**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat May 31 02:59:57 2008 May 31 03:00:30 goodbye world. looks like the stick did it :p May 31 03:01:37 it did what no glock could. remove this g off the earth. May 31 03:02:24 Ha May 31 03:02:30 YOU ARE NOT A GANGSTER! May 31 03:02:39 Gangsters don't hack Linux handhelds. :P May 31 03:02:51 lmao true May 31 03:04:22 I wish HAVA would allow more than one remote connection. May 31 03:05:03 i think it's legal requirement iirc :( May 31 03:05:09 Yeah, I know May 31 03:05:12 But I wish May 31 03:06:02 Time to get out the disassembler (and a ssh running on the box) :p May 31 03:06:12 Hehe May 31 03:06:34 I could manage something with a VLC forwarder May 31 03:07:00 does gpe-calendar not have a .desktop file? May 31 03:07:16 oh wait, there it is May 31 03:08:12 * qwerty12_N800 plans on looking into garnet when they ditch us/. unlike the rest off the linux oss community, i don't have morals May 31 03:21:14 I'm 90% certain both the requests here have already been filed, anybody remember the bug numbers? https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3206 May 31 03:22:46 Were they fixed officialy? May 31 03:23:17 No May 31 03:23:45 search for rotation and echowb on bugzilla i'd guess then May 31 03:25:38 Well, 3106 is one May 31 03:25:52 I guess I'll just call it a duplicate of #100. May 31 03:27:47 night. must sleep and get at least 4h :/ May 31 03:31:52 I should sleep too May 31 03:34:46 bollox. you realise it's not worth trying when the night has turned to light >.< May 31 03:36:52 Haha May 31 03:36:54 FAIL! May 31 03:36:58 Early sunrise May 31 03:37:37 hehe, gonna hate myself for it later on today :/ May 31 03:43:15 You just gotta power through, qwerty12_N800. May 31 03:43:28 :) May 31 03:43:55 It's hard getting through the bad part in the morning May 31 03:44:07 but once you get through, you'll have a massive second wind. :P May 31 03:44:17 You just can't wimp out and sleep in the morning May 31 03:44:26 or else your schedule will be fucked up for weeks. May 31 03:45:07 I always get up in the morning, never been one to stay in bed for ages :) May 31 04:09:56 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 04:12:04 rm_you is determined :p May 31 04:12:23 He's probably drunk and asleep. May 31 04:13:30 Woo May 31 04:13:38 good combination May 31 04:13:46 Like Navi wishes he were. May 31 04:13:46 lol May 31 04:13:55 too much drinking in the last few days May 31 04:14:01 i've stopped for a bit :P May 31 04:14:09 and i only woke up at 6PM May 31 04:14:11 sooooo, no May 31 04:14:31 Drinking kills me. May 31 04:14:35 I wish I were in GAN800's bed May 31 04:14:40 <_< May 31 04:14:42 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 04:14:56 Yeah, I have a nicr serta. : May 31 04:14:57 I don't keep my alcohol down well May 31 04:15:06 Lightweight May 31 04:15:23 neither do I May 31 04:15:27 heh May 31 04:15:36 I wonder if me and GAN would get along IRL if we hung out :P May 31 04:15:44 GAN800, you can have the HAVA May 31 04:16:17 We should have a tablet meetingzin Texas. May 31 04:16:34 lol May 31 04:16:39 you're in florida, no? May 31 04:16:41 Ew May 31 04:16:43 Texas May 31 04:16:48 well, yeah i know like 4 people in TX that have em May 31 04:16:57 I only know two May 31 04:17:01 Navi's a self-hating Texan? May 31 04:17:03 rm_you and Mara May 31 04:17:13 and Texrat May 31 04:17:17 Navi: you in TX? May 31 04:17:18 I don't know Texrat May 31 04:17:23 Yeah, Florida May 31 04:17:27 ooo texrat in texas? makes sense :P May 31 04:17:31 I live in Florida May 31 04:17:40 under GAN800's bed May 31 04:17:48 We'd probably have a, like, for-real fight if we hung out IRL rm_you. May 31 04:17:49 lol May 31 04:17:55 heh May 31 04:17:55 :P May 31 04:17:58 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 04:18:07 GAN800's confrentational May 31 04:18:09 Navi's the boogieman May 31 04:18:23 s/fren/fron May 31 04:18:33 I'm a boogieit May 31 04:18:37 I have no gender May 31 04:20:02 Gross fairy May 31 04:20:48 Indeed May 31 04:39:39 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 04:51:35 Poor X-Fade May 31 04:56:06 X-Love May 31 04:57:29 night May 31 04:57:44 GAN May 31 04:57:49 GAN: Have you slept? =) May 31 05:08:53 Not yet, RST38h May 31 05:08:58 0107 May 31 05:11:34 yeah, WAY too early to sleep May 31 05:13:17 sleep is forthe weak May 31 05:15:11 heh May 31 05:26:46 :/ May 31 05:29:22 my n810 halted down while idle (and plugged to the charger) and it did not mount mmc1 neither mmc2 May 31 05:32:17 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 05:33:33 it works again :] May 31 05:35:50 wow. cool, did not know that maemo's file manager allowed me to see windows shares May 31 05:52:11 btw, in a deb file name projectX.Y.Z_wordNNN.deb what do "word" and "NNN" mean? May 31 05:53:06 platform? as in x86/amd64,arm May 31 05:58:45 well, osso debs seem to have these parts of the name random May 31 05:58:55 some of them say osso others say something else May 31 06:10:55 like what RST38h? May 31 06:12:16 like "bdfg" May 31 06:15:22 it comes from debian i think May 31 06:16:40 dfsg perhaps? (debian free software guideline) May 31 06:23:37 packagename_version_arch.deb May 31 06:26:14 RST38h, did you see the packaging guide draft? May 31 06:30:06 GAN: Nope May 31 06:30:16 sibbe: correct May 31 06:32:14 GAN: Ah, I see what it was intended to mean May 31 06:33:29 the document does suggest using "maemo" rather than "osso", but I guess "osso" is used for historical reasons/ May 31 06:33:31 , May 31 06:36:32 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 06:39:18 Morning, all May 31 06:39:52 Afternoon May 31 06:39:57 What? May 31 06:40:04 I'm not thinking straight May 31 06:40:15 It's 1:40AM >_> May 31 06:42:38 Ha May 31 06:42:41 Go to bed, Navi. May 31 06:43:02 Yeah - GAN8001 isn't that interesting ;-) May 31 06:43:27 Night May 31 06:43:46 hehe May 