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Aug 13 04:04:51 <pespin> JaMa|Off, shr-image do_rootfs (om-gta02) is failing here: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/457576/   I'll look at it tomorrow, it's quite late now ;)
Aug 13 06:51:02 <mrmoku>  /quit
Aug 13 06:51:05 <mrmoku> hehe
Aug 13 07:00:46 <JaMa|Off> mrmoku: :P
Aug 13 07:08:43 <mrmoku> moin JaMa|Off :)
Aug 13 07:09:30 <JaMa|Off> moin
Aug 13 07:35:14 <CIA-82> SHR: 03Martin.Jansa 07shr-chroot * r67e66f220566 10/ (280 files in 34 dirs): system upgrade
Aug 13 07:39:30 <CIA-82> SHR: 03Martin.Jansa 07shr-chroot * r6df195a08f47 10/ (13 files in 5 dirs): bitbake upgrade
Aug 13 08:33:55 <mrmoku> mickeyl: do you have commit access for alsa.vapi? Or should I add a temporary local one?
Aug 13 08:34:06 * mrmoku is missing set_... in ElemId
Aug 13 10:30:08 <morphis> mickeyl: ping
Aug 13 11:56:36 <anarsoul> gnutoo: hi, tested linux-next on my s3c2442-based PDA, looks like ts works with dummy regulator
Aug 13 11:56:52 <anarsoul> however, it complains: _regulator_get: s3c24xx-adc supply vdd not found, using dummy regulator
Aug 13 12:01:43 <mickeyl> mrmoku: i have commit access, but it will take a while until it shows up in a release, so feel free to create a local one, but tell me what to add to upstream
Aug 13 12:03:27 <mrmoku> mickeyl: ok, I just add the missing stuff to ElemId and it will merge? or do I have to replace it completely?
Aug 13 12:05:15 <mickeyl> mrmoku: unfortunately you can't add stuff to classes, only to namespaces
Aug 13 12:05:31 <dos1> JaMa|Off: ping
Aug 13 12:05:48 <dos1> JaMa|Off: i've had to manually "make setup-bitbake" before building in 32-bit chroot
Aug 13 12:06:17 <mrmoku> mickeyl: ok, then I probably have to give it another name too...
Aug 13 12:06:49 <dos1> JaMa|Off: shr-core/bitbake was broken symlink after doing "make setup-shr-core"
Aug 13 12:07:09 <mickeyl> mrmoku: or try to see whether the local alsa gets preferred over the remote one
Aug 13 12:07:23 <mrmoku> ok, will try, thanks
Aug 13 12:08:52 * mickeyl takes another look at n_gsm. Alan Cox provided a patch to fix the shutdown problem I've found
Aug 13 12:08:58 <JaMa|Off> dos1: you should use bitbake from shr-chroot itself
Aug 13 12:09:25 <JaMa|Off> dos1: setup-bitbake is usefull only if you want to test different bitbake branch or something
Aug 13 12:09:42 <dos1> JaMa|Off: still, something was broken
Aug 13 12:09:50 <JaMa|Off> dos1: but you're right bitbake in 32bit is probably too old :/
Aug 13 12:10:09 <mrmoku> mickeyl: alsaext.vapi:27.5-27.23: note: previous definition of `ElemId' was here
Aug 13 12:10:12 <mrmoku> :/
Aug 13 12:10:15 <mickeyl> bummer
Aug 13 12:10:22 <mrmoku> will give it an Ext then ...
Aug 13 12:10:31 <mickeyl> yes
Aug 13 12:10:37 <dos1> JaMa|Off: but now it's building and seems to be working
Aug 13 12:39:05 <CIA-82> SHR: 03Martin.Jansa 07meta-smartphone * r5a5e815b17dc 10/meta-shr/recipes-shr/tasks/task-shr-feed.bb: task-shr-feed: remove missing recipes or recipes with missing dependencies
Aug 13 12:56:51 <mrmoku> mickeyl: gah, isn't there some nice string.get_tag to get a part quoted by ' ?
