**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Aug 04 23:59:56 2005 Aug 05 00:11:53 * france is away: Away Aug 05 00:55:56 morning Aug 05 00:57:04 morning Aug 05 01:15:03 good morning all Aug 05 01:36:04 morning all Aug 05 01:36:22 hey RP Aug 05 01:36:56 morning RP, koen Aug 05 01:37:12 hey do13 Aug 05 01:37:47 RP: great. you fixed the SD prob Aug 05 01:38:20 do13: Yes, and done a few other things as well. tosa will need tosa.c updating for -rc4-mm1... Aug 05 01:38:41 I'm juat about to check in the new .bb Aug 05 01:39:22 add this http://www.do13.de/openzaurus/patches/tosa-2.6.13-r1.patch Aug 05 01:40:00 good morning Aug 05 01:40:14 do13: Ah, you're one step ahead :) Aug 05 01:40:30 03mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * r5be8fe40... 10/packages/opie-reader/ (opie-reader.inc opie-reader_1.2.0.bb opie-reader_cvs.bb): package opie-reader plugins seperatly. patch courtesy Patrick Ohly Aug 05 01:40:45 do13: You will be able to add tosa write protect switch support as well (for SD) Aug 05 01:41:53 Thanks. I found your mail on lkml. Aug 05 01:43:04 RP: add tosa-2.6.13-r2.patch (the refrigerator call has been changed) Aug 05 01:44:20 do13: ok Aug 05 01:46:17 But this needs more changes. The PXA AC97 driver is now (rc4) into the kernel. Aug 05 01:47:58 do13: Do you want me to hold off the upgrade to -rc4 or do it and then let you catch up? Aug 05 01:50:10 RP: Do it now. If I have changed my patches we will do another upgrade. Aug 05 01:50:19 do13: ok Aug 05 01:54:49 03rpurdie 07org.oe.dev * r246b163c... 10/packages/linux/ (4 files): Aug 05 01:54:49 linux-oz-2.6: Upgrade to 2.6.13-rc4-mm1. Fix SD bug. Upgrade ipaq files to keep Aug 05 01:54:49 up with mainline. Extend pxa_keys a bit. Add readonly SD switch handling. Add Aug 05 01:54:49 Tosa fixes from Dirk. Prepare some further patches for mainline. Aug 05 01:55:49 do13: how's 2.6 on tosa coming along? Aug 05 01:57:09 koen: slowy. The charging/battery stuff is a mess. Aug 05 01:59:39 libsdl-mixer for opie-meta fails to compile ... ld: warning: libqte.so.2, needed by /oe/build/tmp/staging/arm-linux/lib/libopiecore2.so, not found Aug 05 02:01:47 perhaps missing -L option with tmp/staging/arm-linux/qt2/lib/ Aug 05 02:02:30 no Aug 05 02:02:41 sdl-qpe is messed up Aug 05 02:02:44 see bugzilla Aug 05 02:03:34 koen: thks... Aug 05 02:05:03 do13: If you have all the basics there, I'd start to consider pushing some of the code... Aug 05 02:09:30 RP: I'm not quite sure about the TC6393 stuff. My aim is to work with spyro together on a common core for all the similar toshiba SoCs. Aug 05 02:11:57 * gints testing fresh OE built opie image Aug 05 02:13:07 RP: I've never tested IRQ and DMA on the TC6393 (it's only used for USB on the tosa). Without TC6393 I can't push the tosa machine patch. Aug 05 02:15:32 do13: I can see how that could be a problem :-/ Aug 05 02:16:34 do13: If its just used for usb can you not just add the usb support in at a later date? Aug 05 02:19:24 RP: This is possible. But the TC6393 core has tosa specific code inside. To use the TC6393 on other machines this needs to be moved into machine specific hooks. Aug 05 02:21:18 do13: Usually you can get around that by passing details of functions to use for those hooks when you register the tosa device with the driver Aug 05 02:21:45 The corgi_lcd code hooks into w100fb like that... Aug 05 02:23:54 03mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * r031940b5... 10/packages/xev/ (files/diet-x11.patch xev_cvs.bb): add xev (X event viewer) - patch courtesy Justin Patrin Aug 05 02:23:58 03mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * rff9d6c97... 10/packages/fbvncserver/ (3 files in 2 dirs): add fbvncserver patch from Henry von Tresckow - fixes bug #202 Aug 05 02:24:45 mickeyl around? Aug 05 02:25:46 mickey|, koen tells me youve got some patches for viewmtn to keep the manifest manageable. Are they available? Aug 05 02:27:23 RP: Yes. Another reason: The TC6393 has a mmc- controller (not used on the tosa). This subcell is similar to the controller used on the ASIC3. Ideal the core should handle able to use this available subdevices. Aug 05 02:28:12 do13: a second slot MMC hack for tosa :-) Aug 05 02:29:06 XorA: It's a BGA. I guess the pins are not availble :) Aug 05 02:29:17 do13: thats a pity Aug 05 02:31:22 XorA: A second slot doesn't fit into my tosa. The available space is used by a bluetooth module. Aug 05 02:35:12 do13: Nothing is ever straight forward, is it? :). The TSC2101 is holding the ipaq up - I really need to get sound support written for it, then I'll be happier submitting it Aug 05 02:41:10 RP: I will think about this. Maybe I will add the machine specific hooks and push this. Interesting question: What's the preferred lcoation for the TC6393 core inside the kernel tree? drivers/mfd? Aug 05 02:41:39 do13: I'd say that but the mediaq device is in drivers/platform in -mm Aug 05 02:41:57 I'd posted my comments about this which is all I can do :-/ Aug 05 02:49:46 RP: In corgi_battery.c you are using the ad- converter in corgi_enter_suspend without resuming the ssp device. Is this correct? Aug 05 03:08:50 do13: Thinking about it, yes. That sounds *very* bad :-/ Aug 05 03:09:06 * RP wonders how it works at all... Aug 05 03:10:08 RP: can we wakeup one device? Aug 05 03:10:42 do13: no Aug 05 03:11:33 do13: Not when you consider parents and childs etc Aug 05 03:13:02 bye all Aug 05 03:13:55 cu Aug 05 03:21:45 do13: Thinking about it, I'm lucky in that corgi_ssp routines have enough code in them to setup the port correctly, thankfully... Aug 05 03:22:12 So in this case it is safe, if a little bad practise... Aug 05 03:24:08 good morning! Aug 05 04:19:57 * pb_ starts monotone pull and goes to lunch