**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Jan 02 02:59:56 2012 Jan 02 07:55:36 rah: yes, we don't have gta01 and nobody to test it :/ Jan 02 08:31:10 mrmoku: I was thinking about that one big libefl tree and from OE POV there is big disadvantage, that we need e.g. edje-native for edje_cc and then we'll have to build whole libefl-native maybe with lots of native deps if the options don't allow to build only specific parts of libefl tree Jan 02 08:45:31 JaMa: ohh... yes, indeed Jan 02 08:45:36 that is bad Jan 02 08:45:55 maybe something we should take up with e-devels Jan 02 08:46:01 TAsn: ^ Jan 02 08:48:41 anyone against merging 015/016 to public feed today? Jan 02 08:49:14 015 reports are good, but there weren't images, so 016 will be just image build and then rsync of all to public feed Jan 02 08:51:12 and I'll create http://www.shr-project.org/trac/wiki/StagingTestsMerged and move there all already merged staging feeds, to deal with size of StagingTests page Jan 02 08:51:14 I did not test anything yet since I was away... but good reports are good reports :-) Jan 02 09:02:18 ah it's not just image build, there was cornucopia bump too, so I'll keep 016 with images for more testers for some time too Jan 02 09:11:21 JaMa: ok, will test gta02 today Jan 02 09:14:35 mrmoku: please wait for 016 image then :) Jan 02 09:14:43 NOTE: Running task 4657 of 6862 Jan 02 09:15:22 I'll test n900 Jan 02 09:23:42 good Jan 02 10:14:09 heyho Jan 02 10:19:26 morning from the new office Jan 02 10:25:37 mickey_office: moin mickey_office ... you moved? Jan 02 10:34:06 mrmoku: image in 016 ready for you, but don't tell anyone it's not closed yet :) Jan 02 10:37:09 JaMa: hehe, ok :P Jan 02 10:40:53 mrmoku: yeah, the GbR moved into a new place, much more room, also a new employee Jan 02 10:44:11 mickey_office: congrats :) Jan 02 10:45:00 we're considering an employee too... just no freaking idea how to find a good one ... Jan 02 10:45:48 just reject the wrong one until you find the good one ? Jan 02 10:46:05 or just offer temporary work until you grasp how to get a good one ? Jan 02 10:46:36 mrmoku: considering an employee where ? Jan 02 10:49:19 phh: munich Jan 02 10:49:56 misc: yeah, something like that :/ Jan 02 10:51:50 mrmoku: IIRC, joel spolsky had some good articles on this Jan 02 10:52:08 * mrmoku googles Jan 02 10:52:57 hi mickey_office Jan 02 10:52:59 or mickeyl ? Jan 02 10:53:37 mrmoku: http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/FindingGreatDevelopers.html Jan 02 10:54:49 mrmoku: I would also sugest to do some test interview first, with friends, so you know what to do ( I did this , on the other side of the table, I answered to job offer that I was not interested to in order to practice ) Jan 02 10:54:51 misc: thx, lots of nice articles there :) Jan 02 10:55:13 does someone knows how to pass a vapidir in fso? Jan 02 10:55:57 btw the cmtspeech handler still contains many bugs and need to be cleaned more Jan 02 11:00:45 ah you can pass VALAC= to ./configure Jan 02 11:02:48 GNUtoo: --vapidir ? Jan 02 11:12:28 morning GNUtoo Jan 02 11:12:38 GNUtoo: --vapidir Jan 02 11:13:07 yes but I didn't know how to pass it to autotools Jan 02 11:13:12 mrmoku: have you seen my e-mail in coredevs? Jan 02 11:13:21 who is going to FOSDEM? Jan 02 11:13:33 now I did it with VALAC="$(which valac) --vapidir ..." Jan 02 11:24:59 JaMa: yeah... maybe pespin has some... or slyon Jan 02 11:25:16 JaMa: coredevs? Jan 02 11:25:31 morphis: there is a shr-core ml Jan 02 11:25:47 very secret SHR ML, it took me couple of minutes to even find it's address Jan 02 11:26:00 because there is no traffic at all :) Jan 02 11:26:08 indeed :/ Jan 02 11:26:20 and 3/4 of the members are inactive anyway Jan 02 11:26:59 btw there is automake-1.11.2 upgrade on oe-core ML, some recipes need extra patches (already done for oe-core) Jan 02 11:27:40 now I'm wondering if I should allow automake upgrade in shr-chroot too, or mask it for a while at least until we finish 1.11.2 transition in rest of OE recipes Jan 02 11:27:58 without rebuild from scratch I cannot test this properly Jan 02 11:28:00 mrmoku: interesting Jan 02 11:28:12 hmm... maybe masking for a while would be good Jan 02 11:28:51 mrmoku: ok, done Jan 02 11:34:22 JaMa: you remember our problems with qt-components in OE? Jan 02 11:36:32 no Jan 02 11:36:47 JaMa: when I had included the recipe for qt-components in meta-aurora Jan 02 11:37:03 we had several issues with getting the files correctly installed and packaged Jan 02 11:37:05 was it those sed calls moving back and forth? Jan 02 11:37:51 yes Jan 02 11:38:07 I am currently playing with it again Jan 02 11:38:21 I reverted my commit which removed the recipe Jan 02 11:38:30 and you told me you got it working fine with some little changes Jan 02 11:38:36 do you still have them somewhere? Jan 02 11:39:41 let me check after lunch Jan 02 11:40:09 ok Jan 02 11:40:45 iirc I've send you only e-mail about fix for linking wrt DSO Jan 02 11:41:28 just adding -lX11 or something like that, not playing with sed calls in .inc again Jan 02 11:41:50 ok first part of fowarder is coded more cleanly Jan 02 11:41:59 I'll test it now Jan 02 11:42:02 morphis, hi Jan 02 11:42:20 JaMa: ah I found the mails Jan 02 11:42:22 GNUtoo: heyho Jan 02 11:42:28 morphis, 2 things: Jan 02 11:43:06 1) in palm pre mplayer can freeze the phone even within a chroot with the standard