Aug 13 13:29:05 <rah> running "bitbake devshell", I get the following error compiling bison:
Aug 13 13:29:09 <rah> configure:9788: error: possibly undefined macro: gl_GLIBC21
Aug 13 13:29:42 <rah> anyone else finding this?
Aug 13 13:29:50 <rah> (and have a simple workaround? :-)
Aug 13 14:21:00 <mrmoku> DocScrutinizer51: hey, enjoying Berlin?
Aug 13 14:37:19 <CIA-82> freesmartphone.org: 03angelo 07angelox/testing * r172a345e47d4 10aurora/aurora-applications/app-settings/AboutPage.qml: aurora-settings: fix position of aurora text
Aug 13 14:37:20 <CIA-82> freesmartphone.org: 03angelo 07angelox/testing * r851cfd0b931d 10aurora/aurora-applications/app-settings/ (SettingButtonStyle.qml SettingsPage.qml): aurora-settings: for now,disable icons
Aug 13 14:37:20 <CIA-82> freesmartphone.org: 03angelo 07angelox/testing * r45ef61a0edcc 10aurora/aurora-applications/app-settings/ (AboutAurora.qml AboutPage.qml List.qml qmldir): aurora-applications: add a page for informations of Aurora and clean again AboutPage
Aug 13 17:19:53 <gnutoo> I'm back
Aug 13 17:24:23 <dos1> JaMa|Off: "WARNING: Recipe task-x11 is marked as only being architecture specific but seems to have machine specific packages?! The recipe may as well mark itself as machine specific directly."
Aug 13 17:28:37 <dos1> JaMa|Off: (that's shr-core)
Aug 13 17:31:55 <gnutoo> hmmmm
Aug 13 17:31:58 <gnutoo> shr-core:
Aug 13 17:32:04 <gnutoo> init works
Aug 13 17:32:11 <gnutoo> it gives a shell on the serial console
Aug 13 17:32:16 <gnutoo> but X doesn't start
Aug 13 17:36:54 <gnutoo> now I've a black screen
Aug 13 17:37:04 <gnutoo> and nothiing happens
Aug 13 17:37:37 <gnutoo> serial console fails to work now
Aug 13 17:46:53 <gnutoo> font issues....in console(vala-terminal)
Aug 13 17:49:59 <gnutoo> I'll retry to extract the rootfs
Aug 13 18:02:38 <gnutoo> there is too much to fix.....
Aug 13 18:04:20 <gnutoo> I need a todo list,,,,
Aug 13 18:05:03 <gnutoo> ahhh icons are there this time
Aug 13 18:05:36 <gnutoo> but fonts are still plackinfg
Aug 13 18:05:49 <gnutoo> *lacking
Aug 13 18:52:47 <gnutoo> hi mrmoku` 
Aug 13 18:52:59 <gnutoo> JaMa|Off: hi
Aug 13 18:53:05 <gnutoo> I often ear of opkg-cl
Aug 13 18:53:27 <gnutoo> what is it?
Aug 13 18:54:31 <dos1> gnutoo: that's opkg :)
Aug 13 18:54:42 <dos1> gnutoo: actually, opkg is just symlink to opkg-cl
Aug 13 18:54:58 <dos1> as opkg-cl was supposed to be one of frontends on top on libopkg
Aug 13 18:54:59 <gnutoo> yes
Aug 13 18:55:04 <gnutoo> ah ok
Aug 13 18:55:11 <gnutoo> because I have that:
Aug 13 18:55:24 <gnutoo> /usr/bin/opkg-cl 
Aug 13 18:55:26 <dos1> (but opkg-cl has actually own libopkg implementation :x)
Aug 13 18:55:26 <gnutoo> -sh: /usr/bin/opkg-cl: No such file or directory
Aug 13 18:55:32 <gnutoo> ok
Aug 13 18:55:41 <gnutoo> dos1: you're the one who did shr-installer right?