31 06:43:51 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 06:43:57 sup Jaffa :) May 31 06:44:09 hey, what have you been working on recently? May 31 06:44:25 mediaserv has been pretty much done for a while, right? May 31 06:47:09 rm_you: got a few things on the TODO, but I've not got any itches to scratch with it at the moment; and very little time. May 31 06:47:19 yeah :/ May 31 07:14:24 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 07:26:58 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 07:28:23 lol May 31 07:31:09 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 07:45:53 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 08:05:47 soooo muchhh poking May 31 08:11:09 indeed May 31 08:11:10 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 08:11:19 i want an extras account :P May 31 08:14:34 rm you May 31 08:17:58 RST38h May 31 08:32:08 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 08:36:34 Woo May 31 08:36:40 >_> May 31 08:36:42 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 08:36:44 Pool pump's clean at 4 in the morning May 31 08:36:52 GAN8001: have you gone to sleep ever since i did? May 31 08:37:09 Now I wont have to wake up at 9 tomorrow to do it before the showing! May 31 08:37:16 selling the house? May 31 08:37:20 Showing? May 31 08:37:33 I haven't been to sleep in . . . 19 hours May 31 08:37:41 Yeah, selling the house. May 31 08:37:55 Some people are coming to look at 11 May 31 08:38:04 Pool wont be green now. :D May 31 08:38:33 i know some people who didn't like their house, so they wanted to sell it May 31 08:38:43 and their real estate agent (my dad) made them clean it for the showing May 31 08:39:02 and then they decided they didn't want to sell it, because it looked so nice when it was clean that they didn't recognize it May 31 08:39:09 Ha May 31 08:39:13 Weird May 31 08:39:24 apparently it hadn May 31 08:39:31 hadn't been *clean* in YEARS May 31 08:39:38 Horrifying May 31 08:39:49 lol May 31 08:39:56 that's sad May 31 08:40:02 http://www.di.fm/mp3/hardcore.pls May 31 08:40:08 nice ian van dahl remix May 31 08:40:26 Ugh, Quim's blog posts are always such mindgames. May 31 08:40:42 lol? May 31 08:42:35 ya, actually i did May 31 08:44:58 Partly language barrier and partly my own stupidity. :P May 31 08:55:45 GAN8001: in particular? May 31 08:59:49 In particular the most recent one, and mostly just because I'm tired. 'mindgames' is the wrong term (as it implies active ambiguation). I should say cerebral/philosophical/academic for my tastes. May 31 09:01:47 I think I know what you mean. May 31 09:25:11 GAN: Are you using "mindgames" as an euphemism for "demagogery"? =) May 31 09:25:27 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 10:27:02 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 10:27:41 That is some serious amount of poking May 31 10:27:55 if that was me, I'd pack it in and pull out the glock :p May 31 10:28:06 lol May 31 10:28:11 been poking him for like 8 hours May 31 10:28:21 eventually maybe he'll respond :P May 31 11:10:59 hey, rm_you :D May 31 11:11:51 hey johnx :P May 31 11:11:54 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 11:12:08 back on my summer schedule of 9am-6pm sleep ;P May 31 11:13:36 does that mean I'll see more or less of you? O_o May 31 11:14:38 hrm May 31 11:14:46 dunno :P when are you generally here? :P May 31 11:15:08 well, when I'm on night shift I tend to sleep 8AM to 4PM :/ May 31 11:15:14 hrm May 31 11:15:16 >_> May 31 11:15:18 heh May 31 11:15:27 still I'm on different schedules, different days :) May 31 11:15:35 well... for the record, i will prolly be going to sleep in... 5 hours May 31 11:15:35 ish May 31 11:28:22 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 11:34:41 KotCzarny: hmm, the trick with Xomap might be that it uses an older version of OMAPFB_UPDATE_WINDOW ioctl May 31 11:35:09 thus I'd either need a rebuild of it (do we have a source?) or to write a compat ioctl. May 31 11:35:58 AStorm, there is source May 31 11:36:26 yay, gimme! May 31 11:36:43 then I'll build it vs 2.6.25 headers and rock May 31 11:36:52 or 2.6.26 headers for that matter May 31 11:37:24 http://repository.maemo.org/pool/maemo4.0.1/free/x/xorg-server/ May 31 11:37:38 :> May 31 11:37:46 how to add these to scratchbox? May 31 11:38:04 pull those two files down and run dpkg-source -x foo.dsc May 31 11:40:54 or just apt-get source xorg-server May 31 11:40:57 hmm, and it won't cry about deps? May 31 11:41:02 ah, that will work, right May 31 11:41:16 * AStorm will install^Wuse that scratchbox finally May 31 11:42:13 ok, the next q: how then I package it into a deb? May 31 11:42:38 dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot May 31 11:49:07 mhm May 31 11:49:18 what if I want to make a package out of linux-headers? May 31 11:49:35 (you know, make install-headers or some other debian-preferred way) May 31 11:50:20 any time you apt-get source you can use dpkg-buildpackage I think May 31 11:50:52 yes, but it won't be apt-get source :| May 31 11:51:10 I think there are no linux-headers of 2.6.25-omap or newer in debian tree ;P May 31 11:51:53 no, there are some May 31 11:51:55 in sid May 31 12:13:00 is there anyone here who knows the internals of HildonFM particularly well? May 31 12:13:29 why do you need someone like that? May 31 12:16:49 because I am one of the gatekeepers of OpenAFS and we ported OpenAFS to the N810 but there are several behaviors of HildonFM that are less than desirable for us. In particular, HildonFM walks directory trees to determine how many nodes are under each visible folder. We do not see the same behavior for SMB or UPnP mounts. I'm wondering if SMB and UPnP are special cased or if there is some... May 31 12:16:50 ...method of configuration that we can apply to alter the HildonFM behaviors for AFS as well. May 31 12:17:11 no, SMB and UPnP are handled by gnome-vfs May 31 