**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Mar 13 02:59:56 2007 Mar 13 03:17:30 is it very rare to find a mobile device with pixel aspect ratio != 1:1? Mar 13 03:17:59 looks like the neo is 1:1 Mar 13 04:21:27 openmoko: 03werner * r1333 10/developers/werner/TODO: Some updates to keep my readers amused. Mar 13 05:58:10 openmoko: 03tony_guan * r1334 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-dialer/ (28 files in 2 dirs): dynamic status displaying support. Mar 13 06:04:56 openmoko: 03tony_guan * r1335 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-dialer/src/openmoko-dialer-window-incoming.c: incoming_0.png Mar 13 06:06:43 openmoko: 03werner * r1336 10/trunk/src/host/devirginator/ (envedit.pl environment.in setup.sh): (log message trimmed) Mar 13 06:06:43 openmoko: envedit.pl (readenv): make it an error to load an environment smaller than 6 Mar 13 06:06:43 openmoko: bytes Mar 13 06:06:43 openmoko: setup.sh: use partition names for dfu-util Mar 13 06:06:43 openmoko: environment.in: added "Boot from microSD" menu option (untested) Mar 13 06:06:45 openmoko: environment.in: added "regular_boot" to bootargs_base Mar 13 06:06:49 openmoko: setup.sh: just do a "reset halt" after the DFU upload, no complicated and buggy Mar 13 06:11:42 r1337 you can feel it coming Mar 13 06:42:04 kmeyer, :D Mar 13 06:42:16 :) Mar 13 07:08:55 Hehe Mar 13 07:21:36 hello? Mar 13 07:21:36 Lavar: See http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FAQ (Hopefully this link answers your question. This autotrigger for new nick and question during first 15 minutes done only once.) Mar 13 07:22:49 anyone here? Mar 13 07:32:01 Almost a month old, but I never saw it: http://www.linuxworld.com/news/2007/021407-podcast-n2.html Mar 13 07:33:20 inpatient ... Mar 13 07:33:32 at least got FAQ reply ;-) Mar 13 07:33:46 Hehe.. Quite. Hopefully he waits for P2 ;) Mar 13 07:34:12 openmoko: 03tony_guan * r1337 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-dialer/data/ (Makefile.am openmoko-dialer.desktop): desktop file Mar 13 07:38:28 Gads! this is what i have been looking for for YEARS, why did I just find it now? Mar 13 07:38:29 sirkha_top: See http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FAQ (Hopefully this link answers your question. This autotrigger for new nick and question during first 15 minutes done only once.) Mar 13 07:40:21 this autoreply is funny sometimes ;-) Mar 13 07:40:32 i was thinking that Mar 13 07:40:41 this may be my excuse to finally learn GTK Mar 13 07:40:47 :) Mar 13 07:40:51 (i've been avoiding it) Mar 13 07:42:31 surprisingly often though its correct, but still lately most people probably have already read FAQ Mar 13 07:47:38 aloril: Maybe you should change it to say "Man, can't believe you don't know that!?" ;) Mar 13 07:50:33 how do i stop at the bootloader menu ? pressing AUX again ?? Mar 13 07:50:47 hold in aux while power on Mar 13 07:50:52 hmm, here is one that i can't seem to figure out: is the sd card slot accessible from the outside? Mar 13 07:51:01 no Mar 13 07:51:37 thats unfortunate but not a deal killer (since i have to open the battery cover on my current phone anyways) i am sure there are reasons Mar 13 07:51:51 ah i right the screenshots show that i need to use AUX to choose and power to select Mar 13 07:53:01 CM: hehe Mar 13 07:54:06 shit , i was to slow ,, and now its back to its rebooting state .. Mar 13 07:54:56 rwhitby, do you see a chance when getting to uboot to recover this "keeps rebooting problem " ? do you think the images is wrecked Mar 13 07:55:18 the reboot happens quite early , right after the first splash screen Mar 13 07:55:26 the keeps rebooting is due to low battery charge Mar 13 07:55:37 oh Mar 13 07:55:49 rob__w: hit the power button once Mar 13 07:56:02 then get into the bootloader console via ttyACM0 Mar 13 07:56:11 then type "neo1973 charger fast" Mar 13 07:56:27 ah, yet I need to add yet another link to FAQ: to disassembly page Mar 13 07:57:52 so now ive battery and usb connected .. it is not rebooting but stays off .. Mar 13 07:58:15 * rob__w needs a to find his terminal app Mar 13 08:00:04 hmm.. is "keeps rebooting problem " addressed somewhere in wiki? Mar 13 08:00:06 rob__w: leave it off for a number of minutes for it to get some charge up Mar 13 08:00:43 (including "leave it off for a number of minutes for it to get some charge up", etc.. hints?) Mar 13 08:00:55 ok will keep it charging ,, i need to run to a meeting ,, so now it can charge some hours Mar 13 08:01:15 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo1973_Phase_0 probably should have this info? Mar 13 08:01:21 rob__w: then be ready to get into the bootloader console via ttyACM0, and ready to paste in "neo1973 charger fast" before it uses up all the charge it saved up and reboots again Mar 13 08:01:44 uh sounds fast .. Mar 13 08:02:06 is there no chance that it charges up while turned off to full capacity ? Mar 13 08:02:31 hooray! I finally have eth0, ath0 (wireless), usb0 (neo) all bridged on an Iomega NAS100d, so I can wifi connect to the neo via the nas100d. Mar 13 08:02:45 rwhitby, nice Mar 13 08:02:48 rob__w: it probably does, but this way you can get into it *now* :-) Mar 13 08:02:57 probably better somebody with device edit it so that info is correct (though I guess I could try to add some info there and let P0 owners fix it?) Mar 13 08:03:17 aloril: the latter will be the quickest way to get it in there ;-) Mar 13 08:03:27 i see , will the charger fast command be saved so uboot always does this ? Mar 13 08:03:33 rob__w: no Mar 13 08:04:38 rwhitby, so the rule is have it connected to usb amap Mar 13 08:06:07 so I can connect to the neo via wifi->usbnet and the neo can connect to the internet via usbnet->eth to router. Mar 13 08:06:42 rwhitby, ipkg update ;-) Mar 13 08:06:53 Downloading http://buildhost.openmoko.org/tmp/deploy/ipk/armv4t/Packages.gz Mar 13 08:06:59 already done that lots Mar 13 08:07:14 hehe great Mar 13 08:08:38 ok, now that all works, the next job is to get the nas100d able to update the firmware on the neo ... Mar 13 08:08:46 why is it that openmoko-dialer is not ready to handle the gsm direclty ? Mar 13 08:09:23 (basically, this is all in preparation for a linux user group meeting I have in a week. I bring in the neo connected to the nas100d, plug in the nas100d, and anyone in the room can wifi into the neo and have a look around. Mar 13 08:11:32 rob__w: probably just simply time Mar 13 08:12:02 good , thats good reason , i was scared there is a more difficult issue Mar 13 08:13:57 so if i leave it at the charger for some hourse , might it boot up just normally ( reach the kernel charger fast command¸s ) ? Mar 13 08:14:17 rob__w: should do Mar 13 08:14:46 roger Mar 13 08:14:52 thanks Mar 13 08:17:00 rwhitby: is this "press power button" with stock P0 u-boot or after updating to latest u-boot? Mar 13 08:17:23 aloril: mine is stock u-boot Mar 13 08:18:04 (I haven't updated anything yet, until I get a stable development/test rig so I can reproduce things easily) Mar 13 08:18:08 is there yet solution to this problem? Mar 13 08:18:54 (well seems that #212 has link to partial solution) Mar 13 08:23:13 rwhitby, so are you paid by FIC ? Mar 13 08:23:48 morning Mar 13 08:23:57 rob__w: no Mar 13 08:24:09 rwhitby: first version: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo1973_Phase_0#Reboot_cycle Mar 13 08:24:15 you feel to be a major dude here Mar 13 08:24:42 rob__w: I run nslu2-linux.org, so I have some experience in helping a community grow Mar 13 08:25:57 what's nslu2-linux.org? Mar 13 08:26:24 * xkr47 appreciates rwhitby's presence Mar 13 08:26:39 kmeyer, well open the url :) Mar 13 08:26:41 #212 is really long Mar 13 08:27:03 way too lazy :) Mar 13 08:27:18 / mildly intoxicated Mar 13 08:27:40 kmeyer: I have a policy that I don't tell people anything they can easily find out for themselves :-) Mar 13 08:27:53 makes enough sense Mar 13 08:28:02 cause if you do, they start asking things like "what's nslu2-linux.org?" ;-) Mar 13 08:28:23 :) Mar 13 08:30:02 (nslu2-linux has over 10,000 subscribers on it's mailing lists, and has had over 50,000 firmware downloads in the last two years. Also has raised almost USD$10K in donations in that time, all spent back on the project hardware infrastructure) Mar 13 08:30:26 why is the charger chip not generally trying the fast charge ? this then would enable the device even with not bat connected Mar 13 08:30:36 morning Mar 13 08:30:51 rob__w: not all usb devices can give 500mA for full charge Mar 13 08:30:52 hey hrw Mar 13 08:30:52 hi hrw - any joy with gsm on your p0? Mar 13 08:31:12 hrw, but the charger chip should try to get the most of all .. Mar 13 08:31:26 rwhitby: it is still DEAD Mar 13 08:31:32 hrw: :-( Mar 13 08:31:37 ~lart neo1973 charging system Mar 13 08:31:38 * apt takes neo1973 charging system to the vet for a "special" visit Mar 13 08:31:52 :D Mar 13 08:31:59 ~massacre usb chargers which dont charge in first place Mar 13 08:32:01 I'm more and more thinking about buying nokia dt14 or any nokia bl-5c phone Mar 13 08:32:02 * apt sets seeds of discontent and difference among the usb chargers which dont charge in first place; years later two factions have formed; history will take its course Mar 13 08:32:27 this would allow me to atleast CHARGE batteries Mar 13 08:32:36 hrw: tried second work around yet: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo1973_Phase_0#Reboot_cycle Mar 13 08:32:51 aloril: to get into this you need some juice in battery.... Mar 13 08:33:01 i demand a dummy charger routine which trys to fast charge at any time the device is off Mar 13 08:33:05 aloril: if battery goes to 0 then neo is unable to charge it Mar 13 08:33:26 also i demand the usb connection if connected to a 500mA hub to power the device Mar 13 08:33:37 hrw: ah, OK, then .. hmm where is that link to image of using another phone to charge it .. Mar 13 08:33:55 aloril: ha ha ha. Mar 13 08:34:24 aloril: I saw that and do not plan to combine how to destroy battery with some unknown voltage from other device Mar 13 08:35:03 Nokia BL5C looks like a battery not a charger Mar 13 08:35:25 rob__w: yes, but it works in Neo1973 Mar 13 08:35:37 rob__w: "any nokia bl-5c phone" == any Nokia phone which use bl-5c Mar 13 08:36:01 got it Mar 13 08:36:16 those arent too expensive ,, around 8€ .. Mar 13 08:36:18 hrw: Neo1973 batter might not fit to nokia phone though :-( Mar 13 08:36:26 Hi all, can anyone help me in using the kannel wap gateway? I am unable to understand on how to use it. Kindly help me in this regard, by providing some information Mar 13 08:36:46 are there high cap BL5C by any chances ? Mar 13 08:37:00 nokia 770 boot with neo battery Mar 13 08:37:42 hrw: can you tell me (or edit http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo1973_Phase_0 ) if you resolve your issue? Mar 13 08:37:48 nearly dead battery... Mar 13 08:38:50 sureshkumar: what are you doing? Mar 13 08:39:08 so i am also in the rebooting loop currently ,, i wil lleave it plugged some hours and then see if it comes back Mar 13 08:39:40 we need matchbox-battery-applet to visualize the charger type`s Mar 13 08:39:52 rob__w: don't leave too long on it, otherwise it might drain too much (I assume this is what happened with hrw's batter, is it so?) Mar 13 08:40:07 aloril: I didn't understand on what are you asking Mar 13 08:40:17 * aloril means, don't leave it in reboot cycling Mar 13 08:40:22 aloril, it is off currently the power is attached Mar 13 08:40:30 aloril, i did this before Mar 13 08:41:02 sureshkumar: why are you asking your questions? why do you need to understand wap/sms/etc..? Mar 13 08:41:21 aloril: I am trying to use kannel wap gateway by using the sample wapkannel.conf Mar 13 08:41:26 rob__w: cool, np then Mar 13 08:41:50 sureshkumar: why are you trying to use kannel wap gateway? Mar 13 08:42:13 To test wap functionality over SMS Mar 13 08:42:37 why do you want "To test wap functionality over SMS" ? Mar 13 08:42:56 Just setting this gateway, so that I can test my middle ware / applications Mar 13 08:44:06 