pre kernel in the standard OS(I already said it but I don't remember if you were there) Jan 02 11:43:16 2) I got precomm working with bootie Jan 02 11:43:47 GNUtoo: yes, it's a problem with kernel; there some patches flying around somewhere but they didn't helped to fix the problem Jan 02 11:43:57 ok Jan 02 11:44:02 GNUtoo: try searching for 2.6.24 + arm + neon problems Jan 02 11:44:05 something like that Jan 02 11:44:16 I'll look later, it doesn't even boot right now Jan 02 11:44:19 about precomm: great, what did you do? Jan 02 11:44:27 it doesn't boot? Jan 02 11:44:47 I tried sniffing the USB understood it etc... but the thing what that I had to comment that line(rather simple): Jan 02 11:45:33 - dev->state=STATE_LIMBO; Jan 02 11:45:56 SHR: 03Martin.Jansa 07shr-chroot * r6c2c31249f8f 10/ (1483 files in 71 dirs): system upgrade Jan 02 11:46:23 it echo the caracter twice tough Jan 02 11:46:27 instead of just once Jan 02 11:46:29 but it works Jan 02 11:46:34 GNUtoo: and that still works for the normal mode? Jan 02 11:46:39 if you type something it send one time only Jan 02 11:46:44 yes I guess so Jan 02 11:49:23 GNUtoo: ok, do you asked at webos-internals for commit access for the repository? Jan 02 11:49:30 or should we import it at fso.git? Jan 02 11:49:35 within utilities? Jan 02 11:49:49 they will move to github Jan 02 11:49:55 and I'll send a merge request Jan 02 11:50:01 *more precomm to github Jan 02 11:50:22 yo morphis Jan 02 11:53:08 mickey_: heyho Jan 02 11:53:22 mickey_: you wanted to discuss something with me about fsoeventsd right? Jan 02 11:53:30 GNUtoo: ah o Jan 02 11:53:32 k Jan 02 11:53:56 GNUtoo: but I hope they will release the novacom thing as opensource Jan 02 11:55:38 JaMa: hmm... alarms seems to segfault when adding one Jan 02 11:55:49 yes me too but it'll take soo long that I had to do something about it Jan 02 11:56:00 that is to say or we support the pre and work on it Jan 02 11:56:08 and fix that booting issue Jan 02 11:56:11 or we drop it Jan 02 11:56:39 but if we choose to work on it and that I want to participate I needed precom Jan 02 11:57:43 * mrmoku lunch Jan 02 11:58:28 mickey_, should I push early and often? Jan 02 11:58:35 or should I push when done? Jan 02 11:59:52 morphis: fsoeventsd yeah, i didn't have a chance to think about that yet though. i rather wanted to ask wrt. vala master, it solved things differently in posix.vapi, so we need to apply a patch when the next stable release has been made Jan 02 11:59:55 GNUtoo: early and often is fine Jan 02 12:00:17 ok I'll clean the identation then Jan 02 12:00:23 and push Jan 02 12:00:26 mickey_: yes, I already managed that things are fixed with 0.14.2 Jan 02 12:00:53 and I have some local patches for that Jan 02 12:00:58 mickey_, btw I've "included" the ring buffer Jan 02 12:00:58 I will push when 0.14.2 is out Jan 02 12:01:05 it will need to move out Jan 02 12:01:18 to be somewhere common between cmt and that gta04 plugin Jan 02 12:01:41 mickey_: look here: http://git.freesmartphone.org/?p=cornucopia.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/vala-0.14.2-support Jan 02 12:01:54 I have to leave for some time Jan 02 12:02:03 will be back in about 1-2 hours Jan 02 12:04:14 k Jan 02 12:10:27 can we really not do anything about spam in shr-trac? Jan 02 12:12:33 I think I'll push in a branch as-is Jan 02 12:33:01 I sent a patch to shr-devel but it's 170KB and it's waiting for moderator approval Jan 02 12:33:05 * rah glances at Ainulindale Jan 02 12:33:30 should I wait or send a pull request for a remote git repo instead? Jan 02 12:35:28 rah: I don't have access anymore to that Jan 02 12:35:35 I said so a year ago Jan 02 12:35:43 Sadly :-) Jan 02 12:35:44 oh dear Jan 02 12:35:58 mailman software thinks you're the administrator Jan 02 12:36:42 Shr-devel list run by ainulindale at gmail.com Jan 02 12:36:42 Shr-devel administrative interface (requires authorization) Jan 02 12:37:16 Well I asked twice to change that as I don't have the password anymore Jan 02 12:37:19 It never was Jan 02 12:37:24 I see Jan 02 12:37:27 that's bad Jan 02 12:37:36 who runs shr-project.org? Jan 02 12:38:52 now it's mrmoku Jan 02 12:39:52 mrmoku: sort it out! Jan 02 12:39:55 * rah slaps mrmoku Jan 02 12:40:09 There. My work is done. Jan 02 12:47:22 mrmoku: ffalarms it self or fsotdld? Jan 02 12:48:37 JaMa: have to look into it Jan 02 12:48:44 somehow it behaves strange in general Jan 02 12:48:47 very laggish Jan 02 12:49:00 rah: I have access to DNS... but not the ML Jan 02 12:49:25 mrmoku: who runs the web server/mail server? Jan 02 12:49:41 Ainulindale: you at least remember where it is running? Jan 02 12:49:55 nope Jan 02 12:51:30 rah: pull request is fine for me Jan 02 12:51:44 hmm... what is the best ML manager? Jan 02 12:52:20 mrmoku: IMHO, mailman, which is what is running shr-devel at the moment Jan 02 12:52:30 ok Jan 02 12:52:31 JaMa: ok Jan 02 13:01:47 oh Jan 02 13:02:25 I have created a project called "meta-smartphone" on gitorious, presuming it would be qualified by my user but apparently it's a global name Jan 02 13:02:41 so I've stolen meta-smartphone on gitorious, sorry :-) Jan 02 13:03:19 you can just copy it from ~jama/meta-smartphone Jan 02 13:03:35 it will be faster and I would see you on my meta-smartphone page Jan 02 13:03:52 https://gitorious.org/shr/meta-smartphone Jan 02 13:03:56 or this ^ :) Jan 02 13:04:22 wait a minute before "Clone" I'll update it to latest first Jan 02 13:04:45 hmm Jan 02 13:04:48 hi, I've the following problem: Jan 02 13:04:54 it's saying I can create it within the shr project Jan 02 13:04:56 I see that in my logs: Jan 02 13:05:03 lots of ringbuffer.read Jan 02 13:05:17 RingBuffer.read: ring_head=0, ring_tail=0, count=320, avail=0 Jan 02 13:05:17 RingBuffer.read: ring_head=0, ring_tail=0, count=320, avail=0 Jan 02 13:05:28 then It wait an eternity Jan 02 13:05:40 and there are ringbuffer.write: Jan 02 13:05:57 RingBuffer.write: ring_head=0, ring_tail=0, count=320, free=960 Jan 02 13:06:00 rah: ? Jan 02 13:06:10 RingBuffer.write: ring_head=320, ring_tail=0, count=320, free=640 Jan 02 13:06:17 but then it wait again an eternity Jan 02 13:06:29 so I added yield; Jan 02 13:06:33 right after that: Jan 02 13:06:46 JaMa: nevermind Jan 02 13:06:55 JaMa: it says "Create a clone of meta-smartphone in shr" Jan 02 13:07:13 in playback/record thread, right before the closing } for while Jan 02 13:07:22 but it still does the same Jan 02 13:07:23 JaMa: I was reading that as "deposit the clone in shr" rather than "clone the project that is currently in shr" Jan 02 13:07:25 mickey_, ^^^ Jan 02 13:07:41 rah: updated and btw your pull request should be against shr branch (not master) Jan 02 13:07:48 rah: ah I see Jan 02 13:08:15 JaMa: yes, I'm using the shr branch :-) Jan 02 13:09:26 rah: I don't see any permissions setting on "project", no idea maybe you can create repo under /shr prefix too Jan 02 13:09:44 freesmartphone.org: 03GNUtoo 07gnutoo/gta04-fsoaudiod-forwarder * re73023def62e 10cornucopia/fsoaudiod/src/plugins/gsmvoice_alsa_forwarder/plugin.vala: Jan 02 13:09:44 freesmartphone.org: fsoaudiod: improve gsmvoice_alsa_forwarder errors logging Jan 02 13:09:44 freesmartphone.org: Signed-off-by: Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli Jan 02 13:10:26 JaMa: I've cloned it now, and it's done it under ~rah Jan 02 13:10:29 git://gitorious.org/~rah/shr/rah-meta-smartphone.git Jan 02 13:10:29 note that it's in a branch Jan 02 13:12:55 (and I've deleted the meta-smartphone project :-) Jan 02 13:16:06 ahhh maybe I need async Jan 02 13:17:27 I'm lost in threads + async + yield Jan 02 13:19:02 * mrmoku will update his server and test-install mailman to see if that is something which he could get installed into his companies server ... Jan 02 13:20:00 mrmoku: but we would still need someone with access to get history :/ Jan 02 13:20:24 hmm... Jan 02 13:20:32 that will be challenging :P Jan 02 13:21:51 n900 reflashed with 016 image, let's see icons again :) Jan 02 13:21:59 ahh Jan 02 13:22:00 bamse.bearstech.com Jan 02 13:22:18 JaMa: I still got no icons on reboot Jan 02 13:22:26 with 016 on gta02 Jan 02 13:23:11 for me it worked again with 014 on n900 :/ Jan 02 13:24:48 heh, fun :/ Jan 02 13:35:41 mrmoku, do you know vala well? Jan 02 13:35:46 like threading? Jan 02 13:37:21 GNUtoo: nah, not well Jan 02 13:37:26 ok Jan 02 13:37:32 who could know? Jan 02 13:37:37 morphis, is always busy.... Jan 02 13:37:44 JaMa: I will ask lukhas if he can reset me the password Jan 02 13:38:09 that would be the easiest thing to do :) Jan 02 13:39:47 010-015 merged to public feed Jan 02 13:41:24 I asked in #vala Jan 02 13:41:28 in gimpnet Jan 02 13:44:58 dos1: now with new image names merged to public feed too we really need that download page fixed **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Jan 02 13:47:34 2012 Jan 02 13:47:51 thanks Jan 02 13:51:53 GNUtoo: whats up with vala and threading? Jan 02 14:15:30 JaMa: I've sent a "merge request" on gitorious btw Jan 02 14:19:09 morphis, I tried threads such as: Jan 02 14:19:14 while (var > 0) Jan 02 14:19:21 /run writei and buffer stuff Jan 02 14:19:32 and same for readi Jan 02 14:19:38 rah: you have gta01, right? Jan 02 14:19:47 JaMa: yes Jan 02 14:20:06 the threads run for too long so the other thread doesn't get a chance to run early enough Jan 02 14:20:09 rah: are you interested to become maintainer of it for SHR? Jan 02 14:20:20 so I converted to async and yield Jan 02 14:20:22 like that: Jan 02 14:20:29 rah: ie update it's kernel to 2.6.39 or even better 3.2? Jan 02 14:20:31 while ( var > 0) Jan 02 14:20:36 //do stuff Jan 02 14:20:41 yield; Jan 02 14:20:43 } Jan 02 14:20:58 rah: problem with 2.6.37 is that after adding it to OE-classic I got no confirmation that it even boots Jan 02 14:21:04 but then the function run only once Jan 02 14:21:11 JaMa: well, it would appear that I've become the GTA01 maintainer by accident :-) Jan 02 14:21:20 morphis, do you have an idea? Jan 02 14:21:43 rah: that's why I didn't take 2.6.37 to shr-core and on FSOSHRCON we mostly said that gta01 is unsupported now Jan 02 14:22:13 btw I got no response in #vala Jan 02 14:22:13 JaMa: I haven't tried the image yet but I thought I would send the patch just so that one can get to the point of having an image to be tested Jan 02 14:22:32 I believe I did try the shr-unstable image though Jan 02 14:22:35 and had it boot Jan 02 14:22:42 I definitely remember trying shr-testing Jan 02 14:23:12 rah: ok, I'll merge it as soon as you confirm it boots :) Jan 02 14:23:16 ok Jan 02 14:23:39 I'll try it later, have ironing and stuff to do now :-) Jan 02 14:23:42 rah: and for next build I'll include it on buildhost Jan 02 14:23:51 cool Jan 02 14:24:35 and there is 3.2 branch on shr/linux for gta02 Jan 02 14:25:02 so