12:17:23 and I guess OpenAFS looks like a filesystem? May 31 12:18:05 OpenAFS is mounted as /afs on all systems on which it is installed. It has its own Linux kernel module. May 31 12:18:34 the source (for at least libhildonfm) can be found on the maemo stage May 31 12:19:03 yes May 31 12:19:08 the source is available May 31 12:20:38 Yes - I've been looking at that source. May 31 12:20:49 Both SMB and UPNP appear to be special cased in hildon-fm. May 31 12:22:12 they go through gnome-vfs, right? May 31 12:22:20 or is that just an mtab check? May 31 12:23:45 They do go through gnome-vfs in terms of actually doing the donkey work of accessing files. But the filemanager has some code which appears to specifically handle those file system types. See hildon-file-system-smb.c and hildon-file-system-upnp.c which define specific file system classes May 31 12:24:04 duuur May 31 12:24:09 evil May 31 12:24:18 can't they just use gnome-vfs as usual? ;P May 31 12:26:30 sxw: Wrong May 31 12:26:47 sxw: I am getting bt://.... stuff from file manager when opening files of my mime type May 31 12:27:09 Sorry, I don't follow you. May 31 12:27:34 sxw: When you click on a file in file manager and it starts application registered to handle file's mime type May 31 12:28:03 It's not file behaviour that I'm interested in, but file system behaviour. May 31 12:28:11 sxw: If this file is located somewhere else, not in the local file system, file manager will not copy it locally May 31 12:28:15 our problem is that /afs appears to be mime type file: May 31 12:28:15 It will just pass you the url May 31 12:28:36 Indeed, and the application uses the gnome-vfs API to access that file. May 31 12:29:51 But, when it's handling directories, the behaviour appears to be determined by the hildon-fm API. In particular, unless its told otherwise, this API will open all of the child directories of an object when it's displaying that object. May 31 12:30:46 When you're accessing a directory containing several hundred objects, each of which may contain several hundred sub directories, and all of these are distributed across many hundreds of file servers distributed world wide, this behaviour is a little sub-optimal. May 31 12:37:40 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 12:38:38 lmao May 31 12:38:44 sxw: Oh you mean THAT May 31 12:38:52 * qwerty12_N800 feels sorry for rm_you May 31 12:38:53 lol May 31 12:39:08 sxw: Yes, the @#&^%^%ing hildon fm dialog will descdend 1 level down May 31 12:39:15 :P May 31 12:39:17 * rm_you will continue to poke X-Fade for days if he has to May 31 12:39:31 sxw: Scan all the files. And just to make space for them, it will memmap 100+MB from the system May 31 12:39:49 sxw: This you can easily see by running top May 31 12:39:52 Yup. It looks like you can disable that by having a location class within hildon-fm which has request_access set to TRUE May 31 12:40:05 (for the location you'd like it to play nicely with) May 31 12:40:22 we need a real file manager other than mc May 31 12:40:45 maybe a variant of Thunar? May 31 12:40:53 emelfm2 is nice May 31 12:41:08 It's not just the file manager though - it's any application which has an 'Open' or 'Save' dialog. May 31 12:41:20 * qwerty12_N800 has a port of pcmanfm somewhere that i didn't release May 31 12:41:31 sxw: can't that be hacked away? ;P May 31 12:41:47 steal the open diablo from fbreader May 31 12:41:59 s/diablo/dialog/ May 31 12:41:59 qwerty12_N800 meant: steal the open dialog from fbreader May 31 12:42:02 heh May 31 12:42:23 infobot meant: infobot should stfu May 31 12:42:32 fbreader's got the best i've seen on a tablet, very fast May 31 12:42:33 sxw: it is common behaviour for this dialog box May 31 12:42:53 No gentlemen, no hacking. The hildon fm dialog has to be FIXED May 31 12:43:02 exactly May 31 12:43:09 (and whatever intern coded it this way has to be shot) May 31 12:43:21 ~lart Nokia intern May 31 12:43:21 * infobot does a little 'dpkg -P Nokia intern' action May 31 12:43:29 compile your own version ;) and submit it May 31 12:45:07 https://stage.maemo.org/svn/maemo/projects/haf/tags/hildon-fm/ May 31 12:45:23 qwerty: If I knew that my changes would go into official release I would May 31 12:45:28 Otherwise, it is useless May 31 12:45:34 True :/ May 31 12:47:04 Can't you distrobute a separate version for developers to use? My faith isn't so high in nokia for bug fixing. May 31 12:47:14 They do try to optiimize children loaidng May 31 12:47:24 There is a comment "do not scan if expensive" May 31 12:47:41 Yes. That's the request_access flag I was talking about. May 31 12:47:48 It's set by the location class. May 31 12:48:43 The question I'm currently trying to work out is whether I can dynamically load additional location classes May 31 12:49:06 ok, what was I supposed to disable again to run scratchbox? (some proc) May 31 12:49:16 (related to stack randomization) May 31 12:49:47 vdso? and lowering mmap value (for ubuntu at least) May 31 12:50:04 Look at hildon_file_system_special_location_requires_access May 31 12:50:10 In https://stage.maemo.org/svn/maemo/projects/haf/tags/hildon-fm/2.9-1/hildon-fm/hildon-file-system-special-location.c May 31 12:50:10 only things i can think of :/ May 31 12:50:18 This function should return true for large directories May 31 12:50:42 qwerty12_N800: yes, vdso May 31 12:51:47 Yes. But in order to make it return true, you either need to alter the shipping code (rather not), or find some way of dynamically loading a special location class into Hildon FM (which is what I'd rather do, if its possible) May 31 12:52:40 is there some newer scratchbox install script? May 31 12:53:56 No, RST38h. May 31 12:54:24 No? May 31 12:54:44 * RST38h votes for altering shipped code May 31 12:54:44 Not the term I was looking for. ;) May 31 12:55:00 Ah, that one... May 31 13:04:20 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 