**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Feb 17 10:59:56 2006
Feb 17 14:02:59 <VoodooZ> NAiL, What are you doing up?
Feb 17 14:03:20 <NAiL> I'm trying to wrap my brain around why the DoC isn't detected
Feb 17 14:03:39 <VoodooZ> I see.
Feb 17 14:04:02 <NAiL> I *have* slept (and it's 15:04 here)
Feb 17 14:04:10 <VoodooZ> Don't forget that there's no better problem-solver than the good 'ole "sleep on it"
Feb 17 14:04:20 <NAiL> Well, kinda
Feb 17 14:04:26 <VoodooZ> oh. sorry. I thought you were on the opposite shift.
Feb 17 14:04:33 <VoodooZ> must be eFfeM then
Feb 17 14:04:44 <NAiL> heh, I'm on all shifts :-P
Feb 17 14:04:49 <VoodooZ> hehehe
Feb 17 14:05:46 <NAiL> I'm considering paying whoever gets the DoC working though 
Feb 17 14:06:09 <NAiL> I've spent most of this week sifting through code and tearing my hair out
Feb 17 14:06:40 <NAiL> Unfortunately, I seem to be the only "developer" having a ds101
Feb 17 14:06:48 <NAiL> And I'm not much of a developer
Feb 17 14:07:07 <NAiL> (although I've actually written a kernel module!)
Feb 17 14:09:41 <NAiL> The two major tasks remaining on the ds101 is getting DoC working and getting network up. I don't think getting network up will be hard, but the mac-address is stored in flash, so it's blocked by the DoC stuff.
Feb 17 14:13:28 <VoodooZ> cool. A kernel module! :) I've only modified an existing one but I've learned a whole lot.
Feb 17 14:13:36 <VoodooZ> DOC are not exactly simple modules though.
Feb 17 14:13:51 <VoodooZ> So there's a DOC on the DS101. Nice.
Feb 17 14:14:01 <NAiL> no, it's not nice :-P
Feb 17 14:14:05 <NAiL> I'd prefer CFI
Feb 17 14:14:11 <VoodooZ> well, when it works that is.
Feb 17 14:14:16 <NAiL> yeah
Feb 17 14:14:24 <VoodooZ> It doesn't have USB?
Feb 17 14:14:46 <NAiL> It's got three USB2-ports, plus one internal port
Feb 17 14:14:56 <NAiL> the internal port is like the slugs internal ones ;)
Feb 17 14:15:18 <VoodooZ> so you don't necessarily need the DOC then? Well, it would be nice to have anyways but...
Feb 17 14:15:31 <NAiL> Well, I need the DoC to flash
Feb 17 14:15:36 <VoodooZ> oh!
Feb 17 14:15:50 <NAiL> Since redboot doesn't recognize the flash, I can't upgrade
Feb 17 14:16:01 <VoodooZ> btw, is a simple 'svn update' in my slugos-3.6-beta folder enough to track your changes?
Feb 17 14:16:04 <VoodooZ> I see.
Feb 17 14:16:13 <NAiL> yes, svn update is enough
Feb 17 14:16:49 <VoodooZ> svn is not decentralized like monotone right? so I can ci/co locally.
Feb 17 14:17:20 <NAiL> you can't commit locally afaik
Feb 17 14:17:35 <NAiL> ie, when you commit it sends stuff to the server
Feb 17 14:19:21 <VoodooZ> ok. not a problem.
Feb 17 14:19:29 <VoodooZ> So I can just make changes and leave them be.
Feb 17 14:19:51 <NAiL> yeah
Feb 17 14:19:57 <VoodooZ> I guess I'll wait for the release anyways so I don't waste my time as there's only 1 1/2 month before the competition.
Feb 17 14:20:25 <VoodooZ> hopefully you guys we'll be able to release it before then. If not I'll just retrofit the old one.
Feb 17 14:22:43 <NAiL> Yeah, there's not that much left. I just can't focus on it right now because of the darn ds101 :-P
Feb 17 14:22:55 <NAiL> It's all Alan Cox' fault for the working IDE-driver ;)
Feb 17 14:23:14 <NAiL> (or dwery) ;)
Feb 17 14:24:46 <VoodooZ> hehe
Feb 17 14:24:56 <VoodooZ> I wish I could help allevitate your pain.
