot/u-boot/blob/master/README doesn't mention
any "Digi" and according to Wikipedia, U-Boot's initial release was in 1999.
Stefan
help me do that, below
> I have no such file as can be see above,
Of course not, I wrote it for my own use.
> make -f GNUMakefile
No need for the extra arguments, GNU Make automatically looks for
`GNUmakefile` before looking for `Makefile` and `makefile`.
Stefan
the initrd using `mkimage`
(found in `u-boot-tools`).
See the /boot/GNUmakefile I use to help me do that, below
Stefan
# Make it so that `make` checks the timestamp of symlinks as well.
MAKEFLAGS += -L
MACHINE = $(shell set -- $$(tr '\0' '\n' < /proc/device-tree/
> Logout and login manually, or disable automatic logins.
Why not just switch to another user (and hence login a second time on
another virtual console)?
Stefan
> Debian almost certainly won't run.
For some definition of "won't run", but you can most likely get a plain
standard Debian to work using a non-Debian kernel.
Stefan
better off looking at other distributions like LEDE.
Stefan
The /var/lib/apt/lists/ and /var/cache were kept on tmpfs and I used
a few other tricks like `localepurge` (doing by hand, tho, because the
package didn't exist then).
Board vendors?
Turnkey-solution vendors? Proprietary software vendors?
Stefan
that armhf's Qt will likely want to switch to OpenGL
in the (hopefully near) future (when the use of proprietary drivers on
armhf boards becomes rarely necessary thanks to the availability of
lima/...)?
Stefan
iceably better when using GL than
when using GLES.
Stefan
includes a DSL modem
- includes a wifi more modern than 11g
- supported by OpenWRT, including the DSL and the wifi
AFAICT this hardware can't be used with anything else than `mips32eb`.
Stefan
> What I need is an arm64 board, like this one, that does not suffer from
> the fact that the pi uses a usb-2 internal hub to talk to everything but
I don't have any actual experience with it, but the ESPRESSObin board
looks promising in this area.
Stefan
wish I had never heard of this rock64 board.
Nothing in your description indicates any relevance of the hardware on
which this Debian system is running, so I can't see how/why this would
make you feel like the board is to blame.
Stefan
> Similarly for wifi cards like those Intel ones like iwlwifi (which is
> the one that I have in this Core 2 Duo here)...
I can answer this part: yes, you can definitely put an Intel wifi card
in the mini-pcie slot of an ARM box.
Stefan
> Spit. I do see a driver listed on vger?, but haven't downloaded it yet.
> Should I?
No idea, my sunxi boxes are (mostly) headless anyway (tho I'm thinking
of converting one of them into a video player once the VPU support is in
mainline).
Stefan
ted into the
mainline kernel because it doesn't try to integrate into the standard
GPU infrastructure). But to make use of the Mali GPUs you need to
couple that with a user-space driver which is only available as a blob
(and even distributing that blob legally is sometimes problematic).
Stefan
engine (some of it already in mainline
Linux) and the video decoder (work still in progress).
Stefan
the whole consumes about 5W (measured at the mains).
For a 3½ HDD you'll probably need to provide the HDD power separately, tho.
Stefan
lems caused by missing
locales, so this fix most probably is cosmetic only.
With kind regards
Stefan Peter
> I was under the impression that that's not the case:
> https://lwn.net/Articles/314561/
Aha! Using the same trick that was used in the Mach microkernel.
Stefan
packages with particular flags/options.
Stefan
n to shine we'd want some way to flag some packages
as "always install from source" or something like that.
Stefan
l I'm still missing is some community of tweakers adding
facilities to set global compilation flags to use for all those
recompiled packages and things like that, so you don't have to do it by
hand for each and every package you want to recompile with your
own compilation flags.
Stefan
vor
of Debian.
In the above situation, you could then recompile locally the few
packages whose performance matters such that they stick to armv4l
instructions and hence avoid the slow emulation trap.
Stefan
ot;?
I don't do much kernel hacking, myself. So I'm talking about use of
apt-get. The difference is very significant because Debian never
maintained enough different kernels.
Stefan
change
the kernel. Hell, that could/should be integrated with the process
which refreshes the initrd file anyway.
Stefan
the best prediction I could
make is "you won't notice any difference".
In the x86 world, moving from i686 to amd64 has the additional advantage
that the amd64 mode has more registers which is useful in many more
cases than just the manipulation of large integers. And yet, even there
I find it hard to notice any difference.
Stefan
> * LeMaker HiKey (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B019O3QTSA), $169 USD
> * SnapDragon 410c (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01600X7IU), $75 USD
Do any of these work with vanilla U-Boot and kernel?
Stefan
interested in low-power and
low-noise, then you want 2.5" HDDs rather than 3.5" HDDs.
And conversely, if you want to use two or more 3.5" HDDs, then the power
consumption of the CPU/SoC is not that important.
