hics system gets in the way -- you can't run X on top of
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On Thu, Mar 21 2013, Sameer Verma wrote:
> Looks like planet.l.o and planet.sl.o are down.
They're both hosted on the main SL machine, sunjammer.sl.o.
There'll probably be a mail to iaep@ explaining the downtime
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supporting the ARM XO platforms through that or some other
> way.
As I understand it, mvebu is a set of Marvell systems (Kirkwood, Dove,
Armada XP) that are unrelated to MMP -- mach-mvebu vs. mach-mmp. The
mvebu code doesn't help us.
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On Sat, Sep 01 2012, Ajay Garg wrote:
> Therafter, I upgraded the "sugar" package, via
> "sudo rpm --force --nodeps --upgrade sugar-0.94.1-31.dx3.rpm"
>
> After that, when I reboot, the sugar-session does not start :-\
Why did you need to use --force and --
t an A to B cable:
http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-6-Feet-USB-Certified-Cable/dp/B67SPP/
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On Wed, Jun 20 2012, Chris Ball wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Wed, Jun 20 2012, Sameer Verma wrote:
>> Is it possible to force the path of layer 2 traffic in a mesh? In
>> other words, if we have laptops A, B and C in a room, all within radio
>> range, can we force A to talk
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erface, Sugar, on
non-OLPC laptops? Here's a recent guide written by Simon Schampijer:
http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Activity_Team/Activity_Development_Fedora17
There isn't much (if anything) of the user interface that's dependent on
the hardware; you can see it all by running S
fficult
type of software to write, yet also one of the most needed types in the
world right now. I think your effort will be most likely to succeed
if you seek help from experts, and spend your time researching and
experimenting; there's no need for an XO to do any of those things.
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d method of dealing with a detected
filesystem inconsistency was to BUG() and hang the system, rather than
go read-only or fix the problem.)
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> I have the same activities.
> And this difference packages:
Ah. Well, one difference will be that jffs2 uses compression and ext3
doesn't, but I wasn't expecting that to account for such a large change.
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On Fri, May 04 2012, Chris Ball wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Fri, May 04 2012, Daniel Drake wrote:
>> Until F17 we haven't had a good way of communicating this via the boot
>> animation. Now we can do that easily but it lacks implementation.
>>
>> Thirdly, fsck
dangerous:
so if powering down half way through fsck leaves the filesystem in a
worse state than it was before fsck ran, we probably shouldn't do it
at all.
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> with 3.3. Plus it lines us up nicely with F17.
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evice tree support and the CMA patchset, neither of which made
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es a more complicated API
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erenced by
> http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Activities/G1G1/ -- which is the "activity
> group" URL listed by My Settings -> Software update -> Modify
> activity groups.
>
> WHERE in laptop.org is the "official" URL for Activities contained in
> 11.3.1 ??
Ther
-off-by: Andres Salomon
That's very interesting. Does reverting this commit result in a kernel
that boots every time, then?
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That sounds bad, what are the failure modes?
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running the newly-installed kernel, with uname -r.)
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uspend (probably due to the
libertas bugs) leading to an apparant symptom of no keyboard/trackpad.
I stopped powerd straight away to avoid that.
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I've fixed this for XO-1/XO-1.5 now.
In 11.3.1 the build download path changed from e.g.:
http://build.laptop.org/11.3.0/os8/xo-1.5/
to:
http://build.laptop.org/11.3.1/os31/xo1.5/
so I've updated the pattern used by the update server to no longer use
the "-" for 11.3.1 bu
ttp://wiki.laptop.org/go/Video_Chat
http://dev.laptop.org/git/projects/video-chat-activity
It requires a jabber server and working routing between public IP addresses.
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For the x86 builds, you might as well just install the same version of
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> Anthony is part of that effort.
>
> Where do I collect my prize? ;-)
Somebody get that man a job doing some kind of investigative writing
about technology. :)
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the newer version of xulrunner inside your program, if you need it,
although that would waste some disk space.
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(I don't think I know you -- do you want to tell us about which
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nk there were very early (months ago) bugs where sometimes you had
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and then the second time would work.
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I think we also had AV sync problems with Record on 1.5 with pulseaudio.
(We had sync problems with ALSA too, but I expect the fixes we used for
ALSA are different to ones we would have used for pulse.)
