**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon May 23 23:59:56 2005 May 24 00:16:04 Someone should invent a refrigerator that doesnt freeze up every other year. May 24 00:34:49 heh May 24 00:34:54 but ya your right. May 24 03:45:40 slughead.* May 24 03:46:58 escargot-linux.* May 24 03:48:20 slug-city.* May 24 03:49:05 slug-homeless.* "will work for slugs" May 24 03:51:06 sluggage.* May 24 03:52:01 slug-farmer.* May 24 03:54:58 dassluginstein.* May 24 03:56:03 slug-a-rific.* May 24 03:58:13 slugfever.* May 24 04:12:22 hahahahahaha May 24 04:12:28 I missed the bulk of that. May 24 04:12:36 Slughead is good. May 24 04:12:45 <[g2]> Slughead ? May 24 04:12:57 I was grumbling that all the good slugnames were taken. May 24 04:13:08 prpplague just noted a pile of them. May 24 04:13:15 slug-city.* May 24 04:13:29 Sluggage isnt bad. May 24 04:14:18 <[g2]> Hey you've got title to one of the best slug names there is May 24 04:14:20 jaqcues had a good one too. doslugsdreamof.us . May 24 04:14:29 I do? May 24 04:14:34 <[g2]> yeah May 24 04:14:42 Whicih one? May 24 04:14:44 <[g2]> slug creator May 24 04:14:49 oh yeah. heh. May 24 04:15:08 :) May 24 04:15:10 didn't like any of my sluggestions? May 24 04:15:12 Slugmaster May 24 04:15:27 hehe May 24 04:15:30 I liked the sluggestions. May 24 04:15:40 <[g2]> and jacques is Slug EMT May 24 04:15:50 <[g2]> or Slug Doctor May 24 04:16:04 <[g2]> Slug revivor May 24 04:16:04 and [g2] is slugdestroya May 24 04:16:28 <[g2]> slug sacrificer May 24 04:16:32 heh May 24 04:16:55 <[g2]> Allan offered to send the board back to me yesterday May 24 04:17:00 [g2]: uuuu, i can see the logo for that one May 24 04:17:47 <[g2]> I guess you could call me bare metal slug guy :) May 24 04:18:55 <[g2]> Have you guys played with the new turnup much ? May 24 04:19:00 * prpplague has a #%^#$%^ load of work to do today May 24 04:19:15 <[g2]> jb did a bunch of work there May 24 04:19:51 turnup? May 24 04:20:16 <[g2]> it's a script for OpenSlug for installing to the hd or flash stick May 24 04:20:23 ahh May 24 04:20:27 <[g2]> as in turn up proceedure May 24 04:20:48 <[g2]> these guys tease me about Vegtables May 24 04:22:10 ahh May 24 04:27:35 [g2]: i don't know why projects get names of things like dogs, vegtables, and planets, i want something that sounds cool, like strippers names, drinks, and cool travel locations May 24 04:28:50 "yes we are working on a secret project called, tequilla sunrise" May 24 04:29:13 now doesn't that sound like a hot project May 24 04:29:21 Brandy? Candy? May 24 04:29:43 I cant think of the stereotypical stripper name. May 24 04:29:55 hehe May 24 04:30:03 Denali? May 24 04:30:05 fantasia is probably the most common May 24 04:30:45 What time is it anyways. May 24 04:30:51 holy crap. May 24 04:30:53 7:21am here May 24 04:31:17 Wasted the evening defrosting the fridge. May 24 04:31:27 lovely May 24 04:31:28 But I have cold beer now. :-) May 24 04:31:36 ahh, life is good May 24 04:32:58 savanna May 24 04:33:07 ahh yea, i've heard that one alot May 24 04:33:14 :D May 24 04:33:19 :-D May 24 04:35:55 Ah that one sounds famliar. May 24 04:36:09 Tammi? May 24 04:36:59 <[g2]> Hey no picking on Tammi May 24 04:37:08 lol May 24 04:37:26 "Follow the Savannah procedure to strip your slug of linksys closedness" May 24 04:38:20 <[g2]> There's a Japanese guy named Tammi who's probably the most badass