Feb 17 14:25:09 <VoodooZ> I could provide a gun? ;)
Feb 17 14:25:18 <NAiL> nah
Feb 17 14:28:47 <NAiL> just find me a kernel hacker :P
Feb 17 14:30:24 <VoodooZ> hehehe. I wish I knew one!
Feb 17 14:30:54 <VoodooZ> After my robot competition, I'm going to spend more time trying to learn the intricacies of the linux kernel. 
Feb 17 14:31:04 <VoodooZ> Writing drivers to help out.
Feb 17 14:32:18 <NAiL> yeah
Feb 17 14:33:12 * VoodooZ adds another item to his TODO list...
Feb 17 14:34:14 <NAiL> heh.. I need an usb->gpio-adapter
Feb 17 14:34:46 <NAiL> I also need to sleep a bit
Feb 17 14:35:59 <VoodooZ> usb->gpio?
Feb 17 14:36:23 <VoodooZ> That should be easy to do with a AVR mega8 and the USB stack.
Feb 17 14:36:32 <VoodooZ> only 1.5mbps but easy to implement.
Feb 17 14:36:51 <VoodooZ> Or  you could go the integrated way with one of those USB i/f chip.
Feb 17 14:38:44 <VoodooZ> NAiLzZz, good night.
Feb 17 15:29:19 <VoodooZ> Great! I found a local source for a ZD1211 based USB dongle. A Airlink AWLL3026 for 30$!! yipee
Feb 17 16:28:27 <kaenat> VoodooZ: Excellent book on linux device drivers (downloadable in pdf): http://lwn.net/Kernel/LDD3/
Feb 17 16:30:45 <VoodooZ> yep. I bought it. Just never got the time and motivation to read and experiment. Thanks though.
Feb 17 16:31:12 <VoodooZ> although I did peruse select chapters.
Feb 17 16:31:47 <VoodooZ> I also have the other oreilly classic "Understanding the Linux Kernel"
Feb 17 16:32:38 <kaenat> Yeah. I've got that one too. Covers 2.4. Do you know if there is an updated on that covers 2.6?
Feb 17 16:34:30 <VoodooZ> I'm not sure but I thought they did announce it recently.
Feb 17 16:35:17 <VoodooZ> actually they did: http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/understandlk/index.html
Feb 17 16:35:28 <VoodooZ> damn. another book I'll never use.
Feb 17 16:36:53 <kaenat> cu-el :)
Feb 17 17:33:04 <NSLU2-IRC> Hello!
Feb 17 17:33:39 <NSLU2-IRC> I think I need help... I am trying to build/make a library and application on the slug and so far, I get many error messages... 
Feb 17 17:34:01 <NSLU2-IRC> The latest from make is "curses.h not found"
Feb 17 17:34:05 <NSLU2-IRC> any ideas?
Feb 17 17:35:34 <EvilDevil> install libcurses-dev :)
Feb 17 17:36:07 <stanelie> "cannot find package"
Feb 17 17:36:18 <EvilDevil> http://ipkfind.nslu2-linux.org
Feb 17 17:36:44 <EvilDevil> http://ipkgfind.nslu2-linux.org
Feb 17 17:37:05 <EvilDevil> http://ipkgfind.nslu2-linux.org/result.php?query=curses.h&searchtype=file&section=
Feb 17 17:40:06 <stanelie> I just installed ncurses-dev_5.4-r8 and I am still getting the same error...
Feb 17 17:40:28 <EvilDevil> run ./configure again
Feb 17 17:40:36 <stanelie> ok, one moment
Feb 17 17:43:11 <stanelie> Ok, thanks, that nailed that error. Now I have some other errors I have to look into. Thanks again!
Feb 17 17:50:15 <EvilDevil> no prob
Feb 17 18:13:17 <neongrau> hi guys
Feb 17 18:25:16 <VoodooZ> hey
Feb 17 18:48:58 <neongrau> bah linksys is such a cheapskate, limiting the download speed :S
Feb 17 18:49:41 <VoodooZ> bastards!