Aug 05 04:35:32 morning Aug 05 04:40:58 03koen 07org.oe.dev * rafeb676b... 10/packages/gnome/gnome-desktop_2.10.2.bb: Add gnome-desktop 2.10.2 Aug 05 04:41:02 03koen 07org.oe.dev * rbdc1b4da... 10/packages/intltool/ (intltool-native_0.31.bb intltool_0.31.bb): Update intltool to 0.31 Aug 05 04:43:49 hi Aug 05 04:44:17 hi hrw Aug 05 04:45:47 hi florian_kc Aug 05 04:46:08 03mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * r5c853cae... 10/packages/pine/pine_4.63.bb: pine depends on openssl Aug 05 04:52:40 hi mickeyl Aug 05 04:55:09 hey, does anyone know why bitbake (latest svn chekcout) is complaining baout oe.conf in build/conf dir? according to the getting-started-wiki that file isn't there but bitbake is complaining it wants it there :) Aug 05 04:56:16 morning hrw Aug 05 04:56:17 hi Aug 05 04:56:25 CoreDump|afk: ping Aug 05 04:56:38 hi mickeyl Aug 05 05:15:29 hi mickeyl Aug 05 05:18:03 * hrw reading RP thread on lkml Aug 05 05:18:10 s/thread/threads Aug 05 05:19:13 hrw: I'm *going* to get corgi support into mainline ;-) Aug 05 05:19:22 go go go Aug 05 05:19:23 :D Aug 05 05:19:32 14 patches from me in -mm now... Aug 05 05:20:16 nice Aug 05 05:22:35 RP: cool Aug 05 05:25:48 hrw, mickeyl: I'm quite happy with the state of 2.6.13-rc4-mm1 now. hostap and orinioco work, sd works. Status of irda and usbnet are unknown though :-/ Aug 05 05:25:54 mickeyl: Any chance I can get my hands on your patches to viewmtn to make that manifest a sane size ? Aug 05 05:26:12 We need to decide which version of the kernel to ship for the next oz... Aug 05 05:26:31 dyoung: sane size? I just patched viewmtn to make the manifest appear on a seperate page Aug 05 05:26:32 RP: I'm on vacations now and wont be using computers for next 2 weeks probably so cannot check usbnet Aug 05 05:26:45 RP: 2.6.12-mm1 or 2.6.11 imho Aug 05 05:26:51 RP: IrDA and udev would be important to me Aug 05 05:27:17 RP: i'll give 2.6.13-rc4-mm1 a go Aug 05 05:27:29 Oh? Okay I dont really know much about it; koen referred me to you as the patchman for viewmtn :-) Aug 05 05:27:53 dyoung: yeah, i patched it a bit. you can get a tarball of my latest version Aug 05 05:27:56 * mickeyl tars up Aug 05 05:27:57 hrw: ok. I think 2.6.11 is getting a bit old personally but we haven't had many complaints about it... Aug 05 05:27:57 mickeyl: we should change kernel modules naming before release Aug 05 05:27:59 hrw: Fetch failed: http://www.hrw.one.pl ? Aug 05 05:28:13 gints: server died and it will take some time Aug 05 05:28:17 mickeyl: Thanks. Aug 05 05:28:18 mickeyl: I'd especially appreciate IrDA testing as I can' Aug 05 05:28:27 as I can't do that Aug 05 05:28:34 gints: feel free to mirror it from CVS_TARBALL_STASH and change .bb files Aug 05 05:28:41 What's the scheduled date for the next oz release? Aug 05 05:29:02 mickeyl: hostap-modules-cs-2.6.12-rc4-mm1_0.3.7-r2_c7x0.ipk etc.. Aug 05 05:29:07 dyoung: http://monotone.vanille.de/scripts/ Aug 05 05:29:40 hrw: aha, so you want to code the kernel version into the basename? Aug 05 05:29:49 mickeyl: yes Aug 05 05:29:58 i'm not sure if that is a good idea. where was the problem again? Aug 05 05:30:14 do13: End of August Aug 05 05:30:24 do13: any chance to ship 2.6/tosa? ;) Aug 05 05:30:48 what link should be used for tarbal stash? Aug 05 05:30:53 mickeyl: install oz 3.5.3, then update kernel to 2.6.12-mm1. all kernel-modules will upgrade, but hostap-modules-cs not and will wont work Aug 05 05:31:04 mickeyl: Thanks! However, the .bz2 file is in reality a gz file. :-) Aug 05 05:31:09 mickeyl: I also think it might be wise as at the moment you can't tell which kernel version modules belong to... Aug 05 05:31:10 dyoung: oopps Aug 05 05:31:23 mickeyl: Then we should ship tosa with 2.6 kernel. Too much showstoppers Aug 05 05:31:33 should? Aug 05 05:31:40 shouldn't Aug 05 05:31:45 mickeyl: all out-of-tree kernel modules suffer from problem Aug 05 05:32:15 hrw: what link for CVS_TARBALL_STASH? Aug 05 05:32:29 gints: http://www.oesources.org/source/ iirc Aug 05 05:32:40 hrw: thks Aug 05 05:32:46 pb_: any objection to that? Aug 05 05:32:57 gints: I can give you my DL_DIR for short time via http if you wont find some files Aug 05 05:33:01 koen: btw... what was the effect if Abiword was copiled with the csl gcc? Aug 05 05:34:04 hrw,RP: the internal modules might have some ugly filenames then Aug 05 05:34:11 if we can live with that, I'm for chaning it Aug 05 05:34:52 umbaumba-modules-2.4.18-rmk6-pxa2-embedix_2.4.18-rmk6-pxa2-embedix-r0_collie.ipk Aug 05 05:35:05 florian_kc: you can't compile abi with gcc csl Aug 05 05:35:16 florian_kc: it stops halfway Aug 05 05:35:34 mickeyl: that can be a problem yes Aug 05 05:35:50 mickeyl: and PR in "uname -a" would be good Aug 05 05:36:08 mickeyl: It would be nice if we didn't have the repeatition in the module name :-/ Aug 05 05:36:25 in that case it might be better to drop the fullname from the PV then Aug 05 05:36:32 and just keep the PR Aug 05 05:36:41 mickeyl: we release oz 353/c7x0 with r11, then r16 was in upgrades, r20 had BT fixes Aug 05 05:36:47 released Aug 05 05:37:01 koen: that's the theory... for i386 it works. Aug 05 05:37:24 hrw: we can code the PR into uname as well as we do with the OZ release, that's no problem. Aug 05 05:37:44 i'm really worried about those module names though Aug 05 05:38:22 in any case you just need to open the ipk to see which kernel we are targetting Aug 05 05:38:25 it's in the DEPENDS Aug 05 05:38:27 do13: Your tosa-2.6.13-r2 patch doesn't apply :-(. I'll change it to -r1 until you can sort out the ac97 changes... Aug 05 05:38:52 mickeyl: That worked great. Thanks a lot! Aug 05 05:38:54 florian_kc: 386 shouldn't use csl Aug 05 05:38:59 dyoung: np :) Aug 05 05:39:38 mickeyl: atleast external modules should be versioned Aug 05 05:40:25 mickeyl: for example -r21 collie need hostap rebuild Aug 05 05:40:26 RP: Ok. I'll look into this Aug 05 05:41:20 hmm.. hostap.. I have 0.3.9 to push Aug 05 05:42:13 koen: indeed.. but it does. Aug 05 05:42:31 if it finishes, it should be ok Aug 05 05:42:36 hrw: which is - by the way - still a mystery to me Aug 05 05:42:43 why did we need that rebuild? Aug 05 05:42:50 mickeyl: kernel oops Aug 05 05:42:51 we didn't change any symbols Aug 05 05:42:58 yes i know, but _why_ Aug 05 05:43:07 dont know - I'm kernel lamer Aug 05 05:43:08 mickeyl: sorry, objection to what? Aug 05 05:43:28 pb_: coding the kernel version additionally into the module filename Aug 05 05:43:41 i'm undecided yet Aug 05 05:44:07 but hrw showed some cases where in the past we could've used that Aug 05 05:44:12 when doing upgrades Aug 05 05:44:44 mickeyl: and we need to add two more feeds... feed/${MACHINE} upgrades/${MACHINE} Aug 05 05:46:49 03hrw 07org.oe.dev * r354126a7... 10/packages/hostap/ (6 files in 2 dirs): added hostap-modules 0.3.9 Aug 05 05:48:04 hrw: feed/${machine} is already present, isn't it? Aug 05 05:48:30 why would we need upgrades/${machine} ? Aug 05 05:49:18 mickeyl: upgrades are big when we put kernels there Aug 05 05:49:40 mickeyl: why collie user has to have c7x0 and tosa modules in lists_dir? Aug 05 05:49:50 yea Aug 05 05:50:05 mickeyl: sooner or later we will get more machines (Angstrom) and that problem will raise Aug 05 05:50:55 true Aug 05 05:50:59 btw - is there a method to write kernel on Z without updater.sh? kind of "dd if=kernel of=/dev/mtdSTH"? Aug 05 05:51:42 hrw: yes, that would work. you need a special kernel for bootstrapping though, because on standard kernels mtdblock1 is write protected Aug 05 05:52:03 thx Aug 05 05:53:14 so in theory we can do kernel.ipk which will write kernel image into flash in postinst but it is too dangerous to do it because someone else can destroy mtd part with kernel (with mkswap for example) Aug 05 05:53:42 mickeyl: the full version, or the abbreviated version? Aug 05 05:53:54 we already have the latter for in-kernel modules, and I think it would be good to get the out-of-tree ones in step. Aug 05 05:54:05 mickeyl: one more viewmtn thing. Where does getfile.py come from? Its called when you want to inspect a item in the manifest. Aug 05 05:54:34 pb_: we already have it? Aug 05 05:54:36 where? Aug 05 05:54:50 dyoung: these are virtual files, see wrapper.py Aug 05 05:54:57 mickeyl: in kernel.bbclass Aug 05 05:55:03 pb_: for all kernels? Aug 05 05:55:15 yes Aug 05 05:55:15 i can't see that here, how would a kernel-module be named in that case? Aug 05 05:55:20 let me look Aug 05 05:55:22 dyoung: you need to add the wrapper in apache Aug 05 05:55:29 maybe you don't have PARALLEL_INSTALL_MODULES in your distro configuration Aug 05 05:55:37 Aha. Aug 05 05:56:30 kernel-module-wm8721-2.4.26-vrs1-bast2_2.4.26+20050614+00-r0_barracuda.ipk Aug 05 05:56:33 kind of like that, I think Aug 05 05:56:56 d'oh Aug 05 05:56:59 i have never seen that Aug 05 05:57:04 interesting Aug 05 05:57:08 yes, PARALLEL_INSTALL_MODULES Aug 05 05:57:11 do you use that in fam ? Aug 05 05:57:13 yeah Aug 05 05:57:15 dyoung: Aug 05 05:57:17 AddHandler mod_python .py Aug 05 05:57:17 AddHandler mod_python .psp Aug 05 05:57:17 PythonHandler wrapper Aug 05 05:57:23 otherwise, you can't have a single rootfs that works with both 2.4 and 2.6 kernels Aug 05 05:57:52 Packaged contents of hostap-modules-cs into /home/hrw/devel/build/0718/tmp/deploy/ipk/hostap-modules-cs-2.6.12-mm1_0.3.9-r2_c7x0.ipk Aug 05 05:58:00 great :) Aug 05 05:58:13 ok Aug 05 05:58:17 lets use that for openzaurus.conf Aug 05 05:59:28 good plan Aug 05 05:59:30 excellent :) Aug 05 06:00:16 and it Provide: hostap-modules-cs so is easy to install (if you have proper "kernel" package installed) Aug 05 06:01:20 mickeyl: Thanks, again that did it. My python/mod_python-fu sucks. :-) Aug 05 06:01:27 I'm not sure the root mtd device is write protected on the c7x0 btw ;-) Aug 05 06:01:45 hrw: well. you can't install it via "ipkg install hostap-modules-cs" atm Aug 05 06:02:04 You'd have to know the mafic offset to use it though... Aug 05 06:02:12 reenoo_: but thats ipkg problem Aug 05 06:02:39 and access it via Sharp FTL of course :-/ Aug 05 06:03:35 RP: so it is black^Wsharp magic Aug 05 06:03:50 ~lart sharp for usual Aug 05 06:03:50 * ibot cuts sharp into thin stripes for usual Aug 05 06:03:57 hrw: sadly, yes... Aug 05 06:04:18 I think we could write a userspace program that could emulate the FTL though... Aug 05 06:04:27 If someone could be bothered... Aug 05 06:05:38 it won't be worth it. the days of internal flash are counted. i think we'll ship altboot images as default in the future since they have many advantages Aug 05 06:06:18 You'll always have to boot the kernel off internal flash though Aug 05 06:06:24 hrm, udev seems to be all fucked up on my machine. Aug 05 06:06:28 I wonder if my bits are out of date. Aug 05 06:06:33 RP: mickeyl in theory you could make a kernel with root=/dev/mmcblck0p1 on 2.6 devices Aug 05 06:06:46 XorA: with the new pcmcia layer, yep Aug 05 06:06:52 but pivot_root will be good enough for us Aug 05 06:06:57 XorA: A scary thought :) Aug 05 06:06:59 and it'll work on all systems Aug 05 06:07:05 mickeyl: thats SD not pcmcia Aug 05 06:07:17 oops Aug 05 06:07:18 yep Aug 05 06:07:20 I mean to try it this weekend Aug 05 06:07:22 bbl, wandering home Aug 05 06:07:27 mickeyl: To make the new pcmcia layer work, your CF memory card needs to have its ID registered with ide_cs :-/ Aug 05 06:07:44 heh Aug 05 06:07:52 I love the sound of 'progress' Aug 05 06:07:59 this will kill ide_cs Aug 05 06:08:29 koen: With