Aug 13 18:55:44 <dos1> which is strange and sucks
Aug 13 18:55:49 <dos1> gnutoo: yup
Aug 13 18:55:57 <gnutoo> ok nice
Aug 13 18:56:08 <gnutoo> it should be revived at some point(not right now)
Aug 13 18:56:26 <dos1> yes, it's probably completely outdated non
Aug 13 18:56:27 <dos1> now*
Aug 13 18:56:54 <gnutoo> I think some stuff still work
Aug 13 18:56:55 <dos1> i'll try to play with my python apps a bit in next few days
Aug 13 18:57:03 <gnutoo> ok
Aug 13 18:57:34 <dos1> now i'm waiting for first build to finish :]
Aug 13 18:57:40 <gnutoo> ok
Aug 13 18:58:14 <gnutoo> I guess that my first task would be to fix opkg in the images
Aug 13 19:00:03 <dos1> gnutoo: shr-core?
Aug 13 19:00:34 <gnutoo> yes
Aug 13 19:00:45 <gnutoo> but I've no idea how to fix it
Aug 13 19:00:46 <dos1> gnutoo: i'm building it ATM
Aug 13 19:00:58 <gnutoo> it says file not found but the file is there
Aug 13 19:01:13 <dos1> gnutoo: what ldd says?
Aug 13 19:01:14 <gnutoo> maybe it's compiled for the wrong arch
Aug 13 19:01:44 <gnutoo> I'll take a look with binutils
Aug 13 19:02:31 <gnutoo> mrmoku`: does opkg works for you?
Aug 13 19:03:33 <mrmoku`> hi gnutoo 
Aug 13 19:03:43 <mrmoku`> on the core image?
Aug 13 19:03:56 <gnutoo> hi, yes
Aug 13 19:04:37 <mrmoku`> let me check
Aug 13 19:06:15 <mrmoku`> opkg update tries to download... but fails due to missing network
Aug 13 19:06:26 <paulk> hi! I've some problems running shr on htc dream: I setup an ext2 partition (the only one) on uSD and booted the .fastboot kernel via fastboot, so it boots and then shows some black and white lines
Aug 13 19:06:38 <paulk> and after a moment, reboots to the flashed system
Aug 13 19:07:25 <paulk> I thought this could be related to the battery since when I tired first, it was near 5%
Aug 13 19:07:31 <gnutoo> hi
Aug 13 19:07:38 <paulk> but now it's  ~30%
Aug 13 19:07:39 <mrmoku> path is wrong
Aug 13 19:07:55 <paulk> note that it already worked on this particular phone
Aug 13 19:08:18 <gnutoo> paulk, if it reboots and don't show the SHR logo it means that it didn't find the rootfs
Aug 13 19:08:29 <paulk> ah ok
Aug 13 19:08:30 <gnutoo> if you see the black lines it means that the kenrel booted
Aug 13 19:08:38 <gnutoo> *black and white
Aug 13 19:08:38 <paulk> ok
Aug 13 19:08:47 <paulk> then I'll make it ext3
Aug 13 19:08:51 <paulk> instead of ext2
Aug 13 19:09:00 <paulk> I'm using the latest shr-u
Aug 13 19:09:31 <gnutoo> yes try that
Aug 13 19:09:40 <gnutoo> I don't remember when I added ext3
Aug 13 19:09:42 <gnutoo> *ext2
Aug 13 19:10:02 <paulk> I remember that last time it worked, the partition was ext3 here
Aug 13 19:10:22 <gnutoo> yes, maybe I forgott to add ext2 at the end
Aug 13 19:10:29 <paulk> we'll see
Aug 13 19:10:36 <gnutoo> else, always format with a microsd reader
Aug 13 19:10:43 <gnutoo> not within the phone
Aug 13 19:10:56 <paulk> of course, that's what I always do
Aug 13 19:11:07 <gnutoo> if you use android for extracting the rootfs and creating an ext3 it doesn't work
