**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Dec 04 02:59:56 2007
Dec 04 03:39:11 <readon> how would i find which files are not in monotone's control?
Dec 04 09:19:43 <ffc> Please, I need some advice: I've been some weeks trying to get an Angstrom distro (qemuarm) with MIPv6 support on it. If anyone knows, please guide me and forgive my ignorance. I posted for help at Developer Distribution List twice but got  no answer... :-(
Dec 04 09:27:15 <readon> how to debug image recipes? use -D have no effect
Dec 04 09:27:27 <readon> how to debug image recipes? use -D have no effect
Dec 04 09:27:29 <readon> ERROR: No providers of runtime build target ${IMAGE_INSTALL} (for ['/home/sbox/moko/openmeter/packages/openmeter/openmeter-minigui-image.bb'])
Dec 04 09:27:58 <readon> ${IMAGE_INSTALL} is strange here
Dec 04 09:30:04 <likewise> readon: Does openmeter-minigui-image.bb contain a "IMAGE_INSTALL =" line ?
Dec 04 09:34:05 <readon> likewise: i will check that
Dec 04 10:02:42 <rwhitby> koen: thx for adding the ixp4xx nslu2 images to the autobuilder - it seems that they are finally green in tinderbox :-)
Dec 04 10:03:06 <koen> tinderbox still doesn't like parallel bitbake, though
Dec 04 10:03:20 <koen> we need to clone zecke to have that fixed
Dec 04 10:04:13 <likewise> koen: what could be the cause for that?
Dec 04 10:04:30 <rwhitby> koen: so do I now test that autobuilt image, and then wait for ssh access to be approved so I can copy them to the feed?
Dec 04 10:05:13 <koen> tinderbox wants to have stuff in order instead (one do_build after another) and gets confused by the new task system
Dec 04 10:05:44 <likewise> koen: because it interprets the output?
Dec 04 10:07:03 <readon> i think SRC_URI would automatically find the proper file in different distro,is that ture?
Dec 04 10:07:18 <readon> would it also do that with different machine?
Dec 04 10:07:26 <readon> as psplash's header file
Dec 04 10:07:45 <koen> rwhitby: didn't one of the coreteam members mail you back that we want a dss key, not an rsa key?
Dec 04 10:08:43 <rwhitby> ah no.  Is there something wrong with rsa2 keys?
Dec 04 10:09:18 <koen> I had troubles with rsa keys a few years ago, so I always ask for dss keys :)
Dec 04 10:09:26 <rwhitby> (I use an rsa2 key in at least 10 other places)
Dec 04 10:10:12 <koen> keep poking the coreteam to add your key
Dec 04 10:10:17 <rwhitby> someone probably sent you an rsa1 key
Dec 04 10:10:53 * koen is trying to reduce the koen-gets-hit-by-bus factor, but is quite unsuccessfull
Dec 04 10:11:12 <rwhitby> so hrw, RP or mickey|bbiab could do that?
Dec 04 10:11:33 <koen> anyone that has ssh access to the angstrom account
Dec 04 10:12:06 * CoreDump believes that 3 different admins are quite enough to avoid the being-hit-by-a-bus problem
Dec 04 10:12:35 <koen> CoreDump: yes, but it always ends up me doing stuff after waiting a week for the others
Dec 04 10:12:42 <CoreDump> :\
Dec 04 10:12:45 <RP> rwhitby: I don't have angstrom ssh access
Dec 04 10:12:58 <RP> koen: The problem is we're all maxed out :(
Dec 04 10:13:33 <RP> I have a choice between things like packaged staging and other development work or something like angstrom. I've been doing the former since others can and are doing the latter...
Dec 04 10:13:37 <koen> RP: my annoyance is that people wanted a coreteam to stop me from being the bottleneck, and I still end up being the bottleneck
Dec 04 10:13:41 <rwhitby> well, I've got some days of testing first, so no hurry.
Dec 04 10:14:18 <RP> koen: It wasn't just the bottleneck, it was for transparency. We've achieved a lot of the latter and I think that is good
Dec 04 10:14:35 <RP> Hopefully that is coming accross to others too
Dec 04 10:14:50 <CoreDump> koen: well, find someone who is a) not maxed out and b) reachable via IRC. There ought to be somebody that fits your profile?
