After struggling with a Compulab CM3530 board to no avail I purchased
a Beagleboard-xM. Out of the box the demo image included came right
up. I managed to get uvcvideo working, installed gstreamer, everything
seemed OK except cmemk.ko will not install overlapping the kernel.

The uEnv.txt options are ignored, I have tried every possible
combination and gave up assuming the kernel is ignoring my
mem=99M@0x80000000 mem=384M@0x88000000 arguments (yes I have tried
countless permutations and yes loadmodules.sh is inside this gap). So
then I built a Narcissus image with Gnome, etc, all included. It boots
only to:

 usb0: link up, 100Mbps, full-duplex, lpa 0x45E1 on the serial console
and the DVI is the Angstrom image and hangs there. Pinging it gives a
kernel error in sync with the ping. I have no way to find out where or
why it hangs...

I have built two times and to no avail. I then had Narcissus build a
console image. It does allow me to create a 16M window but uvcvideo
refuses to work despite every attempt.

modprobe uvcvideo gives no found, insmod seems to work but camera is
not detected.

I am now trying the setup-scripts but there is no documents telling me
how to get gnome built into this. So, is it actually possible to get a
working image for the BB-xM? I have spent days hacking on this and all
I want to do is stream video and audio over the network.

Where in this mountain of stuff can I specify the exact options for my
build? Under the setup-scripts Meta-Ti there are 6 or 8 kernel
version, it is endless..

Is this documented anywhere?

ALso, am I missing something on the sd scripts? It failes to build the
rootfs partition on every attempt.... I end up having to fiddle with
that as well.

I really had hoped Narcissus would work but apparently it is a bust as
well. I am at the point of finding a new platform or OS for this
design....


Sorry to be cynical but does any of this actually work as advertised?
Any help would be appreciated...


-- 
Dave Thomas

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