**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Jun 03 02:59:59 2012 Jun 03 03:20:05 cenobyte_: btw, not sure if you saw this, but FSO folks need someone to maintain palm-pre support (and IIRC you have a palm pre): http://lists.shr-project.org/pipermail/shr-devel/2012-May/004094.html Jun 03 05:47:22 maybe that is why the wireless is not working? Jun 03 05:47:38 btw i just tried the aurora image to no avail Jun 03 05:49:31 they only removed the palm stuff from FSO git and IIRC SHR uses FSO releases rather than git Jun 03 05:51:19 not sure if the aurora images use git or not Jun 03 05:51:42 morphis isn't online, maybe you should ping him when he returns Jun 03 05:52:16 cenobyte_: ^ Jun 03 05:52:32 actually i am now going to try to get connman working in the shr image Jun 03 05:54:25 in any case I'd recommend mailing shr-devel about palm stuff, to let them know you are interested in testing/developing SHR/FSO on palm Jun 03 05:56:03 i wonder if i will get something if i change the "carrier" line to wifi... Jun 03 05:58:23 cenobyte_: the best way to check if wifi is working is to do "ip l s wlan0 up; iw dev wlan0 scan" Jun 03 05:58:32 cenobyte_: if that gives you an error, then pastebin dmesg. Jun 03 05:58:52 Also, wifi doesn't depend on the distro much. Jun 03 05:59:16 And trying to get connman working before making sure all the lower layer are all right is counter-productive imho. Jun 03 06:14:30 i'm not sure how to get the lower layer to work Jun 03 06:14:47 i cannot find firmware on external site, but it is not included Jun 03 06:14:48 odd Jun 03 06:18:14 since the shr image does not come with connman or networking pieces, I am not sure what to do Jun 03 06:18:34 i have not been able to get ipk's onto the partition and find them Jun 03 06:18:43 usb networking has not worked... Jun 03 06:24:04 good night Jun 03 06:37:37 Damn, have he read what i was suggesting?! Jun 03 06:38:25 I sometimes almost get infuriated by people acting like him :/ Jun 03 06:46:11 * pabs3 sighs in the direction of OpenPhoneux Jun 03 06:47:17 did anyone volunteer for om.o sysadmin? Jun 03 10:28:17 why android mobile use MTD in the early year Jun 03 10:43:11 because using the old method requires to unmount the shared folder/partition, since it doesn't support concurent access Jun 03 10:44:37 MTD? Jun 03 10:49:19 I often see many android devices using mtd in early year Jun 03 10:49:38 but now, it begin to use emmc Jun 03 10:50:02 but MTD is a deading teconolgy Jun 03 10:51:56 misc what is old method? Jun 03 10:53:26 lindi-: I think he means raw flash as opposed to flash with a controller in front of it (like uSD/mmc) Jun 03 10:54:45 pabs3: yeah I was just wondering what misc's comment about concurrent access meant Jun 03 10:55:09 oh Jun 03 10:55:43 I guess that is to do with mounting the phone's storage via USB Jun 03 10:56:39 I am not sure , but you can see many android documents including /dev/block/mtdXX Jun 03 10:56:49 but not now Jun 03 10:57:07 I guess it depends on the phone you are using and what hardware is in it Jun 03 10:59:08 yes, but I wonder why they use mtd hardware, I see the wikipedia, it tell me it is not popular tecnology Jun 03 10:59:41 no idea, best ask the people who made the hardware Jun 03 11:00:21 ayaka: exporting this as a block device over usb ( forgot the exact name, maybe I am totally wrong ) Jun 03 11:00:41 mhh, in fact, i am wrong, I tought you were talking of MTP :( Jun 03 11:01:10 I see, but is there any andvantage of MTD than those flash tecnology Jun 03 11:01:23 misc thank you all the same Jun 03 11:09:32 pabs3 lindi- thank you Jun 03 11:23:14 ayaka: MTD is flash, just where the OS (linux/etc) has raw low-level access to the flash, with eMMC, USB sticks, uSD cards the flash is hidden behind a controller chip Jun 03 11:23:35 I see Jun 03 11:24:39 Is it why it doesn't be widdly used Jun 03 11:25:44 I know if you want to re-partition MTD, you need to update the kernel since partition tables saved in kernel Jun 03 11:27:50 for gta02 I thought they were in the bootloader configuration. but yeah that is one downside; there isn't any standard partitioning format like there is for block devices Jun 03 11:31:47 I see Jun 03 11:34:21 pabs3 thank you Jun 03 19:11:24 Hi. Is there still no hope to use n900 as a real day-to-day powerful keyboard-enabled smartphone? Jun 03 19:17:20 Ok, /me ll try to use gta04 as a normal Debian user. Jun 03 19:33:02 PaulFertser, hi Jun 03 19:33:26 PaulFertser, it would be perfectly possible if and if only the alsa forwarder was fixed Jun 03 19:33:31 the rest is a piece of cake Jun 03 19:34:37 GNUtoo-desktop: are all the problems with the power consumption solved? Jun 03 19:34:51 PaulFertser, what problems? Jun 03 19:35:01 I mean the port is not finished Jun 03 19:35:11 but if someone unblock the forwarder.... Jun 03 19:35:16 it can be finished easily Jun 03 19:35:50 what is needed is then: Jun 03 19:36:00 * add support for more stuff in fsogsmd Jun 