Can I just run this script from my BeagleBoard then?
yeap.. just download with wget on the beagle and run it with bash..
it'll backup your existing uImage and install the new *.deb file..
Regards,
But if it's just the usb/network you can't see, double check it's not
showing up as eth0 now..
PS.. this is going to trip up a lot of people.. What do you guys
think of an omap kernel faq page on elinux?
like: http://elinux.org/OMAP_FAQ
then just list stuff like:
2.6.36:
ttyS2 -> ttyO2 conversion
2.6.39:
smsc95xx: usb1 -> eth0
U-boot: v20xx-xx
boot.scr -> uEnv.txt
Thoughts?
My mistake, affected were these that I tried.
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4392480 2011-03-31 01:57 vmlinuz-2.6.39-rc1-d1
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 3235856 2011-04-12 16:44 vmlinuz-2.6.39-rc3-d2
So I didn't try 2.6.39-rc3-d3.
Regards
Sid.
Yeap, those had the ehci bus dead on arrival.. 
Sorry you had to go
thru those..
For next time, so you don't have to waste time with bad version's
check out my "LATEST" file.
example for natty: http://rcn-ee.net/deb/natty/LATEST
STABLE: is what i use for the Ubuntu demo image on elinux.org, with
two daily automated omap3 based testing boards..
TESTING: half dozen omap3/omap4 automated testing. (at this point we
know the kernel's usb/eth/serial works, and they can "reboot")..
EXPERIMENTAL: yeah it is atleast buildable by deb-pkg.. may or may not
work right away, only moved to TESTING after usb/eth/serial and
rebooting seems to work reliable..
Regards,
No big deal, it's easy to get back to the previous kernel by copying back the old uImage and uInitrd.
Regards
Sid.
It's a good idea.
I just installed 2.6.39-rc4-d3 and it came up with eth0 configured by dhcp.
I changed usb1 to eth0 in /etc/network/interfaces, rebooted and I am back up on eth0 with a static IP address.
Regards
Sid.
I get a message that says powervr-omap3 (3.01.00.07)... [fail] and a
WARNING that says I'm missing the headers. But I'm not sure where to
get the 2.6.39-rc4-d3 headers from. Any help?
"powervr" isn't related to the DSP. It's related to the OpenGL support.
See http://elinux.org/BeagleBoard#Graphics_accelerator for info on
getting OpenGL working with the BeagleBoard.
I'm working on integration of SGX into my custom build but have not yet
done any application development with it so can't help with the headers
problem.
You looked here right?
http://rcn-ee.net/deb/maverick/v2.6.39-rc4-d3/
But 3.01.00.07 may not even build against it anymore. My kernel currently uses the 4.03.00.02 sgx libs.
So more important did it fix your dsp issue?
Regards,
I think I have the DSP working, although the gst-dsp installer didnt work for me.
I tried the dsp-installer from rcn-ee and installed successfully, even after updating to 2.6.39-rc4 I still get the error, but lsmod now shows: mailbox, mailbox_mach, & bridgedriver.
I have had some success with dsp-tools and the userspace-dspbridge utilities as all the functions do what they are supposed to, so I assume the DSP is working.
Now I believe I need to get SGX going, as well as try to figure out how to apply this my project. The video stream is JPEG format, so I’m hoping I can set up the DSP to do some of the encoding/decoding. As I said before the mapping is done mostly with OpenGL, so I hope I can use SGX to speed this up. Any ideas on how to do this?
I downloaded the appropriate headers to /usr/src/ and tried to install the new kernel again, but got the same [FAIL] message when I retried the 2.6.39-rc4 installer.
Also for some reason my ethernet connection isn’t working anymore, the LED’s stay solid and it won’t connect.
I think I have the DSP working, although the gst-dsp installer didnt work for me.
I tried the dsp-installer from rcn-ee and installed successfully, even after updating to 2.6.39-rc4 I still get the error, but lsmod now shows: mailbox, mailbox_mach, & bridgedriver.
I have had some success with dsp-tools and the userspace-dspbridge utilities as all the functions do what they are supposed to, so I assume the DSP is working.
Now I believe I need to get SGX going, as well as try to figure out how to apply this my project. The video stream is JPEG format, so I’m hoping I can set up the DSP to do some of the encoding/decoding. As I said before the mapping is done mostly with OpenGL, so I hope I can use SGX to speed this up. Any ideas on how to do this?
For the sgx drivers you need to use the create sgx package script I have on the elinux ubuntu page…
with 2.6.39: usb1 is now eth0....
If you don't even see that with "sudo ifconfig -a" let us know..
Regards,