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maribu

Hey, dmp!

I created the package libgbm to provide gbm without mesa. If you want to keep mesa (which does provide gbm) you can remove libgbm as dependency and also deinstall libgbm.

Regards,
Maribu

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No, but at the time I made the PKGBUILD I thought it would be a good idea to add dependency to libopenvg. The PKGBUILD still does compile cairo with both gles and openvg backend. But both is provided via the package "raspberrypi-firmware-tools" on the Pi. So currently "raspberrypi-firmware-tools" wo...

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What happens if you try building this? Just in case instructions how to build: tar xf cairo-egl-raspberrypi-git-20120824-1.src.tar.gz cd airo-egl-raspberrypi-git makepkg Regards, Maribu PS: You might want to rebuild weston as well, so you can profit from all progress that has been made since I build...

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@dmp: You won't need full xorg for running weston/wayland. You'll need libxkbcommon and libxcursor. I personally don't use LFS at the moment and therefore might not be the correct person to help you with it. But still I would try to help, if you post the output of ./configure and make here. (Just in...

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If LibreOffice (or OpenOffice) would be available, you would likely get very frustrated and remove it right away, because it would be too slow.

I would give abiword a try. Don't expect abiword to be feature rich, but it will be fast.

Regards,
maribu

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Hi, FullyP! Your "/" is mounted. You configuration is fine. An interesting fact: Your second partition of your SD-Card contains your complete system. Only the kernel and boot configuration is stored under the first partition of your card. If the second partition wouldn't mount under "/", your Pi wou...

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Hi, KnightMB! If you want to set up a lot of Pis with the same system (like 20 Pis for a school class or something) the best way would be to start with the smallest SD-Card. Then you could clone this card via dd and grow the filesystems on the bigger cards. Ideally you would have 20 identically card...

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Hi, JimDod! You could achieve this with using targets. Have a look at https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Systemd . The idea would be the following: Currently getty (login) is part of the multi-user target. This shows you what multi-user "wants": ls /usr/lib/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/ ...

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Hi, here is an example for rtc connected via I2c: http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=16218 The instructions should also work for Arch Linux with one exception: It is suggested to write an script for sysvinit. But sysvinit is depreciated and replaced with systemd in Arch. If you w...

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Hi, Kiste! It's amazing that you've achieved this all alone. I'd guess it's something with binutils. If either dynamic or static compilation would work flawlessly, you could recompile binutils on your machine. In three weeks my semester break starts. I have a few other projects I would like to dig i...

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Hi, at all! I guess I found a firmware bug. My Pi is connected to a 1080p DVI Monitor, which does not provided any EDID data at all. Without any configuration in my config.txt it defaults to 720p output. If I set the correct mode (hdmi_group 2, hdmi_mode 82) without hdmi_ignore_edid I still get 720p...

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Ok, here is a minor update: First: It is not "SDL_DOUBLEBUFFER", it is "SDL_DOUBLEBUF". I tried to repackage wesnoth with this patch: diff -rupN wesnoth-1.10.5-old/src/video.cpp wesnoth-1.10.5/src/video.cpp --- wesnoth-1.10.5-old/src/video.cpp 2013-01-17 13:17:25.744684622 +0100 +++ wesnoth-1.10.5/s...

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Ok, the problem seems to be that double buffering does not work when SDL is using the Raspberry Pi framebuffer. In the Raspberry Pi Forum Gordon suggest a workaround ( http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?p=90021#p90021 ). But if I run grep -H -r "SDL_DOUBLEBUFFER" ./ inside the wesnoth s...

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Hi, there! Any one else tried to get Battle for wesnoth working on Arch on the Pi? Actually, I did: See here for the package https://www.dropbox.com/s/gy9w69t5wcooojb/wesnoth-1.10.5-1-armv6h.pkg.tar.xz You'll also need the data package. This package is platform independent (i think), so you can just...

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Hi, sdjf! My package is named netsurf-fb, the gtk version is named netsurf. But I have forgotten to modify the package description. Also I have no uploaded the package and also libnsfb to the aur, so you now can install it simply by> yaourt -S netsurf-fb I haven~t updated the packages in my dropbox....

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Hi, sdjf! You are correct, there is a package for NetSurf already in the repositorys. NetSurf does support multiple operating systems (Linux, RiscOS, BSD, ...) and also multiple backends. The NetSurf package in the repository is compiled with the gtk backend and therefore needs X. My package uses th...

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Hi, there! Thanks for the replys! (At)Malakei> I guess raspi-config is a raspbian specific tool. And I also guess that it only sets up !etc!vconsole.conf for you (! is a "slash", which also is missing in my keyboard layout). (At)drirr> Good idea, but I have set up all systemd config files properly a...

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Here you can find my binary packages and the PKGBUILDS:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/hivimpscbpgd9iu/RsMvVDg_WT

You may also want to have a look hat jfbview for viewing PDF files. Works perfectly and PKGBUILD is provided in AUR

Regards,
Maribu

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Hi, there! One thing which annoyed me most about the poor X performance on the Pi was the fact, that there was no fast internet browsing experience with the Pi. Ever since I heard of NetSurf beeing able to write directy to the framebuffer I wanted to try it out. And now I have done> The speed is unb...

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Hi, pepedog! What do you mean by "driver name"? The name of the package I uploaded? If so, suggest a better name and I'll upload an renamed version of the package ;-) In the driver FAQ (at elinux) I read: The ARM CPU is a huge bottleneck and even at its best the driver is not substantially faster th...

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Hi, there! Has someone tried the new Xorg driver (look at http://elinux.org/RPi_Xorg_rpi_Driver or at https://github.com/simonjhall/) yet? I managed to compile the kernel module part of the driver (see attachment) but I have no clue how to compile the xorg driver. If I would use the precompiled bina...

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Hi, Compact! Kiste started working on this. It's definitely possible to get this working. It would be a great idea to take a close look at the uclibc configuration of Alipine Linux, as they seem to have an up to date set of packages, which also contains libarchive (very important!). I personally sto...

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Also have a look at this: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Yaourt You'll _love_ yaourt. This way you could install package "a-package" form aur directly with: yaourt -S a-package But still aur packages have to be compiled on your machine. So it will take much longer to install an AUR package tha...

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Here are my precompiled packages: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/5l5fq0xoafgv7i2/pxI0IXchF7 I haven't tried out sdl over wayland right now. At the moment I'm working on gtk3 and currently I have to modify pango-unstable to get compiled against the correct GLES and EGL implementation (and not against mes...

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Ok, I've started to make packages for wayland and the first thing I've looked at is xwayland. Sadly, the package does not compile right now: xwayland.c: In function 'xwl_input_delayed_init': xwayland.c:87:5: warning: implicit declaration of function 'wl_display_get_global' [-Wimplicit-function-decla...

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