**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Oct 01 03:00:00 2012 Oct 01 04:12:50 lmfao! Oct 01 04:12:51 http://hackertyper.com/ Oct 01 04:13:02 sdflkjjlkjsdflkjsdf Oct 01 04:13:49 sorry got too excited Oct 01 09:23:33 whoa, apparently someone gathered all the patches and got 3.5 to boot on the N900. Oct 01 09:28:18 cool but no real practical use unfortunately. Oct 01 09:45:14 if it boots to a tty, then it's fine Oct 01 09:50:01 and what practical use is this still? Oct 01 09:51:19 I mean, I can also boot into a tty with 2.6.28... Oct 01 10:26:18 I can't transmit my mp3 playing to the radio via the fm transmitter? Oct 01 10:26:26 only internet radio? Oct 01 10:27:09 grammoboy, all audio is piped to the FMTX Oct 01 10:27:12 check your settings Oct 01 10:27:41 Hurrian, so it is possible? Oct 01 10:27:43 hmm Oct 01 10:28:43 it's how it normally works Oct 01 10:30:36 can it be any frequency? Oct 01 10:32:52 or pick one which doesn't belong to a real radio station? Oct 01 10:33:02 eg a uncommon freq? Oct 01 10:34:31 how do I stop extkb from hosing my keyboard geometry? Oct 01 10:34:51 grammoboy, yeah Oct 01 10:35:07 actually, that's what's recommended, because the FMTX antenna has piss poor TX power Oct 01 10:35:20 when I disconnect my BT KB by unfriendly means my N900 KB goes bananas Oct 01 10:35:42 Hurrian: not just that, it is of piss poor design as well. Oct 01 10:35:45 vi__, a script to reload the N900's KB config? Oct 01 10:35:51 no idea how to watch for that though Oct 01 10:36:01 a QBW button/ Oct 01 10:36:14 ever notice that it works nicely on low freqs but sucks utter monkey nuts at high freqs? Oct 01 10:36:29 vi__, antenna problems? Oct 01 10:36:40 Hurrian: what do I have to do to reload rx-51 geometry? Oct 01 10:36:44 never noticed that, freqs < 90MHz are all filled up. Oct 01 10:37:01 setxkbmap only loads leymap. Oct 01 10:37:33 which is no use if the n900 thinks the n900 keyboard is the same physical layout of my external kb. Oct 01 10:37:49 I was going to suggest that, but didn't realize there was a diff bet geometry and layout. Oct 01 10:38:38 kerio: ping Oct 01 10:39:07 the joys of having an spp kb and not a hal one. Oct 01 10:39:31 that coupled with a totally broken implementation of kbdd and bluetoothd Oct 01 10:40:50 kerio: ping Oct 01 10:40:51 kerio: ping Oct 01 10:40:51 kerio: ping Oct 01 11:02:00 Hurrian, ok it works, but only if you keep the n900 real close to the tuner Oct 01 11:12:56 stupid nospam junk Oct 01 11:13:00 sonassbitch Oct 01 11:13:06 kerio: ping Oct 01 11:16:51 has anyone here got a bluetooth keyboard? Oct 01 11:17:01 can you give me some: Oct 01 11:17:29 cat /var/lib/bluetooth//profiles Oct 01 11:29:30 Hi I am getting the telephony functions disabled error after using N900 for like a year ! I didnt even touch the sim , what might have happened ? Oct 01 11:33:33 pavi_: your n900 has died. Oct 01 11:33:46 pavi_: happened to me a month ago. Quite possibly dead phone in the phone Oct 01 11:34:18 pavi_: did you buy your n900 new? Oct 01 11:34:35 No I dont have warranty if thats what you are asking Oct 01 11:34:44 so there is no solution? Oct 01 11:34:59 depends what the issue is. Oct 01 11:35:00 pavi_: try to run 'pnatd' command when it disables the 'phony' functions and issue blind type 'AT' Oct 01 11:35:20 hammer solution?....lol Oct 01 11:35:21 or AT+CFUN? (iirc) Oct 01 11:35:34 six Oct 01 11:35:43 sixwheeledbeast: you have a BT KB? Oct 01 11:35:48 yes Oct 01 11:36:08 sixwheeledbeast, yeah seen the hammer solution :( Oct 01 11:36:22 looks a bit scary IMO Oct 01 11:36:38 mine gets stuck without output after AT, phic presumably is dead phone Oct 01 11:36:44 s/phic/which/ Oct 01 11:36:44 edheldil meant: mine gets stuck without output after AT, which presumably is dead phone Oct 01 11:37:12 somebody recommended reflash, haven't tried it yet Oct 01 11:37:36 edheldil, what does issue blind type mean? does it ask for it ? Oct 01 11:37:47 I am running pnatd as root but no response Oct 01 11:38:32 no, run pnatd command *as root * from a terminal and then blind type (because it does not echo by default) AT Oct 01 11:38:37 and enter Oct 01 11:39:20 when rapuyama is working, it replies 'OK' Oct 01 11:39:31 ohh ok . Oct 01 11:40:14 vi_: I have what's your problem? Oct 01 11:40:36 edheldil, tried that no response from the terminal . Oct 01 11:41:10 well, then see above Oct 01 11:41:13 * pavi_ is sad to have a dead N900 :( Oct 01 11:42:07 for some time it helped to reboot or powercycle the phone, but now it does not work anymore Oct 01 11:43:14 edheldil, same here it started with me selecting 3G ( normally its on GSM) . later only reboot helped .. guess it will become worse Oct 01 11:45:07 try reflash :) Oct 01 11:45:29 sixwheeledbeast: is it an hid KB? Oct 01 11:45:38 pavi_: I have had it once, months ago and it hasn't reoccured. I took it apart and blew the dust out the battery /sim tray. Oct 01 11:46:01 or an spp kb? Oct 01 11:46:23 hid me thinks Oct 01 11:46:28 ok Oct 01 11:46:50 when you go to bluetooth