wap over sms sounds like 1999 once again Mar 13 08:44:17 :P Mar 13 08:44:20 what "middle ware / applications" ? Mar 13 08:44:35 * CM leans back and keeps watching the show Mar 13 08:44:40 wap over sms? Mar 13 08:45:05 yeah.. use sms instead of pigeons as transport Mar 13 08:45:13 ^^ Mar 13 08:45:31 is that... workable? Mar 13 08:45:34 if sms are free? Mar 13 08:46:09 well it depends on sms vs gsm modem pricing and surfing habits I guess Mar 13 08:46:42 * xkr47 has been partially involved in wap over sms.. at least I know the wap protocol :) Mar 13 08:47:02 I know that making WAP pages suxx Mar 13 08:47:16 1.5KB limit per deck suxx Mar 13 08:47:39 and most phones have a real browser anyway Mar 13 08:49:00 hrw, yeah :P Mar 13 08:49:49 tigert, sure.. but for some wap over sms might still be feasible Mar 13 08:54:20 yeah Mar 13 08:54:34 we tend to overestimate the amount of technology Mar 13 08:54:41 when living in hitech Mar 13 08:54:47 openmoko: 03laforge * r1338 10/trunk/src/target/agpsd/: create empty dir Mar 13 08:54:55 openmoko: 03laforge * r1339 10/trunk/src/target/agpsd/patches/: create empty dir Mar 13 09:05:48 http://www.flickr.com/photos/hrwandil/419825351/ - how to check does neo battery has any juice left Mar 13 09:06:46 hrw: you hacker you Mar 13 09:21:49 http://www.flickr.com/photos/hrwandil/419831297/ Mar 13 09:23:34 * CoreDump|afk is not getting /dev/ttyUSB0 even w/ debug board attached. Is there a trick to it?? Mar 13 09:24:27 CoreDump|afk: select the right option from boot menu? Mar 13 09:26:48 XorA: no luck Mar 13 09:36:59 how should this question read? "Q: Is it completely free software?" (not yet in FAQ, but adding it) Mar 13 09:37:09 ? "Q: Is it completely FLOSS?" Mar 13 09:37:27 free software/open source? Mar 13 09:39:00 mehhhh Mar 13 09:39:13 < > USB Debugging Device Mar 13 09:39:19 !slap me Mar 13 09:39:50 aloril, I think your original formulation was good Mar 13 09:39:54 "free software" Mar 13 09:42:41 CoreDump|afk: did you load ftdi_sio with the correct VID/PID? Mar 13 09:43:49 ummm Mar 13 09:44:00 mjr: ah, well used last one already (addresses those people that know open source but not free software too) Mar 13 09:44:33 *shrug* Mar 13 09:44:41 I'm not gonna hunt down and kill you Mar 13 09:44:47 btw in the packaging where were peoples picks? I havent found one yet Mar 13 09:45:15 still, does knowing open source equate to knowing that ETLA? I dunno... Mar 13 09:45:52 ah, free software/open source Mar 13 09:45:55 that's okay Mar 13 09:46:38 vmaster: that was indeed my problem :\ Thanks Mar 13 09:47:58 rwhitby: thanks Mar 13 09:48:04 CoreDump|afk: i ran into the same problem with several of my FT2232 based USB-JTAGs as well - each vendor using his own vid/pid, and the driver ignoring it by default Mar 13 09:50:56 ftdi_sio is available in kernel or extra? Mar 13 09:53:11 it's in the kernel Mar 13 09:53:28 has been for quite a while - all the FT232, FT245 and FT2232 devices uses it Mar 13 09:53:32 s/uses/use/ Mar 13 09:53:32 vmaster meant: has been for quite a while - all the FT232, FT245 and FT2232 devices use it Mar 13 09:54:08 but of course it only attaches to devices with FTDI's default vid and pid Mar 13 09:57:00 hrw: but you have to give vendor and product settings in /etc/modprobe.conf for it Mar 13 09:57:34 options ftdi_sio vendor=0x1457 product=0x5118 Mar 13 09:58:15 thx Mar 13 09:58:35 np Mar 13 09:59:35 CoreDump|afk: see the uboot menu item checkin for boot from sd card? no need for altboot now, hey? Mar 13 10:00:44 hmm.. [[Neo1973]] needs rewrite, I'll do that later (with links to various announcements and mail(s) to back up claims) Mar 13 10:02:38 Wikipedia has a few inaccuracies on that page too. /me edits. Mar 13 10:04:50 rwhitby: actually I don't see that entry. Did you flash a newer u-boot env by chance? Mar 13 10:09:58 good morning Mar 13 10:10:52 morning florian Mar 13 10:12:28 rmmod ftdi_sio == oops ;( Mar 13 10:13:01 some parts of usb system died after that Mar 13 10:15:50 hrw: works fine here: Linux magrathea 2.6.18.1 #1 PREEMPT Sat Oct 28 21:26:50 CEST 2006 i686 GNU/Linux Mar 13 10:16:42 hrw: so did that Nokia770 trick save your Neo1973 battery? Mar 13 10:18:47 aloril: no. n770 refuse to charge unknown batteries Mar 13 10:18:56 vmaster: 2.6.21-rc3 here Mar 13 10:21:34 * hrw goes for usb am->usb af cable Mar 13 10:22:06 usb ab Mar 13 10:23:13 xkr47: a->a extender cable Mar 13 10:23:21 I know :) Mar 13 10:24:12 hrw: do you own a multimeter? If so - strip a USB cable, and seperate out the red and black wires. 5V should be measured across these +-0.5V. Putting a kettle in series with one of the wires, and connecting to the batteries will safely charge it. (a kettle has a resistance of around 20 ohms) Check this first - if it's under 5 ohms don't use. Then connect to + and - of battery. Monitor voltage of battery as it rises. If it gets over 4.2V, it may Mar 13 10:24:19 no way.. usb system in kernel died Mar 13 10:24:31 ging should take several hours Mar 13 10:24:56 The battery will also die if you get it round the wrong way - monitor the voltage and see if it starts to drop. Mar 13 10:25:15 hrw, :O Mar 13 10:25:29 SpeedEvil: cut after "If it gets over 4.2V, it ma" Mar 13 10:25:39 SpeedEvil: or I will go and buy cheapest bl-5c already-charged battery Mar 13 10:26:09 (447 characters seems to be limit) Mar 13 10:26:53 SpeedEvil, if you use irssi, install splitlong.pl script :) Mar 13 10:29:20 may explode Mar 13 10:29:47 for a dead battery at 3V ish, charging should take several hours Mar 13 10:33:36 brb - reboot to get usb working again Mar 13 10:40:00 Error: jtag.c:1181 jtag_examine_chain(): JTAG communication failure, check connection, JTAG interface, target power etc. Mar 13 10:40:03 ;( Mar 13 10:40:14 is the target powered? Mar 13 10:40:59 vmaster: hard to tell. neo need lot of power to give sign of being powered Mar 13 10:48:29 according to my multimeter battery has 3.38V Mar 13 10:50:02 did you try pressing the power button? Mar 13 10:51:12 and holding AUX down? Mar 13 10:52:59 yes Mar 13 10:53:02 a lot of times Mar 13 10:54:17 is ftdi_sio currently loaded with the debug board's vid/pid? Mar 13 10:54:52 this time no Mar 13 10:55:32 modprobing.. Mar 13 10:55:53 uhm, no, i kind of hoped that ftdi_sio prevented the OpenOCD from grabbing the interface Mar 13 10:56:02 but if you didn't have it loaded, that isn't the problem Mar 13 10:57:14 anyone know against which version of u-boot the neo1973 patches have to be applied? top of git? Mar 13 10:57:46 1.1.2 or 1.1.4 i suspect Mar 13 10:57:58 ~curse ftdi_sio for oopsing Mar 13 10:58:08 May you be reincarnated as a Windows XP administrator, ftdi_sio for oopsing ! Mar 13 10:58:41 http://pastebin.ca/393191 Mar 13 10:59:18 and usb DIED. Mar 13 10:59:21 fscking crap Mar 13 10:59:28 ARGHHHSFSDFS#@$@#^$@^@(^&@(*^$@& Mar 13 10:59:54 I will buy nokia phone Mar 13 11:00:22 something cheap, crappy and working Mar 13 11:05:06 * SpeedEvil realises that the original schedule for P1 was last Saturday. Mar 13 11:08:51 <_buz> try january Mar 13 11:09:02 <_buz> SCNR Mar 13 11:11:57 Well - yes. Mar 13 11:12:27 Also - was there _actually_ a '25th' announcement, or was it 'Late March?' Mar 13 11:13:03 CoreDump|afk: it was just a checkin by werner that I saw noting a menu entry to boot from SD Mar 13 11:13:08 I don't remember anything semi-official with anything other than 'late'. Mar 13 11:13:57 * aloril ponders if P0.5 would have made sense (to check that GTA01Bv4 is OK before its made more widely available) Mar 13 11:14:36 I suspect that's what's going to happen. Mar 13 11:14:48 <_buz> it would probablynot have speed up things very much Mar 13 11:14:58 <_buz> i wonder if p1 will be skippped in favor of p1.5 in the end Mar 13 11:15:11 However. Mar 13 11:15:33 You can save a potentially moderate amount of money by ordering components and 1000 PCBs. Mar 13 11:15:41 You populate 50 PCBs and ship. Mar 13 11:15:53 If it all works, you assemble and ship the next 950 Mar 13 11:16:16 As a new PCB is much cheaper than a PCB + stuff. Mar 13 11:17:58 GTA01Bv4 is actually already available, so they have almost month to test it internally Mar 13 11:18:51 True. Mar 13 11:19:15 SpeedEvil: hmm.. I don't see around 2007-03-25 anywhere either, unless it has been in FOSDEM talk? Mar 13 11:19:27 I think that was 'late march'. Mar 13 11:19:36 do we know it's available? I thought it was only designed, and they need 4 to 6 weeks for manufacture. Mar 13 11:19:49 25th was just picked I think as it's a compromise between late march and end of march. Mar 13 11:20:08 6 weeks quoted was for the LCM order time. Mar 13 11:20:41 PCBs take under a week to make, and if you've got all the bits, and a assembly plant, then you can get samples _easily_ in a couple of weeks. Mar 13 11:21:00 For a rush, under a week is easily possible - for the first 10 ynits. Mar 13 11:21:11 (video, PDF does not have that date either (late march too)) Mar 13 11:22:08 rwhitby: latest info is "We have finalized the next revision called GTA01Bv4, which we expect to be available in sample quantities roughly at the end of the month. Let's hope this time we got everything right and can immediately proceed to producing larger quantities." Mar 13 11:22:11 If the core team does not have a tame PCB designer, that could add more time. Mar 13 11:22:30 2007-03-06: http://lists.openmoko.org/pipermail/announce/2007-March/000006.html Mar 13 11:22:46 aloril: nod. I stand corrected. Mar 13 11:23:45 * aloril ponders what does "sample quantities" means in practice Mar 13 11:23:47 Finalised the next revision may not mean 'I have one in my hand' Mar 13 11:24:12 It may well mean 'we've got the circuit diagram changes, and sent them to the PCB layout person' Mar 13 11:24:22 yeah Mar 13 11:24:59 However, if it all dropped right, I could see hardware arriving about now. Mar 13 11:25:16 also they need some time for software too, I think they don't want to cell phone with only [[Manually_using_GSM]] ;-) Mar 13 11:25:35 s/cell/sell/ Mar 13 11:25:35 aloril meant: also they need some time for software too, I think they don't want to sell phone with only [[Manually_using_GSM]] ;-) Mar 13 11:25:50 We _really_ don't want 'power users' ordering phones and being utterly unable to do anything. Mar 13 11:26:22 aloril: if at all - #256 Mar 13 11:27:01 hrw: yeah, no doubt they will have some way to test that things like that work before shipping Mar 13 11:28:20 sample quantities might mean "first N pre-orders get it, lets wait a bit to see its all OK, then open it up for rest" Mar 13 11:28:34 Or it might mean all P0 devs Mar 13 11:28:37 (just guess of course) Mar 13 11:28:50 ah, yeah, true, more likely that way Mar 13 11:29:08 Or it might mean all P0 devs who have done anything with the phone. Mar 13 11:33:26 * rwhitby wonders if the rest of the community thinks the P0 devs have been living up to their priviledged position ... Mar 13 11:35:41 rwhitby: heh, looking at the battery problems i'd guess you p0 guys didn't have much of chance yet Mar 13 11:36:10 IMO, I have the feeling that I could do much more than many of the P0 devs. Mar 13 11:36:28 I am unfortuantely realistic enought ot realise that I probably wouldn't. Mar 13 11:36:50 I know battery problems woudln't bother me though. Mar 13 11:37:04 * SpeedEvil has a lab PSU, and is not afraid to use it! :) Mar 13 11:37:08 hehehe Mar 13 11:37:13 vmaster: I haven't had any real problem with the battery. I changed mine to not autoboot into Linux, and left it that way overnight and it was in a reboot loop in the morning. It was an easy fix, and now I know not to leave it in u-boot until the battery runs down. Mar 13 11:37:38 rwhitby: the southern hemisphere rocks! Mar 13 11:37:55 koen|galinhas_: always has ;-) Mar 13 11:38:32 have you learnt yet how to lean the other way so you don't fall off the earth? Mar 13 11:39:06 always wondered how you're doing that... i mean, isn't that quite some headache after a few years of standing upside-down? Mar 13 11:39:34 damn. I can't install openocd on the nas100d, cause it's wanting to install some libgcc-s1 package which seems to be conflicting with