Dec 04 10:15:23 <koen> CoreDump: dunno, I had very little say in assembling the coreteam
Dec 04 10:15:31 <CoreDump> heh
Dec 04 10:15:48 <koen> heck, I don't even now who is in it
Dec 04 10:16:14 * koen checks
Dec 04 10:16:21 <RP> koen: I think if you propose some sensible changes you have a good chance of seeing them happen
Dec 04 10:16:29 <CoreDump> that should probably be noted somewhere. In case one needs to contact one of the hidden few
Dec 04 10:16:51 <koen> XorA, hvontres, me, mickeyl, hrw, psokolovsky, rwhitby, RP according to mailman
Dec 04 10:17:09 * RP was surprised to end up on the coreteam list list since I was dileberately keeping out of it :}
Dec 04 10:17:16 <CoreDump> =)
Dec 04 10:17:24 <koen> CoreDump: angstrom-distro-coreteam@linuxtogo.org
Dec 04 10:17:32 <CoreDump> bleh, the german D2 network is overloaded
Dec 04 10:17:40 <CoreDump> I'm not on that list
Dec 04 10:17:41 <koen> which gets your mail in a request queue that mickeyl never checks
Dec 04 10:17:49 <CoreDump> oh,lol
Dec 04 10:17:57 <koen> so I end up checking the q once a week myself
Dec 04 10:18:06 <XorA> koen: so solution to that is more mail admins
Dec 04 10:18:32 <koen> XorA: right, but that's something for the list-admin to do
Dec 04 10:18:43 <RP> We have the same problem with the OE coreteam, plenty of work to be done and nobody with time to do it :(
Dec 04 10:18:45 <koen> I happen to have the mailman root password on the listserver
Dec 04 10:20:20 * XorA has lots of opinions on the whole "new" server topic, but no facts or ability to make it happen
Dec 04 10:49:49 <CoreDump> koen, everyone: Do you want cdbot2s channel logs openly available? If yes, the topic should be changed to reflect that, if not I'll p/w protect the logs.
Dec 04 10:50:32 <koen> I have no strong opinion on that
Dec 04 10:53:18 <lumag> hi!
Dec 04 10:54:27 <CoreDump> is that the polite way to say "I don't give a shit"? ;)
Dec 04 10:55:06 <koen> yes
Dec 04 10:56:06 <CoreDump> koen: You have obviously attended too many of these "bullshit" white-collar meetings.
Dec 04 10:57:42 <koen> "using lots of words but saying nothing"
Dec 04 10:58:45 <CoreDump> indeed.
Dec 04 10:59:07 <CoreDump> To quote George Carlin: "If you have to take a shit, SAY SO"
Dec 04 11:00:12 <koen> I introduced the OEDEM slogan to the university as well
Dec 04 11:00:25 <koen> fun to watch the reactions to "don't be so elitist"
Dec 04 11:00:53 <CoreDump> =D
Dec 04 11:01:42 <CoreDump> problem is:In the eyes of most mouse-pushers and windows-lovers, we are elitist by definition.
Dec 04 11:06:36 * XorA is Super Elite
Dec 04 11:08:31 <ABC|dOC> hi there
Dec 04 11:11:05 <readon> how to print out current distro_feature & machine_feature?
Dec 04 11:18:48 <RedsH> hi, how do i install ipkg applications on a cf/sd card (i finished space on /dev/mtdblock2 on my zaurus c760)?
Dec 04 11:19:25 <koen> you boot from SD or use altboot to boot from SD or you chroot to SD
Dec 04 11:21:19 <RedsH> ok thanks
Dec 04 11:25:45 <hrw> morning
Dec 04 11:25:55 <hrw> CoreDump: add url of logs to topic/
Dec 04 11:25:58 <hrw> ?
Dec 04 11:26:14 <koen> !logs
Dec 04 11:26:15 <cdbot2> Channel logs for #angstrom are archived at:
Dec 04 11:26:16 <cdbot2> http://hentges.net/tmp/logs/irc/%23angstrom
Dec 04 11:26:17 <cdbot2> Live-logs are available at
Dec 04 11:26:18 <cdbot2> http://hentges.net/tmp/logs/irc/livelogs/%23angstrom.livelog
Dec 04 11:26:20 <cdbot2> See ?? help-logs for usage instructions
Dec 04 11:26:25 <CoreDump> heh
Dec 04 11:27:20 <CoreDump> it was more meant as warning as suggested by freenode policies
Dec 04 11:43:11 <readon> is bluetooth & wifi default package in angstrom?