in menu, do you get the option to 'connect' Oct 01 11:47:02 or is the button greyed out? Oct 01 11:47:37 just released I haven't reinstalled extkbd or my kbd after the last reflash Oct 01 11:48:00 have you paired the KB? Oct 01 11:48:08 hi which port gmail talk user on meamo? Oct 01 11:48:21 use* Oct 01 11:48:30 443? Oct 01 11:48:35 yes a while ago Oct 01 11:49:01 Chiku|dc: the standard one Oct 01 11:49:17 sixwheeledbeast: then you can still check, you do not need extkb installed etc. Oct 01 11:49:38 also, what 'profiles' does it list as supported? Oct 01 11:52:06 i do have extkdb, but it shows a hildon-banner error and borks the settings app. Oct 01 11:52:26 not used since the reflash tbh Oct 01 11:53:13 /opt/usr/bin/extkbd --parent 100% in top Oct 01 11:53:38 I just want you to click on the status menu, bluetooth, devices, your KB, edit and tell me what the supported profiles are. Oct 01 11:54:04 HID only Oct 01 11:54:12 there we go Oct 01 11:54:27 is the 'connect' button greyed out? Oct 01 11:54:42 no Oct 01 11:54:47 good Oct 01 11:55:59 I think I shall have to write a QBW to make a BT KB on/off toggle anyway. Oct 01 11:56:21 I get the feeling SPP KB is 'dumb' compared to HID. Oct 01 11:56:56 That coupled with the fact bluetoothd is totally fucking broken. Oct 01 11:57:27 Does anyone know how a script can determine its location? Oct 01 11:57:28 and kbdd from the repos relies on bluetoothd working means it is also totally fucking broken. Oct 01 11:57:36 (bash script) Oct 01 11:57:48 the location of what? Oct 01 11:57:52 i.e. regardless of the directory I call it from, it knows where it is Oct 01 11:58:08 pwd command Oct 01 11:58:16 vi__: The location of itself on the filesystem Oct 01 11:58:33 Like pwd, but working regardless of where I call the script from Oct 01 11:58:45 not the current working directory? Oct 01 11:59:02 uh...locate? Oct 01 11:59:07 find? Oct 01 11:59:25 vi__: No, the location of the script. So if the script is /foo/bar/script.sh, and I call it from /foo/ - I want the result '/foo/bar/' Oct 01 11:59:40 vi__: That's not very efficient each time the script runs, and there may be other copies of it lying around Oct 01 12:00:03 scripts only think in terms of current working directory. Oct 01 12:00:14 they have no knowledge of where they live. Oct 01 12:00:16 i've found this solution - DIR="$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd )" Oct 01 12:00:22 But it doesn't seem to work on BusyBox Oct 01 12:00:25 It works on Ubuntu Oct 01 12:00:38 probably because BB uses ASH Oct 01 12:01:03 why cant you use bash? Oct 01 12:01:25 Hm, I am using bash Oct 01 12:01:50 Then it is not a problem with busybox. Oct 01 12:03:43 perhaps it is something to do with environmental variables. Oct 01 12:03:54 What does your script return? Oct 01 12:05:13 sixwheeledbeast, edheldil vi__ I changed the SIM card with a new one , and I am yet to face the telephony issue . Oct 01 12:05:43 pavi_: you are lucky then! Oct 01 12:05:59 Involuntary CMT death is permanent. Oct 01 12:06:21 vi__, but it was also random ... previously .. dunno whats going to happen now Oct 01 12:06:47 pavi_: treasure the last few months with your n900. Oct 01 12:08:10 vi__, :) maybe , should I be looking on ebay for N9 .. ? Oct 01 12:10:29 pavi_: you will also need a lobotamy. Oct 01 12:17:29 vi__, edheldil The issue has now repeated with the new sim after like 30 minutes :( Oct 01 12:18:15 :( Oct 01 12:18:23 time to get a new phone Oct 01 12:18:28 http://mbeta.slashdot.org/ Oct 01 12:19:39 I now use an old one I dug from the bottom of a drawer, and I am positively surprised that it goes more than a week without recharge, even on a several years old battery and bluetooth on Oct 01 12:20:23 ohh a reboot is not working now :( Oct 01 12:21:06 well, it was fast in your case :( Oct 01 12:29:47 pavi_: if you try reflash, tell me whether it worked Oct 01 12:30:14 vi__, fortunately, after a few years, most people would prefer to use the N900 as a UMPC, and not as a phone anymore. Oct 01 12:30:55 still sucks that the chip gets loose/breaks/whatever, but for an aging device with numerous hardware faults, it's not surprising. Oct 01 12:30:57 edheldil, yeah sure , thats what I am doing .. just a small hope :( after all its my most favourite device :( Oct 01 12:33:45 * pavi_ wishes he could afford N9 now :( Oct 01 12:39:52 get a used N9, like I did Oct 01 12:41:50 still would be too expensive for me, I am afraid Oct 01 12:42:11 i paid 250e Oct 01 12:42:23 which was easy after selling that wretched galaxy nexus, after 2 weeks of torture Oct 01 12:43:43 hmm n9 has 2 sims???? Oct 01 12:44:04 * edheldil is doubtful Oct 01 12:48:09 n9 is not dual sim Oct 01 12:48:39 I thought so .. so the first one is a chinese fake as I suspected :) Oct 01 12:52:18 :D Oct 01 12:52:43 you can leave out the 'chinese' part, since wether its real or fake, its still a healthy percentage chinese! :) Oct 01 12:59:18 hehe. True Oct 01 13:00:32 but I meant that chinese (made for China/Sold from China) have often dual sims, unlike the european' ones Oct 01 13:05:36 i know, just teasing Oct 01 14:46:57 damn, I LOVE this 'phone' Oct 01 14:47:41 had to swap battery since I was too silly to lock screen when putting it into pouch Oct 01 14:47:52 which "phone"? Oct 01 14:48:04 (15 ays uptime ?