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On Mon, Nov 21 2011, Martin Langhoff wrote:
> Hi folks -- I was one of the early commenters on this. And Paul gave
> me a, ahem, strong recommendation. All caps. Neon lights, blinking:
>
> TRY IT OUT ON AN XO-1.75
And when *pgf* types in all caps, you *know* it's se
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esired /boot/olpc.fth change).
This is expected -- the develop.sig file is necessary to run your own
olpc.fth, because that file can execute any Forth commands (such as
the one to turn off security..)
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e likely to see improvements as our
graphics driver grows more acceleration capabilities.
(If these builds don't have enough debugging symbols for that, I've
still got the full build trees available.)
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Hi,
On Sun, Oct 02 2011, Chris Ball wrote:
> Yum doesn't work here on os8 for xo-1.75, it gives:
>
> Error: Cannot retrieve metalink for repository: fedora.
>
> I discovered that "sed -ei 's/https/http/g' /etc/yum.repos.d/*.repo"
> fixes the problem;
's/https/http/g' /etc/yum.repos.d/*.repo"
fixes the problem; maybe we're not shipping the https cert or something.
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T_CONF_MASK -- the priority bits, and
* ICU_INT_CONF_{{AP,CP}_INT,IRQ} -- the routing bits
(Make sure to ignore the Linux code for pxa168/pxa910 -- we're pxa688.)
Hopefully that's enough to get you going, feel free to ask more specific
questions
ot set
Thanks, pushed to olpc-kernel/arm-3.0-wip; this will be in our next build.
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Sympathetic coverage, I think. :-)
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Which removed the [sugarlabs_activities] config definitions from
examples/f14-arm.ini, even though it left the module itself enabled.
(Without those definitions, the sugarlabs_activities code isn't going
to d
ki.laptop.org/go/Activities/G1G1
No. That string's just providing the base URL to use -- when o-o-b is
looking for activities, it will append the major/minor/release version
numbers to it.
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>
> Thank you Reuben, that is what I was after. Are people happy for me to
> update those versions to later releases?
You should modify the subpage for the release you're working on --
see e.g. http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Activities/G1G1/11.2
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significantly more expensive than 1G of bare NAND.
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org/F14-arm/, maybe you
could continue using Martin's numbering scheme? It's better to minimize
the number of places we're hosting builds, I think, and not to have
shared build numbers in the same stream that point to different builds.
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#x27;ve pushed olpc-3.0:arm-3.0 to olpc-kernel:arm-3.0 now, so Martin can
start using olpc-kernel:arm-3.0 as the branch to include in ARM builds.
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> We've recently talked about reorganising our kernel git repo, and
> avoiding having multiple repos like we have ended up with now.
> I propose the following (and I volunteer to do it):
+1. Go ahead!
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n with the best price/reliability tradeoff, but right now the
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the old IP, which works for you but not Bert.
There are a lot of problem reprots in this thread that are just DNS
caching issues -- could I suggest that we wait ~12 hours and see how
things look then? I'm confident that everything now seems to be working
once the DNS changes show up.
Thanks,
know if not.
>
> Doesn't fix the download.laptop.org problem though:
Thanks, should be fixed now, providing your DNS says:
% host download.laptop.org
download.laptop.org is an alias for owl.laptop.org.
owl.laptop.org has address 18.85.2.163
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isted by Yahoo and some other
internet routers.
We've moved lists.laptop.org to a different machine (swan.laptop.org)
now, and Adam reports that Yahoo is accepting mail from us again.
The problems of the last ten days or so should be all gone now;
let us know if not.
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Hi,
On Fri, Jun 24 2011, Martin Langhoff wrote:
> The "olpc-utils and usable" build.
>
> http://build.laptop.org/F13-arm/os15/
Looks like the upload of this build didn't complete; there's no .zd.
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I've been using "boot int:\vmlinuz" for all of my 1.75 kernel work, and
it's been working fine. What do you see on serial?
last:\ maps to whichever device the olpc.fth was loaded from, so that
you can write an olpc.fth that doesn't need to know ahead of time
whet
:
> print(line.decode().strip())
There's no need to spawn a shell, and then spawn cat inside a shell.
Python knows how to open files:
print open("/ofw/serial-number").readline().strip()
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I've uploaded video of 17 EduJam talks now. More to come!
