**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Oct 15 02:59:57 2010 Oct 15 04:07:19 that irc protocal addon what if I need to send some commands to the server? Oct 15 04:17:51 you use /command Oct 15 04:19:03 and is there some sort of preform commands after connect? Oct 15 04:21:13 /command privmsg ham5 hi Oct 15 04:33:56 ham5: /help Oct 15 04:53:02 come join us at #hackers or ##itt-tech . if you dare that is..... Oct 15 05:20:14 Oct 15 05:21:10 definitely Oct 15 05:22:36 indeed Oct 15 05:22:39 so dark outside Oct 15 05:31:23 oh my, fourth Knuth tome is coming out soon Oct 15 05:31:45 4A, to be exact :) Oct 15 05:57:40 Hi! What is the ideal way of making the physical keyboard RETURN key send Return and not KP_Enter? Will doing so break anything? Oct 15 05:57:55 probably will break things ;) Oct 15 05:58:17 That's a big "probably" there. :) Oct 15 05:58:30 http://thenokiablog.com/2010/10/14/palm-hires-ari-jaaksi/ <- wtf Oct 15 05:59:53 wait, Palm has already got close to bankruptcy they do not need to learn that Oct 15 06:00:00 palm's HP now Oct 15 06:00:23 i know Oct 15 06:00:56 i was just gently pointing out that the guy is not exactly known for skyrocketing a product to stardom and Palm is erm well was not shining lately either Oct 15 06:03:03 needless to say, i was fidgeting between Android and Maemo for a year and today made finally the decision so while dissing Nokia for being a bunch of idiots, the N900 is *still* the best phone on the market for me Oct 15 06:04:13 then again, where else would you find someone who gets Linux and isn't an android guy? Oct 15 06:04:16 :P Oct 15 06:05:11 on this level? Oct 15 06:05:13 that's fair Oct 15 06:05:52 Hello all Oct 15 06:09:39 Stskeeps, do you happen to be around? Oct 15 06:09:51 if you count it being around having this low caffeine level Oct 15 06:10:15 in other words cranky? ;) Oct 15 06:10:21 Eh, close enough. Oct 15 06:12:27 Anyway, I'm still trying to work out how to make a proper flashable ubifs image. I did as you suggested and used tar with the --numeric-owner -pcf options. I get a (seemingly) valid archive. When I flash it, it won't even -try- to boot(nokia logo for a bit, then it shuts off). Oct 15 06:12:43 wth? What is it with mornings and tmo/fmc? Oct 15 06:13:00 Note that I excluded the contents of /dev/ in my archive - that shouldn't be a problem, should it? Oct 15 06:13:13 mece: probably got flooded after http://thenokiablog.com/2010/10/14/palm-hires-ari-jaaksi/ Oct 15 06:13:17 RobbieThe1st: quite big problem Oct 15 06:13:21 It's not just you! http://forum.meego.com looks down from here. / It's not just you! http://talk.maemo.org looks down from here. Oct 15 06:13:42 It's not dynamically generated? Oct 15 06:13:45 * mece gasps Oct 15 06:14:34 RobbieThe1st: at bootup you always need basic /dev stuff before udev starts up Oct 15 06:14:47 Fair enough Oct 15 06:14:53 damn Oct 15 06:20:28 Also, another question. I ran into a comment saying that a full wipe to PR1.2 doesn't reset any eraseblock info. If that ends up being corrupt or bad, how do you clear that(and potentially re-test all sections of the flash)? Oct 15 06:20:51 nanderase from a initrd Oct 15 06:21:47 Hm... That would be safe to do when running off a ramdisk, right? Oct 15 06:51:51 Alright, so I flashed to PR1.2, bound /dev/ elsewhere, then tar'd up the remaining files. I then copied it to my desktop, and added the files to my image. There's a good ~150 files, all "character device" or "block device", and all of size 0B. I made my image, flashed it... Again, nothing Oct 15 06:53:00 Lets see, in terms of other info, /boot, /tmp, /sys, /proc, /srv, /initrd, /floppy and /cdrom are all empty folders in my image. Should any of them have content? Oct 15 06:58:07 RobbieThe1st, great thread that portrait mode thread. Made me lol Oct 15 06:58:11 Stskeeps: Have you got my message from tuesday?: But I've got an older version of the driver, because the new is based on ahash, which cannot be backported. So I cannot say if the omap-sham will work, because the new one also uses dma and dma caused these problems. Oct 15 06:58:18 ok Oct 15 06:58:20 2.6.35? Oct 15 06:58:23 :p Oct 15 06:59:48 Stskeeps: Yes the driver in 2.6.35 uses dma. If it does work, you want to add these two patches: http://marc.info/?l=linux-omap&m=127859730421939&q=raw http://marc.info/?l=linux-omap&m=128343706809048&q=raw Oct 15 07:01:16 ok Oct 15 07:02:44 Stskeeps: Btw, what stands in the way to be able to use the 2.6.35 kernel on the n900 with maemo? Which drivers are still missing? Oct 15 07:03:30 maemo requires a lot of interfaces now gone Oct 15 07:07:45 Do you mean for example the program which configures the wifi on every boot? Would this not be a nice gift, if pr 1.3 would give you the ability to update your kernel to a newer version, I mean cleanup the interface stuff? Oct 15 07:11:02 maemo requires a lot of interfaces now gone Oct 15 07:11:20 bme and mce would be the first to die right? Oct 15 07:11:34 bme can be upgraded, or the meego version can be pulled Oct 15 07:11:40 mce - I don't give a shit Oct 15 07:12:04 * MohammadAG downloads latest kernel source Oct 15 07:12:33 Stskeeps: Alright, so I flashed to PR1.2, bound /dev/ elsewhere, then tar'd up the remaining files. I then copied it to my desktop, and added the files to my image. There's a good ~150 files, all "character device" or "block device", and all of size 0B. I made my image, flashed it... Again, nothing Oct 15 07:12:42 Lets see, in terms of other info, /boot, /tmp, /sys, /proc, /srv, /initrd, /floppy and /cdrom are all empty folders in my image. Should any of them have content? Oct 15 07:12:54 RobbieThe1st: hmm Oct 15 07:13:16 RobbieThe1st: out of ideas right now - can i help you during the weekend? we have last minute additions to meego so Oct 15 07:13:25 Sure Oct 15 07:13:49 Let me know if you have any ideas; feel free to PM me on the forums or send me an email if I'm not here, Oct 15 07:14:07 /boot holds kernel images for on device reflashes Oct 15 07:14:25 /sys can't be empty when the device is up and running, same goes for /proc Oct 15 07:14:45 /cdrom and /floppy are pretty obvious :p Oct 15 07:14:51 the N900 has no /initrd Oct 15 07:14:58 no idea about /srv Oct 15 07:16:20 MohammadAG: In case you missed the earlier discussion, I'm trying to make a flashable N900 rootfs image. I have a tar'd archive of all the files, this instruction for making the image: http://mer-project.blogspot.com/2010/01/making-flashable-rootfss-for-n900.html Everything works fine, but it won't start to boot Oct 15 07:16:35 No blinking dots, it doesn't get past the Nokia logo. Oct 15 07:17:14 flash a framebuffer kernel and see what stops it Oct 15 07:17:47 http://mohammadag.xceleo.org/public/maemo/kernels/framebuffer/zImage-fb-omap1.bin Oct 15 07:18:46 Perfect Oct 15 07:24:27 Ok, here's the error: UBIFS error (pid 1): ubifs_check_mode: bad CRC: calculated .... read ... then "bad node at LEB 0:0", "expected node type 6" Oct 15 07:25:03 maybe you're hitting your own badblocks problem now.. Oct 15 07:25:33 crc errors should be ignored afaik Oct 15 07:25:34 CONFIG_CMDLINE="init=/sbin/preinit ubi.mtd=rootfs root=ubi0:rootfs rootfstype=ubifs rootflags=bulk_read,no_chk_data_crc rw console=ttyMTD,log console=tty0 snd-soc-rx51.hp_lim=42 snd-soc-tlv320aic3x.hp_dac_lim=6" Oct 15 07:26:24 Stskeeps, any ideas what this means lib/crc-ccitt.c:0: warning: switch -mcpu=cortex-a8 conflicts with -march= switch, assuming CPU feature set Oct 15 07:26:26 Um, what should I do with that? Oct 15 07:26:35 MohammadAG: normal Oct 15 07:26:45 that's the default kernel cmdline RobbieThe1st Oct 15 07:26:50 Stskeeps, I see Oct 15 07:27:14 Well, erm, PR1.2 flashing does work, so I assume that this should be able to be made to work the same way Oct 15 07:27:34 Stskeeps, I'm assuming the N900 2.6.25 MeeGo kernel source is on gitorious somewhere? Oct 15 07:29:01 MohammadAG: After those errors, I get an error about not having the root= option set, availaible partitons: blank. Then kernel panic: VFS: Unable to mount rootfs on unknown-block(0,0) Oct 15 07:29:11 hello Oct 15 07:29:23 hi Oct 15 07:29:35 MohammadAG: http://meego.gitorious.org/meego-os-base/kernel-source/trees/master/patches Oct 15 07:30:10 hrw, thanks Oct 15 07:30:56 RobbieThe1st, try flasher-3.5 --boot="init=/sbin/preinit ubi.mtd=rootfs root=ubi0:rootfs rootfstype=ubifs rootflags=bulk_read,no_chk_data_crc rw console=ttyMTD,log console=tty0 snd-soc-rx51.hp_lim=42 snd-soc-tlv320aic3x.hp_dac_lim=6" Oct 15 07:31:02 * RST38h started getting spam about Indian marriage services Oct 15 07:31:04 though I don't see why you'd need to do that Oct 15 07:31:10 TY Oct 15 07:31:24 I guess they finally figured out I do not need Russian mailorder brides Oct 15 07:32:02 lol? http://www.wtf.org/wtf_eng/main/main_eng.html http://www.whorepresents.com/ http://nsfw.org/ Oct 15 07:32:19 I'm not opening that! Oct 15 07:33:19 Appiah, actually, they're all SFW Oct 15 07:33:26 :) Oct 15 07:33:46 depends on your w Oct 15 07:34:14 http://wtf.org/photo/img_photo/04_main.gif Oct 15 07:34:23 MohammadAG: Same error. It seems like there's an error in the image? nand? and it's not able to mount. Oct 15 07:34:38 crashanddie, that may or may not be true, but i doubt "whorepresents" will get through most work filters :p Oct 15 07:34:42 http://mer-project.blogspot.com/2010/01/making-flashable-rootfss-for-n900.html <- has been used successfully by someone else, right? Oct 15 07:34:51 TermanaN900, I know :P Oct 15 07:38:40 Stskeeps: Are there any news regarding hw. accel. support in openssl? Sha1 and Md5 acceleration might be handy if dnssec will have to be supported. Oct 15 07:38:47 no, not following that Oct 15 07:38:50 hmm shit Oct 15 07:39:00 Stskeeps, the kernel partition is only 2MBs right? Oct 15 07:40:18 MohammadAG: right Oct 15 07:40:27 MohammadAG: but 2MB is a lot Oct 15 07:40:39 not for a 3MB image Oct 15 07:40:48 need to check .config for extra crap Oct 15 07:40:53 then don't bloat it Oct 15 07:40:53 :P Oct 15 07:40:57 and strip it Oct 15 07:41:05 MohammadAG: and use lzma for compression Oct 15 07:41:12 lol modules ftw ;) Oct 15 07:42:17 "This little piggy went to market -- to pay off a Russian woman's overdue debt to a bank. Oct 15 07:42:17 Court officers in far eastern Russia have seized a piglet from a woman who owes a bank 13,000 roubles ($432) and put it up for sale to recuperate some of the money, the regional branch of the Federal Bailiffs Service said on Thursday." Oct 15 07:42:28 arch/arm/boot/compressed/piggy.lzma.S:4: Error: file not found: arch/arm/boot/compressed/piggy.lzma Oct 15 07:42:57 MohammadAG, perhaps you forgot to compress the piggy? Oct 15 07:43:02 oink Oct 15 07:43:19 Stskeeps: meego still uses "format/unpack/boot" way of upgrades? Oct 15 07:43:26 Stskeeps: Sorry for bugging you, but the two lines you have here: http://mer-project.blogspot.com/2010/01/making-flashable-rootfss-for-n900.html have been tested, correct? Oct 15 07:43:39 RobbieThe1st: yes, we used them for the first meego images Oct 15 07:43:43 hrw: you can do zypper up too but we're not testng it Oct 15 07:44:22 Stskeeps: I will wait for something ready for users rather Oct 15 07:44:31 I don't understand that more people are interested in ipv6 than in dnssec. I have upgraded to the newested bind9 yesterday and it shows up that debian.org is already signed, but gentoo.org is not. :-D Oct 15 07:46:02 * RST38h isn't interested in either, so he cannot relate Oct 15 07:46:36 lol... Oct 15 07:46:36 Ari Jaaksi joining Palm :) Oct 15 07:47:45 itym HP Oct 15 07:48:25 hmm Oct 15 07:48:32 how was the first compiler compiled? :P Oct 15 07:48:36 RST38h, so what kind of recent tech developments *do* interest you? Oct 15 07:48:44 (honestly curious, not sarcastic) Oct 15 07:49:29 MohammadAG: it wasn't compiled, someone preyed enough and it appeared, already compiled Oct 15 07:49:33 MohammadAG: You would have to ask Grace Hopper, how she did it http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grace_Hopper Oct 15 07:49:54 MohammadAG: It was written in assembly, most likely Oct 15 07:50:17 RobbieThe1st, what about the first assembler? :P Oct 15 07:51:18 Well, as assembly is simply human readable machine language, you could make the claim that punched cards were assembly Oct 15 07:51:20 johnx, with hardware logic? Oct 15 07:53:06 "The first time you do something, it's science. The second time you do something, it's engineering. The third time you do something, it's being a technician." Oct 15 07:53:15 I like the idea that we're getting closer and closer to proper desktop 3D printers. then we can have software that builds some software to complete the circle Oct 15 07:53:52 crashanddie, heh. pretty sure I'm past technician and all the way down to mechanic :) Oct 15 07:55:21 johnx: gradual switch to remote controlled air force Oct 15 07:55:34 Yea, wouldn't it be great to go "Hm... I need a new SD card." *torrent plans*, print. Oct 15 07:55:42 RST38h, hacking opportunity of a lifetime? you probably only get one shot though ... Oct 15 07:55:51 johnx: movement from paper books to ebooks Oct 15 07:55:56 Sure, in reality that'd be pretty hard, but at some point it ought to be possible Oct 15 07:57:02 RST38h, got any newspapers that you're happy to see be the first to go? Oct 15 07:57:04 plastic ink would cost more than the SD card by then Oct 15 07:57:23 johnx: I have not read a paper newspaper copy for months now Oct 15 07:57:46 it's probably been a year or so since I've really sat down and read one Oct 15 07:58:01 By then, the nanobots or living cells that actually make it could probably tear down other objects for raw materials Oct 15 07:58:21 but still, the ebook situation is just as bad as