**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Oct 25 02:59:56 2009 Oct 25 05:40:28 hi Oct 25 05:41:07 if I have bigger icons the icons doesn't fill in the screen Oct 25 05:41:17 so I have to slide but it doesn't work well Oct 25 05:41:21 (shr-unstable) Oct 25 05:41:34 so is there a way to have a better slider? Oct 25 05:56:47 Gnutoo: better hardware? Oct 25 05:56:56 ?(not work well == is jerky/slow?) Oct 25 06:15:36 how come fso-abyss is not set up as a dependency anywhere? Oct 25 06:16:04 i get a failed shr-lite-image unless I manually bitbake fso-abyss with: * ERROR: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for task-shr-minimal-apps: * fso-abyss * fso-abyss * Oct 25 06:18:08 DocScrutinizer: hm, looks like when the pcf50606 is in STANDBY, its adc is disabled so it doesn't monitor battery temperature and charge it like it's always ok. Oct 25 06:18:46 hmm, manually bitbaking doesn't work either, anyone know how to fix that error? (* ERROR: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for task-shr-minimal-apps: * fso-abyss * fso-abyss *) Oct 25 06:23:34 raster, not work well means work 1/10 of the time or something like this Oct 25 06:23:53 moreover sometimes it launch an icon Oct 25 06:25:25 what do u mean "not work" Oct 25 06:26:14 u eman u press and drag and nothing scrolls? Oct 25 06:26:14 doesn't works means doesn't slide Oct 25 06:26:18 stay where it is Oct 25 06:26:20 try your fingernail Oct 25 06:26:21 indeed Oct 25 06:26:25 or a stylus Oct 25 06:26:29 and keep rpessure down Oct 25 06:26:32 same Oct 25 06:26:33 the ts screen isnt sensitive Oct 25 06:26:49 hardware : freerunner Oct 25 06:26:49 u will find that the mouse is being pressed and released often over your motion Oct 25 06:27:03 same with high pressure Oct 25 06:27:19 u need a sharp point to keep pressure well Oct 25 06:27:26 try a stylus Oct 25 06:27:28 should I put pressure sensivity high or low? Oct 25 06:27:33 same with a stylus Oct 25 06:27:37 mind u e's figner scrolling isnt as well tuned as elementary's Oct 25 06:27:53 s/pressure/drag Oct 25 06:28:50 high seem better Oct 25 06:28:52 thanks Oct 25 06:28:55 do lists and scrollable items in elementary using apps work well? Oct 25 06:29:22 works 2/3 Oct 25 06:29:32 sliders work well Oct 25 06:29:42 i'll look for lists Oct 25 06:29:43 again - try with stylus Oct 25 06:29:47 so the mouse stays down Oct 25 06:29:54 it works perfectly if the mouse isnt released Oct 25 06:30:08 thats more a device input issue Oct 25 06:30:20 works fine with stylus Oct 25 06:30:22 ok Oct 25 06:30:27 sure - i could start filtering input device events and guessing a mosue up followed by a mosue down is just a dlitch and not intended Oct 25 06:30:28 touchscreen filters? Oct 25 06:30:39 but somehow i think thats not good as then every app/toolkit does its own filtering Oct 25 06:30:51 imho this is something to be down in the driver/lower x layers Oct 25 06:30:52 ouch ok Oct 25 06:31:03 to ensure input events passed to aspp represent the real actions of the user Oct 25 06:31:13 if the wh isnt good - then the driver may try to make up for it Oct 25 06:31:23 capacitive screens dont have this problem Oct 25 06:31:26 they are really sensitive Oct 25 06:31:44 thus why i am not into the idea of filtering higher up as.. this varies from device to device Oct 25 06:31:54 a real mosue used by a human on a desktop also doesnt have the problem Oct 25 06:31:55 ok Oct 25 06:40:25 * md2k7 is reading up on SRCREV issues Oct 25 06:41:28 and I don't get why not just use TAGS. I think that tags were intended to do things you are doing with hashes?! Oct 25 06:42:34 for git? Oct 25 06:42:49 for git stuff in OE Oct 25 06:42:59 well not all commits have a tag given Oct 25 06:43:08 its just a commit revision and has a hash Oct 25 06:43:12 must like svn Oct 25 06:43:22 raster: why just not build them then? Oct 25 06:43:30 its just a number in svn that is monotonically increasing for each commit Oct 25 06:43:47 for git itsa a hash vs a number in svn Oct 25 06:43:53 (well both are numebrs - but u get my drift) Oct 25 06:43:56 raster: people would just need to tag their stuff to get it to compile in the new version Oct 25 06:43:58 build tags? Oct 25 06:44:07 u cant control the tags of another projects git repo Oct 25 06:44:16 sur Oct 25 06:44:18 -.- Oct 25 06:44:19 ethey need tO TAG it Oct 25 06:44:20 need Oct 25 06:44:33 raster: now that's a point. :-/ Oct 25 06:44:34 u are going to get dozens of projects to go tagging things just for your oe project? Oct 25 06:44:45 then debina asks Oct 25 06:44:47 then ubuntu Oct 25 06:44:48 the fedora Oct 25 06:45:05 then... the listy goes on as 3321 projects ask u to put specific tags in for their build systems Oct 25 06:45:10 not going to happen Oct 25 06:45:26 if u are building from source repos - choose a srvrev or git rev hash Oct 25 06:45:28 and then build that\ Oct 25 06:45:45 at least your target doesnt change as long as the servers dont go down or wierd stuff happens Oct 25 06:45:54 otherwise use release tarballs Oct 25 06:46:04 for efl we do snapshot release tarbalsl as well as blessed svnrevs Oct 25 06:46:21 ie if u check out svnrev 34325 u will get the same src and snapshot 0.4.1.062 Oct 25 06:46:23 or somthing Oct 25 06:46:27 announced in news Oct 25 06:46:35 so u can choose- tarballs or svn revs - its the same Oct 25 06:47:11 we could tag svn Oct 25 06:47:19 but we just give u the svnrev # anyway Oct 25 07:00:43 as often as we update, projects couldn't keep up ith tagging anyway Oct 25 07:00:49 ;-) Oct 25 07:01:21 happy wintertime, fellow europeans Oct 25 07:02:02 thanks spaetz, it's a pain getting up earlier, but, oh well.. :P Oct 25 07:03:30 rebelThor: why earlier?? Oct 25 07:03:43 rebelThor: one spare hour to sleep! Oct 25 07:04:00 md2k7: hmm, then I got it all wrong then? lol Oct 25 07:04:10 right, 1h more sleep! Oct 25 07:04:33 oh, yeah, just figured it out.. /me is a bit dumb today Oct 25 07:06:00 I'm still getting this: cannot concatenate 'str' and 'EnumValue' objects while evaluating: ${@bb.fetch.get_srcrev(d)} Oct 25 07:06:24 interesting though, that I put a 'print' in bb.fetch.get_srcrev, and it doesn't print anything Oct 25 07:10:08 hmm, well, it is called, but it doesn't get to return Oct 25 08:53:38 JaMa: any luck with your image yet? Oct 25 08:54:19 mrmoku: good morning Oct 25 08:54:26 mrmoku: i'm still having SRCREV issues Oct 25 08:54:26 md2k7: morning Oct 25 08:54:33 md2k7: with unstable? Oct 25 08:54:37 yet Oct 25 08:54:42 s/yet/yep/ Oct 25 08:54:42 md2k7 meant: yep Oct 25 08:54:50 mrmoku: ${AUTOREV} seems to resolve to '1' sometimes Oct 25 08:55:00 md2k7: check conf/local.conf Oct 25 08:55:11 do you have shr-autorev-unstable.inc enabled in there? Oct 25 08:55:54 mrmoku: nope, will try Oct 25 08:56:09 md2k7: that explains it Oct 25 08:56:24 mrmoku: it isn't in it by default, and it isn't explained anywhere... Oct 25 08:56:38 but if it works now, i will put it on the shr wiki Oct 25 08:57:00 md2k7: well... it is almost obsolete :P Oct 25 08:57:04 so don't put it thre Oct 25 08:57:09 s/thre/there/ Oct 25 08:57:14 mrmoku meant: so don't put it there Oct 25 08:57:21 mrmoku: so what then, make everyone new trying to build shr suffer? Oct 25 08:57:29 as soon as we switch to build from shr/merge you don't need that Oct 25 08:57:43 mrmoku: i didn't get that Oct 25 08:57:49 mrmoku: switch to what? Oct 25 08:57:59 md2k7: and... I think that the Makefile should setup all correctly Oct 25 08:58:02 (by default) Oct 25 08:58:03 mrmoku i fail to compile fsobasics and fsotransport Oct 25 08:58:09 mrmoku: nope, the Makefile doesn't Oct 25 08:58:14 mrmoku: (or didn't yesterday) Oct 25 08:58:48 md2k7: ahh... yes Oct 25 08:58:57 maybe I removed that too early :| Oct 25 08:59:03 admiral0: why that? Oct 25 08:59:14 admiral0: you need new vala for that Oct 25 08:59:53 * rebelThor does the evil laugh... *finally* managed to build the shr/merge image.. now that was an adventure :D Oct 25 09:00:15 rebelThor: well... don't laugh too early ;) Oct 25 09:00:24 * mrmoku too managed to build it... but not to boot it ;) Oct 25 09:00:24 mrmoku: why is that? :D Oct 25 09:00:36 ah, damn, i'm flashing it now Oct 25 09:00:41 the merge strikes back :P Oct 25 09:00:44 what on earth is shr/merge? Oct 25 09:01:05 md2k7: shr/merge is our effort to merge our stuff into org.oe.dev Oct 25 09:01:16 the main development branch of OE Oct 25 09:01:32 mhm Oct 25 09:01:48 md2k7: so we started the shr/merge branch based on oe.dev and are trying to build from it Oct 25 09:01:54 (not yet very successfull :| ) Oct 25 09:02:24 mrmoku my bad Oct 25 09:02:36 XD used vala-native 0.7.5 Oct 25 09:02:40 uhh :) Oct 25 09:03:25 mrmoku: no :(, maybe there is something wrong with oabi/eabi :(, probably init isn't run when kernel boots... Oct 25 09:03:54 JaMa: yes, that looks like what I'm seeing too Oct 25 09:04:02 it just hangs there Oct 25 09:04:04 doing nothing Oct 25 09:04:16 mrmoku: I didn't tried much (just few kernels and backtrace from chroot didn't show anything usefull), so I waited for someone to try his image... Oct 25 09:04:33 JaMa: can confirm that Oct 25 09:04:37 ah :( Oct 25 09:04:49 any idea how to check if binary has oabi or eabi? Oct 25 09:05:00 hmm... no Oct 25 09:05:16 I added INHERIT += "testlab" to my local.conf Oct 25 09:05:25 to see what packages are included Oct 25 09:06:07 hmm objdump -x can show