Dec 04 11:45:36 <readon>  task-base-bluetooth \
Dec 04 11:45:37 <readon>             task-base-wifi \
Dec 04 11:45:42 <readon> in PACKAGES
Dec 04 11:45:55 <readon> task-base.bb
Dec 04 11:49:17 <ffc> readon: It seems that bluetooth and wifi are COMBINED FEATURES
Dec 04 11:49:42 <ffc> they must be on both DISTRO and MACHINE features list
Dec 04 11:50:21 <ffc> And if it helps, I've noticed that on qemuarm machine, wifi is not included
Dec 04 11:54:00 <ffc> Dows anyone know what do I have to 'bitbake -c clean' when changing a DISTRO_FEATURE?
Dec 04 11:55:52 <readon> ffc, i did not assign those features,but they are in my depends list.
Dec 04 11:58:48 <ffc> readon: I mean that if you check org.openembedded.dev/conf you will find 'distro' and 'machine' folders where stand all the configuration files and FEATURES are set
Dec 04 12:00:41 <ffc> For example, if you read angstrom.inc on conf/distro/include, you'll find DISTRO_FEATURE list
Dec 04 12:00:45 <ffc> for angstrom distro
Dec 04 12:03:39 <ffc> Does anyone know what do I have to 'bitbake -c clean' when changing a DISTRO_FEATURE? (linux-rp for example?)
Dec 04 12:03:41 <readon> ffc, i write my own distro based upon angstrom
Dec 04 12:03:57 <koen> heh
Dec 04 12:04:05 <readon> task-base-distro?
Dec 04 12:04:07 <koen> another person that needs to be 'special'
Dec 04 12:04:23 <koen> maybe we should organize the angstrom derivate-specialympics
Dec 04 12:04:47 <koen> and hand out prizes for varying degrees of pointlessness
Dec 04 12:06:36 <ffc> readon: shouldn't you have a configuration file for your distro?
Dec 04 12:07:21 <readon> you mean write a totally new one?
Dec 04 12:08:27 <ffc> don't know... maybe you can make a new one including angstrom.inc file
Dec 04 12:08:44 <readon> i want to debug that, but there is no info on that.
Dec 04 12:09:19 <readon> i used "require"
Dec 04 12:09:30 <ffc> LOL
Dec 04 12:09:38 <ffc> info is difficult to find around here 
Dec 04 12:10:12 <RedsH> hi, where can i find rootfs tarball for a c760?
Dec 04 12:10:56 <koen> RedsH: go to the website and click on downloads
Dec 04 12:11:03 <ffc> http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/unstable/images/c7x0/20071104/
Dec 04 12:16:10 <RedsH> those tgz contain a initrd.bin, is it ok for altboot?
Dec 04 12:17:43 <Hrww> no
Dec 04 12:18:12 <RedsH> how do i create a tar rootfs? mount the initrd.bin and then gzip it?
Dec 04 12:18:44 <Hrww> grab tarball?
Dec 04 12:31:27 <RedsH> grab tarball from where?
Dec 04 12:34:43 <koen> ffc: aiui you only need the ipv6 mobility kernel module and the mipl userspace utils, right?
Dec 04 12:35:04 <ffc> yes
Dec 04 12:46:41 <koen> ffc: so this is what you want: http://rafb.net/p/ajbdbx96.txt ?
Dec 04 12:48:37 <ffc> Thanks a lot Koen, I'll check it and tell
Dec 04 12:49:46 <koen> the RDEPENDS are wrong in the task file, but that's easy to correct
Dec 04 12:50:04 <koen> ffc: and kernel 2.6.23 has mipl builtin
Dec 04 12:50:13 <ffc> !!!
Dec 04 12:51:31 <ffc> damn it, I have to leave now. I'll be back in an hour
Dec 04 12:51:41 <ffc> Thanks very much Koen
Dec 04 13:05:06 <koen> ffc: I just pushed some mip6 changes (untested) and an RFC to the -devel list, could you have a look at those and give feedback?