streaming films: a million formats, specific formats working only on specific OSes or hardware Oct 15 07:58:43 sigh, 2240900 Oct 15 07:58:45 johnx: in general, only technological changes that matter are those that may/will affect your day to day life Oct 15 07:58:47 So, you put your iphone 300 on one side, take the plans for your Nokia N9,000,000 and put it in, press "make"... Oct 15 07:59:02 RST38h, IPv6 will affect my day-to-day work very much :) Oct 15 07:59:09 johnx: ipv6 has been around for years and its effect on your life is nul Oct 15 07:59:10 johnx: That's what good old HTML's for. Oct 15 07:59:16 Morning, all Oct 15 07:59:18 johnx: Pretty sure it will not Oct 15 07:59:34 You wil have to change a few things you normally do at work but nothing big Oct 15 07:59:48 RST38h, you could have reasonably made that argument about virtualization 10 years ago Oct 15 08:00:06 johnx: virtualization has not affected me over these years Oct 15 08:00:19 RST38h, in case you forgot: johnx == sysadmin Oct 15 08:00:22 Bootloader error log follows: Oct 15 08:00:22 ERROR: Image kernel won't fit in partition Oct 15 08:00:22 johnx: it remains a glorified way to run multiple ISS copies on the same machine :) Oct 15 08:00:23 heh Oct 15 08:00:29 johnx: yes, I am aware :) Oct 15 08:00:37 s/ISS/IIS Oct 15 08:01:13 well, running multiple copies of ISS on the same machine would be nice too :) Oct 15 08:01:18 MohammadAG, is the bootloader telling you that about the kernel that's already in the partition? :P Oct 15 08:01:28 johnx: Virtualization does not cause you to lose your paycheck or get paid more though, so it is still not crucial enough Oct 15 08:01:38 grr, framebuffer not showing up Oct 15 08:02:08 RST38h, still I have more than a passing interest. it affects me about the same as ebooks :P Oct 15 08:03:07 johnx, if plaintext is good enough for emails, its good enough for stories! Oct 15 08:03:51 lcuk, don't have to convince me :P I've been reading txt ebooks starting on a Handspring Visor Prism starting in 2001/2002 or so Oct 15 08:04:28 I've only done that on my old Iriver H320 and its Rockbox firmware. Worked nicely, provided you had a good .txt source Oct 15 08:04:47 johnx: Institutions are dumping their whole libraries because of the switch to ebooks Oct 15 08:04:49 yeah johnx I am the same Oct 15 08:05:08 The lack of "special" characters, italics and bold is a slight problem though, for some authors Oct 15 08:05:30 johnx: So, I would say, ebooks win in terms of the scale of effects :) Oct 15 08:06:39 * johnx shrugs Oct 15 08:13:30 RobbieThe1st, if ASCII is good enough for porn, its good enough for authors :P Oct 15 08:13:55 * RST38h also feels that ASCII is sufficient Oct 15 08:14:07 Ok, make it CP1251 :) Oct 15 08:14:11 are you suggesting that people who use non-latin languages should communicate solely through porn? Oct 15 08:14:21 I mostly use my kindle as an rss reader, desktop app to email rss2ebook converted files Oct 15 08:14:22 BCMM: Deep. Oct 15 08:14:32 RST38h: LOL. Oct 15 08:15:24 BCMM, I was about to remind lcuk about non-latin characters, but I find your proposal intriguing Oct 15 08:15:48 sigh Oct 15 08:17:55 BCMM, LOL! Oct 15 08:19:29 ♥ Calibre Oct 15 08:21:56 I miss how how tmo was in December Oct 15 08:22:31 freemoe's dead :/ Oct 15 08:23:06 BCMM, RST38h - I dread to think the responces to an RFC on that proposal Oct 15 08:23:20 responses even Oct 15 08:25:58 after years of kinda holding still, how does debian still have one of the better net installers ... ? Oct 15 08:27:15 johnx: They have not been adding garbage, like the rest? =) Oct 15 08:27:38 I know the guy that did it, and he's Fucking Amazing? :p Oct 15 08:27:40 johnx, it was designed at a time when 9600 was the fastest and so was built for strength and stability, now that design makes even more sense again :P especially as mobile networks are prone to not being as reliable as our home nets? :D Oct 15 08:28:03 opensuse 11.3 (the latest) just asked me to type in the address of a mirror and the full path down to the repo content file Oct 15 08:28:24 RST38h, lcuk, you have it wrong. the other net installers do *less* AFAICT Oct 15 08:28:32 maybe I'm like doing this wrong or something ... Oct 15 08:28:56 FauxFaux, the debian net installer guy? really? Oct 15 08:29:10 >> airport Oct 15 08:29:29 lcuk appended to airport Oct 15 08:29:40 that actually makes sense if I take it literally Oct 15 08:30:29 "taking it literally" in the context of porn communication could be a bit troublesome :P Oct 15 08:32:05 >> bed Oct 15 08:36:31 johnx shifted himself by bed. Oct 15 08:36:35 hm. Oct 15 08:36:52 icuk: While ASCII's fine for text, if the writer's used to writing in RTF, or forum-code, it... doesn't always come out so good Oct 15 08:37:00 RST38h, it's valid hex :P Oct 15 08:37:17 http://digitizor.com/2010/10/14/finally-opera-will-support-extensions/ Oct 15 08:37:24 great news for mini opera too Oct 15 08:38:47 For instance, one book series had a name with an accented e in it. I could either have a blank block, where it couldn't be displayed in the current font, or a regular e. I used a regular e, but it still looked weird. Same with people who use italics or bold to denote speech/telepathy or some other form of communication Oct 15 08:41:45 * johnx was too harsh to opensuse, is totally impressed that the installer happily runs paravirtualized under xen Oct 15 08:42:48 Back to my rootfs image issue. Out of curiosity, I tried making a jffs2 image and flashing that. It didn't work either, but came up with almost the same issue, aside from that the checksum error wasn't there. Because of this - and that the PR1.2 rootfs image works - I think there's an error in my mkfs.ubifs configuration Oct 15 08:42:56 http://pastebin.org/201124 Oct 15 08:43:39 And http://pastebin.org/201149 for my ubinize.cfg Oct 15 08:48:07 MohammadAG: Do you happen to know of any other sources of N900-nand flash data? Like, any way of checking if http://pastebin.org/201124 was done with the right options? Oct 15 08:48:18 So MeeGo gets a palm guy and palm get the meego guy, interesting Oct 15 08:49:24 wait what Oct 15 08:49:26 Palm? Oct 15 08:49:30 johnx: installer does WHAT? Oct 15 08:49:38 facepalm Oct 15 08:49:49 palm devices with meego :) Oct 15 08:49:50 * RST38h fetches cross, holy water, a couple of stakes Oct 15 08:49:50 heh Oct 15 08:50:02 cant remeber the last time I saw someone using a palm.. Oct 15 08:50:32 at my work, a guy just switched from palm to samsung android something Oct 15 08:50:44 he was sad to switch away from such a polished gui Oct 15 08:50:59 or maybe it was htc rather than samsung Oct 15 08:53:58 Well, I suppose I've gotten enough progress done for one day. I have to say though, I think I'm gonna keep that framebuffer kernel. >:3 Makes it boot -so- much cooler Oct 15 08:55:24 hey guys Oct 15 08:55:29 Hello Oct 15 08:56:13 xkr47: switching from palmos -> anything is pain Oct 15 08:56:32 (but worth it) Oct 15 08:56:38 xkr47: it is always lose of functionality Oct 15 08:56:57 RST38h: give me PIM apps from palmos on android... Oct 15 09:00:44 funny this: http://twitter.com/ceoSteveJobs Oct 15 09:02:29 y'know, something I'm curious about: When you first install PR1.2, on the first boot you get a really nice screen that lets you select time. Its this nice touch-sensitive, graphical clock you can drag about. Date selection's also nice. Yet, I haven't seen -one- other interface that uses that style. Not any of the Nokia apps, and not any 3rd-party apps. Oct 15 09:04:07 that app doesn't use hlibildon for scrolling lists afaik Oct 15 09:04:13 libhildon* Oct 15 09:04:53 Huh, so what, was it a tech demo or something? Oct 15 09:08:10 RobbieThe1st, more like an app to give you better first impressions Oct 15 09:08:33 yea, makes sense i suppose Oct 15 09:10:16 maxximuscool has been posting a lot of BS recently Oct 15 09:11:08 * MohammadAG gives up on booting the MeeGo kernel with maemo 5 Oct 15 09:11:22 I wonder if it has mtd support compiled in Oct 15 09:14:30 MohammadAG: yeah, I've noticd he's been posting a lot of kid posts recently, I thought he used to be cool ... Oct 15 10:53:14 hey could someone paste me the content of the autorun.inf on the n900, had to remove mine because it was a rootkit entry Oct 15 10:55:19 merlin1991: where is that in the fs? Oct 15 10:55:48 ~/MyDocs Oct 15 10:56:01 mom Oct 15 10:56:19 uh, i don't think there is an autorun.inf... Oct 15 10:56:29 oh yes there is Oct 15 10:56:36 it defines the symbol that is used Oct 15 10:57:04 well, it's not on my phone on the sd card or in mydocs, and i don't recall deleting it Oct 15 10:57:24 [autorun] Oct 15 10:57:25 cat autorun.inf Oct 15 10:57:26 icon=.n900.ico Oct 15 10:57:26 [autorun] Oct 15 10:57:26 icon=.n900.ico Oct 15 10:57:27 but maybe i did... http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=47654 Oct 15 10:57:37 google found it quickly enough Oct 15 10:57:48 merlin1991: ↑↑↑ Oct 15 10:58:03 thx jpinx-eeepc, Kaadlajk Oct 15 10:59:31 What good is wine on arm anyway? Oct 15 11:00:42 uh, i doubt it compiles on arm Oct 15 11:01:13 It does Oct 15 11:01:23 that's funny Oct 15 11:01:31 They winehq guys are apparently supoporting rm development Oct 15 11:01:36 arm development .. Oct 15 11:01:53 http://www.wine-reviews.net/wine-reviews/news/wine-running-on-a-nokia-n900.html Oct 15 11:03:56 inddedle Oct 15 11:04:26 that seems to imply they're running qemu on the device to emulate x86 Oct 15 11:06:10 wine can't emulate x86 natively, even if it could the windows programs needs to be based on arm/armel Oct 15 11:07:03 The idea is win32 ports to arm Oct 15 11:07:05 Apparently Oct 15 11:07:13 So no x86 emulation, Oct 15 11:07:21 ARM based superphone N900 running the x86 wine binary via a statically compiled arm qemu binary, within an x86 chroot. Oct 15 11:07:32 Heh, Oct 15 11:07:43 Well, somebody did bochs for the n900 which seems like crazy idea, ... Oct 15 11:07:44 That's something different to what I was looking at/reading then ;) Oct 15 11:07:49 if all of the core wine api's are ported to arm. Then you have a wine api for arm for porting apps Oct 15 11:08:02 Not such a crazy idea when the A9 takes off :D Oct 15 11:08:21 A9? Oct 15 11:08:33 ARM Cortex A9 Oct 15 11:08:40 ahh Oct 15 11:08:46 OMAP4 Oct 15 11:08:55 alterego: And, obviously, A9 will be an order of magnitude faster than A8? Oct 15 11:09:01 Well, guess I'll have to wait for next christmas before there will be an userupgradeable A9-for-N900 package, right? Oct 15 11:09:11 RST38h: dual core 1.6Ghz Oct 15 11:09:27 Potentially .. Oct 15 11:09:44 It's not as if there are endless lists of announced Maemo or Meego devices, ... Oct 15 11:09:47 Some serious welly that's for sure Oct 15 11:10:15 indeed a very warm and very battery hungry device will be on the horizon for a dualcore 1.6 using n900's puny battery Oct 15 11:10:20 yacc: I imagine Q2 2011 when MeeGo is in a fully usable state it'll gain a lot more traction from 3rd parties Oct 15 11:10:57 That is a pure estimation by me, Nokia should have released their N9-01 which will be full MeeGo hopefuly by then Oct 15 11:11:04 hatake_kakashi, well, at least the N900 seems to charge rapidely on the power outlet charger, ... Oct 15 11:11:50 alterego: Cooool. And what would be the memory connected to that? Oct 15 11:12:01 alterego, The forces of the counter revolution are fully entrenched, did you noticed that all new Nokias are despite they comment that N-series will be Maemo are still Symbian? Oct 15 11:12:06 yacc, it literally defeats its purposes that it has phone funtionality.. meaning new owners will have to run and plug their power starved n900 or fear losing portability Oct 15 11:12:30 yacc: I think that is after the N8 ;) Oct 15 11:12:38 anyone here used uae4all? Oct 15 11:12:53 hatake_kakashi, well, yes and the traditional solution to that is known, I've got it already half-implemented, ... Oct 15 11:13:20 yacc, and that's a battery back or the lesser known mugen powerpack? Oct 15 11:13:33 alterego: I think that meego may become cellphone user ready in 2012. this does not mean that nokia will not release anything before - they already said few times that Harmattan != MeeGo official release Oct 15 11:13:44 hatake_kakashi, my second BL-5J is already lying on my desk, now if Amazon manages somehow to send the stuff that they taken the money for already, I'll have an external charger that can keep the second battery all times charged. Oct 15 11:14:02 I don't understand why wouldn't nokia keep versioning simple.. all maemo/meego should have letter M... all symbian devices has S.. done Oct 15 11:14:29 hrw: that's why I said after the N9, which I presume is MeeGo/Harmattan Oct 15 11:14:30 yacc, and you'll have downtime for everytime you swap the battery Oct 15 11:14:37 hatake_kakashi, but there are different "symbian" devices. For Multimedia, Fun, Enterprise, ... Oct 15 11:15:01 I think even as MeeGo stands now, the 1.1 branch could be utilised by vendors, it just requires a lot of love. Oct 15 11:15:11 yacc, so add -M, -F -E for example.. S3-E Oct 15 11:15:11 hatake_kakashi, well, better a 60seconds downtime, than "couple of hours till I get home" downtime. Oct 15 11:15:53 hatake_kakashi, as I'm a G1 refugee, I know the drill. Oct 15 11:15:53 yacc, or there's the option of carrying a large battery pack and forget about taking it to camping, because that will need to munch on car battery Oct 15 11:16:55 hatake_kakashi, and yeah, the down time is irritating, especially the physical handling, but only till you realize that it's still a huge improvement over offline-till-office-or-home Oct 15 11:17:24 hmmm, Oct 15 11:17:25 yacc, the drill for battery swapping? meh.. BL-5J isn't even available out in