Aug 13 19:11:23 <paulk> ok
Aug 13 19:11:30 <gnutoo> because android exports /dev/mmcblk0p1 not /dev/mmcblk0
Aug 13 19:11:38 <gnutoo> ok
Aug 13 19:11:56 <paulk> btw I tested the resistor thing for Nexus S
Aug 13 19:12:06 <paulk> gnutoo: so I had to cut my connector
Aug 13 19:12:12 <gnutoo> ok
Aug 13 19:12:22 <paulk> so it works on nexus s too
Aug 13 19:12:38 <paulk> I was able to get in download mode using a specific value
Aug 13 19:12:39 <gnutoo> nice
Aug 13 19:12:44 <paulk> (the mode to use with heimdall)
Aug 13 19:13:05 <paulk> then I tried uart-realted stuff
Aug 13 19:13:07 <gnutoo> wow
Aug 13 19:13:08 <paulk> and it seems to work
Aug 13 19:13:15 <gnutoo> ok
Aug 13 19:13:20 <paulk> but I don't have any UART to USB adapter
Aug 13 19:13:31 <paulk> but the PC recognized something on USB
Aug 13 19:13:36 <paulk> but was unable to handle it
Aug 13 19:13:36 <gnutoo> ok
Aug 13 19:13:39 <mrmoku> ahh... ouch... ip changed :P
Aug 13 19:13:50 <paulk> gnutoo: so I guess I should buy http://www.dealextreme.com/p/usb-to-uart-5-pin-cp2102-module-serial-converter-81872
Aug 13 19:13:59 <paulk> (UART to USB converter)
Aug 13 19:14:06 <gnutoo> I'll ask cellbots for the serial port
Aug 13 19:14:19 <gnutoo> hmmm
Aug 13 19:15:04 <gnutoo> usb serial is for laptop/desktops
Aug 13 19:15:23 <gnutoo> then you need a level shifter for the phone
Aug 13 19:15:30 <paulk> ah?
Aug 13 19:16:55 <gnutoo> basically it gives serial to your laptop
Aug 13 19:17:28 <gnutoo> mrmoku: only lo is up
Aug 13 19:17:58 <PaulFertser> I recommend ft232 chips
Aug 13 19:18:34 <mrmoku> gnutoo: ok, I'm in via ssh now
Aug 13 19:18:44 <PaulFertser> But for $9 that converter looks like a nice deal.
Aug 13 19:18:47 <mrmoku> gnutoo: opkg list_installed works fine
Aug 13 19:18:49 <gnutoo> + ssh not started
Aug 13 19:18:58 <mrmoku> ssh was started for me
Aug 13 19:19:00 <mrmoku> network too
Aug 13 19:19:07 <mrmoku> though the ip address changed to 192.168.7.2
Aug 13 19:19:13 <gnutoo> -sh: /usr/bin/opkg: No such file or directory
Aug 13 19:19:21 <mrmoku> yeah
Aug 13 19:19:22 <mrmoku> su -
Aug 13 19:19:27 <mrmoku> after that path is correct
Aug 13 19:19:48 <mrmoku> looks like bash config is broken
Aug 13 19:20:03 <gnutoo> ftdi is nice for jtag
Aug 13 19:22:06 <gnutoo> g_ether not loaded
Aug 13 19:22:14 <mrmoku> hmm... it is for me
Aug 13 19:22:22 <gnutoo> strange
Aug 13 19:22:38 <gnutoo> should I rebuild from scratch?
Aug 13 19:22:38 <paulk> anhway, someone has it working with an UART to USB converter on galaxy s: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=925034
Aug 13 19:22:42 <paulk> anyway*
Aug 13 19:22:57 <mrmoku> gnutoo: no idea if that is the problem
Aug 13 19:23:09 <mrmoku> maybe your still missing some part in the layering setup...
Aug 13 19:23:11 <paulk> and he was able to get the 2nd bootloader output
Aug 13 19:23:14 <mrmoku> s/your/you're/
Aug 13 19:23:15 <apt> mrmoku meant: maybe you're still missing some part in the layering setup...
Aug 13 19:23:22 <paulk> which said "IROM e-fused version."