it.. Oct 25 09:07:16 or readelf -h | grep Flags Oct 25 09:09:40 Flags: 0x5000002, has entry point, Version5 EABI Oct 25 09:10:42 mrmoku: did you start build before this patch? http://patchwork.dev.bearstech.com/patch/364/ Oct 25 09:11:09 mrmoku: I had whole virtual/kernel and lots of packages from shr-lite-image... Oct 25 09:11:27 JaMa: hmmm.. I started it before IIRC... and applied it in between after some failer Oct 25 09:11:32 s/failer/failure/ Oct 25 09:11:32 mrmoku meant: JaMa: hmmm.. I started it before IIRC... and applied it in between after some failure Oct 25 09:12:26 brb Oct 25 09:22:31 man, flashing the jffs2 image takes forever Oct 25 09:29:01 well, that sucks :D doesn't boot for me either Oct 25 09:29:42 anything I can do or test? Oct 25 09:31:28 I booted of an older uboot, and got "INIT: versopn 2.86 booting \n INIT: PANIC: segmentation violation! sleeping for 30 seconds. Oct 25 09:31:40 s/versopn/version Oct 25 09:32:10 rebelThor: well that is interesting Oct 25 09:32:29 JaMa: ^^^ Oct 25 09:32:30 mrmoku: I keep getting that message displayed, probably every 30 seconds :D Oct 25 09:36:39 hmm interesting.. maybe something usable for google search.. but I have to go now.. gf is waitin... Oct 25 09:41:53 mrmoku error in libfsotransport Oct 25 09:42:20 tests/testcommandqueue.c fails to compile Oct 25 09:43:54 * md2k7 can't stop wondering Oct 25 09:44:04 $ cd .. chdir: error retrieving current directory Oct 25 09:44:18 moko@david-laptop:..$ pwd -> .. Oct 25 09:44:26 moko@david-laptop:..$ cd .. Oct 25 09:44:32 moko@david-laptop:../..$ cd .. Oct 25 09:44:39 o.O Oct 25 09:45:43 huh? Oct 25 09:46:02 just typed cd .., which led to the error message above Oct 25 09:46:05 and to the condition above Oct 25 09:46:29 * rebelThor thinks of the twilight zone theme song Oct 25 09:47:01 md2k7: you were inside a directory that vanished... Oct 25 09:47:30 mrmoku: aaaaah. Oct 25 09:47:44 but that usually looks different on my machine Oct 25 09:48:00 whatever. Oct 25 09:49:58 mrmoku how to compile package without tests? Oct 25 09:50:15 libfsotransport tests don't build Oct 25 09:53:04 mrmoku: i still get some 'cannot concatenate' crap, but only with themes Oct 25 09:54:49 mrmoku: okay, they are not in the autorev Oct 25 09:54:57 mrmoku: i will enter them and try again Oct 25 09:56:46 admiral0: you have to update... hmm what was it Oct 25 09:57:04 admiral0: what vala version do you have now? Oct 25 09:57:15 0.7.7 Oct 25 09:57:40 admiral0: http://www.freesmartphone.org/sources/vala-0.7.7+fso5.tar.bz2 Oct 25 09:57:50 admiral0: fear you need that one Oct 25 09:58:35 what's the difference with normal vala? Oct 25 09:58:51 it has some additional stuff Oct 25 09:58:54 i have misc-vapi that is vala-misc-git ;) Oct 25 09:59:02 ok Oct 25 10:15:52 thanks mrmoku Oct 25 10:16:18 compiled vala-fso and vala-fso-native :D Oct 25 10:20:39 mrmoku same fail Oct 25 10:21:34 pacman -Qsq vala |xargs Oct 25 10:21:36 vala-fso vala-fso-native vala-misc-git Oct 25 10:40:17 * md2k7 's SHR Makefile finally started building! *yay* Oct 25 12:07:40 anyone have any clue on what broke shr/merge? :D i'm kind of bored, now that it's done building it Oct 25 12:18:41 <[Rui]> I would like to test the new stuff for shr, but I'd like to know beforehand if I'll still be able to use it as phone at least as well as in shr-u :) Oct 25 12:22:03 [Rui] i flashed yesterday. it works quite nice (i use a combination of ompimd-utils and the new phoneui apps) Oct 25 12:22:39 JesusMcCloud: import or merge ? Oct 25 12:22:53 [Rui] also i use fbdev instead of glamo for faster ersume Oct 25 12:23:05 <[Rui]> JesusMcCloud: what? Oct 25 12:24:12 rebelThor: merge built yesterday evening CEST after libxaw was fixed but i haven tested my build since mrmoku unstable wroks so nice Oct 25 12:25:17 JesusMcCloud: yeah, merge is foobared atm :D Oct 25 12:25:49 [Rui] what twhat? Oct 25 12:25:52 <[Rui]> I gotta install that in another µ-sd card in order to check it out Oct 25 12:26:06 <[Rui]> JesusMcCloud: I didn't understand that s/glamo/fbdev/ part Oct 25 12:26:18 <[Rui]> JesusMcCloud: you mean you're using xorg with fbdev rather than glamo driver? Oct 25 12:26:32 glamo is faster but resuem takes about 6-8 seconds Oct 25 12:26:39 [Rui] yup Oct 25 12:26:39 <[Rui]> JesusMcCloud: ouch Oct 25 12:26:56 <[Rui]> JesusMcCloud: no fix in sight, then? Oct 25 12:27:23 [Rui] afaik it is still hunted down Oct 25 12:27:35 <[Rui]> darn Oct 25 12:28:14 rebelThor, have you tried your build? Oct 25 12:28:25 <[Rui]> JesusMcCloud: is xorg+fbdev even slower than xglamo? Oct 25 12:29:05 JesusMcCloud: yeah, last updates (from about two hours ago) still get hanged in the boot stage, or give "INIT: versopn 2.86 booting \n INIT: PANIC: segmentation violation! sleeping for 30 seconds." on an older uboot Oct 25 12:29:34 [Rui]: fbdev is by definition *MUCH* slower than xglamo Oct 25 12:29:34 [Rui] xorg-glamo is faster than what you get on shr-unstable xorg-fbdev Oct 25 12:29:47 at least it seems faster Oct 25 12:29:48 s/xglamo/xorg-glamo/ Oct 25 12:29:48 dos11 meant: [Rui]: fbdev is by definition *MUCH* slower than xorg-glamo Oct 25 12:30:29 <[Rui]> I'm not talking about xorg+glamo driver, but the thing that's being used by current shr-u :) Oct 25 12:30:42 <[Rui]> I know xorg+glamo is a bit faster Oct 25 12:31:04 dos1 any news why some hoversels work and other dont ( i compared code from shr-settings-elm module and pim module, but then i realized that i dont know jack about python Oct 25 12:31:36 [Rui]: fbdev is slower than anything which use glamo acceleration Oct 25 12:32:04 [Rui]: so fbdev is slower than both Xglamo (used in old unstable) and xorg-glamo (used now in unstable) Oct 25 12:32:36 <[Rui]> dos1: I thought Xglamo didn't use any accel at all, and wasn't that different from fbdev Oct 25 12:32:57 <[Rui]> JesusMcCloud: maybe not all use the new signal? Oct 25 12:33:19 <[Rui]> JesusMcCloud: there was an email from dos1 warning devs about the new signal Oct 25 12:33:23 [Rui] i know about deprecated signal, but i dont know about python Oct 25 12:33:44 [Rui]: hmm? Xglamo was almost fully accelerated Oct 25 12:34:01 it was just crappy in code and used old kdrive as X server :P Oct 25 12:34:09 [Rui]: that was TAsn who sent that mail Oct 25 12:34:12 <[Rui]> dos1: oh Oct 25 12:34:28 and no, that's something more weird about that hoversels Oct 25 12:34:53 [Rui] what i also dont get is why something got changed in the edcs Oct 25 12:35:00 <[Rui]> dos1: yeah, TAsn, TAsn: sorry :) Oct 25 12:35:38 <[Rui]> gladly I don't even use that signal in elmdentica's hoversel Oct 25 12:36:21 <[Rui]> argh, ok... I can only try the new stuff when the 6-8s bug get's nuked *sigh* wish I knew more about driver development... Oct 25 12:36:55 [Rui] or you can use fbdev in the meantime Oct 25 12:37:16 by the way i just noticed that i forgot to upgrade. is it "safe"? Oct 25 12:37:28 * JesusMcCloud is using mrmoku unstable) Oct 25 12:37:44 tests/mrmoku isn't supposed to be safe at all Oct 25 12:37:45 :P Oct 25 12:37:51 if it's safe, then it's side effect :D Oct 25 12:38:29 <[Rui]> JesusMcCloud: well, I already think Xglamo is quite slow... so maybe I'll pass :) Oct 25 12:38:34 dos1, i know Oct 25 12:39:23 dos1, are you using an upgraded system that works? Oct 25 12:41:47 the hell whit it, upgrade is already running Oct 25 12:42:33 <[Rui]> JesusMcCloud: oh you brave one... :) Oct 25 12:42:54 is there an testing image for me ^^ Oct 25 12:43:28 Hardy, hi! how's real life? Oct 25 12:45:28 [Rui] well, i want to raise some pulses Oct 25 12:46:31 JesusMcCloud: pritty boring xD want some moko to play arround ^^ Oct 25 12:47:22 JesusMcCloud: got now the job by Caritas (Zivi), driving food to old people Oct 25 12:47:37 Hardy, you can install mrmoku unstable and try out the new phoneui stuff, which ROCKS but dont complain if you kill you moko Oct 25 12:48:15 until 12 pm, then i have to make some caretaker jobs, which often is very boring ^^ Oct 25 12:48:23 Hardy, so you encounter people who hardly have any contact to outside world and dont want you to leave after you delivered?! Oct 25 12:48:55 Hardy, well at least you dont have to physically fight with your clients like i had to Oct 25 12:48:56 right ^^ Oct 25 12:49:13 yeah i know, im very happy about that :D Oct 25 12:49:32 <[Rui]> JesusMcCloud: oh wow... I don't envy you... Oct 25 12:49:46 <[Rui]> JesusMcCloud: unhappy client? :( Oct 25 12:50:06 Hardy, was an amazing experience though, and also the whole senior stuff was scared by me, but i was untouchable Oct 25 12:51:25 [Rui] severe psychotic clients with major multiple metal disabilities Oct 25 12:52:01 JesusMcCloud: yeah, i got one day in those old-people-home, it left marks one me until today Oct 25 12:52:22 [Rui] the most severe cases of the whole province Oct 25 12:53:36 no i just have people who watching out the window until i came and bring food... all day... realy sad Oct 25 12:55:01 Hardy, at least my clients were mostly happy (apart form the handful of suicidal ones who even tried to kill themselves using their meal -> suffocation) Oct 25 12:57:42 Hardy, i think that is why i hate life so much: i am constantly thinking about random stuff so i am worried. my former clients the were happy and i envy them for that. the smarter you are the more thing pop into your mind. those people are mostly happy with what they got, mostly because they ont know