the normal shops.. never ceases to amaze me why they made n900 different battery size and what not.. all is well that it leaves owners high and dry till extras is available Oct 15 11:17:59 Bl-5J is trivial to pick up, but if you want it cheap, you'll have to order it from Amazon or Ebay, ... Oct 15 11:18:01 yacc, not so when you can just buy external power packs to keep n900 juiced up Oct 15 11:18:08 hatake_kakashi: it shares the same battery as the 5800's Oct 15 11:18:17 its not so easy to buy BL-5J out where I live Oct 15 11:18:27 hatake_kakashi, as it happens I do have an USB power source powered by standard AA battery slots too, ... Oct 15 11:18:27 alterego, and the same with me brother's X6-16GB Oct 15 11:18:29 :-P Oct 15 11:19:07 yacc, well you came prepared didn't ya? :p I'm planning to go buy meself a nice power pack when I go overseas next year Oct 15 11:19:16 hatake_kakashi, the battery situation on the N900 is a big improvement over the 9500. There hasn't been any external charger for these babies, ... Oct 15 11:20:13 yacc, how is it any improvement when: 1) it loses 100+mA 2) There's no retailer that stocks them unless you go to either nokia care centre or you order them online? Oct 15 11:20:46 hatake_kakashi, well, as some people have already confirmed the pattern [female: the battery keeps an eternity, male: the battery is through in less than 12h, on the same device], I'm one of these power suckers, ... Oct 15 11:20:57 yacc, had it been the same battery as all the other NIT series I wouldn't have to wait to get BL-5J Oct 15 11:21:00 And the G1 battery pack is Oct 15 11:21:42 I'm sure I still can't readily and easily obtain BL-5J.. what joy Oct 15 11:21:50 yeah a puny joke were the words I've been looking for. Oct 15 11:22:32 hatake_kakashi, well, first generic solution is an external USB battery. Does not look cool, when you run around with a cable around, but better than a dead device, ... Oct 15 11:22:33 yacc, I don't understand what you said last about female and male pattern Oct 15 11:23:08 yacc, and at least your internet tablet/phone is still kept alive despite extra ugly wiring Oct 15 11:23:36 yacc, or swapping batteries and hope you haven't missed any important calls Oct 15 11:24:04 hatake_kakashi, well, I've observed it with the 9500 and the E61, where my wife and me had exactly the same device, ... Oct 15 11:24:26 hatake_kakashi, I've been out of power often during the day, especially if I did not charge completely during the night. Oct 15 11:24:42 hatake_kakashi, my wife could leave the phone for days in her handbag. Oct 15 11:24:51 speaking of which about power packs, that nokia's power pack is completely ludicrous.. not only was it fitted with a puny battery, it doesn't even charge my n900 Oct 15 11:25:30 yacc, I'm sure there are plenty of females who would spend their time blabbering away.. hence that's why phones makes it convenient Oct 15 11:25:32 hatake_kakashi, so battery size is always relative to the usage pattern. The N900 battery is absolutely okay for somebody that uses it as a phone and does SMS with it. Oct 15 11:26:28 yacc, remember the firmware 1.1 and prior to those where n900 had a lovely one-two days uptime? Oct 15 11:26:35 amigadave, ping? Oct 15 11:27:04 amigadave, Are you sure about the change of directory from /usr/share/pixmaps to /usr/share/icons? Oct 15 11:27:07 hatake_kakashi, OTOH, if you are online all the time (IM clients e.g.), especially via UMTS (aka your stupid premium network does not offer EDGE inside of cities), you won't last 24h. Oct 15 11:27:10 yacc, and again I must mention yet again, the due credit to the lack of availability of BL-5J.. Oct 15 11:27:24 hatake_kakashi, where are you located that it's so big an issue? Oct 15 11:27:38 I mean there are at least a dozen sellers on Amazon alone, ... Oct 15 11:28:05 yacc, not so much of just being online, a couple of widgets, a few hours of bluetooth music and sharing and occasional web browsing and I could see half the battery is drained if I'm lucky Oct 15 11:28:07 amigadave, Never mind... just rereading the spec: "Icons and themes are looked for in a set of directories. By default, apps should look in $HOME/.icons (for backwards compatibility), in $XDG_DATA_DIRS/icons and in /usr/share/pixmaps (in that order). Applications may further add their own icon directories to this list, and users may extend or change the list (in application/desktop specific ways).In each of these directories themes are st Oct 15 11:28:07 ored as subdirectories. A theme can be spread across several base directories by having subdirectories of the same name. This way users can extend and override system themes. " Oct 15 11:28:10 yacc, .au Oct 15 11:28:35 inetnum: 115.128.0.0 - 115.131.255.255 Oct 15 11:28:36 netname: H3GAIPNET Oct 15 11:28:36 descr: 3G Mobile Service Provider, Oct 15 11:28:39 yeah, I noticed :) Oct 15 11:28:41 I prefer to source spare BL-5J in proper retail stores than online Oct 15 11:28:51 yacc, mm and? Oct 15 11:29:12 btw EDGE isn't available here.. Oct 15 11:29:34 That's not true Oct 15 11:30:05 which providers have them and they retail N900 then? Oct 15 11:30:22 Is anyone aware of a psi build for the n900? Oct 15 11:30:22 I'm in Australia - there is EDGE. Oct 15 11:30:36 hatake_kakashi: dodo Oct 15 11:31:00 kakashi, 2 times 9V Blocks + USB Adapter go a long way in terms of uptime ... just my 2 cents Oct 15 11:31:00 TermanaDesire, the last I checked dodo doesn't have n900 retailed.. plus they lack retailer shopfrons Oct 15 11:31:11 s/shopfrons/shopfronts/ Oct 15 11:31:11 hatake_kakashi meant: TermanaDesire, the last I checked dodo doesn't have n900 retailed.. plus they lack retailer shopfronts Oct 15 11:31:12 hatake_kakashi, well, 3 in Austria is even funnier, they've got only an UMTS license, ... Oct 15 11:31:13 Not the best of companies but they do Oct 15 11:31:56 peb_, not that I am particularly handy with d-i-y electronics Oct 15 11:32:05 hatake_kakashi, they do commercials about the newest and best 3G network, but nobody realizes why the same mobiles batteries drain so much faster with them :-P Oct 15 11:32:20 hatake_kakashi: they list the n900 on their site under contract Oct 15 11:32:43 hatake_kakashi, well, I do not buy service and phone from the same source, best way to loose money, ... Oct 15 11:32:47 yacc, it doesn't mean anything.. most providers here use UMTS and I'm not using my n900's sim card to surf internet right now.. last but not least 3 doesn't retail n900 Oct 15 11:33:14 hatake_kakashi, why would you want to buy the N900 with a contract? Oct 15 11:33:24 yacc, again not really getting the point of not being able to source BL-5J spares Oct 15 11:33:33 hatake_kakashi, no network in Austria, AFAIK, offers the N900? Oct 15 11:33:39 TermanaDesire, and there's no shopfronts Oct 15 11:33:42 hatake_kakashi, ask for batteries for Nokia 5800? Oct 15 11:33:49 yacc, not Austria, Australia Oct 15 11:34:11 yacc, only one and they had shop front, crazy johns and they go through vodaphone Oct 15 11:34:58 yacc, tried that, no dice, not even for x6 Oct 15 11:35:46 Anyway if your looking for a battery why not just get one from eBay Oct 15 11:36:05 I said before I don't buy that sort of stuff from internet Oct 15 11:36:09 hatake_kakashi: http://dealextreme.com has bl-5j Oct 15 11:36:14 I rather buy them from shops Oct 15 11:36:30 fair enough Oct 15 11:36:50 toggles, yeah and pay for nice shipping bills to be delivered overseas + again defeats my purpose of not willing to purchase the online Oct 15 11:36:54 despite their rarity Oct 15 11:37:05 nope, no shipping, $16US Oct 15 11:37:11 pretty much australian now.. Oct 15 11:37:17 parity party anyone? Oct 15 11:38:31 "You may also reach us live by calling (+86) 1353-0080-484, (+86) 13714039173, (+86) 13714478454new!. Our office hour is between 9am to 6pm HKT/GMT+8 (lunch break between 11:45AM and 1:15PM), Monday through Saturday except public and statutory holidays" Oct 15 11:38:50 umm yeah.. that does state they're in Australia Oct 15 11:41:49 hatake_kakashi: he was talking about almost parity between the AU and US dill Oct 15 11:41:57 Dollar * Oct 15 11:43:16 TermanaDesire, for the time being yes but that doesn't mean that you won't have to pay for shipping fees no? Oct 15 11:44:16 * TermanaDesire rolls eyes Oct 15 11:44:25 I was at once to the point of wanting to buy BL-5J (at least 3 months ago) but now I just don't see any point when battery packs can keep n900 on and on Oct 15 11:46:14 He was saying the item is $16 US dollars with no shipping fee. Then he remarked "pretty much Australian now" meaning the amount of US dollars equaling about the same in Australian dollars Oct 15 11:46:30 hatake_kakashi: try this http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.32444 please note the "FREE SHIPPING" listed Oct 15 11:47:26 they also have a "clone" for $3.67 which I can't attest to, but the one listed as "genuine" works ok, I can't tell which of my batteries is from them Oct 15 11:52:50 N900 is down below $425 in AU$ from 3 different online retailers. Pretty close to parity with the US. Oct 15 11:55:09 .005 left to go.. Oct 15 11:57:34 what? kernel mtd is 2MB on N900? OMFG, we got severe problems with 2MB limits for kernels, in OM/OE Oct 15 11:59:33 and our limit was just in uBoot env... btw: Oct 15 12:00:24 Stskeeps: will meego dual boot uBoot have envs at all? where eare they stored? I suppose in cal, where they "belong" Oct 15 12:05:44 johnx, have you not seen the $800 3D printers? Oct 15 12:08:34 the $800 3d printers aren't that nice Oct 15 12:08:41 amigadave, back from lunch? Oct 15 12:09:39 meh, I have a 150$ 3D printer ;-P Oct 15 12:09:57 god, that has to be even worse than the makerbots :P Oct 15 12:10:12 can print enough 3D on transparent plastic to create fake fingerprints from it Oct 15 12:10:49 i'm guessing you were at the ccc a couple years back then Oct 15 12:11:28 I've been always associated to the CCC to some degree Oct 15 12:12:04 i'm still hoping i'll be able to afford it this year Oct 15 12:12:41 heh, I'm still hoping I'll get tickets this year Oct 15 12:13:11 Stskeeps, Any ideas where I might get definitive docs on the .desktop file parsing? Oct 15 12:13:29 luckily this year it's my friend's turn to pay the whole thing for him and me :-) Oct 15 12:13:45 i need friends like that Oct 15 12:13:55 dneary_: the source? Oct 15 12:14:03 hildon-desktop, specifically Oct 15 12:14:18 Stskeeps, That's a start :) Thanks Oct 15 12:14:43 i've actually got a free place to stay in berlin thanks to a friend, but can't drop the airfare+food+booze cost at the moment Oct 15 12:14:50 Stskeeps: did you say the kernel can't be >2MB, this morning? Oct 15 12:15:28 DocScrutinizer: NAND area is 2mb size, you can load more into ram Oct 15 12:15:34 with uboot you can load larger Oct 15 12:15:41 :nod: Oct 15 12:16:48 Stskeeps, http://www.salon.com/21st/feature/1998/05/13feature.html :) Oct 15 12:16:50 2MB turned out to be too small nowadays Oct 15 12:17:16 dneary_: yeah.. Oct 15 12:19:14 * DocScrutinizer feels headache coming while trying to wrap his head around mtdparts Oct 15 12:21:02 Stskeeps, I really like that article Oct 15 12:23:04 dneary_: I once had the specs for .desktop, but for the life of mine I can't find it anymore - dunno if it was on freedesktop.org, or on some gnome.org page or where else Oct 15 12:24:11 DocScrutinizer: fd.o Oct 15 12:24:32 DocScrutinizer: The spec actually lists some of the KDE & GNOME extensions, as well as the standard fields Oct 15 12:24:51 DocScrutinizer: But I can't find anything about Maemo extensions Oct 15 12:25:25 ooh, yes. Obviously :-/ Oct 15 12:26:42 ...though I never noticed there are any Oct 15 12:27:22 hmm, now there might be, e.g. for sorting/positioning the icons Oct 15 12:29:56 dneary_: pong Oct 15 12:46:33 îÁÂÌÀÄÁÑ ÚÁ ÔÁÎÃÅÍ ÓÔÒÉÐÔÉÚÅÒÛÉ, ÏÎ ÐÏÄÏÛÅÌ Ë ÎÅÊ ÓÌÉÛËÏÍ ÂÌÉÚËÏ, É ÏÎÁ ÓÌÕÞÁÊÎÏ ÕÄÁÒÉÌÁ ÅÇÏ ÎÏÇÏÊ × ÇÌÁÚ. õÄÁÒ ÂÙÌ ÔÁËÏÊ ÓÉÌÙ, ÞÔÏ áÊÒÅÌÅÎÄ ÐÏÌÕÞÉÌ ÐÅÒÅÌÏÍ ÎÅÓËÏÌØËÉÈ ËÏÓÔÅÊ ÞÅÒÅÐÁ, ÒÁÓÐÏÌÏÖÅÎÎÙÈ ÒÑÄÏÍ Ó ÇÌÁÚÏÍ É ÎÏÓÏÍ Oct 15 12:46:48 oh, noes, wrong channel detected Oct 15 12:47:02 zalgo? Oct 15 12:47:30 zalgo? Oct 15 12:48:11 rmrfchik, yeah, dont' do that again please :) Oct 15 12:48:45 hope, your terminals didn't get broken cause of 8bit Oct 15 12:48:59 ieatlint, makerbots are actually pretty nice Oct 15 12:49:29 i disagree Oct 15 12:49:41 they are good for their cost Oct 15 12:49:47 and they are a cool project Oct 15 12:50:33 but they have a lot of issues Oct 15 12:55:31 rmrfchik: just my eyes and brain hurts Oct 15 12:57:33 * RST38h comes back to life. Anything I've missed? Oct 15 12:58:14 PR1.7 release ;-P Oct 15 12:58:41 Anyone have a kernel with working kexec? Oct 15 12:59:08 alterego: see Stskeeps commenting on it yesterday in this chan Oct 15 12:59:21 Oh, whoops Oct 15 13:00:19 Doc: Enables WindowsPhone7? Oct 15 13:00:24 seems all the PR1.3_comes_with_dualboot_for_meego hype is based on fixed kexec Oct 15 13:01:53 ...while, ironically enough, aiui meego will not even use kexec as they go for uBoot chainloading now :-P Oct 15 13:02:04 DocScrutinizer: that's what I wasw thinking, I also thought maybe there's a NOLO update that allows it to bootstrap uboot, as I thought that was the general direction the N900 adaptation team were heading, but I might be wrong. Oct 15 13:02:10 And as no one has mentioned that .. Oct 15 13:02:39 NOLO can chainload right now Oct 15 13:03:01 Oh, cool Oct 15 13:03:10 so there'll be no NOLO update for this issue Oct 15 13:03:18 uhuh Oct 15 13:03:46 yep, works great. I noticed the slow start (fading in LED for 2s before starting the phone) was broken when chainloading uboot, but I guess that's fixed if it's going into an official maemo version :) Oct 