**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Jan 29 02:59:59 2016 Jan 29 03:50:35 jonwil: ’lo. Jan 29 06:49:11 brolin_empey: you have to get 3.3V version (i think it's also the req for latitude x1) Jan 29 06:49:24 if you want specific model i can check when i get home Jan 29 06:49:47 but usually if you add 'x40' to search it will show you the right ones Jan 29 07:32:09 would be nice addon for calendar applet to be able to show week number without opening calendar. Jan 29 09:28:43 i wonder if Tizen phones will make a success. if ever they do, i guess that would be my next phone (when my N900 dies) Jan 29 09:29:28 n900 never dies Jan 29 09:29:56 it will. wait and see :) Jan 29 09:30:09 6 years, still going strong Jan 29 09:30:09 OS is good, but hardware is hardware. Jan 29 09:30:22 even after multiple falls to hard floor Jan 29 09:30:54 they are not going tolast forever that's for sure. Jan 29 10:13:44 every year someone imagines a new browser thingy standard and will make our phones unusable even for the most simplest web Jan 29 10:37:58 it already is. Jan 29 10:38:17 well, not for the most simplest web, but for many websites. Jan 29 10:42:26 and the hardware is very slow compared to the most cheapest androids these days, which is the reason my N900 is basically collecting dust :-(. Jan 29 11:14:02 Good morning everyone Jan 29 11:14:47 If I don't use audio/camera/gsm on my N900, could I then use debian 8 with the latest kernel on my phone? Jan 29 11:19:18 likely, yes. small screen though, and power consumption may not be very friendly Jan 29 11:20:59 PiZZaMartijn: you could also use the debian 'chroot' images under maemo system Jan 29 11:21:20 PiZZaMartijn: and/or help making some new chroot images that use debian 8 in armhf, at least with the current power kernels etc. Jan 29 11:21:55 doesnt glibc require newer kernel? Jan 29 11:22:00 PiZZaMartijn: the debian 6 / 7 chroot images (estel etc?) had various 'held' packages and all that Jan 29 11:22:12 enyc: that is, if systemd works with an old kernel Jan 29 11:22:12 KotCzarny: very good quesiton =) Jan 29 11:22:32 Wizzup: not needed basically iirc, certainly not as init, and init isn't needed in chroot ANYWAY Jan 29 11:22:42 wizzup: you can still run debian8 without systemd. still. i wonder for how long tho Jan 29 11:22:58 there is also systemd-free.org for arch users Jan 29 11:23:00 Wizzup: certainly without x11 (and sometimes with) debian 8 without systemd works on 2.6.32 LTS kernel Jan 29 11:23:12 Wizzup: not so sure about power 2.6.28 n900 kernel Jan 29 11:23:19 wizzup: i prefer http://without-systemd.org/wiki/index.php/How_to_remove_systemd_from_a_Debian_jessie/sid_installation Jan 29 11:23:21 Maxdamantus: #neo900 project new board will help with all this =)) Jan 29 11:23:44 Maxdamantus: errrrrr wrong name oops sorry Jan 29 11:24:12 the op wants new kernel :) Jan 29 11:24:48 tru that Jan 29 11:25:03 lets not forget about the op Jan 29 11:25:05 ;) Jan 29 11:26:13 on unrelated news, ccache doesnt seem to help when playing with diff options Jan 29 11:27:10 also, i love my fruit compile farm setup Jan 29 11:29:13 2 bananas, 1 orange Jan 29 11:29:31 8 cores total @~1ghz Jan 29 11:30:13 going to setup n900 dev env there too Jan 29 11:41:28 Kernel 4.x should support all the hardware in the N900 that I need. so I can run systemd on my n900 Jan 29 11:41:53 uggh Jan 29 11:41:57 systemd is evil Jan 29 11:41:58 PiZZaMartijn: can you also try that aganst the existing maemo system? or does that create some interface compatibility ?? Jan 29 11:42:35 The maemo stuff wont run on a kernel that is new enough for systemd Jan 29 11:42:40 and I like systemd Jan 29 11:42:57 you like it because you didnt read what it does Jan 29 11:43:10 but. if you only care about few seconds faster boot.. Jan 29 11:43:59 in short, you throw out freedom of hacking your system for few seconds of bootup Jan 29 11:44:10 I know what it does, i manage a lot of debian 8 machines with systemd. Jan 29 11:44:14 PiZZaMartijn: if it supports all you need, then why do you ask us? Jan 29 11:44:17 just do it™ Jan 29 11:44:24 yes but how :( Jan 29 11:54:20 hmm I probably murdered my N900 Jan 