Aug 13 19:23:52 <gnutoo> mrmoku: I built without the shr branch at first
Aug 13 19:24:35 <mrmoku> ok, maybe then there is some wrong package staged... then a rebuild from scratch would be the solution 
Aug 13 19:24:56 <gnutoo> ok
Aug 13 19:25:06 <gnutoo> I'll do that then
Aug 13 19:26:00 <mrmoku> JaMa|Off: screen calibration is somehow off
Aug 13 19:26:09 <mrmoku> at least the keyboard behaves strangely
Aug 13 19:26:09 <gnutoo> not for me
Aug 13 19:26:14 <mrmoku> DocScrutinizer51: hey
Aug 13 19:26:14 <gnutoo> a bit off
Aug 13 19:26:19 <gnutoo> but usable
Aug 13 19:26:22 <mrmoku> DocScrutinizer51: enjoying berlin?
Aug 13 19:26:32 <mrmoku> gnutoo: exactly
Aug 13 19:26:55 <gnutoo> for rebuilding from scratch IO rm tmpdir + sstate?
Aug 13 19:27:01 <mrmoku> DocScrutinizer51: the day I need some amix files to test is coming closer :-)
Aug 13 19:27:27 <mrmoku> gnutoo: I have _no_ idea what sstate is
Aug 13 19:27:34 <gnutoo> ok
Aug 13 19:27:53 <gnutoo> a bit like package staging in oe
Aug 13 19:27:57 <gnutoo> *old oe
Aug 13 19:28:30 <mrmoku> ok
Aug 13 19:29:28 <gnutoo> paulk: any idea on where is located the serial port connector on the nexus S??
Aug 13 19:29:39 <paulk> no
Aug 13 19:29:44 <gnutoo> ok
Aug 13 19:29:48 <paulk> maybe I should look at the teardown
Aug 13 19:31:01 <mrmoku> JaMa|Off: local builds work fine with core... which I very much appreciate :-D
Aug 13 19:31:08 <DocScrutinizer51> mrmoku: tomorrw I'll head home, so no problem
Aug 13 19:32:12 <mrmoku> DocScrutinizer51: ok :)
Aug 13 19:32:42 * mrmoku back after shower
Aug 13 19:32:50 <gnutoo> JaMa|Off: what should I delete to rebuild from scratch?
Aug 13 19:33:19 <gnutoo> only sstate and tmpdir?
Aug 13 19:45:57 <dos1> gnutoo: we are using plain fbdev driver in SHR@N900, aren't we?
Aug 13 19:46:07 <pespin> ls
Aug 13 19:46:11 <pespin> ops >.<
Aug 13 19:46:23 <gnutoo> dos1: no xf86-video-omapfb
Aug 13 19:46:42 <gnutoo> that has even XV acceleration but no xrandr -o 1 unfortunately
Aug 13 19:48:10 <dos1> gnutoo: on maemo they used patched fbdev to have acceleration and xrandr support
Aug 13 19:48:59 <dos1> on meego it's called xorg-x11-drv-fbdev-sgx
Aug 13 19:49:57 <dos1> gnutoo: http://build.meego.com/package/files?package=xorg-x11-drv-fbdev-sgx&project=devel%3Adevices%3An900
Aug 13 19:51:25 <dos1> it also has XV acceleration
Aug 13 19:51:54 <mrmoku> and needs a binary blob, no?
Aug 13 19:52:19 <dos1> mrmoku: dunno
Aug 13 19:52:45 <dos1> it's quite hard to google about it, as package name in maemo was just xserver-xorg-video-fbdev
Aug 13 19:53:23 <gnutoo> dos1: that depend on the non-free 3d drivers
Aug 13 19:53:34 <gnutoo> we can't use that but we have a beatifull xf86-video-omapfb
Aug 13 19:53:39 <dos1> sucks
Aug 13 19:54:07 <dos1> so implementing xrandr in xf86-video-omapfb is the only way?
Aug 13 19:54:12 <dos1> what do they use in meego?
Aug 13 19:54:57 <pespin> anybody having problems building shr-image with shr-core? it's failin g on do_rootfs here
Aug 13 19:55:01 <gnutoo> something non-free
Aug 13 19:55:06 <pespin> with error -> Unknown package 'locale-base-en-gb'.