-/ ) Oct 01 14:48:20 why didn't you charge it? Oct 01 14:48:30 on reboot hildon-desktop acted up Oct 01 14:48:55 but I got CSSU5 with my miniminifix Oct 01 14:49:28 so ctrl-shift-x, killall hildon-desktop. all fine again Oct 01 14:49:30 ? Oct 01 14:49:47 which minifix? Oct 01 14:49:47 CSSU-T Oct 01 14:49:51 and why did hildon-desktop act up? Oct 01 14:50:01 and why did you have to swap batteries? Oct 01 14:50:13 the 'don't reboot on hildon-desktop bork' Oct 01 14:50:28 i don't have that one :c Oct 01 14:50:37 because screen on for 8h Oct 01 14:50:45 so? charge it Oct 01 14:50:57 no charger around Oct 01 14:51:10 also my only battery survived about 4 hours of wifi monitor mode Oct 01 14:51:20 i noticed because the phone became warm Oct 01 14:51:34 ok, maybe two hours and a half Oct 01 14:51:37 :nod: Oct 01 14:51:57 actually, i noticed because it fucked with my bt headphones Oct 01 14:52:08 i had to restart bluetoothd and pulse to make them work afterwards Oct 01 14:52:41 eventually I should do a test and disable wjan-scan Oct 01 14:53:13 oh right, i don't have automatic wlan anymore Oct 01 14:53:19 because it screws with my bt headphones Oct 01 14:53:32 lol Oct 01 14:54:18 you got hidden APs configured? Oct 01 14:54:23 no Oct 01 14:54:37 Whenever it scans, bt drops out Oct 01 14:54:45 yep Oct 01 14:54:56 so I guess it's a problem only when WLAN active? Oct 01 14:55:03 duh Oct 01 14:55:28 But automatic wlan scan seems to fix up occurences of wlan consuming tons of power if you walk out of range of ap Oct 01 14:55:31 drop out means? Oct 01 14:55:39 The music skips Oct 01 14:56:06 how much? Oct 01 14:56:30 I know 0.5s dropouts Oct 01 14:56:34 Like if you punched an old sony walkman cd player Oct 01 14:56:49 Yeah about that Oct 01 14:56:49 :nod: Oct 01 14:57:01 yep, it's awful Oct 01 14:57:04 so fuck that Oct 01 14:57:15 CSSU!!!!! BUG!!! Oct 01 14:57:26 OH GOD I FORGOT TO ENABLE WLAN ON MY PHONE AND I'M LAYING DOWN Oct 01 14:57:30 HALP Oct 01 14:57:42 someone please come to my house and connect my n900 to the wifi Oct 01 14:57:44 I typically manually switch off wlan scan after I arrive at work (where I use bt headset/ad2p) Oct 01 14:57:56 ShadowJK: Too much work Oct 01 14:58:15 automate it Oct 01 14:58:15 Why not keep it on? Does not seem to interfere with bt too much Oct 01 14:58:35 I also check gsm-only mode, and sometimes also enable irc powersave and drop screen brightness a notch Oct 01 14:58:35 read backscroll! Oct 01 14:59:09 It interferes enough that entire words are lost when listening to speech Oct 01 14:59:25 Does not interfere here Oct 01 14:59:38 bbl, job done for today :) Oct 01 14:59:40 Only makes a bit of a jump when itactually connects or disconnects fromap Oct 01 15:00:08 it jumps when it scans too for me Oct 01 15:00:48 * RST38h sends the purple diarrhea beam towards Toshiba engineering team: how did they manage to make a keyboard where spacebar (!) does not work by design (!!) Oct 01 15:01:16 ShadowJK:Quiet and peaceful here, I wonder what the difference is Oct 01 15:01:52 on another topic, gpodder is giving me 403 on youtube :-/ Oct 01 15:02:18 youtube changed url format? Oct 01 15:03:00 dunno, old youtube-dl seems to still work Oct 01 15:03:27 "old" as in before time when gpodder stopped working Oct 01 15:09:56 hm, a new version in -devel :) Oct 01 15:27:55 hm still no worky :/ Oct 01 15:36:54 RST38h: other BT A2DP codec with your HS? Oct 01 15:37:09 more buffer? Oct 01 15:37:56 RST38h: has it delays when you start/stop music? Oct 01 15:39:10 does anyone know how to strip binutils/gcc while building cross toolchain? not using crosstool-ng ;) Oct 01 15:39:31 hmm? Oct 01 15:39:50 is there no strip? Oct 01 15:40:26 there is, but there are lots of binaries. And I prefer to use configure/make switch if available Oct 01 15:40:42 :nod: Oct 01 15:42:36 I build a new toolchain based on linaro gcc 4.7.2 2012.09, but it is huge :D Oct 01 15:42:40 *built Oct 01 15:51:35 freemangordon: btw, why does extkbd change /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/nokia_vndr/rx-51? Oct 01 15:51:43 and more importantly, why does it overwrite it? Oct 01 15:52:04 by design ;) Oct 01 15:52:14 it's a stupid design Oct 01 15:52:20 it doesn't even backup it Oct 01 15:52:20 make a better one Oct 01 15:52:28 wrong Oct 01 15:52:31 there is a backup Oct 01 15:52:39 i don't know why, but my own rx-51 wasn't in the backup Oct 01 15:52:43 i had to recover it from BM Oct 01 15:53:00 kerio: noone knows what shape is your device in Oct 01 15:53:08 even you Oct 01 15:53:16 yep Oct 01 15:53:23 that's why you should ASK THE USER >:c Oct 01 15:53:34 anyway, now i'm missing some of the symbols on the bt kbd, right? Oct 01 15:54:18 kerio: extkbd install newer