15 13:03:56 Doc: So, how will the dual boot procedure look from the end user point of view? Oct 15 13:03:58 aiui you can install meego with uBoot right away, no matter which maemo PR Oct 15 13:04:48 RST38h: Stskeeps said it's looking for a kernel on uSD, and if it doesn't find any, then it loads the 'standard' maemo kernel Oct 15 13:05:09 I hope there'll be a bootmenu as well Oct 15 13:05:38 that's the reason why I asked for uBoot env, where uBoot stores his 'menu' Oct 15 13:06:06 DocScrutinizer: When I tried the uboot stuff (a couple of months ago) the environment was hardcoded in u-boot Oct 15 13:06:16 :-( Oct 15 13:06:24 But that might have changed Oct 15 13:06:43 Doc: Ok, so a proper uSD partition is all you need? But once you have that partition, there is no user option to select one or the other? Oct 15 13:06:56 uBoot needs a dedicated mtd partition to store env, afaik Oct 15 13:07:19 RST38h: that's how I got it yesterday, yes Oct 15 13:07:19 RST38h: the basic idea was if you've got a MicroSD inserted with a kernel on it, it'd boot MeeGo, then you take that SD out and it'll boot maemo Oct 15 13:07:41 Not sure I like that way tbh, but that's what I think Stskeeps has been talking about recently. Oct 15 13:07:55 alternative: rename the kernel(-symlink) on uSD Oct 15 13:07:59 other ways might be possible, but that's first approach.. Oct 15 13:08:32 m'kay Oct 15 13:09:49 boot-meego() {mv /media/card/vmlinuz.disabled /media/card/vmlinuz} Oct 15 13:09:52 alterego: Given the pain of inserting another uSD, this does not seem to be very user friendly Oct 15 13:10:04 RST38h: it's not supposed to be ;) Oct 15 13:10:12 yea, right Oct 15 13:10:26 boot-maemo() {mv /vmlinuz /vmlinuz.disabled} Oct 15 13:10:33 It's not exactly developer friendly either (from my perspective) as you need the SD in in order to flash a new rrtfs Oct 15 13:10:37 ~rootfs Oct 15 13:10:38 rootfs is, like, mount ro, but all the nessary files that need to be writen to are created in a ramdisk that is rw Oct 15 13:13:13 Stskeeps: you've seen my suggestion to patch uBoot to keep his ENV in CAL? Oct 15 13:13:18 yes Oct 15 13:13:24 k Oct 15 13:13:32 however our knowledge of storing stuff into CAL (at least in public) is a little bad Oct 15 13:13:37 and corrupt cal == bad Oct 15 13:14:07 It's born out of the problem we probably don't have a dedicated mtd partition for uBoot to store env there Oct 15 13:15:02 Stskeeps: (problems introduced with CAL) ack Oct 15 13:15:18 amigadave, I guess you saw my response - both icons & pixmaps are OK (icons is searched first) Oct 15 13:16:22 Stskeeps: is there any documentation about mkmtdparts and how and in which way N900 NAND is partitioned? Oct 15 13:16:35 kernel? think partition table is there Oct 15 13:16:38 though im not sure Oct 15 13:16:53 Although there must be some way to specify $XDG_DATA_DIRS instead of /usr/share, no? Oct 15 13:17:36 not kernel, the real basic partitioning of NAND, creating mtd's and assigning them to CAL, kernel, rootfs, whatnot Oct 15 13:19:13 I'm not even sure which program/process is supposed to deal with this. Seems flasher not always bothers to check and fix mtd partitions, maybe only on clodflash Oct 15 13:23:52 on Openmoko, we had to follow a rather icky process including oddly named tools like devirginator, to create new mtd partitions Oct 15 13:24:41 nand_erase_all and nand_write another few Oct 15 13:24:51 * ShadowJK thought there was no partition table except the one passed as bootargs to kernel.. Oct 15 13:26:03 there is *some* partitioning that e.g. uBoot is using, which aiui is stored to env but also somewhere in "partition tables" in NAND Oct 15 13:27:55 dneary: sorry, was off for a bit Oct 15 13:28:04 as said above: [2010-10-15 14:16:37] * DocScrutinizer feels headache coming while trying to wrap his head around mtdparts Oct 15 13:28:13 yeah, XDG_DATA_DIRS is just an environment variable that one can set Oct 15 13:28:23 The MeeGo trademark fight's fun to watch Oct 15 13:28:31 Pity it's so important Oct 15 13:28:46 dneary: even more fun considering opensuse's own trademark rules Oct 15 13:29:44 (worth a look) Oct 15 13:29:55 amigadave, So you think s/pixmaps/icons improves things? Oct 15 13:30:21 dneary: yeah, the file was a PNG after all, not an XPM :) Oct 15 13:30:38 it works in pixmaps, but was a little confusing Oct 15 13:30:48 amigadave, There was one other change I wasn't sure about, but I'm sure you checked it... Oct 15 13:31:05 i checked the Makefile.am changes, so that EXTRA_DIST was not required Oct 15 13:31:19 the dist_ prefix already ensures distribution :) Oct 15 13:32:46 The changes to Makefile.am were what I was wondering about Oct 15 13:33:10 yeah, there is basically no need for EXTRA_DIST, comman fallacy Oct 15 13:33:26 s/comman/common/ Oct 15 13:33:28 amigadave meant: yeah, there is basically no need for EXTRA_DIST, common fallacy Oct 15 13:33:28 I had understood that NNNdir was used to install NNN_DATE Oct 15 13:33:34 NNN_DATA even Oct 15 13:33:46 So pixmapdir -> pixmap_DATA Oct 15 13:33:51 yep Oct 15 13:34:05 And you have icondir and dist_icon_DATA Oct 15 13:34:13 there is also nodist_ if the file to be installed is generated and should not be ditributed :) Oct 15 13:34:23 And desktopdir, dist_desktop_DATA Oct 15 13:54:29 Why the hell is Xorg eating %16 of the RAM. . . . Oct 15 13:54:59 it's holding pixmaps for all the clients Oct 15 13:55:10 and it has the frame buffer mmapped into its virtual memory areas Oct 15 13:55:20 etc. Oct 15 14:01:01 * RST38h agrees with Milhouse: a magic button at boot time feels like the best solution Oct 15 14:02:02 HP and Nokia are doing Wife Swap for execs. Oct 15 14:02:16 Hey all! Oct 15 14:02:24 Each is getting rid of someone they no longer want Oct 15 14:02:32 i love my N900 Oct 15 14:03:21 hi...does anybody know if yahoo is usefull anywhere but the US? The APIs they describe seem to assume US as the only option... I don't know if they have a different set api/docs for each country...doesn't seem like Oct 15 14:03:22 GAN900: not Palm? Oct 15 14:03:40 but the absense of a button to recieve a call is very bad.. Oct 15 14:03:53 alterego: Palm=HP Oct 15 14:04:15 Oh, I did not know that :) Oct 15 14:04:46 alterego, same thing. Oct 15 14:04:50 fcrochik: yahoo what? messenger? Oct 15 14:05:07 is there a way to get any other button to pick up the call.. Oct 15 14:05:08 jpinx-eeepc: no...yahoo as "local search"... Oct 15 14:05:18 njain: you can set it to autoanswer I believe Oct 15 14:05:44 but even then its a problem.. Oct 15 14:05:55 fcrochik: local as in - within the country you'resitting in? Oct 15 14:06:08 fcrochik: oh, don't worry, it's not useful in the US either Oct 15 14:06:18 while i am fetching the phone from my pocket.. Oct 15 14:06:19 njain: why? Oct 15 14:06:39 if it autoanswers in that time.. Oct 15 14:06:41 ieatlint: that is what I was afraid... I thought about implementing yahoo (instead of google) search on geeps but I don't think is worth Oct 15 14:06:49 * jpinx-eeepc fails to see the problem with call answering Oct 15 14:07:05 jpinx-eeepc: local = search for things around your current position Oct 15 14:07:27 fcrochik: hell no - google is better by far Oct 15 14:07:41 did someone know application which can sync ldap<>maemo contacts? Oct 15 14:08:06 jpinx-eeepc: I assume is better... it is just that google is only json... Oct 15 14:08:09 oh when i get a call i have to recieve it using the touch button.. Oct 15 14:08:21 that auto appears! Oct 15 14:08:36 i guess? Oct 15 14:08:42 njain: I have mine set to manual answer, minimum time to screen off/lock. from ringing in my poccket I only have to flick the side switch to retart the screen and hit answer Oct 15 14:09:11 heh, yeah, json still sucks in c/c++ .. or at least isn't included in any standard libs Oct 15 14:09:59 ieatlint: I probably will just bite the bullet... I really miss being able to search for a business name ....most of the time I don't know the address Oct 15 14:10:30 there is qjson, not sure if it's in the repos Oct 15 14:10:42 ieatlint: one thing I have to say about yahoo: I liked the idea that you can search for a place around a path (not just position)... Oct 15 14:10:59 yahoo is better for scripting... the YML stuff can do some very interesting things Oct 15 14:11:15 also, yahoo pipes can be interesting... but no one knows about it Oct 15 14:11:21 in my case when the phone rings the screen is powered on and most of the times when i am travelling i touch reject instead of accept! Oct 15 14:11:27 fcrochik: might work in USA/EU but the rest of the world uses google Oct 15 14:11:29 took a friend who works there to tell me it even existed, heh Oct 15 14:11:58 njain: you need to sort out your settings, mine stays screen off but rings Oct 15 14:12:03 ieatlint: qjson is on the repository...I will give a try Oct 15 14:12:11 did you configure some options? Oct 15 14:12:20 njain: of course Oct 15 14:12:25 ok cool Oct 15 14:12:32 fcrochik: i'll be interested to hear how easily it works.. Oct 15 14:12:38 njain: can't remember exactly what - play with it nd see Oct 15 14:13:05 hmm thanks Oct 15 14:13:26 ieatlint: I also found a simple recipe on to parse json just using the standard script tools.... it didn't seem any better or worst than qjson Oct 15 14:14:12 but still i was thinking in case some button vol/power could be configured to pickup a call Oct 15 14:14:25 it would be great! Oct 15 14:15:11 the problem is the bumpy roads here makes me mess up the buttons.. Oct 15 14:15:39 njain: for me the ideal solution would be to have something like the "lock button" enable the buttons.... I was click the reject too Oct 15 14:16:38 njain: let me try again: for me the ideal solution would to have to slide the "lock buton" to enable the buttons to answer/reject the call (when the phone is locked).... I always click the reject button by mistake Oct 15 14:18:33 i think i will try your suggestion. Oct 15 14:19:05 and then see if i still need the button. Oct 15 14:21:00 if you required the lock button to be used, you could also permit the use of, for example, vol up and vol down to reject/answer Oct 15 14:21:14 which would fix the bumpy roads thing Oct 15 14:21:37 yeah Oct 15 14:21:50 i am commenting cluelessly on a conversation i did not hear the beginning off, and will shut up now Oct 15 14:21:57 BCMM: that was what i thinking to map it to Oct 15 14:22:20 this whole conversation is happening because somebody already said that, then? Oct 15 14:22:22 BCMM: I said lock button but I was thinking about the "thing" on the right side of the phone...don't know how it is called.... Oct 15 14:22:30 yeah, that's the lock switch Oct 15 14:22:33 or button, or something Oct 15 14:22:42 i don't really know what to call it Oct 15 14:23:05 you know, it really looks as if you need to slide it to open the kb or something Oct 15 14:23:12 BCMM: for me that would be the only safe thing.... I always have my phone on my pocket and anything else could be a false trigger Oct 15 14:23:28 doesn't matter what we call it i think we are getting what lock button is. Oct 15 14:23:39 njain: stop the car to answer the call - it's illegal in most countries to use a phone while driving Oct 15 14:23:44 fcrochik: well, you can't press the answer button while the proximity sensor is engaged Oct 15 14:23:54 i assumed he was a passenger Oct 15 14:23:55 oh i am not driving. Oct 15 14:24:13 illegal in most countries, stupid in every populated place Oct 15 14:24:26 yeah i am a passenger Oct 15 14:24:44 BCMM: but somehow I managed everytime I remove the phone from my pocket and before I get a chance to look into the screen to not touch the "sensor" and touch somewhere on the screen - usually on the reject button! :) Oct 15 14:25:02 it would be nice to be able to answer the phone without touching the screen actually Oct 15 14:25:09 for if you're fingers are not very clean Oct 15 14:25:22 i was fixing my bike yesterday, and actually answered with my nose Oct 15 14:25:37 so as not to leave a greasy black fingerprint Oct 15 14:25:52 BCMM: yes! i agree with you. Oct 15 14:26:03 make it auto anser Oct 15 14:26:13 you have options - use them Oct 15 14:26:15 actually, isn't there an app to answer with the camera button? or is that just to hang up Oct 15 14:26:39 i'm talking about phone speaker switcher or whatever it is called Oct 15 14:27:00 the one that lets you switch the speakers on when the proximity sensor detects you taking the phone away from your head Oct 15 14:27:10 mine is sittng on the desk here propped up on it's tand and it auto answers and goes to speakerphone - no sweat Oct 15 14:27:35 actually, that applications is really useful Oct 15 14:28:02 jpinx-eeepc: is it easy to switch mode? Oct 15 14:28:15 Corsac: yes Oct 15 14:28:35 but still there should be someway to configure the button to answer the call Oct 15 14:28:47 it's like anything - you need to learn how to drive it ;) Oct 15 14:28:53 all this is fine Oct 15 14:28:55 ieatlint: did you see this: http://qtwiki.org/Parsing_JSON_with_QT_using_standard_QT_library Oct 15 14:29:23 nope Oct 15 14:29:33 ieatlint: it seems easy enough Oct 15 14:29:35 it's neat because otherwise, you have to take the phone away from your head, wait for the screen to turn on, then press the button Oct 15 14:29:45 indeed, that certainly makes it look simple Oct 15 14:29:56 which takes long enough that you have to tell the person on the other end what you're doing so they can stop talking for a bit Oct 15 14:30:45 ieatlint: qjson sounds cool because you can go c++ -> json too but I don't need that... Oct 15 14:30:58 jpinx-eeepc: i am ready to learn Oct 15 14:30:58 could you suggest me a start place.. Oct 15 14:31:28 yeah, plus simpler to not add extra