any better Oct 25 12:58:09 very true Oct 25 12:58:27 JesusMcCloud: we're the both meaning :) Oct 25 12:59:12 just readed about a book i found in the kitchen of my work, about happyness Oct 25 12:59:13 Hardy, wtf? that sentence does not even remotely make something what might someday be considered as sense Oct 25 12:59:52 JesusMcCloud: true xD we're the same meaning, is better i hope ^^ Oct 25 13:00:18 Hardy, not even close Oct 25 13:00:23 shit Oct 25 13:01:37 Hardy, about retirement home: a friend of mine once punched a caretaker fit for hospital cause the shaved his granddads beard. reminded me of the incredibl hulk Oct 25 13:02:15 * JesusMcCloud still has a working phone after upgrade -> woohoo! Oct 25 13:02:28 nice Oct 25 13:02:45 hmmh... oww, those beards got a loong aging time xD Oct 25 13:03:34 Hardy, if you want some playground, try out the new phoneui stuff it really rocks! and it is much faster than ophonekit stuff, you just have to use sqlite messages for now if you want it to work Oct 25 13:04:21 ow i dont know any sqlite massage ^^ Oct 25 13:04:58 Hardy, opimd backend Oct 25 13:06:04 mmg, sqlite massage Oct 25 13:06:08 mmh, even :) Oct 25 13:06:27 ah i know what u mean Oct 25 13:06:28 hey folks, long time =] Oct 25 13:06:53 JesusMcCloud: just have any download link? so i will give it a try ^^ Oct 25 13:07:17 with my mostrly unavaliable expierience ^^ Oct 25 13:08:23 Hardy, us a freshly falshed mrmoku unstable, edit the opkg feeds to use the mroku feeds. opkg update. opkg upgrade. as soon as you've done that report back Oct 25 13:08:54 okay Oct 25 13:16:46 by the way: Epic Buffalo VS Lions fight ^^ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LU8DDYz68kM&feature=player_embedded Oct 25 13:36:04 JesusMcCloud: which files do i edit to use the mrmoku feeds? Oct 25 13:36:31 sicu: /etc/opt/* Oct 25 13:36:41 rebelThor Oct 25 13:36:42 sorry Oct 25 13:36:45 that's /etc/opkg Oct 25 13:36:52 yeh, thanks =] Oct 25 13:39:41 so when does the new bootlogo hit the feeds ? :) i'm curious about how it looks on the phone itself Oct 25 13:54:55 sicu, i guess you want to try out hte new phoneui stuff?! Oct 25 13:56:04 <[Rui]> JesusMcCloud: I do, but I need the working phone and I don't have another µ-sd card here, only when I get home, perhaps... Oct 25 13:56:26 it is working here (just upgraded 20 mins ago) Oct 25 13:56:43 <[Rui]> is there an image I can download? Oct 25 13:57:05 JesusMcCloud: what are the differences between the two things, I've installed the phoneui bunch but I can't really see any difference lol Oct 25 13:57:56 it's the future :) Oct 25 14:00:26 here#s what i did: flashed mrmoku unstable, remove ophonekitd, shr-messages, shr-dialer, shr-contacts, libframeworkd-phonegui-efl, installed libphone-ui, phonefsod, libphone-ui-shr phoneui-messages, phoneui-contacts, phoneui-dialer, opimd-utils, then i set my contacts backend to sim (matter of taste) and my messages backend to SIM-Messages-FSO i disabled notifier and use opimd-notifier, also i use opimd-messages, because Oct 25 14:00:26 i like it more Oct 25 14:01:19 also i built xf86-video-fbdev because yesterdy it wasnt in the feed (i think libxaw is to blame, since it wouldn build yesterday afternoon CEST) Oct 25 14:02:42 JesusMcCloud: opimd-utils installs ophonekitd back :| Oct 25 14:02:44 ok, just a few things to sort out then ... was gonna wait for new image release, but don't want to wait any longer ;p Oct 25 14:03:24 * JesusMcCloud checks hist list of installed packages for ophonekitd Oct 25 14:04:53 rebelThor, you'r right it is installed. ->removing it to see what happens Oct 25 14:05:08 JesusMcCloud: it'll whine about dependencies Oct 25 14:05:41 rebelThor, i just removed it with -force-depends -> init 6 on moko Oct 25 14:06:38 i'm still using an image that's pre xmas08, so looking forward to see the progress =] Oct 25 14:06:41 rebelThor, but pfsohponed should've kicked out hte system startups anyways, or is that wishful thinking? Oct 25 14:07:59 JesusMcCloud: i'm not sure I got the meaning of that last line.. the day's work takes it price in my understanding ability Oct 25 14:09:13 s/startups/startup links Oct 25 14:09:34 oh, got it now Oct 25 14:09:37 rebelThor: you're lucky is't only a temporary slowdown then ... my brain in general takes its price in my understanding ability ;p Oct 25 14:10:01 sicu: hehe, i'm sure that's not the case Oct 25 14:10:29 * JesusMcCloud still has a working phone although fso-triggers.py has been reverted to default Oct 25 14:10:51 (changes fsp-triggers.py to use opimg message backend) Oct 25 14:11:23 man, i'd forgotten how long it took to flash the fr Oct 25 14:11:39 JesusMcCloud: how long does the opimd-messages take for you to load up the message list ? Oct 25 14:11:58 i get a blank screen and I have no clue if it's actually working or not Oct 25 14:12:06 rebelThor, can't say since i only have a handful of messages Oct 25 14:12:25 ma five msgs i have are there instantly Oct 25 14:12:27 hm, that took a very long time :( Oct 25 14:13:01 I do have lots of messages, but this still doesn't look like ok behavior, waited about 1 to 2 minutes for it to load Oct 25 14:13:44 adn you are sure you have opimd configured correctly to use SQLite backend ( i suppose you used sqlite messages before upgradign your system) Oct 25 14:14:05 JesusMcCloud: nope, i don't think I do.. how do you do that? :D Oct 25 14:14:32 since shr-messages is a littel borken (hoversel) just edit your frameworkd.conf Oct 25 14:14:44 (you'll know where to do it when you see it) Oct 25 14:14:46 perhaps it had to go through all your messages and censor them ;p Oct 25 14:17:53 as a side note, my frameworkd.conf has ti_calypso_deep_sleep = never, while the comments say the default should be addaptive.. what's up with that? Oct 25 14:18:50 <[Rui]> yeah, mine has never as well. Oct 25 14:19:02 rebelThor, don't know enogun but dont care since i fixed #1024 adn use deep sleep = always Oct 25 14:19:13 <[Rui]> but I think never is assured not to hit #1024 although adaptative may work on some models Oct 25 14:19:14 s/enogin/enough Oct 25 14:19:22 s/enogun/enough Oct 25 14:19:52 hey bumbl =] Oct 25 14:21:33 hi sicu Oct 25 14:25:25 JesusMcCloud: messages_default_backend = SIM-Messages-FSO , should I change it to SQLite-Messages ? :) Oct 25 14:26:03 yup Oct 25 14:27:00 also edit your fso-triggers.py /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/framework/subsystems/oeventsd Oct 25 14:27:01 my image doesn't build because fso-abyss is missing Oct 25 14:27:24 playya_, playya build i manually then your image will build (had the same probkem yesterday Oct 25 14:27:44 same here with fso-abyss, where does it have to be added in order for it to be built automatically? Oct 25 14:29:16 rebelThor, playya_: do you have concurrent building enabled? if yes, then disable it Oct 25 14:29:34 dos1: yep, enabled, how does that influence it? Oct 25 14:29:42 i use multible bb threads Oct 25 14:30:01 rebelThor, playya_: multiple bb threads can introduce some bugs Oct 25 14:30:14 dos1: then maybe we should remove it from the wiki as well? :D Oct 25 14:30:15 i don't know details Oct 25 14:30:24 rebelThor: probably, yes ;) Oct 25 14:30:24 in order to save some headake ? Oct 25 14:30:33 rebelThor, http://openmoko.opendevice.org/~dos/opimd/oeventsd/ ->fso-triggers.py Oct 25 14:30:44 JesusMcCloud: thanks Oct 25 14:30:50 ok. testing Oct 25 14:32:32 JesusMcCloud: ok, init 6 and all set ? Oct 25 14:32:32 <[Rui]> I'm running the #1024 test and it seems I'm not susceptible to it! :) Oct 25 14:32:47 <[Rui]> no CREG: 0 or CSQ: 99,99 :) Oct 25 14:32:50 [Rui]: is there a test script? Oct 25 14:32:54 * md2k7 should fix his phone Oct 25 14:32:58 <[Rui]> spaetz: yes. Oct 25 14:33:00 rebelThor, worked here Oct 25 14:33:07 spaetz: some commands you enter into mickeyterm Oct 25 14:33:12 mmh, need to test too... Oct 25 14:33:33 but i don't have capacitors like that :-( Oct 25 14:34:23 someone somewhere quoted that all om hardware problems can be solved by a capacitor :P Oct 25 14:34:57 <[Rui]> spaetz: http://lists.openmoko.org/pipermail/community/2009-October/056835.html Oct 25 14:35:07 <[Rui]> spaetz: Nikolaus is selling the rework if needed Oct 25 14:35:19 <[Rui]> spaetz_: I was just precisely testing i Oct 25 14:35:20 <[Rui]> it Oct 25 14:35:28 <[Rui]> oh shit Oct 25 14:35:35 <[Rui]> it started doing it :( Oct 25 14:35:50 <[Rui]> gah I was happy a little bit too soon Oct 25 14:35:56 45 EUR, pfft Oct 25 14:36:02 * md2k7 will do reworks too Oct 25 14:36:02 <[Rui]> 45€ + shipping costs is still something Oct 25 14:36:14 well, at least you get a new device if they break it Oct 25 14:36:22 i couldn't guarantee THAT Oct 25 14:37:16 <[Rui]> md2k7: yeah Oct 25 14:37:26 not going to pay 50EUR for some increased standby time Oct 25 14:37:38 I got used to charging every day now Oct 25 14:37:50 <[Rui]> spaetz_: indeed, I have as well. Oct 25 14:38:13 <[Rui]> spaetz_: if it were 45 and done in an afternoon, maybe I'd buy the service Oct 25 14:38:22 [Rui]: true Oct 25 14:38:28 how much more standby would you get by fixing this thing ? Oct 25 14:38:31 <[Rui]> but a couple of weeks and paying shipping as well... it's a bit too much Oct 25 14:38:39 rebelThor: some say over a week Oct 25 14:38:43 results of suspend time (143hrs) at Oct 25 14:38:44 http://totalueberwachung.de/blog/2009/06/03/freerunner-deep-sleep-standby-time . Oct 25 14:38:48 <[Rui]> rebelThor: from about 48h to 143h +- Oct 25 14:38:56 taken from https://docs.openmoko.org/trac/ticket/1024 Oct 25 14:39:07 that's a big improvement Oct 25 14:39:08 well 48 h is what we (at least I) have now... Oct 25 14:39:22 <[Rui]> I wonder if I can get someone with fairy hands near me... Oct 25 14:39:26 ah, meaning he got from 48h to 143h Oct 25 14:39:34 not that you can get 48h in the worst case Oct 25 14:39:44 md2k7: right Oct 25 14:41:25 <[Rui]> md2k7: with standby and not talking too much I get about two days from my original battery Oct 25 14:41:45 [Rui]: that's about what I'm getting now Oct 25 14:42:37 <[Rui]> I guess that as I move my online presence to the smartq7 I buy and leav the phone just for phone stuff it'll last safely about 2 days Oct 25 14:46:36 so how exactly do you test for #1024 Oct 25 14:47:12 i get about 3 days battery life using my fr as an averyday pone Oct 25 14:47:27 <[Rui]> rebelThor: http://lists.openmoko.org/pipermail/community/2009-October/056835.html Oct 25 14:47:41 <[Rui]> rebelThor: Nokolaus explains how to test wether you have it or not Oct 25 14:47:53 <[Rui]> let it do up to 10 CREQs if you want to be sure Oct 25 14:48:27 <[Rui]> rebelThor: to me it took 11 Oct 25 14:48:33 <[Rui]> rebelThor: so better make that 10 CREGs Oct 25 14:48:56 AT+CPIN error Oct 25 14:48:57 lol Oct 25 14:48:58 <[Rui]> argh... 20 Oct 25 14:49:11 <[Rui]> rebelThor: to be sure, I turned X off, framework off, fsousage off Oct 25 14:49:21 <[Rui]> then do things CALMLY Oct 25 14:49:26 <[Rui]> let them take their time Oct 25 14:49:54 [Rui]: ah, seems like a lenghty process, and I have to get going now, but I'll try it later and ping you if I run into trouble.. Thanks a bunch Oct 25 14:50:16 <[Rui]> rebelThor: it took me about 8 minutes to start hitting recamping Oct 25 14:50:33 <[Rui]> which is why I was getting so excited... Oct 25 15:09:02 hrm, for the fourth time my freerunner went to a state where it does not wake up from suspend anymore Oct 25 15:16:57 PaulFertser: DocScrutinizer: any idea what sort of debugging I can do for http://docs.openmoko.org/trac/ticket//2309 ? I can't get to the test points inside the RF-shielding cans without removing the battery :( Oct 25 15:23:32 if freerunner is in suspend and connected to PC, should I be able to remove the battery? Oct 25 15:24:09 lindi-: yepp, just the gsm is working from the battery, no? Oct 25 15:24:35 khiraly: i'm trying to determine if the cpu is alive at all Oct 25 15:24:45 khiraly: since the system does not wake up from suspend Oct 25 15:25:10 khiraly: and I can roughly measure power consumption from USB Oct 25 15:47:07 lindi-: power from usb. insert LED signal beacons to resume code. attach battery to disassembled device (use sticky tape and/or rubberbands). use debugboard Oct 25 15:55:03 heyho Oct 25 15:55:35 DocScrutinizer: i removed the battery and the system rebooted Oct 25 15:55:43 dos1, morphis is here, please ask him what you need to do for hoversel to work :) Oct 25 15:58:30 DocScrutinizer: I added some info to http://docs.openmoko.org/trac/ticket/2309 Oct 25 15:58:34 TAsn: oh, you pointed out what we have to fix on hoversel to get it work propably? Oct 25 16:01:06 morphis, no, I thought you know. Oct 25 16:01:10 I only know about the signal name change Oct 25 16:01:13 nothing more than that. Oct 25 16:04:47 DocScrutinizer: should those LED signal beacons be added to Qi? Oct 25 16:04:56 DocScrutinizer: or linux? Oct 25 16:05:23 DocScrutinizer: and can debug board do anything when the device is in suspend? Oct 25 16:08:40 TAsn: no I don't know more than you, did not have the time to look into the details Oct 25 16:08:50 okie. Oct 25 16:10:31 I am currently a bit busy with hacking on the palm pre :) Oct 25 16:11:00 I envy you ! :) Oct 25 16:12:47 TAsn: :) Oct 25 16:12:59 TAsn: whats the problem? no money to buy it or no time? Oct 25 16:13:13 morphis, a little bit of both. Oct 25 16:13:21 actually, a little bit of the first, and a lot of the second :) Oct 25 16:13:41 hehe :) Oct 25 16:14:05 you see, working more on the palm will cause working less on python-elementary :) Oct 25 16:14:17 even because I have another full time job I have to do Oct 25 16:14:24 I'm fine with that. Oct 25 16:14:31 when the palm pre will work Oct 25 16:14:35 I'll probably buy one. Oct 25 16:14:36 :) Oct 25 16:14:41 and under the week I could only work half an hour on the way to work and on the way back Oct 25 16:14:48 TAsn: cool Oct 25 16:14:58 TAsn: we hope it will work in the next time Oct 25 16:17:29 anyone has a working image? mine stops after g_ether ... Oct 25 16:19:17 hi all! Oct 25 16:19:19 =) Oct 25 16:19:37 mrmoku|away: TAsn: dos1: is there plans for implenting mms support? Oct 25 16:20:17 alexxy, yes. Oct 25 16:20:38 though to be honest, I know nothing about the protocol Oct 25 16:20:47 I also remember someone speaking about it. Oct 25 16:20:54 alexxy, I even think it's in trac. Oct 25 16:21:01 hmmmm Oct 25 16:21:09 on freesmartphone org? Oct 25 16:21:16 no Oct 25 16:21:23 freesmarphone.org already support that. Oct 25 16:21:34 it's "our fault" Oct 25 16:23:50 TAsn: really? Oct 25 16:24:07 TAsn: is it our job to decode binary messages? Oct 25 16:24:17 mrmoku, I think. Oct 25 16:24:31 ask mickey|sports ;) Oct 25 16:24:36 hmmm Oct 25 16:24:37 he should know ;) Oct 25 16:24:48 * alexxy today recieved binary messages Oct 25 16:25:04 * mrmoku has an old binary messages on his sim too Oct 25 16:25:10 *yawn* Oct 25 16:25:18 someone called? Oct 25 16:26:29 mickeyl: what is your opinion on binary messages? Oct 25 16:26:41 who's job is it to decode them? SHR or FSO? Oct 25 16:29:07 30:70 Oct 25 16:29:24 more details: Oct 25 16:29:36 mickeyl, I think you already did enough. Oct 25 16:29:36 what it is "binary message"? Oct 25 16:29:37 at some point of time i want to allow binary sms with pluggable decoders Oct 25 16:29:41 max_posedon, mms Oct 25 16:29:42 50:50 would be more fair :P Oct 25 16:29:56 mrmoku, btw, fixed sim auth? Oct 25 16:29:59 no Oct 25 16:30:00 the real work though is libmms Oct 25 16:30:01 and the other issue? Oct 25 16:30:08 TAsn, isn't mms just sms with link+wap internet? Oct 25 16:30:20 max_posedon, that's what I thought Oct 25 16:30:20 something that decodes the actual (decoded) message into something that shows pages on the UI Oct 25 16:30:23 TAsn: still having visitors from italy.. so I did not do anything :| Oct 25 16:30:26 this is where i see SHR apps doing some bits Oct 25 16:30:38 but apparently there's more to that. Oct 25 16:31:24 mrmoku, i see. :) Oct 25 16:31:50 TAsn: the only thing I did was trying to boot my shr/merge build Oct 25 16:32:00 and that without any success :( Oct 25 16:32:06 :| Oct 25 16:34:33 max_posedon: no Oct 25 16:34:39 mms its like email Oct 25 16:34:49 text + attached multimedia Oct 25 16:35:26 and by what protocol phones receives this? Oct 25 16:35:37 via gprs Oct 25 16:35:46 with special apn Oct 25 16:36:09 at least for my cell operator (MegaFon Rus) Oct 25 16:40:36 also mms can be large Oct 25 16:40:46 about 2-3M in size Oct 25 16:40:54 so they cannot be stored on sim Oct 25 16:41:19 they can contain images sounds videos and so on Oct 25 16:41:19 =) Oct 25 16:42:31 is there any ussd query on non-prepaid cards that gives a textual response? Oct 25 16:42:50 mickeyl: ? Oct 25 16:43:12 things like *#100#; Oct 25 16:44:37 well for my cell provider thare many combinations that provides different info Oct 25 16:44:44 lile current time Oct 25 16:44:47 wheather Oct 25 16:44:50 wah, cool Oct 25 16:44:54 current balance Oct 25 16:44:59 and so on Oct 25 16:45:00 where are you located? Oct 25 16:45:11 actualy about ~100 combinations Oct 25 16:45:18 in St.Petersburg Russsia Oct 25 16:45:48 mickeyl: you do build booting images from org.oe.dev, right? Oct 25 16:45:52 interesting. here in germany, we have little of that, esp. w/ non-prepaid cards Oct 25 16:46:15 mrmoku: my last one didn't boot. hang up with some strance kernel panic during init Oct 25 16:46:22 a new build is running as we speak Oct 25 16:46:30 mickeyl: also most of this combinations works in roaming Oct 25 16:46:33 mickeyl: hmm.. that sounds like our problem right now Oct 25 16:46:50 mrmoku: i guess the gcc/binutils combo is to blame Oct 25 16:47:08 argh :) Oct 25 16:47:11 yep Oct 25 16:47:22 i'm afraid we need to try reverting back to 4.1.x and binutils 2.18 Oct 25 16:47:26 mickeyl: mrmoku: thare some problems if you use combination of gcc4.4.2 and binutils 2.20 Oct 25 16:47:32 if that one boots, we have a pointer Oct 25 16:47:39 at least i have it in gentoo Oct 25 16:48:04 mickeyl: on my (pre-paid) card, there's a menu at *100#, where you would get a list of options, and you would have to reply, as in sending back a "1" for credit info, 2 for available options, etc Oct 25 16:48:42 rebelThor: yeah, prepaid cards have lots of options Oct 25 16:48:49 i don't have one :/ Oct 25 16:48:51 rebelThor: that combination simply gives the balance for my t-mobile prepaid Oct 25 16:48:51 *sigh* Oct 25 16:49:00 rebelThor: which provider are you on? Oct 25 16:49:03 mickeyl: another thing... support for upstart is not yet fully integrated in OE, right? Oct 25 16:49:10 mickeyl: Orange RO Oct 25 16:49:18 mrmoku: unfortunately yes, although i'd love to see it. palm showed it works Oct 25 16:50:35 Heinervdm: good moment Oct 25 16:50:48 [17:47] mickeyl | i'm afraid we need to try reverting back to 4.1.x and binutils 2.18 Oct 25 16:50:55 [17:47] alexxy | mickeyl: mrmoku: thare some problems if you use combination of gcc4.4.2 and binutils 2.20 Oct 25 16:51:21 Heinervdm: we're not very lonely with our 'does not boot' problem Oct 25 16:51:31 also pre 2.10 glibc cannot build with binutils 2.20 Oct 25 16:51:34 I'm flashing 4.4.2/2.19 atm. Oct 25 16:52:22 seems sane and working combination is binutils-2.19 Oct 25 16:52:26 gcc-4.3.4 Oct 25 16:52:38 and glibc 2.9 or glibc-2.10 Oct 25 16:54:14 my fedora system has 4.4.1/2.19 Oct 25 16:54:36 yes, but gcc > 4.1 and < 4.4 all sucks wrt. arm code Oct 25 16:54:44 at least that's what my toolchain experts say Oct 25 16:55:23 hmm... that is bad then Oct 25 16:55:46 hmm Oct 25 16:55:52 ok, 4.4.1/2.19 doesn't cut it Oct 25 16:56:02 INIT: PANIC segmentation violation Oct 25 16:56:05 yup Oct 25 16:56:37 fun Oct 25 16:57:03 * mickeyl reverts back to 4.1.2 Oct 25 17:02:10 is the #1024 hw fix very difficult to perform on your own? :D Oct 25 17:02:38 its easier than the buzz fix Oct 25 17:02:54 i don't think so ;) Oct 25 17:03:07 you have to remove wifi to open gsm can Oct 25 17:03:16 and i have no idea how to do that Oct 25 17:04:00 mrmoku: my home and work and cluster gentoo instalations has gcc-4.4.2/glibc-2.10/binutils-2.20 Oct 25 17:04:09 but they are x86_64 based Oct 25 17:04:23 for arm this combination cases problems Oct 25 17:06:11 rebelThor, i performed the fix myself Oct 25 17:06:25 mickeyl: also as remember gcc-4.1.x is know to be broken Oct 25 17:06:43 at least most scientiffic apps produces incorrect numerical results Oct 25 17:07:25 also gcc-4.1.x contains bug with fabs function Oct 25 17:07:43 fun Oct 25 17:07:48 back to 2.95 then? Oct 25 17:07:51 :D Oct 25 17:08:06 so in some context fabs can return values <0 Oct 25 17:08:11 no =) Oct 25 17:08:24 gcc 4.2 and higher doesnt have this bugs Oct 25 17:08:47 but contains pathetic arm code generation Oct 25 17:08:54 so i'm quite happy using quantum chemistry software like gamess-us with them Oct 25 17:09:15 rebelThor, but in a nasty way: i put another cap in parallel to (dont rmember the name of the capacitor that causes the problems) and used a thin wire which goes out of the modems can shielding that connect to + of the cap i added, the i used another wire from gnd of my cap which i soldered to gnd near where the gsm antenna is placed, i put the cap into the gsm antenna, cled the case and it works without problems, althou Oct 25 17:09:15 gh i would not suggest to do it that way Oct 25 17:09:15 well gcc-4.3.4 works well on arm Oct 25 17:09:24 both native and cross compilation Oct 25 17:09:27 did you do benchmarks? Oct 25 17:09:32 i'm not saying it doesn't work Oct 25 17:09:37 i'm saying it generates slow code Oct 25 17:09:49 hmm Oct 25 17:10:07 may be =) didnt actuly made any benchmarks Oct 25 17:10:12 for arm Oct 25 17:10:16 max_posedon: ^^^ Oct 25 17:10:28 may be he ^^ knows Oct 25 17:10:31 I didn't too Oct 25 17:13:07 * md2k7 successfully reworked his recamping device Oct 25 17:13:14 found a 10 uf cap in an old PDA Oct 25 17:13:33 seems to work Oct 25 17:13:45 md2k7: congrats Oct 25 17:13:50 enjoy 140h of standby Oct 25 17:13:58 yay :-) Oct 25 17:15:46 TAsn: what is status of this ticket #377 Oct 25 17:16:35 mrmoku: also can you add reiserfs progs to fedd Oct 25 17:16:42 as per ticket 617 Oct 25 17:25:31 alexxy: will take a look at that ticket... Oct 25 17:25:36 no dinner time though Oct 25 17:25:41 s/no/now/ Oct 25 17:25:41 mrmoku meant: now dinner time though Oct 25 17:34:57 mickeyl: I am getting currently some build errors while building fso-term Oct 25 17:35:15 have current libfso*-libs installed Oct 25 17:35:40 something with: /usr/local/include/fsoframework-2.0/fsotransport.h:259: error: expected specifier-qualifier-list before ‘GeeLinkedList’ Oct 25 17:41:24 morphis: can you paste me that .h ? Oct 25 17:41:58 mickeyl: jep Oct 25 17:43:15 mickeyl: http://pastebin.com/m7fb978b8 Oct 25 17:44:07 mickeyl: and here is the full build message: http://pastebin.com/m6526b7c5 Oct 25 17:44:25 ah Oct 25 17:44:32 libfsotransport needs gee nw Oct 25 17:44:34 now Oct 25 17:44:45 need to do some code changes Oct 25 17:45:07 ah ok Oct 25 17:46:10 hmm Oct 25 17:46:21 actually, it shoudl work Oct 25 17:46:30 hm Oct 25 17:46:39 I have the most recent version of the libfso-libs Oct 25 17:46:47 I think Oct 25 17:47:02 ah, might be a .deps problem Oct 25 17:47:07 or do you fixed something? Oct 25 17:47:36 hmm, no, looks ok as well Oct 25 17:47:49 hm Oct 25 17:48:06 maybe I need a more up-to-date version of vala? Oct 25 17:48:20 I am using currently debian's 0.7.7 version Oct 25 17:50:12 this won't build FSO, but it shouldn't bail out like that :) Oct 25 17:50:37 hm Oct 25 17:51:13 fso-term builds here Oct 25 17:51:13 so should I try to switch to fso/vala.git? Oct 25 17:51:17 did you rebuild the whole stack? Oct 25 17:51:27 somedays ago Oct 25 17:51:30 i recommend using our latest +fso version Oct 25 17:51:35 2 days ago I think Oct 25 17:51:40 might be too old Oct 25 17:51:43 ok Oct 25 17:51:54 (see www.freesmartphone.org/sources/vala...) Oct 25 17:51:58 bbiab, dinner Oct 25 17:52:09 mickey|dinner: thanks Oct 25 17:58:47 mickey|dinner, mrmoku|away: i will try to build shr/merge with gcc 4.1.2 and binutils 2.18 Oct 25 18:10:44 Heinervdm: doing that too right now Oct 25 18:11:27 jMcCloud|away: prepare for another rebuild from scratch ;) Oct 25 18:12:00 are we ditching eglibc ? Oct 25 18:12:31 or only downgrading gcc and binutils? :D Oct 25 18:12:59 i'm trying eglibc gcc 4.1.2 and binutils 2.18 Oct 25 18:13:22 yup Oct 25 18:14:57 Heinervdm: should I push it to the repo or do we want to wait for the results... Oct 25 18:15:30 though it is quite clear that we will have to change the gcc/binutil combo again... Oct 25 18:15:47 and 4.1.2/2.18 is what we have in shr/import and works fine Oct 25 18:15:53 how do i disable message notifier which always pops up whenever i started some application on Hackable 1 Oct 25 18:16:01 mrmoku: the current image won't work now anyway, so what good will it do not to push it :D Oct 25 18:16:13 yup Oct 25 18:16:14 mrmoku: the questin is, if everything else builds with that combination Oct 25 18:16:58 Heinervdm: hmm... what do we we do if not?... probably trying to fix (or downgrade) that package Oct 25 18:17:40 oh, i'm building binutils 2.19 :) Oct 25 18:17:55 missspelled the preferred version Oct 25 18:17:59 :) Oct 25 18:18:21 mrmoku, can u help me wit the above mentioned problem Oct 25 18:18:29 anyway... got to resocialize with my visitors... Oct 25 18:18:40 UberNeo: well... notfier gets started in a xsession script Oct 25 18:18:44 that's all I know Oct 25 18:19:21 in the /usr/share/application/openmoko-dialer.desktop Oct 25 18:19:33 i have made StartupNotify=false Oct 25 18:19:38 from true Oct 25 18:19:54 UberNeo: in /etc/X11/Xsession.d Oct 25 18:20:22 UberNeo: StartupNotify in desktop files is something completeley different Oct 25 18:20:29 * mrmoku got to go now Oct 25 18:20:29 bbl Oct 25 18:20:38 whts its function Oct 25 18:25:44 my SHR build quits on xserver-kdrive-glamo Oct 25 18:25:59 some stupid C header problem Oct 25 18:26:11 is that the X server to use, or should I set something else? Oct 25 18:27:26 alexxy, it's pretty closely tied with the "manage sound in a sane manner" Oct 25 18:27:34 and will probably be done soon. Oct 25 18:28:59 TAsn: thats good news for me Oct 25 18:29:00 =) Oct 25 18:29:23 though bad news for me Oct 25 18:29:26 I'm tired. :| Oct 25 18:31:31 does anybody is able to play rtsp:// stream on VLC Oct 25 18:31:35 on NEo Oct 25 18:32:43 Heinervdm: how do you set the preffered apps? I want to build it myself using gcc 4.1.2 and binutils 2.18 Oct 25 18:33:18 rebelThor: conf/distro/include/preferred-shr-version.inc Oct 25 18:33:23 thanks Oct 25 18:34:24 rtsp:// stream on VlC player on Neo ..does anybody is succeful doing this Oct 25 18:35:25 UberNeo: VLC sounds like Debian, I have SHR Oct 25 18:35:55 md2k7, yes i am using Hackable1 Oct 25 18:45:38 can anybody paste here the contents of /etc/frameworkd.conf .. Oct 25 18:46:02 UberNeo, won't do you any good on hackable:1 Oct 25 18:47:00 jMcCloud|away, i doesn't understand Oct 25 18:47:16 UberNeo, n1 doesnt use fso Oct 25 18:47:26 s/n1/h1 Oct 25 18:48:24 hi everyone Oct 25 18:48:46 soory but i can't have have my usb config working at host side Oct 25 18:49:29 i modprobed cdc_ether and usbnet but nothing s working Oct 25 18:49:47 dmesg Oct 25 18:50:38 dmesg give me hub 5-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 1 Oct 25 18:50:43 usb 5-1: device not accepting address 13, error -71 Oct 25 18:50:53 any help gretaly appreciated thx you Oct 25 19:02:54 heh, if I change my ringtone to some mp3 I have, and if I push the play button in the profiles section, I can't stop it afterwards :) Oct 25 19:03:28 it just restarts the song every time i press "stop" (in latest shr/import) Oct 25 19:04:09 that's a minor issue Oct 25 19:04:20 yeah, i know :) but it's funny Oct 25 19:04:32 i've never wanted to actually stop my ringtone, 'till now Oct 25 19:05:02 mp3 are played with aplay i think Oct 25 19:05:17 don't know if it's possible to stop it :) Oct 25 19:05:29 lol Oct 25 19:05:33 if it's using FSO's audio you can stop it Oct 25 19:05:46 remember the aplay's pid and kill the sucker :> Oct 25 