13:05:49 * Anunakin Working on mouse emulation... May 31 13:26:10 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 13:39:17 hi May 31 13:43:12 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 13:46:36 Persistent bugger. :P May 31 13:48:00 lol May 31 13:48:09 gonna do it until he responds :P May 31 13:48:20 might go on a sleep strike May 31 13:48:41 I want to know how many highlights he has when he gets back. : May 31 13:49:10 'course, he may see the number and just not COME back. :P May 31 13:59:26 * rm_you pokes X-Fade again May 31 14:05:23 I'm expecting to not see rm_you again after he XFade comes back May 31 14:05:31 lol May 31 14:05:55 -he May 31 14:06:42 Highlight and run May 31 14:06:56 :) May 31 14:09:51 lol X-Fade X-Fade X-Fade May 31 14:10:06 GAN800: why am I poking him again? :P May 31 14:11:47 rm: it is weekend so you will probably have to do it for another 30-40 hours May 31 14:12:08 >_< May 31 14:15:21 Not so much that, but LinuxTag. :P May 31 14:17:59 whatever... i'll just try on Monday then May 31 14:20:53 hi May 31 14:21:55 I'm doing a sdl based program on my N810, and I want to draw some text but sdl_ttf is not in maemo. How can I do? May 31 14:22:34 I dont understand how canola and others can draw text May 31 14:28:18 Canola is efl, drwx May 31 14:28:35 You want to talk to lcuk for fast text rendering. May 31 14:28:54 He's at LinuxTag until Sunday or Monday, though. May 31 14:30:30 where it is? May 31 14:32:42 Where what is? May 31 14:32:55 LinuxTag May 31 14:33:02 Germany May 31 14:36:26 what happens if I'm getting post install errors from a deb? is there a way I can remove everything it installs manually, and then reinstalling? May 31 14:36:51 Which deb? May 31 14:36:56 openafs May 31 14:37:13 I'm already talking to the dev May 31 14:47:48 dang it! penguinbait isn't here. KOffice can save to .doc! May 31 14:48:35 GAN800: do you know if there's any way to run kde programs without needing to 'boot' kde ? May 31 14:48:50 like, put them in the native maemo meu? May 31 14:49:04 Debian chroot? May 31 14:50:33 are you suggesting it, or asking if I'm running one May 31 14:52:38 Suggesting May 31 14:53:07 As my experience is limited with KDE (not at all suited to the tablets imo) May 31 14:54:29 mmm... I'm still playing with it, but fi I can run some KDE apps without needing the whole thing, that would rock May 31 14:55:50 * qwerty12 doesn't like KDE. cpu usage would blow a massive hole in the N800's ass and watchdog would come in and reboot the n800 >.< May 31 14:55:57 * qwerty12 prefers GNOME May 31 14:56:08 question on the n800 internal flash.. not the internal SD card, but the non-volatile memory that hosts maemo normally: is it NOR, or NAND? What file system is used? May 31 14:56:08 I wonder if that's what just happened, my n810 just rebooted May 31 14:56:29 unixSnob, Filesystem is jffs2 May 31 14:56:44 Also I'm sure it's nand May 31 14:57:07 thanks qwerty12 May 31 14:57:26 So does the hardware internally have wear leveling? May 31 14:57:58 No idea about the hardware itself, sorry. You should ask at maemo-developers, hopefully Igor will respond :/ May 31 14:58:02 summatusmentis, http://geekpenguin.blogspot.com/2008/05/so-close-to-complete.html May 31 14:58:03 I'm wondering if wear leveling is both performed at a low level in the hardware, and also by jffs2, what's the result? May 31 14:58:21 k May 31 14:58:43 jffs2 does wear leveling. May 31 14:58:57 That the whole point of jffs2 May 31 14:59:08 right.. but what if it happens internally as well? May 31 14:59:09 and compression :) May 31 14:59:13 "I present OpenOffice running natively on a Nokia Internet Tablet :-)" - Is it really native when you have to use a Debian port? May 31 14:59:18 It doesn't May 31 14:59:31 it's a duplication, and the two algorithms can undo each other May 31 14:59:31 otherwise it wouldn't need jffs2 May 31 14:59:42 ok May 31 14:59:48 Give Nokia some credit. . . . May 31 15:00:10 If that were happening, somebody's flash would be burnt. May 31 15:00:27 I've heard that all recent flash hardware does wear leveling May 31 15:00:27 So does this mean Nokia managed to get some old h/w May 31 15:00:45 qwerty12, it's running armel, so yes. :P May 31 15:01:12 heh :) May 31 15:01:13 No, mtd devices like the nand in the NITs just do it in software May 31 15:01:27 Recent would mean SD cards, etc. May 31 15:02:18 GAN800: so does that mean I need to have the debian chroot setup? Or can that be installed directly in maemo? May 31 15:02:22 GAN800 - well the flash will burn out eventually, even with wear leveling. So I'm wonder if that's a motivating factor for folks who are moving their OS to removable media May 31 15:02:44 " /* Rotate the lists by some number to ensure wear levelling */ May 31 15:02:44 jffs2_rotate_lists(c);" May 31 15:02:52 Not with newer flash longevity. May 31 15:03:31 It's about space, speed, and convenience. May 31 15:03:39 summa May 31 15:03:55 summatusmentis, you'd need the chroot. May 31 15:05:06 * unixSnob is considering booting SD media on a desktop machine May 31 15:05:06 I have no idea if my cheap kensington SD card offers wear leveling. I was thinking about putting jffs2 on it just to be safe.. but I could end up having two wear leveling algorithms running May 31 15:05:24 jffs2 on a SD is odd May 31 15:05:36 and stupid May 31 15:05:51 All modern SDs that I've ever seen have leveling. May 31 15:06:16 jffs2 would take a while to load 2-16gb into memory May 31 15:06:36 It takes long enough for 256mb <_< May 31 15:06:48 does anyone know if there's a way to uninstall kde? May 31 15:07:05 summatusmentis, Did you use the non sd boot method? May 31 15:07:17 unixSnob, I don't buy the 'two algorithms' argument, either. May 31 15:07:37 summatusmentis, nuke it from orbit. May 31 15:08:12 * qwerty12 has ultimate recipe for cvs disaster >.