SW/HW engineer I ever known in the last 25 years May 24 04:39:06 Tami? May 24 04:39:13 tammi is not valid japanese. May 24 04:39:13 <[g2]> Tamiji May 24 04:39:29 Cool. May 24 04:39:49 Its nice knowing soem badasses. May 24 04:40:12 <[g2]> I talked to him several years ago May 24 04:41:00 <[g2]> You probably seen or used all those high end protocol testers from Spirelent and whoever bought them May 24 04:41:17 Spirent. May 24 04:41:23 <[g2]> yeah... May 24 04:41:26 Thet absorbed Adtech. May 24 04:41:32 <[g2]> yeah. May 24 04:41:40 <[g2]> all those set of companies May 24 04:41:50 anyone heard anything bad about bk 3.2.4 ? May 24 04:41:58 <[g2]> nope May 24 04:42:24 I know a middle manager at Adtech/Spirent honolulu. I was gonna bug them about reworking stuff for me. May 24 04:42:33 `k May 24 04:42:56 <[g2]> Well Tammy was doing something like a 24 port 10 Gig E switch and was fixing the testing boxes along the way :) May 24 04:43:43 <[g2]> because nobody had ever hook up as many boxes or at such speeds May 24 04:43:50 Cool. May 24 04:44:01 GigE is pretty stinkin fast. May 24 04:44:15 <[g2]> iirc that was 10 G May 24 04:44:29 <[g2]> big Iron May 24 04:44:45 <[g2]> terrabit backplane stuff May 24 04:44:47 I understood the meaning, I just cant type. May 24 04:44:54 <[g2]> Ah... May 24 04:45:04 <[g2]> but GigE is still fast May 24 04:45:18 or rather my fingers go mcuh slower than the brain. May 24 04:45:24 <[g2]> I'm trying to get tweaked out at home here May 24 04:45:40 <[g2]> I think my AMD64 rig is the sweet spot May 24 04:45:53 [g2] there are a lot of companies that make modularized logic analysers with USB interfaces. May 24 04:46:14 The cheap one was the one I mentioend earlier. May 24 04:46:39 <[g2]> I'm looking for cheap, fast, wide :) May 24 04:46:58 <[g2]> cheap & fast will work to start :) May 24 04:47:00 "cheap" is $7500 for the full 500Mhz. May 24 04:47:09 with that channel configuration. May 24 04:47:19 How many channels do you really need? May 24 04:47:21 <[g2]> I heard a 3K number for 500Mhz May 24 04:47:31 <[g2]> I'm trying to verify that May 24 04:47:32 Initially? May 24 04:47:55 because if you need only 12ch, you can get 500Mhz for < $1k May 24 04:48:20 <[g2]> The guy I talked to "thought" it was 128 channels May 24 04:48:49 For $3k? Thats cheap/ May 24 04:48:51 <[g2]> but I'm still waiting to talk to the guy May 24 04:49:01 <[g2]> the HW guy not the SW guy May 24 04:49:37 <[g2]> so the 500Mhz < $1k where ? May 24 04:49:38 You could get the Tek, but honestly, I'd rather get a car with Cool A/C. May 24 04:50:19 um... May 24 04:50:26 it was a celtic word... May 24 04:50:45 oh yeah. www.saelig.com May 24 04:50:54 <[g2]> that's funny how your mind remembers.... May 24 04:51:17 <[g2]> uumm.... yeah Loki dot com May 24 04:53:29 hmm, that website doesnt have the product I had in mind. There was an article in some magazine recently about a new product from them which is 12ch 500Mhz. May 24 04:54:10 <[g2]> they've got some 5 and 10 G sample boxes May 24 04:54:33 <[g2]> that's be cool, 10 G samples May 24 04:54:54 I've never used their stuff before, but it gets decent reviews. May 24 04:55:11 I was thinking about a USBee ZX but this box kind of kicks its ass. May 24 10:53:49 ka6sox-office: Hi May 24 11:19:02 <[g2]-away> ep1220, hey! May 24 11:19:32 [g2]-away: hello May 24 11:19:49 I evaluated the FTDI May 24 11:19:58 <[g2]> ep1220, you big dog! May 24 11:20:07 <[g2]> How did it go ? May 24 11:20:20 It is good at unidirectional tansfer (e.g. fast download) May 24 11:20:49 there it comes clsoe to 5Mbit May 24 11:21:16 it gets slow when one needs polling for a handshake May 24 11:21:30 in this mode only 1kWords are possible. May 24 11:21:52 <[g2]> So reading out is slow ? May 24 11:22:18 No reading can be done fast as well. May 24 11:22:40 but downloading + handshake is slow. May 24 11:22:50 ep1220, been on overload with work. May 24 11:23:11 ka6sox-away: no problem. May 24 11:23:42 I would much rather be playing with this stuff than the work stuffs I"ve been doing May 24 11:24:23 ka6sox-office: I bet,.. But i guess we all have to earn money ... May 24 11:25:28 ka6sox-office: Just to let you know: I could install GEDA on SUSE May 24 11:26:08 ka6sox-office: Just let me know when You have more time May 24 11:26:54 [g2]: I also fiddled with the Digilent. May 24 11:27:12 I can download my own software into the USB May 24 11:27:30 I also uploaded the original firmware. May 24 11:27:38 is inside the EEPROM May 24 11:27:42 <[g2]> ep1220 is the MAN ! May 24 11:28:01 <[g2]> three cheers for ep1220 !! May 24 11:28:12 too much honor May 24 11:30:02 ep1220, sounds good~ May 24 11:30:24 <[g2]> ep1220, you are making good progress May 24 11:30:47 has anybody looked at the FT2232 code? May 24 11:31:34 ~seen beewoolie-afk May 24 11:31:51 ~seen beewoolie May 24 11:32:00 beewoolie-afk <~beewoolie@florence.buici.com> was last seen on IRC in channel #openjtag, 7d 18h 18m 58s ago, saying: 'Just found it. thx'. May 24 11:32:01 beewoolie <~beewoolie@florence.buici.com> was last seen on IRC in channel #openjtag, 6d 18h 7m 56s ago, saying: 'uboot appears to use bulk.'. May 24 11:32:18 I used the Windows JTAG library for writing some routines for speed measurment May 24 11:32:27 ~seen beewoolie-away May 24 11:32:28 beewoolie-away <~beewoolie@florence.buici.com> was last seen on IRC in channel #openjtag, 26d 12h 54m 45s ago, saying: 'ka6sox-away: what you guys got cookin?'. May 24 11:32:40 so about 6 days ago.... May 24 11:32:50 Then I used a USB monitor and LA to verify what is going on May 24 11:33:10 Is just as documented in the FTDI app note. May 24 11:33:38 somebody wrote a FT2232 kernel driver and library. May 24 11:33:50 Yes, Linux 2.6 is said to include a FTDI driver. May 24 11:34:07 but i believe RS232 only. May 24 11:34:15 for the 232/245 or the 2232? May 24 11:34:40 the 2232 appears as 2 232 devices May 24 11:34:46 k May 24 11:34:53 so the bitbang mode needs work. May 24 11:35:22 Yes. Adding JTAG is not complicated. May 24 11:35:45 a mode switch, plus sending the correct commands May 24 11:36:44 Where I expect timing bottlenecks: May 24 11:37:13 In a debugger: Writing back modified data (e.g registers) May 24 11:37:48 2) when one does a FLash Programming thru bit-banging adress/data in the JTAG chain May 24 11:38:31 well..we are using one of the biggest BSDL's I've seen with the Xscale. May 24 11:38:53 so timing could become and issue with 498bits. May 24 11:39:50 The problem is not the size of the chain. May 24 11:40:02 But it gets slow when one has to change directions May 24 11:40:15 okay. May 24 11:40:52 e.g read back if Flash cell is programmed May 24 11:41:09 here i would expect not more than 1000Words/sec May 24 11:41:25 very slow. May 24 11:41:49 It