Dec 04 13:05:22 <koen> It's has been over two years ago since I last looked at mip6 support
Dec 04 13:05:45 <koen> which was when I still had native ipv6 support from my provider
Dec 04 13:06:42 <koen> ~lart sixxs.net
Dec 04 16:12:56 <lumag|away> bye!
Dec 04 17:26:00 <gmad> CoreDump: Hy!
Dec 04 17:30:51 <gmad> Is this possible to use pdaXrom packages on Angstrm? 
Dec 04 17:31:51 <koen> no, it isn't
Dec 04 17:32:11 <koen> you can't even use pdaXrom packages on pdaXrom
Dec 04 17:33:07 <gmad> I would like to install xfce on C1000 - it's possible to find manual with packages?
Dec 04 17:33:18 <gmad> or E17 ...
Dec 04 17:33:29 <koen> why do you need pdaX packages for that?
Dec 04 17:33:37 <koen> xfce and e17 are in the angstrom repo
Dec 04 17:33:54 <gmad> are they stable? 
Dec 04 17:34:13 <koen> e17 isn't even released yet
Dec 04 17:34:20 <koen> what do you think?
Dec 04 17:34:26 <koen> (rhetorical question)
Dec 04 17:34:50 <hrw> xfce needs someone who use it to polish it
Dec 04 17:35:09 <gmad> what kind of changes?
Dec 04 17:36:42 <hrw> installing, making it start and works
Dec 04 17:38:39 <gmad> where can I find packages?
Dec 04 17:38:44 <hrw> in feeds?
Dec 04 17:39:58 <gmad> I see a few versions of arm, eg. armv5... which should I chse?
Dec 04 17:40:03 <gmad> I see a few versions of arm, eg. armv5... which should I chse?chose?
Dec 04 17:40:10 <hrw> let ipkg choose for you
Dec 04 17:40:26 <gmad> I haven't internet connection in my Z
Dec 04 17:42:47 <hrw> I would grab all feeds then
Dec 04 17:43:11 <gmad> no way... I much to download
Dec 04 17:44:34 <hrw> then grab armv5te ones
Dec 04 17:45:51 <gmad> even armv5te - it will be a lot!
Dec 04 17:50:10 <hvontres|work> gmad: you might want to get at least USB networking working.
Dec 04 17:50:33 <hvontres|work> gmad: that made life with my poole a lot easier
Dec 04 17:50:47 * hvontres|work now has WiFi as well
Dec 04 17:50:50 <gmad> really? I didn't know? how to do it?
Dec 04 17:51:12 <gmad> I have bluetooth also
Dec 04 17:51:59 <hvontres|work> gmad: there are a bunch of how-to docs out there. Getting the masqerading/bridging on your desktop working is probably the trickyest part
Dec 04 17:53:08 <gmad> I will look for it. thanks!
Dec 04 17:54:26 <gmad> By the way, I have to buy stylus to my C1000, do you know where to buy exept ebay (they have really ugly styli)
Dec 04 17:54:48 <hvontres|work> gmad: the USB connection is also handy for having an ssh connection to the Z. having a full size keyboard and screen really helps.
Dec 04 17:55:02 <gmad> yes, it is
Dec 04 17:55:34 <hvontres|work> gmad: you might try amazon.com. I know they have some that fit the 5500, but I don't know if those work with a Cxxx
Dec 04 17:55:58 <dcordes> gmad, I use pilot pentopia with included ballpen
Dec 04 17:56:21 <gmad> dcordes: I sow it - I would like to buy it
Dec 04 17:56:42 <dcordes> I never use the ballepn though
Dec 04 17:56:53 <dcordes> could make you decent offer ^^
Dec 04 17:56:57 <dcordes> j/k
Dec 04 17:57:35 <dcordes> http://www.amazon.com/PILOT-CORP-Chameleon-Stylus-Combination/dp/B00006I5MS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1196791037&sr=8-1
Dec 04 17:59:57 <gmad> 17 $ + 12$ (sipment) - no way - to expensive!
Dec 04 18:00:15 <gmad> and three week of delivery!