Feb 17 18:51:46 <neongrau> strange when i try to make menuconfig on the linux sources it complains that ncurses cant be found, but they're installed 
Feb 17 18:59:54 <NAiLzZz> neongrau: yeah, but do you have the headers?
Feb 17 19:01:23 <neongrau> dunno, but one should think they're included with the unslung-devel package
Feb 17 19:03:05 <NAiLzZz> see if you can find ncurses-dev
Feb 17 19:03:16 <NAiLzZz> I don't think it's included by default
Feb 17 19:05:38 <neongrau>  but why does it need the headers at all? make menuconfig should use the libs as its acting like a normal app. nothing gets compiled in that moment
Feb 17 19:06:30 <NAiL> no, make menuconfig compiles a ncurses app
Feb 17 19:06:36 <NAiL> thus needs the headers
Feb 17 19:06:45 <NAiL> if you do make config, it'll not need ncurses I think
Feb 17 19:07:27 <neongrau> yep that works. but the times when it made sense using make config are long gone
Feb 17 19:08:28 <neongrau> the sheer number of options in todays kernels make it useless (imho)
Feb 17 19:10:39 <neongrau> and btw. the exact error is "Unable to find the Ncurses libraries". no word about headers
Feb 17 19:12:46 <EvilDevil> install ncurses-dev and you're done 
Feb 17 19:13:30 <neongrau> there no such thing
Feb 17 19:14:27 <neongrau> grr i thought i could just leave that and modify the .config file manually
Feb 17 19:14:57 <neongrau> but the original kernel sources from linksys won't compile since they left garbage inside *grrrrr*
Feb 17 19:15:12 <neongrau> make[2]: *** No rule to make target `/mnt/hdc2/CVS/NSLU2/linux-2.4.x/include/linux/stringify.h', needed by `/mnt/hdc2/CVS/NSLU2/linux-2.4.x/include/linux/spinlock.h'.  Stop.
Feb 17 19:15:34 <kaenat> neongrau: scroll up about 20 lines, re ncurses
Feb 17 19:15:48 <EvilDevil> libncurses-dev ?
Feb 17 19:16:09 <neongrau> nope
Feb 17 19:16:24 <EvilDevil> what system are you developing on?
Feb 17 19:16:46 <neongrau> unlsung
Feb 17 19:17:17 <neongrau> i'm not developing is just wanted to build the f**king reiserfs module
Feb 17 19:25:10 <ka6sox> I'm sure that Hans would appreciate that :)
Feb 17 19:27:07 <neongrau> hmm i think i should better dump unslung. too many basic tools are either missing or not working
Feb 17 19:27:36 <ka6sox> thats interesting comment...
Feb 17 19:27:52 <ka6sox> what tools are you refering to.
Feb 17 19:28:09 <neongrau> first it was "uptime"
Feb 17 19:28:27 <neongrau> i needed to manually compile coreutils to get it to work
Feb 17 19:28:42 <ka6sox> what part of coreutils?
Feb 17 19:28:57 <ka6sox> (what specifically did you need?)
Feb 17 19:29:09 <neongrau> uptime
Feb 17 19:29:30 <neongrau> and a proper grep since the busybox grep is useless
Feb 17 19:29:46 <ka6sox> so you could either use openslug or the new debianslug 
Feb 17 19:31:59 <neongrau> another thing is updatedb for the locate tool, locate works but without updatedb its useless too since the busybox updatedb doesnt work too
Feb 17 22:55:15 <morfic> just saw someone whine in #nslu2-linux
Feb 17 22:55:34 <EvilDevil> hmm=
Feb 17 22:55:35 <EvilDevil> ?
Feb 17 22:57:08 <morfic> i saw neongrau which seemed whiny, commented on it/asked people who use busybox more than me if they ever found it lacking, and when i stuck my screen i managed to say it in here onstead of there ;P
Feb 17 23:35:41 <NAiL> busybox *is* lacking though
Feb 17 23:35:56 <NAiL> It's a great tool, for some tasks
Feb 17 23:47:10 <dwery> NAiL: no DoC this night? :)
Feb 17 23:48:11 <NAiL> heh, not yet
Feb 17 23:48:19 <NAiL> I don't know where to start
Feb 17 23:49:08 <NAiL> I'm considering paying someone to figure out what is different between the 2.4-sources and the 2.6-sources
Feb 17 23:52:55 <NAiL> Since I know the 2.4-source works, it's gotta be possible to figure out what is different ;)
Feb 18 00:07:33 <NAiL> I've looked through the diffs three or four times, and the only relevant stuff I see is CS0 setup, 16bit wide bus.