can be done faster when the XScale does the programming. May 24 11:42:20 DOwnloading into RAM can be ~350KBytes/sec May 24 11:43:50 * ka6sox-office wonders if we can download a program into RAM and cause the Xscale to execute it. May 24 11:44:12 No need for RAM. You can downlaod into the Xscale Cache. May 24 11:45:11 interesting thing. May 24 11:48:26 You guys are primarily on Xscale ? May 24 11:50:14 this came as an offshoot of the nslu2-linux project May 24 11:50:16 hi kas11 May 24 11:50:37 hey ka6sox-office ;) May 24 11:51:10 ka6sox-office: I see, On ARM and MIPS this solution will be a lot slower May 24 11:51:19 (unless RAM is workign there) May 24 11:51:48 ah... May 24 11:51:55 this is all very good help.. May 24 11:52:00 kas11, how are you doing? May 24 11:52:26 <[g2]> ep1220, so you can download right into the cache ? May 24 11:52:40 g2: yes. May 24 11:52:49 <[g2]> APEX is only 16K :) May 24 11:52:56 And then run there May 24 11:53:08 doing ok here, ka6sox-office...mucking about with Ubuntu and wondering why it seems so broken May 24 11:53:41 g2: the debug mini cache is only 2K May 24 11:53:42 <[g2]> I think beewoolie would wet himself over downloading straigh into the on-board cache and letting things rip May 24 11:54:01 g2: but You also can downlaod in the "full" cache. May 24 11:54:13 <[g2]> right the L1 cachce May 24 11:54:24 <[g2]> L1 instruction cache May 24 11:54:33 g2: but might have to be carefull about side-effects May 24 11:55:01 <[g2]> Absolutely, but beewoolie's our man May 24 11:58:27 g2: I too think: there are interesting things possible ;-) May 24 11:59:59 <[g2]> I love working with all the incredible doer's out there ! May 24 12:05:22 vnc on ubuntu uses 25% of the CPU and is slowwwwwww....but at least the desktop works right unlike Fedora... May 24 12:05:39 kas11, ubuntu is nice..but I like Kubuntu...(no flames please) May 24 12:05:48 back in a few...lunchtime. May 24 12:06:17 uh huh...the kde thing... May 24 12:07:19 just got used to it. May 24 12:07:44 on Fedora, in full screen it was hard to tell whether I was on the main box or vnc May 24 12:08:03 fast eh? May 24 12:08:04 <[g2]> You guys burn DVDs at all ? May 24 12:08:12 data or video? May 24 12:08:15 <[g2]> data May 24 12:08:28 <[g2]> but your a MAC guy :) May 24 12:08:33 yes...I'm burning them right now ( May 24 12:08:37 on linux) May 24 12:09:00 <[g2]> what SW do you use ? May 24 12:09:01 I see why....3.9mbps is being xfered constantly....sheeesh May 24 12:09:30 let me look...its a background process on the backup machine. May 24 12:09:35 <[g2]> kas11, need to move to jumbo frames :) May 24 12:09:36 * kas11 is too poor to buy a dvd burner May 24 12:09:52 <[g2]> ha! May 24 12:10:02 a patched version of cdrecord May 24 12:10:32 <[g2]> Ok... and do you use mkisofs or is there some other equivalent May 24 12:10:52 uh huh...or at least GigE if i am gonna stick with this vnc server/viewer...which is unlikely from what I am seeing now May 24 12:11:27 [g2] I'll have to check when I get back from my lunch meeting...back in 1hr May 24 12:11:57 ok...too cheap too...