Re: Questions about building plasma active

2012-05-04 Thread Lamarque V. Souza
Em Saturday 28 April 2012, Marco Martin escreveu:
 On Saturday 28 April 2012, Lamarque V. Souza wrote:
  Em Saturday 28 April 2012, Jonathan Schultz escreveu:
   Hello folks,
  
  Hi,
  
   I've just discovered this project so please bear with me if I ask
   questions to which the answers are already out there.
   
   I've just been trying to install KDE Active on a Motorola Xoom, which
   is a Tegra 2 device. The basyskom install scripts don't seem to work,
   but I was able to flash the boot image and install the filesystem on
   an SD card as per the directions. When I booted nothing happened. :(
   Literally, no messages, nothing.
  
  Sometimes on first boot the screeh becomes black for several minutes
  
  while nepomuk is indexing the file system. If there is disk activity you
  should wait (up to 7 minutes) and see if the desktop appears.
 
 this happens when the date of the shared desktop ontologies files are more
 recent than the nepomuk database dump (or if there isn't a db preloaded at
 all)

Good to know that.

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Re: Questions about building plasma active

2012-04-30 Thread Jonathan Schultz

Many thanks for the input.


Mer Plasma Active builds use systemd as their init system and the above
error looks like you don't have the required kernel options set in your
kernel config to satisfy systemd.


You were right on there.


See http://wiki.merproject.org/wiki/Adaptation_Guide for options you
need in your kernel.


So now it gets a lot further into the boot process.

I see one suspicious message:


systemd-logind.service: main process exited, code=exited, status=1
Starting Login Service failed, see 'systemctl status systemd-logind.service for 
details.


I see no way to get open a shell to look for those details.

Then a few lines down:


starting X server with /usr/bin/Xorg :0 -nolisten tcp -noreset -auth 
/home/mer/.Xauthority vt1


and there it freezes, presumably the X server fails to start.

If I take the SD card out and look at /var/log/Xorg.0.log I see it ends 
with:



[36.997] (WW) Falling back to old probe method for tegra
[36.997] (II) Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/tegra_drv.so
[36.997] (WW) VGA arbiter: cannot open kernel arbiter, no multi-card support


Which looks like more kernel stuff, but nothing I can understand.

Any further suggestions?

Cheers,
Jonathan
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Re: Questions about building plasma active

2012-04-30 Thread martin brook
Jonathon Hi,

Good progress.

What you are seeing now is probably a mismatch between the kernel and
userspace tegra video bits and pieces.

Try configuring X to use a simple framebuffer device instead of
tegra_drv.so

BR

vgrade

On Mon, Apr 30, 2012 at 12:55 PM, Jonathan Schultz jonat...@imatix.comwrote:

 Many thanks for the input.


  Mer Plasma Active builds use systemd as their init system and the above
 error looks like you don't have the required kernel options set in your
 kernel config to satisfy systemd.


 You were right on there.


  See 
 http://wiki.merproject.org/**wiki/Adaptation_Guidehttp://wiki.merproject.org/wiki/Adaptation_Guidefor
  options you
 need in your kernel.


 So now it gets a lot further into the boot process.

 I see one suspicious message:

  systemd-logind.service: main process exited, code=exited, status=1
 Starting Login Service failed, see 'systemctl status
 systemd-logind.service for details.


 I see no way to get open a shell to look for those details.

 Then a few lines down:

  starting X server with /usr/bin/Xorg :0 -nolisten tcp -noreset -auth
 /home/mer/.Xauthority vt1


 and there it freezes, presumably the X server fails to start.

 If I take the SD card out and look at /var/log/Xorg.0.log I see it ends
 with:

  [36.997] (WW) Falling back to old probe method for tegra
 [36.997] (II) Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/**tegra_drv.so
 [36.997] (WW) VGA arbiter: cannot open kernel arbiter, no multi-card
 support


 Which looks like more kernel stuff, but nothing I can understand.

 Any further suggestions?

 Cheers,
 Jonathan

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Re: Questions about building plasma active

2012-04-29 Thread martin brook
Jonathan Hi,

'Failed to mount /dev: No such device'

Mer Plasma Active builds use systemd as their init system and the above
error looks like you don't have the required kernel options set in your
kernel config to satisfy systemd.

See http://wiki.merproject.org/wiki/Adaptation_Guide for options you need
in your kernel.