Dec 04 18:03:16 <hrw> gmad: amazon has also other styli
Dec 04 18:03:51 <hrw> 5500 styli is same size as other Z - only tosa (6000) has other styli
Dec 04 18:03:55 <gmad> I think about any shop in EU
Dec 04 18:04:40 <hrw> gmad: some people use palm tungsten E ones but they are a bit other size
Dec 04 18:05:15 * hrw has one metal styli (pdair one iirc), one plastic (c760 default), one plastic from sl-6000
Dec 04 18:05:56 <gmad> I have Tungsten E - stylus is too long
Dec 04 18:06:14 <hrw> visit pdair website then
Dec 04 18:07:51 <gmad> look: http://www.pdair.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=10100000_2500000_85&products_id=2051
Dec 04 18:09:40 <gmad> can I put this stulus into oryginal Z whole
Dec 04 18:09:42 <gmad> ???
Dec 04 18:10:25 <hrw> no 
Dec 04 18:10:28 <hrw> its too big
Dec 04 18:10:37 <hrw> its normal size pen with stylus end
Dec 04 18:10:45 <hrw> I have two of them
Dec 04 18:11:05 <hrw> http://www.pdair.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=10100000_2500000_85&products_id=1024 is what I have here
Dec 04 18:11:08 <hrw> very good styli
Dec 04 18:11:35 <gmad> have you got C-1000?
Dec 04 18:11:46 * dcordes also wants metal stylus for akita
Dec 04 18:12:00 <hrw> I have: own 5000 & c760 and sl-6000 from OE
Dec 04 18:12:10 <hrw> also had 5600 and c3000 from OE
Dec 04 18:12:52 <gmad> because, maybe you know, the Sony Playstation Poratble sync/charge cable could be used in C1000
Dec 04 18:13:56 <gmad> I have also CE-RH2 remote for Zaurus - do you know it?
Dec 04 18:14:04 <hrw> I know both
Dec 04 18:14:25 <gmad> hrw: CE-RH2 works in Angstrom?
Dec 04 18:14:44 <hrw> I can also say that chargers for ipaq h3xxx can be used with zaurus (the ones with round connector)
Dec 04 18:14:47 <hrw> gmad: iirc yes
Dec 04 18:15:17 <gmad> no, CE-RH2 it's cable remote for earphones
Dec 04 18:15:46 <hrw> gmad: ce-rh1 is also cable remote
Dec 04 18:15:57 <hrw> they only differ in values of used resistors
Dec 04 18:16:12 <gmad> yes, it is - they look the same
Dec 04 18:16:35 <gmad> hrw: can I use it in Angstrom?
Dec 04 18:17:18 <gmad> dcordes: http://www.pdair.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=10100000_2500000_85&products_id=1024
Dec 04 18:17:42 <hrw> 04 19:17 < hrw> gmad: iirc yes
Dec 04 18:23:29 <dcordes> gmad, I have a similar one right now. I want one which is completely made of metal (except of the head) so I look like an important businessman with my akita
Dec 04 18:23:48 <gmad> like in Tungsten...
Dec 04 18:26:08 <hrw> dcordes: :DDD
Dec 04 18:26:19 <hrw> dcordes: get pdair one
Dec 04 18:31:14 <dcordes> hrw, do you have an idea where I can get them in EU?
Dec 04 18:33:27 <dcordes> somebody knows/uses a good (kernel modules existent) gprs/edge pcmcia card or usb device?
Dec 04 18:35:05 <gmad> how to turn on sshd on Z?
Dec 04 18:36:43 <dcordes> gmad, ipkg install openssh-sshd
Dec 04 18:36:44 <dcordes> or dropbear
Dec 04 18:37:38 <gmad> but I get segmentation fault during feeds update in package manager
Dec 04 18:37:53 <dcordes> no space? wget error?
Dec 04 18:39:29 <gmad> sorry, it's network problem. 
Dec 04 18:39:46 <gmad> I can ping PC, but I havent interent connection
Dec 04 18:42:23 <hrw> dcordes: pdair is in europe shops too
Dec 04 18:44:31 <gmad> I have to finish. It was nice to chat wit you...
Dec 04 21:09:11 <Zero_Chaos> anyone know a better way than email to reach the akita maintainer?
Dec 04 21:10:23 <Zero_Chaos> (because it is borked)
Dec 04 21:13:38 <CoreDump> nope
Dec 04 21:13:47 <CoreDump> can you fix it?