the real ligcc1 ... Mar 13 11:40:02 * rwhitby gets the -force-depends hammer out ... Mar 13 11:40:42 s/ligcc1/libgcc1/ of course Mar 13 11:41:21 rwhitby: gcc/gcc-cross packaging is a bit broken Mar 13 11:41:32 rwhitby: I am in the process of unbreaking it Mar 13 11:41:50 koen|galinhas: excellent. I'll go to bed now and try again tomorrow then :-) Mar 13 11:41:59 make that next week :) Mar 13 11:42:07 the beach is a bit too nice here :) Mar 13 11:42:33 I doubt your pride will allow you to leave it broken that long, beach or not. Mar 13 11:42:56 SpeedEvil: did you apply for P0? Mar 13 11:43:59 * rwhitby puts away the -force-depends hammer, and uses -nodeps instead ... Mar 13 11:44:57 -force-overwrite Mar 13 11:52:17 koen|galinhas: I don't think I want to install libgcc-s1 - I've never seen that package naming before. Mar 13 11:52:30 (hence I left libgcc1 there) Mar 13 11:52:44 rwhitby: gcc-cross renames libgcc_s to libgcc :( Mar 13 11:52:59 I don't know why Mar 13 11:53:44 vmaster: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/OpenOCD#OpenOCD_and_Debug_Board says use openocd svn rev 130. If I use svn latest, would that cause "Command ft2232_vid_pid not found" and "Command ft2232_layout not found" ? Mar 13 11:54:14 uhm, no Mar 13 11:54:16 (I'm trying to run openocd built for ixp4xxle, running on an iomega nas100d, to talk via the debug board to the neo. Mar 13 11:54:32 It reports "Open On-Chip Debugger (2007-01-31 12:00 CET)" Mar 13 11:54:34 the only difference between r130 and r131 is a fix in the libftdi support Mar 13 11:54:44 yeah, i notoriously forget to update that version string... :( Mar 13 11:55:16 did that build enable support for the ft2232? Mar 13 11:55:19 * rwhitby decides to look at what devirginator does ... Mar 13 11:55:20 it's conditionally compiled Mar 13 11:55:51 aha: EXTRA_OECONF = " --disable-ftdi2232 --disable-ftd2xx" in stock OE Mar 13 11:56:14 that's from > 1/2 year ago Mar 13 11:56:45 use "--enable-ft2232_libftdi" Mar 13 11:56:51 hmm - the openocd-native_svn.bb has EXTRA_OECONF = "--enable-ft2232_libftdi --enable-parport-ppdev" Mar 13 11:57:07 but for some reason the non-native recipe is bogus. Mar 13 11:57:27 rwhitby: the non-native was intended to be used on the Cirrus E93xx with bit-banging Mar 13 11:57:45 g2 tried that almost a year ago Mar 13 11:57:59 ah, and I want to use it on an ixp4xx with ftdi via usb Mar 13 11:58:02 i renamed the options since then Mar 13 11:58:04 yeah Mar 13 11:58:08 12:58 < vmaster> use "--enable-ft2232_libftdi" Mar 13 11:58:28 would those options still work for [g2], or am I going to break it for him? Mar 13 12:00:38 * rwhitby larts non-native and native bb recipes using different compile options Mar 13 12:00:59 aloril: no - I'm doing too much on my house ATM. Mar 13 12:01:11 No time :( Mar 13 12:01:18 vmaster: thx for the tips Mar 13 12:01:28 rwhitby: guess noone actually used it, and noone should use the source from back then Mar 13 12:03:25 rwhitby: they won't Mar 13 12:03:27 rwhitby: and [g2] didn't make that recipe, I did :) Mar 13 12:03:50 koen|galinhas: I need to add something to make it look in staging fir ftdi.h too Mar 13 12:04:26 Hi people. Mar 13 12:04:49 counter Mar 13 12:04:49 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wishlist:Neo1973_P0_Review P1: 2 weeks, 4 days 23:55:11 (18.997 +-7.0 days) (see faq) (532) Mar 13 12:04:58 hi Elrond Mar 13 12:05:03 hrw - Hi! Mar 13 12:05:11 hrw - How's your unbricking going? Mar 13 12:06:05 I think the counter is making it feel longer. Mar 13 12:06:11 Elrond: I took a look at devirginator and will probably lash environment to it. but now neo does not turn on so I skip it and do my hunt for missing symbol Mar 13 12:07:02 hrw - It doesn't even turn on, when getting power via usb? Mar 13 12:07:09 Hmm, that sounds very breakish. Mar 13 12:08:27 Elrond: nokia 770 starts with that battery... neo does not Mar 13 12:08:52 hmm.. [[FAQ]] has link to [[Neo1973]] which has link to [[Wishlist:Neo1973_P0_Review]] Mar 13 12:08:59 counter_msg Mar 13 12:08:59 aloril changed counter prefix message to Mar 13 12:09:15 Yeah. Mar 13 12:09:33 I was going to fold some of the P0 review stuff into it. Mar 13 12:10:22 And add a picture - as you can probably tell. Mar 13 12:11:21 SpeedEvil: if I read history correctly, you added 2007-03-25 date to Neo1973, so I guess its OK to change to "Late March" (or whatever latest mail is using) Mar 13 12:11:47 SpeedEvil: umm.. you are editing [[Neo1973]] currently? Mar 13 12:12:13 I changed it to late march Mar 13 12:12:24 I'm done for now. Mar 13 12:12:43 Isn't the regex for the sites in the topic broken? Shouldn't it be commas instead of pipes? Mar 13 12:12:54 no. Mar 13 12:13:19 (foo|bar)ist matches fooist and barist Mar 13 12:13:52 But it's {foo|bar}, not (foo|bar) Mar 13 12:14:08 depends. Mar 13 12:14:14 The topic Mar 13 12:14:20 The topic says {foo|bar} Mar 13 12:14:25 oh Mar 13 12:14:43 Personally. I'd say just link to wiki Mar 13 12:15:04 drat Mar 13 12:15:16 I can't upgrade uboot because I don't have a linuxbox handy Mar 13 12:15:28 I don't think the topic is supposed to be regex, the dots aren't even escaped :P Mar 13 12:16:27 wow, maemo has 1400 registered users at their gforge site Mar 13 12:16:27 and 190 projects Mar 13 12:16:35 koen|galinhas: you need to carry a slug with you wherever you go ... Mar 13 12:17:25 * aloril wonders what will be OpenMoko numbers in 1-2 years Mar 13 12:17:56 * rwhitby considers gluing the debug board to the side of an NSLU2 to make a portable neo reflash station ... Mar 13 12:18:52 rwhitby: hehe Mar 13 12:20:23 but seriously, I need to give a demo at a linux users group next week, so I'm setting up an Iomega NAS100d, with bridged wifi, eth0, and usbnet (to neo) so everyone in the room can ssh into the neo and check it out ... Mar 13 12:20:25 * koen|galinhas_ stabs gtk.org Mar 13 12:21:01 koen|galinhas: lack of any release news? Mar 13 12:21:44 koen|galinhas: and how many of those maemo projects has working packages? how many of them can be installed out-of-box? Mar 13 12:22:03 hrw: yes, lack of release news Mar 13 12:22:14 hrw: those numbers are pretty bad Mar 13 12:22:47 My "packaging is hell, use OE" interested a lot of nokia people :) Mar 13 12:23:31 koen|galinhas_: that was one of ideas why I got nokia770 ;D Mar 13 12:23:55 vmaster: I think I have openocd connectivity to the neo via the debug board now. What's an easy way to non-intrusively test that connectivity? Mar 13 12:24:18 rwhitby: 'reg' command? Mar 13 12:24:32 (and is this the first time someone has run openocd on an ixp4xx device as the host, rather than the target?) Mar 13 12:25:21 hrw: halt then reg worked :-) Mar 13 12:25:30 rwhitby: I used openocd on my loft to test the package a while back :) Mar 13 12:25:35 (then resume) Mar 13 12:25:56 koen|galinhas: how come the non-native package was broken then ;-) Mar 13 12:26:25 "a while back" Mar 13 12:27:08 anyway, I'm calling that a success. You can now successfully debug a neo from an ixp4xx (like nslu2 or nas100d). Mar 13 12:27:13 night all Mar 13 12:27:36 n8 rwhitby Mar 13 12:27:38 night Mar 13 12:28:00 ~lart that green thing in black case here Mar 13 12:28:01 * apt throws that green thing in black case here's poor little doggy off a cliff Mar 13 12:28:20 s/green/red ;D Mar 13 12:33:43 ummm, what was the driver for SD again? Mar 13 12:34:07 modprobe s3cmci.ko Mar 13 12:34:07 device is /dev/mmcblk0p0 Mar 13 12:34:28 should that be added to P0_Review page (or somewhere else?) Mar 13 12:35:12 aloril: thanks! (and yes) Mar 13 12:39:10 CoreDump|afk: /media/card/ automatically then Mar 13 12:39:16 i wish Mar 13 12:39:32 mount: Mounting /dev/mmcblk0p1 on /media/card/ failed: Invalid argument Mar 13 12:39:39 hmm Mar 13 12:39:41 can't mount the damn thing at all =( Mar 13 12:39:49 maemo is going to have a DTMF helper Mar 13 12:41:49 CoreDump|afk: fails for me too. fdisk worked, mke2fs worked, mount -t ext2 failed. Mar 13 12:42:12 rwhitby: same here Mar 13 12:42:31 did you try util-linux-mount as well? busybox mount is known to be buggy Mar 13 12:42:58 * koen|galinhas_ looks at http://www.google.com/trends?q=openmoko,+maemo&date=all&geo=all&ctab=1&sa=N Mar 13 12:43:21 CoreDump|afk: I don't seem to have ext2 in /proc/filesystems Mar 13 12:43:31 ahem lol Mar 13 12:43:42 :-) Mar 13 12:44:00 CoreDump|afk: I didn't even think of that.... =D Mar 13 12:44:14 * rwhitby always checks basic assumptions first ... Mar 13 12:44:25 ipkg install kernel-module-ext2 Mar 13 12:44:27 what fs is the root filesystem on? Mar 13 12:44:34 mounts fine as ext3 now :-) Mar 13 12:44:36 sannes: jffs2 Mar 13 12:44:38 hi Mar 13 12:44:43 ah, of course Mar 13 12:44:44 hi PBeck Mar 13 12:44:44 filesystem modules you need Mar 13 12:44:49 counter Mar 13 12:44:50 P1: 2 weeks, 4 days 23:15:09 (18.969 +-7.0 days) (see faq) (533) Mar 13 12:44:54 hey CoreDump|afk Mar 13 12:45:03 rwhitby: been away for lunch, but i see you already got it working, cool Mar 13 12:45:19 vmaster: yep, all sweet. will give it a burl tomorrow. Mar 13 12:45:56 can you do dd on it? (assuming you have 64M fix installed) Mar 13 12:46:12 don't have 64M fix installed Mar 13 12:46:45 where should i look for complete source to the current u-boot for neo1973? installing the whole openmoko-openembedded-stuff isn't exactly what i want Mar 13 12:46:47 * CoreDump|afk goes to work Mar 13 12:47:16 and i'm not sure on top of which u-boot version the patches from svn are meant to go Mar 13 12:47:17 vmaster: in svn repo Mar 13 12:47:25 vmaster: moment.. Mar 13 12:47:51 vmaster: git head Mar 13 12:47:58 hrw: ah, cool, thx Mar 13 12:48:12 so the SD card quickstart is "modprobe s3cmci; fdisk /dev/mmcblk0 (and create Linux partition); mke2fs -j /dev/mmcblk0p1; mount -t ext3 /dev/mmcblk0p1 /media/card" Mar 13 12:49:01 * rwhitby really goes to bed now Mar 13 12:52:45 neo will get mmc driver and ext2 module Mar 13 12:56:27 updated from above instructions: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wishlist:Neo1973_P0_Review#MicroSD Mar 13 12:57:22 ho Mar 13 12:57:37 hi ho :-) Mar 13 13:03:29 wow. so many people :) Mar 13 13:04:26 have problem with making openmoko-devel-image Mar 13 13:04:50 | FATAL: oe_libinstall: unable to locate shared library Mar 13 13:05:06 in package libelf-0.8.6-r0 Mar 13 13:05:29 where does mb-applet-battery read the battery state from? does it only poke apm? Mar 13 13:10:41 DenisBY: hehe, why do you have a i486? Mar 13 13:17:11 balrog-kun: on ARM there is no other way now Mar 13 13:18:35 hrw: in familiar, on some devices, it'll read the state out of /sys Mar 13 13:21:37 balrog-kun: hh.org kernel team added some simple battery class but no one from outside of hh.org use it Mar 13 13:21:57 balrog-kun: olpc guys created something but this also is not in mainline yet. Mar 13 13:22:46 hrw: i see Mar 13 13:22:49 ah yes, the adc class Mar 13 13:26:34 updated http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo1973 (it should now have all info I know from official sources (everything referenced)) Mar 13 13:27:19 awesome Mar 13 13:28:37 counter_msg http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo1973 Mar 13 13:28:37 aloril changed counter prefix message to http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo1973 Mar 13 13:29:10 Image:nice_pic_of_front_of_phone_running_openmoko.jpg|650px <- doesn't work :) Mar 13 13:29:33 when will the projects hosted on projects.openmoko.org have working svn access ? :) Mar 13 13:30:08 SpeedEvil: umm.. should above image work? Mar 13 13:33:50 no images that I can find of that name Mar 13 13:39:37 don't know any image in wiki that would fit that description Mar 13 13:39:52 I'd use this one http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Image:FIC-neo1973_small.jpg Mar 13 13:40:28 yeah, I guess until we have real image Mar 13 13:40:40 mm a real pic would be better Mar 13 13:41:26 any p0 guys like to donate a nice full frontal pic of the neo? :) Mar 13 13:43:43 aloril: you can extract neo from my flickr photo Mar 13 13:50:57 No - it was a placeholder URL Mar 13 13:51:03 WRL> Mar 13 13:51:04 ? Mar 13 13:53:34 * XorA finishes