libs, especially ones that aren't always available Oct 15 14:40:37 does fsck included with maemo actually do anything? :\ Oct 15 14:41:25 Yellow journalism in forum threads is getting old. Oct 15 14:41:44 (titles) Oct 15 14:45:29 nid0, which fsck? dosfsck or e2fsck? Oct 15 14:45:57 nidO, it borked my SD card filesystem twice, so I guess it does :P Oct 15 14:47:38 dosfsck is very user-unfriendly Oct 15 14:47:50 if you do not give it a command-line argument, it doesn't write anything to disk Oct 15 14:48:20 it _asks_ "do you want to replair?", you answer (y), it _pretends_ to repair, but because of the lack of that command-line option (-a, iirc), it doesn't actually change anything -- and doesn't tell you it didn't change anything Oct 15 14:48:21 * mgedmin hates Oct 15 14:50:30 Hi again Oct 15 14:50:39 I'm looking for information again :) Oct 15 15:00:00 shortcutd is a good option. Oct 15 15:09:53 * RST38bis moos evilly Oct 15 15:16:52 does the standard maemo's multimedia player scan whole MyDocs for stuff or has it some config file where i can restrict where it looks? Oct 15 15:17:32 i've started using gpodder+pannuci and i really don't like podcast showing up inbetween my music files Oct 15 15:18:32 there is a conf ile Oct 15 15:18:49 veeeri godt :) Oct 15 15:21:58 check wiki, usr:joerg_rw/tools for a link Oct 15 15:22:16 tracker is the sucker Oct 15 15:27:28 http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Joerg_rw/tools Oct 15 15:29:14 dRbiG: /home/user/.config/tracker/tracker.cfg Oct 15 15:51:16 DocScrutinizer: yeah. i also found a thread how to rebuild the indexes without rebooting Oct 15 15:51:54 as 'reboot' is not in my standard technical vocabulary :) Oct 15 15:54:53 mhm, there's some "tracker-* --foobar" commands to somewhat manage this POS Oct 15 15:56:14 the only semi decent way to deal with it were to write a virus to delete every file on every machine in this universe that refers to trackerd/thumbnailer Oct 15 15:57:01 mh, sound like another openmoko Oct 15 15:57:11 dRbiG, have you tried turning it off and on again? Oct 15 15:57:17 Oct 15 15:57:22 ;D Oct 15 15:58:39 though tbh it's not exactly tracker that's *BAD*(tm), it's the way maemo (and meego >:-/ ) are using it Oct 15 16:02:16 there's just one thing that's even worse than the mere fact tracker is used for creating a shadow flat "filesystem index" for all media, and that's the way it is configured to actually accomplish that task Oct 15 16:03:46 anyone know how to remove the plastic theme setting button that keep appearing on the start of the setting panel? Oct 15 16:04:39 it keeps showing "Plastic Theme Setup" for a moment then the button disappear. Oct 15 16:04:54 I already tried remove --purge but didn't seem to help Oct 15 16:06:21 mgedmin ad MohammadAG: just fsck - running it followed by any normal switches just prints its version name and does nothing else Oct 15 16:08:01 hm Oct 15 16:08:09 define 'normal switches'? Oct 15 16:08:53 well the most straightforward example, running "fsck -A" just returns "fsck 1.41.3.maemo0 (12-Oct-2008)" Oct 15 16:09:14 oshin: install another theme? I guess it's like with kernel, you can't simply uninstall a theme, you need to replace it by another (talking outa my ass!) Oct 15 16:09:33 and /sbin/fsck is a real binary, not a symlink to busybox Oct 15 16:09:35 interesting Oct 15 16:09:44 I have to say I never tried to run fsck on maemo Oct 15 16:10:43 DocScrutinizer, plastic theme one has like.. custom settings panel Oct 15 16:11:28 DocScrutinizer, I didn't use the theme anymore but the button to set the theme still exist for a second before the setting app fully started Oct 15 16:12:16 like settings app can figure out later that the actual plugin for the setting didn't exist (removed by apt) Oct 15 16:12:19 oshin: if it's only for the button appearing though it shouldn't, then it's just poor coding. The button object gets instantiated though some condition checked later on says it shouldn't and removes it. But as long as you actually got that theme, I can't see why you'd not want this button Oct 15 16:12:55 DocScrutinizer, I removed the theme, but the button is still there. Oct 15 16:12:57 oshin: aah, ok, yes probably apt-get --remove doesn't do what you expected it to do Oct 15 16:13:06 i apt-get remove --purge Oct 15 16:13:49 how does settings app query for the underlying backends? Oct 15 16:14:05 oshin: it's clearly a bug of that theme pkg. Open a ticket for it Oct 15 16:14:25 DocScrutinizer, yes, I just wonder if I could fix this for myself Oct 15 16:15:10 so may be I could submit a more descriptive bug report for better karma Oct 15 16:15:19 sure you can. IIRC there's some XML like file defining all the settings plugins. I assume it's got edited by your theme install, and the remove didn't revert that edit Oct 15 16:15:36 i wonder what process i could strace Oct 15 16:15:50 grep for the button string Oct 15 16:16:00 ;-) Oct 15 16:16:14 lol why i never thought of that Oct 15 16:16:23 i did some grepping though Oct 15 16:17:13 morning Oct 15 16:17:40 oshin: not-my-nokia removes a settings menu button - you might want to have a look into it how it's done there Oct 15 16:17:57 DocScrutinizer, neat idea, thanks Oct 15 16:18:08 bah.. busy box grep didn't have --include Oct 15 16:18:15 * oshin looks for gnu grep Oct 15 16:18:48 apt-get install coreutils-gnu Oct 15 16:19:04 so I've had to witness the transformation of "pr1.3 might have something that makes booting meego slightly more easier" into "omg nokia is releasing meego! rulz! omg!" by the press. Oct 15 16:19:10 i already have coreutils-gnu Oct 15 16:19:12 not a nice sight. Oct 15 16:19:52 javispedro: welcome to the club Oct 15 16:19:53 javispedro: usual way things go with the lemmings, no? Oct 15 16:19:59 I saw that already yesterday Oct 15 16:20:10 dpkg -L coreutils-gnu|grep grep shows nothing eh Oct 15 16:20:14 ~pr1.3 Oct 15 16:20:15 STILL a ban'able subject, more than ever Oct 15 16:20:46 DocScrutinizer: but this means the world is _full_ of lemmings! *sad realization* *cries* Oct 15 16:20:50 i just grep for everything, okay Oct 15 16:20:51 oshin: for your convenience: http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Joerg_rw/tools Oct 15 16:20:59 DocScrutinizer, thanks! Oct 15 16:22:27 ok, i just grep with find Oct 15 16:23:34 anyone know why ari left? Oct 15 16:25:59 oshin: he does Oct 15 16:26:08 speculation gives me a rash Oct 15 16:26:13 HP pays more :) Oct 15 16:26:31 :) Oct 15 16:27:29 javispedro: nota bene Stskeeps explained yesterday all that's new in PR1.3 maemo is a fixed kexec, and meego won't use that (so the whole "meego comes with PR1.3 completely obsolete info) as meego will switch - or has switched - to uBoot chainloading so won't need any kexec Oct 15 16:29:15 javispedro: isn't that double funny? XP Oct 15 16:29:19 DocScrutinizer: doesn't surprise me. But fixed kexec is good news (dunno about Meego, I wanted it for some tests of mine). Oct 15 16:29:52 sure a working kexec is a great thing, but the whole hype is complete nonsense now Oct 15 16:29:57 * MohammadAG attempts to install Kubuntu 10.10 Oct 15 16:30:27 javispedro, how much is a displayport adapter? Oct 15 16:30:36 dualboting to meego is here right now aiui, and won't get *any* easier with PR1.3 :-P Oct 15 16:30:41 MohammadAG: check ebay. hardware wise, dirty cheap. Oct 15 16:30:47 err Oct 15 16:30:50 DisplayLink, you mean? Oct 15 16:31:02 my bad, that Oct 15 16:31:17 the one you used with the N900 in May? Oct 15 16:31:29 lg panel builtin Oct 15 16:32:11 there are three versions of hardware right now iirc Oct 15 16:32:56 but they all should be covered by modern libdlo, _unless_ they deprecated it because they were aiming for a proper kernel framebuffer driver Oct 15 16:35:05 DocScrutinizer: I wonder who will be the one that will tell tmoers they can run Meego right now if they wanted to... Oct 15 16:35:37 will it be their arch-enemy didn't-give-flash-to-me Stskeeps (btw, late congrats!) ? Oct 15 16:37:12 engadget: "Hit the source to get fully educated while waiting on the dual-booting PR 1.3 update to drop". How ironic. Oct 15 16:41:19 aha, Flandry told them. Let's hope they listen this time. Oct 15 16:42:17 Stskeeps, what is the meego image's file system format? Oct 15 16:42:27 doesn't seem to be ext3 Oct 15 16:42:32 btrfs? Oct 15 16:48:03 meh Oct 15 16:48:06 Kernel panic with ubuntu Oct 15 16:48:20 Attempted to kill init Oct 15 16:53:18 btw MohammadAG, did you know that Madde now has a working system qemu for the n900? Oct 15 16:53:22 (I at least didn't) Oct 15 16:53:41 It helps for trying images without breaking the battery cover. Oct 15 16:55:48 hurrah Oct 15 16:55:57 hello, javispedro btw Oct 15 16:56:09 morning Oct 15 16:56:42 * RST38h unsubscribes from Faster Kinetic Scrolling thread Oct 15 16:57:04 coompletely ruined by noise Oct 15 16:58:58 not surprising, it has all necessary keywords Oct 15 16:59:32 What is the current deal with Mohammad's SSU, anyway? Oct 15 17:00:42 * javispedro wonders how many packages will be bumped in pr1.3 thus breaking ssu Oct 15 17:01:42 * javispedro prays for nokia gods to pull tracker patches from bmo as I don't want to keep on patching it every time. Oct 15 17:01:57 Forget those fake nokia gods Oct 15 17:02:02 Pray to the Tentacled One Oct 15 17:02:49 WTF tracker patches? Oct 15 17:03:40 for tracker even the Tentakled One boggles Oct 15 17:03:42 anyone know if the swapollube something actually help with battery life? Oct 15 17:04:18 very old ones I sent in -- mostly oneliners fixing typos causing album art discovery to be ... "unreproducible". Oct 15 17:04:43 The only proper tracker fix is the one that disables it =( Oct 15 17:05:02 [2010-10-15 17:53:36] the only semi decent way to deal with it were to write a virus to delete every file on every machine in this universe that refers to trackerd/thumbnailer Oct 15 17:06:10 * javispedro partially disagrees, but not in a flame mood today =) Oct 15 17:06:29 javispedro: hooray for fubar album art - I cursed that one since ages Oct 15 17:07:09 javispedro: Oct 15 17:07:11 [2010-10-15 17:56:00] though tbh it's not exactly tracker that's *BAD*(tm), it's the way maemo (and meego >:-/ ) are using it Oct 15 17:07:12 [2010-10-15 17:59:38] there's just one thing that's even worse than the mere fact tracker is used for creating a shadow flat "filesystem index" for all media, and that's the way it is configured to actually accomplish that task Oct 15 17:07:43 There isn't much you can do configuring it on Maemo Oct 15 17:07:54 It still comes down to traversing media files Oct 15 17:08:05 yep Oct 15 17:08:29 *ALL* media files, even though you only *deleted* _one_ lously picture Oct 15 17:08:34 heh. Oct 15 17:08:38 no Oct 15 17:08:47 AFAIK it only checks files you add Oct 15 17:08:56 deleting a media file should not invoke it Oct 15 17:09:12 it does only check added files for media player at least. Oct 15 17:09:25 making it recheck a file (for example for album art retrieval) was quite hard. Oct 15 17:09:46 I used to have to delete the entire database quite often. Oct 15 17:09:49 there is a way to reset the index, via dbus Oct 15 17:09:50 tracker should use that kernel thing i forgot name of Oct 15 17:09:57 that notifies about changes Oct 15 17:09:57 "inotify"? Oct 15 17:09:59 inotify Oct 15 17:09:59 yes Oct 15 17:10:00 yeah Oct 15 17:10:04 it does Oct 15 17:10:28 hmm, not checked it thoroughly - just did a test some 60min ago: take a pic with cam, on preview open galery, delete the pic in galery, close galery, close camslider and cam-gui. Watch load applet hit the roof Oct 15 17:10:51 yea Oct 15 17:11:02 but I guess it is acting on that initial picture-added event Oct 15 17:11:06 just too slow with it Oct 15 17:11:13 woulsnt that just be tracker running for the newly added picture, just not that quickly Oct 15 17:11:42 whatever it does, it almost freezes the device on doing it Oct 15 17:12:02 might it be photo gallery app itself? Oct 15 17:12:11 nah Oct 15 17:12:21 it is NOT the gallery app Oct 15 17:13:29 ah I forgot: "watch galery app adding one thumbnail after the other, for age old pictures that for sure got already thumbnailed" :-( Oct 15 17:13:43 got proof of that? Oct 15 17:14:01 I do not get the behaviour, trackerd jumped to 7% and tracker-indexer to 2% Oct 15 17:14:02 what kinda proof - my eys see it Oct 15 17:14:31 My eyes see tracker trying to index a newly shot photo Oct 15 17:14:52 And yes, the goddamn daemon appears to hang the device Oct 15 17:15:02 possibly because ls ~/MyDocs/DCIM | wc -l is 200 only on my device Oct 15 17:15:08 Most likely due to swapping + data access Oct 15 17:15:32 galery has lots of black photo thumbnails coming up one after the other over 20s, and load applet is at max CPU Oct 15 17:15:33 javis: naah, I do not think it matters Oct 15 17:16:38 It seems to me this awful behaviour is new since I copied 13GB of mp3 to MyDocs Oct 15 17:18:15 Doc: I think something else is going on with your device Oct 15 17:18:33 Doc: Dump dbus traffic, during the time when it is hanging Oct 15 17:18:43 Just to see what the hell is going on Oct 15 17:19:12 IroN900:~# ls ~user/MyDocs/DCIM | wc -l Oct 15 17:19:13 104 Oct 15 17:19:42 RST38h: k Oct 15 17:20:21 RST38h: system or session bus? Oct 15 17:20:29 :-) Oct 15 17:20:29 Doc: All, I guess Oct 15 17:20:31 session Oct 15 17:20:36 well Oct 15 17:20:46 Doc: And if you can track file accesses, dothat as well Oct 15 17:20:54 *cough* Oct 15 17:21:07 all tracker stuff runs under "user" Oct 15 17:21:19 any suggestions *how* to do that, without running every process under strace control? Oct 15 17:23:59 there's a sysctl setting that dumps such stuff to kernel log afaik Oct 15 17:24:46 aha, gotya Oct 15 17:24:47 