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00:57.37Laurenceb_http://pastebin.com/m70395112
00:57.51Laurenceb_"no rule to make target main" whats wrong with my makefile?
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01:37.06zookoafkHi folks.  Anybody know of a low-po
01:37.06zookoafkw
01:37.28zookoa low-power, cheap, small system that can run SATA drives?
01:38.02g1powermac_PBsome atom based system?
01:38.13zookoThat would be interesting.
01:38.21g1powermac_PBor are you looking for a more embedded option?
01:38.22zookoI'm partial to ARM, but probably that's just an irrational prejudice on my part.
01:38.27zookoI'm curious about both.
01:38.58g1powermac_PBtries to remember this one system. . .ugh can't recall its name
01:39.00zookoOh, I guess you didn't see my earlier query, just before you joined today: <zooko> Folks, this paper claims that embedded chips make for cheaper servers
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01:39.03zooko<zooko> I looked and wasn't able to find, for example, an ARM system that
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01:40.40g1powermac_PBaha, found it
01:40.50g1powermac_PBhttp://www.revogear.com/Default.asp?Redirected=Y
01:41.52g1powermac_PBhttp://www.revogear.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=KURO%2DBOX%2FPRO&Show=TechSpecs
01:42.21g1powermac_PBthat would work for ya if thats the kind of system you're looking for
01:47.45zookoCool!  Good price, good specs, except that it can drive only one SATA drive.  I was hoping for at least two.
01:47.53zookoThat paper that I referenced talks about two.
01:48.17zookoAh SATA Interface - 2 ports -- one in HDD bay, one external (NOT eSATA)
01:48.18g1powermac_PBcould do two with it, one internal, one external
01:48.31zookocool!  Thanks!
01:48.50g1powermac_PBya welcome :-)
01:50.15g1powermac_PBplus you got pci express on it, you could some other interesting things with it
01:51.47g1powermac_PBhttp://buffalo.nas-central.org/wiki/KuroBoxPro
01:53.39zookoWhat could I do with pci express?
01:54.32g1powermac_PBmore sata ports for one
01:56.18g1powermac_PByou could also add wifi and some other neat things
01:56.41zookoWhat sort of peripheral gives more SATA ports by plugging into a PCI Express slot?
01:57.19g1powermac_PBa sata pci express card
01:57.38g1powermac_PBwifi: http://www.amazon.com/AIRPACE-WIFI-WLP-01-Express-Wi-Fi/dp/B000M5GCJG
01:58.10g1powermac_PBsata: http://www.cooldrives.com/sapciexsaii3.html
01:58.44g1powermac_PBof course, I'm not sure how the case on the kuro box is set and how easily one of these cards can be added
01:59.56zookoThanks again.
02:00.55g1powermac_PBone note, the examples I gave may not be very linux compatible. . .I've not checked them for compatibility
02:01.15g1powermac_PBespecially the wifi. . .them are always a pain to get working under linux
02:02.09zookoOk.
02:03.10zookoThere's no reason why it couldn't use a 2 TB SATA drive is there?
02:05.00g1powermac_PBdon't see why not
02:12.17g1powermac_PBgnight
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03:27.47zookoAnybody know what sort of wattage for a Kuro Box Pro ARM 9 version?
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10:27.21hydrexhi
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10:49.15SpeedEvilSilly dropbear question. My router has dropbear on. ssh router -D 8080 - use router as a socks proxy - doesn't actually work, giving connection interrupted.
10:49.50SpeedEvildropbear objects saying can't setup  proxying if I pick a used port, o obviously it's trying
10:50.51mnemocSpeedEvil: that probably depends on the version of dropbear you run there and what features it has enabled, and also if dropbear actually supports that at all. better ask your vendor
10:51.10SpeedEvilhaha
10:51.30SpeedEvilvendor doesn't even acknowledge that the router has GPL stuff on.
10:51.32SpeedEvilSoo, ...
10:51.38mnemocso flash it
10:51.41SpeedEvilI was wondering if it was a common problem
10:52.06SpeedEvilnot supported by the common stuff - too little ROM AIUI
10:52.35mnemoceven for dd-wrt?
10:52.42SpeedEvilactually, I lie.
10:52.58SpeedEvilI haven't actually checked, I just assumed as the lower version I had previously - with less RAM - diddn't
10:53.11SpeedEvilgoes to check.
10:53.29SpeedEvilsorry for the silly question - not woken up properly.
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10:54.01mnemochands amug of dark coffee to SpeedEvil
10:54.17SpeedEviloh - it's a DSL/router thingy - doesn't the binary present problems?
10:56.06SpeedEvilwell - that was quick - no dynamode routers supported - if the list on the dd-wrt website is accurate
10:57.36SpeedEvilI guess my next step is to setup a cpu model               : MIPS 4KEc V4.8 toolchain.
10:57.52SpeedEvilthansk.
10:58.46mnemocgood luck
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11:42.14devilsadvocatehas anyone here tried using the atmel sam-ice (or the segger jtag) on linux? i'm trying to use it with my atmel at91sam7xc512-ek, and all i want to be able to do is write code onto my chip, even if debugging is not possible :\
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15:33.04zookoDoes anybody know of an ARM board in ITX form factor and with SATA ports?  Like this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813121360
15:33.08zookobut ARM instead of Atom?
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15:46.20mnemoczooko: http://www.embeddedarm.com/products/board-detail.php?product=TS-7800 ?
15:49.22mnemocnot miniitx but arm9 and with two sata ports
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16:06.59zookomnemoc: thanks!