Dec 04 21:14:24 <Zero_Chaos> yes, given time.  I'll find a working rev asap, but someone will have to preferred version the working kernel once I find it.
Dec 04 21:14:38 <Zero_Chaos> oh yeah, and plant a foot in the akita mentor ;-)
Dec 04 21:14:52 <CoreDump> did you flash with the old updater.sh or the new one?
Dec 04 21:15:05 <CoreDump> ;)
Dec 04 21:15:16 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: hey, the updater script is fine! :-)
Dec 04 21:15:21 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: it's the damned kernel, has to be.
Dec 04 21:15:31 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: backlight flashes, then the whole thing dies
Dec 04 21:15:49 <CoreDump> it might be incorrectly flashed...
Dec 04 21:16:01 <CoreDump> it is worth a try IMO
Dec 04 21:16:17 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: can you suggest a rev for zaurus-updater that I should test?
Dec 04 21:16:58 <CoreDump> http://hentges.net/tmp/snapshots/Hentges-ROM/1.0.0/20061030/akita/updater.sh
Dec 04 21:17:05 <Zero_Chaos> heh
Dec 04 21:17:08 <Zero_Chaos> fair enough
Dec 04 21:17:22 <CoreDump> can't hurt
Dec 04 21:17:28 <CoreDump> bbiab
Dec 04 21:17:49 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: I will try that first, considering I know it stopped working some time around the unified updater.sh... thanks
Dec 04 21:34:14 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: you are a beautifal man you know.  Please ping me when you get back.
Dec 04 22:06:36 <CoreDump> ping Zero_Chaos 
Dec 04 22:07:38 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: the updater.sh you gave me worked (according to my test boy).  Is that from before akita was using the unified updater.sh?
Dec 04 22:07:44 <CoreDump> yes
Dec 04 22:07:58 <CoreDump> it's the old updater we used for ages
Dec 04 22:08:10 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: and if I am not mistaken, the akita updater.sh has not yet been purged from monotone, yes?
Dec 04 22:08:33 <CoreDump> nope, still there AFAIK
Dec 04 22:09:33 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: I know this is a large request, but can you set it back so that akita uses the akita specific updater.sh? I will dedicate any time nessesary to fix the problems, but for now, there are other users and it should work.
Dec 04 22:10:04 <CoreDump> will do later
Dec 04 22:10:24 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: put in the notes that if anyone wants to help fix it, I will be their bitch.
Dec 04 22:55:14 <CoreDump> the new updater.sh is missing the entire logic to flash akitas kernel
Dec 04 22:55:33 <Zero_Chaos> LoL
Dec 04 22:55:42 <Zero_Chaos> that might explain something.
Dec 04 22:56:10 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: two options, fix the "new" updater.sh and I will test, or just revert and let someone else do it.
Dec 04 22:57:12 <hvontres|work> CoreDump: did you ever manage to revive your poodle?
Dec 04 22:58:17 <CoreDump> no, but I didn't exactly try yet.
Dec 04 22:58:38 <CoreDump> it is at work and I'm on holidays ;)
Dec 04 22:58:45 <hvontres|work> CoreDump: np :)
Dec 04 23:03:15 <CoreDump> hacking updater.sh truly is disgusting
Dec 04 23:04:16 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: yes
Dec 04 23:05:44 <CoreDump> well, I got a hopefully fixed updater.sh but can't encrypt it as I've deleted my tmp/
Dec 04 23:06:47 <Zero_Chaos> heh
Dec 04 23:06:57 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: you want to post it and I'll see what I can do?
Dec 04 23:08:55 <CoreDump> http://hentges.net/tmp/updater.sh-akitafix
Dec 04 23:09:09 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: so this is the "new" updater.sh plus akita fixes.
Dec 04 23:09:17 <CoreDump> yes
Dec 04 23:09:46 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: I'll test 'er out
Dec 04 23:15:51 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: failed, miserably
Dec 04 23:16:18 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: it prints the size of the kernel file, then dies
Dec 04 23:16:26 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: (and doesn't even try to do rootfs
Dec 04 23:16:31 <CoreDump> dies?
Dec 04 23:17:00 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: drops to /bin/sh
Dec 04 23:17:34 <CoreDump> Did you see "Note: Flashing Akita kernel"?