< May 31 15:08:32 CVS is a drugstore here. May 31 15:08:44 unplug all the refrigerators? May 31 15:09:34 Heh, no, I'm gonna check out the source by hand, using the web interface. But here's the best bit, it's stored on the web.archive.org >.< May 31 15:09:38 qwerty12: I transferred everything to sd, and installed natively May 31 15:10:22 I'd just reformat the SD ext2 partition then and clone again :/ May 31 15:10:38 GAN800: I have heard that you're not supposed to put jffs2 on an SD, for that reason May 31 15:11:03 The tools to manipulate jffs2 stuff comes in mtd-utils. May 31 15:11:09 I think mtd gives it away. May 31 15:11:22 booting from flash May 31 15:12:43 Still though, if I can get this cvs to compile, I know we are gonna have one hell of a game ;)... May 31 15:13:26 qwerty12: I like the reformat thing. It'll fix my openafs problem too :) May 31 15:13:56 In all honesty, KDE installs too much to ensure a "clean" removal May 31 15:14:19 I used the old method and it had nuked my /usr/share/local May 31 15:14:41 what was the old method? May 31 15:14:57 also, where is the internal sd(on n810) mounted? May 31 15:15:00 Where it places kde.img and local.img in the root of your FAT formatted partition May 31 15:15:06 /media/mmc2 May 31 15:15:42 is it /dev/mmcblk1 ? May 31 15:15:53 That's not a mount point May 31 15:16:07 no, I know, I need the /dev file to reformat though May 31 15:16:19 mmcblk1 is external cards iirc May 31 15:16:22 run df -h May 31 15:16:31 and it will tell you mount point and /dev entry May 31 15:16:44 summatusmentis: you're not supposed to put jffs2 on SD for what reason? Efficiency, or because two wear leveling algorithms reduce the wear protection? May 31 15:16:50 I don't see anything relating to soething over 256M May 31 15:16:58 unixSnob: because of the two algorithms May 31 15:17:09 i don't know where i heard that, or how true it is, but I have also heard it May 31 15:17:20 okay thanks.. I was just guessing that the two algorithms would interfere.. but was unsure May 31 15:18:25 Most of my SD cards were purchased years ago in rebate clearance kind of deals, so if there exists SD cards w/out wear leveling, I probably have them. May 31 15:18:30 qwerty12: would a complete reflash fix all of this? it should restore to factory settins right? May 31 15:19:03 summatusmentis, yes except that your internal 2gb will still be the same May 31 15:19:18 there's no nokia way to repair that May 31 15:19:56 no May 31 15:20:05 Remember that nokia don't really expect this to happen :p May 31 15:20:18 Just run sfdisk and reset the partition table back to normal May 31 15:23:15 qwerty12: what is the flash /dev file? or is it not accessible? May 31 15:23:38 You really don't want to touch that one. You also have no reason to touch it. May 31 15:23:42 I just want to make sure I don't destry the internal flash by reformatting it May 31 15:23:46 destroy* May 31 15:23:55 reformatting does not destroy flash May 31 15:24:13 ok, not destroy, but make my machine un-bootable May 31 15:32:34 qwerty12: maybe I'm missing something here, mmcblk0 should be my internal 2GB. How do I delete the partitions? May 31 15:32:50 sfdisk May 31 15:33:04 just sfdisk /dev/mmcblk0 May 31 15:33:32 Something like that, I haven't used it in ages May 31 15:33:40 it may be easier to search for it on itt May 31 15:33:44 sfdisk is a command-line tool May 31 15:34:06 cfdisk is a nice and friendly interactive ncurses-based terminal app that I usually use May 31 15:34:12 but I don't know if it's available for maemo May 31 15:34:24 it isn't so everyone uses sfdisk May 31 15:34:32 I repartitioned mine over usb May 31 15:35:31 qwerty12: are there normally 3 partitions? May 31 15:35:37 No May 31 15:35:50 summatusmentis: what exactly are you trying to do? May 31 15:36:09 mgedmin: I cloned rootfs, and installed kde May 31 15:36:28 I want to get rid of everything on my internal sd, and re-close rootfs, without kde May 31 15:36:55 or potentially install a chroot there, I'm not sure yet, but basically return internal sd to factory settings May 31 15:37:35 to return it to factory settings, you can reformat it from the file manager May 31 15:37:43 no, I'm lying May 31 15:37:58 the factory settings may have an incorrect partition size, which the file manager will fix (yay) May 31 15:38:16 and the factory condition included gps maps for your country on the internal flash May 31 15:38:20 which you won't see after reformatting May 31 15:38:37 I don't care about that, I deleted "Map" anyway May 31 15:38:44 but you'll get a single 2GB FAT partition which is pretty close to the factory settings May 31 15:39:17 I had no idea there was a GUI way of doing it May 31 15:39:35 file manager, select the internal memory card on the list on the left, then menu, tools, format memory card May 31 15:39:41 it's a bit hidden that way May 31 15:39:43 that makes life easy, thanks! May 31 15:39:51 My N810 doesn't boot. First it was stuck in a reboot loop, then I tried reflashing it and then it failed writing the rootfs and now it doesn't boot at all, except when i plug in the power cable. May 31 15:39:58 ouch May 31 15:40:01 mgedmin: if I were of age, I'd buy you a beer May 31 15:40:20 heh May 31 15:40:24 I don't drink beer ;-) May 31 15:40:28 is there any nice hardware flash-mode that the device can be put in with a keycombination? May 31 15:40:43 GAN800: can you pm me the commands I need to reflash NOLO and initfs? May 31 15:40:51 nano-: can you try reflashing again? May 31 15:41:03 I don't think the rootfs is needed for flashing May 31 15:41:06 summatusmentis, only initfs flash is needed May 31 15:41:09 mgedmin: doesn't that require the device be found by the computer? May 31 15:41:21 nano-: how do you mean? May 31 15:41:23 mgedmin: dmesg says nothing any longer. May 31 15:41:25 ./flasher-2.0 -F --flash-only=nolo -R May 31 15:41:26 the proper procedure is May 31 15:41:32 (1) make sure the battery is fully charged May 31 15:41:32 