http://soniahamilton.wordpress.com/2009/10/29/monitoring-disk-activity-using-block_dump/ Oct 15 17:26:31 thenumberthenumberthenumber?? err, got a cmdline? Oct 15 17:26:32 hmm, the tracker settings for scanning of mounted/removable cards are well useless Oct 15 17:27:02 virtually all tracker settings are useless Oct 15 17:27:26 but i got it not to scan all MyDocs Oct 15 17:27:27 meh, I'm going to monitor session bus now Oct 15 17:27:29 DocScrutinizer: http://sprocket.io/blog/2006/05/monitoring-filesystem-activity-under-linux-with-block_dump/ seems that you need syslogd, so it might not be worth the effort Oct 15 17:27:51 http://xckd.com/ is epic today... Oct 15 17:27:53 i had to turn off this second option too Oct 15 17:27:57 do you think I got no syslogd on my device?? :-D Oct 15 17:28:00 heya pupnik_ Oct 15 17:28:57 javispedro, qemu? why? Oct 15 17:29:03 hi javispedro Oct 15 17:29:12 my battery cover's bottom clip is already broken btw :P Oct 15 17:29:23 MohammadAG: well, trying stuff before flashing it, specially if you get to use stock kernels Oct 15 17:29:24 nothing noticeable though, it's as good as before Oct 15 17:29:31 Mohammad: Is there anything new and exciting happening with your community ssu? Oct 15 17:29:32 17:16 <+srogers> Sure, everyone has seen Cheers, but they don't realize what it's like when everyone sees it *at the same time* - because that's all there is for weekday entertainment Oct 15 17:29:36 oops Oct 15 17:29:45 someone scrolled right while i was middle clicking Oct 15 17:29:46 javispedro, I want to find the kernel bit that dismounts the mmc when the cover is removed Oct 15 17:30:07 xkcd... yeah the would would be a better place Oct 15 17:30:10 MohammadAG: your anecdote makes me want not to remove that battery cover never again. Oct 15 17:30:13 i hate phone support Oct 15 17:32:58 RST38h, not really, I was working on it, HAM refuses to accept the config Oct 15 17:33:06 and PR1.3 is close, so :) Oct 15 17:33:26 MohammadAG: wild guess: http://mxr.maemo.org/fremantle/source/kernel/drivers/mmc/host/omap_hsmmc.c#373 ;P Oct 15 17:33:43 javispedro, already found it with grep lol Oct 15 17:33:56 drivers/mmc/host/omap_hsmmc.c:/* Protect the card while the cover is open */ Oct 15 17:34:09 Mohammad: IMHO as long as apt-get works, HAM is secondary Oct 15 17:34:42 ... with the amount of people that have removed the fremantle metapackage due to extras-devel induced chaos Oct 15 17:35:11 host->protect_card = 1; Oct 15 17:35:14 getting HAM to work again without reflashing is going to be a though job. Oct 15 17:35:27 * MohammadAG sets that to 0 muhahaha Oct 15 17:35:50 javispedro: hopefully, the upgrade from mohammad's to pr1.3 should work =) Oct 15 17:35:50 pupnik_: a million thanks for sharing this one :-D Oct 15 17:36:54 RST38h: depends on whatever upgraded packages "the fake nokia gods" surprise us with. Oct 15 17:37:34 RST38h, my changes are easily reverseable Oct 15 17:37:37 * javispedro fails at yoda grammar Oct 15 17:38:03 Mohammad: I have not found a way to downgrade back to pr1.2 though Oct 15 17:38:09 apt-get install hildon-desktop=1:2.2.138-1+0m5 to restore modest Oct 15 17:38:18 err, hildon-desktop, why did I say modest... Oct 15 17:38:19 mmm? Oct 15 17:38:21 ok Oct 15 17:38:30 But I also installed your metapackage Oct 15 17:38:32 same goes for others Oct 15 17:38:50 you can reinstall the Nokia one once you downgrade all 5 packages Oct 15 17:38:55 ah ok Oct 15 17:39:01 3.2.13-3+0m5 modest Oct 15 17:39:24 0.3.38+0m5 hildon-status-menu Oct 15 17:39:35 0.3.66-2+0m5 hildon-home Oct 15 17:39:56 1:2.2.65-1+0m5 hildon-application-manager Oct 15 17:40:21 hi Oct 15 17:40:34 New Fringe episode yeste^H^Htoday Oct 15 17:40:40 where should homescreenwidgets install additional files they need (sounds e.g.) Oct 15 17:40:56 Goliath: usually/usr/share/ Oct 15 17:41:07 thanks! Oct 15 17:41:50 and: whats the best way to play a sound in maemo? (QSound is not supported, so I need to resort to something else. if nothing else works, maybe a system call?) Oct 15 17:41:54 RST38h: Fringe. They just started airing it on here. What I found most surprising about it was finding "Artificial Intelligence" in the opening' list of fringe sciences =) Oct 15 17:42:02 javispedro: RST38h: OMFG :-O Oct 15 17:42:02 use /var/lib/dpkg/info/*list Oct 15 17:42:11 attention spam! Oct 15 17:42:14 method call sender=:1.255 -> dest=org.freedesktop.thumbnailer serial=24 path=/org/freedesktop/thumbnailer/Generic; interface=org.freedesktop.thumbnailer.Generic; member=Queue Oct 15 17:42:16 array [ Oct 15 17:42:17 string "file:///home/user/MyDocs/allofmp3/mp3/Anastacia.discografia.completa.mp3/Anastacia%20-%20Not%20That%20Kind/anastacia-not%20that%20kind-back.JPG" Oct 15 17:42:19 string "file:///home/user/MyDocs/allofmp3/mp3/Anastacia.discografia.completa.mp3/Anastacia%20-%20Not%20That%20Kind/anas Oct 15 17:42:23 +5000 more Oct 15 17:42:37 how you dare. Oct 15 17:42:38 javispedro: oh, I always cringe at that list Oct 15 17:42:47 Doc: pastebin, please Oct 15 17:42:55 Can't read a thing here Oct 15 17:43:16 * MohammadAG kicks DocScrutinizer thou dare defy IRC rules? Oct 15 17:43:57 javispedro: popular ideas about "science" are funny Oct 15 17:44:53 completely. Oct 15 17:44:59 * MohammadAG wants a drum app Oct 15 17:45:25 that might be better with capacitive Oct 15 17:45:42 nah, will do just fine with the nails Oct 15 17:45:56 except N900's pressure readings are useless Oct 15 17:47:00 RST38h: (pastebin) "sorry, length of code exceeds 90k" - that's ONE dbus msg Oct 15 17:47:09 RST38h: i've used drum apps before. i think being able to trigger more than one sound at a time is pretty integral to the whole concept of 'drumming', RST38h Oct 15 17:48:14 Doc: ahhaha Oct 15 17:48:16 screw it Oct 15 17:48:19 * MohammadAG wants drums Oct 15 17:48:20 pupnik: true Oct 15 17:48:40 * MohammadAG waits for Rock Band 3 Oct 15 17:48:55 Doc: So, essentially, this thing may hang because it tries passing the whole list of your media files as a single dbus message? Oct 15 17:49:23 this rings a bell Oct 15 17:49:35 is there a lightweight tool to play a sound from commandline? or maybe a dbus call? (maemo 5 pr 1.2= Oct 15 17:50:00 iirc one of those otherwise non-maemo related posts about tracker-"new generation" was that passing results of queries via dbus was über slow Oct 15 17:50:12 RST38h: http://paste.debian.net/96617/ Oct 15 17:50:18 (partial) Oct 15 17:50:27 Goliath23: there's paplay from pulseaudio-utils. You want to do this from a QT application? Oct 15 17:50:33 Goliath23, play-sound, overrides volume control Oct 15 17:50:34 javispedro: yes Oct 15 17:50:44 RST38h: exactly (one dbus msg) Oct 15 17:50:51 MohammadAG: volume control shouldn't be overridden in my case Oct 15 17:51:06 Goliath23: Have you tried Phonon? Oct 15 17:51:08 Doc: That should be visible in a repository somewhere, right? It is open source? Oct 15 17:51:13 javispedro: QSound? Oct 15 17:51:18 javispedro: no I haven't ... Oct 15 17:51:21 no idea, sorry Oct 15 17:51:25 there should be a Q thing Oct 15 17:51:40 Goliath23: what's wrong about QSound? Oct 15 17:51:53 javispedro: it isn't supported according to the plpatform notes Oct 15 17:52:00 http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTBUG-11555 Oct 15 17:52:02 hmpf. Oct 15 17:52:34 Goliath23: http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.6/phonon.html Oct 15 17:52:58 bbl, have to run Oct 15 17:53:02 http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.6/multimedia-audiooutput-audiooutput-cpp.html Oct 15 17:53:35 qt is a damn mess for audio. Oct 15 17:53:36 javispedro: Oh well Oct 15 17:53:40 javispedro, Goliath23 why QSound when you can use http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.6/qaudiooutput.html ? Oct 15 17:53:57 just one word: it's amazing dbus doesn't explode on that :-/ Oct 15 17:54:09 javispedro: In general, I would avoid Qt APIs outside of their proper GUI domain Oct 15 17:54:18 MohammadAG: haven't thought about that. I had the impression, QSound would use Phonon. will try it now! Oct 15 17:54:22 Doc: I thik I know what happens Oct 15 17:54:41 Doc: Thumbnailer seems to ask the database for all jpgfiles in the system Oct 15 17:55:01 Doc: Probably via that bastardized SQL query they have (SPARQL?) Oct 15 17:56:14 how does he trigger this message? Oct 15 17:56:48 I made a picture and got that method call but with only the just taken picture as argument. Oct 15 17:57:02 wait no. Oct 15 17:57:05 Not that method_call. Oct 15 17:57:21 ah yes, yes. Oct 15 17:57:25 =) Oct 15 17:57:40 org.freedesktop.thumbnailer.Generic.Queue aai Oct 15 17:58:51 http://maemo.pastebin.com/1eDdx1YH Oct 15 18:01:14 deleting it from photo gallery caused org.freedesktop.thumbnailer.Generic.Delete with that file Oct 15 18:01:51 I guess such a large dbus message is not cause but symptom =) Oct 15 18:06:26 * MohammadAG watches as the silver thingy around the camera lens decomposes into black shit Oct 15 18:07:10 "This bug means that any application using QAudioOutput will randomly hang or crash - sometimes even taking the complete desktop with it. " sigh. Oct 15 18:10:41 LOL Oct 15 18:11:08 and they wonder why people keep using stuff like pulseaudio Oct 15 18:11:11 javispedro:may be both symptom and the reason Oct 15 18:11:12 :> Oct 15 18:11:47 javispedro: depends on how much time sqlite takes to compute it, and how much time thumbnailet takes to process it Oct 15 18:12:54 RST38h: the question is why such a big query Oct 15 18:13:20 javispedro: SELECT Name WHERE TYPE='IMAGE' Oct 15 18:13:37 javispedro: feeling like looking at the sources? Oct 15 18:13:45 nobody sane would make such a query for every photo deleted/added Oct 15 18:13:48 well... Oct 15 18:13:56 They are here: http://hildon-thumbnail.sourcearchive.com/ Oct 15 18:14:14 RST38h: did you see http://maemo.pastebin.com/1eDdx1YH ? Oct 15 18:14:19 that's what I get, much saner results. Oct 15 18:14:23 javispedro: I will have to babysit for the next 15-30 minutes, so take a look Oct 15 18:14:51 javispedro: looks correct, indeed Oct 15 18:15:00 I should try it myself, in 20-30 minutes Oct 15 18:15:25 Look, maybe Doc's filesystem reports wrong file modification dates??? Oct 15 18:15:36 MohammadAG: Goliath23: while on the topic of QT audio, http://labs.danilocesar.com/blog/2010/10/14/beat-maker-a-drum-loop-application-written-with-qt/ Oct 15 18:15:48 MohammadAG: too much LSD? Oct 15 18:16:09 "After a long discussion I’ve realized that phonon could not be used [...]. At this time I’m using an approach suggested [...] : play the sound using pulseaudio’s API." Oct 15 18:17:05 * RST38h silently weeps for the /dev/dsp* Oct 15 18:18:07 * RST38h prays to the Tentacled One to subject all audio framework designers to severe punishment Oct 15 18:18:44 I wonder how the architecting of that stuff could go so wrong. Oct 15 18:18:47 ( nobody sane would) you're suggesting galery and mediaplayer concept has been written by sane people? MUHAHA Oct 15 18:19:25 javispedro: the use of tracker clearly proves the opposite Oct 15 18:20:11 GAN: Audio, you mean? Really easy Oct 15 18:20:19 * DocScrutinizer joins in silent weeping, but for alsa dmix Oct 15 18:20:41 GAN: All you need to do is abstract from the actual code development and concentrate on the Structured Architectural Design Oct 15 18:20:52 GAN: And then you lay a turd. Oct 15 18:21:37 :-D :nod: Oct 15 18:22:46 GAN: Same goes for Tracker, btw Oct 15 18:23:51 DocScrutinizer: well yes, may Maemo sanity be with all of you =) Oct 15 18:24:50 * javispedro goes try this beat maker app, might make for a nice "drum app" Oct 15 18:25:12 open source software released on ovi store??? ohnoes Oct 15 18:26:26 Fennec. Oct 15 18:26:36 touché :) Oct 15 18:26:53 Repackege it effor Eextras '=-) Oct 15 18:26:54 "Because we're too incompetent for packaging which'll get through the autobuilder." Oct 15 18:26:57 btw, Nokia Launchpad is now free Oct 15 18:27:04 and they offer Ovi Store publishing Oct 15 18:27:15 Jaffa, no, you stab your eyes out with rusty spoons. Oct 15 18:27:46 GAN: 1) No wonder Firefox cannot get through autobuilder 2) they can still place it into non-free Oct 15 18:28:11 What REALLY makes me wonder is why they create a new deb repository for EACH FireFox package release, even if it is just a beta Oct 15 18:29:21 "non-free-political-reasons", "non-free-tech-reasons" Oct 15 18:29:38 who cares about the reasons? Oct 15 18:30:28 as far as I am concerned, it is just a way to publish a package that for whatever reason cannot be run through the autobuilder Oct 15 18:31:29 nothing cannot be run through the autobuilder Oct 15 18:31:34 well. Oct 15 18:32:15 RST38h, incompetence. Oct 15 18:32:18 depends on the level of readability of the source I'd say. Oct 15 18:32:40 you can always pass base64'd binaries as source package, and call unbase64-ing them "building" =) Oct 15 18:33:06 yeah Oct 15 18:33:13 but that would be cheating Oct 15 18:33:20 imho just placing them into non-free is less cheating Oct 15 18:36:27 javispedro: RST38h: well, I can't really complain - I *asked* for galery showing *all* pictures, when I clicked on that little icon bottom right in camera-ui it opens up "/all pictures/DCIM/20101015_001" and when closing this it climbs up the "path" Oct 15 18:37:42 on closing window after window finally you end on "all pictures/" and that window *must* ask for a dbus-msg of that structure, size, and content Oct 15 18:38:54 the basic issue is (once again) tracker searching directories it never should touch Oct 15 18:39:59 as in "Darn, I *do not want* cover art of my mp3 stuff showing up in galery!" Oct 15 18:40:40 that's an interesting issue actually Oct 15 18:40:47 known cover art doesn't show up Oct 15 18:40:59 it earns my WONTFIX ;P