version of xkb-data Oct 01 15:54:32 that is why rx51 is overwritten, as it is upstreamed Oct 01 15:54:37 oh, ok Oct 01 15:54:50 hm, why doesn't it effectively upgrade xkb-data? Oct 01 15:54:57 like, the package Oct 01 15:55:11 because of extras Oct 01 15:55:21 you don't have to put it in extras Oct 01 15:55:31 ship the deb in /opt and install it Oct 01 15:55:32 or something Oct 01 15:55:59 i mean, right now you're shipping a tarball, it's about the same Oct 01 15:56:37 kerio: wan't to be a maintainer of extkbd? Oct 01 15:56:42 *want Oct 01 15:56:48 hm Oct 01 15:57:05 i'd have to deal with the autobuilder Oct 01 15:57:08 no ty ;) Oct 01 15:57:23 hrmpf, "€" on the bt kbd doesn't work Oct 01 15:57:56 i wonder if there's an actual layout for *this* bt kbd Oct 01 15:58:34 there should be Oct 01 15:58:46 you mayu want to play with layout variants Oct 01 16:01:50 freemangordon: no "stowaway" or "igo" :( Oct 01 16:02:23 hmm, that is supported iirc Oct 01 16:02:43 yeah, most of the keys work Oct 01 16:03:08 like, pretty much every key works Oct 01 16:03:15 but i'm using the pc105 layout Oct 01 16:03:21 and it's not quite a pc105 Oct 01 16:05:49 meh, i'll live without the eur symbol and the yen symbol Oct 01 16:06:17 there are several variants of pc105, check language and variant Oct 01 16:06:37 i.e. play a bit with them, maybe choose UK instead of US Oct 01 16:07:31 are you kidding? UK is totally different Oct 01 16:07:37 # is on a separate key, for instance Oct 01 16:08:09 kerio: well, you have a plenty of keyboard variants, try them Oct 01 16:08:47 you have about 10 different layouts for USA pc105 Oct 01 16:09:49 hm, the standard pc105 is the one that appears to work best Oct 01 16:10:07 anyway, extkbd is really neat Oct 01 16:10:19 A+++ would kbd again Oct 01 16:11:07 kerio, which varian do you use? Oct 01 16:11:26 pc105 usa standard Oct 01 16:11:32 change to intl Oct 01 16:11:47 there is no standard Oct 01 16:12:24 all intl does is fuck up my ' and require me to type something after ~, ' and ` Oct 01 16:12:29 because it does automatic accent combination Oct 01 16:12:38 i meant variant None Oct 01 16:13:26 hehe, i wonder how many keys i can push at the same time Oct 01 16:13:30 i should try MAME with this kbd Oct 01 16:14:24 freemangordon: were there any changes to rx-51, btw? Oct 01 16:14:36 iirc no Oct 01 16:19:12 freemangordon: ooh, neat, you do install xkb-data-extkbd Oct 01 16:19:16 which somehow overwrites xkb-data Oct 01 16:20:12 yep Oct 01 16:24:56 sorry for doubting you <3 Oct 01 16:25:13 can extkbd also configure usb keyboards? Oct 01 16:25:30 yes Oct 01 16:26:35 DocScrutinizer05: how much current can you "legally" get via usb without negotiating or checking for fastchargers? Oct 01 16:26:53 and how much current can you pull from something that identifies as a charger? Oct 01 16:27:08 100 Oct 01 16:27:14 usually Oct 01 16:27:27 the latter undefined Oct 01 16:27:28 without negotiating? :o Oct 01 16:27:30 i thought it was like 10 Oct 01 16:27:42 nope, 100 Oct 01 16:27:45 like, just to power the tiny circuit that negotiates Oct 01 16:27:50 8 for OTG Oct 01 16:28:06 OTG on which side? Oct 01 16:28:16 on the A side obviously Oct 01 16:28:22 i see Oct 01 16:28:49 well, it's still silly Oct 01 16:29:04 why? Oct 01 16:29:27 well, because devices know they can ask for 100 and get it granted Oct 01 16:29:41 not if session suspended Oct 01 16:29:44 except that sometimes they don't Oct 01 16:30:26 meh, too weird for me :s Oct 01 16:43:59 kerio: well, you asked "without negotiation", so my answer regarding OTG was incorrect, since the session can suspend only by very special OTG negotiation, and initially I guess any OTG A device is suppoed to also deliver the 100 I quoted before Oct 01 16:44:16 i see Oct 01 16:46:07 OTG has a whitelist and a blacklist for defining which devices can work with the 150, 200, $whatever, that the OTG A Vbus can deliver Oct 01 16:46:17 We had to neuter that for h-e-n Oct 01 16:46:34 OTG is actually extremely screwed Oct 01 16:47:16 what do you mean which devices? Oct 01 16:47:40 e.g. hubs usually don't work with OTG at all Oct 01 16:48:10 hehe, to think that a hub is the only way you can get reliable auto-enumeration and power on the n900... Oct 01 16:48:47 then there are also devices blacklisted since they pull more than they negotiate Oct 01 16:49:11 are we talking about classes of devices? Oct 01 16:49:16 or actual device/model pairs? Oct 01 16:49:21 latter Oct 01 16:49:29 what the fuck Oct 01 16:49:32 in the standard itself? :s Oct 01 16:49:47 per model+driver Oct 01 16:50:17 I think the list is nowhere standarized, it's per manuf/model Oct 01 16:51:09 that's even worse! Oct 01 16:51:10 :S Oct 01 16:51:37 why do you keep telling me these things? Oct 01 16:51:41 and why do i keep asking? Oct 01 16:52:31 musb_hdrc: USB Host mode controller at ffc03800 using PIO, IRQ 59 >http://blackfin.uclinux.org/gf/project/uclinux-dist/forum/?