19:05:55 mickeyl: FSO is too slow ;) Oct 25 19:06:08 hmm, not here Oct 25 19:06:47 perhaps the vala one is better :) Oct 25 19:07:03 hello veryone Oct 25 19:07:23 i noticed ont eh commadnline that when the button i klicked fso gets a signal to stop the ringtone, but immediately starts over (or something like that) Oct 25 19:07:31 SHR guys, why did you remove the switch to usb mass storage mode from the setting menu? Oct 25 19:07:53 GarthPS: it wasn't there at all ;P Oct 25 19:08:05 beacause I want to do a script for that but if you say me that it will be back sone, i will drope it :) Oct 25 19:08:24 GarthPS: just non-working toggle ages ago, when shr-settings was in early project stage Oct 25 19:08:27 seriously?? because before there wee 2 switch for the USB Oct 25 19:08:39 GarthPS: if you want, you can implement it in shr-settings ;) Oct 25 19:09:51 Oh I would liuke too but I still not managed to build shr so.. I have a project of an application and It is waiting for me being able to build SHR so.. I am waiting a scan of th linux magasin of the article from Julien.. Oct 25 19:11:20 I find the topic not clear enought on the tracker of SHR.. you are alwayse switching between pages... SHr will win harms if this howto was better Oct 25 19:12:00 GarthPS: then improve it ;)( Oct 25 19:12:05 dos1:sorry forget to ping uou Oct 25 19:12:40 lol!! if only I could! I am saying to you thaht I did NOT manage to understand it till the end! Oct 25 19:13:04 then tell us what you didn't understand Oct 25 19:13:23 GarthPS: shr-settings is in python, you don't need to build anything :P Oct 25 19:14:42 dos1:yes I know that but it is mutch easier for testing.. Oct 25 19:14:56 GarthPS: you're strange :P Oct 25 19:15:10 GarthPS: for me it's muuuuuch better to test python, because it doesn't need building :P Oct 25 19:15:14 dos1:maiby :) Oct 25 19:15:26 s/better/easier/ Oct 25 19:15:27 dos1 meant: GarthPS: for me it's muuuuuch easier to test python, because it doesn't need building :P Oct 25 19:15:51 dos1:yeah sure, but firstly I did not code python yet.. and secondly, anyway I need to buil shr.. Oct 25 19:17:08 I think I will write to julien to ask him to send me his article Oct 25 19:21:23 * rebelThor thinks we should have something to select the timezone on first boot Oct 25 19:21:46 rebelThor: shr-wizzard Oct 25 19:22:03 Heinervdm: is that in progress, or just on the drawing board ? Oct 25 19:22:32 rebelThor: there exists a git repo, but that's all ;) Oct 25 19:22:43 Heinervdm: got the URL handy ? Oct 25 19:22:48 or is the repo empty :D Oct 25 19:23:07 http://git.shr-project.org/git/?p=shr-wizard.git;a=summary Oct 25 19:23:20 thanks! Oct 25 19:24:10 yeah, it's full of code allright :D Oct 25 19:25:59 rebelThor: template code ;P Oct 25 19:27:13 dos1, rebelThor, Actually, the are only a couple of minor adjustments needed and shr-wizard (c part) will be ready. Oct 25 19:27:36 I'm just changing it to run a script, I did most of the adaptation (making it compile) stuff Oct 25 19:27:44 will finish it soon, hopefully. Oct 25 19:27:57 though we still need a (python?) GUI wizard to go along with it. Oct 25 19:28:19 as I don't want the wizard to be embedded in the e17 wizard. Oct 25 19:28:45 TAsn: hmm Oct 25 19:28:48 TAsn: will you remove the unneeded parts of the e17 wizzard? Oct 25 19:28:50 TAsn: i think it's job for me ;) Oct 25 19:29:16 dos1, you got the hint. :) Oct 25 19:29:19 Heinervdm, yes. Oct 25 19:29:25 actually, it's quite simple. Oct 25 19:29:26 TAsn: ok :) Oct 25 19:29:31 it's just modules Oct 25 19:29:37 we can decide not to ship them. Oct 25 19:29:45 great :) Oct 25 19:30:13 there are some that don't belong there, like the "quick launch" ? Oct 25 19:30:15 the e17 wizard doesnt even do anything useful, does it?! Oct 25 19:30:33 JesusMcCloud: it creates the .e folder Oct 25 19:30:35 actually, JesusMcCloud is right, it doesn't really :) Oct 25 19:31:04 JesusMcCloud: not yet, but we want to use it to do something useful :P Oct 25 19:31:15 TAsn: oh, i almost forgot Oct 25 19:31:40 TAsn: i decided to do niebiee theme to libphoneui-shr, as i have few nice ideas ;) Oct 25 19:31:54 ther arenT' even any themes preinstalled to select from, so the wizard is not that useful Oct 25 19:31:56 oh no!!! more blue! :( Oct 25 19:31:58 TAsn: look at http://openmoko.opendevice.org/~dos/test.edj and http://openmoko.opendevice.org/~dos/test.edj.py Oct 25 19:32:04 s/.py/.py2/ Oct 25 19:32:04 dos1 meant: TAsn: look at http://openmoko.opendevice.org/~dos/test.edj and http://openmoko.opendevice.org/~dos/test.edj.py2 Oct 25 19:32:24 rebelThor, JesusMcCloud, creates the .e folder, basic configuration and lets you choose a theme which will be useful soon. ;) Oct 25 19:32:30 TAsn: icons are temporary, i did it 100% on neo so i had to search for icons with google and links ;) Oct 25 19:32:40 dos1, lol, lamo. ;] Oct 25 19:32:44 sec, will check. Oct 25 19:33:28 TAsn, yes i read that but the other stuff where the user actually DOES ahve to select soemthing is invain Oct 25 19:33:42 yes, I know. Oct 25 19:33:42 TAsn: it's done 100% in theme, so to having it in phoneui is *only* theme issue, no code modification needed :) Oct 25 19:33:58 dos1, I only saw 3 buttons Oct 25 19:34:00 nothing special Oct 25 19:34:03 *see Oct 25 19:34:22 what did you do? Oct 25 19:34:34 oh, ok, the sliding button Oct 25 19:34:39 that's cool, you aready showed me that. Oct 25 19:35:21 dos1, as I said to mrmoku|away before, the sliding buttons are amazingly cool Oct 25 19:35:27 and I want to see them in contact/message list Oct 25 19:35:35 the enlarging picture is also very cool Oct 25 19:35:37 and fits there Oct 25 19:35:42 I didn't quite get the gif Oct 25 19:36:06 TAsn: i did animation with phone and arrow :P Oct 25 19:36:28 oh, that's you? sweet :) Oct 25 19:36:32 though it's a gif Oct 25 19:36:38 TAsn: it isn't gif Oct 25 19:36:45 cool then. ;) Oct 25 19:36:57 those are 2 layers Oct 25 19:37:21 one of them is animated with few lines of edc code Oct 25 19:37:51 the nice thing is - it doesn't need changes in app at all Oct 25 19:37:59 just replace theme, and you'll get animations Oct 25 19:38:10 heh, i was wondering "what sliding button?" as I was trying to drag the damn phone around :)) Oct 25 19:38:12 i want to do something really different than default theme for phoneui-shr ;) Oct 25 19:38:32 s/phone/phone icon Oct 25 19:38:37 dos1, same here. Oct 25 19:38:48 I just said what I wanted :) Oct 25 19:39:22 to show people it doesn't have to look the same with just replaced colors in different themes :P Oct 25 19:40:26 edje gives really nice possibilites, we just have to use them ;) Oct 25 19:41:47 :) Oct 25 19:42:02 dos1, have you been using gry* for the test?! anyways, edje is awesome, but the freerunner doesnt have the graphic power to use them. Oct 25 19:42:19 JesusMcCloud: not yet Oct 25 19:42:55 JesusMcCloud: oh, i think graphic power of freerunner is enough to get something pretty and useful :) Oct 25 19:43:26 dos1, i like the idea, it is great, the transition type might be the wrong one since it obviously is choppy Oct 25 19:43:46 JesusMcCloud: which idea? Oct 25 19:44:09 dos1, the edje test you posted with the picture sliding to bigger size Oct 25 19:44:40 oh, picture sliding - yup, sometimes it's choppy Oct 25 19:44:58 that one is only experimental one, proof-of-concept Oct 25 19:45:08 i was playing with and learning edje ;) Oct 25 19:46:34 * JesusMcCloud is looking at the edc Oct 25 19:47:07 JesusMcCloud: look at that python file without "2" on end of filename Oct 25 19:47:10 hello Oct 25 19:47:32 it has more practical usage of that "sliding button" ;) Oct 25 19:47:44 how to control volume in handset mode? Oct 25 19:48:05 dos1, i am trying to make it less choppy Oct 25 19:48:23 dos1, other animation style Oct 25 19:49:33 anybody help me to control volume in handset mode :( Oct 25 19:50:05 OPK: you have to change the alsa state file for that Oct 25 19:51:00 i see 8 files *.state in /usr/share/shr/scenarii Oct 25 19:51:20 gsmhandset.state Oct 25 19:51:39 gsmhandset.state <-- what params? Oct 25 19:51:52 OPK: don't know Oct 25 19:52:11 OPK: look at the wiki, they are discribt there Oct 25 19:52:13 so many params in this file :s Oct 25 19:53:02 dos1, it is possible to make it fluent if you dont use a zoom styl but just let the zoomed image appear over erything else, but it's not worth it since the edc become ugly, also you might want to change the order that the text is below the image Oct 25 19:53:45 in handset mode, volume so small and i can't listen Oct 25 19:53:45 yup, i was too lazy to change order ;) Oct 25 19:54:31 dos1, but the sliding button is cool Oct 25 19:54:46 JesusMcCloud: inspired by paroli :) Oct 25 19:54:54 help me plzz :( Oct 25 19:55:04 OPK: play with alsamixer Oct 25 19:55:05 dos1, looool i just looked at it, this is sooooo simple Oct 25 19:55:11 JesusMcCloud: :) Oct 25 19:55:15 JesusMcCloud: that's why i like edje :D Oct 25 19:55:29 dos1, edje is amazing Oct 25 19:56:32 i see MIXER GUI in Phone Setting but its not effect :-s Oct 25 19:56:51 dos1, but you still got to have the idea to implement it, so i pay my respects Oct 25 19:58:05 dos1, you just need mrmoku|away to actually do something with it. Oct 25 19:58:10 (sliding buttons) Oct 25 19:58:20 that's way better than the show/call/edit/bla Oct 25 19:58:30 that'll remove our need of using those ugly buttons. Oct 