Stefan
PS: I use a BananaPi + WD20NPVT as low-power low-noise NAS
security against the
end user". So, yes, iOS devices are indeed among the most "secure" in
this sense: the Apple company is pretty secure against attempts by its
clients to use their devices in ways which Apple does not condone.
I personally resent this kind of security.
Stefan
t's on your Debian SD card. I.e. either your card is faulty,
incorrectly inserted, improperly flashed, or something like that.
Stefan
Hi
On 2015-09-02, Rainer Dorsch wrote:
> Hi Stefan,
>
> I copied the debian-arm list, because this should be an issue which is
> present
> on almost any ARM based SoC and there might exist solutions for other SoCs
> already.
It's not really arm specific, as this par
uming significantly less than 10W under load.
Stefan
atures, as about the
fact that this list of missing features hasn't changed much over the
last 6 months or so.
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than to keep hacking on their
mess.
Obviously, this has the disadvantage that someone needs to do the job
that Allwinner should do.
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uild 0.1.1 (or even 0.1.2, released 2012-07-23) in
order the validate the issue. A diff for the plain_Label.asy file of
these three versions may shed some light, too.
Regards
Stefan Peter
[1]
https://buildd.debian.org/status/fetch.php?pkg=freefoam&arch=armel&ver=0.1.0%2Bdfsg-1&
ardware.
http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Dell-to-create-its-own-ARM-server-ecosystem-1586206.html
Something along these lines?
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Am 14.02.2011 21:07, schrieb Rick Thomas:
> If anybody knows what command-line-options/configuration-file-fiddles to
> use to make minicom do the same thing (i.e. "nothing") I'd be grateful
> for a pointer.
man minicom ?
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Ultimate ;(
OK, so I will try to build a kernel myself. Do you have a pointer for
patches in this regard, if I may ask?
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something has changed in the meantime?
Or is there an alternative kernel/initrd combo available ?
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that kernel? If yes, a
stacktrace of the test program would be nice.
TIA
Cheers,
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Am 29. Jun 2009 um 10:17 CEST schrieb Sujit Karataparambil:
> > | Jun 29 06:25:27 slug kernel: imklog 3.18.6, log source = /proc/kmsg
> > started.
> > | Jun 29 06:25:27 slug rsyslogd: [origin software="rsyslogd"
> > swVersion="3.18.6"
> > | x-pid="1569" x-info="http://www.r
Am 28. Jun 2009 um 12:23 CEST schrieb Stefan Luetje:
> In the last 8 days I can not see this warnings in my logs.
> To save RAM I have change some services to start with xinetd, but I
> don't know if there a context.
Today in my log:
,
| Jun 29 06:25:27 slug kernel: imklog 3.18
s-Tabelle:
| 3.20.4-2~bpo50+1 0
| 1 http://ftp.de.debian.org lenny-backports/main Packages
| *** 3.18.6-4 0
| 500 http://ftp.de.debian.org lenny/main Packages
| 100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
`
Is a update to this version recommendable?
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Am 28. Jun 2009 um 04:07 CEST schrieb Peter Teoh:
> On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 11:33 PM, Martin Michlmayr wrote:
> > * Stefan Luetje [2009-06-19 08:53]:
> >> On my NSLU2 is Debian lenny (armel) installed and every day i become
> >> this warning:
> >> ,---
Am 19. Jun 2009 um 08:53 CEST schrieb Stefan Luetje:
> On my NSLU2 is Debian lenny (armel) installed and every day i become
> this warning:
>
> ,
> | Jun 19 06:25:20 slug kernel: [43118544.44] NOHZ: local_softirq_pending
> 100
> | Jun 19 06:26:45 slug kernel: [
wer button
| 26: 701089 IXP4xx ehci_hcd:usb1
| 27: 0 IXP4xx ohci_hcd:usb3
| 28: 0 IXP4xx ohci_hcd:usb2
| 29: 0 IXP4xx NSLU2 reset button
| Err: 0
`
,[ uname -a ]
| Linux slug 2.6.26-2-ixp4xx #1 Fri May 29 11:08:40 UTC 2009
ing today.
Cheers,
Stefan
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I also get this error (it makes the box unusable as a domain controller)
on all samba versions >= 3.0.25.
There seems to be a regression in the code, this also happens with user
names and the domain name, the first letters gets duplicated for the
amount of letters in the name.
> Hello,
> I run Te
> * Stefan Fritsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007-12-05 17:23]:
>> The 2.6.23-1 changelog has:
>> * [arm/iop32x] Enable Intel IOP ADMA support.
>>
>> Does this mean that 2.6.23-1 is known to corrupt data?
>
> No, the feature listed above doesn't corrupt d
rson
> found yesterday that the patch leads to data corruption on GLAN
> Tank (another IOP32x based device) so I'll pull the patch out
> again. --
The 2.6.23-1 changelog has:
* [arm/iop32x] Enable Intel IOP ADMA support.
Does this mean that 2.6.23-1 is known to corrupt data?
TI
est thing to use performance-wise is JFS for a low-end
fileserver (i.e. most NASes) with loads of small files).