buggering up his P-1 device Mar 13 13:54:38 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Booting_from_SD Mar 13 13:56:16 SpeedEvil: OK (myself probably won't do further edits today) Mar 13 13:58:11 I just finished the instructions on that page. It does work for me but if anyone needs clarification don't hesitate to ask Mar 13 13:59:26 zecke, don't know. in my local.conf: BUILD_ARCH = "i686" Mar 13 14:00:10 I don't know why there is i486 Mar 13 14:00:25 DenisBY: do you have a staging/i486-linux directory? Mar 13 14:01:04 yes Mar 13 14:01:13 | oe_libinstall: cd lib Mar 13 14:01:13 | oe_libinstall: install -d /home/moko/build/tmp/staging/i486-linux/lib// Mar 13 14:01:13 | oe_libinstall: install -m 0644 libelf.a /home/moko/build/tmp/staging/i486-linux/lib// Mar 13 14:01:13 | FATAL: oe_libinstall: unable to locate shared library Mar 13 14:01:50 hmm, are the projects on projects.openmoko.org functional ? Mar 13 14:01:50 don't know it was, I have seen this error on ~sunday Mar 13 14:02:19 DenisBY: your host is declared i486, libelf decides that shared libraries don't work on i486 Mar 13 14:05:11 but why? Mar 13 14:06:17 # uname -m Mar 13 14:06:18 i686 Mar 13 14:07:43 DenisBY: if you start to build, does it say i686? or i486? Mar 13 14:09:11 TARGET_ARCH = "i486" Mar 13 14:12:10 but where build system got this? where to change it? Mar 13 14:12:25 fgrep TARGET_ARCH * -R ? :P Mar 13 14:12:47 DenisBY: check bitbake.conf for TARGET_ARCH Mar 13 14:13:05 DenisBY: redo the python code and check the result, and then fallback to the grep -rn Mar 13 14:17:02 zecke, in bitbake.conf: TARGET_ARCH = "${BUILD_ARCH}" Mar 13 14:17:52 DenisBY: then check BUILD_ARCH? Mar 13 14:18:15 no BUILD_ARCH in this file Mar 13 14:18:36 add it? Mar 13 14:18:55 in my universe the default value for BUILD_ARCH is not i486 Mar 13 14:19:06 DenisBY: so it is somewhere, and set to i486 Mar 13 14:19:51 I know, but where? :) ok, I'll try to find Mar 13 14:20:11 hmm, are the projects on projects.openmoko.org functional ? Mar 13 14:27:02 openmoko: 03werner * r1340 10/developers/werner/config.devirginator: Recent example config. Uses local u-boot. Mar 13 14:52:49 any dutch people around? Mar 13 14:53:14 does anyone know about the import tax on the neo devices ? Mar 13 14:53:30 It's simply your local VAT Mar 13 14:53:43 meh... that sucks Mar 13 14:53:55 350$ + 19% Mar 13 14:54:13 No. $350 + $xx shipping + 19% Mar 13 14:54:35 316 Euro's Mar 13 14:54:41 + shipping Mar 13 14:54:56 VAT over shipping cost? Mar 13 14:54:58 VAT goes on top of price + shipping Mar 13 14:55:10 VAT over endprice (device + shipping) Mar 13 14:55:11 that's quite some value Mar 13 14:55:30 Guess it'll be roughly 400 EUR. Mar 13 14:55:32 luckilly customs offices sometimes cant count Mar 13 14:55:39 hehehe Mar 13 14:55:46 zecke, found where it is: /home/moko/openembedded/conf/machine/x86.conf Mar 13 14:56:58 I'm glad there's no additional import tax on handheld electronic devices Mar 13 14:57:42 there's 3,5% additional import tax on CD's for instance Mar 13 14:57:58 even 14% on videocameras Mar 13 14:58:11 €400 is getting close to a month's salary for people on some parts of the world :-( Mar 13 14:58:14 and 12% on jeans XD Mar 13 14:58:33 friedel: it's more then that for me... unemployed :) Mar 13 14:58:56 so it is true opensource people don't really have to eat .... :D Mar 13 14:59:30 * CM wants it shipped as "Development prototype" for P1 too ;) Mar 13 14:59:39 sannes yes, it is... like philosophs and musicians Mar 13 14:59:57 but consider this: you pay the same money for "regular" cellphone when you sign with carrier Mar 13 15:00:22 sannes: lol, nah, what do you expect of a 17-yearold Mar 13 15:00:32 djay-il: heh, yeah, but you can actually make phone calls with that phone from your carrier ;) Mar 13 15:01:34 vmaster: P0 can make phonecalls :-) Mar 13 15:01:46 vmaster: its just very 1337 how you do it Mar 13 15:04:05 heh, yeah, i just wanted to point that imho you can't treat P{0,1} as a phone - and €300-400 for a 266mhz devboard with a touchscreen, gsm, gps and bt ain't that bad Mar 13 15:04:16 vmaster: true, but this one runs linux :-) Mar 13 15:04:49 vmaster: yeah for a debug board its dirt cheap Mar 13 15:04:50 vmaster: And if you call it a phone, it has to be cheaper *lookspuzzled* ? Mar 13 15:05:32 out of interest what speed does a P0 run at Mar 13 15:05:40 besides, noone will buy this because *it can make phone calls*, but because it will do so much more Mar 13 15:05:41 someone gonna look at first few lines of dmesg Mar 13 15:05:46 that's why i still think FIC should sell the board alone, really Mar 13 15:05:59 XorA: apparently not all of them can use GSM :( http://bugzilla.openmoko.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=256 Mar 13 15:06:10 XorA: it runs at 200MHz unless you switch to something else in u-boot Mar 13 15:06:24 266MHz seems to be stable here, but I don't have a debug board. Mar 13 15:07:12 pH5: ah cool, Im here with a pre P0 board so I was wondering if P0 had jacked up the speed Mar 13 15:07:27 pH5: that GSM bug sucks Mar 13 15:07:49 pH5: Ill have to test my P0, as my P-1 I have actually made a phonecall on Mar 13 15:08:02 you have a P1? Mar 13 15:08:12 hey, 200Mhz is fast enough for lots of things Mar 13 15:08:12 -1 Mar 13 15:08:17 P (negative) 1 Mar 13 15:08:19 oo Mar 13 15:08:20 right Mar 13 15:08:31 P0-- Mar 13 15:10:20 XorA: btw, I tried to play the frequency sweeps that are linked from the wiki and I get some strange noises at high frequencies and high (amplifier) volume. Mar 13 15:10:43 LuitvD: there will be ordering from inside EU too, no idea about price though Mar 13 15:11:13 aloril: ah, that's good :) Mar 13 15:11:20 pH5: I get quite a bit of digital interference Mar 13 15:11:32 pH5: got a wiki link? Mar 13 15:12:42 XorA: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wishlist:Neo1973_P0_Review#Audio Mar 13 15:13:16 koen|away: did you pay any import taxes/BTW? Mar 13 15:13:16 XorA: it is especially audible in the linear sweep from http://www.dr-lex.34sp.com/random/20-16000HzLin10sec.mp3 Mar 13 15:17:39 pH5: the woowoo noiuse? Mar 13 15:19:34 XorA: kind of. like a slightly noisy lower frequency that goes up and down. Mar 13 15:19:54 pH5: yeah I here it Mar 13 15:19:58 hear Mar 13 15:20:51 pH5: it is also there on my PC though Mar 13 15:21:24 * philippe wonders about the correctness of an mp3 encoded sound test. Mar 13 15:21:47 it does sound like aliasing to me, someone probly screwed up the encoding Mar 13 15:22:07 XorA: I have the same on my usb sound card Mar 13 15:22:07 well 16KHz is about the cutoff frequency for mp3 in the high tones, don't know about the low one. Mar 13 15:22:28 XorA: but I don't hear it when playing back with my laptop's internal intel8x0 Mar 13 15:28:16 * buz wonders if we see the E2881 at cebit Mar 13 15:37:09 DenisBY: sorry, is that file included somewhere as well? Mar 13 15:38:12 don't know. changing i486 to i686 didn't help. still looking for why there is i486. Mar 13 15:39:02 zecke, "OE Build Configuration". as I understand OE=openembedded? Mar 13 15:39:48 ~oe Mar 13 15:39:50 i guess oe is OpenEmbedded (see http://www.openembedded.org ), or "Opportunistic Encryption" (see http://www.wavesec.org ), or an email client which is not to be spoken of. Mar 13 15:40:14 then in /home/moko/openembedded/conf/bitbake.conf: BUILD_ARCH = "${@os.uname()[4]}" Mar 13 15:40:48 DenisBY: you said BUILD_ARCH was not defined in bitbake.conf?! Mar 13 15:41:21 not in /home/moko/bitbake/conf Mar 13 15:41:31 but in /home/moko/openembedded/conf/ Mar 13 15:42:26 DenisBY: config,inc, and bbclass are found using the BBPATH variable Mar 13 15:45:31 zecke, how to check value of ${@os.uname()[4]}? Mar 13 15:45:49 python Mar 13 15:45:50 import os Mar 13 15:45:57 os.uname()[4] Mar 13 15:46:32 export OMDIR="/home/moko" Mar 13 15:46:33 export BBPATH="${OMDIR}/build:${OMDIR}/oe:${OMDIR}/openembedded" Mar 13 15:47:22 >>> os.uname()[4] Mar 13 15:47:23 'i686' Mar 13 15:47:33 mystic... Mar 13 15:48:07 yes, I should really implement tracing assignment of variables Mar 13 15:48:20 DenisBY: happy grepping Mar 13 15:48:36 :) Mar 13 15:49:36 I've hardcode i686 in config. same result... Mar 13 15:49:56 DenisBY: copy the bitbake.conf from oe into you conf/ directory Mar 13 15:50:32 DenisBY: and change the last line of it to do the assignment ;) But still. find the real issue Mar 13 15:51:47 do I need to clean any cache? Mar 13 15:52:03 try :) Mar 13 15:52:21 it should reparse everything, just check how much it reparsed (or judge by speed) Mar 13 16:00:08 bonjour everyone Mar 13 16:04:12 Bonjour. Mar 13 16:06:55 is there working player for flac in openmoko yet? Mar 13 16:07:54 i just saw the discussion of the mp3 sweeps for p0 audio reviews, seems that ideally the sweeps would be in lossless format. Mar 13 16:08:06 In practice, it doesn't really matter. Mar 13 16:08:18 If you're just using the ears as detector devices Mar 13 16:08:20 Oh Mar 13 16:08:25 well, those mp3's sound messed up on my computer Mar 13 16:08:26 google 'siggen source linux' Mar 13 16:08:36 did you listen to them? Mar 13 16:08:47 No - what page are they linked off Mar 13 16:08:58 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wishlist:Neo1973_P0_Review#Audio Mar 13 16:09:55 http://sal.linet.gr.jp/E/0/SIGGEN.html Mar 13 16:10:04 is a nice trivial signal generator package Mar 13 16:10:14 you will need a BT keyboard ort some text means. Mar 13 16:10:50 actually - the keyb emulator should work Mar 13 16:12:30 Sounds OK here. Mar 13 16:12:50 listen to the 10s linear, do you hear little glitches towards the end? Mar 13 16:12:58 that was the 10s log Mar 13 16:13:46 Interesting. Mar 13 16:13:48 actually the glitches for me are throughout, not just towards end. def more noticable on linear Mar 13 16:14:07 There is some sort of aliasing - if it's my soundcard or not, I don't know. Mar 13 16:14:12 Anyway 'siggen' - works well. Mar 13 16:15:42 Interesting. Mar 13 16:15:45 SpeedEvil: do you have a link to the siggen source? Mar 13 16:15:49 no Mar 13 16:15:57 why? has the ftp site gone down?> Mar 13 16:17:20 looks like it, I can't resolve that host. Mar 13 16:18:36 http://freshmeat.net/projects/signalgenerator/ is this the same one? Mar 13 16:19:36 peepsalot: yes, thanks. Mar 13 16:19:48 Looks like it. Mar 13 16:20:53 yes, it is. Mar 13 16:50:55 openmoko: 03dodji * r1341 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-today/ (8 files in 3 dirs): Mar 13 16:50:55 openmoko: first attempt at pulling today's event from eds Mar 13 16:50:55 openmoko: src/today-main.c: pull all events and quickly show them using the existing infoline widget Mar 13 16:50:55 openmoko: tests/ecal-test.c: cooked up some tests to ease ecal functions debugging Mar 13 16:51:01 openmoko: 03dodji * r1342 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-today/src/today-main.c: Show events starting dates Mar 13 16:51:03 openmoko: 03dodji * r1343 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-today/configure.ac: remove -Werror flag Mar 13 16:51:07 openmoko: 03dodji * r1344 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-today/src/today-main.c: Mar 13 16:51:07 openmoko: first attempt at pulling today's event from eds Mar 13 16:51:07 openmoko: src/today-main.c: pull all events and quickly show them using the existing infoline widget Mar 13 16:51:09 openmoko: tests/ecal-test.c: cooked up some tests to ease ecal functions debugging Mar 13 16:51:16 openmoko: 03dodji * r1345 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-today/src/today-main.c: unfuck last rebase from the work branch Mar 13 16:51:22 openmoko: 03dodji * r1346 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-today/ (7 files in 3 dirs): (log message trimmed) Mar 13 16:51:22 openmoko: Initial commit of the TodayEventsArea widget Mar 13 16:51:22 openmoko: * src/today-events-area.c,h: initial attempt at coding an Mar 13 16:51:25 openmoko: EventArea widget that takes a list of ECalComponent representing Mar 13 16:51:27 openmoko: a list of event and showing these events "page by page". Mar 13 16:51:29 openmoko: You can select