if you can try to port missing bits for gta01 too, then you can skip upgrade to 2.6.39 Jan 02 14:25:11 aye Jan 02 14:25:40 kernel patches will come later I think, I just want to get a working image at the moment Jan 02 14:29:21 rah: I'll merge it without PR bumps in 2.6.39 Jan 02 14:29:41 mrmoku: there? Jan 02 14:29:50 as it doesn't change the output for gta02 and nobody built gta01 if it doesn't work for gta01 :) Jan 02 14:36:15 morphis, ping? Jan 02 14:36:49 else, mrmoku do you know how async work? Jan 02 14:38:43 GNUtoo: pong Jan 02 14:38:48 GNUtoo: let me read the lines Jan 02 14:38:53 was at launch Jan 02 14:38:55 ok thanks a lot!!!! Jan 02 14:39:53 GNUtoo: you need to call the async method back you yield in Jan 02 14:40:03 GNUtoo: like my_async_func.callback(); Jan 02 14:40:10 otherwise it never returns Jan 02 14:40:57 ? Jan 02 14:41:16 you mean like a lambda thing? Jan 02 14:42:29 GNUtoo: when you have async function Jan 02 14:42:39 it needs some point where it should return Jan 02 14:42:55 if you do yield; who tells the method that it should proceed again? Jan 02 14:42:56 yes doesn't yield make it return right after it? Jan 02 14:43:04 after what? Jan 02 14:43:08 like: Jan 02 14:43:14 /some code Jan 02 14:43:18 yield; Jan 02 14:43:22 //some other code Jan 02 14:43:39 after yield it doesn't return to "some other code"? Jan 02 14:43:55 it returns to "some other code" Jan 02 14:44:06 but someone must tell the async method that it should continue Jan 02 14:44:22 ahhh ok Jan 02 14:44:30 how shold I do that Jan 02 14:44:32 *should Jan 02 14:44:35 ? Jan 02 14:44:48 when you yield you want to defer some work Jan 02 14:44:58 then you need to decide somewhere else to continue again Jan 02 14:44:58 yes that's the point Jan 02 14:45:10 if you have that point you need to call async_method.callback() Jan 02 14:46:10 ok Jan 02 14:47:17 thanks a lot I'll read more about yield Jan 02 14:47:25 *async Jan 02 14:53:11 JaMa, rah: still need to aprove the message? Jan 02 14:57:43 hmmm Jan 02 14:58:08 what's the point of using buffers if I use yield Jan 02 14:58:19 it's not asyncronous (not in the vala sense) Jan 02 14:59:21 hmm Jan 02 14:59:38 when you have two threads... one writing to the buffer and one reading from it there should be no need for yield Jan 02 14:59:44 indeed Jan 02 14:59:49 anyway... got to reboot my server Jan 02 14:59:52 hopefully brb Jan 02 15:21:52 mrmoku, welcome back Jan 02 15:22:02 here's my problem: Jan 02 15:22:16 in the logs I see: Jan 02 15:22:21 many RingBuffer.read Jan 02 15:22:25 then many RingBuffer.write Jan 02 15:22:30 both are way too long Jan 02 15:22:34 mrmoku: his patch now arrived on ML and I have it in my branch too so someone already aproved it (you?) Jan 02 15:22:38 that's whith threads Jan 02 15:22:49 JaMa: yeah, got access now Jan 02 15:22:50 that's why I had the bad idea of using yield Jan 02 15:22:58 the gta04 has only one CPU.... Jan 02 15:23:06 GNUtoo: in what way too long? Jan 02 15:23:14 let me show you the logs Jan 02 15:23:17 ok Jan 02 15:23:25 mrmoku: nah, probably best to reject that email Jan 02 15:23:27 mrmoku: and ffalarms also segfaults on n900, I'll open ticket for that if you don't have it already (to use it in stagingTests report) Jan 02 15:23:33 mrmoku: thanks Jan 02 15:24:11 JaMa: did not do that yet... wanted to look closer first Jan 02 15:24:28 rah: thx for forcing us to have access to our mls again :) Jan 02 15:25:13 mrmoku: heh, np :-) Jan 02 15:25:41 mrmoku: #1624 and assigned to you :) Jan 02 15:25:58 hehe ok Jan 02 15:30:40 mrmoku, http://gnutoo.homelinux.org/downloads/people/mrmoku/logs.tar.bz2 Jan 02 15:33:48 what I ear is one microsecond and then nothing Jan 02 15:35:46 hmm Jan 02 15:35:54 GNUtoo: all pushed in that branch to take a look? Jan 02 15:36:01 yes Jan 02 15:37:28 also when I start calling the threads start.... Jan 02 15:37:39 but when I stop calling it continues Jan 02 15:37:47 for a quite long time Jan 02 15:37:49 and then stop Jan 02 15:41:58 can we block the read thread until there is something available in the buffer? Jan 02 15:42:44 hmm Jan 02 15:51:03 GNUtoo: why is it trying to read long before call status is active? Jan 02 15:51:13 ? Jan 02 15:51:29 ahh Jan 02 15:51:30 outgoing Jan 02 15:51:32 right now I'm making a waiter in the ringbuffer + threads Jan 02 15:52:03 I'll remove outgoing Jan 02 15:52:13 *hsould I remove outgoing Jan 02 15:52:30 well, no, you will want to hear it ringing Jan 02 15:55:48 definitely Jan 02 15:55:59 the other-party-connected-ringing tone is important Jan 02 15:56:16 ok Jan 02 15:57:21 indeed Jan 02 15:58:55 GNUtoo: why do we copy the buffer instead of using the ring directly? Jan 02 15:59:15 let me look Jan 02 15:59:48 I tought it was cleaner Jan 02 15:59:54 for instance if you implement some locks Jan 02 16:00:02 like for not overwriting etc... Jan 02 16:00:17 you don't block for long with copy Jan 02 16:00:52 hmm Jan 02 16:00:59 isn't overwriting what we want in this case? Jan 02 16:01:23 and no locking? Jan 02 16:01:43 really??? Jan 02 16:02:03 I mean we don't want to do ring buffer underrun and overrun Jan 02 16:02:05 rah: fwiw updated version of your patch is now in http://git.shr-project.org/git/?p=meta-smartphone.