Feb 18 00:07:40 <NAiL> (and the wildly differing driver)
Feb 18 00:19:09 <stanelie> does someone here have a bit of free time and developper skills to spare?
Feb 18 00:20:08 <stanelie> I am trying to compile a small proggie to use on my slug and so far, I am stuck... If anyone would care to lend me a hand...
Feb 18 00:21:59 <stanelie> anyone?
Feb 18 00:22:39 <stanelie> for those interrested, I am trying to make artnet-examples from here : http://www.nomis52.net/?section=projects&sect2=artnet&page=libartnet
Feb 18 00:33:05 <dwery> NAiL: paying? did you filled your paypal account: :-D
Feb 18 00:33:27 <NAiL> Not by an enormous amount yet. I'm up to 51.25 :-P
Feb 18 00:33:56 <NAiL> Going to fill it up a bit when I get money in the end of the month tho
Feb 18 00:34:21 <NAiL> This is a bit annoying though. It appears that synology removed jtag and com1 from the ds101j...
Feb 18 00:34:40 <NAiL> A tiny CN2 has shown up instead, with 6 pins. 
Feb 18 00:35:05 <NAiL> I need to dig up my multimeter and see if I can figure out what it is.
Feb 18 00:35:30 <NAiL> btw, there's a chip next to the DoC that I cannot identify
Feb 18 00:35:38 <NAiL> Which also is gone on the ds101j
Feb 18 00:35:41 <dwery> photo?
Feb 18 00:36:31 <NAiL> I have a blurry one, but it's just like the RTC only with 14 legs. 
Feb 18 00:36:56 <dwery> can you read the markings?
Feb 18 00:37:06 <NAiL> It's a TI chip, 3[B8]AK7JK
Feb 18 00:37:14 <NAiL> LVC14A
Feb 18 00:37:24 <NAiL> Not sure if it's a B or an 8
Feb 18 00:38:58 <NAiL> (like the rtc, only longer of course)
Feb 18 00:39:01 <dwery> mm
Feb 18 00:39:39 <dwery> 74LVC14 I'd say
Feb 18 00:39:42 <dwery> hex inverters
Feb 18 00:40:00 <NAiL> Which doesn't tell the non-EE NAiL anything :-P
Feb 18 00:40:23 <dwery> you throw in a 0 and get out a 1 ;)
Feb 18 00:40:27 <dwery> and vice versa ;)
Feb 18 00:41:28 <NAiL> heh, ok
Feb 18 00:49:41 <NAiL> Anyway, looking at the differences in the code is as of yet a bit too much for my skills.
Feb 18 00:50:35 <NAiL> I might be learning fast, but this is a bit too much of a steep learning curve ;)
Feb 18 00:53:11 <dwery> I think you spotted the biggest differences...
Feb 18 00:53:18 <dwery> there must be something subtle left...
Feb 18 00:53:27 <dwery> anyhow I can't explain why it doesn't work in redboot
Feb 18 00:53:47 <NAiL> possibly. But finding this "subtle" part in a 7mb diff isn't the easiest thing :-P
Feb 18 00:53:54 <NAiL> btw, do you have the sources there?
Feb 18 00:54:08 <NAiL> I want you to look at a file and see if that's the missing bit :-P
Feb 18 00:54:55 <NAiL> in drivers/mtd/maps/ixp425.c
Feb 18 00:55:21 <dwery> please send me a tar with the necessary files
Feb 18 00:56:48 <NAiL> mail?
Feb 18 00:57:23 <dwery> dwery@nslu2-linux.org ;)
Feb 18 00:58:41 <NAiL> 512k tar.bz2 sent. It should be everything that would be relevant for interpretation, methinks
Feb 18 00:59:38 <dwery> ty
Feb 18 00:59:40 <NAiL> n
Feb 18 00:59:47 <NAiL> s/n/np/
Feb 18 00:59:47 <jbot> NAiL meant: np
Feb 18 01:00:00 <NAiL> my p and e keys are slow... 