cardmgr running, this need is aleviated but the kernel devs don't want it just working on function ID :-/ Aug 05 06:08:50 I did register my Sandisk Connect+ with ide_cs and it worked :-) Aug 05 06:08:54 1) screw up system Aug 05 06:08:58 2) wait for a while Aug 05 06:09:07 3) 'fix' it and be the hero Aug 05 06:09:08 XorA: both wifi and ide? Aug 05 06:09:26 hrw: no, patching ide_cs meant hostap didnt recognise the card :-( Aug 05 06:09:40 re marcan Aug 05 06:10:00 I'm still not sure if the sandisk card can do true multitasking Aug 05 06:10:19 XorA: Add it to hostap as well Aug 05 06:10:57 RP: does that have the same type of table? Aug 05 06:11:12 XorA: It does now - check the patches I made to it :) Aug 05 06:11:22 RP: ok, I shall look into that when I have time Aug 05 06:11:38 * XorA is happy, his first ever GPRS connect from the Z Aug 05 06:12:01 * reenoo_ wants a gprs phone Aug 05 06:12:02 If you do find IDs that work send them to the kernel devs (or I'll do it if you want) Aug 05 06:12:16 XorA: over ir? Aug 05 06:12:21 koen: yes Aug 05 06:12:38 * koen should try that for bluetooth Aug 05 06:13:07 koen: It was a doddle when I found the right docs from my network Aug 05 06:13:29 koen: the indian call center wasnt much help apart from confirming my SIM had the right flags in billing center Aug 05 06:14:51 heh. indian call center Aug 05 06:15:05 * reenoo_ is glad they don't speak german there Aug 05 06:15:51 * gints has working gprs/bluetooth/opie connection for long time... Aug 05 06:16:14 gints: this is my first GPRS phone Aug 05 06:17:50 gints: you have built-in BT Aug 05 06:18:19 OE core devs: We (actually DaKa2) have another proposal for perl. DaKa2 has worked out how to create the correct RDEPENDS for *each* of the 850+ perl modules so that if you ipkg install one perl module, then it also brings in any other modules that one requires. Aug 05 06:18:44 That's the good news. The bad news is that it creates a 74Kb perl.bb :-) Aug 05 06:19:28 rwhitby: wow Aug 05 06:19:45 rwhitby: if thats script generated, could the bb not just call the script Aug 05 06:19:50 rwhitby: awesome.. Aug 05 06:20:29 DaKa2 will correct me, but my understanding is that the script is a manual step that you have to run on an old perl install directory, and which writes out the .bb file. Aug 05 06:20:30 XorA: its script generated, but it only works after do_package, and that is a bit late to add depends... Aug 05 06:20:37 exactly Aug 05 06:21:37 DaKa2: make it an .inc file and keep the bb simple? Aug 05 06:21:37 do_package_append () { magic; do_repackage ) :-) Aug 05 06:22:27 XorA: well, the inc-file would only work for one version of perl, since the modules changes, but yes, that would be a bit cleaner Aug 05 06:22:56 NAiL: I like the magic part... Aug 05 06:23:01 DaKa2: I wouldnt worry about size, python does a similar trick Aug 05 06:23:41 DaKa2: Yes. For me, it's deep magic Aug 05 06:24:34 XorA: well, I'll clean it up and add an include-file and commit, ok? Aug 05 06:24:54 DaKa2: I dont count as a core dev, but the idea sounds good to me Aug 05 06:25:52 ah.. well.. :) I'll just blame you if someone hates it :-) Aug 05 06:29:43 DaKa2: do_repackage() can probably be not so bad idea Aug 05 06:29:46 hi jamey Aug 05 06:29:58 hi hrw Aug 05 06:30:19 hrw: hey... I didn't mean to create more work for DaKa2 with my comment :-P Aug 05 06:30:41 NAiL: grrr :) Aug 05 06:31:07 DaKa2: do_repackage can be an optimisation step that someone else does :-) Aug 05 06:31:13 NAiL: he will leave that part for you ;) Aug 05 06:31:46 hehe, NAiL, have fun, I'll just do it this way, but I expect a foring do_repackage solution on it by the end of the day Aug 05 06:31:52 working* Aug 05 06:32:06 hey Aug 05 06:32:10 Don't look at me Aug 05 06:32:18 that stuff is (unfortunatly) still beyond me Aug 05 06:32:31 I'm supposed to do the adduser stuff Aug 05 06:33:08 well, that would actually be really really fantastic Aug 05 06:33:23 yes Aug 05 06:33:58 NAiL: have a look at the ppp-dialin .bb. that should give you an idea of how to use tinylogin's adduser Aug 05 06:36:36 I've got all the parameters and stuff Aug 05 06:36:42 hi all Aug 05 06:36:51 It's just how to create that bbclass ;-) Aug 05 06:37:31 where can I find more information about "bootstrap-image"? Aug 05 06:37:57 I load it into a x86 machine and don't know what I can do with it Aug 05 06:38:02 NAiL: heh Aug 05 06:38:05 On a completely different topic. Are there any objections to me splitting off ntp "tickadj" into a separate package (and add RDEPENDS to ntp)? Aug 05 06:38:44 heh Aug 05 06:38:51 openslug needs to get the tick adjusted for the clock to be even close to accurate, but installing the whole ntp package in flash is way overkill Aug 05 06:39:46 There's no maintainer or author to ask :) Aug 05 06:40:19 NAiL: no, go ahead. name it ${PN}-tickadj (PACKAGES =+). and set FILES_${PN}-tickadj Aug 05 06:40:37 yeah Aug 05 06:41:14 heh, ntp_4* isn't used by anyone else but openslug anyway.. default_preference = -1 Aug 05 06:41:31 what do everyone else use? Aug 05 06:42:41 devel/build/0718/tmp/deploy/ipk/ntp_4.1.2-r4_armv5te.ipk devel/build/0718/tmp/deploy/ipk/ntpdate_4.1.2-r4_armv5te.ipk Aug 05 06:42:56 openzaurus Aug 05 06:43:01 hmm Aug 05 06:43:08 what does "bootstrap-image" do? Aug 05 06:43:26 NAiL: regarding the bbclass: a) invent some descriptive names for the variables to store parameters to adduser in and use those in the .bb b) add a pkg_postinst_append () in the bbclass containing the adduser call with the variables as parameters Aug 05 06:43:27 http://www.livejournal.com/users/889497/20746.html - for fun Aug 05 06:43:45 startoe: provide minimal rootfs Aug 05 06:43:51 NAiL: thats what you get for being awarded the guy with