Oct 15 18:41:13 hm Oct 15 18:41:21 * MohammadAG thinks bugs.maemo.org is dead Oct 15 18:41:32 no shit sherlock Oct 15 18:41:35 * javispedro looks into his photo gallery to see all his cover art showing up. this broke again, I guess. Oct 15 18:43:19 it is not just cover art Oct 15 18:43:28 even applications artwork shows up Oct 15 18:44:00 that should definitely not happen, unless applications store their artwork on ~ Oct 15 18:44:34 javis: some store stuff in MyDocs Oct 15 18:44:46 * javispedro has bunches of theme hospital artwork (& media) on gallery, but that's because theme hospital requires case insensitive fs. Oct 15 18:45:16 ( known cover art doesn't show up) sure, because braindamaged mediaplayer doesn't recognize *.jpg - it only can detect embedded cover art aiui Oct 15 18:45:36 DocScrutinizer: oh, it does recognize whatever you throw at it, as long as you pull all bmo patches in. Oct 15 18:45:58 without them, whatever it discovers art or not is pretty much random Oct 15 18:46:10 as there's at least ONE bug that cause it to forget about such art randomly Oct 15 18:46:29 gotcha Oct 15 18:46:44 got the über large .Queue message, it just overflown my xterm Oct 15 18:46:53 Mohammad: Looks like you may want to add a modified Tracker to your SSU :) Oct 15 18:47:09 javispedro: whadidyoudo Oct 15 18:47:27 was browsing photo gallery using the "Filter by Folder" menu item Oct 15 18:47:41 the WHAT? Oct 15 18:48:15 duh, never realized that one Oct 15 18:48:42 RST38h, hmm? what modified tracker? Oct 15 18:48:54 rdfq:Condition> /home/user/MyDocs/DCIM,/media/mmc1/DCIM Oct 15 18:49:02 there you have the responsible sparql query Oct 15 18:49:47 ... or maybe not, seems not to search inside all of ~ Oct 15 18:50:10 * DocScrutinizer chokes Oct 15 18:50:39 ? Oct 15 18:50:41 sparql - yuck Oct 15 18:51:04 either way, dunno, I cannot reproduce it without enabling weirdo filters. Oct 15 18:51:35 DocScrutinizer: RST38h suggest that maybe your mtimes from your files are broken Oct 15 18:51:44 *suggested Oct 15 18:51:59 * DocScrutinizer shrugs Oct 15 18:52:08 how could they? Oct 15 18:52:15 I mean, in the future or sth. Oct 15 18:52:15 how could i find out why my widget just disappears from the desktop after a while Oct 15 18:52:17 what means 'broken'? Oct 15 18:52:35 umm Oct 15 18:53:40 Mohammad: Doc says there are patches to tracker in some bmo thread Oct 15 18:54:28 ones I remember right now: bug #9316, bug #9317 Oct 15 18:54:30 Bug https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9316 Tracker doesn't run album art heuristics for non-mp3 audio files Oct 15 18:54:31 Bug https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9317 Tracker doesn't import album art from .mediaartlocal at all Oct 15 18:55:30 bash-3.2$ stat /home/user/MyDocs/allofmp3/mp3/Depeche\ Mode_Rock/Depeche\ Mode\ -\ Precious.mp3.jpg Oct 15 18:55:34 Access: (0644/-rw-r--r--) Uid: (29999/ user) Gid: ( 0/ root) Oct 15 18:55:35 Access: 2010-09-25 02:08:52.000000000 Oct 15 18:55:37 Modify: 2010-09-25 02:08:52.000000000 Oct 15 18:55:38 Change: 2010-09-25 02:08:52.000000000 Oct 15 18:55:40 bug #7413, etc Oct 15 18:55:41 Bug https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7413 Cover art not shown for Ogg Vorbis files Oct 15 18:58:19 bug1: mediaplayer is broken by design Oct 15 19:01:16 You can just as well clam the whole Maemo5 broken Oct 15 19:02:05 nah, there's a lot of nice clean things, like... errr.... waitaminute.... Oct 15 19:02:08 * javispedro still uses winamp as mediaplayer on desktop for some reason. an outdated version. under wine. Oct 15 19:02:20 DocScrutinizer, gconf? Oct 15 19:02:25 * MohammadAG laughs diabolically Oct 15 19:02:26 GRRRRRRRRRRRR Oct 15 19:03:07 javis: same here, winamp on windows Oct 15 19:03:21 * DocScrutinizer shudders Oct 15 19:05:08 javispedro: i've done that too (re winamp) Oct 15 19:05:19 back when xmms started crapping out on long playlists Oct 15 19:05:22 52AACFLRM: do you think this is a nice nick making your non-botty nature obvious to everybody? Oct 15 19:06:58 javispedro, foobar2000 is better than winamp Oct 15 19:08:33 possibly will work better under wine, without funky windowing behaviours. Oct 15 19:15:20 i liked foobar2k also Oct 15 19:15:28 now it's usually just mplayer, or maybe qmmp Oct 15 19:31:06 oh wow Oct 15 19:31:11 * ShadowJK hates radio Oct 15 19:31:32 wow, "cheeky monkey" was a very early-90s phrase wasn't it Oct 15 19:31:42 * SpeedEvil loves radio. Oct 15 19:31:47 BBC+++ Oct 15 19:32:54 So I thought I had found this amazing hotspot of 3g in the room Oct 15 19:32:54 but then it went to 0 at some point Oct 15 19:32:54 The 3g phone was ontop of an envelope Oct 15 19:32:54 I hadn't noticed, but under the envelop was a USB extension coord that dangled down towards the floor Oct 15 19:32:57 when I removed the coord, 3g signal went down by 20dB Oct 15 19:34:05 LOL Oct 15 19:34:28 RF is voodoo Oct 15 19:34:53 you can ask any RF EE to confirm this Oct 15 19:34:56 even more amazingly, it only seems to "work" with the cable running close to the bottom of the phone, at a specific angle and specific distance Oct 15 19:35:02 sire os Oct 15 19:35:02 sure is* Oct 15 19:36:09 The very fucked up thing is, that if Nokia Energy Profiler's readings are to be believed, this little cable, when correctly aligned, works better than purpose built inductive couplers Oct 15 19:36:28 if you're interested in RF voodoo tales, just follow up the whole buzzfix story at OM Oct 15 19:36:35 You think we'll miss cellphones that make speakers click in 10 years? Oct 15 19:37:35 touching the metal parts of the phone makes the headphones connected to my PC buzz Oct 15 19:37:45 athena rework is one of my favourites Oct 15 19:38:35 oh that was the solution Oct 15 19:38:58 * ShadowJK put piece of paper between cable and phone, and signal jumped from 0 bars to full bars (wtf?) Oct 15 19:39:04 http://people.openmoko.org/joerg/GSM_EMI_noise/noise_stopped_by_athena_rework/ Oct 15 19:48:37 hi, i wonder if anyone can help me, just got a new n900, but for some reason, i cannot get my wifi to work. it never detects any signals. (Tried flashing (including emmc), but still nothing. something strange i'm noticing is that when i type; ifconfig wlan0 up u get: SIOCSIFFLAGS: No such device Oct 15 19:50:51 check dmesg output Oct 15 19:51:08 * ShadowJK 'd return it Oct 15 19:53:35 iwlist wlan0 scan Oct 15 19:55:55 lsmod|grep wl12xx Oct 15 19:56:03 with dmesg (assuming i did it correctly), i got the same messsage Oct 15 19:56:23 i wrote: "dmesg | ifconfig wlan0 up" Oct 15 19:56:33 if i simply write; dmesg | ifconfig wlan0 Oct 15 19:56:43 i get the details for the interface Oct 15 19:56:45 dmesg | grep wlan Oct 15 19:57:12 :nod: Oct 15 19:57:23 i get no output for that Oct 15 19:57:26 oh gah, I think it was the combination of extension coord, and (unconnected) rolled up nokia microusb cable a bit further away Oct 15 19:57:34 what's the result of >>iwlist wlan0 scan<< then? Oct 15 19:57:42 voodoo :-( Oct 15 19:58:02 DocScrutinizer: i need to install the wireless tools for that right ? Oct 15 19:58:18 not sure, don't think so Oct 15 19:59:09 got iwlist: not found. ( when i had wireless tools, prior to flashing, i got something like the interface is not in a state to perform this command ) Oct 15 19:59:13 or some message to the same effect Oct 15 19:59:35 i'm starting to think it's a hardware problem, but i wanted to make sure before returning Oct 15 19:59:51 id ? Oct 15 20:00:03 id means ? (sorry i'm quite green to this ) Oct 15 20:00:05 does ifconfig even list the interface? Oct 15 20:00:54 simply typing : ifconfig, i don't get it listed no Oct 15 20:00:55 truder: you're root? Oct 15 20:01:01 if i type ifconfig wlan0 i see the details Oct 15 20:01:03 wireless tools aren't installed by default Oct 15 20:01:12 DocScrutinizer, yes, using rootsh Oct 15 20:01:29 hmm, my installed-aps.sh doesn't mention any wireless tools I ever installed Oct 15 20:02:00 maybe they come as a dependency of some weird pkg? Oct 15 20:03:06 or I installed them long before I 'invented' my logged apt-get Oct 15 20:04:48 when i try manually typing the commands found at: http://wiki.maemo.org/Desktop_Command_Execution_Widget_scripts#Enable.2Fdisable_Wi-Fi Oct 15 20:05:14 iwlist is part of wireless-tools Oct 15 20:05:15 starting from the else part, i get to start wlancond successfully, but then the next cmd fails :/ Oct 15 20:05:28 truder: let's start with >>osso-product-info|grep RELEASE_VERSION Oct 15 20:05:49 DocScrutinizer, mobilehotspot depends on it Oct 15 20:06:12 MohammadAG: though I never installed that Oct 15 20:06:51 OSSO_PRODUCT_RELEASE_VERSION='10.2010.19-1' Oct 15 20:06:54 cat /var/lib/dpkg/stats | less Oct 15 20:06:56 err Oct 15 20:06:59 ( i installed the global version ) Oct 15 20:07:02 cat /var/lib/dpkg/status | less Oct 15 20:07:03 then /wireless Oct 15 20:07:13 lcuk: how far you got with your generic customer service script? Oct 15 20:07:35 truder, what does lsmod | grep wl output? Oct 15 20:07:49 Mohamo lessmadAG: odds are he got n Oct 15 20:07:55 meh Oct 15 20:08:08 MohamomadAG: odds are he got no less Oct 15 20:08:18 DocScrutinizer, that was for you lol Oct 15 20:08:35 uhh Oct 15 20:08:43 MohammadAG, i got a couple of lines, would you need all info ? Oct 15 20:09:02 no, only the wlan driver, wl12xx 77568 0 Oct 15 20:09:21 wl12xx 76864 0 Oct 15 20:09:39 so the module's loaded, hmm Oct 15 20:09:42 Package: wireless-tools Oct 15 20:09:43 Status: install ok installed Oct 15 20:09:52 so I'm not any wiser now Oct 15 20:10:10 you installed it on your own then Oct 15 20:10:14 surreal video game video - "8 Bits" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLpkjtWuPs8 - for the Emulator guys Oct 15 20:10:18 you are now :P Oct 15 20:10:18 hai thar Oct 15 20:11:56 ( so the module's loaded, hmm) mmpf ->[2010-10-15 21:53:15] lsmod|grep wl12xx Oct 15 20:13:25 btw, i got two other lines which contain, the wl112xx: "mac80211 122954 1 wl12xx" and "crc7 1216 wl12xx" Oct 15 20:13:59 yup Oct 15 20:14:26 my N900's very hot :/ Oct 15 20:14:55 mine will soon be very smashed against the wall hehe Oct 15 20:14:56 truder, I'm assuming you have no custom kernels installed? Oct 15 20:15:27 ls /sys/class/net/wlan0/ Oct 15 20:15:42 no i flashed the image and the emmc, and installed the official bin files Oct 15 20:15:47 ( latest obviously ) Oct 15 20:15:55 apt-get install wireless-tools Oct 15 20:16:14 iwlist wlan0 scan Oct 15 20:21:08 truder: rereading your original issue description, I got to ask: what are you doing to "get wlan to work" ? Oct 15 20:22:18 DocScrutinizer, basically, i tried with different wifi routers (no security and broadcasting ssid) Oct 15 20:22:23 and it didn't detect any of them Oct 15 20:22:30 whilst laptop and other mobiles Oct 15 20:22:32 detect them Oct 15 20:22:51 maemo connectivity isn't exactly standard, so not all tools/procedures you might expect will work the way they usually do Oct 15 20:23:10 so i've discovered Oct 15 20:23:19 truder: I'm just interested in what you did *on N900* Oct 15 20:23:26 however, it should just work Oct 15 20:23:55 DocScrutinizer; ok, so i click on the icon next to the battery display, i then click on: "internet connection" Oct 15 20:24:02 and i wait for it to search for a network Oct 15 20:24:05 like in "clicking system status area, clicking 'connections'..." Oct 15 20:24:09 and it never returns anything Oct 15 20:24:24 yes, thanks. that's standard method Oct 15 20:24:34 can you install sysklogd, and reboot the device? Oct 15 20:24:50 i've also tried going to settings, adding a new connection, " scan for available wlan networks > yes Oct 15 20:24:52 and same results Oct 15 20:25:01 I'd go for iwlist rather Oct 15 20:25:19 DocScrutinizer, iwlist won't do anything to help if his hardware is broken Oct 15 20:25:20 I suspect a hw-defect Oct 15 20:25:31 exactly my point Oct 15 20:25:36 MohammadAG: neither will syslog Oct 15 20:25:39 HW errors should show up in dmesg Oct 15 20:25:55 not if the device is logically ok Oct 15 20:26:19 in progress, as i'm setting up internet via my operator settings Oct 15 20:26:27 DocScrutinizer, ? generic customer service script? Oct 15 20:26:36 iwlist will either barf when device is logically nonfunct, or it will simply show nuttin if antenna is borked Oct 15 20:26:47 ( i guess there is no .all package i can simply copy to my mobile and install right ? they'd need more dependencies ) Oct 15 20:26:54 Sep 22 23:48:40 Nokia-N900 kernel: [26991.086273] wl1251: firmware booted (Rev 4.0.4.3.7) Oct 15 20:27:05 should error out ^ Oct 15 20:27:42 lcuk: you came up with an isea about doing a low level "healthcheck" and aggregating things like osso-product-info etc pp into one file and upload to pastebin Oct 15 20:28:15 DocScrutinizer, already done with phone-control, I just haven't documented it Oct 15 20:28:19 ahh yes, no, other things sidetracked Oct 15 20:28:25 MohammadAG: not if transceiver or antenna is defect Oct 15 20:28:27 phone-control --diagnostics Oct 15 20:28:30 this big keyboard is awful Oct 15 20:28:39 should write all that standard info into MyDocs in one file Oct 15 20:28:40 fullsize 10x click Oct 15 20:29:36 truder: did it ever work? how old is the device? Oct 15 20:30:34 DocScrutinizer, http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=C5TiEH7c Oct 15 20:30:48 15SAAYYCR: damn, what's that with those funny nicks? Oct 15 20:31:55 MohammadAG: nice start Oct 15 20:31:57 DocScrutinizer, any ideas what I could add to the above commands? again they're in the current phone-control package in -devel, just not in --help Oct 15 20:32:05 lsmod? Oct 15 20:32:14 indeed Oct 15 20:32:35 cat /dev/mtd2? Oct 15 20:32:41 or somesuch? Oct 15 20:32:56 it's only a couple of days old :/ and