qwerty12: ok, I need to update NOLO and initfs May 31 15:41:35 mgedmin: about any usb device.. May 31 15:41:42 (2) start the flasher on the desktop -- it will say it doesn't see a usb device May 31 15:41:50 (3) turn off the tablet and unplug it May 31 15:42:04 (it doesn't turn off while the charger is plugged) May 31 15:42:09 (4) connect the usb cable May 31 15:42:10 summatusmentis, Ah, disregard what I said then :) May 31 15:42:11 (5) power it on May 31 15:42:21 (I thought you were removing bootmenu) May 31 15:42:31 mgedmin: yes, that doesn't work. May 31 15:42:32 also, (0) make sure you've got the right image May 31 15:42:40 mgedmin: still waiting.. May 31 15:42:41 and the right flasher May 31 15:42:50 which is flasher-3.0, I think May 31 15:42:53 if your device is a n8x0 May 31 15:42:57 mgedmin: the device boots up to show the text "NOKIA", blue on white background, then shuts down. May 31 15:42:58 qwerty12: I updated some things, when I couldn't access the right image, now I need to update the rest May 31 15:43:01 flasher-2.0 on OS X. May 31 15:43:05 mgedmin: yes, n810 May 31 15:43:07 GAN800: will that do both? May 31 15:43:08 oh, does it work? May 31 15:43:21 I thought 2.0 didn't work with the newest OS/device May 31 15:43:21 mgedmin: No, that's why I'm asking here. May 31 15:43:26 maybe that's only on linux May 31 15:43:31 I'm using 3.0 May 31 15:43:33 on linux you should definitely use 3.0 May 31 15:43:39 * shapr hugs mgedmin May 31 15:43:43 It's always worked fine, mgedmin. May 31 15:43:44 * mgedmin waves back May 31 15:43:50 Hiya mgedmin, long time no see in person. May 31 15:44:14 nano-: I once tried to flash a 770 image on a N800 (or a N800 image on a N810, don't remember) May 31 15:44:15 summatusmentis, that's do nolo, I'm not sure if you can combine them like: ./flasher-2.0 -F --flash-only=nolo,initfs May 31 15:44:21 But now would be a good time to try! May 31 15:44:23 the flasher aborted with a weird "error writing" message May 31 15:44:25 I panicked May 31 15:44:36 *then* I noticed I was using the wrong image May 31 15:45:02 I got: May 31 15:45:04 Write failed after 37879808 bytes May 31 15:45:07 Indians have killed Osama bin Laden!!! May 31 15:45:09 nano-, have you tried using 0xFFFF to flash. Usually I recommend normal flasher over it but you have nothing to lose and it actually gives you proper error messages May 31 15:45:12 usb_bulk_write: No such device May 31 15:45:17 whoa May 31 15:45:26 PATNA, India - An elephant nicknamed "Osama bin Laden" that killed at least 11 people and injured dozens has been shot dead, officials in eastern India said on Saturday. May 31 15:45:29 GAN8001: I should have 51-3, correct? May 31 15:45:31 broken cable? May 31 15:45:35 Right, summatusmentis. May 31 15:45:37 RST38h: I'm not sure that's on topic here. May 31 15:45:40 the plug fell out? May 31 15:45:41 mgedmin: no, it rebooted in the middle of the flashthing. May 31 15:45:46 battery charge ran out? May 31 15:45:50 try again? May 31 15:45:53 shapr: Does it matter that much? May 31 15:46:04 shapr, pfft. May 31 15:46:11 mgedmin: no, it was stuck in a reboot loop, so i thought it would not reboot when flashing... and flashing might fix the issue.. but it failed. May 31 15:46:12 * shapr shrugs May 31 15:46:12 We're hardly ever "on-topic" here. :P May 31 15:46:15 nano-, I get errors like that when I only choose to flash rootfs. I only manage when I flash x-loader and secondary at the same time May 31 15:46:32 * GAN8001 throws dretches at shapr. May 31 15:46:37 nano-: what's the exact command line you used? May 31 15:46:38 qwerty12: yes, but now the device doesn't pop-up as a usb-device any longer. May 31 15:47:06 mgedmin: Isn't that besides the point? The first goal seems to be to get the device detected as a usb device again. May 31 15:47:06 GAN8001: ok, now how do I tell if it worked? May 31 15:47:18 * shapr throws tyrants at GAN8001 May 31 15:47:18 nano-: what do you see on dmesg when you plug it in? May 31 15:47:23 any errors? May 31 15:47:25 mgedmin: nothing. May 31 15:47:27 The device should've restarted, summatusmentis. May 31 15:47:30 * GAN8001 is crushed. May 31 15:47:30 nothing at all? May 31 15:47:35 mgedmin: correct. May 31 15:47:44 Actually, not May 31 15:47:47 it shouldn't have May 31 15:47:55 I didn't give you -R May 31 15:47:55 (and earlier i obviously got the device connceted, and a couple of storage devices etc) May 31 15:47:58 GAN8001: oh... well it restarted for both of them May 31 15:48:04 and you did give me -R May 31 15:48:13 GAN8001: Man, I haven't played trem in soo long. May 31 15:48:18 nano-: you won't get storage devices until the n810 boots May 31 15:48:18 I ran them separately May 31 15:48:33 using RX-44_2008SE_2.2007.51-3_PR_COMBINED_MR0_ARM.bin, May 31 15:48:47 but should be able to see it with the flasher May 31 15:48:49 mgedmin: yeah.. it did that before it rebooted in the reboot loop problem. now i get nothing. May 31 15:48:59 Neither have I, shapr. May 31 15:49:11 mgedmin: so back to the question, is there any cool hardware key-combo that puts the device in usb mode or something? May 31 15:49:18 weel May 31 15:49:22 Like dfu on the openmoko. May 31 15:49:23 summatusmentis, well, did it throw any errors? May 31 15:49:23 GAN8001: it's showing Version: is that common? May 31 15:49:25 hold down the home key when you're powering up May 31 15:49:26 mgedmin: what? May 31 15:49:27 nope May 31 15:49:32 summatusmentis, very common. May 31 15:49:32 mgedmin: i can't power up. May 31 15:49:39 but usually it detect the flasher waiting on the other end of the usb cable May 31 15:49:40 GAN8001: thanks! May 31 15:49:44 nano-: you mean, the power button doesn't work? May 31 15:49:51 You should be good, summatusmentis. May 31 15:49:51 mgedmin: no May 31 15:49:51 the led doesn't light up? May 31 15:49:54 ouch May 31 15:50:00 dead battery? May 31 15:50:08 mgedmin: no.. but it does the first time