Feb 18 01:03:22 <dwery> ok, I'm in ixp425.c
Feb 18 01:04:31 <NAiL> I'm just wondering about the B1/B0 stuff, and the ixp425_copy_from
Feb 18 01:04:49 <NAiL> ixp425_read16/write16.
Feb 18 01:04:51 <dwery> yep.. byteswap due to endianness.. aren't those therein 2.6 ?
Feb 18 01:05:56 <NAiL> hmm
Feb 18 01:05:58 <dwery> NAiL: the kernel you're trying now has by any chance other ptd types enabled?
Feb 18 01:06:03 <NAiL> ptd?
Feb 18 01:06:03 <dwery> s/ptd/mtd/
Feb 18 01:06:04 <jbot> dwery meant: NAiL: the kernel you're trying now has by any chance other mtd types enabled?
Feb 18 01:06:28 <NAiL> My custom one? No. Switched off all the cfi stuff
Feb 18 01:07:02 <NAiL> I can switch it back on when the DoC works ;)
Feb 18 01:09:18 <dwery> greate, as it seems other detections might interfere with the doc
Feb 18 01:09:33 <NAiL> yeah, I read that comment from the ixp425.c earlier
Feb 18 01:09:55 <dwery> fl_init()...
Feb 18 01:09:56 <NAiL> I basically disabled it almost from the start, to reduce the time spent compiling when I changed a header
Feb 18 01:10:32 <NAiL> oh yeah.. fl_init, which calls fl_Init, which calls Fl_Init iirc
Feb 18 01:10:42 <NAiL> they're great at naming their function calls
Feb 18 01:15:05 <dwery> did you noticed ioremap vs ioremap_nocache?
Feb 18 01:16:01 <NAiL> yeah, tried swapping in the 2.6 sources
Feb 18 01:16:03 <NAiL> no joy
Feb 18 01:16:17 <dwery> ok
Feb 18 01:20:09 <NAiL> hmm
Feb 18 01:20:15 <NAiL> haven't tried it with the latest changes
Feb 18 01:20:19 * NAiL tries again
Feb 18 01:20:29 <NAiL> If that's the problem, I'll shoot my foot off :-P
Feb 18 01:21:40 <dwery> i wouldn't bet on it
Feb 18 01:23:11 <dwery> the 2.6 driver is nand/diskonchip.c right?
Feb 18 01:23:50 <NAiL> yeah
Feb 18 01:26:29 <NAiL> hmm
Feb 18 01:28:09 <NAiL> I broke my darn serial port
Feb 18 01:28:16 <NAiL> Need to resolder
Feb 18 01:29:00 <NAiL> And I don't have a soldering iron handy
Feb 18 01:29:35 <dwery> ach
Feb 18 01:30:27 <dwery> the  ReadDOC define is the one in include/linux/mtd/doc2000.h ?
Feb 18 01:30:41 <NAiL> yeah, but I later understood how it works
Feb 18 01:30:51 <dwery> isn't 32bit wide?
Feb 18 01:31:00 <NAiL> huh?
Feb 18 01:31:08 <dwery> #define ReadDOC_(adr, reg)      ((unsigned char)(*(volatile __u32 *)(((unsigned long)adr)+((reg)<<2))))
Feb 18 01:31:11 <dwery> that's 32bit wide
Feb 18 01:31:15 <NAiL> heh
Feb 18 01:31:20 <NAiL> damn, I missed that
Feb 18 01:31:51 <dwery> check if it really thah one with a #error directive in the file
Feb 18 01:31:52 <NAiL> hmm... any ideas on how to emergency solder? :-P
Feb 18 01:32:15 <dwery> yep.. heaten screwdriver
Feb 18 01:32:47 <NAiL> uh
Feb 18 01:32:53 <NAiL> I "fixed" that one
Feb 18 01:33:05 <NAiL> ie, I switched the ppc and arm definitions
Feb 18 01:33:11 <NAiL> that's when it stopped panic'ing
Feb 18 01:34:39 <dwery> uh good ;)
Feb 18 01:34:47 <dwery> ok.