_forum_action=ForumMessageBrowse&thread_id=38739&action=ForumBrowse Oct 01 16:52:41 err Oct 01 16:52:51 musb_hdrc: kernel must blacklist external hubs Oct 01 16:54:49 https://garage.maemo.org/plugins/ggit/browse.php/?p=h-e-n;a=commit;h=0a5777e676acb4eff0c02762edc5dcde98482702 Oct 01 16:55:37 >> Patch with which i had a limited success (my device was rejected during enumeration because i didn't have the whitelist disabled, but the VID/PID was properly read).<< Oct 01 17:06:21 freemangordon: the enter key doesn't repeat itself Oct 01 17:06:26 how can i see if it's a problem of the keyboard? Oct 01 17:09:35 heh, this kbd is silly Oct 01 17:09:39 shift+up is mapped to ? Oct 01 17:09:44 so i can't select going up Oct 01 17:09:45 only going down Oct 01 17:42:53 My telephony error wasnt fixed by flashing Oct 01 17:43:17 but by keeping a paper cusion between battery :O Oct 01 17:45:05 that may well only be a very temporary fix Oct 01 17:45:28 to be fair it shows that the SIM has a flaky connection Oct 01 17:47:23 no, it doesn't Oct 01 17:47:33 it shows that something does. Oct 01 17:48:04 k Oct 01 17:59:18 which usually is NOT the sim Oct 01 18:00:39 reflow all the solderings! _ò/ Oct 01 18:00:51 * DocScrutinizer05 idly wonders if 'SIM' error might get caused by pressing kbd too hard, thus breaking solder points under BGA chips by bending PCB Oct 01 18:04:01 seems pressing hard on "TYO" keys should kill GAIA instantly Oct 01 18:04:39 while "A" kills eMMC Oct 01 18:06:04 modem chips OTOH are not on backside of any kbd key Oct 01 18:09:07 "U" and "; " are opposite side of SIM-holder solder points Oct 01 18:09:12 hjk was most effective for reproducing crossed-out-sim Oct 01 18:10:20 "J" is actually opposite side of SIM colder points Oct 01 18:11:09 almost Oct 01 18:11:20 "U" is Oct 01 18:11:47 on the last csualty it doesnt matter, because it's always deadmodem, and simless emergency call doesnt work either Oct 01 19:00:16 ~seen pali Oct 01 19:00:25 pali <~pali@unaffiliated/pali> was last seen on IRC in channel #maemo-ssu, 1d 2h 27m 50s ago, saying: 'DocScrutinizer51, see ^^^'. Oct 01 19:00:31 zomg Oct 01 19:03:57 deepy: how's it going? Oct 01 19:04:58 I keep forgetting to bring it to work Oct 01 19:06:03 D: Oct 01 19:39:03 how do I stop extkb from hosing my KB geometry? Oct 01 19:39:21 vi__: what is wrong with it? Oct 01 19:40:07 BTW which KBD? external or internal Oct 01 19:42:08 external BTKB Oct 01 19:42:13 BT KB Oct 01 19:42:24 and what is incorrect? Oct 01 19:42:30 using SPP profile instead of hid. Oct 01 19:42:44 aaah Oct 01 19:42:57 aaah? Oct 01 19:43:08 not supported by extkbd (iirc) Oct 01 19:43:18 and you should disable hid BT plugin Oct 01 19:43:24 It kind of worls. Oct 01 19:43:29 It kind of worKs. Oct 01 19:43:33 or even better -remove extkbd Oct 01 19:43:39 kind of? Oct 01 19:43:55 you can set a shortcut to change keymaps Oct 01 19:44:06 but? Oct 01 19:44:07 it works on the external kb Oct 01 19:45:24 kerio: don't highlight my master! Oct 01 19:45:30 infobot: k Oct 01 19:45:30 k is probably okay Oct 01 19:45:32 vi__: ohai Oct 01 19:45:49 vi__: extkbd hoses your /usr/share/X11/xkb/ Oct 01 19:45:55 and installs the new upstream version Oct 01 19:46:02 so you have to restore any modification you made to rx-51 Oct 01 19:46:03 sorry, I was just connecting the KB. Oct 01 19:46:12 i think kbdd can be configured to use a different layout, can't it? Oct 01 19:46:16 kerio: I found this out. Oct 01 19:46:20 and SPP KBDs suck lol Oct 01 19:46:29 they certainly do Oct 01 19:46:52 Is there someway I can add my rx-51 to extkb? Oct 01 19:47:27 well, remove extkbd and xkb-data-exkbd (that will restore your xkb data) Oct 01 19:47:37 if you have the backup still there Oct 01 19:47:37 * DocScrutinizer51 beats kerio with a pali doll Oct 01 19:47:39 otherwise, LOL Oct 01 19:47:53 DocScrutinizer51: wtf do you want Oct 01 19:47:56 sometimes when I non-gracefully disconnect my keyboard (go out of range, cut the power etc) my n900 KB becomes completely fucked. Oct 01 19:48:00 also i want my pali Oct 01 19:48:00 copy your rx51 to a safe place, install extkbd and copy rx51 back Oct 01 19:48:19 vi__: i am not sure it is extkbd to blame Oct 01 19:48:49 After learning the hardway I have several backups of rx-51. Oct 01 19:48:55 actually it is just an UI which sets some HAL script and assigns xkb layout to your external keyboard there Oct 01 19:49:23 the one that does the real job is hal/X Oct 01 19:49:31 using xkb-data Oct 01 19:49:33 freemangordon: can it completely fuck up the n900 kb geometry at all? Oct 01 19:49:45 don;t think so Oct 01 19:50:10 to the point where the n900 keyboard is just spamming agrbage and needs rebooted to fix it? Oct 01 19:50:22 where did you get kbdd? Oct 01 19:50:27 from Oct 01 19:50:36 it is in the repos. Oct 01 19:50:48 it is totally broken. Oct 01 19:51:05 the kbdd binary works though Oct 01 19:51:12 vi__: are you sure you don't have some bt-hid-scripts installed? Oct 01 19:51:35 ...I dont think so. Oct 01 19:51:51 only extkb Oct 01 19:52:29 one thing that pisses me off is bluetoothd Oct 01 19:52:46 vi__: NFC, but