29 11:54:33 I just installed u-boot-flasher Jan 29 11:54:41 but I can't find a kernel in /boot Jan 29 11:55:19 and /opt/boot doesn't exist Jan 29 11:57:43 do you see nand or emmc or sd? Jan 29 11:58:12 where should I see that?. I haven't reboot my n900 yet. Jan 29 11:58:15 if yes, you can always run rescueos and copy the kernel to visible partition Jan 29 11:58:31 im not familiar with uboot that much Jan 29 11:58:57 http://www.denx.de/wiki/view/DULG/Manual Jan 29 11:58:59 uboot manual Jan 29 11:59:07 the only documentation for uboot on n900 seems to be a forum post from 2010 Jan 29 11:59:33 and that one doesn't mention what to do if you run kernel-power Jan 29 11:59:49 you can try doing load command with guessed sources Jan 29 12:00:48 another option: you know you can boot kernel via usb without flashing? Jan 29 12:01:05 I didn't know that Jan 29 12:01:10 in short, even with broken booting/kernel, but with working rootfs its bootable Jan 29 12:01:12 is that documented somewhere? Jan 29 12:01:20 flasher-3.5 -h Jan 29 12:01:35 there is a switch that boots kernel without flashing Jan 29 12:01:48 but try finding out what uboot sees now Jan 29 12:03:52 so N900 not booting? Jan 29 12:04:49 its in a bootloop now Jan 29 12:05:17 uboot starts, then says starting kernel, and then nothing Jan 29 12:06:44 ok its alive again, had to remove the battery Jan 29 12:06:46 load the kernel via flasher/0xFFFF as you've been told. make sure to also install stock kernel modules on your N900 (then uboot can always start even when all else is broken) Jan 29 12:07:12 n900 is virtually unkillable Jan 29 12:07:29 yes Jan 29 12:07:45 i killed my previous one Jan 29 12:08:01 with a hammer? Jan 29 12:08:01 but that was more of a hardware issue. it was broken in half Jan 29 12:08:09 lol Jan 29 12:08:30 yes, but software wise its almost impossible ;) Jan 29 12:08:38 seriously this has been the most durable phone Jan 29 12:08:52 I've been biking, and it's flown off REALLY across concrete and rocks and stuff Jan 29 12:09:06 any modern phone would be a smashed piece of crap Jan 29 12:09:20 with u-boot, i can recommend you look into bootmenu as well. but read the documentation properly Jan 29 12:09:30 someone drove over mine, that was a pretty sad day for me Jan 29 12:10:17 I've dropped the crap out of one, and dropped it in the toilet. that made me change the screen Jan 29 12:10:30 and I mean like submarine and down there for a while too. full of water. Jan 29 12:10:50 and it could have been saved I think, if I didn't try to squeegee the water out of the LCD Jan 29 12:10:55 with force. like an idiot. Jan 29 12:11:35 but in terms of dings and stuff it's great, and the plastic screen doesn't shatter IMMEDIATELY. (it's really hard to shatter actually) Jan 29 12:12:12 scratches slightly easier, but who the hell carries rocks and nails against the phone screen? Jan 29 12:12:26 yeah but my screen is extremly scratched (got this one second hand), i should get a new digitizer in a few days Jan 29 12:12:40 don't get the chinese ones they suck. Jan 29 12:12:46 for scratches you can simply put the screen protector (cheap and disposable) Jan 29 12:13:03 yeah I know. there are mirrored ones are pretty cool. Jan 29 12:13:11 damn i got the cheapest chinese on i could find Jan 29 12:13:40 I might have got a bad experience but my chinese one was really bad, not responsive, didn't really react properly Jan 29 12:13:44 there are so many n900s with broken modem/usb port, but with perfect screen/digitizer Jan 29 12:13:49 and go cheap too Jan 29 12:14:40 the one time I messed up a usb port was really bad, the traces came off Jan 29 12:14:54 it's not TOO hard but if the traces come off you're screwed Jan 29 12:15:13 and they can if the thing has been yanked out. Jan 29 12:23:54 kingston microsd-to-sd adapters really suck Jan 29 12:25:47 with no traces, yyou can still fix :) Jan 29 12:26:16 use test pints. they work, but just not as efficiently as the correct location Jan 29 12:27:49 or just botch some wireless charging circuitry in there Jan 29 12:35:57 fishbulb: yes its' very fixable, the cable can run either to some pads they connect to under a metal can, or