After fixing a handful of bugs, and adding support (still in a slightly hacky way) for some desktop GL (1.4) features (namely, GL_QUADS), I've got gnome-shell working with freedreno:
Full video here
I've also made a sort of fedora F18 installer for the touchpad, for anyone out there who wants to give it a spin:
Note that gnome-shell itself is not installed by default in the arm fedora builds.. so, 'sudo yum install gnome-shell'
Full video here
I've also made a sort of fedora F18 installer for the touchpad, for anyone out there who wants to give it a spin:
Note that gnome-shell itself is not installed by default in the arm fedora builds.. so, 'sudo yum install gnome-shell'
Will this overwrite everything on there already or will it add another boot option (I currently have WebOS and Android on there)
ReplyDeleteIt won't overwrite webos.. I haven't tried with android, but I assume it shouldn't. Fwiw, the partitioning scripts were originally based on the scripts for partitioning/installing ubuntu. The basic partitioning scheme is inherited from that.
DeleteFirst of all - great work!
ReplyDeleteBut Xorg isn't starting for me;
(EE) Failed to load /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/freedreno_drv.so: libdrm_freedreno.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
What did I miss?
oh, hmm.. looks like forgot libdrm in the fedora installer. I've pushed an update now.
DeleteI was having the same problem as Dylan. I went and grabbed your newest push, and now I get;
Delete(EE) module ABI minor version (1) is newer than the server's version (0)
Is one a different version than the other?
hmm, ok, I probably upgraded xorg-x11-server-Xorg between installing initial rootfs and building xf86-video-freedreno. A 'sudo yum upgrade' should do the trick. Although I guess I need to figure out how to generate a newer rootfs to start with so the install procedure is a bit smoother.
Deleteyum update did it, now it boots to the GUI. Thanks for the help, and much thanks for all your hard work on this!
Deletein your create partition script you have this line:
ReplyDelete"Does this seem correct? If so, type 1, if not, type 0"
The actual code looks for a "y" not a "1".
When you have a new image will just running the other two steps install the new image over the old one?
Finally, a script to remove Fedora would be good for completeness (especially if it covers cases where things have gone wrong. As a n00b I know I should stay away from this sort of stuff, but that doesn't mean I will...)
oh, good catch.. I'll fix the partition script to ask for 'y' or 'n'..
DeleteFor new image, I guess I need some sort of 'upgrade' script. If you run the last two steps, it will work but maybe overwrite some of your previous filesystem. You could do it semi-manually and just extract the updated tar files in the rootfs directory from the root of your touchpad/fedora filesys. I'm working on getting the freedreno stuff upstream and included in arm builds for future fedora versions, so that eventually upgrading will be just a matter of 'sudo yum upgrade' :-)
I guess an uninstall script would be nice. I'm not really even sure what the uninstall procedure should be. I guess just deleting the partition should do the trick to let you install ubuntu instead. I haven't looked at how the android installers for touchpad work.
Great! Nice news!
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