Feb 18 01:35:16 <dwery> now, it seems there's no byte swap at all
Feb 18 01:35:23 <dwery> endianness is not taken in account
Feb 18 01:38:52 <dwery> so it will probably work only in LE mode
Feb 18 01:39:52 <NAiL> well, it doesn't :-P
Feb 18 01:40:04 <NAiL> I don't know if the cpld does some magic there
Feb 18 01:40:23 <dwery> nothing in the code suggests it is involved
Feb 18 01:43:25 <NAiL> hmm
Feb 18 01:44:25 <dwery> can you check the ReadDOC define in 2.4? I don't have it
Feb 18 01:45:18 <NAiL> it's not there
Feb 18 01:45:22 <NAiL> oh
Feb 18 01:46:17 <NAiL> looks like the same
Feb 18 01:46:28 <NAiL> #define ReadDOC_(adr, reg)      ((unsigned char)(*(__u16 *)(((unsigned long)adr)+((reg)<<1))))
Feb 18 01:46:31 <NAiL> #define WriteDOC_(d, adr, reg)  do{ *(__u16 *)(((unsigned long)adr)+((reg)<<1)) = (__u16)d; wmb();} while(0)
Feb 18 01:46:35 <dwery> yep
Feb 18 01:46:44 <NAiL> static inline unsigned char _ReadDOC_(unsigned long adr, int reg)
Feb 18 01:46:44 <NAiL> { readb((adr ^ 0x04000000) & 0xf4000000); /* read other flash chip */ return(readb(((unsigned long)adr)+(reg)));
Feb 18 01:46:47 <NAiL> }
Feb 18 01:46:58 <dwery> uh?
Feb 18 01:46:59 <NAiL> "read other flash chip"?
Feb 18 01:47:10 * NAiL goes *huh*
Feb 18 01:47:29 <dwery> can't fine that definition with grep in the code
Feb 18 01:47:55 <NAiL> It's in include/linux/mtd
Feb 18 01:48:01 <NAiL> (in the comĂplete tree)
Feb 18 01:48:02 <dwery> yes, I mean it seems not used in any .c
Feb 18 01:48:14 <NAiL> oh
Feb 18 01:48:23 <dwery> anyway.. ReadDOc is the same..
Feb 18 01:48:30 <dwery> probing code seems compatible
Feb 18 01:50:12 <dwery> it should have worked ;)
Feb 18 01:50:51 <NAiL> exactly ;)
Feb 18 01:51:16 <dwery> where's the probing address specified in 2.4?
Feb 18 01:52:38 <NAiL> drivers/mtd/msys/tffs2lnx.h:#define FL_DOC_PHYS_ADDR_LOW        0x50000000l
Feb 18 01:53:07 <dwery> in docprobe.c I can;'t find any reference toit
Feb 18 01:53:34 <dwery> maybe CONFIG_MTD_DOCPROBE_ADDRESS ?
Feb 18 01:54:00 <NAiL> docprobe.c is the old driver
Feb 18 01:54:17 <dwery> in 2.4 I mean
Feb 18 01:54:44 <NAiL> it's not using that driver in 2.4 I think. It's using the one under msys
Feb 18 01:55:04 <NAiL> _docbdk.h:#define DOC_LOW_ADDRESS                 0x50000000L
Feb 18 01:55:04 <NAiL> tffs2lnx.h:#define FL_DOC_PHYS_ADDR_LOW 0x50000000l
Feb 18 01:55:06 <dwery> uh right
Feb 18 01:58:19 <dwery> IXP425_EXP_CS0 is set after detection in 2.4, right/
Feb 18 01:58:20 <dwery> ?
Feb 18 01:59:52 <NAiL> after detection?
Feb 18 02:00:10 <dwery> yep
Feb 18 02:01:08 <NAiL> bit odd
Feb 18 02:01:14 <dwery> you confirm?
Feb 18 02:01:50 <dwery> i can't find the detection routine in the msys subdirectory
Feb 18 02:02:47 <NAiL> yes, it's set after detection
Feb 18 02:03:30 <NAiL> *grepping source*
Feb 18 02:03:41 <dwery> FLBoolean checkWinForDOC(unsigned socketNo, NDOC2window memWinPtr)
Feb 18 02:04:20 <NAiL> wtf?
