Hi,
I find there is a tricky discount which is hidden between the ABS and ELC
events.
If you want to get that discount, register the ELC first. During the ELC
registration pages, it will tell you if you also want to attend the ABS,
the ticket price will be USD 150. The original ABS ticket price is USD 325.
But there is no any discount information if you register ABS first.
So if you register the ABS first (like me, unfortunately), you will pay the
full ticket price on both events.
I have sent an email to them to ask the refund but I'm not sure they will
accept. I haven't received their feedback yet.
FYI.
BR
Botao Sun
We've started to spin up an effort to automate Android benchmarks in
LAVA (thanks Andy and Bero). The toolchain group is interested in
these results and would like the results in raw text form so that they
can extend their parser to read it. I figured we should just shoot for
this first since getting benchmark results to the toolchain group is
very important.
Does this sound good to you Andy and Bero?
Michael/Åsa would you guys mind sending a sample of a preferred format
and how you'd like it delivered?
Paul, what ways can LAVA push out a text file?
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Friends,
Jesse found this connector:
http://parts.digikey.com/1/parts/1637446-cbl-usb-a-rcpt-mini-a-plug-102mm-1…
It *should* work and for our friends in India I just found this:
http://www.digikey.in/
Happy shopping,
Mathieu.
PS: If someone ends up buying the connector please get back to us with
your results.
On 12-01-10 03:50 PM, Mathieu Poirier wrote:
>
> Jesse,
>
> That is an interesting setup you have there. I have a mini A
> interfacing to a standard USB A male
>
> See this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Mini_usb_AB.jpg
>
> What needs to get in to the OTG port on the Snowball is a true mini A
> (shown on the left in above link). If a mini B (shown on the right) is
> used the board will get powered and devices won't be discovered.
>
> Mini A connectors are very hard to find in the US. If you're fortunate
> enough to have one go ahead and try it.
>
> Mathieu.
>
> On 12-01-10 03:35 PM, Jesse Barker wrote:
>> Silly question. Do you know if an adapter would cause a problem? The
>> hub I have is mini-USB to the hub, and the cable that came with it is
>> mini-USB to USB-A (I have an adapter to make the cable mini-USB at
>> both ends).
>>
>> cheers,
>> Jesse
>>
>> On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 2:26 PM, Mathieu Poirier
>> <mathieu.poirier(a)linaro.org> wrote:
>>> I suppose gurus at STE found a work around - I don't have more details
>>> on the solution.
>>>
>>> I have a very basic Dynex 4 port hub. See http://bit.ly/ywaqjT .
>>>
>>> Mathieu.
>>>
>>> On 12-01-10 03:11 PM, Zach Pfeffer wrote:
>>>> On 10 January 2012 14:36, Mathieu Poirier <mathieu.poirier(a)linaro.org> wrote:
>>>>> Good day all,
>>>>>
>>>>> It is now possible to get input from multiple USB device using a powered
>>>>> USB hub. In my current setup I have a mouse and a keyboard and
>>>>> everything works well. Only basic functionality is supported - USB hot
>>>>> plug and return from hibernation will not work.
>>>>>
>>>>> This has been tested on landing-snowball builds for kernel 3.0 and 3.1,
>>>>> the latest can be found here:
>>>>>
>>>>> https://android-build.linaro.org/builds/~linaro-android/staging-snowball/#b…
>>>>>
>>>>> The feature has been proven to work with V5 and V11 boards.
>>>>>
>>>>> Special thanks to our 3-stars kernel engineer Philippe Langlais and the
>>>>> STE connectivity team for their relentlessness work on this problem.
>>>>
>>>> Nicely done Mathieu!
>>>>
>>>> This had been thought to be a hardware problem. Could you expand on
>>>> the solution a little bit and list the USB hub you're using to test
>>>> with?
>>>>
>>>>> Best regards,
>>>>> Mathieu.
>>>>>
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>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
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>
Good day all,
It is now possible to get input from multiple USB device using a powered
USB hub. In my current setup I have a mouse and a keyboard and
everything works well. Only basic functionality is supported - USB hot
plug and return from hibernation will not work.
This has been tested on landing-snowball builds for kernel 3.0 and 3.1,
the latest can be found here:
https://android-build.linaro.org/builds/~linaro-android/staging-snowball/#b…
The feature has been proven to work with V5 and V11 boards.
Special thanks to our 3-stars kernel engineer Philippe Langlais and the
STE connectivity team for their relentlessness work on this problem.
Best regards,
Mathieu.
Power Management Item:
=====================
One of the roadmap cards the PMWG is working on is the thermal management card.
http://status.linaro.org/card/PMWG2011-THERMAL-MANAGEMENT.html
One of the acceptance criteria for this item is:
Thermal management should be validated on an Android image; a
suggestion is to run the system on the highest OPP, and use that to
trigger the thermal transition.
Per Amit D., This topic has been discussed with Samsung landing team,
they will pick these patches for hwpack and android release.
I want to make sure this happens and the patches make it to an Android
image that we can test with on Samsung platform.