the worlds wonkiest clock.... Aug 05 06:44:04 haha :P Aug 05 06:44:09 hrw: can I do much for testing? Aug 05 06:44:14 All the openslug clocks are just as wonky as mine ;-) Aug 05 06:45:02 6 secs of / 10 minutes :-) Aug 05 06:45:32 its worse on unslung iirc Aug 05 06:46:42 * pb_ stabs udev Aug 05 06:48:23 dyoung-zzzz: url? Aug 05 06:50:21 rwhitby: you need to ask Nail. He was bragging about that earlier. ;-) Aug 05 06:50:43 the openntpd.org guy toldhim so. Aug 05 06:50:47 Thanks. BTW I think you are the current holder of "the wackiest clock I've ever seen" award :-) Aug 05 06:50:51 (that's over 10000ppm or 1% skew, the runner up is around 3000ppm or 0.3%) Aug 05 06:51:14 pb_: better stab md (assuming you're referring to a debian box) Aug 05 06:51:30 dyoung-zzzz: Ah, so it's nslu2 in general, not just NAiL Aug 05 06:51:34 yes Aug 05 06:51:56 Packaged contents of ntp-tickadj into /home/repvik/nslu2/openslug/tmp/deploy/ipk/ntp-tickadj_4.2.0-r4_armeb.ipk Aug 05 06:54:01 Ok, next perl question: Is it really intended that some modules should end up with ${TARGET_ARCH}-${TARGET_OS} in the packagenames? Wouldn't it be better if it got the same names on all targets (ie. change place of the two last lines of populate_packages_python in perl.inc) Aug 05 06:59:08 any OE core dev around that could answer that? Aug 05 06:59:24 * NAiL flips a coin Aug 05 06:59:26 :) Aug 05 06:59:27 "Yes" Aug 05 06:59:33 DaKa2: who originally did the perl .bb file? Aug 05 06:59:37 no idea Aug 05 06:59:46 no MAINTAINER set Aug 05 07:00:38 so koen said I should enter myself in the one I added.. Aug 05 07:00:40 could check oe-devel.bkbits.net Aug 05 07:00:48 03nail 07org.oe.nslu2-linux * r746a5402... 10/packages/ntp/ntp_4.2.0.bb: Split tickadj to separate package, add RDEPENDS in ntp. Noone should notice ;) Aug 05 07:02:27 reenoo_: no, I am referring to my oe target Aug 05 07:02:30 what's the problem with md? Aug 05 07:03:36 pb_: ah, ok. md's responses to a couple of udev bug reports where a bit.. funny Aug 05 07:03:49 DaKa2: well, since you're the perl maintainer now, then you get to choose :-) Aug 05 07:03:57 Hmm. Something else is totally screwed on -rc4-mm1. The lag on the touchscreen is horrible... Aug 05 07:04:03 hm.. someone named brl did the 850+ packages change.. Aug 05 07:04:30 pb_: especially the "udev now depends on linux 2.6.12" (which wasn't in debian at the time) Aug 05 07:05:02 rwhitby: heh, ok :) I guess noone will notice anyway, except maybe some howtos will contain wrong package names to install Aug 05 07:05:57 only package that depends on a ${TARGET-SYS} perl package is netpbm Aug 05 07:06:19 rwhitby: kergoth or pb_ would be your suspects for original Perl maintainer - probably kergoth - he was doing lots of scripting related stuff at work around the time that package first appeared Aug 05 07:06:21 reenoo_: oh, right, you mean md as in d'Itri. I thought you meant the multiple device driver. Aug 05 07:06:29 heh Aug 05 07:06:37 hi Aug 05 07:06:52 pb_: heh. no, sorry. md as in md@debian.org. Aug 05 07:06:57 mickeyl: pong Aug 05 07:08:30 rwhitby: do you know if the nslu2 setup wizard thing is available for download anywhere? Aug 05 07:08:41 I lost my CD, and one of my colleagues wants to borrow the slug for a while. Aug 05 07:10:19 pb_: I think it's on the Linksys site. Aug 05 07:13:38 pb_: nope, can't find it there. Aug 05 07:14:56 pb_: I can put it somewhere for you if you like? Aug 05 07:19:32 well i know own a WRT54G Aug 05 07:20:18 mithro: should have bought an Asus wl-500gx instead :-) Aug 05 07:20:58 but each to his own ... Aug 05 07:22:37 How's the support for the wl-500gx these days? Last I heard it didn't start any remote networking? Aug 05 07:22:40 rwhitby: why? Aug 05 07:22:44 * Noodles has a WL-500G. Aug 05 07:23:54 mithro: more features in hardware Aug 05 07:24:13 dang they have a USB port Aug 05 07:24:18 o well how much do they cost? Aug 05 07:24:33 Noodles: I presume you're talking OpenWRT - I use Oleg's firmware on it instead. Aug 05 07:24:41 full speed or high speed? Aug 05 07:24:48 I use Oleg's at present. Aug 05 07:24:48 wl500gx has usb 2.0 Aug 05 07:24:57 2.0 or '2.0' ? Aug 05 07:25:02 But OpenWRT has a later kernel. Aug 05 07:25:09 It worries me a bit running such an ancient one. Aug 05 07:25:10 2.0 full speed or high speed :) Aug 05 07:25:26 but if you want to use it for disk, beware, cause it slower than the nslu2. Aug 05 07:25:50 Noodles: I use 2.4.30 from earlier openwrt release Aug 05 07:25:53 Crofton: it can go faster than 12Mb, so it's high speed, but it's no where near *high* speed. Aug 05 07:26:00 i would have only wanted to run torrent downloads Aug 05 07:26:02 thanks Aug 05 07:26:29 anyone here familiar with the gcc-csl-arm compilers? Aug 05 07:26:39 and why they don't build for me? Aug 05 07:28:04 pb_: ping - I've msg'd you a private location for the Linksys NSLU2 setup utility Aug 05 07:32:57 -rc4-mm1 is confirmed as badly broken. I'm getting sick of debugging that release :-( Aug 05 07:33:51 RP: :-( Aug 05 07:36:31 The problem is theres something slowing down the touchscreen measurements massively. I suspect some of the mm patches... Aug 05 07:36:59 I mean the ones in -mm which mess with the mm system. Its confirmed as being -mm at fault :) Aug 05 07:37:19 mithro: I think you can run Oleg's firmware and the Optware/wl500g ctorrent package on the wl500gx with attached hard disks. Aug 05 07:37:44 rwhitby: well i have a wrt54g now Aug 05 07:37:52 so i'm not going to be getting a wl-500gx Aug 05 07:37:53 :P Aug 05 07:38:00 mithro: in that case buy a nslu2 to go with it :-) Aug 05 07:38:10 * CosmicPenguin ponders "borrowing" his coworkers unused wrt54g Aug 05 07:41:06 i got it because of OE support :P Aug 05 07:41:52 now i just need a VOIP phone? Aug 05 07:42:02 anyone know where to get a cheap VOIP phone? Aug 05 07:42:10 second hand pda? Aug 05 07:42:59 Is there a voip phone which has plugs into a U Aug 05 07:43:19 a USB port and works with the linux audio drivers (i.e. is not a WinPhone) ? Aug 05 07:45:57 03rw 07org.oe.dev * r6ac8ec9f... 10/packages/xev/xev_cvs.bb: xev: set PV so CVSDATE is included. fix misleading HOMEPAGE, incorrect LICENSE. adjust SECTION. remove bogus "inherit autotools" and hardcoded paths. Aug 05 07:46:51 mickeyl: did you even read that one before committing? Aug 05 07:47:23 heh Aug 05 07:47:28 GPL in X11 Aug 05 07:47:32 * koen just noticed that Aug 05 07:47:36 yeah Aug 05 07:48:46 rwhitby: wouldn't a "skype" adapter work with linux drivers?