as I told you, all the job is done in a pretty standard way, extkbd is an updated (and full) xkb-data+UI Oct 01 19:53:00 what is a good music player for n810? Oct 01 19:53:04 if you switch bt off then on again, it does not re-bind as per rfcomm.conf. Oct 01 19:53:05 xkb-data comes from...lemme think,, maybe debian lenny Oct 01 19:53:09 the default one is kind of quirky Oct 01 19:53:32 esaym153: mplayer! Oct 01 19:53:41 is there a way to make the haptic feedback stronger? Oct 01 19:53:57 vi__: well I want one that can show my whole library Oct 01 19:54:16 kerio: replacec vibe motor with a solenoid. Oct 01 19:54:23 LOL Oct 01 19:54:26 no Oct 01 19:54:30 vi__: it was too long ago, i can;t recall all of the details Oct 01 19:54:42 freemangordon: thats ok. Oct 01 19:55:08 but in general SPP keyboards are never meant to be supported by extkbd Oct 01 19:55:13 only HID Oct 01 19:55:19 freemangordon: what is brewing in the thumb branch? Oct 01 19:55:37 I even wonder how you are able to setup a layout via extkbd UI Oct 01 19:55:59 vi__: pulseaudio, gstreamer and... te fuck Oct 01 19:56:08 kerio: what was the third one? Oct 01 19:56:19 freemangordon: once the kb is attached i doubt it matters if it is hid or spp. Oct 01 19:56:37 vi__: it matters, as UI enumerates HD devices Oct 01 19:56:39 freemangordon: idk, tracker? Oct 01 19:56:44 aah, yes Oct 01 19:56:59 vi__: HID devices even Oct 01 19:57:12 freemangordon: maybe show open media player some thumb lovin'? Oct 01 19:57:34 vi__: well, toolchain and setup procedure are on the wiki Oct 01 19:57:42 heh Oct 01 19:57:55 My n900 is my only pc right now. Oct 01 19:58:03 and it will be much better to use my time on mafw than on the UI ;) Oct 01 19:58:06 my laptop bit the dust. Oct 01 19:58:23 freemangordon: tru Oct 01 19:58:40 * freemangordon is afk for a cigarette Oct 01 19:59:25 kerio, hurry up and set up the toolchain so you can compile trivial stuff for amusement. Oct 01 19:59:30 no u Oct 01 19:59:35 no u Oct 01 19:59:36 anyway, i made the haptic feedback stronger Oct 01 19:59:42 and LOL, it's really stronger Oct 01 19:59:47 solenoid/? Oct 01 19:59:54 no, /etc/mce/mce.ini Oct 01 20:00:04 ? Oct 01 20:00:12 what did you change? Oct 01 20:00:13 PatternTouchscreen Oct 01 20:00:23 of course Oct 01 20:00:39 instead of 23 accel, 0 on, 15 decel, i made it 0 accel, 40 on, 0 decel Oct 01 20:00:51 bzz Oct 01 20:00:53 bzzzzz Oct 01 20:00:54 bz Oct 01 20:00:55 yep Oct 01 20:01:15 pointless waste of battery. Oct 01 20:01:49 have you managed to tame xterm yet? Oct 01 20:02:15 i.e. change font size? Oct 01 20:02:20 to make it 80x24? n Oct 01 20:02:21 no Oct 01 20:02:29 also how the f does hostmode work now? Oct 01 20:03:05 do I STILL HAVE TO USE H>E>N>? Oct 01 20:03:35 WTF IS WRONG WITH H>E>N? Oct 01 20:04:05 * Sicelo still uses it.. the new stuff doesn't work so well for me Oct 01 20:04:28 nothing is wrong with it, i am just aware a bunch of sruff was changed. Oct 01 20:04:30 yeah, h-e-n is still somewhat advised Oct 01 20:05:15 so just use hen like before, dont worry about evertything Oct 01 20:05:37 KP52 should work better Oct 01 20:05:43 (not released yet) Oct 01 20:05:44 I'd maybe worry about KP51nnn Oct 01 20:07:08 DocScrutinizer05: how big of a battery drain is the vibrator? Oct 01 20:07:17 considerably Oct 01 20:07:21 D: Oct 01 20:07:27 so should i disable the haptic feedback? Oct 01 20:07:40 only on DutyCycle=100 Oct 01 20:07:45 nah Oct 01 20:07:55 i made it a bit stronger, but shorter now Oct 01 20:08:06 negligible anyway Oct 01 20:08:37 as long as you don't do echo 255 >/sys/*/*/*/LED/vibrator Oct 01 20:09:10 rather echo 255 >/sys/*/*/*/LED/vibrator/brightness Oct 01 20:09:16 (SIC!) Oct 01 20:09:24 k Oct 01 20:10:18 sa Oct 01 20:11:00 I have just attached an external mouse Oct 01 20:11:03 MIND Oct 01 20:11:05 BLOWN Oct 01 20:11:12 I can click on stuff. Oct 01 20:11:15 hehe Oct 01 20:11:16 :O Oct 01 20:12:06 vi__: trow away that SPP keyboard and find some HID, it will make all the difference Oct 01 20:12:35 there were legends of villages in the next valley who had the power of ctrl+right click. THE STORIES ARE REAL. Oct 01 20:12:37 /sys/class/leds/twl4030:vibrator/brightness Oct 01 20:12:47 what does ctrl+right click do? Oct 01 20:12:59 DocScrutinizer05: you suck! Oct 01 20:13:02 it lets you access the font menu in xterm. Oct 01 20:13:10 ... Oct 01 20:13:12 anyway, i like this stronger-but-shorter pattern Oct 01 20:13:13 btw I am using apple alluminium (short version) works like charm Oct 01 20:13:19 vi__: oh, the actual xterm Oct 01 20:13:21 i see Oct 01 20:13:30 it still does nothing. Oct 01 20:13:39 freemangordon: i'm using a STOWAWAY Oct 01 20:13:40 freemangordon: it was free... Oct 01 20:13:42 it is the shit Oct 01 20:13:45 ...and i am cheap. Oct 01 20:13:45 it folds in half Oct 01 20:13:55 and has a stand for the phone Oct 01 20:14:02 so does this one, bitch. Oct 01 20:14:24 hmm, don;t you have TV sets around? Oct 01 20:15:13 it even has a bluue function key, THAT BEHVES LIKE THE BLUE KEY ON THE