25 20:00:07 * JesusMcCloud looks ad phoneui edc files Oct 25 20:00:29 shr-dialer done but shr-message not work, i cant receive any message :( Oct 25 20:03:55 please help me! Oct 25 20:04:15 ~tell OPK about fr-audio Oct 25 20:05:52 OPK: "" Control 4: "Speaker Playback Volume" "" Oct 25 20:07:25 is there any way in which I could have a finer control over the size of the icons on the desktop? Oct 25 20:08:23 OPK: "" Control 4: "Speaker Playback Volume" "" <-- this value is 120 Oct 25 20:16:51 OPK: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/SHR_User_Manual#Audio:_Volume Oct 25 20:18:20 JesusMcCloud: thanks for your help earlier, got everything working nicely now =] Oct 25 20:18:48 sicu, good for you although there are no guarantees Oct 25 20:20:12 hehe, hasn't that always been the case in regard to the FR ;p Oct 25 20:32:53 OPK, Oct 25 20:32:59 edit Oct 25 20:33:02 /etc/frameworkd.conf Oct 25 20:33:15 and change Sim-Messages-FSO to SQLite-Messages Oct 25 20:33:22 i still hang at do_compile of xserver-kdrive-glamo-1.3.0.0+gitr9b28d998424c77fbc057dd3a022ccbb122793a52 Oct 25 20:33:55 md2k7, since we droppe kdrive Oct 25 20:33:58 it's not a bad thing. Oct 25 20:33:59 :) Oct 25 20:34:04 TAsn: what to compile? Oct 25 20:34:06 instead? Oct 25 20:34:14 xserver-xorg Oct 25 20:34:20 TAsn: cheers. Oct 25 20:34:20 or something like that Oct 25 20:34:24 and xorg's glamo driver. Oct 25 20:35:27 TAsn, SQLite-Message is default in message domain Oct 25 20:35:59 mrmoku|away, did you change that^ ? Oct 25 20:36:45 TAsn: xf86-video-glamo? Oct 25 20:36:47 OPK, no it's not http://git.shr-project.org/git/?p=shr-themes.git;a=blob;f=frameworkd/frameworkd-config-shr/frameworkd.conf;h=89bb3f1d481c46710f93b39f015d2a35df0c8020;hb=master Oct 25 20:36:51 md2k7, sounds right. Oct 25 20:36:52 and what's kms? Oct 25 20:37:30 ah, kernel video stuff? Oct 25 20:37:44 iirc yeah. Oct 25 20:38:08 KMS = Kernel Mode-Setting Oct 25 20:38:13 (actually, people explained it to me a couple of times already, I don't get why I can't remember) Oct 25 20:38:13 ;) Oct 25 20:38:15 but in Other Setting, i see SQLite-Messages is default in Message domain :-s Oct 25 20:38:36 oh. Oct 25 20:38:47 I think I know what's wrong. Oct 25 20:38:59 OPK, opkg list | grep libframeworkd-phonegui Oct 25 20:40:12 dos1, I'm really anxious to see what you come up with (phoneui-shr theme) Oct 25 20:40:29 libframeworkd-phonegui0 - 0.0.2+gitr759+767cc2cd22f5f15c69440018365d41980b1507aa-r10 - Frameworkd phonegui library Oct 25 20:40:51 TAsn: but you'll have to wait, as i need to find time for it ;x Oct 25 20:41:21 OPK, that's it? nothing more? Oct 25 20:41:29 OPK, opkg list | grep libphone-ui Oct 25 20:41:50 OPK, no libframeworkd-phongeui-efl ? Oct 25 20:43:38 have more libframeworkd-phongeui-efl like libframeworkd-phonegui-efl-dbg ... Oct 25 20:43:54 oops, I meant Oct 25 20:44:04 opkg list_installed | grep libframeworkd-phonegui Oct 25 20:44:08 and I want to see everything Oct 25 20:44:14 actually no need for that Oct 25 20:44:17 you are probably using efl Oct 25 20:44:27 (there are smarter ways to check that anyway) Oct 25 20:44:28 like Oct 25 20:44:28 libframeworkd-phonegui-efl0 Oct 25 20:44:36 cat /etc/frameworkd-phongeui.conf Oct 25 20:44:52 anyhow, it seems like you are using and old version of shr that doesn't work with opimd. Oct 25 20:45:02 (old = latest unstable) Oct 25 20:45:09 yes Oct 25 20:45:24 well, then you should change it to use Oct 25 20:45:31 Sim-Messages-FSO Oct 25 20:45:37 as you don't work with opimd. Oct 25 20:45:56 ok, i try Oct 25 20:46:51 (btw, this won't work until the next message you'll recieve and after an opimd restart) Oct 25 20:47:05 ok Oct 25 20:47:09 the messages you already got are stored in opimd and the only way to get them is using an opimd based client. Oct 25 20:47:18 thank you Oct 25 20:47:29 np. Oct 25 20:47:53 can someone link me to an explanation of how OE/bitbake works with versions? Oct 25 20:47:57 or just explain it Oct 25 20:48:07 e.g. I want to compile a newer version of a package Oct 25 20:53:28 ok, seems like i can just tell bitbake to 'bitbake package-1.1', according to bitbake docs Oct 25 20:54:04 * md2k7 is wondering how 3000 tasks need to be done just because of enabling building the X server Oct 25 21:01:10 how to stop ringstone when i have new message, it repeat so much though i have read Oct 25 21:03:53 Yeah! Locals built! 2 hours and 5 minutes Oct 25 21:04:27 minimal image Heinervdm ? Oct 25 21:04:46 playya_: just eglibc-locals ;) Oct 25 21:04:57 hehe. Oct 25 21:05:23 my buildhost is down because i move to dortmund tomorrow Oct 25 21:05:57 from where? Oct 25 21:09:31 TAsn: having removed libframeworkd-phonegui-efl, i still have it listed in the libraries when doing cat /etc/frameworkd-phongeui.conf, is this correct? Oct 25 21:09:44 Heinervdm, villingen schwarzwald Oct 25 21:09:51 sicu, to tell you the truth Oct 25 21:09:58 I don't understand what you did and what you are trying to do ;) Oct 25 21:10:21 quite a big change from schwarzwald to ruhrpott :) Oct 25 21:10:42 only for half a year Oct 25 21:10:57 i was born in gelsenkirchen Oct 25 21:11:39 TAsn: heh, sorry .. just trying to make sure i've got everything set up correctly for using the new phoneui apps Oct 25 21:11:47 that's easy Oct 25 21:12:18 opkg -force-depends remove libframeworkd-phonegui0 ophonekitd libframeworkd-phonegui-efl0 shr-messages/contacts/dialer Oct 25 21:12:20 and then Oct 25 21:12:39 opkg install phoneui-apps libphone-ui-shr libphone-ui0 phoneuid phonefsod Oct 25 21:12:42 or something like that ;) Oct 25 21:13:46 TAsn, i can't stop ringstone during receive new message or after read it, ringstone can't stop, help me plz. Oct 25 21:13:53 OPK, no idea. Oct 25 21:14:00 really, no idea. Oct 25 21:14:11 though it's probably something in the profile settings. Oct 25 21:14:29 anyhow, sorry, but I gtg. Oct 25 21:14:49 ciao. Oct 25 21:16:14 ok, thanks .. think i've already got things sorted by help by McCloud earlier then, was just wondering why /etc/frameworkd-phongeui.conf still had 9 references to libframeworkd-phonegui-efl Oct 25 21:16:33 cya TAsn =] Oct 25 21:17:17 sicu, because this file is dead :) Oct 25 21:17:27 you can probably remove it (weird it wasn't removed by it's own) Oct 25 21:17:27 good to know =] Oct 25 21:20:11 its ok :D Oct 25 21:22:19 That's a nice commit: http://cgit.openembedded.net/cgit.cgi/openembedded/commit/?id=3b408bf7c83901c6fec4a1c6be0205cb22f251c1 Oct 25 21:25:22 Hi, what's new with image? Oct 25 21:26:08 i don't know if it's new to you, but it doesn't boot :P Oct 25 21:26:21 no its not new.. Oct 25 21:26:29 JaMa: mickey|tv said, that gcc > 4.1 and binutils > 2.19 is brokenm so we did a downgrade to 4.1.2 and 1.18 Oct 25 21:26:53 don't know if mrmoku|away commited it Oct 25 21:27:04 it boots ok with my older image with 4.4.1 and 2.19.0.50.3.. Oct 25 21:27:09 250 task left for the kernel Oct 25 21:27:17 JaMa: and without eglibc? Oct 25 21:27:40 I don't see it in patchwork or branch... Oct 25 21:27:47 yes without eglibc.. Oct 25 21:27:57 JaMa: we are testing it first Oct 25 21:28:13 ok Oct 25 21:29:41 * JaMa just rebuilt sysvinit and is trying new image Oct 25 21:43:17 building kernel with -j 8 and watching tv is too much for my pc ... Oct 25 21:43:34 :) Oct 25 21:44:57 * JaMa reflashing Oct 25 21:46:44 hmm seems better Oct 25 21:46:58 it boots? Oct 25 21:47:44 no.. but seems like just busybox is segfaulting.. Oct 25 21:47:59 i used bash instead of busyboxed sh and it chroots Oct 25 21:48:34 and if sh from busybox is segfauting.. I guess that sysvinit cannot start enything Oct 25 21:48:52 then we switch from busybox to coreutils :) Oct 25 21:50:27 that's what I'm building now :) Oct 25 21:50:44 but I'll probably test it tomorrow.. Oct 25 21:53:54 hmm bash built before with glibc works, but bash built against eglibc doesn't so nvm... Oct 25 21:54:00 its not just busybox :/ Oct 25 21:54:42 so it's probably just eglibc Oct 25 21:55:19 probably yes Oct 25 21:55:36 gcc/binutils should be ok.. as it booted ok with my older image Oct 25 21:56:06 I've seen lots of alignment errors before.. but as warning.. Oct 25 21:56:19 maybe eglibc takes it as error instead of warning... Oct 25 21:57:03 perhaps we should just switch back to glibc Oct 25 21:57:35 I'll start build from scratch shr-lite-image tonight.. Oct 25 21:57:44 with glibc.. Oct 25 21:57:48 ok Oct 25 21:58:07 imho better test than downgrading gcc and binutils.. Oct 25 21:59:56 btw sh is not part of coreutils.. at least here Oct 25 22:00:27 not? Oct 25 22:00:34 i thought so Oct 25 22:02:08 I just unpacked coreutils there.. and it's not there.. but I removed sh link and poited it to bash.. so it should be without busybox ;) Oct 25 22:02:12 rebooting now Oct 25 22:02:49 and it hangs exactly the same... Oct 25 22:03:42 I'll try to add init=/bin/bash to append parameters fro Qi Oct 25 22:03:54 to ignore init completely Oct 25 22:08:24 hmm the same.. Oct 25 22:08:32 mrmoku|away: TAsn: btw why not use $HOME/.frameworkd/opim for storring contsacts data? Oct 25 22:08:52 alexxy, since you asked, I'll answer. Oct 25 22:08:56 but maybe only first init argument is used and first is appended there by Qi itself Oct 25 22:09:07 I think we should do it. :) Oct 25 22:09:12 but, it's not that simple Oct 25 22:09:18 * alexxy also =) Oct 25 22:09:30 as you need to handle Oct 25 22:09:36 gnite Oct 25 