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/meta-openmoko-wip Jan 02 16:02:38 rah: I've also moved COMPATIBLE_MACHINE from linux-openmoko_* to linux_* Jan 02 16:03:53 JaMa: I fixed the qt-components recipe now Jan 02 16:04:11 because else we read silence or old data Jan 02 16:04:14 JaMa: what do you think were does fit in best meta-aurora/meta-shr or meta-oe? Jan 02 16:04:57 morphis: does it depend on something which is not yet in oe-core? Jan 02 16:05:39 only on qt-components-graphics Jan 02 16:06:20 morphis: I would say add it to meta-aurora now and then send patch adding it to oe-core Jan 02 16:06:29 JaMa: ok Jan 02 16:07:34 GNUtoo: do we have alsaloop available to play with? Jan 02 16:07:42 alsaloop? Jan 02 16:07:44 what's that? Jan 02 16:08:06 we have arecord + aplay Jan 02 16:10:01 it's one of the alsa-utils Jan 02 16:10:11 looks like the thing we're trying to do :) Jan 02 16:10:19 might be worth a look into the source of it Jan 02 16:10:23 * mrmoku doing that right now Jan 02 16:18:33 GNUtoo: I wonder if I can test that on my laptop Jan 02 16:19:01 opkg install alsa-utils-alsaloop Jan 02 16:19:28 ahh Jan 02 16:19:35 no I can't... missing the call states :P Jan 02 16:19:42 ok Jan 02 16:20:18 but I could make a small executable out of the plugin Jan 02 16:20:32 and try to loop from my usb headset mic to the laptop internal speakers Jan 02 16:20:50 ok Jan 02 16:26:56 JaMa: hm I don't think I will submit the qt-components recipe to oe-core as it is very meego specific Jan 02 16:27:01 but usable without meego Jan 02 16:27:24 so I will maybe create a meta-meego which includes it + needed support recipes Jan 02 16:29:28 might be worth to just use it :-P Jan 02 16:30:02 mrmoku, are you sure of that: Jan 02 16:30:24 mrmoku: ^ Jan 02 16:30:24 free = (ring_size + ring_tail - ring_head) % ring_size; Jan 02 16:31:00 free = (ring_size + ring_tail - ring_head) % ring_size Jan 02 16:31:24 = (ring_size -( ring_head - ring_tail ) ) % ring_siz Jan 02 16:32:19 head - tail is like k*count or the used part Jan 02 16:32:23 so you do: Jan 02 16:32:29 total - free % total Jan 02 16:32:33 morphis: ah I thought it's from qt repo itself, if it's meego specific then I agree that meta-meego or meta-aurora is better Jan 02 16:32:34 oops Jan 02 16:32:39 total - used % total Jan 02 16:32:48 JaMa: it's from qt repo Jan 02 16:32:58 JaMa: but it includes QML components for symbian and meego Jan 02 16:32:59 if total is 160 * 3 Jan 02 16:33:07 and used is 160 Jan 02 16:33:20 there should be 160*2 free Jan 02 16:34:05 morphis: and there is more QML components than this? can we create subpackages like qt-components-meego or qt-components-telephony? Jan 02 16:34:18 ah that works sorry Jan 02 16:34:34 ok :) Jan 02 16:34:35 it makes the same result Jan 02 16:34:41 I guess it's for border crossing Jan 02 16:34:43 JaMa: as far as I tried we can build it only with support for meego or symbian Jan 02 16:34:54 but there are not specific telephony components Jan 02 16:34:55 antrik: not sure if that fits Jan 02 16:35:00 just OS specific Jan 02 16:36:28 mrmoku: well, the man page sounds like *exactly* the thing needed for N900... Jan 02 16:37:25 antrik: for n900 definitely not... as there is only one side alsa Jan 02 16:37:29 the other is isi Jan 02 16:37:38 *if* then it would be for gta04 Jan 02 16:38:01 oh, right... I forgot about that unfortuante circumstance Jan 02 16:38:03 alsaloop allows create a PCM loopback between a PCM capture device and a PCM playback device. Jan 02 16:38:06 :) Jan 02 16:38:43 morphis: it's your call.. I cannot say if it's not only usable but usefull outside meta-aurora :) Jan 02 16:41:17 JaMa: I will make some decision :) Jan 02 16:42:52 fwiw I'm not fan of too many layer :) Jan 02 16:43:17 * JaMa upgrading his gta02 t0 3.2-rc7 Jan 02 16:47:48 JaMa: ok Jan 02 16:59:19 mrmoku, mickey_office so what should I do now? Jan 02 16:59:42 we abandon the work on the vala forwarder and use alsaloop? Jan 02 17:00:57 no Jan 02 17:02:08 it was more ment to do some testing Jan 02 17:03:01 ah ok Jan 02 17:03:16 did you see some bugs? Jan 02 17:03:27 in my code Jan 02 17:03:39 because it's unlikely to have some in the ring buffer Jan 02 17:03:59 GNUtoo: not yet Jan 02 17:04:35 ok Jan 02 17:07:13 GNUtoo: have to continue later... dinner and bringing Diego to bed comes first :/ Jan 02 17:07:29 probably I should build and try for myself... Jan 02 17:10:57 indeed Jan 02 17:31:32 Project shr-core-nokia900-shr-image build #32: SUCCESS in 29 min: http://norman-schleicher.de/jenkins/job/shr-core-nokia900-shr-image/32/ Jan 02 18:03:15 Project shr-core-om-gta02-shr-image build #63: SUCCESS in 31 min: http://norman-schleicher.de/jenkins/job/shr-core-om-gta02-shr-image/63/ Jan 02 18:27:42 Project shr-core-nokia900-aurora-image build #6: SUCCESS in 16 min: http://norman-schleicher.de/jenkins/job/shr-core-nokia900-aurora-image/6/ Jan 02 18:40:12 Project shr-core-om-gta02-aurora-image build #6: SUCCESS in 12 min: http://norman-schleicher.de/jenkins/job/shr-core-om-gta02-aurora-image/6/ Jan 02 18:49:13 JaMa: kernel doesn't seem to work :-/ Jan 02 18:49:34 how do you read the console output when setting to USB in u-boot? Jan 02 18:56:39 sorry don't know and I'm using Qi Jan 02 18:59:54 mrmoku, ping me when you're back Jan 02 19:00:13 rah, picocom -b 115200 /dev/ttyACM0 Jan 02 19:00:51 aye, I found instructions Jan 02 19:01:01 not that it's much good, doesn't give me the kernel output :-/ Jan 02 19:01:41 rah, you have serial console.... Jan 02 19:02:16 GNUtoo: not at the moment I don't Jan 02 19:02:22 I presume I could if I hooked up the