the power cable is attached. May 31 15:50:16 You can actually fix the software version without any dangerous stuff at all. May 31 15:50:20 and then it boots up, shows the nokia text, then shuts down. May 31 15:50:24 I would keep it for a couple of hours with the charger plugged in May 31 15:50:29 and then i need to replug the cable to get it to light up again. May 31 15:50:42 is booting from SD pretty common? Is there a reason not to? May 31 15:51:08 summatusmentis: is "too much hassle" or "I just can't be bothered" a good reason? May 31 15:51:23 mgedmin: lol, I guess. There's a .deb that does it for you May 31 15:52:13 nano-: I've had problems with the 770 and the n800 getting it to power on before May 31 15:52:28 one 770 behaved exactly like what you describe May 31 15:52:30 booting from sd is pretty much just 2 steps, clone the filesystem to sd card and make it so it boots from sd card May 31 15:52:46 but after I kept it charging for a few hours (without trying to turn it on), it worked fine May 31 15:53:14 tank-man: aside from the extra space, are there any benefits to it? what about bad side effects? May 31 15:53:27 mgedmin: ok.. so it's just a matter of charging it then? it's ok with my half-written-rootfs then? May 31 15:53:47 the half-written rootfs is a complication May 31 15:53:48 GAN8001: I'm still getting bootmenu, is that bad? May 31 15:53:56 Hehe May 31 15:53:59 nano-: I'm pretty sure you'll need to reflash to get it to work May 31 15:54:02 Guess that == no success. May 31 15:54:07 no bad side effects i can think of May 31 15:54:17 but I don't find it unlikely that you'd need to recharge the battery first before you can get it to reflash May 31 15:54:21 * mgedmin shrugs May 31 15:54:21 ./flasher-2.0 -F --flash-only=nolo May 31 15:54:25 ./flasher-2.0 -F --flash-only=initfs -R May 31 15:54:29 Do it like that, then May 31 15:54:33 mgedmin: how can i reflash it if it's not recognized by my laptop? May 31 15:54:37 I can't guarantee that it'll work, but it's a thing to try before shipping the device to a nokia service center May 31 15:54:40 mgedmin: it just stays at: Suitable USB device not found, waiting May 31 15:54:46 nano-: that's good May 31 15:54:50 that's what it's supposed to say May 31 15:54:54 and then you plug in the cable May 31 15:54:56 mgedmin: not forever? May 31 15:54:58 and then you press the power button May 31 15:55:05 mgedmin: power button still doesn't work . May 31 15:55:07 and *then* the flasher should say "oh, hey, I see it" May 31 15:55:48 what can I say? I think the battery is empty May 31 15:55:54 or just very low May 31 15:56:42 mgedmin: if i have the n810 turned off, the usb thing plugged in, then hold the power button, plugin the power cable into the n810 it starts with the blue led and crap.. and shows the blue "NOKIA" text on a white background, then after 3-4 seconds it turns off. May 31 15:56:53 NO May 31 15:57:00 mgedmin: the flasher doesn't say anything after the text "Suitable USB device not found, waiting" May 31 15:57:02 you can't reflash with the power cable May 31 15:57:35 GAN8001: the NOLO told me ther was nothing to do, and the initfs worked, but still thre a bootmenu upon reboot May 31 15:57:38 it's how the device was designed May 31 15:57:48 a program must be running to monitor the charger process May 31 15:57:49 should it be plugged in? May 31 15:57:50 Weirdness May 31 15:57:55 and you can't reflash it when it's running May 31 15:57:55 summatusmentis, you didn't flash initfs properly then May 31 15:58:15 You can flash with the power cable, mgedmin. May 31 15:58:17 mgedmin: it's been plugged in and charging all afternoon. May 31 15:58:20 qwerty12: I did it the way GAN8001 told me to :) May 31 15:58:31 Which should do it fine. May 31 15:58:35 mgedmin: however, it has been power cycling as fast as possible all the time, so that might have interrupted the charging. May 31 15:58:50 hmm May 31 15:59:03 I haven't tried flashing with the power cable plugged May 31 15:59:16 summatusmentis, ./flasher-2.0 -u -F && ./flasher-2.0 -f -n initfs.jffs2 May 31 15:59:20 I know that the official flashing instructions say it must be unplugged, and the battery must be fully charged May 31 15:59:24 Longer method though. May 31 15:59:27 RST38h: how were the indians killed? impaled on a tusk? May 31 15:59:28 and that you should use flasher-3.0 May 31 15:59:41 and I also know that when I followed the instructions, flashing worked for me May 31 15:59:41 qwerty12: I don't have an initfs.jffs2 May 31 15:59:58 summatusmentis, the 1st command makes it May 31 16:00:13 or rather extracts it May 31 16:00:20 oh, alright May 31 16:01:19 Maybe ./flasher-2.0 -F --flash-only=nolo -f? May 31 16:01:19 qwerty12: ok, that ran, do I just shut it down now? May 31 16:01:20 Hrm May 31 16:01:41 NOLO doesn't need to be flashed to remove bootmenu May 31 16:01:50 summatusmentis, unplug the usb cable May 31 16:01:57 it should start booting May 31 16:02:10 yep, and no boot menu May 31 16:02:18 see, what did I tell you :p May 31 16:02:23 GAN8001: EPIC FAILZ!!! :) May 31 16:02:41 Duh, qwerty12. May 31 16:02:52 Duh what? My cmd line worked, May 31 16:02:54 But his NOLO is old. May 31 16:02:58 Ah, skeen May 31 16:03:12 summatusmentis, that command works for flashing without unpacking first just fine here. ;) May 31 16:03:37 GAN8001: how do I know the NOLO is old? May 31 16:03:50 Because we never flashed it until now. May 31 16:03:56 is/was May 31 16:04:15 ok, so I think NOLO should be up to date now May 31 16:05:02 hi secureendpoints :) May 31 16:06:42 summatusmentis, run cat /proc/component_version and tell me your nolo version May 31 16:07:17 1.1.6 May 31 16:07:23 Still old May 31 16:07:24 old May 31 16:07:27 Should be 1.1.11 May 31 16:07:27 mine is 1.1.11 May 31 16:08:02 lol, ok. So then, since I extracted everything, how do I fix it? May 31 16:08:21 extracted method is a bit, give me a sec for the