22:09:40 alexxy: opimd is daemon that's stared on boot Oct 25 22:09:40 data that's shared Oct 25 22:09:48 between users. Oct 25 22:09:51 it does not know the user! Oct 25 22:09:53 Heinervdm: i know Oct 25 22:09:57 Heinervdm, not quite. Oct 25 22:10:08 I mean, I think it can know if you use the session bus. Oct 25 22:10:17 does some one know how to determine if an µsd card is present in the freerunner? Oct 25 22:10:37 TAsn: yes, but it uses system bus Oct 25 22:10:40 Heinervdm, atm. Oct 25 22:10:52 but it should probably change. Oct 25 22:11:01 "ls /dev|grep mmcbl " is not a good idea.. Oct 25 22:11:10 it shouldn'T do that, because contact's and messages are user dependet stuff Oct 25 22:11:22 exactly. Oct 25 22:11:31 so it should use the session bus. Oct 25 22:11:50 yes Oct 25 22:12:21 mrmoku|away, btw, I think we can gradually move to using a non root user. Oct 25 22:12:28 (after we get a working image) Oct 25 22:12:36 phoneuid can work as a user Oct 25 22:12:54 same goes for phonefsod Oct 25 22:12:55 so at least the basic phone stuff can work like this. Oct 25 22:13:10 we only need to modify permissions in dbus Oct 25 22:13:29 for a special "phone" group (is it possible to specify a group, or only a user?) Oct 25 22:13:37 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * r222bf25b2712 10/fsogsmd/src/lib/atcommand.vala: fsogsmd: change interface declaration order to work around https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=599595 Oct 25 22:14:05 excuse me SHR guys, how do you do to know if an sd card is present? Oct 25 22:14:37 GarthPS, that's easy, try to write on it, and if it fails, it's probably not there ;] Oct 25 22:14:47 GarthPS: try to mount it Oct 25 22:15:00 DocScrutinizer, hehe, same response. Oct 25 22:15:06 or check if it's already mounted Oct 25 22:15:13 a shitty one :) Oct 25 22:15:44 hum not good enought..I explane..I want to make a script to swith between usb-ethernet and usb-mass storage.. Oct 25 22:15:56 so...? Oct 25 22:15:58 but befor I need to know if there is a card Oct 25 22:16:01 so what do you need that for? Oct 25 22:16:02 Hit the phone with the hammer. If there isn't a SD card flying around your room, there wasn't a SD card inside with 5% confidence. Repeat 100 times to get 99% confidence. Oct 25 22:16:04 GarthPS, why? Oct 25 22:16:27 you can store on NAND Oct 25 22:16:32 (I think) Oct 25 22:16:48 GarthPS: is mass storage gadget stable? Oct 25 22:17:01 GarthPS: see my bug report Oct 25 22:17:09 if there is no card it will not be possible to mount it and use it as UMS! Oct 25 22:17:15 anyway, check if it's mounted, if not -> try mount /dev/mmcblk Oct 25 22:17:25 lindi-: forme yes Oct 25 22:17:32 if both fails; no uSD Oct 25 22:17:39 And it probably shouldn't be mounted when you're using mass storage gadget Oct 25 22:18:01 GarthPS, but you still have NAND to mass store files on ;) Oct 25 22:18:02 GarthPS: interesting, can you add info about it to trac? Oct 25 22:18:38 ok well to anderstand wel my question you need to see my script.. Oct 25 22:18:38 well, if you *really* do NOT want to mount, then try accessing the phy dev Oct 25 22:18:39 http://pastebin.com/m7774f611 Oct 25 22:18:44 GarthPS: check retrun code of dd if=/dev/mmcblk0 count=1 bs=1 Oct 25 22:19:17 larsc: seems same solution :-) Oct 25 22:19:26 larsc: can you quote it please.. Oct 25 22:19:37 huh? Oct 25 22:19:55 [2009-10-25 23:18:44] GarthPS: check retrun code of 'dd if=/dev/mmcblk0 count=1 bs=1' Oct 25 22:19:57 I don't understand wher le commande begin.. Oct 25 22:20:02 better? Oct 25 22:20:03 ah thx Oct 25 22:20:36 GarthPS: Also, make sure that it is not mounted. Oct 25 22:20:45 GarthPS: And umount it Oct 25 22:20:54 you forgot ' of=/dev/null' Oct 25 22:21:25 otherwise prepare for mess Oct 25 22:21:26 to many responses!!!! :D Oct 25 22:21:59 GarthPS: 'dd if=/dev/mmcblk0 of=/dev/null count=1 bs=1' Oct 25 22:22:24 GarthPS: 'dd if=/dev/mmcblk0 of=/dev/null count=1 bs=1 || echo "no uSD present" ' Oct 25 22:22:30 Is there a way to check if a device is open by something from /sys/block/XXX? Oct 25 22:22:45 errr? Oct 25 22:22:49 lsof? Oct 25 22:22:49 a more cleaner solution probably would be to check the mmc sysfs nodes Oct 25 22:23:02 DocScrutinizer: If it is mounted it wouldn't show up in lsof Oct 25 22:23:03 aaah Oct 25 22:23:26 If there's LVM on the SD card, and the LVM is mounted, it won't be shown in mount Oct 25 22:24:07 thrashold: /dev/mmcblk0 should always work Oct 25 22:24:23 Also, if there is a fuse filesystem, and it's mounted, it will show up in lsof but might not show up in mount, etc Oct 25 22:24:43 afaik it's not even there, if there's no uSD and thus no udev loads driver Oct 25 22:25:24 Right, but if you share it as a usb shared gadget with the host, and the host writes to it while you have it mounted, and you write to it while it is mounted, shit happens Oct 25 22:25:42 the /sys might be problematic if you deliberately powered down the uSD slot Oct 25 22:26:19 though /dev is as well Oct 25 22:26:46 probably a modprobe && lsmod | grep should do Oct 25 22:27:34 thrashold: (write while mounted) so what? unmount it! ;-P Oct 25 22:27:42 thaht right I could completely don't check for a card but it wil be not very serious.. :s Oct 25 22:27:44 you know it's there ;-) Oct 25 22:28:14 Which is the module for the sd card? Oct 25 22:28:26 lindi-: info about what? Oct 25 22:29:03 assuming the kernel does a probing for uSD during boot, a mere "lsmod | grep mmcfoo" might do quite flawlessly Oct 25 22:29:25 DocScrutinizer: The point is that I think that one should check before switching usb storage gadget :) (Also, if there was a way to disable access to the device from elsewhere, but I don't think this is possible) Oct 25 22:29:37 thrashold: glamo-mmc? mmcglamo? Oct 25 22:29:58 Oh, it's in the kernel, that's why it isn't showing up Oct 25 22:30:03 glamo-mci Oct 25 22:30:11 that's it Oct 25 22:30:50 oh shit, yes it's prolly a builtin. After all we might want to boot uSD XD Oct 25 22:31:54 I'd guess for GarthPS a mere 'dd if=/dev/mmcblk0 of=/dev/null count=1 bs=1 || echo "no uSD present" ' should do Oct 25 22:32:28 DoScrutinizer: bope doesnot work Oct 25 22:32:46 GarthPS: your setup Oct 25 22:32:46 root@om-gta02 ~ $ dd if=/dev/mmcblk0 of=/dev/null count=1 bs=1 || echo "no uSD present" Oct 25 22:32:46 1+0 records in Oct 25 22:32:46 1+0 records out Oct 25 22:32:46 root@om-gta02 ~ $ Oct 25 22:33:11 err, maybe if=/dev/mmcblk1 ?? Oct 25 22:33:16 nah Oct 25 22:33:22 sorry, nevermind Oct 25 22:33:25 lindi-: I don't understand.. I am on SHR unstable with a µsd card in the phone.. what do you want? :) Oct 25 22:33:47 /dev/mmcblk0 Oct 25 22:33:48 (here) Oct 25 22:34:26 GarthPS: so with uSD the result you pasted above is absolutely correct, no? Oct 25 22:35:06 euuu well Ther is a µsd but I don't understand the result of the commande so... :) Oct 25 22:35:11 there Oct 25 22:35:18 GarthPS, you didn't get a Oct 25 22:35:22 "no uSD present" Oct 25 22:35:27 which means there's one present. Oct 25 22:35:27 :) Oct 25 22:35:31 nope Oct 25 22:35:35 ah lol ok Oct 25 22:35:41 autant pour moi Oct 25 22:35:44 my fault Oct 25 22:35:49 that's ok. Oct 25 22:35:55 ..bit dummy this evening.. Oct 25 22:36:04 don't drink and code. Oct 25 22:36:12 yeahhh I know.. Oct 25 22:36:21 it was juste one... Oct 25 22:36:34 (gegin always like that..) Oct 25 22:36:39 (begin always like that..) Oct 25 22:36:57 you should take a breath test. Oct 25 22:37:02 ok i reboot without th eµsd to test it Oct 25 22:37:11 hehe locking the IDE with a breathalizer Oct 25 22:37:11 ;] Oct 25 22:37:26 oh yeah!! a big breath! I love that! Oct 25 22:38:07 eu chest I mean Oct 25 22:40:52 DoScrutinizer: can you explane to me your trick(commande)? Oct 25 22:42:00 which trick? Oct 25 22:43:39 dd if=/dev/mmcblk0 of=/dev/null count=1 bs=1 || echo "no uSD present" Oct 25 22:43:56 GarthPS: "man dd"; "man echo"; "man bash" "/An OR list has the form" Oct 25 22:44:17 DoScrutinizer: lol! I did man dd but still.. Oct 25 22:46:06 GarthPS: /dev/mmcblk0 is the physical device node of the uSD. dd tries to copy a block of 1 byte size to nirvana. If it fails it throws error, which causes the second half of the or list to get executed Oct 25 22:46:27 GarthPS: I don't think I could be any more verbose now Oct 25 22:47:05 DoScrutinizer: yeah yeah. it is "nickel"! Oct 25 22:47:10 thx! Oct 25 22:47:59 but I cas that I succed does it mean that I have write a bit to the SC card? it s not bad? to write it anywhere? Oct 25 22:54:06 DoScrutinizer: does the system do the same to know if th sd card is present? Oct 25 22:57:08 GarthPS: dd copies FROM uSD TO /dev/null Oct 25 22:57:27 please get sober Oct 25 22:58:12 DoScrutinizer: ok . i will come back another time. thanks for your help anyway. Oct 25 22:59:06 GarthPS: system tries to load/initialize the kernel driver. If kernel driver succeeds to communicate to uSD it creates the /dev/mmcblk0, otherwise system knows there's no uSD Oct 25 23:00:00 you could find the traces of this action in 'logread' or 'dmesg' Oct 25 23:00:11 during system boot Oct 25 23:01:07 DoScrutinizer: yeah i have re read your commande. and effectively .. I was ...stupid.. . now It is crystal clear. Oct 25 23:01:30 sorry to have insisted (and for my english :p) Oct 25 23:02:04 (but stil! I have learn somethinig !) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Oct 26 02:59:58 2009