~ Aug 05 07:49:07 Recent ones seem to be a USB audio device and a USB HID device. Aug 05 07:50:14 are there any which don't require massive processing power on the linux box (i.e. one which could be hooked up to an NSLU2) ? Note that I know nothing about the software requirements for voip on linux, so I could be completely off-base here ... Aug 05 07:52:08 does the nslu2 have usb host or only usb client? Aug 05 07:52:14 They'll require the same level of processing power as a normal VOIP client would I guess. Aug 05 07:52:20 2 x USB 2.0 host Aug 05 07:52:22 rwhitby: the slug shouldn't have trouble with two gsm-codec streams Aug 05 07:53:08 would a suitable handset be less than USD$50 ? Aug 05 07:54:40 http://www.myphonecall.co.uk/voip/iptelephones/grandstream/grandstream_budgetone_101_sip_ip_telephone.aspx Aug 05 07:54:53 that is what i am looking at currently Aug 05 07:55:08 mithro: I have one of those. Aug 05 07:55:33 Noodles: any good? Aug 05 07:56:09 Not had any issues with it except the difficulty in dialing a SIP address with a numerical keypad. Aug 05 07:58:33 anyway got to run Aug 05 07:58:35 see ya! Aug 05 08:15:56 mornin Aug 05 08:16:08 hey ggilbert Aug 05 08:16:09 all well with bugzilla? Aug 05 08:16:30 haven't heard any complaints about it Aug 05 08:16:33 ah good Aug 05 08:16:45 I've been on vacation all week, wasnt sure if anyone needed changes Aug 05 08:17:07 in Jackson Wyoming atm Aug 05 08:17:12 Yay! Aug 05 08:17:24 * CosmicPenguin graduated from high school in Jackson Wyoming Aug 05 08:17:27 ha Aug 05 08:17:29 cool Aug 05 08:17:38 nice town Aug 05 08:17:56 http://maps.google.com/maps?q=jackson,+wyoming&spn=0.092299,.234833&t=h&hl=en Aug 05 08:17:58 that one? Aug 05 08:18:14 heh - yep Aug 05 08:18:21 ggilbert: on the way to Yellowstone, or returning from Yellowstone? Aug 05 08:18:28 CosmicPenguin: returning from Aug 05 08:18:39 was there monday, tuesday and wednesday Aug 05 08:18:44 stayed over in west yellowstone Aug 05 08:19:01 anything we need to see while we're here? :p Aug 05 08:20:11 ggilbert: I recommend the shoot out on the town square (if they're still doing that) Aug 05 08:20:13 Its quite amusing Aug 05 08:20:17 hehe Aug 05 08:20:20 I'll check Aug 05 08:20:23 I also recommend taking the tram ride to the top of the ski area Aug 05 08:20:38 cool Aug 05 08:20:42 You already do the Grand Teton park thing? Aug 05 08:20:42 was thinking of doing that anyways Aug 05 08:20:53 we stopped briefly, going to go back today Aug 05 08:22:04 If you're going hiking, the Phelps Lake trail is nice - its pretty simple, and its beatiful down there Aug 05 08:22:08 plus you can go swimming Aug 05 08:22:10 nice Aug 05 08:22:34 old fogeys are going to go shopping, so should be able to walk more than 10 feet from the road today :) Aug 05 08:23:13 heh Aug 05 08:25:50 * Georgy is back. Aug 05 08:25:56 assuming they ever let me stop working Aug 05 08:26:31 * Georgy is away: Away at the moment Aug 05 08:30:44 JustinP: Did you ever fix bug #163? I'm on r307 of bitbake (svn up'd today) and a "bitbake opie-image" for Spitz is dying as in that bug. Aug 05 08:48:33 03coredump 07org.oe.dev * r15f551f6... 10/packages/altboot/files/altboot.rc/Readme.txt: altboot: Add missing directory: altboot.rc Aug 05 09:09:27 cu Aug 05 09:32:24 Noodles: hey, nice to hear form you again. :-) Aug 05 09:32:45 Yeah. I seem to have been insanely busy though I'm not quite sure at what... Aug 05 09:33:00 yes, that one's fixed Aug 05 09:33:04 update your OE rep Aug 05 09:33:22 When was it fixed? Aug 05 09:33:38 a little while ago.... Aug 05 09:33:44 Hmmm. I updated this morning. Aug 05 09:33:52 you sure your local copy was updated? Aug 05 09:34:14 It might be more a case of /which/ local copy was updated. :) I'll have a prod. Aug 05 09:34:52 heh, ok Aug 05 09:36:49 argh....ecore simply will not stop trying to link against system libraries...I've remove all explicit references of X11R6 from the code, scripts, etc, and it's still first in the line of -L's.... Aug 05 09:37:02 raster: what did you DO???? Aug 05 10:00:40 ~lart ecore for trying to link against hard-coded paths Aug 05 10:00:40 * ibot pries ecore's back open with a screwdriver and flashes a new bootldr to ecore for trying to link against hard-coded paths Aug 05 10:13:31 god damn it...there is no reference to /usr/X11R6 left in any of these files and it's still trying to link against /usr/X11R6/lib. Aug 05 10:18:11 JustinP: probably in the .pcs then Aug 05 10:18:50 I don't see any .pcs files... Aug 05 10:19:46 libtool call happens without any reference to /usr/X11R6/lib then the gcc call after it has -L/usr/X11R6/lib right up front.... Aug 05 10:20:22 In the past I fixed this my replacing -L$ with -L${STAGING_LIBDIR} -L$ in the libtool script but it's not working for this one Aug 05 10:20:38 I should say I fixed similar issues like this, not X libs in particular... Aug 05 10:21:23 ${libdir} perhaps.... Aug 05 10:22:32 please...if you have any idea how I can fix this.... Aug 05 10:24:56 if ld would just *continue* down the list of -L entries and find the correct one... Aug 05 10:26:25 hmmm.... Aug 05 10:27:32 if I do just my normal libtool patch it fails on libz instead of libc Aug 05 10:27:40 I don't know if that's better or worse Aug 05 11:01:38 03daka 07org.oe.nslu2-linux * r03fafb11... 