no so far wifi has never worked for me Oct 15 20:32:58 mtd2 hmm Oct 15 20:33:01 bootreason Oct 15 20:33:02 ah, logs Oct 15 20:33:28 those notorious dsme logs Oct 15 20:33:48 ps Oct 15 20:34:19 lshal Oct 15 20:35:20 truder: swap! Oct 15 20:35:27 truder: hw defect Oct 15 20:36:03 hi guys Oct 15 20:36:08 lo Venemo Oct 15 20:37:40 so, iwlist wlan0 scan: Interface doesn't support scanning: Network is down Oct 15 20:37:48 trying sysklogd now.. Oct 15 20:38:18 truder: either your wlan RX is broken, or the wifi antenna is defect. You could investigate further to tell apart, but to what benefit? Oct 15 20:39:03 truder: open up the 'connections' in system status, then try again iwlist Oct 15 20:39:51 DocScrutinizer, I tend to agree with you, HOWEVER, i saw a number of posts in different sites, where people had the same or similar problems, and some solution or other (though i seem to have tried all now), including flashing.. solved them (for some at least ) Oct 15 20:40:09 hope is the last to die.. :( Oct 15 20:40:09 truder: of course wlan system is powered down when not associated to AP and not scanning (started by maemo obscure connectivity framework) Oct 15 20:41:12 DocScrutinizer: "open up the connections" in system status: is this "internet connections" in settings? Or is there some menu i'm missing Oct 15 20:41:35 the first method you mentioned before Oct 15 20:41:40 ah ok Oct 15 20:41:48 "clicking the icon right to battery..." Oct 15 20:43:10 you see a small spinning progress clock in the top black bar, right to "change or stop connection" Oct 15 20:43:41 spinning means it's doing a 'iwlist wlan0 scan' as well (or something similar) Oct 15 20:44:09 ah same thing.. no connections available Oct 15 20:44:19 i'll just take it back to have it exchanged Oct 15 20:44:27 what does 'iwlist wlan0 sca' say Oct 15 20:44:27 i guess i've expired all the options Oct 15 20:44:44 :nod: Oct 15 20:44:50 no reply at all now Oct 15 20:45:19 wlan chip broken, or firmware defect. check md5 of firmware file Oct 15 20:45:42 (though when you flashed a fresh clean image... :-/ ) Oct 15 20:45:54 it's supposed to 'just work' Oct 15 20:45:58 swap! Oct 15 20:46:05 yep, that will be it Oct 15 20:46:14 thanks a lot for your time DocScrutinizer and MohammadAG Oct 15 20:46:19 yw Oct 15 20:46:19 much appreciated guys Oct 15 20:46:31 come back with your new device :-D Oct 15 20:46:51 i will. i'm sure it's a good phone.. assuming it works :) Oct 15 20:48:43 * DocScrutinizer files another bill to nokia customer support :-P Oct 15 20:49:55 MohammadAG: lsusb? :-P Oct 15 20:50:32 MohammadAG: cat /sys/*/*/*/*/* :-P Oct 15 20:51:11 btw, out of curiousity, what should the syslogd show me ? or what should i do for it to show me something ? Oct 15 20:51:19 hi again Oct 15 20:51:30 cat /var/log/syslog Oct 15 20:51:39 my N900 became faulty since yesterday Oct 15 20:52:01 Ha, what do you think level 3 support gets paid at Nokia? Oct 15 20:52:16 truder: basically syslog will have same info like dmesg Oct 15 20:52:33 just not crippled Oct 15 20:52:57 hi Oct 15 20:52:59 GAN900: should suffice for my beer tonight Oct 15 20:53:19 I dropped the N900 accidentally yesterday Oct 15 20:53:27 Venemo: not yours now :-/ Oct 15 20:53:48 since then, it reboots at random times Oct 15 20:53:56 ugh Oct 15 20:54:04 bootreason? Oct 15 20:54:08 and it also goes into reboot loops when it feels like it Oct 15 20:54:22 various... sw_rst and 32wd_to Oct 15 20:54:48 Venemo: was battery popping out, or device was off after drop? Oct 15 20:55:39 or rebooted immediately after drop? Oct 15 20:56:10 if so, odds are your fs got corrupted -> full reflash Oct 15 20:56:34 DocScrutinizer: it was on, battery didn't pop out Oct 15 20:56:50 hmm, do a full reflash anyway Oct 15 20:57:01 DocScrutinizer: then it began behaving oddly Oct 15 20:57:03 last resort Oct 15 20:57:12 I did a reflash a couple of hours ago already Oct 15 20:57:15 didn't help Oct 15 20:57:23 :'( Oct 15 20:57:30 hw defect Oct 15 20:58:15 only thing you *could* try: get a new battery. Sometimes they suffer seriously from impact Oct 15 20:58:32 but honestly, I doubt that will help Oct 15 20:59:38 syslog shows the following when i try ifconfig wlan0 up; warning wlan not ready and then error unsupport chip id: 0x0 Oct 15 20:59:46 unsupported* Oct 15 20:59:58 hw defect, definitely Oct 15 21:00:09 i see Oct 15 21:00:22 chip id 0x0 is bogus Oct 15 21:00:27 sorry, things keep crashing all the time Oct 15 21:00:36 * lcuk ties Venemo down Oct 15 21:00:55 lcuk, the IRC client crashes... Oct 15 21:01:23 Venemo, ahh Oct 15 21:01:42 how in gods name did I used to like typing on this big keyboard Oct 15 21:01:48 it feels like an old manual typewriter Oct 15 21:02:23 lcuk, what? Oct 15 21:02:51 Venemo, I got back earlier but I haven't unpacked anything - first time in a long time I am typing direct on the irc machine keyboard Oct 15 21:03:21 mhm Oct 15 21:03:25 irc machine? Oct 15 21:14:53 MohammadAG: you got all those on Ur list now? :-D Oct 15 21:16:53 * DocScrutinizer hands GAN900 a beer Oct 15 21:17:48 GAN900: that's ne of my own, not paid by Nokia :-D Oct 15 21:18:21 wasabi peas? Oct 15 21:18:54 DocScrutinizer, sure Oct 15 21:18:59 DocScrutinizer, you know what's sad? Oct 15 21:19:00 I'm just thinking of alternative ways Oct 15 21:19:04 instead of pastebin Oct 15 21:19:11 I can't drink beer anymore because of the gluten. Oct 15 21:19:13 likde Oct 15 21:19:16 like* Oct 15 21:19:21 echo short stuff into this file Oct 15 21:19:24 echo processes into that Oct 15 21:19:31 etc, then tar it all up Oct 15 21:19:34 * GAN900 feels like it's naptime. Oct 15 21:25:22 GAN900: maybe a nice drink then? Oct 15 21:27:38 MohammadAG: adding syslog / dmesg as a separate file to a tarball, instead of spamming all into a single file, sure a better way Oct 15 21:27:57 DocScrutinizer, usually wine. Oct 15 21:36:02 hi all Oct 15 21:36:26 Anyone know what X-Maemo-Prestarted-Ignore-Load does exactly? Oct 15 21:36:38 or X-Maemo-Switcher-Icon? Oct 15 21:36:45 * DocScrutinizer51 silently takes away the wasabi peas (ingredients: ... wsheat flour ...) and fetches a bottle red wine and some bacon and cheese Oct 15 21:37:12 How about X-Maemo-Wm-Class? Oct 15 21:37:18 BACON!!!!!!!!!!!! Oct 15 21:37:29 lcuk: bacon! Oct 15 21:37:34 kerio, I don't think so... Oct 15 21:37:43 * lcuk ate lots of bacon this week Oct 15 21:38:17 dneary: what says google? Oct 15 21:38:35 DocScrutinizer51, Points at questions Oct 15 21:38:39 And gitorious :) Oct 15 21:38:44 meh Oct 15 21:39:18 And the wiki page which lists it as a key, with no explanation of what it does Oct 15 21:40:02 http://is.gd/g3J8k <- Top 2 links are the wiki page and my question earlier asking what the various extensions do Oct 15 21:40:42 Ah... Oct 15 21:40:53 Found the commit message that added that as a supported key Oct 15 21:41:06 dneary, can you access the nb#? Oct 15 21:41:14 "Added X-Maemo-Wm-Class." Oct 15 21:41:22 nb#? Oct 15 21:41:48 Ah - Nokia Bug Oct 15 21:41:59 A BLT sounds really good right about now. Oct 15 21:42:02 No, I am locked outside the Great Icewall of Finland Oct 15 21:42:25 2009-10-29 Marc Ordinas i Llopis Oct 15 21:42:25 Add X-Maemo-Prestarted-Ignore-Load flag to desktop files. If true, Oct 15 21:42:25 prestart the app as soon as possible without regards to load or memory Oct 15 21:42:25 limits. Oct 15 21:42:25 Fixes: NB#145331 Oct 15 21:42:50 the commit message answers the question anyway Oct 15 21:43:48 do we really need something like that? Oct 15 21:44:01 Yup - that'll do Oct 15 21:44:06 shouldn't that be handled by... i dunno, a script in /etc/init.d/? Oct 15 21:44:14 isn't it great Nokia keeps this inside his poison locker? Oct 15 21:44:35 kerio, The thing is there's an OS safeguard that if you're short of memory, it will just not start a service or application Oct 15 21:44:40 s/his/their Oct 15 21:44:48 dneary: and for a good reason Oct 15 21:44:54 DocScrutinizer51, its not important, the rules around the optional flag are documented Oct 15 21:45:12 ie mentioned in the commit :P Oct 15 21:45:48 kerio, So let's say a bug in the start-up means that you're short of memory when you get to starting DBus Oct 15 21:46:23 dneary, So let's say a bug in linux means that processes are killed randomly every Ï€ seconds Oct 15 21:46:35 DocScrutinizer51, Not a major issue... and part of the (now) publicly documented desktop format Oct 15 21:46:48 kerio, OK, let's say Oct 15 21:46:58 Can we assume mine too? Oct 15 21:47:36 lcuk: ******* *** ****** *** address of comitter *** **a***** ** *** **** for that, just in case <- my comment on commit comments for sole documentation Oct 15 21:49:15 DocScrutinizer51, i wholeheartedly agree, but I would just put it rather differently. and you made a typo in your swearing Oct 15 21:53:15 lcuk, How does it look now? Oct 15 21:53:25 http://wiki.maemo.org/Desktop_file_format#Maemo_extension_keys Oct 15 21:56:52 dneary, !! :D nice Oct 15 21:57:32 Hello Oct 15 21:57:43 Can I stream spotify to my maemo device? Oct 15 21:57:50 Sometimes. Oct 15 21:58:02 Or should I install spotify on it? Oct 15 21:58:02 Depending on what mood Yaspot is in. Oct 15 21:58:07 Desotufy Oct 15 21:58:13 Despotify Oct 15 21:58:18 and controll with ssh Oct 15 21:58:24 Yaspot backs on to despotify and normally works. Oct 15 21:58:29 oh, dammit, my speakers are usb... Oct 15 21:58:49 * DocScrutinizer51 sighs, and moves his lazy arse over to laptop, to immediately bookmark this wiki page Oct 15 21:59:22 I want romantic music to my gf while beeing lazy, preferably controlled by sms Oct 15 21:59:30 a toast on dneary Oct 15 22:00:22 lolcat93: grooveshark client exists too Oct 15 22:01:42 Stskeeps: I have no idea what groveshark is Oct 15 22:05:52 grooveshark client? for maemo? Oct 15 22:06:24 lolcat93, its a `request song' music player website Oct 15 22:06:48 grooveshark.com Oct 15 22:07:00 only problem is it uses flash... Oct 15 22:08:50 Doesn Oct 15 22:08:59 t maemo have flash? Oct 15 22:16:00 dneary, Oct 15 22:16:11 ow oops. gone already. Oct 15 22:16:40 was going to tell him that X-Maemo-Wm-Class might be the never-actually-used "proper name for" StartupWMClass Oct 15 22:17:03 the later one being documented and used in the wild. Oct 15 22:19:51 well have to go cya Oct 15 22:20:44 lolcat93, i guess it needs flash10, and also flash tends to be resource hog Oct 15 22:22:04 (says `upgrade flash' or something like that) Oct 15 22:31:49 anyone can help me to figure out why does this simple widget keep disappearing from the desktop after like 10mins or so? http://pastebin.com/8xWUUq64 Oct 15 22:32:09 great >:-( grooveshark.com just never finished to load, bumped cpu to 100, froze mircrob, and swap/mem usage goes thru the roof - even better: it stays at that even after closing microb Oct 15 22:32:37 * DocScrutinizer51 *HATES* flash Oct 15 22:32:51 flash player is a fucking disaster Oct 15 22:33:58 killall browserd recovered some of the swap/mem Oct 15 22:34:53 make a swapfile, swapon it, swapoff the other and viceversa Oct 15 22:35:15 kerio: eh? Oct 15 22:35:45 cycle the swap Oct 15 22:35:49 how's this gonna help against memleaking flash plugin? Oct 15 22:36:00 i thought you already sigkilled it Oct 15 23:14:23 * andax hates flash even more than DocScrutinizer Oct 15 23:14:36 xD Oct 15 23:16:37 btw: is there something like DynamicHTML available in the public domain? I heard javascript belongs to oracle... o_O Oct 15 23:57:28 ...silence... Oct 15 23:58:23 andax: shhhh Oct 16 00:38:09 esiste un visualizzatore di desktop remoti per N900? Oct 16 00:39:20 english Oct 16 00:40:13 yeah Oct 16 00:40:34 if you are asking about rdp, im not sure but there only may be a vnc client Oct 16 00:41:09 there is rdp client Oct 16 00:41:13 oh Oct 16 00:41:19 but i don't get that visualizzatore part Oct 16 00:41:27 display? Oct 16 00:41:36 how's the rdp client called? Oct 16 00:41:50 rdesktop Oct 16 00:41:58 oh haha Oct 16 00:42:12 * nox- stupid... Oct 16 00:42:21 according to google Oct 16 00:42:22 there is a remote desktop viewer for N900 Oct 16 00:42:29 that's how that translates Oct 16 00:43:25 apt-cache search rdesktop finds nothing, maybe its in another repo? Oct 16 00:46:51 dunno Oct 16 00:46:58 i have it on my phone Oct 16 00:47:23 https://garage.maemo.org/projects/rdesktop/ Oct 16 01:08:14 there is a re Oct 16 01:09:46 there is a remote desktop viewer for nokia N900? Oct 16 01:16:08 did you read what was written above what you just asked? Oct 16 01:16:41 ?? Oct 16 01:18:15 mcunix, 02:44:39 < jacekowski> https://garage.maemo.org/projects/rdesktop/ Oct 16 01:18:31 thx jacekowski Oct 16 01:20:39 grazie Oct 16 01:24:58 but that is only for windows?for linux? Oct 16 01:25:13 its for linux as a client Oct 16 01:25:43 mcunix, what are you trying to accomplish? Oct 16 01:26:53 i search a desktop viewer for my n900 to see my pc linux Oct 16 01:28:19 so you want a vnc viewer? or do you want to use X11 directly? Oct 16 01:29:13 x11 Oct 16 01:30:27 you can just use ssh to to forward X11 apps back to your N900 Oct 16 01:31:38 ok tanks goodnight...:-) Oct 16 01:40:21 johnx: yea- into the n900, but getting X over ssh to work the other way around is a pain Oct 16 02:00:45 hmm, irreco is quite nice, but I generally kinda hate IR remotes and prefer RF based ones Oct 16 02:03:11 I wonder if I should place one N900 directly in front of TV, and edit device controller for my LG jr..... irreco on second N900 from 'localhost:8765' to 'N900-1:8765' Oct 16 02:03:27 good morning Oct 16 02:03:36 moo Oct 16 02:14:18 Morning Oct 16 02:37:09 raster: moinmoin Oct 16 02:37:50 DocScrutinizer: docman!!!! Oct 16 02:37:54 bopop Oct 16 02:37:55 brb Oct 16 02:40:13 mwahahaha **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Oct 16 02:59:58 2010