16:08.41zookohttp://testgrid.allmydata.org:3567/uri/URI:DIR2-RO:j74uhg25nwdpjpacl6rkat2yhm:kav7ijeft5h7r7rxdp5bgtlt3viv32yabqajkrdykozia5544jqa/wiki.html
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16:12.15zookoWow, it comes with an FPGA.
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20:08.56Laurencebhi
20:09.17Laurencebcan anyone help me with the olimex openocd jtag cable?
20:09.45Laurencebhttp://openhardware.net/Embedded_ARM/OpenOCD_JTAG/
20:09.59LaurencebI'm trying to follow those instructions but I'm stuck :(
20:10.19Laurencebconfigure: error: You appear to be missing the FTD2xx driver library.
20:10.34Laurencebbut installing the driver was the first thing I did :(
20:18.43roxfandid you install libftd2xx or libftfdi? (they are different thingd)
20:19.14Laurencebhmm
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20:19.40Laurenceb# copied the dynamic lib with cp libftd2xx.so.0.4.13 /usr/local/lib/
20:19.59Laurencebso libftfdi is missing?
20:22.54roxfanno
20:23.01roxfaneither one should work
20:23.07Laurencebright
20:23.18Laurencebok, so I checked an everything is there
20:23.20roxfanbut you also need to make sure configure can find the header
20:23.33roxfaniirc there's a switch you can use
20:23.39Laurencebedited /etc/ld.so.conf and added the line /usr/local/lib  ?
20:24.24roxfanuh i don' think you need to do anything so drastic... maybe after you get it compiled
20:24.28Laurencebetc/ld.so.conf at present includes libc.conf that has the line /usr/local/lib
20:24.47Laurencebget what compiled?
20:24.51roxfanopenocd
20:24.56Laurencebgot you
20:25.07Laurencebyeah thats what I cant get to compile
20:25.22roxfanmoving lib around at this point won't help
20:25.36roxfani think it can't find the header file
20:25.38Laurencebwell the configure script searches for the lib?
20:26.05Laurencebchecking ftd2xx.h usability... yes checking ftd2xx.h presence... yes checking for ftd2xx.h... yes checking for library containing FT_GetLibraryVersion... no
20:26.17roxfanah hm
20:26.42roxfananything in the log file?
20:27.49Laurencebhttp://pastebin.com/d6685dba5
20:28.57roxfanhm, it claims your files are incompatible
20:29.04roxfanare you on x86>
20:29.29roxfanah, x64
20:29.38roxfani think that's the reason
20:30.08LaurencebI'm on amd64
20:30.11Laurenceboh doh
20:30.24Laurencebso the library i grabbed isnt compatible
20:30.56roxfanhttp://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/D2XX/Linux/libftd2xx0.4.16_x86_64.tar.gz
20:31.48Laurencebso I only need to replace the library not the headers?
20:32.10roxfanprobably
20:32.21Laurencebok here goes... back soon :P
20:32.27roxfani guess you could replace the headers just in case
20:32.43LaurencebI'm lazy, may as well try first
20:32.48roxfansince the version is greater than what's linked from that page
20:33.16Laurencebah yes
20:41.30Laurencebok it configured
20:41.34Laurencebbut make failed
20:42.14roxfanwell, there was something else then
20:43.57Laurencebhttp://pastebin.com/d51614eac
20:44.11Laurencebany ideas?
20:44.20LaurencebI copied all the files
20:47.25roxfantry adding --enable-maintainer-mode  to configure
20:47.45roxfanthere was some mention of it on ML recently
20:50.24Laurencebsucess XD
20:50.51Laurencebthanks, right onto the nexct step
20:54.16Laurencebwill the methos he uses for creating a config file work?
20:58.01Laurencebok it seemed to
20:58.09Laurencebwhere do I add the jtag speed option?
21:03.28Laurencebhttp://pastebin.com/d2b5bc45e
21:03.34Laurencebthats what I get :-/
21:15.44Laurencebok... tried a different cfg file
21:15.53LaurencebInfo:    openocd.c:93 main(): Open On-Chip Debugger (2007-09-05 09:00 CEST)
21:15.54LaurencebError:   ft2232.c:1439 ft2232_init_libftdi(): unable to open ftdi device: unable to fetch product description
21:16.15Laurencebbut if the jtag isnt prugged in it says no device found, so the jtag worksd
21:22.06Laurencebok... can the jtag power the target board
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22:49.06roxfanLaurenceb: if that was a question, the answer is no
22:49.21Laurencebyeah I solved it thanks
22:49.27Laurencebso I have jtag working
22:49.40roxfanok
22:49.47Laurenceband openocd listens on telnet port4444 I guess...
22:50.03Laurencebhttp://pastebin.com/d412364cf
22:50.13Laurencebso how can I wipe the flash?
22:51.00roxfanflash erase?
22:51.03roxfannot sure
22:52.04Laurencebso i telnet where....
22:52.14Laurenceb4444:localhost or something
22:52.21roxfanlocalhost 4444
22:52.36roxfanor maybe localhost:4444
22:52.44roxfannot sure how it's on linux
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22:56.46SpeedEvildepends on the client
22:56.58SpeedEviltelnet localhost 4000 works
22:57.23Laurencebhmm I need to know the commands tho
22:57.33roxfanthere's "help"
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23:25.53Laurencebhow do I use openocd then?
23:39.24Laurencebah ok got it...
23:39.45Laurencebif I have a hex file, how do I setup the alignments?
23:41.21Laurencebfailed writing image /home/laurence/Documents/lpc2148_demo/lpc2148_USB.hex: offset breaks required alignment

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