10/packages/perl/ (perl-rdepends_5.8.7.inc perl.inc perl_5.8.7.bb): Aug 05 11:01:38 Modify the way packages get split so no packages get ${TARGET_SYS} in the names, unfortunately makes some packages change n Aug 05 11:01:38 ames, but this is they way it should be. Aug 05 11:01:38 Add RDEPENDS in every perl-module- package to its dependencys. Aug 05 11:01:47 03daka 07org.oe.nslu2-linux * r46d57b1a... 10/packages/netpbm/netpbm_10.28.bb: Change RDEPENDS from perl-module-${TARGET_SYS}-xsloader to perl-module-xsloader to match perl packaging change Aug 05 11:01:50 03koen 07org.oe.dev * r413eb14f... 10/packages/dbus/dbus/dbus-1.init: Remove --retry and --oknodo from dbus' initscript, busybox doesn't like those Aug 05 11:11:05 koen: *thank you* Aug 05 11:11:18 there are a few others which have incorrect init entries Aug 05 11:23:51 so why is there a seperate branch for nslu2? All this propagating is only creating huge headaches...it seems like we are syncing all of the changes back and forth anyway, why not just the nslu2 people commit to the org.oe.dev branch? Aug 05 11:24:45 JustinP: before releases of distro's we usually branch off Aug 05 11:25:04 so when the nslu2 people get ready for a release they stop propagating Aug 05 11:27:34 JustinP: we're secretly hoping for the monotone people to unbreak their merging algo Aug 05 11:39:33 koen: I'm also hoping for that Aug 05 11:39:58 koen: but my issue is that they're doing normal development work on their branch and we keep having to propagate both ways Aug 05 11:40:29 koen: IMHO they should be committing all of the recent changes to org.openemebedded.dev and then propagate back to their branch when they're ready to freeze for release Aug 05 11:40:33 JustinP: Yes, we did chat yesterday. thanks for the response! eventually we will submit the new machine and distro conf to be added to the main branch, but it is not my call (I would have already done it) Aug 05 11:52:14 03koen 07org.oe.dev * rcd4b7abd... 10/packages/abuse/abuse_0.7.0.bb: Remove bogus 'opie' from section in the abuse .bb Aug 05 12:01:10 03nail 07org.oe.nslu2-linux * r1b933f7c... 10/packages/sysvinit/sysvinit/openslug/inittab: Change openslug default runlevel from 5 to 3 Aug 05 12:01:13 03nail 07org.oe.nslu2-linux * r0558010e... 10/packages/sysvinit/sysvinit_2.86.bb: Forgot PR. *sigh* Aug 05 12:13:39 03coredump 07org.oe.dev * rb118b8c9... 10/packages/gpe-dm/files/Xserver-akita.patch: GPE: Fix rotation for Akita Aug 05 12:34:23 koen, mickeyl: Would you guys like ntp_4.2.0 - it's been in openslug for months now... Aug 05 12:34:37 It's DEFAULT_PREFERENCED out of the core. Aug 05 12:35:07 03coredump 07org.oe.dev * r1d5079e0... 10/packages/gpe-dm/gpe-dm_0.47.bb: GPE: It helps to include the patch in the .bb..... Aug 05 12:39:36 Hi, still needing some expert help for getting gpe-image to be build with external gcc 3.3.2 + glibc toolchain... After fixing some makefiles by hand because of the linking problems due to the gcc 3.3.2 differences compared to the gcc 3.4.4 build normally, we have been able to get all gpe packages build without building gcc 3.4.4 and glibc 2.3.5... Unfortunately the gpe-image packaging fails because it want's to put glibc libraries from the glibc.ipk t Aug 05 12:39:47 jbowler-zzz: sure Aug 05 12:44:46 * florian_ thinks we have a linking problem with one of the webcore libs Aug 05 12:53:02 Hello! What's the right way to clean the cache and stuff I've built? Aug 05 12:53:14 rm -rf tmp Aug 05 12:53:28 hey kergoth Aug 05 12:54:42 03jbowler 07org.oe.nslu2-linux * r16b882cb... 10/ (conf/distro/openslug.conf packages/meta/openslug-packages.bb): OpenSlug-2.5-beta Aug 05 12:54:47 03jbowler 07org.oe.nslu2-linux * r4f3b068b... 10/ (conf/distro/openslug.conf packages/meta/openslug-packages.bb): Return postfix, move to OpenSlug-2.6-beta for furture development. Aug 05 12:54:49 OK. I figured that was it, but always that bitbake -c clean something should do it. Aug 05 13:03:24 CoreDump|afk: please also fix /usr/bin/xtscal. It may seem to be working now, but if you re-cal you'll end up with your touchscreen axes 90 degrees off. Aug 05 14:05:16 jbowler-away: yeah, go ahead w/ ntp Aug 05 14:17:41 * chouimat|pub is away: beer Aug 05 15:20:04 hi, i've got a problem compiling the kernel for opie-image/openzaurus-3.5.4/c7x0 Aug 05 15:20:26 seems the patchfile tosa-2.6.13-r2.patch fails to patch Aug 05 15:20:42 because the original file to be patched is not present in the kernel Aug 05 15:20:52 linux-2.6.12/drivers/input/touchscreen/wm97xx.c Aug 05 15:21:25 i checked, a 2.6.12 kernel does not contain that file Aug 05 15:21:53 and the patches applied before seemingly haven't created it Aug 05 15:26:34 I'm guessing Xutf8TextPropertyToTextList doesn't exist in diet-x11? Aug 05 15:34:00 anyone know if NPTL mutexes are supposed to be fair given 2 users? Aug 05 15:49:17 03mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * r5aab3b57... 