03 19:36:03 we have ofono Jun 03 19:36:08 and some headers.... Jun 03 19:36:13 so it's perfectly doable Jun 03 19:36:17 GNUtoo-desktop: i mean i've heard that quite some important power-saving related functionality is not implemented kernel-wise. Jun 03 19:36:22 we need to add alsa scenarios (mather of 5min) Jun 03 19:36:29 ah ok Jun 03 19:36:34 that's not true anymore Jun 03 19:36:43 DVFS is in 2.6.37 Jun 03 19:36:53 it was not thre in the early 2.6.35 Jun 03 19:37:02 of course I'm talking about the forks for n900 Jun 03 19:37:09 not the official kernel version Jun 03 19:37:38 GNUtoo-desktop: do you mean it's still not upstream? Jun 03 19:38:33 I mean we use 2.6.37 Jun 03 19:38:43 I don't know what's upstream or not Jun 03 19:38:46 I didn't look Jun 03 19:38:58 last time the modem was not upstream at 3.0 times Jun 03 19:39:03 there is a 3.0 kernel without modem Jun 03 19:41:06 PaulFertser, what functionality do you need exactly? Jun 03 19:41:38 GNUtoo-desktop: something instead of my gta02, so that i can use GSM calls and messages and occassionaly surf the web... Jun 03 19:41:54 so no need of bluetooth and GPS? Jun 03 19:42:22 because for GPS it need a bit more work: the protocol is reversed but not implemented Jun 03 19:42:39 for bluetooth it's a power management kernel bug Jun 03 19:43:26 GPS would be nice... Jun 03 19:43:37 Bluetooth i used less than a month ago too. Jun 03 19:43:50 GPS is doable Jun 03 19:43:57 specially for you that know gpsd well Jun 03 19:44:27 it's just that someone must think a bit on how to implement it well Jun 03 19:44:30 so no one tried Jun 03 19:44:51 nschle85 promissed to try but never started Jun 03 19:45:04 so I told him to do the sms part instead Jun 03 19:45:08 he didn't do it either Jun 03 19:45:48 PaulFertser, and for the forwarder it's "just" bugfixing Jun 03 19:46:02 so you just have to make it work well Jun 03 19:46:03 GNUtoo-desktop: i remember about the GPS, yes, it's doable but without AGPS. Jun 03 19:46:12 we even have a better quality forwarder Jun 03 19:46:16 And n900's gps is rather crappy so won't work nicely without agps. Jun 03 19:46:19 if you revert mrmoku 's changes Jun 03 19:46:23 ok Jun 03 19:46:34 we could reverse AGPS too Jun 03 19:46:39 how hard is that? Jun 03 19:46:47 because if GPS is reversed Jun 03 19:46:56 and as soon as we have a somewhat working device Jun 03 19:47:00 it could be done later Jun 03 19:47:34 I mean if we gain ISI+GPS knowledge the disection of the rest is easier right? Jun 03 19:47:48 or is there some hardware issues? Jun 03 19:52:08 PaulFertser, are you willing to fix the fowarder? Jun 03 19:53:43 GNUtoo-desktop: i'm afraid i have no time :((( Jun 03 19:54:12 I've to take care of many stuff Jun 03 19:54:25 and each time I try to fix it I fail.... Jun 03 19:54:30 I feel kind of a looser, yeah... Jun 03 19:54:34 so it won't magically become usable any time soon Jun 03 19:54:40 You and the others doing so much work... Jun 03 19:55:02 ok Jun 03 19:56:35 if you're looking for a phone there is the GTA04 A4 Jun 03 19:56:40 it's not cheap tough Jun 03 19:56:45 and I really want one Jun 03 19:56:50 but I'm stuck with A3 Jun 03 19:56:57 and I cannot make the forwarder work Jun 03 19:57:11 I must write to alsa-devel or something like that Jun 03 20:00:38 GNUtoo-desktop: do you know how to distinguish between A3 and A4? Jun 03 20:01:14 when you buy it will be an A4 Jun 03 20:01:25 because A3 are all sold/given Jun 03 20:02:13 GNUtoo-desktop: i was donated a gta04, but i haven't promised i'll do anything useful with it... Jun 03 20:02:22 ok Jun 03 20:02:31 and you're unsure of the version? Jun 03 20:02:38 maybe I should really request an A4 Jun 03 20:02:58 basically the A4 has also hardware forwarding Jun 03 20:03:02 trough alsamixer controls Jun 03 20:03:03 I never payed enough attention to the version but i'd expect it to be A4, it's not early. Jun 03 20:03:13 ok Jun 03 20:03:16 mine is A3 Jun 03 20:03:28 did you get it after me? Jun 03 20:03:32 *got Jun 03 20:04:12 GNUtoo-desktop: S/N: 5285-0006 Jun 03 20:04:42 sorry I don't know how to differenciate them Jun 03 20:04:53 Neither i, i tried googling already of course. Jun 03 20:07:07 mrmoku, knows Jun 03 20:16:26 goldelico is not available over ipv6, sigh Jun 03 20:22:27 gta04 is uber-fast comparing to gta02, heh Jun 03 20:22:58 yes Jun 03 20:56:21 It got considerably hot (esp. the battery, though the hw-validation kernel reported 29 temperature for it) and then turned itself off right in the middle of dist-upgrade. Jun 03 20:57:01 http://paste.debian.net/172718/ if anyone's interested in temperature details Jun 03 21:01:04 I've let it cool without a battery but it doesn't turn on even after a 15-min pause... Meh Jun 03 21:01:07 :( Jun 03 21:01:16 Have to sleep now. Good luck, everyone. Jun 04 01:01:58 hmm, did anyone volunteer for OpenMoko sysadmin? PaulFertser or DocScrutinizer perhaps? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Jun 04 02:59:58 2012