events, and cycle through the event pages. Mar 13 16:51:29 * mickeyl hmms Mar 13 16:51:31 openmoko: * src/today-main.c: use the new EventArea widget for testing Mar 13 16:51:38 "unfuck last rebase" Mar 13 16:51:39 tsss Mar 13 16:51:55 * mickeyl prepares mail about proper speech in commit logs Mar 13 16:52:11 Should it be hyphenated? Mar 13 16:52:20 un-fuck? :) Mar 13 16:52:21 heh Mar 13 16:52:23 SpeedEvil, peepsalot: I get those noises with siggen's swgen, too. Mar 13 16:52:35 Turn the volume down. Mar 13 16:52:53 You can get lots of odd artifacts when you are clipping on the speaker. Mar 13 16:53:04 or electrically. Mar 13 16:57:15 SpeedEvil - un-*cemsored* ;o) Mar 13 16:59:25 openmoko: 03dodji * r1347 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-today/ (ChangeLog autogen.sh): Remove specifif --prefix from autogen.sh Mar 13 16:59:30 openmoko: 03dodji * r1348 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-today/configure.ac: Revert specifics from configure.ac Mar 13 17:02:37 hi Dodji Mar 13 17:02:40 hello Mar 13 17:02:42 hey hrw Mar 13 17:03:15 mickey|bbi1h: sorry for my bad language. I will take greater care about it from now on. Mar 13 17:03:46 heh, no problem ;) Mar 13 17:04:18 welcome on board, btw! Mar 13 17:04:29 mickey|bbi1h: thank you :-) Mar 13 17:04:37 SpeedEvil: that obviously helps :) (it's not the speakers, though. with zero amp and full pcm volume the noise is very loud, but with full amp and only half pcm volume it is nearly inaudible) --> solution: keep pcm volume low, use amp instead (or don't play loud 10kHz -> 16kHz sweeps). Mar 13 17:06:11 :) Mar 13 17:06:16 Overall impression of the sound? Mar 13 17:07:06 * stefan_schmidt waits until all the people reads Sean's last mail. :) Mar 13 17:07:34 Hi Dodji Mar 13 17:08:15 zecke, r u still here? Mar 13 17:08:25 sort of Mar 13 17:08:33 zecke, finaly i've found... Mar 13 17:08:36 <-- heading home. Mar 13 17:08:48 it's in /home/moko/openmoko/trunk/oe/conf/machine/x86.conf Mar 13 17:09:25 Elrond: hello Mar 13 17:09:40 DenisBY: now you have two options. Fix libelf and the stupid assumption on i486 and shared libs Mar 13 17:10:23 DenisBY: or change the assignment to ?= Mar 13 17:11:48 * SpeedEvil pings off to his inbox Mar 13 17:12:22 * hrw sent reply to sean mail Mar 13 17:12:30 * zecke crosses his fingers to catch the 22:30 train Mar 13 17:12:54 * SpeedEvil mehs. Mar 13 17:13:45 out of sheer curiosity, where would a person be located if such a person were an application developer for openmoko? Mar 13 17:14:28 On the way to amarillo? Mar 13 17:14:38 zecke, what you recommend? :) Mar 13 17:15:29 BrianHV: You can work from everywhere. Mar 13 17:16:06 innnnteresting. Mar 13 17:16:22 DenisBY: both Mar 13 17:16:26 if only my experience were with gtk, and not with wx and .net... Mar 13 17:16:30 stefan_schmidt: everywhere could be painful... how about anywhere? :) Mar 13 17:16:45 Stephmw: heh, indeed you're right. Mar 13 17:16:53 ~lart myself for bad english Mar 13 17:16:54 * apt pulls out a ClueBat (tm) and thwaps myself for bad english Mar 13 17:17:04 lol Mar 13 17:17:29 stefan_schmidt: meh, don't worry about it - most english-native people aren't too hot at the language Mar 13 17:21:03 You can work from everywhere - but I don't think we've got many omnipresent devs. Mar 13 17:23:17 may be you (or someone) need a sysadmin? :) Mar 13 17:27:46 SpeedEvil: it is loud :) Mar 13 17:30:07 SpeedEvil: I think, the sound is quite good, but of course the speakers are too small to be taken seriously, and I don't have much to compare. The call speaker feels very high-quality when playing back sounds. I hope the S/N ratio will be as good when it is fed by the GSM modem. Mar 13 17:33:07 It won't, alas. Not at GSM bitrates. Mar 13 17:43:20 SpeedEvil: There are phones that sound worse than what GSM could be made responsible for. So I hope that GSM and not the TI phone firmware will be the weakest link in the chain. The WM codec / amp / speakers certainly won't be. Mar 13 17:43:25 True. Mar 13 17:46:00 Any joy on the wireless chipset woes then? Mar 13 17:46:01 When version 1 was designed there was no sufficiently low-power WiFi chip available which has an open driver. You can attach (battery) powered USB hub to Neo1973 and then use supported WiFi USB stick. Also some model later this year probably will include WiFi. For more information see http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FAQ#Q:_What_is_the_rationale_behind_the_exclusion_of_WiFi.3F Mar 13 17:46:32 Hello! Mar 13 17:46:36 Hello Mar 13 17:47:11 I got a few questions about OM... could I do it here? Mar 13 17:47:12 Mandarina: See http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FAQ (Hopefully this link answers your question. This autotrigger for new nick and question during first 15 minutes done only once.) Mar 13 17:47:24 jejejje xD Mar 13 17:47:37 hehe, these triggers do an amazing job :) Mar 13 17:47:42 :D Mar 13 17:48:04 ah, a bot. Thats how it answered so fast. Mar 13 17:48:51 There are a good developers around... xD It has logic... Mar 13 17:49:36 Some of you dispose of Neo device? Mar 13 17:50:01 As in thworing the Neo away? Mar 13 17:52:38 * balrog-kun guesses this was a too literal translation Mar 13 17:52:40 ye Mar 13 17:54:22 Mandarina: Are you insane??? Mar 13 17:54:23 tito|bbiab: See http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FAQ (Hopefully this link answers your question. This autotrigger for new nick and question during first 15 minutes done only once.) Mar 13 17:54:46 aloril: I doubt that is on the FAQ, stupid bot. Mar 13 17:54:52 heh Mar 13 17:55:19 jejejeje Mar 13 17:55:55 tito insane? Why? Mar 13 17:56:44 dispose mean something like destruir or echar in english Mar 13 17:58:44 Me has pillado :P Supongo que serás de habla castellana xD Mar 13 17:59:48 Repeat: do some of you have one Neo device? Mar 13 18:00:04 The phase 0 developers have got phones. Mar 13 18:00:10 There are 36 of them. Mar 13 18:00:20 You can buy it at the end of march. Mar 13 18:00:33 Another bot? Mar 13 18:00:38 i'm not really authoritative in either spanish or english :( Mar 13 18:00:44 * SpeedEvil stabs Mandarina in a very human way. Mar 13 18:00:51 but i speak some Mar 13 18:01:51 Mandarina: yes, some people here are the happy Neo owners :p Mar 13 18:02:15 cool! You are a VIP :P Mar 13 18:02:29 SpeedEvil, Stab in a human way? Like as opposed to a (robotic|zombie|ape) way? Or you mean humane way? Mar 13 18:03:26 I'm feeling like a lam :( Mar 13 18:03:32 In a non-robotic way. Mar 13 18:03:46 * SpeedEvil speaks no spanish. Mar 13 18:03:56 ah, ok ;-) Mar 13 18:03:58 * SpeedEvil blames his french teacher. Mar 13 18:04:02 i see no reason for robots to not stab people :p Mar 13 18:04:39 It's needed if we are ever to implement CTCP STABINFACE. Mar 13 18:06:06 I'll do a stupid question.... in wich color did you receive Neo? Mar 13 18:06:16 Most of them are black/silver Mar 13 18:06:23 some are orange/white Mar 13 18:06:26 one is red/white Mar 13 18:06:31 As I understand it. Mar 13 18:07:08 jejej thanks :) Mar 13 18:08:05 Sorry for my questions bombing Mar 13 18:08:14 No problem. Mar 13 18:08:26 in the red/white one, red is the stripe or the rest of the case? Mar 13 18:08:35 red srripe Mar 13 18:08:54 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo1973_AUX_button Mar 13 18:08:58 Has a closeup Mar 13 18:09:19 oh nice Mar 13 18:09:51 SpeedEvil: nice 'shopping ;-) Mar 13 18:09:52 yeah like a cherry :P Mar 13 18:09:59 is there are reason for making one phone in different colours? Mar 13 18:10:34 balrog in Spain we say: "Para gustos los colores" :P Mar 13 18:10:34 aevin: The red one is actually real. Mar 13 18:11:01 heh Mar 13 18:11:07 I was trying to make the other button photo match this one, but couldn't. Mar 13 18:11:27 aha, so it was the other one you were shopping, then. Mar 13 18:13:28 What can I do to be the 37 cool developer who "disposes"/has a Neo, before end of March....? Mar 13 18:13:29 Mandarino: See http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FAQ (Hopefully this link answers your question. This autotrigger for new nick and question during first 15 minutes done only once.) Mar 13 18:13:54 Yeah - I could get it to a bright red, but XV diddn't do moderating the brightness at the same time, just hue. Mar 13 18:13:55 aloril ...... keep in peace Mar 13 18:14:07 Nothing. Mar 13 18:14:14 All the phase 0 phones are now sent. Mar 13 18:14:18 SpeedEvil: i see from the history the aux button image is cropped from the nomad prototype cover:) Mar 13 18:14:31 yeah. Mar 13 18:14:50 Actually - no. Mar 13 18:14:53 * buz wants a free phone with wifi *drooooooool* Mar 13 18:15:11 It diddn't really show it well. Mar 13 18:15:20 This is a crop of a picture by Kown Mar 13 18:15:24 e/w/e/ Mar 13 18:15:27 buz: somewhere this year Mar 13 18:15:28 s/w/e/ Mar 13 18:15:30 SpeedEvil meant: e/e/e/ Mar 13 18:15:34 sigh. Mar 13 18:15:36 i now ;) Mar 13 18:15:37 When the phase 0 was closed? Mar 13 18:15:38 know Mar 13 18:15:54 November? Mar 13 18:16:09 (however, free as in gratis would be killer ;) Mar 13 18:16:36 SpeedEvil: haha. apt is funny. Mar 13 18:20:00 aish aish....... Mar 13 18:21:19 Actually are you developing some app or module :? Mar 13 18:25:03 I think that I'll create a spanish comunity of Neo Moko:P Mar 13 18:26:54 :) There isn't a spanish version of anything on the wiki. You might add to that. Mar 13 18:28:00 mickeyl, LaF0rge: http://www.mail-archive.com/linux-usb-devel@lists.sourceforge.net/msg50334.html Mar 13 18:28:18 Perfect Mar 13 18:28:38 tomorrow I design the strategy :P Mar 13 18:30:42 i wonder which created more stir, the offer of a gratis phone or wifi ;) Mar 13 18:30:50 When do we know the concrete date for the phase 1? Mar 13 18:34:32 Late march. Mar 13 18:34:37 Is as good as we've gotten. Mar 13 18:43:33 uhms... are you one of admin of this project? Mar 13 18:43:57 There are no admins as such that hang out here. Mar 13 18:44:11 Most of the core team is actually working/coding stuff. Mar 13 18:46:27 How many people compose the core team :? .... It became an interrogatory :P Mar 13 18:51:05 4-5? Mar 13 18:54:32 Enough! Mar 13 19:00:26 i'm not too impressed the plans on the messages software Mar 13 19:00:35 impressed of, that is Mar 13 19:00:47 1265224 files to consider Mar 13 19:00:49 ops Mar 13 19:00:50 i think i'm going to compile a list of stuff that needs to be there Mar 13 19:18:06 put me there :P Mar 13 19:27:58 Mandarino: if you aren't subscribed to announce list, you might want to subscribe so you will be informed when Phase 1 pre-ordering becomes available Mar 13 19:31:35 Ok aloril2, I'll do Mar 13 19:32:54 Tomorrow I begin with the wiki and suscribing at all :) Mar 13 19:34:43 oh sheesh Mar 13 19:35:11 that guy on the community list rambling about how fic should ascertain with which providers and plans you can get the Neo on-line _worldwide_ Mar 13 19:35:30 fucking asshole, 'scuse my freedom Mar 13 19:40:35 :? Mar 13 19:40:41 You talk to me? xD Mar 13 19:41:39 if you're Mike Mar 13 19:46:48 no xD Mar 13 19:49:58 I have to go :P Mar 13 19:50:04 See you tomorrow :) Mar 13 20:26:58 has someone got openmoko-libs to compile on ubuntu? Mar 13 20:27:27 i'm thinking ditching the whole distro for easier making of packages because of this Mar 13 20:29:00 guaqua: do you have /bin/sh link to /bin/dash? Mar 13 20:29:21 no Mar 13 20:29:30 gtk+ 2.6 is the problem Mar 13 20:29:33 ah, ok Mar 13 20:29:51 just remember reading something in this channel about problems with the ubuntu default /bin/sh Mar 13 20:30:43 yeah, removing dash was in the wiki tutorial Mar 13 20:31:27 i'm just not very enthusiastic about trying to work around the distro to get stuff working, i'd rather work on stuff i understand about - like compiling the stuff myself :S Mar 13 20:31:44 -about Mar 13 20:32:18 if dash is a problem, then I'd blame openmoko Mar 13 20:32:27 i wonder why nobody has make a .deb that encompasses everything we need for moko development Mar 13 20:33:15 Because you need an entire distribution> Mar 13 20:33:15 ? Mar 13 20:34:01 dunno, but this isn't working Mar 13 20:34:03 