debug board Jan 02 19:02:39 rah: have you added debug to kernel cmdline? Jan 02 19:02:53 err Jan 02 19:02:55 no Jan 02 19:03:00 haven't touched kernel cmdline Jan 02 19:03:04 rah: probably also loglevel Jan 02 19:03:24 cmdline compiled in kernel will have it disabled Jan 02 19:06:37 bootargs_base=rootfstype=jffs2 root=/dev/mtdblock4 console=ttySAC0,115200 console=tty0 loglevel=8 Jan 02 19:06:48 what's this ttySAC0? Jan 02 19:09:42 rah: calypso IIRC Jan 02 19:10:34 that seems odd Jan 02 19:10:37 why would u-boot tell the kernel to use the modem as a console? Jan 02 19:10:48 to setup bitrate? Jan 02 19:11:11 but on om-gta02 it's console=ttySAC2,115200 Jan 02 19:11:26 with gps connected as ttySAC1 so maybe you're right Jan 02 19:12:39 ./om-gta01.conf:#SERIAL_CONSOLE = "115200 ttySAC0" Jan 02 19:12:40 ./om-gta02.conf:# no need to bypass this as in om-gta01, since this model is not using a multiplexed ttySAC0 Jan 02 19:12:42 ./om-gta02.conf:SERIAL_CONSOLE = "115200 ttySAC2" Jan 02 19:13:28 rah, do you know earlyprintk? Jan 02 19:13:59 I think it's broken in the lastest mainline for samsung stuff tough Jan 02 19:14:31 GNUtoo: I don't see any kernel output, if that's what you're asking Jan 02 19:14:44 I'm confused Jan 02 19:14:50 rah: butt seems like this is used only in systemd now, I don't see it used in kernel.bblass or linux.inc Jan 02 19:15:19 I want to see as much kernel output as I can Jan 02 19:15:27 how can I see kernel output? Jan 02 19:15:32 rah: set CMDLINE_DEBUG = "debug" and rebuild kernel Jan 02 19:15:59 JaMa: but where will it be sent? Jan 02 19:16:07 how can I see it? Jan 02 19:18:20 rah: in .config while building kernel Jan 02 19:18:32 and usually set by kernel recipe Jan 02 19:18:36 JaMa: no, I mean where will the debug output be sent? :-) Jan 02 19:18:41 JaMa: when the kernel boots Jan 02 19:18:48 JaMa: how can I see the output? Jan 02 19:20:44 hmmm Jan 02 19:20:48 I see aberations Jan 02 19:20:49 ring_tail: 1280 ring_head: 1280 ring_size: 1920 avail: 0 free: 0 Jan 02 19:24:08 freesmartphone.org: 03GNUtoo 07gnutoo/gta04-fsoaudiod-forwarder * r74bb42976e30 10cornucopia/fsoaudiod/src/plugins/gsmvoice_alsa_forwarder/plugin.vala: Jan 02 19:24:09 freesmartphone.org: fsoaudiod: gsmvoice_alsa_forwarder: add more debugging and fixes Jan 02 19:24:09 freesmartphone.org: Also disable mutexes for now and fix an issue with buffer underruns Jan 02 19:24:09 freesmartphone.org: (-EPIPE) not beeing recovered. Jan 02 19:24:09 freesmartphone.org: Signed-off-by: Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli Jan 02 19:27:38 mrmoku, ping? Jan 02 19:28:54 GNUtoo: good timing Jan 02 19:29:19 * mrmoku just got back Jan 02 19:30:43 how can I see kernel output from my gta01? Jan 02 19:30:46 gah Jan 02 19:30:52 just wanted to ask JaMa something :P Jan 02 19:34:42 hmmm I've 100% CPU usage Jan 02 19:35:38 that seem to be the problem!!!! Jan 02 19:39:39 as previsted it's my playback thread Jan 02 19:40:48 ah no strange Jan 02 19:40:55 it's the combination of both Jan 02 19:40:57 strange Jan 02 19:41:43 ah I fogott to scp the .so Jan 02 19:41:50 now it's read thread clearly Jan 02 19:43:00 mickeyl, hi Jan 02 19:50:34 GNUtoo: so read thread is too fast? Jan 02 19:50:47 yes Jan 02 19:51:01 I asked in #vala but didn't got a response yet Jan 02 19:51:08 hmm... it should sleep a bit then :) Jan 02 19:51:08 I wondered how to make the thread sleep Jan 02 19:51:12 no Jan 02 19:51:17 not exactly Jan 02 19:51:26 I want something done well Jan 02 19:51:30 so a signal would be better Jan 02 19:51:37 like wake up the thread when data is ready Jan 02 19:51:43 a signal from the ringbuffer :) Jan 02 19:51:45 and put it back to sleep right after Jan 02 19:51:49 ok Jan 02 19:52:03 that should be quite possible with yield Jan 02 19:52:04 so we must implement a callback method in the ringbuffer Jan 02 19:52:07 yup Jan 02 19:52:09 along with yield Jan 02 19:52:15 but how do yield+thread work Jan 02 19:52:22 Is there any issues with it Jan 02 19:52:28 no idea Jan 02 19:53:34 let's see what they respond in #vala if they do respond(not sure) Jan 02 19:54:03 ok Jan 02 19:54:23 meanwhile we could just try it :) Jan 02 19:54:32 yes but there would be a problem Jan 02 19:54:34 I have build problems though Jan 02 19:54:38 how to wake up the thread? Jan 02 19:54:45 what's the build issues Jan 02 19:54:52 ERROR: Nothing RPROVIDES 'vagalume-dev' (but /OE/shr-core/meta-smartphone/meta-shr/recipes-shr/3rdparty/vagalume_0.8.3.bb RDEPENDS on or otherwise requires it) Jan 02 19:54:55 ERROR: No eligible RPROVIDERs exist for 'vagalume-dev' Jan 02 19:55:01 and more of those Jan 02 19:55:06 ok Jan 02 19:55:15 hmmm no idea Jan 02 19:56:50 I've connected my debug board but I don't get a serial device :-/ Jan 02 20:00:06 nm Jan 02 20:00:14 apparently my kernel lacks USB-serial support Jan 02 20:05:24 I've got help on #vala and found about cond that sounds like wait-interruptible in the kernel Jan 02 20:05:41 hehe Jan 02 20:05:55 GNUtoo: just found out about cond in the glib c reference :) Jan 02 20:06:46 g_cond_timed_wait Jan 02 20:06:51 is probably what we want Jan 02 20:06:56 as we don't want to wait forever Jan 02 20:07:09 and play silence instead when there is no input Jan 02 20:13:43 very bad quality sound Jan 02 20:13:48 let me re-enable debugging Jan 02 20:16:56 could somebody please enlighten me what's been the "magic trick" to open a admin dosbox under winXP? Jan 02 20:17:11 sth like shift-enter at a certain moment Jan 02 20:18:15 DocScrutinizer: when booting? Jan 02 20:18:21 run... 