Dec 04 23:18:05 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: yessir
Dec 04 23:18:24 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: but unless it is the new "instant flasher" then it didn't do anything.
Dec 04 23:19:45 <CoreDump> echo $TARGETFILE':'$DATASIZE'bytes'
Dec 04 23:19:51 <CoreDump> did you see the above?
Dec 04 23:19:58 <CoreDump> both variables were set?
Dec 04 23:20:17 <Zero_Chaos> yes
Dec 04 23:20:32 <Zero_Chaos> hmm, size seemed wrong, lemme try again
Dec 04 23:22:06 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: says "zimage.bin:1256168bytes" which I am pretty sure is wrong
Dec 04 23:22:31 <CoreDump> 1.2Mb sounds about right for a kernel
Dec 04 23:22:48 <Zero_Chaos> really?
Dec 04 23:22:53 <Zero_Chaos> okay
Dec 04 23:23:18 <Zero_Chaos> yeah, that is it
Dec 04 23:23:25 <Zero_Chaos> I just checked on the build host
Dec 04 23:23:31 <Zero_Chaos> but still, it did nothing
Dec 04 23:23:53 <CoreDump> http://hentges.net/tmp/updater.sh-akitafix2
Dec 04 23:24:04 <CoreDump> try the above
Dec 04 23:24:46 <Zero_Chaos> okie-dokie
Dec 04 23:27:02 <CoreDump> keep in mind that flashing the kernel is relatively fast
Dec 04 23:27:40 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: I've done this a lot, it's not that fast, and shouldn't it flash the rootfs too ?
Dec 04 23:28:03 <CoreDump> if it doesn't try to flash a rootfs, it didn't find one
Dec 04 23:28:34 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: this time it said "Kernel: Finished"
Dec 04 23:28:42 <Zero_Chaos> DAMNIT
Dec 04 23:28:54 <CoreDump> I just added that
Dec 04 23:28:57 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: I forgot to rename the jffs2 to initrd...
Dec 04 23:29:01 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: I'm sorry, I'm retarded
Dec 04 23:29:10 <CoreDump> no worries
Dec 04 23:29:27 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: but if you could remove the debug stuff and add in the cool progress indicator (if possible)
Dec 04 23:30:31 <CoreDump> The progress thingy was probably one of the ugliest hacks ever done in a bash script. There is no way I would touch this crap voluntarily.
Dec 04 23:31:29 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: you know what, it works, so I don't really care about the progress indicator as much as the working :-)
Dec 04 23:31:41 <CoreDump> ;)
Dec 04 23:31:45 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: you can leave it as is, but committing would be great :-)
Dec 04 23:31:51 <CoreDump> so you tested it?
Dec 04 23:31:55 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: I'll hack on it a bit myself later.
Dec 04 23:31:58 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: testing one more time.
Dec 04 23:36:33 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: scrolling errors
Dec 04 23:36:46 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: something about jffs and magic bitmasks
Dec 04 23:36:58 <Zero_Chaos> doesn't look good
Dec 04 23:38:33 <Zero_Chaos> jffs2_scan_erase_block(): Magic bitmask 0x1985 not found at
Dec 04 23:38:41 <Zero_Chaos> and then it prints sequential addresses
Dec 04 23:38:51 <Zero_Chaos> over and over and over and over and over again
Dec 04 23:39:37 <CoreDump> and in the end the kernel boots?
Dec 04 23:40:02 <Zero_Chaos> dunno, it was going for a few minutes so I killed it.
Dec 04 23:44:27 <CoreDump> dunno then
Dec 04 23:44:50 <CoreDump> it was basically cut and paste from the old updater so it is supposed to work
Dec 04 23:49:01 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: I never said it was your fault, I'm working if my jffs2 image was bad.  I'm going to rebuild it.
Dec 04 23:57:21 <CoreDump> I've pushed the changes, maybe someone else can find out what's wrong
Dec 04 23:58:31 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: I'm testing again with a rebuilt image, we will see if it works better this time
Dec 05 00:02:45 <Zero_Chaos> CoreDump: still doesn't work, I'll mess around and talk to my buddy when he gets back.
Dec 05 02:33:15 <readon> is wifi & bluetooth a default features of angstrom? i assign MACHINE_FEATURES = "ext2" but wifi & bluetooth was included.
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