Feb 18 02:04:27 <NAiL> Fl_Init is nowhere in the sources
Feb 18 02:04:30 <dwery> seems a detectio routine..
Feb 18 02:05:08 <dwery> but for older devices
Feb 18 02:05:15 <dwery> you id should be 0x41?
Feb 18 02:05:30 <NAiL> 0x40 or 0x41, not sure
Feb 18 02:06:18 <dwery> ok, that's the one: FLBoolean checkWinForDOCPLUS(unsigned socketNo, NDOC2window memWinPtr)
Feb 18 02:06:23 <NAiL> ah, the checkWinForDOC is 
Feb 18 02:06:25 <NAiL> heh
Feb 18 02:06:29 <NAiL> it's the one :)
Feb 18 02:06:44 <dwery> which is quite different from the one in the 2.6 kernel
Feb 18 02:07:17 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * 10unslung/make/lua.mk: lua 5.1 release upgrade
Feb 18 02:07:59 <NAiL> hmm
Feb 18 02:08:06 <NAiL> it does three reads, *then* one from 1fff
Feb 18 02:08:13 <NAiL> I don't think that's what I've been doing
Feb 18 02:08:21 <dwery> NreleasePowerDown is 0x1FFF
Feb 18 02:08:49 <dwery> so i think is reading 4 times from 0x1fff
Feb 18 02:09:09 <NAiL>    /*  perform 3 reads from anywhere + 1 from 0x1fff */
Feb 18 02:09:09 <NAiL>    for(i = 0;( i < 4 ); i++ )
Feb 18 02:09:09 <NAiL>      junk += flRead8bitRegPlus(flash,NreleasePowerDown);
Feb 18 02:09:18 <NAiL> That will read four times?
Feb 18 02:09:28 <dwery> yes
Feb 18 02:09:36 <dwery> junk == ... bleah!!!!
Feb 18 02:09:37 <NAiL> aha, bit rusty on that kind of loop ;)
Feb 18 02:09:38 <dwery> +=
Feb 18 02:10:01 <NAiL> uh... why do they do that?
Feb 18 02:10:11 <NAiL> then    junk = DOC_CNTRL_DEFAULT | DOC_CNTRL_MODE_RESET;
Feb 18 02:10:14 <dwery> dunno.. but they know.. the chip is theirs
Feb 18 02:10:24 <dwery> :D
Feb 18 02:10:36 <NAiL> I assume that NreleasePowerDown just returns zero 
Feb 18 02:10:54 <dwery> NreleasePowerDown is a #define
Feb 18 02:11:17 <NAiL> yeah, but reading from 1fff I meant
Feb 18 02:11:25 <dwery> probably
Feb 18 02:11:45 <dwery> before that, the setDOCPlusBusType is called
Feb 18 02:12:10 <dwery> to configure the bus in 8 bit mode i think
Feb 18 02:13:26 <dwery> I think you just need to clone that detection function
Feb 18 02:15:24 <NAiL> hmm
Feb 18 02:15:48 <NAiL> I'll have to look at it tomorrow. I don't think it'll be nice code though :-P
Feb 18 02:16:12 <dwery> and, obviously, the whole bus setup which also choices the appropriate functions to read/write on the bus
Feb 18 02:16:29 <dwery> but you might be able to detect it using everything in 8bit mode
Feb 18 02:17:31 <dwery> but once detected.. does the kernel support that trueffs thingy?
Feb 18 02:17:58 <NAiL> Dunno
Feb 18 02:18:42 <NAiL> One should think so, since it's kindof a part of the chip design
Feb 18 02:18:50 <dwery> ok...
Feb 18 02:18:51 <dwery> so
Feb 18 02:18:55 <dwery> I
Feb 18 02:19:04 <dwery> I'm confident you will detect it tomorrow
Feb 18 02:19:18 <NAiL> Yeah, I'll have to go home and solder and see :)
Feb 18 02:35:50 <NAiLzZz> nite, I'll report tomorrow afternoon ;)
Feb 18 02:36:02 <dwery-zzzz> nite :)
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