-o loop is my friend May 24 12:14:54 I do like synaptic tho...sure beats yum or up2date May 24 12:16:18 and I won't even mention emerge ... /me ducks :) May 24 12:17:15 <[g2]> or apt-get May 24 12:20:40 yeah...seems silly to install a giu desktop and then expect users to use command line tools or a mickey mouse ncurses interface May 24 12:51:59 [g2], its growisofs. May 24 12:52:19 <[g2]> ka6sox-away, THX May 24 12:52:24 np May 24 12:52:49 <[g2]> I guess that's the isofs extentions that allow > 700MB iso's May 24 12:53:33 <[g2]> so cdrecord (with patches for the big size) and growisofs will do it May 24 13:02:11 phone..brb May 24 13:17:26 [g2] yes that is all. May 24 13:18:43 <[g2]> ka6sox-away, ever see dvdrecord ? May 24 13:19:13 <[g2]> ka6sox-office, ever see dvdrecord ? May 24 13:20:39 no...we have been using cdrecord since we started out with cdrw backkup media and switched to dvd media. May 24 13:25:47 anyone know what to do to mount a Fedora ext3 filesystem on Ubuntu May 24 13:27:25 puttting it in fstab coause complaints about newer tools needed...which I guess is why I am looking for another distro...well that and Seth Nickel May 24 13:27:51 <[g2]> mount -t ext3 /dev/.... /mntpoint May 24 13:28:12 s/coase/causes...dyslexia is my middle name May 24 13:28:56 * ka6sox-office is lysdexic May 24 13:29:50 mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hda1, May 24 13:29:50 missing codepage or other error May 24 13:30:37 that comes from mount -t ext3 /dev/hda1 /mnt/tmp May 24 13:30:52 <[g2]> sounds like it doesn't like /dev/hda1's format May 24 13:31:26 <[g2]> are you running Breezy Badger or the Hoary release ? May 24 13:31:41 I expect it is RH claiming ownership of the WDS May 24 13:32:05 Whole Damn Sandbox (tm) May 24 13:32:48 Hoary....Breezy is too broken for me to fix at this point...still learning Debian 101 now May 24 13:34:24 none of the init scripts seem to be starting a vnc server...which is puzzling me atm...altho it is working albeit very slowly May 24 13:35:46 so I wanna look at Fedora...but I can't mount the @#$%^ filesysystem....an constant reboots ain't the answer May 24 13:36:46 I better jet over to #ubuntu b4 ka6sox bans me tho *lol* May 24 13:38:12 the reason I don't support Fedora is that it seems to just be a Beta test site for RHEL May 24 13:38:43 there seems to be very little community input except for bug reports. May 24 13:39:45 a rolling beta at that...but I have to give them credit...in 2 yrs I have only seen an ooops on test releaqses and never a lockup...I can make Hoary l386 lockup on command May 24 13:40:31 yeah, RH is running the whole show...and if you don't like their patches, tough May 24 13:40:32 heh May 24 13:41:36 but they insist on breaking the desktop...I am sickup and fed of doing bonobo-slay May 24 13:42:36 RH or Ubuntu? May 24 13:42:53 of course, the desktop is solely a place to display a pretty picture...and Goddess help you if you want to fix Mime or edit a menu May 24 13:43:26 heh May 24 13:43:32 RH...the desktop works very,very well on Ubuntu they way I use it anyhow May 24 13:44:50 I like to put shotcuts on my desktop so I can find things...suffering from senility as I do... May 24 13:46:05 sure wish someone would figure out how to automagically put a favicon on the desktop tho..26 little globes is boring May 24 13:55:49 duh...appears to be another inotify gotcha on i386...mounting works fine on AMD64 if you actually tell it the proper filesystem type...note to karen:/boot is ext2, dummy May 24 13:56:08 lol! **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue May 24 14:51:25 2005 **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue May 24 23:59:57 2005