parag0n: install openembedded-essential package from http://www.openembedded.org/dl/packages/ Mar 13 20:34:05 It'd just be a few hundred M iso. Mar 13 20:34:30 in fact, an entire distro would work quite well >:) Mar 13 20:34:36 did that, hrw Mar 13 20:34:38 vmware player/kvm virtual machine would probably be a good idea in any case Mar 13 20:34:40 still not enough Mar 13 20:34:42 You don't even need to install it. Mar 13 20:34:45 chroot works OK. Mar 13 20:35:03 guaqua: what missing? Mar 13 20:35:39 * hrw goes to walk around Mar 13 20:35:50 hrw: how's your phone doing? Mar 13 20:36:02 vmaster: DEAD Mar 13 20:36:06 ouch :( Mar 13 20:36:07 FUCKING DEAD Mar 13 20:36:26 checking for GTK... configure: error: *** Required Gtk+ Library >= 2.6 not installed *** Mar 13 20:36:33 tomorrow I will spend 20-30 EUR and buy Nokia phone which use BL-5C to get battery Mar 13 20:36:34 hrw: that's about it Mar 13 20:36:39 guaqua: OE does not need gtk Mar 13 20:36:49 this is openmoko-libs Mar 13 20:36:56 and the provided autogen.sh Mar 13 20:37:45 guaqua: works for me (OE not openmoko versions) Mar 13 20:37:55 guaqua: we can discuss that tomorrow Mar 13 20:37:56 cu Mar 13 20:38:14 yeah. i have a research paper due friday anyway, so better get to that :) Mar 13 20:48:44 I hope they get some good applications sent in about the job in that announce mail Mar 13 21:27:29 Heya, everyone Mar 13 21:28:14 morning ;) Mar 13 21:29:49 gug Mar 13 21:30:22 It is actually almost 11pm here :-). Anyway... Mar 13 21:30:41 ...did anyone get compiler compatible with openmoko working? Mar 13 21:30:43 pavelm: Here too, .se, but rules are rules.. :P Mar 13 21:30:46 ~ugt Mar 13 21:30:57 apt: Wake up! Mar 13 21:30:59 ugt? Mar 13 21:31:32 i heard ugt is Universial Greeting Time. Created in #mipslinux, it is a rule that states that whenever somebody enters an IRC channel it is always morning, and it is always late when the person leaves. The local time of any other people in the channel, including the greeter, is irrelevant. http://www.total-knowledge.com/~ilya/mips/ugt.html Mar 13 21:31:34 * apt throws a barrel-full of ice water on up! and shouts "GOOD MORNING!!!!" Mar 13 21:31:53 Heh, oups. Hadn't seen that one before Mar 13 21:31:54 :-) Mar 13 21:32:42 Alternatively... do you know if channel for olpc exists? (That's probably offtopic here). Mar 13 21:33:03 ...native compiler for openmoko would help, too :-). Mar 13 21:33:19 pavelm: you can check by enter it... or create one ;-) Mar 13 21:33:23 pavelm: That channel exists Mar 13 21:33:30 Hi pavelm! Mar 13 21:33:54 Hi, elrond. Mar 13 21:34:24 Trying to get my text-mode phone software to run on openmoko, but I do not have compatible compiler :-(. Mar 13 21:34:42 pavelm: Tried using the mokomakefile? Mar 13 21:34:55 CM: I'm afraid I do not have 7GB free. Mar 13 21:35:18 I have a spare 12GB IDE drive you can have :) Mar 13 21:35:22 CM: Does it have reasonable dependencies? This is old debian system :-(. Mar 13 21:35:42 Aha, well, monotone 0.32, bitbake 1.6.. Mar 13 21:35:49 Speed: :-))) Thanks for offer. Do you have compiler working? Mar 13 21:36:13 pavelm: which kind of sw is that? Mar 13 21:36:38 k-s: ? Mar 13 21:36:47 No - I'm having hardware problems of my own - http://www.mauve.plus.com/walls.html - house hacking. I really need to reinstall pretty much everything here - slackware 8 or something here. Mar 13 21:38:08 slackware, hmm Mar 13 21:38:23 pavelm: Trying to get my text-mode phone software to run on openmoko Mar 13 21:39:07 k-s: tui.sf.net... simple hacks I created for siemens sx1. Mar 13 21:39:48 slackware still comes with 2.4 kernel as default Mar 13 21:40:32 pavelm: does it implement any known profile? Mar 13 21:40:45 pavelm: have you heard about "selfone"? Mar 13 21:40:57 https://garage.maemo.org/projects/selfone/ Mar 13 21:41:19 it implements handsfree profile, which enables you to dial, answer, ... Mar 13 21:41:43 k-s: Known profile? Mar 13 21:41:44 you can choose to not open SCO connection, so you'll just remote control it Mar 13 21:41:55 pavelm: like handset, handsfree, ... Mar 13 21:42:03 s/handset/headset/ Mar 13 21:42:04 k-s meant: pavelm: like headset, handsfree, ... Mar 13 21:43:12 k-s: it is intended to run on linux machine, and it will allow you to make calls. Mar 13 21:43:31 k-s: It does not know anything about mixers, so it will use whatever audio is connected to gsm unit. Mar 13 21:43:32 pavelm: have a check at selfone Mar 13 21:44:39 pavelm: we have 2 separated modules, bt-handsfree and bt-sco. The first just controls RFCOMM channel, so nothing related to mixers, sound output... just control of who is calling, ring notification, ... Mar 13 21:45:09 pavelm: maybe it works for you and you want to join the project and cooperate :-) Mar 13 21:47:40 bye Mar 13 21:49:20 pavelm: bt-sco and bt-handsfree there should be shared objects in future, but it lacks some work yet Mar 13 21:49:37 k-s: I'm not interested in bluetooth audio. Mar 13 21:49:53 pavelm: but you don't need the audio :-) Mar 13 21:50:03 pavelm: that's what I'm talking Mar 13 21:50:18 pavelm: bt-sco == audio, bt-handsfree != audio Mar 13 21:50:19 k-s: some kind of dialer is needed on openmoko... like gomunicator. But that's graphical beast - hard to compile. Mar 13 21:50:39 k-s: Ok, so I do not want the bluetooth, either ;-) Mar 13 21:51:17 pavelm: ok... we could split AT from rfcomm, if you're interested :-) Mar 13 21:51:39 pavelm: you could provide your own socket/fd to it Mar 13 21:52:04 pavelm: how do you connect to it? /dev/ttyS0? Mar 13 21:53:25 k-s: Yes, something like that. Mar 13 21:53:31 what is open moko? Mar 13 21:53:31 ucordes: See http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FAQ (Hopefully this link answers your question. This autotrigger for new nick and question during first 15 minutes done only once.) Mar 13 21:54:03 !botsnack Mar 13 21:54:03 * cdbot2 catches the botsnack Mar 13 21:54:15 good bot! Mar 13 21:54:31 You have this great bot here :) Mar 13 21:54:59 no kidding. my bot never catches the snacks. they always hit the floor... Mar 13 21:55:09 :D Mar 13 21:55:17 the wiki is not loading though Mar 13 21:55:24 pavelm: well... I want to get this selfone project ahead Mar 13 21:55:57 do you know a guy called stefan_schmidt? Mar 13 21:56:13 k-s: The device is at /dev/ttySAC0, Mar 13 21:56:27 pavelm: it's really simple, if you want to try just open your FD and put it in bt_handsfree_t->rfcomm, if it does what you want just let me know and I'll split the RFCOMM connection from it, so it's more generic and you can use it too Mar 13 21:56:56 k-s: Do you have arm binaries...? My biggest problem is I can't compile anything at the moment. Mar 13 21:57:00 ok it loaded- i'm a a man without patience Mar 13 21:57:11 k-s: openmoko just refuses my binaries with "illegal instruction". Mar 13 21:57:13 pavelm: I can provide some, but I'm using scratchbox atm Mar 13 21:57:33 pavelm: I don't have any openmoko yet, just maemo Mar 13 21:57:41 pavelm: but it should work, same abi Mar 13 21:58:13 k-s: What version is your toolchain? Mar 13 21:58:24 k-s: Mine is /scratchbox/compilers/arm-gcc-3.3.4-glibc-2.3.2/bin/arm-linux- -- broken on openmoko :-( Mar 13 21:58:33 sbox-arm-linux-gcc (GCC) 3.4.4 (release) (CodeSourcery ARM 2005q3-2) Mar 13 21:59:51 is moko using dpkg? Mar 13 22:00:16 k-s: You have slightly newer version; not sure if that is enough. Mar 13 22:00:35 k-s: Do you have binaries somewhere? Mar 13 22:00:41 pavelm: I can ship you my test using DCC? Mar 13 22:01:16 just build a version withoit minimal dependencies Mar 13 22:01:19 [sbox-CANOLA-ARM: ~/Development/svn/selfone] > ldd test-handsfree-sound_file Mar 13 22:01:19 libbluetooth.so.1 => /usr/lib/libbluetooth.so.1 (0x00000000) Mar 13 22:01:19 libc.so.6 => /lib/libc.so.6 (0x00000000) Mar 13 22:01:19 /lib/ld-linux.so.3 => /lib/ld-linux.so.3 (0x00000000) Mar 13 22:01:20 k-s: not sure if I can control my irc client to receive that. Can you possibly mail them to pavel at ucw.cz (unless they are >2MB or so...) Mar 13 22:01:50 96kb unstripped Mar 13 22:01:55 should I strip it? Mar 13 22:02:07 k-s: No, 96kb is fine. Mar 13 22:02:11 by providing gdb info you can do some hacks Mar 13 22:02:12 ok Mar 13 22:02:38 k-s: so selfone runs on n800, issues AT commands etc? Mar 13 22:02:52 k-s: What does it use for user interface? It is not linked to gtk+... Mar 13 22:03:12 pavelm: no ui yet Mar 13 22:04:12 pavelm: on n800 it runs just fine, but SCO doesn't work since Bluetooth driver sends data to null instead of HCI/userspace Mar 13 22:05:21 hey Mar 13 22:08:26 where can I buy your phone, people? Mar 13 22:09:40 k-s: test does not work on openmoko: file not found. Presumably that means missing libraries. Mar 13 22:09:41 root@fic-gta01:~$ strace ./delme_test-handsfree-sound_file Mar 13 22:09:41 execve("./delme_test-handsfree-sound_file", ["./delme_test-handsfree-sound_fil"...], [/* 12 vars */]) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory) Mar 13 22:09:41 dup(2) = 3 Mar 13 22:09:41 fcntl64(3, F_GETFL) = 0x2 (flags O_RDWR) Mar 13 22:09:42 fstat64(3, {st_mode=S_IFCHR|0620, st_rdev=makedev(136, 1), ...}) = 0 Mar 13 22:09:44 mmap2(NULL, 4096, PROT_READ|PROT_WRITE, MAP_PRIVATE|MAP_ANONYMOUS, -1, 0) = 0x4001b000_llseek(3, 0, 0xbed1bb3c, SEEK_CUR) = -1 ESPIPE (Illegal seek) Mar 13 22:09:47 write(3, "strace: exec: No such file or di"..., 40strace: exec: No such file or directory Mar 13 22:09:49 ) = 40 Mar 13 22:09:51 close(3) = 0 Mar 13 22:09:53 munmap(0x4001b000, 4096) = 0 Mar 13 22:09:55 io_submit(0x1, 0x1, 0 Mar 13 22:09:57 Process 1134 detached Mar 13 22:09:59 root@fic-gta01:~$ ./delme_test-handsfree-sound_file Mar 13 22:10:01 -sh: ./delme_test-handsfree-sound_file: not found Mar 13 22:10:03 root@fic-gta01:~$ Mar 13 22:14:17 please tell me where i can buy the phone Mar 13 22:14:45 nowhere yet Mar 13 22:14:50 ucordes: You can't ... for a few months, anyway. Mar 13 22:15:06 pavelm: a few month? Mar 13 22:15:08 man Mar 13 22:15:10 i need it! Mar 13 22:15:11 now Mar 13 22:15:25 can't i be beta tester? Mar 13 22:15:34 what do you need it for? Mar 13 22:15:41 You can buy maybe at the end of the month. It will be _very_ basic. At most a touchscreen phone. Mar 13 22:15:49 And no other functions working than the phone. Mar 13 22:15:58 SpeedEvil: what about usb devices? Mar 13 22:16:11 Sure, they work, if you code the app yourself. Mar 13 22:16:23 And provide the required power (USB is unpowered) Mar 13 22:16:26 SpeedEvil: what app? Mar 13 22:16:35 SpeedEvil: i know how to build battery Mar 13 22:16:36 whatever you want to use the USB for. Mar 13 22:16:45 SpeedEvil: like external storage? Mar 13 22:16:54 Oh - that you can just mount. Mar 13 22:17:09 SpeedEvil: how about 802.11 devices? Mar 13 22:17:23 like atheros chipset usb sticks Mar 13 22:17:30 or rausb Mar 13 22:18:03 if wifi is criticial you might probably want to wait for the "hardware refresh" that /could/ to bring wifi support Mar 13 22:18:29 vmaster: it is Mar 13 22:18:54 All hardware devices will work just like a normal linux box. Mar 13 22:18:58 (if you power them). Mar 13 22:19:01 afaik the problem with wifi usb sticks is that they require 5V power supply, which is difficult to provide Mar 13 22:19:11 vmaster: what exactly do you mean by hardware refresh? a revision of the device and its components itself or a kernel upgrade bringing the possibility to add external devices? Mar 13 22:19:11 speed: and if you have right modules for your kernel Mar 13 22:19:16 yeah Mar 13 22:19:23 ucordes: ah new hardware revision Mar 13 22:19:24 so no binary modules. Mar 13 22:19:31 vmaster: don't say that. a friend of mine has such a device Mar 13 22:19:36 speed: I'd not expect openmoko to support all the different usb devices out of the boxx. Mar 13 22:19:38 connected to a different non powered device Mar 13 22:19:49 Openmoko, no. The base OS, sure. Mar 13 22:19:57 ucordes: it's certainly not impossible, but difficult Mar 13 22:19:58 At this stage, OM doesn't support much anyway. Mar 13 22:20:07 ucordes - the kernel is fully open. You can compile anything you need/want. Mar 13 22:20:20 SpeedEvil: what do you mean by base