Android Agenda Items
===================
1. Single kernel?
2. Benchmarks-to-toolchain-group work
3. Developer tools
4. MM help with Video Conferencing
5. GFX help GLMark2
6. PM on all Android targets
7. How else can Android help you?
Notes:
---------
* Single Kernel status unknown.
* Valgrind +2
* MM help with video conferencing?
* How can Android better help you
* MM? Panda Audio enablement, Vishal question, what’s the plan for
the rest, AI for Zach to send plan.
* GFX? Wiki pages are helpful. Some kind of dev guide. PoC list for
Android issues.
* Toolchain: Valgrind, auto-benchmarks, PoC lists, getting going
* PM: Power Tutor, stalled out, Zach to pick back up , Amit can you,
once CPU idle, pick i up support
* KWG: ???
Dev Platform Agenda Items:
=======================
1. Deliverables that might affect Ubuntu
2. How to make sure PM is properly integrated at the Ubuntu targets
3. MM and work needed to improve XBMC and Ubuntu TV (qtmobility)
4. GFX planning for 12.01 and work with Unity 3D
5. Anything missing at the Dev Platform (images, tools) that might be
interesting for other WGs?
Notes:
---------
* Michael is fine with the current sysroot produced by Marcin, and
plan to keep validating it by hand once they are available. Maybe a
discussion should happen at Connect to see if this can be automate.
* Please send Ubuntu input to Ricardo.
* Still not sure if Ubuntu is properly using power management (as the
LT is maintaining the tree and config set), Amit will take a look and
see if anything is missing.
* Point to MM working group, XBMC and Ubuntu TV, can the MM WG help?
Ravi is. Kan Hu - XBMC still need a person for Ubuntu TV.
* Mark and Alexandros is working on Unity-3D upstreaming. Fighting
against time. They are the correct PoC for Unity-3D upstreaming for
this month and through Connect.
* Ricardo, are there any other tools that people need in Ubuntu?
Jesse, images are fairly good.
Validation Agenda Items:
====================
1. There was some recent discussion with mmwg about audio e2e testing,
and whether we should be testing this over hdmi for boards that
default to hdmi, or whether all boards should start with a test to
simply cover the jack loopback.
2. Kernel WG testsuite progress?
Notes:
---------
* End-to-end audio test. Need to handle HDMI audio test. Audio
loop-back over jack is one test case and HDMI audio loop-back is a
seperate test. Need HDMI test in the next 3-4 months.
* Need to get audio test into LAVA.
* Tom to work on Android and other higher level tests
Housekeeping:
===========
The quality of voice really sucks. Any suggestions for a public
platform, or should we move back to #linaro-meeting?
- Mumble seems to work better, as you can see where the noise is
coming and mute the person (but people generally have issues with
mumble).
- Google Hangout? Would probably work fine too (it’s the only good
thing of google+ ;-)
There are quite a few conflicts with this time slot, we need to
reschedule. I (dzin) will try to find a more appropriate time slot.
Apologies and please bear with me.
==============
= Action Items: =
==============
Amit will send out CONFIG options to check and a test we can run by
hand for http://status.linaro.org/card/PMWG2011-THERMAL-MANAGEMENT.html.
Ideally this would be part of the pm test case available at LAVA.
Besides config enablement, would be good to check with LTs if they are
including the needed patches and so on.
Zach to spin up a thread about feeding raw data to the toolchain
grouphttp://status.linaro.org/card/PMWG2011-THERMAL-MANAGEMENT.html
Zach to send an email to KWG.
Ricardo to spin up a BP for remaining XBMC and Ubuntu TV work (2
different BPs to target 2 people)
Zach to meet with Benjamin.
Tony to talk to Alexandros about GLMark2 integration work, Zach to get
a thread going.
David to send out a summary to linaro-dev and linaro-android.
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Sorry, didn't get to the mailing list on first , reposting so all folks
had a chance to see it.
Begin forwarded message:
Hello,
On Thu, 5 Jan 2012 06:46:56 -0800
Bernhard Rosenkränzer <bernhard.rosenkranzer(a)linaro.org> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On 5 January 2012 04:58, Paul Sokolovsky <paul.sokolovsky(a)linaro.org>
> wrote:
> > I noticed that
> > https://android-build.linaro.org/jenkins/job/linaro-android_staging-imx53/
> > started to fail due to out of space condition on build/out/ ramdisk.
>
> I've seen that happening too.
Ok, that was fixed on Friday (by having only build/out/target/ on
the ramdisk). Alexander also asked to provide means manage risk of that
reoccurring again during hot time. You can add "RAMDISK_SIZE=0" in such
case. I don't expect that happening anytime soon (have ~3Gb free now),
so just FYI.
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Hi All,
New to Linaro. We are trying to sync the source for Panda Board, as
per the steps mentioned in the following link:
https://wiki.linaro.org/Platform/Android/GetSource
We are unable to sync the two projects from external folder. So
skipped thous projects. We used both default (GCC 4.4.0) and Linaro
(GCC 4.6.0) toolchain. But build is unsuccessful. When we did a web
search for the error, it was mention that as compiler issues.
Can someone share, which is the suitable Android release for development?
Bye :)
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