'cmd'->enter> --- alas seems that'S not been it Jan 02 20:19:38 or maybe it just doesn't work on my PC in the office as I'm already admin there with my normal user-account? Jan 02 20:21:00 I *know* there's been a "trick" Jan 02 20:21:34 and I'm rather sure shift-key been part of it Jan 02 20:22:17 menu, hold-shift, click-"run..." ? Jan 02 20:23:24 DocScrutinizer: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20101006132917AAqRTmP Jan 02 20:23:33 * DocScrutinizer headdesks a bit, for uselessness of google for certain classes of search problems Jan 02 20:24:58 DocScrutinizer: i would try something like "runas administrtor cmd.exe" but have no windows running Jan 02 20:25:44 nschle85: me neither, here at home Jan 02 20:26:39 I'm just asking becuase of ~flash wikipage could use some decent instructions on how to run flasher-3.5 under windows *as admin* Jan 02 20:27:30 ~flash Jan 02 20:27:31 i guess flashing is http://wiki.openmoko.org/flashing Jan 02 20:27:44 oops Jan 02 20:27:53 sorry, -ECHAN Jan 02 20:28:05 ~flashing Jan 02 20:28:06 rumour has it, flashing is http://wiki.openmoko.org/flashing Jan 02 20:28:13 OMG Jan 02 20:28:22 ~#maemo flashing Jan 02 20:28:41 ~_default flashing Jan 02 20:28:42 somebody said maemo-flashing was http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_tablet_firmware Jan 02 20:28:47 HAH Jan 02 20:29:27 * DocScrutinizer <<<---IDIOT Jan 02 20:29:34 ~maemo-flashing Jan 02 20:29:35 extra, extra, read all about it, maemo-flashing is http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_tablet_firmware Jan 02 20:30:04 ~literal _default flashing Jan 02 20:30:05 "flashing" is "see maemo-flashing" Jan 02 20:30:46 GNUtoo: bad sound with cond waiting? Jan 02 20:31:08 soory for noise and OT Jan 02 20:31:18 mrmoku, yes Jan 02 20:31:28 and re-100% CPU when using nice -20 Jan 02 20:31:58 jake42: thanks :-) Jan 02 20:32:21 with restarting it the sound is correct Jan 02 20:32:21 GNUtoo: can you push it? Jan 02 20:32:22 strange Jan 02 20:32:30 yes one second Jan 02 20:35:51 freesmartphone.org: 03GNUtoo 07gnutoo/gta04-fsoaudiod-forwarder * r6e17ae50ec05 10cornucopia/fsoaudiod/src/plugins/gsmvoice_alsa_forwarder/plugin.vala: Jan 02 20:35:51 freesmartphone.org: fsoaudiod: gsmvoice_alsa_forwarder: implement conditional waiting to free CPU resource Jan 02 20:35:51 freesmartphone.org: Signed-off-by: Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli Jan 02 20:36:00 mrmoku: GNUtoo: hey, smithing cmt-audio to shape? Jan 02 20:36:27 DocScrutinizer: right now it's alsa-alsa audio forwarding :P Jan 02 20:36:59 Has anybody an idea?: when compiling an image my desktop computer responses very slow, i have a lot disk usage, nice 19 does not help Jan 02 20:37:00 so yiu got an alsa-card audio device for cellmo? Jan 02 20:37:45 ups s/nice/renice Jan 02 20:38:04 nschle85: got parallel building enabled? Jan 02 20:38:14 DocScrutinizer: on gta04 Jan 02 20:38:21 :nod: Jan 02 20:38:28 for n900 not (yet) :/ Jan 02 20:38:40 mrmoku: yes, but i wanted the whole process tree running with lower priority Jan 02 20:38:47 * DocScrutinizer idly wonders if GTA04 option cmt is doing master PCM or slave PCM Jan 02 20:39:03 * mrmoku does not even know the difference :-P Jan 02 20:39:21 master provides clock Jan 02 20:39:28 ahh Jan 02 20:39:45 mrmoku: and harddisk IO seems to slow down the computer drastically Jan 02 20:39:49 or pace, whatever Jan 02 20:39:50 mrmoku, strangely it worked right now Jan 02 20:39:56 after restarting fsoaudiod Jan 02 20:40:34 GNUtoo: worked like in 'perfect cristal clear sound' ? Jan 02 20:41:24 mrmoku, tell jama you'll be able to configure out whatever you want. Jan 02 20:41:31 mrmoku, so you'll be able to build only small parts Jan 02 20:41:41 but yeah, that's a big concern that shoudl be raised in ML Jan 02 20:42:53 TAsn: good... configuring out is something we can use Jan 02 20:43:12 though some --disable-all --enable-only-what-we-want would be prefered :-) Jan 02 20:43:29 not really Jan 02 20:43:34 like perfect sometimes Jan 02 20:43:39 and cut for a long time after Jan 02 20:43:40 ok Jan 02 20:43:52 but there were not that many cut Jan 02 20:44:03 the buffer size is also big Jan 02 20:44:06 8000 * 2 Jan 02 20:44:27 UH? big? Jan 02 20:44:51 well, actually, a bit too big for low latency Jan 02 20:45:12 on 8k samples per second Jan 02 20:45:27 mrmoku, ;P Jan 02 20:45:39 or what's the samplerate the option PCM uses? Jan 02 20:45:54 8khz Jan 02 20:46:23 GNUtoo: isn't timed_wait what we want Jan 02 20:46:29 or however that is called in the bindings Jan 02 20:47:06 yeah, timed_wait Jan 02 20:47:36 why timed? Jan 02 20:47:57 because weh have to play silence if nothing comes from the modem in time Jan 02 20:48:02 at least that's what I thought Jan 02 20:50:30 yes, exactly - for the "play silende" part Jan 02 20:50:38 silence* Jan 02 20:51:26 mrmoku: found a solution: echo "deadline" > /sys/block/sda/queue/scheduler but how is this setting made permanent ? Jan 02 20:51:45 the luxury approach was to replay last 20ms buffer though, preferably after making sure the waveform will have no discontinuities Jan 02 20:52:04 heh Jan 02 20:52:18 for the first N repetitions, then switch to playback of comfort noise (SIC!) Jan 02 20:54:46 nschle85, do you have enough memory? I have