os yes? Mar 13 22:20:29 I mean the underlying linux system. Mar 13 22:20:40 SpeedEvil: so that's what i basically wanted to know Mar 13 22:20:43 You can install stuff that is not supported by the openmoko framework. Mar 13 22:20:48 if there is a possibility of getting it to work Mar 13 22:20:56 but you will have to write your own app to talk to it. Mar 13 22:21:14 SpeedEvil: i see. is there any way of non gui working? Mar 13 22:21:17 If you want, you can put a USB oscilloscope on there, and write teh code. Mar 13 22:21:26 You can start an xterm. Mar 13 22:21:26 like tty with on screen keyboarD? Mar 13 22:21:30 yes Mar 13 22:21:35 SpeedEvil: nice Mar 13 22:21:52 There may be better text interfaces as time goes on. Mar 13 22:22:04 SpeedEvil - Or if you're happy, just recompile the code. :-) Mar 13 22:22:07 ...or you can connect bluetooth keyboard. Mar 13 22:22:08 As in text entries. Mar 13 22:22:13 Yeah. Mar 13 22:22:44 gcc, make, will probably be the first stuff I'll put on the thing. :-) Mar 13 22:22:53 lol Mar 13 22:23:04 (I don't want to cross compile, unless there's a openmoko-gcc thing in debian. ;o) Mar 13 22:23:09 I wonder how long a full OM build will take native. Mar 13 22:23:11 i saw some presentation about the phone Mar 13 22:23:19 they said something about apt-get install Mar 13 22:23:26 there is an arm-gcc version in debian afaik Mar 13 22:23:31 does the neo use dpkg? Mar 13 22:23:32 ucordes - They meant ipkg. ;-) Mar 13 22:23:35 i see Mar 13 22:23:53 Elixir-: doesn't the Zaurus use ipkg too`? Mar 13 22:23:54 The eventual user version will be some friendly wrapper. That probably verifies signatures. Mar 13 22:24:03 Unless you turn on 'expert' mode. Mar 13 22:24:19 ucordes: OE uses ipkg Mar 13 22:24:55 OE is the common denominator of openmoko, familiar, intimate, openzaurus, opensimpad, poky etc Mar 13 22:24:57 well i heard about the phone 20 minutes ago and i really have to say Mar 13 22:25:07 i will most likely buy it Mar 13 22:25:13 very convincing your whole thing here! Mar 13 22:25:22 Have a look on teh wiki. Mar 13 22:25:43 It's pretty comprehensive, thoguh could be better organised. Mar 13 22:25:53 a friend asked me how much eur the phone will be Mar 13 22:25:59 anything on that yet? Mar 13 22:26:05 $350 US dollard Mar 13 22:26:16 balrog-kun - Hmm, is it in standard debian? Can't easily see it. And is it OE compatible? Mar 13 22:26:18 whatever that is - 300 euro? Mar 13 22:26:28 ~change 350 usd to eur Mar 13 22:26:35 350.00 United States Dollar (USD) makes 265.194 Euro (EUR) (from http://www.xe.com/) Mar 13 22:26:53 add tax, shipping, maybe... so I'd assume 300Eur. Mar 13 22:27:04 as a minimum Mar 13 22:27:29 Well... Mar 13 22:27:29 * LarstiQ usually just goes with 1 USD = 1 EUR for importing hardware Mar 13 22:27:42 Elrond: there's at least one ARM gcc (in packages with random names), Mar 13 22:27:43 If they consider it as a strict buisness case. Mar 13 22:27:48 LarstiQ - Well, 300Eur is my limit. Mar 13 22:27:51 Elrond: one is in palmos-sdk Mar 13 22:28:07 There is a powerful argument for selling them at a mild loss - to get dev volume. Mar 13 22:28:24 there should be more of them Mar 13 22:28:34 As a few hours of skilled dev time is worth much more than that small loss would be. Mar 13 22:28:47 it's enough for a compiler to be able to produce ARM ELF32 file to work on openmoko afaik Mar 13 22:29:17 balrog-kun: Are you sure? Mar 13 22:29:21 balrog-kun - There was this eabi thingy? Mar 13 22:29:38 SpeedEvil - Yep. Mar 13 22:29:39 balrog: my arm-linux-gcc certainly does not produce openmoko-compatible binaries :-( Mar 13 22:29:52 doesn't the defaul kernel have OABI compatibility compiled in? Mar 13 22:30:15 will moko support playback of propietary file formats? Mar 13 22:30:15 * balrog-kun built the omoko kernel without EABI once, too Mar 13 22:30:16 like mp3 Mar 13 22:31:05 If you install an mp3 player, sure. Mar 13 22:31:06 ucordes: mp3 should be no problem. Mar 13 22:31:14 pavelm: if OABI compatibility is compiled int and if you link statically it must work :p Mar 13 22:31:16 i don't mean support but rather playback out of the box Mar 13 22:31:21 I'm not sure if there is one in the default build, I know mp3 got pulled out. Mar 13 22:31:26 like the integrity of licensing for that purpose Mar 13 22:31:31 ucordes - If you install the players. After all it's just a mostly normal linux thingy. Mar 13 22:31:42 SpeedEvil: because it is propietary? Mar 13 22:31:49 ucordes - That licensing is probably left to the end user. ;o) Mar 13 22:31:51 err Mar 13 22:31:56 mplayer got pulled out. Mar 13 22:32:04 (becauyse it's too large for the moment) Mar 13 22:32:13 Elrond: ah i see Mar 13 22:32:53 balrog: How do I check for that? /proc/config* is not there :-( Mar 13 22:33:16 ucordes - As is with your linux based PC. :-) Mar 13 22:33:34 pavelm - You have a P0 device? Mar 13 22:33:36 Elixir-: i'm using the debian based ubuntu linux Mar 13 22:33:41 pavelm: by running an OABI program i guess :p ae you using the default kernel? Mar 13 22:34:11 * balrog-kun checks the defconfig Mar 13 22:34:26 Elrond: Yes, I should have phase0 device here. Mar 13 22:34:33 ucordes - And ubuntu paid all the royalties for you? ;)) Mar 13 22:34:43 pavelm - :-)) Mar 13 22:35:01 balrog: And no, I did not have time to change kernel, yet. Mar 13 22:35:04 ucordes - BTW: Your tabbing is wrong. I'm not Elixir- ;-) Mar 13 22:35:22 elrond: it says: gta01b_v3 Mar 13 22:35:32 ^^ Mar 13 22:35:34 pavelm - Yep. That's P0. Mar 13 22:35:35 sorry Mar 13 22:35:36 V3 = P0 Mar 13 22:35:38 it appears EABI is disabled iinthe the defconfig alltogether Mar 13 22:35:39 V4 = P1 Mar 13 22:36:27 balrog: It would be nice to have EABI enabled -- new enough toolchains are hard to find. Mar 13 22:37:07 EABI is the new thing, OABI is the old thing, meaning that there's only OABI support in the defconfig Mar 13 22:38:17 balrog: Then I'm confused... but openmoko does not seem to run old binaries. Mar 13 22:38:29 Huh?! Mar 13 22:38:48 <-- more than confused. Mar 13 22:38:54 may they have switched since i cloned/checked-out, i'm not sure Mar 13 22:39:05 but for this they would need to change the rootfs too Mar 13 22:39:13 maybe they only have a modified glibc Mar 13 22:39:42 what is EABI? Mar 13 22:39:45 Would a simple "file binary" tell the difference? Mar 13 22:39:59 lemme check Mar 13 22:40:12 elrond: non-working binary: /home/pavel/sf/tui/phone-arm: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, ARM, version 1 (ARM), for GNU/Linux 2.0.0, statically linked, for GNU/Linux 2.0.0, not stripped Mar 13 22:40:28 elrond: working binary: sh: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, ARM, version 1 (ARM), for GNU/Linux 2.4.0, dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.4.0, stripped Mar 13 22:41:16 The only difference _I_ can see is the 2.0 vs. 2.4 thing. Mar 13 22:41:43 elrond: yep, and static vs. dynamic link Mar 13 22:42:30 * balrog-kun boots Angstrom, which i'm sure that uses EABI Mar 13 22:42:39 can someone ban this Mike dude from the mailinglist Mar 13 22:42:46 his trolling is not even entertaining Mar 13 22:42:48 it's just dumb Mar 13 22:43:40 buz - I would have put that more "political correct". ;-) Mar 13 22:43:51 intellectually challenged Mar 13 22:44:03 But even I -- and I don't know lots about gsm -- know, that my current GSM provider would just work. Mar 13 22:44:04 duh... -sh: file: not found Mar 13 22:44:04 any ballpark guesses on when I might see wifi on one of these badboys? Mar 13 22:44:12 heh Mar 13 22:44:18 NatureTM: with some luck in summer Mar 13 22:44:27 0.0 Mar 13 22:44:27 i dont know jack about gsm Mar 13 22:44:33 i just know, gsm works with any gsm phone Mar 13 22:44:52 It's not a completely silly question. Mar 13 22:45:02 the way he poses it is Mar 13 22:45:06 Prices, especially GPRS prices can vary dramatically per provider. Mar 13 22:45:11 yeah. Mar 13 22:45:21 like it is the device vendors business to tell him what plan to get Mar 13 22:45:25 But 'FIC should tell me' is perhaps a little naive. Mar 13 22:45:26 doesnt really get much more stupid than that Mar 13 22:45:27 SpeedEvil - Yeah. But he should just ask his provider, really. Mar 13 22:45:35 ... or post a new thread. Mar 13 22:45:40 i propose he gets a winmobile device Mar 13 22:45:42 and STFU Mar 13 22:45:51 no, there's no difference in "file" output between EABI and OABI Mar 13 22:45:53 I'd say a group about mobiles in his area. Mar 13 22:45:57 STFU? Mar 13 22:46:05 maybe bill gates will tell him what provider to use Mar 13 22:46:23 Elrond: http://www.voidspace.org.uk/gallery/silly/html/big_cup_of_STFU.html Mar 13 22:46:26 Elrond: that's the VERY politically incorrect thing to say ;) Mar 13 22:46:29 hehehe Mar 13 22:46:54 balrog: you obviously have a working toolchain... Mar 13 22:47:02 balrog: ...is there easy way for me to get it? Mar 13 22:47:23 pavelm: yes, there are more than one ways, Mar 13 22:47:34 you can use openmoko itself to build one Mar 13 22:47:43 balrog: Get monotone/oo/bitbake working is not the easy way. Mar 13 22:47:47 Ahh. ;) Mar 13 22:47:51 balrog: I have nightmares from day I tried that. Mar 13 22:48:16 or you can use scratchbos or crossdev or crosstool, or just the sources for binutils and gcc and compile them (that's what i do) Mar 13 22:48:25 scratchbox Mar 13 22:48:36 ...is latest scratchbox known to work? Mar 13 22:48:37 no word yet on p1.5 cpu right? Mar 13 22:48:47 i don't know with openmoko, Mar 13 22:48:56 but static binaries for practiacally anything should work Mar 13 22:49:02 ...because I have scratchbox here -- just old one -- and it seems to be broken. Mar 13 22:49:15 balrog: that's what I thought. Let me try again. Mar 13 22:49:23 have you tried linking with -static? Mar 13 22:50:54 balrog: I believe I tried that; will retry with hello world. Mar 13 22:51:16 okay Mar 13 22:51:36 if you run it and it just hangs without outputting anything, that often means ABI mismatch Mar 13 22:56:22 can i expect a moko phone end of march? Mar 13 22:56:53 That is the latest information. Mar 13 22:56:56 you can probably expect a moko device Mar 13 22:57:05 it's not known if it'll be usable as a phone by then Mar 13 22:57:12 It may not actually work very well as a phone. Mar 13 22:57:12 ucordes - Don't hold your breath though. Mar 13 22:57:41 Is scratchbox2 the current thing? Mar 13 22:57:42 SpeedEvil: :O Mar 13 22:58:01 SpeedEvil: will i be able to make phone calls with it and write short messages? Mar 13 22:58:08 Maybe. Mar 13 22:58:14 balrog: Not even hello world works :-( Mar 13 22:58:16 The software is being developed. Mar 13 22:58:27 Hopefully, yes. If not, it should work 'shortly'. Mar 13 22:58:36 pavel@amd:~/sf/tui$ echo 'void main(void) { printf("Hello world\n"); }' > hello.c Mar 13 22:58:38 pavel@amd:~/sf/tui$ /scratchbox/compilers/arm-gcc-3.3.4-glibc-2.3.2/bin/arm-linux-gc Mar 13 22:58:38 arm-linux-gcc arm-linux-gcc-3.3.4 arm-linux-gcov Mar 13 22:58:38 arm-linux-gcc-3.3 arm-linux-gccbug Mar 13 22:58:38 pavel@amd:~/sf/tui$ /scratchbox/compilers/arm-gcc-3.3.4-glibc-2.3.2/bin/arm-linux-gcc hello.c -o hello -static Mar 13 22:58:38 hello.c: In function `main': Mar 13 22:58:39 ucordes - As we talk, people try to get this code created. Mar 13 22:58:40 hello.c:1: warning: return type of `main' is not `int' Mar 13 22:58:42 pavel@amd:~/sf/tui$ Mar 13 22:58:47 root@fic-gta01:~$ ./hello Mar 13 22:58:48 Illegal instruction Mar 13 22:59:02 OMG - instruction police! Mar 13 22:59:05 Elrond: hurry up my friends :) Mar 13 22:59:06 :( Mar 13 22:59:08 i need your code Mar 13 22:59:11 / device Mar 13 22:59:38 ucordes - Code is in s*version. Mar 13 22:59:41 got any weapons or drugs? its the code police arriving Mar 13 22:59:57 pavelm: :( Mar 13 23:00:19 ucordes - I have my brain. ;-) Mar 13 23:01:20 Elrond: it may be a terrible weapon for your competitors Mar 13 23:01:51 Don't know, what the code police thinks. ;) Mar 13 23:03:10 balrog: Could you possibly mail me some simple executable at pavel @ ucw.cz ? Mar 13 23:03:35 mhm Mar 13 23:03:48 lemme look for a good one Mar 13 23:05:20 So Mike messed up Sean's thread? Mar 13 23:05:50 Mike should