N900 KEYBOARD!!1! Oct 01 20:15:22 ...i have no tv. Oct 01 20:15:40 * DocScrutinizer05 throws while true; do echo 255 >/sys/class/leds/twl4030:vibrator/brightness; sleep 2; echo 50 >/sys/class/leds/twl4030:vibrator/brightness; sleep 1; done at kerio Oct 01 20:15:45 vi__: why the hell would i want a key to act like the blue key on the n900 keyboard Oct 01 20:16:02 DocScrutinizer05: i don't need an actual vibrator, dude Oct 01 20:16:10 besides, the n900 isn't exactly ergonomic Oct 01 20:16:31 kerio: dude, it doesnt go in ur ass. Oct 01 20:16:31 kerio: compared to n950 it is Oct 01 20:16:51 vi__: right, it's a "massager" Oct 01 20:18:05 brb, clicking on stuff Oct 01 20:19:31 haha Oct 01 20:19:55 kerio: anyway ~120mA at 100% Oct 01 20:20:06 off battery Oct 01 20:20:27 @3923mV Oct 01 20:20:42 that is as powerfull as a shit led flashlight. Oct 01 20:20:56 except that it provides sexual pleasure instead of light Oct 01 20:21:09 and as negligible as the indicator light flashing Oct 01 20:21:32 freemangordon: i'm not getting anything in Settings after installing extmou Oct 01 20:21:40 ~power Oct 01 20:21:40 power is, like, http://wiki.maemo.org/N900_Hardware_Power_Consumption Oct 01 20:22:32 wtf? this looks like a digest Oct 01 20:23:16 hmm, never been longer than today Oct 01 20:23:20 kerio: there is nothing to show Oct 01 20:23:28 4,462 bytes Oct 01 20:23:38 vi__: but then how will i configure mouse sensitivity? D: Oct 01 20:23:42 kerio: and what do you want to set up? Oct 01 20:23:49 no way Oct 01 20:23:50 freemangordon: ^ Oct 01 20:23:52 ya way Oct 01 20:24:05 gotta set up my mouse correctly if i want to own noobs in quake Oct 01 20:24:06 and MEH, vibrator already been there Oct 01 20:24:18 or something Oct 01 20:24:22 kerio: well, edit hal script Oct 01 20:24:39 * kerio will most definetely not own noobs in quake from his n900 Oct 01 20:24:50 because quake 3 is ballzy hard Oct 01 20:29:28 anyway, it's "always" been there: Idle, no SIM, wlan off 7 mA@4.1 V T // Wifi on with maximum powersaving. +~2 mA // = 9mA idling on internet via WLAN. Makes for 140h standby Oct 01 20:31:04 anyway, it's "always" been there: Idle, no SIM, wlan off 7 mA@4.1 V T // 2G connected, good signal, no data or other activity +5 mA // do your math Oct 01 20:38:48 council: will nomination period be extended now, and council election postponed? Oct 01 20:39:26 or will we all get eaten by the galactic goat? Oct 01 20:42:17 (in the latter case, let me run to desinfect my phone handset before that happens) Oct 01 20:58:10 did anyone manage to get one of those usb vga cables to work? Oct 01 21:00:09 freemangordon: i can't get a cursor to appear when i open a menubar menu Oct 01 21:00:23 kerio: I can't even bring it to work tomorrow D: Oct 01 21:00:26 or on wednesday Oct 01 21:01:13 very senior people coming in and I suppose it's not very professional to watch movies at work Oct 01 21:02:07 kerio: extmou? Oct 01 21:03:13 yep Oct 01 21:03:16 it works nicely Oct 01 21:03:21 although microb doesn't like my mouse pointer Oct 01 21:03:31 and i get the vibrator for all mouse events Oct 01 21:03:44 so there's a noticeable "bzzzzzzzzzz" when i scroll up or down Oct 01 21:04:03 oh come on, why is BME so dumb Oct 01 21:04:12 bq27200 says the battery is at 45% Oct 01 21:04:17 but the battery indicator is almost empty Oct 01 21:04:29 bme blows and you know that. Oct 01 21:04:43 scroll wheel is treated as a button event. Oct 01 21:05:07 what do you mean microb does not like it? Oct 01 21:05:13 WFM. Oct 01 21:06:02 i mean that i can't seem to do anything with web pages Oct 01 21:06:25 click on stuff? Oct 01 21:07:00 yeah, that Oct 01 21:07:01 it doesn't work Oct 01 21:08:30 come to think of it, I did not try that... Oct 01 21:08:49 haha Oct 01 21:10:03 I tried right clicking. Oct 01 21:10:12 you want I try again? Oct 01 21:10:19 no Oct 01 21:10:22 i don't really care Oct 01 21:54:14 I can't seem to get this syntax right: Oct 01 21:54:36 works --> osso-xterm -e "tail -f log.txt | cut -f 4,5" Oct 01 21:55:02 not --> osso-xterm -e "tail -f log.txt | cut -d ',' -f 4,5" Oct 01 21:55:13 cut -d \",\" neither Oct 01 21:55:24 hmm, weird Oct 01 21:55:53 try cut -d \, -f 4,5 Oct 01 21:56:21 DocScrutinizer05: Nope :( Oct 01 21:56:37 try osso-xterm -e "echo tail -f log.txt | cut -d ',' -f 4,5" Oct 01 21:57:19 try osso-xterm -e "echo \"tail -f log.txt | cut -d ',' -f 4,5\"" Oct 01 21:57:40 check if "." is really what you want Oct 01 21:57:47 err "." Oct 01 21:57:56 dafaq ,,,,, Oct 01 21:58:00 Nope Oct 01 21:58:11 Pardon? :) Oct 01 21:59:02 run echo tail -f log.txt | cut -d ',' -f 4,5 in an already opened shell Oct 01 21:59:09 -echo Oct 01 22:00:46 try delim=, osso-xterm -e "tail -f log.txt | cut -d $delim -f 4,5" Oct 01 22:02:19 Nope doesn't work either Oct 01 22:02:49 But yes "," is the correct delimiter if that's what you were asking? I can run the command from within a shell Oct 01 22:02:57 Weird Oct 01 22:03:19 btw what's the use of all that exercise? Oct 01 22:04:12 I can run osso-xterm -e