10/ (2 files in 2 dirs): Aug 05 15:49:17 add build class for the 'scons' build system (http://www.scons.org) Aug 05 15:49:17 add python-scons-native Aug 05 16:13:56 bah Aug 05 16:14:22 bah? Aug 05 16:14:57 gcc-cross-3.4.4, compiles perfectly - I add a gcc-cross-sdk that does two things - inherits sdk and does a do_install() instead of a do_stage(), and wouldn't you know the fscker won't build Aug 05 16:17:21 'night all Aug 05 16:23:26 CosmicPenguin: Well they still do have the shootout here Aug 05 16:27:19 ggilbert: heh - yeah, check it out Aug 05 16:27:32 hehe yeah Aug 05 16:27:35 I probably went to school with half the guys in it Aug 05 16:27:46 took a trip down snake river Aug 05 16:27:57 Sweet - through Lunchcounter? Aug 05 16:27:58 we're supposed to be at dinner when it's happening though :( Aug 05 16:28:05 Lunchcounter? Aug 05 16:28:58 You would know it if you did it - you probably didn't do the rapids? Aug 05 16:29:11 nah, I wanted to go, but no one else did :p Aug 05 16:30:26 are there any issues known that the gcj will not compile using uclibc? Aug 05 16:37:27 03jbowler 07org.oe.nslu2-linux * r90381a67... 10/packages/microcom/microcom_1.02.bb: Aug 05 16:37:28 Fix the microcom source download by using oesources directly - the mirror Aug 05 16:37:28 will not cut in because the port5.com source path does not match any Aug 05 16:37:28 mirror pattern (it is missing a path). Aug 05 17:38:55 Is there a place where I can download the opie images and the openembedded images(pictures) Aug 05 17:39:27 I am making a leaflet for the oe meeting and for a guide for dummies Aug 05 17:51:51 pictures of what? Aug 05 17:52:20 i'm going to take a wild guess and say you'd find opie screenshots on the opie website Aug 05 17:56:55 Yes but I ment the logo's and stuff Aug 05 17:57:12 Kergoth are you able to come to our meeting ? Aug 05 18:16:49 hrm Aug 05 18:16:56 hiya kergoth Aug 05 18:49:35 hey gb2 Aug 05 19:00:05 hi kergoth Aug 05 19:00:26 damn, i waited too long before eating my spinach dip, it's solid now Aug 05 19:22:17 03jbowler 07org.oe.nslu2-linux * reca2a27a... 10/packages/ntp/ntp_4.2.0.bb: Aug 05 19:22:17 Make NTP 4.2.0 available for the whole OE world by removing the Aug 05 19:22:17 DEFAULT_PREFERENCE Aug 05 19:22:21 03jbowler 07org.oe.nslu2-linux * r629c8f39... 10/packages/meta/ucslugc-packages.bb: Aug 05 19:22:21 Document disabling iperf (I tried it, it doesn't work) and explain why Aug 05 19:22:21 some things will never build with uclibc. Aug 05 19:26:41 jbowler-away: you dont want to be using oesources directly in a .bb, because oesources uses the download urls in the .bb to populate itself.. Aug 05 19:31:51 Since it seem that there is people there.. what is the passwd of the root in a fresh Oz flash ? Aug 05 19:32:10 * kergoth points at the topic Aug 05 19:32:22 What part of " This is not a distribution support channel" do you not understand? Aug 05 19:32:46 I understand any of this topic.. sorry for asking Aug 05 19:33:02 #openzaurus would be the correct place to ask. Aug 05 19:33:07 I'll read all information here before asking ANY question about programming now Aug 05 19:33:11 ? Aug 05 19:33:14 NEVER ask that question here Aug 05 19:33:15 ever. Aug 05 19:33:16 period. Aug 05 19:33:20 regardless of what you read or dont Aug 05 19:33:23 openzaurus support is not here. Aug 05 19:33:31 this is for support using openembedded and bitbake Aug 05 19:33:46 #openzaurus is the distribution specific channel such questions shoudl be addressed to Aug 05 19:33:46 Yeah I understand.. sorry Aug 05 19:56:01 kergoth: port5.com is apparently awol, probably permanently. It's a bad solution, but I couldn't find a fix to the //.*/.*/ problem Aug 05 19:57:03 We've got a situation where the real site may never come back and the real path doesn't actually successfully match the MIRRORS patterns... Aug 05 19:58:07 (I did try putting in http://.*/ for nslu2-mirrors.bbclass, that was amusing) Aug 05 20:04:13 if you're looking for mulsex.port5.com, I mirrored his site Aug 05 20:04:21 mulesex Aug 05 20:04:47 03jbowler 07org.oe.nslu2-linux * r9c9c90ae... 10/packages/ (6 files in 5 dirs): Aug 05 20:04:47 This fixes the problem with the tick count on NSLU2 boards by correcting Aug 05 20:04:47 the CLOCKS_PER_TICK in the kernel. It also (necessarily) removes the Aug 05 20:04:47 TICKADJ setting in the sysvinit nslu2 rcS-default. It adds a commented Aug 05 20:04:47 out TICKADJ to rcS-default - because that is supported now by the ntp Aug 05 20:04:48 4.2.0 startup (ntpd) script in OE. Aug 05 20:05:27 http://www.oesf.org/index.php?title=Mulesex.port5.com Aug 05 20:05:36 subdue: what I ideally want is a site containing "http://microcom.port5.com/m102.tar.gz" using a path name of the form http://site/path/m102.tar.gz Aug 05 20:06:05 I.e. with a directory above the .gz file. Aug 05 20:09:26 alright, hang on, let me see Aug 05 20:11:36 kergoth subdue: I could use http://downloads.openwrt.org/sources/m102.tar.gz - of course that's another mirror so it's just pass-the-parcel. Aug 05 20:12:02 (But it has a good path name :) Aug 05 20:13:08 m102.tar.gz (21,777 bytes) - source code for microcom, Linux (Mandrake 6.0) executable; Aug 05 20:13:17 floppy.tar.gz (1,380,153) - utilities and image to create a LRP disk (no FPU emulation) with microcom installed Aug 05 20:13:39 The development page for microcom is located at sourceforge.net. Aug 05 20:14:15 http://sourceforge.net/projects/microcomste/ Aug 05 20:14:55 microcom release 1.02 is available at http://microcomLinux.homestead.com/ Aug 05 20:16:39 (boy, it sure travels) Aug 05 20:18:08 http://www.hughes-family.org/~craig/trunk/sources/dl/m102.tar.gz Aug 05 20:18:23 I guess you may as well use the openwrt ones Aug 05 20:23:11 Hum, port5 is the uk 'mirror' bravnet in Canada, there are no released files in sourceforge. Apparently this source appeared ab initio along with the rest of the universe. Aug 05 20:44:10 03jbowler 07org.oe.nslu2-linux * rfb1746ed... 10/packages/microcom/microcom_1.02.bb: Aug 05 20:44:10 Change to the OpenWRT mirror so that oesources has something to pull from Aug 05 20:44:10 (perhaps openwrt is pulling from oesources too...) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Aug 05 23:59:56 2005