Hoping i could be of service
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Martin Michlmayr schrieb:
> * Stefan Sommer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007-09-24 09:43]:
>
>> I had similiar problems after upgrading to a new kernel version
>> (aptitude upgrade).
>>
>> I didnt even notice it till a power loss ocurred and the slug rebooted
>
n't think it is only a
hdparm problem. The factor 9 for cached reads is probably just a
factor 4.5, but the factor 2.5 for buffered disk reads seems to be
real.
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is on hold on my slug (i favour a running system over a system "on the
edge" ;)).
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Upgrading works now, thx a lot.
Regards
Stefan
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Preparing to replace nslu2-utils 0.10+r71-11 (using
.../nslu2-utils_0.10+r71-12_arm.deb) ...
Unpacking replacement nslu2-utils ...
[...]
Setting up slugimage (0.10+r71-12) ...
Setting up nslu2-utils (0.10+r71-12) ...
update-initramfs
to symlink
it to another place.
Is this a bug in the installation script or am i doing something wrong
here (in that case: any help appreciated!)?
P.S: I've tried to do what the install script wants to, but at the next
aptitude upgrade just errors out the same way.
Regards
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er?
Is it possible to decide whether it is a hardware issue (heat, bad RAM)
or a software issue (bugs in DMA driver, tulip driver etc.)
Does anybody have similar problems with heavy transfer load on a netwinder
running Debian
Hi,
has anybody managed to install the latest mozilla-firebird or mozilla
release from debian testing on an netwinder (Debian 3.0)?
Unfortunately I get on both segfaults from 'regxpcom' during the installation
process
- in that case you want to adjust
> /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_ecn setting (echo 0 into it).
Thanks for the info The traffic has indeed been blocked by my
'brain-dead' ;-) router.
I finally solved the issue by adjusting my firewall r
router).
Is there a firewall rule precompiled in this kernel which denies outgoing
traffic on some ports?
Any ideas?
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Are there any advantages/pitfalls in performing an update to either
2.4.16,
2.4.19
or even
2.6.0?
Are the precompiled versions on debian.org o.k.?
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> On Fri, May 30, 2003 at 02:34:33AM +0200, Stefan Wuerthner wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I just tried to use the serial console on my Netwinder under Debian.
> >
> > Afte
Hi,
I just tried to use the serial console on my Netwinder under Debian.
After editing inittab and securetty, serial works fine on standard
(multiuser) bootup.
Unfortunately if I boot cmd=single, nothing happens.
How can I resolve this?
Stefan
roducing this.
>
> Your hdparm settings match mine (except for the spindown).
>
> -Ralph
>
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Are there any known issues with the values above?
System configuration:
Netwinder 64MB, Debian-arm 3.0, kernel 2.2.19, 100BaseT ethernet,
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ove the halfway installed gcc-3.2 with
apt-get remove gcc-3.2,
but without success.
Removing the new libc6 also doesn't seem to be straightforward...
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ow on ebay) are missing (only 1 pixel width).
Has anyone out there had more success with this topic? If yes, can you
share your 'secrets' with me how to get it working :-))
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Hello!
Could somebody make the buildd try to build the packages above, if they
aren't building already? The latest try has been a while ago, and now
the necessary dep libmotif-dev is available.
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Hi!
If someone has the time and is willing to do it, please build and upload
openmotif (needed on arm, s390, powerpc and alpha) for sid.
I'd like this version to enter sarge so that my package snd-motif can do
as well.
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Has anyone managed to compile 'pySoulSeek' (Soulseek client) on
Debian-woody/arm?
Stefan
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I have the following problem with Mozilla 1.0.0 (stable) on a Netwinder
under Debian woody:
I run the browser over VNC. The browser per se works fine, but shows no
text in the menue bar or in the url field. So it is a little bit difficult
to navigate with it... :-((
Any ideas?
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who can also upload
the package for me.
Good luck with your Debian application!
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Adam C Powell IV wrote:
> I can build and upload. To unstable, right?
Yes, exactly. Thanks! :-)
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ing I haven't compiled myself. Thanks for the
offer anyway! :-)
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Hello again!
Well, I still can't access the chroot on rameau, so I can't build and
upload openmotif on arm myself. So please, if someone has some time to
do it for me, do it! :-)
Thanks, Stefan
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> On Fri, Sep 13, 2002 at 11:07:03PM +0200, Stefan Wuerthner wrote:
> >
> > 'ifconfig eth0 192.168.24.70' works fine
> >
> > 'ifconfig eth1 192.168.24.80'
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
> On Fri, 2002-09-13 at 17:34, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > 1. eth1 (tulip) doesn't work. Do I need a special kernel or system
> > configuration for this?
>
> Can you be more specific about how it doesn't work? Does the driver
> module load; do you see a
Hi!
I'd like to ask if someone could please build and upload openmotif for
arm - I can't do it myself because rameau seems to be unreachable and
further the chroot isn't working for me anyway. snd-motif needs
openmotif to build.
Thanks!
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oing something wrong?
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