date all day long, without any idea why I'm doing that Oct 01 22:04:27 I've got an app that collects data, and writes it to file in .csv. The purpose of this is for the user to see some output of what's going on in the background Oct 01 22:04:45 mhm Oct 01 22:04:56 aaah, I see, tail -f Oct 01 22:05:21 I could just output the whole line, but there's all kinds of superfluous data. Well, for the user anyway. Oct 01 22:10:54 narcos: are you sure you're right user in your osso-xterm for reading from log.txt Oct 01 22:11:13 are you sure there's even such a thing like ./log.txt ? Oct 01 22:11:45 DocScrutinizer05: If I don't include the "-d" parameter it works Oct 01 22:11:50 Outputing the whole line Oct 01 22:11:55 hmm Oct 01 22:12:44 If I had any log.txt I'd try to reproduce that problem here, but obviously in my ~user there isn't any Oct 01 22:13:20 echo a,b,c,d,e,f > log.txt Oct 01 22:14:05 Oh, also, perhaps I didn't properly explain what's "not working". The term doesn't open - it flashes open and then closes instantly. Oct 01 22:14:11 Like it does when there's a syntax error Oct 01 22:16:32 yes, same here Oct 01 22:16:46 t900:~# osso-xterm -e "sleep 10" <-works Oct 01 22:17:02 t900:~# osso-xterm -e "date && sleep 10" <-closes immediately Oct 01 22:17:27 well, now I know... ;-P Oct 01 22:17:34 heh Oct 01 22:18:21 t900:~# osso-xterm -e "sh -c 'date && sleep 10'" Oct 01 22:18:24 works Oct 01 22:18:34 xterm is no shell Oct 01 22:19:17 Ah, interesting Oct 01 22:19:37 xterm is a terminal, you pass a single executable as parameter, not a shell cmdline Oct 01 22:19:43 I was pondering writing a one line script with the tail commands, and calling that from xterm Oct 01 22:19:49 ah ok Oct 01 22:20:19 Hmm, that 'date' command outputs worrying data Oct 01 22:20:26 (didn't realise it was so late already) Oct 01 22:20:35 indeed Oct 01 22:25:30 Bash scripting gives me a headache. Oct 01 22:25:35 Next iteration, all Python. Oct 01 22:25:47 they sendmail.cf Oct 01 22:25:50 try Oct 01 22:28:16 BTW, I was asking earlier how a script could determine it's location on a Maemo device - this seems to work -> DIR=$(cd $(dirname "$0"); pwd) Oct 01 22:28:40 (works regardless of where the script is called from, eg from a Desktop launcher) Oct 01 22:30:30 what's wrong with DIR=$(dirname "$0") ? Oct 01 22:30:46 :-) Oct 01 22:32:05 I want the full path Oct 01 22:33:30 i c Oct 01 22:35:19 For the purpose of "source ./config" Oct 01 22:43:08 try readlink -f Oct 01 22:43:59 dirname $(readlink -f $0) Oct 01 22:45:23 narcos: ^^^ Oct 01 22:59:08 narcos: on maemo messybox there's even realpath . Oct 01 22:59:32 which is the same like readlink -f . Oct 01 23:02:40 DocScrutinizer05: Ahh, nice Oct 01 23:02:42 Thanks! Oct 01 23:17:54 Hmm, can't set +x to files on the MMC Oct 01 23:18:45 no surprise Oct 01 23:19:13 there's no such think like +x bit in VFAT file permissions Oct 01 23:19:24 thing* Oct 01 23:19:48 Didn't know that Oct 01 23:20:08 Guess that makes sense though. Oct 01 23:21:10 you should be able to start arbitrary binaries via `/lib/ld.so ` Oct 01 23:21:14 afaik Oct 01 23:23:25 or /lib/ld-linux.so* Oct 01 23:24:31 ah ok Oct 01 23:38:27 Meh, solar flares. Oct 02 00:33:37 * RST38h yawns Oct 02 01:38:48 http://semiaccurate.com/2012/10/01/texas-instruments-shutters-consumer-omap-lines/ Oct 02 01:44:58 yeah Oct 02 01:45:04 few days old now Oct 02 01:45:09 :-( Oct 02 02:03:12 * narcos yawns Oct 02 02:04:06 What's this "performance no longer matters" thing in that article about? Oct 02 02:05:07 Zzz. Night * Oct 02 02:10:29 ShadowJK: to a degree, the race to the bottom, and the fact that tablets are possibly fast enough Oct 02 02:12:34 my android tablet received jelly bean update today. Now I'm wishing for double the ram and cpu :/ Oct 02 02:12:53 (It has quadcore 1.66Ghz Tegra and 1G ram) Oct 02 02:13:44 indeed Oct 02 02:14:06 I'm not sure I agree Oct 02 02:14:33 I can certainly see why you'd hesitate in investing in a cut-throat area. Oct 02 02:16:48 Sure, but I don't buy the "fast eough" argument :) Oct 02 02:17:15 I have pondered upgrading my nexus 7 to 2g Oct 02 02:17:23 See, this is where the waste of Android comes forth; when a 1ghz single-core processor and 256mb of ram can perform fast enough when loaded with a gpu-accellerated, true Linux OS, yet with 4x that in ram and processing power and Android... Oct 02 02:17:28 still need to confirm stiff Oct 02 02:17:35 yeah Oct 02 02:18:02 I really want proper Linux on it, Oct 02 02:18:12 and not in a chroot Oct 02 02:18:17 No way to load Ubuntu natively? Oct 02 02:18:27 Using the stock modules and a compatible kernel? Oct 02 02:18:41 I mean, for the Allwinner A10-based tablets, that's how you do it. Oct 02 02:20:12 sure. Oct 02 02:20:19 no graphics though Oct 02 02:20:23 aiui Oct 02 02:20:37 I need to investigate properly. Oct 02 02:21:17 but got boring stuff to do. writing 25 page documents with detailed case law arguing your disabilities is not fun. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Oct 02 02:59:58 2012