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means we should use the same care when deciding whether to merge the
patch. Martin and dsd would be better at speaking to how big a worry
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can perform on a system is a research project, as far as I know.
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, abiword/pyabiword, inkscape, csound,
espeak. If someone could work on successfully building these in F13
koji, would be great.
* Defaults to English language because we don't have an F13 olpc-utils yet.
To install:
ok fs-update ext:\os6.zd
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Note that the reboot code depends on an EC implementation for power_cycle.
---
arch/arm/mach-mmp/olpc-xo-1-75.c | 19 +++
include/linux/olpc-ec-1-75.h |3 +++
2 files changed, 22 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)
diff --git a/arch/arm/mach-mmp/olpc-xo-1-75.c b/arch/arm/mach-
nd right-hand side of
the screen are turned on. Otherwise, they don't use any power.
The program "powerd" on recent builds attempts to do what you are
describing, by powering down devices when they are idle.
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I expect it'll cause people to report it to us or OLPCA as an error, yeah.
Am I right in thinking that a .zd is actually just a signed forth script?
Could we patch the misleading behavior inside the generated .zd, and would
that be a good idea?
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On Wed, Mar 09 2011, Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
> What's the simplest way for a novice to tell if their XO is developer locked?
Push escape while the startup sound is playing. If you get an ok prompt,
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Cheese definitely talks to V4L2 (via gstreamer), and not to UVC, so I
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e our kernels already have CONFIG_USB_GSPCA=m, you can build this
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860/os860-8g.zd
ok fs-update os860-8g.zd
(OFW does the formatting for you.)
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like an activity could read the same ones.
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uot;espeak", "-w", wavpath, "-p", str(status.pitch),
"-s", str(rate), "-v", status.voice.name, text],
stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
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networking in Sugar, and the
NetworkManager applet lets you configure networking in GNOME.
The Control Panel lets you disable idle-suspend in Sugar, but
there's no functional analog in GNOME, so we're fixing that.
Nothing further is implied.
(To give a more straightforward answer: "
Hi,
> Is that the developer key mentioned at
>
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Firmware_security#Deployment_Key_Manufacturing_Data_Tags
> ?
Yes, it's that set of keys. I'd suggest discussing the rest off-list
with Martin/OLPCA.
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> Is it possible to lock an XO that came from the factory unlocked?
>
> All of our XOs are currently unlocked and we are comfortable with
> that for the moment. However, we may want to change this in the
> future.
Yes, entirely possible; Martin can help.
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Hi,
> SDHCI is that not the mmc controller? Don't think data is
> directly using it, power management kicking in maybe?
The wifi card, which is serving the image to the other machines, is
an SDIO card.
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Try using a different XO for the sender. It looks like something's up
with the wifi module, or the SD pins, on that unit.
(It could also be a bug in OFW, but I expect that it's simply
reporting a CRC error being raised by the SD controller hardware.)
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> Are OS images checked for integrity by the XO before they are
> written to the flash storage? I suspect not.
Yes.
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> Is it possible to access Wikibrowse from the GNOME side?
Yeah, you can:
cd /home/olpc/Activities/Wikipedia.activity
python server.py es_PE/es_PE.xml.bz2 8000 &
launch Firefox, browse to http://localhost:8000/
(That's from memory, might need tweaking.)
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> that seems to conflict with the highly proprietary nature of most
> vendors in the ARM SOC space.
Tell us about it. :/
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place. Do you
>> have any idea?
Oops, now I see that (a) this message is old, and (b) maybe you wanted
to have the files removed each boot, just not the directory. Sorry
for the noise.
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somewhere else. You can look at
/etc/rwtab to see where is available.
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because it happens internally to the flash device.
We've found instances of flash devices where you need to continue
providing power for two seconds after (1) has finished, such that
(2) can finish before power is lost, else corruption happens.
(Requiring this is in violation of the relevant s
PC) Linux kernels are usable on the XO. This has
historically been the largest roadblock against running other distros.
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Hi Dan,
> - driver renamed to "xo1p5-ebook"
Not sure where the 'p' comes from -- how about "xo1_5-ebook"?
We could do the same on 1.75, e.g. olpc-ec-1_75.c.
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ps with your
> help?
Sounds great, let me know if there's anything I need to do.
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