ran on thin wires all the way across to some tp pads under battery area Jan 29 12:36:25 fishbulb: my n900's have upside-down micro-USB connectors soldered to all the metalwork around firmwly, wiht wires coming off Jan 29 12:36:36 fishbulb: and a little filing to the case to take the connector toher way over etc Jan 29 12:36:50 yeah I know there are some gpio pins but you need tiny components to convert that to usb Jan 29 12:37:08 safely. you need a couple of tiny resistors and a diode I think Jan 29 12:37:11 enyc: want to make some pictures? Jan 29 12:37:15 cap maybe? I forget Jan 29 12:38:04 I still have a perfect condition phone with no usb. and no traces. it'll get done but it's fiddly work. Jan 29 12:38:10 Wizzup: not at the momen,t don't realyl want to take apart ;p Jan 29 12:38:28 to safely do it I read you SHOULD have a few components Jan 29 12:39:08 how many do you have? Jan 29 12:39:14 with this mod? Jan 29 12:39:39 at least 2 , possible 3rd board but was broken in some other way (flash failure iirc) Jan 29 12:41:47 I got a couple of working ones then the really good condition broken usb, that will lsat longer because I dont' touch it :) Jan 29 12:42:56 some dings and hits on the working ones. one I don't even use. it's a spare battery charger at this point. until I need it.. or parts from it. I'll combine all the good ones. ok cheers I need to disconnect Jan 29 13:06:36 Wizzup: i'm sure there are some good fixing it guides online Jan 29 13:06:39 Wizzup: with pictures Jan 29 13:06:56 Wizzup: try to find the one which actually opened nearby metal can and connected through the protection components locally Jan 29 13:07:10 I am not in desperate need, just curious Jan 29 17:33:26 someone who'd like to implement textsecure on yappari? Jan 29 17:43:20 all the libraries are already ported Jan 29 17:44:29 freemangordon: pong Jan 29 17:44:31 I was afk Jan 29 17:50:30 ~seen coderus Jan 29 17:50:33 coderus is currently on #harmattan. Has said a total of 6 messages. Is idling for 8h 46m 36s, last said: 'if so then i really cant help more :)'. Jan 29 17:55:35 well I FINALLY have all the dependencies I need to build a modern kernel for the N900 :) Jan 29 18:15:54 well shit. does the N900 charge when in the uboot menu? Jan 29 18:39:51 PiZZaMartijn: no, u-boot does not have charge support Jan 29 18:40:31 Pali: So I have to wait to get a external charger? the battery doesn't have enough power to boot maemo Jan 29 18:41:13 PiZZaMartijn: NOLO should charge battery until it has enought power to boot Maemo and start BME Jan 29 18:41:27 if you have working Maemo userspace, it should work Jan 29 18:42:51 actually as soon as I put in the microusb cable it will try to boot to maemo and fail Jan 29 18:43:05 and i have a working userspace Jan 29 18:44:46 connect wallcharger Jan 29 18:45:16 that is what I'm using Jan 29 18:45:22 if you have working userspace, boot maemo from uboot and let it alone Jan 29 18:45:36 after e.g. 30 min it should work Jan 29 18:46:10 what do you mean by "fail"? Jan 29 18:49:37 white nokia logo screen -> uboot -> starting kernel -> black screen -> go to start Jan 29 18:49:50 and the backlight doesn't turn on the whole sequence Jan 29 18:50:45 hmm if I remove the battery and put it back in and then apply power it wont immediatly start booting Jan 29 18:50:52 wait now it does :S Jan 29 18:58:52 PiZZaMartijn: do you see yellow led? Jan 29 18:59:29 Pali: yes the yellow led is on Jan 29 19:00:27 it is blinking? or always on? Jan 29 19:01:49 always on Jan 29 19:02:02 thats emergency charging Jan 29 19:02:13 ok that sounds good Jan 29 19:02:22 should charge battery to at least minimal value needed for booting Jan 29 19:02:51 after 29 min HW will stop emergency charging Jan 29 19:03:13 ok, I will wait for a while Jan 29 19:03:15 hope it will be enough Jan 29 20:42:39 https://igurublog.wordpress.com/2014/04/03/tso-and-linus-and-the-impotent-rage-against-systemd/ Jan 29 20:43:04 not a bad look in systemd Jan 29 20:48:36 https://igurublog.wordpress.com/2014/04/08/julian-assange-debian-is-owned-by-the-nsa/ Jan 29 20:48:39 uh-oh **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Jan 30 02:59:58 2016