right cmd line May 31 16:08:27 *bit long for nolo May 31 16:08:38 I still think --flash-only=nolo should work. . . May 31 16:09:05 * qwerty12 agrees too but if the extracted method worked, then what can i do May 31 16:09:16 should I ry adding the -f at the end GAN8001 ? May 31 16:09:31 I don't see how it could hurt. May 31 16:09:47 Pastebin the output afterwards, too. :P May 31 16:11:25 I try to launch the VMware VM for the maemo SDK and I get an error. Failed to launch peer process. Any Ideas? Windows Vista Host May 31 16:11:30 http://pastebin.ca/1035037 May 31 16:11:43 /proc/component_version still says 1.1.6 May 31 16:13:22 After that? May 31 16:13:26 yeah May 31 16:13:29 Weeeeird May 31 16:13:36 Looks like it flashed fine. :\ May 31 16:13:46 it's not because I seta a user password or something is it? May 31 16:13:53 Shouldn't be May 31 16:14:16 summatusmentis, when you press the power button, does your led light up then go off then the n810 starts? May 31 16:14:47 before I updated nolo, my N800's led would light up and switch on at that exact moment May 31 16:15:01 * unixSnob wonders if switching to ubifs is possible on the NIT (in light of http://kerneltrap.org/taxonomy/term/348) May 31 16:15:03 now it switches off and the n800 starts after the update May 31 16:15:08 I have to hold it until I see the nokia screen, and then the light turns off May 31 16:15:32 does the light go off after the nokia screen has come up? May 31 16:15:38 yes May 31 16:15:44 Old nolo still May 31 16:15:49 GPE presentation from LinuxTag if anybody's interested: http://linuxtogo.org/~florian/files/gpeandmaemo_ltag2008.pdf May 31 16:16:43 qwerty12: any success on the extracted NOLO flashing command? May 31 16:17:07 summatusmentis, it's too long and I only have the file names for the N800 May 31 16:17:19 you do know how tab-completion works right? May 31 16:17:23 yes May 31 16:19:43 ./flasher-2.0 -f -x xloader.bin -s secondary.bin -2 2nd.bin May 31 16:20:01 also -R should go after it too May 31 16:22:27 /proc/component-version shows 1.1.11 now May 31 16:22:33 cool May 31 16:22:36 looks like that worked May 31 16:23:01 * qwerty12 gets back to compiling gcc-2.95.2 (yes, I know it's as old as shit) May 31 16:23:14 GAN8001: is it possible that since we extracted everything the first time, it needed to do it all extracted? May 31 16:23:26 no May 31 16:23:29 that would be stupid May 31 16:23:39 Weirdness May 31 16:23:40 Anyway May 31 16:23:42 that seems to be how it worked though May 31 16:23:43 It's updated. :P May 31 16:23:53 qwertty May 31 16:23:53 thanks you guys May 31 16:24:06 np May 31 16:24:09 do mplayer read realmedia files? May 31 16:24:09 * summatusmentis goes to be productive May 31 16:24:10 hello RST38h May 31 16:27:51 OK, RST38h, finally going through your wiki ideas. May 31 16:28:01 <[cliff]> hi all May 31 16:28:27 <[cliff]> is it possible to extend virtual memory beyond 64MB? I have a nice 1GB rsmmc card and I really want to push it to 256mb of swap May 31 16:28:30 Some of it's more appropriate for the 2010 Agenda (SB2, for instance), since that's more of a maemo rather than maemo.org thing and not really a 100 Days change. May 31 16:36:19 Goddam, the current wiki search sucks so bad. May 31 16:37:05 On mediawiki or midgard? May 31 16:37:08 is there sometime an update of the browser ? it crash a lot here ... May 31 16:37:14 On midgard May 31 16:37:17 gourdin: , Diablo. May 31 16:37:31 and is kinda slow :/ May 31 16:37:42 install the microb SVN May 31 16:37:51 GAN8001: diablo is out ? May 31 16:37:56 Atm, the browser sucks knobs in the diablo beta May 31 16:37:57 No May 31 16:38:09 ho May 31 16:38:11 But that's when the update is coming. May 31 16:38:11 hello again May 31 16:38:19 Unless you want to try your hand at installing the svn. May 31 16:38:27 which toolchains should I pick for sbox? May 31 16:38:37 esp. which debian one May 31 16:38:50 GAN8001: where do i find the svn version ? May 31 16:39:03 http://www.internettablettalk.com/forums/showthread.php?p=178677 May 31 16:39:52 thx May 31 16:40:12 and should I pick maemo3-debian? (sounds old) May 31 16:41:09 AStorm, I'm guessing you aren't using the scripts? May 31 16:41:36 it's been the complete unpacked sbox binary May 31 16:41:43 but I could use the scripts, yes May 31 16:41:57 I used the scripts and my CHINOOK_ARMEL says: │ Devkits: perl debian-etch maemo3-tools cputransp │ May 31 16:42:50 hm, need a rootstrap I guess May 31 16:42:53 * qwerty12 also recommends setting up another target for the 2008 toolchain and gcc4 May 31 16:42:58 mhm May 31 16:43:04 I'll use the script instead May 31 16:43:15 how do I make the script download/use another download dir? May 31 16:43:36 Not sure, haven't touched it in a long time. May 31 16:43:43 Rootstrap is here btw: http://repository.maemo.org/stable/chinook/armel/ May 31 16:43:54 (for armel anyway) May 31 16:43:58 RST38h, I merged some of it in here. https://wiki.maemo.org/index.php/100Days#Developer_documentation May 31 16:44:06 About to start a Software distribution section. May 31 16:44:42 well, i guess i'm gonna sleep, GAN May 31 16:44:48 ttyl (tonight) :) May 31 16:44:52 rm_you, gj! May 31 16:44:53 :P May 31 16:45:05 rm_you, all that and X-Fade never answered back :P May 31 16:45:11 heh yeah May 31 16:45:13 i'll try again May 31 16:45:19 Script! May 31 16:45:20 GAN8001: poke him for me :P May 31 16:45:23 Set up a script. :p May 31 16:45:25 Set your IRC client to auto poke all night :p May 31 16:45:25 lol May 31 16:45:28 i was working on that :P May 31 16:45:29 Then I'll get a staffer to k-line you. May 31 16:45:34 lol May 31 16:45:52 * rm_you sleeps May 31 16:45:58 * GAN8001 has the Exherbo guy to sick on you. May 31 16:46:37 grrrr May 31 16:46:41 * AStorm kills sbox May 31 16:46:53 stupid thing had /dev bindmounted and I didn't notice May 31 16:46:56 argh May 31 16:48:28 That is some hardcore netsplit. May 31 16:49:31