problems sometimes because bitbake with parallel building eats all my RAM Jan 02 20:54:54 so swapping starts Jan 02 20:55:11 all this applies only though when option-cmt is PCM master, as when it's slave there's no such thing like "no audio data available" Jan 02 21:01:03 DocScrutinizer: how to find that out? Jan 02 21:03:38 pespin: Swap: 6040404k total, 3020048k used, 3020356k free, 211256k cached Jan 02 21:04:06 3 gb of swap used? Jan 02 21:04:20 how many RAM do you have? Jan 02 21:04:30 2GB Jan 02 21:04:35 ok, same as me Jan 02 21:05:05 I guess the solution is setting a lower number of bb threads or buy more ram hehe Jan 02 21:05:11 but which value is relevant ? used or cached ? Jan 02 21:05:59 I usually use "free -m" to look at the mem status Jan 02 21:06:45 mrmoku: the option datasheet should tell. If that's not available, then your BSP code should tell Jan 02 21:06:55 ok Jan 02 21:08:07 nschle85, I guess cached there means stuff which is no longer used but set there for posible future speedup. Jan 02 21:10:23 pespin: aha, now i changed grub config and added elevator=deadline so it should work again after reboot Jan 02 21:10:47 fsogsmd now uses 100% Jan 02 21:10:50 not my fault Jan 02 21:11:14 2011-12-31T16:20:33.120544Z [DEBUG] FsoGsmGenericAtCallHandler <>: Synchronizing call status not done yet... ignoring Jan 02 21:11:27 maybe that's the cause of the buffer underruns Jan 02 21:23:09 mrmoku: if you point me the option module datasheet, I'll more that like to have a look and check how it's meant to get connected Jan 02 21:24:08 DocScrutinizer: datasheet is problematic Jan 02 21:24:24 DocScrutinizer: http://www.option.com/en/products/products/embedded-solutions/lgamodulegtm601-609/specifications/#start Jan 02 21:26:36 GNUtoo: do you know if modem pcm is master or slave? Jan 02 21:26:47 no idea Jan 02 21:26:53 I must look in the driver Jan 02 21:27:45 checking out.... Jan 02 21:28:25 meh Jan 02 21:30:06 SND_SOC_DAIFMT_CBM_CFM; // clocks come from GSM modem Jan 02 21:30:21 SND_SOC_DAIFMT_CBM_CFM;// clocks come from GSM modem Jan 02 21:30:23 hehe Jan 02 21:30:24 yeah Jan 02 21:31:00 in what extend is it relevant for the forwarder Jan 02 21:31:45 GNUtoo: 21:44 < DocScrutinizer> for the first N repetitions, then switch to playback of comfort noise (SIC!) Jan 02 21:31:48 21:47 < DocScrutinizer> all this applies only though when option-cmt is PCM master, as when it's slave there's no such thing like "no audio data available" Jan 02 21:32:04 ok Jan 02 21:32:16 mrmoku, could we fix fsogsmd? Jan 02 21:32:19 so we need the silence Jan 02 21:32:23 ok Jan 02 21:32:36 I've a silence playback function already for buffer underruns Jan 02 21:33:51 GNUtoo: any idea why fsogsmd behaves bad? Jan 02 21:34:05 yes Jan 02 21:34:09 bugs in the modem Jan 02 21:34:15 that are not handled by fsogsmd Jan 02 21:34:25 hmm... logs? Jan 02 21:34:27 see the gta04 ml Jan 02 21:34:34 yeah, I read that Jan 02 21:34:36 let me look at the logs Jan 02 21:35:34 I must reproduce the bug Jan 02 21:35:36 because I rebooted Jan 02 21:40:13 hmmm can't reproduce but there are still some buffer underruns Jan 02 21:40:21 apart that the sound is pretty ok Jan 02 21:40:35 and the buffer underuns, while they cannot be ignored they are minor Jan 02 21:40:48 basically you have very long un-interupted song Jan 02 21:40:56 and then not-so-short interupted song Jan 02 21:40:59 so you miss stuff Jan 02 21:41:09 but still it's not catastrofic sound Jan 02 21:41:54 ok Jan 02 21:42:17 I mean when it's not interupted it's 100% ok Jan 02 21:42:24 after adding COMMERCIAL_LICENSE = "" to my local.conf the build is running Jan 02 21:42:30 ok nice Jan 02 21:47:58 I'll take an audio break Jan 02 21:48:11 *forwarder break Jan 02 21:48:22 is there something else to work on right now? Jan 02 21:48:41 also I should order a serial cable Jan 02 21:51:02 thought about realtime scheduling the cmtspeech-audio-forwarder? Jan 02 21:51:53 GNUtoo: we should concentrate on the release Jan 02 21:52:09 GNUtoo: maybe give 016 a test? Jan 02 21:52:57 yes I'll try to fix cmt after.... Jan 02 21:53:29 great Jan 02 21:58:06 I hope nschle85 dives in and add support for sms and the lacking isi stuff if I do Jan 02 22:14:22 GNUtoo: I think nschle85 is more interested in GPS... but I still have the plan to do it Jan 02 22:14:39 first the release though Jan 02 22:14:53 then we can have a feature to complete libisi Jan 02 22:15:03 and now bed Jan 02 22:15:11 gnight all Jan 02 22:15:15 yes but adding sms support is easier Jan 02 22:15:29 and that way he is more used to isi Jan 02 23:08:14 GNUtoo: hello, adding this to local-builds.inc leads to never ending parsing the recipes http://pastebin.com/0fFzZtns Jan 02 23:09:57 GNUtoo: i followed this http://shr-project.org/trac/wiki/Developing%20for%20FSO%20with%20shr-chroot#Buildthecorrespondingrecipewithshr-chroot Jan 02 23:11:35 GNUtoo: ups doing it again works Jan 02 23:33:31 JaMa: hello, http://pastebin.com/0fFzZtns parsing the recipes takes very long is that correct in local-builds.inc ? Jan 02 23:33:37 JaMa: http://pastebin.com/0fFzZtns Jan 02 23:34:35 JaMa: (excluding line 5) because the directory does not exists Jan 03 00:11:26 mickeyl: ping Jan 03 00:15:50 JaMa, could you please build gta02 images for latest staging images? it seems there's only a gta04 image available there **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Jan 03 02:59:57 2012