Aug 13 19:55:31 <pespin> btw I uncommented GLIBC_GENERATE_LOCALES = "en_US.UTF-8"   in case it's related
Aug 13 19:56:31 <dos1> gnutoo: so i guess it's that fbdev-sgx then
Aug 13 19:56:56 <mrmoku> pespin: hehe, I know that one very well :P
Aug 13 19:56:56 <gnutoo> yes possible but since it's non-free why bother?
Aug 13 19:57:06 <dos1> gnutoo: what's the difference between -omap3 and -omapfb?
Aug 13 19:57:33 <mrmoku> pespin: easiest solution is to give it that damn en locale and add it go GLIBC_GENERATE_LOCALES
Aug 13 19:57:58 <gnutoo> -omapfb exist,-omap3 doesn't exist and is a typo
Aug 13 19:58:04 <dos1> gnutoo: if something non-free would be easy to install, then i would temporialy use it just on my phone to be able to code in python easly :P
Aug 13 19:58:07 <dos1> gnutoo: ok, thanks
Aug 13 19:58:18 <pespin> mrmoku, I'll take the easy one :P
Aug 13 19:58:30 <dos1> i'll look what can i do with omapfb
Aug 13 19:58:39 <gnutoo> dos1, it's not easy....
Aug 13 19:58:50 <pespin> mrmoku, GLIBC_GENERATE_LOCALES = "en_US.UTF-8 en_GB.UTF-8"    ?
Aug 13 19:58:50 <gnutoo> and you can code in python with -omapfb
Aug 13 19:59:36 <mrmoku> pespin: yup, looks good
Aug 13 20:00:17 <dos1> gnutoo: well, i prefer to code even on gta02 than on n900 in landscape :P
Aug 13 20:00:34 <mrmoku> dos1: write longer lines then ;)
Aug 13 20:00:48 <gnutoo> dos1: then I've the solution for you
Aug 13 20:01:10 <gnutoo> use xf86-video-fbdev (the free one)
Aug 13 20:01:19 <dos1> it has xrandr support?
Aug 13 20:01:40 <gnutoo> no, it has static rotation support however
Aug 13 20:01:56 <mrmoku> doesn't omapfb have that too?
Aug 13 20:02:17 <gnutoo> modify xorg.conf, restart X and you have a rotation
Aug 13 20:02:41 <gnutoo> mrmoku: not as far as I know....
Aug 13 20:02:48 <mrmoku> hmm, ok
Aug 13 20:03:09 <dos1> great!
Aug 13 20:03:58 <gnutoo> dos1 look at htcdream's xorg.conf config....it has an example on how to rotate it....
Aug 13 20:11:41 <mrmoku> dos1: you could let e do the rotation
Aug 13 20:14:16 <dos1> mrmoku: you mean whole desktop or single apps?
Aug 13 20:17:32 <dos1> gnutoo: hmm... i found that -omap3 is -omapfb with NEON optimization turned on
Aug 13 20:19:10 <gnutoo> ok
Aug 13 20:19:25 <gnutoo> omap3 is debian package then
Aug 13 20:44:40 <pespin> mrmoku, it seems I need to rebuild some package before rebuilding shr-image >.<
Aug 13 20:53:54 <DocScrutinizer51> quite funny hackers' woodstock here :-)
Aug 13 20:59:03 <DocScrutinizer51> ~ping
Aug 13 20:59:04 <apt> ~pong
Aug 14 00:57:54 <CIA-82> freesmartphone.org: 03angelo 07angelox/testing * rcaba8174e691 10aurora/aurora-components/components/ (Slider.qml qmldir): aurora-components: implement Slider component
Aug 14 01:05:40 <CIA-82> freesmartphone.org: 03angelo 07angelox/testing * rf781ef0c0bd5 10aurora/aurora-applications/ (8 files in 2 dirs): aurora-applications: add Aoura,a webbrowser for Aurora,it uses WebKit at this moment.
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