BR

vgrade


On Sun, Apr 29, 2012 at 2:23 AM, Jonathan Schultz jonat...@imatix.comwrote:

 Sometimes on first boot the screeh becomes black for several minutes
 while nepomuk is indexing the file system. If there is disk activity you
 should wait (up to 7 minutes) and see if the desktop appears.


 I cannot tell whether there is disk activity as it's all solid state. :)

 I'm not sure whether I should have been getting console output on boot. I
 tried it with liv2's kernel 
 https://github.com/LIV2/LIV2-**Xoom-GNUhttps://github.com/LIV2/LIV2-Xoom-GNU(which
  works getting debian on the xoom) and the boot hung at:

  'Failed to mount /dev: No such device'

 so I presume there is some kernel incompatibility going on.


  I do not own an Arm tablet to test the procedure myself. You should try
 wainting 10 minutes to see if the homescreen appears.


 Is there somewhere to go to talk to people doing arm builds?


  All our builds are rpm based but Kubuntu already packs Plasma Active:


 Ah, that's interesting. I see they are only doing i386 builds for the
 moment but maybe I can get on board that project.

 Cheers,

 Jonathan
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Re: Questions about building plasma active

2012-04-28 Thread Jonathan Schultz

Sometimes on first boot the screeh becomes black for several minutes
while nepomuk is indexing the file system. If there is disk activity you
should wait (up to 7 minutes) and see if the desktop appears.


I cannot tell whether there is disk activity as it's all solid state. :)

I'm not sure whether I should have been getting console output on boot. 
I tried it with liv2's kernel https://github.com/LIV2/LIV2-Xoom-GNU 
(which works getting debian on the xoom) and the boot hung at:


 'Failed to mount /dev: No such device'

so I presume there is some kernel incompatibility going on.


I do not own an Arm tablet to test the procedure myself. You should try
wainting 10 minutes to see if the homescreen appears.


Is there somewhere to go to talk to people doing arm builds?


All our builds are rpm based but Kubuntu already packs Plasma Active:


Ah, that's interesting. I see they are only doing i386 builds for the 
moment but maybe I can get on board that project.


Cheers,
Jonathan
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Questions about building plasma active

2012-04-27 Thread Jonathan Schultz

Hello folks,

I've just discovered this project so please bear with me if I ask 
questions to which the answers are already out there.


I've just been trying to install KDE Active on a Motorola Xoom, which is 
a Tegra 2 device. The basyskom install scripts don't seem to work, but I 
was able to flash the boot image and install the filesystem on an SD 
card as per the directions. When I booted nothing happened. :( 
Literally, no messages, nothing.


But I have been able to install Debian and KDE/netbook using this 
information: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1192639


So my questions are:

1. Can anyone suggest how to figure out what's going wrong with 
basyskom's images?


2. What is involved in building plasma active from sources? Could it be 
installed as a Debian package? How much tweaking has gone into the 
kernel? Etc.


Many thanks,
Jonathan
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Re: Questions about building plasma active

2012-04-27 Thread Lamarque V. Souza
Em Saturday 28 April 2012, Jonathan Schultz escreveu:
 Hello folks,

Hi,
 
 I've just discovered this project so please bear with me if I ask
 questions to which the answers are already out there.
 
 I've just been trying to install KDE Active on a Motorola Xoom, which is
 a Tegra 2 device. The basyskom install scripts don't seem to work, but I
 was able to flash the boot image and install the filesystem on an SD
 card as per the directions. When I booted nothing happened. :(
 Literally, no messages, nothing.

Sometimes on first boot the screeh becomes black for several minutes 
while nepomuk is indexing the file system. If there is disk activity you 
should wait (up to 7 minutes) and see if the desktop appears.   
 
 But I have been able to install Debian and KDE/netbook using this
 information: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1192639
 
 So my questions are:
 
 1. Can anyone suggest how to figure out what's going wrong with
 basyskom's images?

I do not own an Arm tablet to test the procedure myself. You should try 
wainting 10 minutes to see if the homescreen appears.
 
 2. What is involved in building plasma active from sources? Could it be
 installed as a Debian package? How much tweaking has gone into the
 kernel? Etc.

You need to compile kde-workspace with the mobile profile and compile 
the master branch from the following KDE repositories: plasma-mobile, 
startactive, kde-runtime, contour, kactivities and share-like-connect. All our 
builds are rpm based but Kubuntu already packs Plasma Active:

http://blogs.kde.org/node/4544

We have not created new patches for the kernel, we use the kernel used 
in Meego or Mer. They contain patches applied but not from us.

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