take his marbles and go home. Mar 13 23:06:25 pavelm: use "rm_work" to reduce the space requirements for OE. See the tips section on the MokoMakefile wiki page. Mar 13 23:07:18 pavelm: sent out, it's a small busybox Mar 13 23:07:32 no EABI, statically linked Mar 13 23:08:45 hi Mar 13 23:08:55 hey CoreDump|home Mar 13 23:10:32 balrog: It seems to work, thanks a lot. So I guess I should just install latest scratchbox? Mar 13 23:11:10 yes scratchbox should work Mar 13 23:12:28 Is scratchbox the "simple, easy way to get a cross toolchain up and running" or is there something simpler? (Heh, I don't want to sit there a day just to get a toolchain up. Nor do I want to waste 300MB just for that) Mar 13 23:14:54 Elrond: afaik it's rather simple, i've never installed it Mar 13 23:15:33 but, it may be that only static executables work on openmoko, built from scratchbox Mar 13 23:15:59 Huh. Mar 13 23:16:09 crosstool si also simple, btu scratchbox can be installed from binaries Mar 13 23:17:16 Ahh. Mar 13 23:17:22 have a good time people and keep up the good work! Mar 13 23:19:10 Bye ucordes. Mar 13 23:21:55 Is it only me, or is Mike just not getting it? Mar 13 23:22:12 He's really from Apple. Mar 13 23:22:48 Okay, that explains something. But still no excuse. ;o) Mar 13 23:23:35 reminds me about a recent google tech talk with two devs from the svn project Mar 13 23:23:40 Someone should thank all the people who try to help him anyway. Just I have no ideas on the right words for that. Mar 13 23:27:03 "You're well-meaning answers have been noted with gratitude by people other than the original poster; in the future you would be as well adviced to direct your energies in helping people who don't fight it all the way kicking and screaming, though"? Mar 13 23:27:15 Your Mar 13 23:27:24 I can't believe I made that mistake Mar 13 23:27:40 its no problem ;) Mar 13 23:27:58 indicates the necessity for horizontalisation Mar 13 23:29:12 How Open Source Projects Survive Poisonous People: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4216011961522818645 Mar 13 23:30:21 MacNorth - Is there a summary somewhere in text? Most of my boxes don't like video. ;) Mar 13 23:31:14 summary on the page: Every open source project runs into people who are selfish, uncooperative, and ... all » disrespectful. These people can silently poison the atmosphere of a happy developer community. Come learn how to identify these people and peacefully de-fuse them before they derail your project. Told through a series of (often amusing) real-life anecdotes and experiences. Mar 13 23:32:00 Ben Collins-Sussman and Brian Fitzpatrick speaking Mar 13 23:32:23 Hmm. I would have needed that 6 years ago. Mar 13 23:32:29 i've seen it in a pdf somewhere a couple of months ago, i don't know if it's the same presentation Mar 13 23:32:47 could be, they mentioned that they've given it a few times Mar 13 23:33:42 the pdf was mostly obvious hints, should watch the video Mar 13 23:33:55 downloading it now :) Mar 13 23:34:07 here's a more detailed summary, Elrond: http://www.oreillynet.com/conferences/blog/2006/07/oscon_how_open_source_projects.html Mar 13 23:34:52 Elrond: you could use scratchbox to compile OM apps, yes. But please don't ask for support when they don't work. We (the developers) need to focus on fixing real bugs, not on fixing toolchains other than the one that the core OM developers are using. Mar 13 23:35:49 Anyone around who can help me with a build problem? I'm trying to build OpenMoko to run on top of Xoo but am getting a build error when trying to build openmoko-libs. Mar 13 23:36:04 MacNorth - I'll try to get video installed on my box at work. ;) Mar 13 23:36:26 timotimo: pastebin your full log of the failure. Mar 13 23:36:36 It's trying to fetch revision 1330, but the current version on downloads.openmoko.org is 1149. Mar 13 23:38:21 rwhitby - So for support, I'm supposed to go through the whole OE/bitbake/etc hoops? Mar 13 23:39:12 Elrond: it's up to you - you can either use the officially supported toolchain, or you can use your own toolchain and support it yourself. You cannot seriously expect others to support a toolchain that is not the official toolchain, can you? Mar 13 23:39:36 * timotimo working on getting build out output... should I just paste it all to irc? Mar 13 23:39:44 ~pastebin Mar 13 23:39:58 i guess pastebin is a place to paste your stuff without flooding the channel - try http://pastebin.ca, or http://channels.debian.net/paste, or http://rafb.net/paste/, or http://pastebin.com is usually painfully too slow and unresponsive to use, use one of the other pastebin sites, or dpaste.com is a very nice pastebin as well Mar 13 23:40:31 do *not* paste it to IRC, use pastebin and then paste *just* the URL it gives you. Mar 13 23:40:37 rwhitby - No I can't. :-) But a statement on the lines of "this-toolchain is lean, mean, and reportedly works for people. We don't support it. Full Stop." would be nice. :-) Mar 13 23:40:55 rwhitby - Don't get me wrong. I do understand your point fully. Mar 13 23:41:03 pastebin. got it. thanks. Mar 13 23:41:07 I'm NOT complaining. Mar 13 23:41:15 a debian package would be fun fucking tastic :P Mar 13 23:41:40 DesktopMa: what if you don't use Debian? Mar 13 23:42:03 then you do it manualle Mar 13 23:42:04 y Mar 13 23:42:08 like any other linux app :P Mar 13 23:42:49 heh _a_ deb package.... just think how many would be made for all things OM Mar 13 23:43:02 I just don't want to see the attention of the core developers (or the third-party developers who know about toolchains) being diverted from keeping one official toolchain working (which is not an easy job in itself) and fixing real bugs. Mar 13 23:43:59 And I especially don't like seeing blog entries that seem to be blaming OpenMoko because applications built with a different toolchain don't work on OpenMoko. Mar 13 23:45:51 rwhitby: build error posted at . Mar 13 23:46:05 (but that's just my opinion, I don't want to stifle innovation if someone comes up with a perfect replacement for the official build system that works automatically for *everyone* and never has any problems ...) Mar 13 23:46:20 rwhitby: yeah lol. What's up with that? If you use a custom tool-chain be prepared for major breakage. Nothing to see here, please move along Mar 13 23:47:19 * MacNorth starts another MokoMakefile build Mar 13 23:47:25 CoreDump|home - Yeah. If I run xyz on non-supported base system, I have to expect issues. Mar 13 23:47:36 more than half the effort of an embedded development is getting the toolchain right. when one works, you don't mess with it Mar 13 23:47:48 Unless I were Mike. ;o)) Mar 13 23:48:14 Elrond: hehe Mar 13 23:48:20 he is kinda spamming the ML.... Mar 13 23:48:42 for anyone dissatisfied with the core developer's efforts, please send me your phone. Mar 13 23:48:47 a gentoo overlay with all openmoko things would be great :) Mar 13 23:49:14 Anyway. Mar 13 23:49:18 Night people. :-) Mar 13 23:49:29 n8 Elrond Mar 13 23:49:31 there actually is an verlay with a lot of GPE in it, it may be not very difficult to add openmoko Mar 13 23:49:49 DukeOfURL: you'll have to pry it out of my dead cold hands =) Mar 13 23:50:14 Then you're satisified... Mar 13 23:50:22 ? Mar 13 23:50:39 I got way more than I expected. Mar 13 23:51:00 * rwhitby now believes Mike is intentionally trolling. Mar 13 23:51:13 Neo rocks. Mar 13 23:51:18 who is this "Mike" Mar 13 23:51:34 DukeOfURL: check the community ML... Mar 13 23:51:45 'Crossroads' thread Mar 13 23:51:59 oh, the guy who wanted an analysis of plans? Mar 13 23:52:02 CoreDump|home: did you see I got openocd working on the nas100d? Mar 13 23:52:29 rwhitby: yeah I saw that. "Mobile flashing station" hehe very cool Mar 13 23:52:31 I now have a nice little portable wireless neo development system :-) Mar 13 23:52:57 rwhitby: this is beyond geekdom ;) Mar 13 23:52:59 I have the latest Cingular brochure here in front of me. Questions? Mar 13 23:52:59 battery powered? Mar 13 23:52:59 will have to see if MokoMakefile builds on an ixp4xx as the host. Mar 13 23:53:22 SpeedEvil: when I move it to the NSLU2, it can be powered by 4 AA batteries. Mar 13 23:53:45 I have one, DukeOfURL: which one is guaranteed to work so i don't have to think? huh, seems like my connection was silently closed due to timeout? Mar 13 23:54:21 balrog: does scratchbox-toolchain-arm-gcc4.1-uclibc20061004 sound like right thing Mar 13 23:54:21 +to install? Mar 13 23:55:33 pavelm: openmoko uses glibc - for static binaries that doesn't mtter (uclibc will be even better), for dynamic linking you need a glibc based toolchain Mar 13 23:56:28 MacNorth: please explain what guarantees we have in life. As a developer, what guarantees do you have? Mar 13 23:56:56 i guarantee that i write bugs and that someday my bugs will outlive me :) Mar 13 23:57:08 DukeOfURL: are you an official OM spokesperson? Mar 13 23:57:23 MacNorth: heh Mar 13 23:57:44 balrog: Okay, I guess I'll use static linking for now. Mar 13 23:57:52 No, I'm just sitting here in my kitchen wishing I had a platform to develop on. Mar 13 23:58:22 Table? Mar 13 23:58:30 COUNTER Mar 13 23:58:34 BTW, are there any news of updated firmware? Like some that could make calls? Mar 13 23:58:41 a bench is way better Mar 13 23:58:42 Sorry, kitchen counter Mar 13 23:58:55 counter Mar 13 23:58:56 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo1973 P1: 2 weeks, 4 days 12:01:04 (18.501 +-7.0 days) (534) Mar 13 23:58:56 duke: you can buy siemens sx1 in nearest used-phones-shop for ~$100 Mar 13 23:59:08 pavelm: the original firmware could already make calls. Via manually usign AT commands =) Mar 13 23:59:10 * Elrond falls into bed. ;) Mar 13 23:59:32 coredump: not even that worked. Mar 14 00:00:00 coredump: You had to tweak mixer settings, and I could not get that right. Mar 14 00:00:34 pavelm: some people here made actual phone calls so it's possible. Mar 14 00:01:02 pavelm: I have made calls with P0 stock firmware. Mar 14 00:01:24 perhaps it was your toolchain ;-) Mar 14 00:01:44 * LarstiQ giggles at rwhitby Mar 14 00:02:05 rwhitby: Or my sim card ;-) Mar 14 00:02:11 * CoreDump|home laughs Mar 14 00:02:19 ah, must have been your data plan Mar 14 00:02:26 rwhitby: You made _calls_? Like more than one? Mar 14 00:02:37 pavelm: yes, one from and one to. Mar 14 00:03:06 hi guys. The chan sure is crowded :) Mar 14 00:03:31 * CoreDump|home welcomes fthiery Mar 14 00:04:46 lol: European vs Asian electrons. Mar 14 00:04:47 strange... wget called from MokoMakefile seems blinded Mar 14 00:05:00 Resolving www.openembedded.org... 1.0.0.0 Mar 14 00:05:09 hi, I'm having trouble making an openmoko-devel-image...there seems to be a file called features.h missing. Can anyone help? Mar 14 00:05:10 Resolving www.openembedded.org... 85.214.40.226 (from prompt) Mar 14 00:05:15 rwhitby: I grew sick of him... Mar 14 00:05:22 MacNorth: weird Mar 14 00:05:36 yeah, i'll say :) Mar 14 00:05:38 meh Mar 14 00:06:15 ozamosi: you forgot to say that you'd tell everyone else to get a Windows Mobile too ;-) Mar 14 00:06:36 rwhitby: damn :( Mar 14 00:06:44 i can't wait to make a call from zune! Mar 14 00:07:00 zune? Mar 14 00:07:01 fthiery: See http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FAQ (Hopefully this link answers your question. This autotrigger for new nick and question during first 15 minutes done only once.) Mar 14 00:07:15 no botsnack Mar 14 00:07:38 ... zune.. the PMP? Mar 14 00:07:45 yep Mar 14 00:07:48 here is my error log: http://www.pastebin.ca/393005 Mar 14 00:07:54 it'll be totally sweet Mar 14 00:08:08 timotimo: try rm -f /home/moko/sources/svn/openmoko-libs and rebuild Mar 14 00:08:21 ... How'd you plan to do this? Mar 14 00:08:35 ok, thanks. will see what happens. Mar 14 00:09:05 Lavar: not sure if anyone has build OM on darwin yet. I would not expect it to work out of the box. Mar 14 00:10:20 rwhitby: Cool then I'd like to be the first, but I seem to be missing the header file features.h Mar 14 00:10:40 i'll just fuse a Windows Mobile to the zune, and i'll have a direct line to the whole zune community! i'll be able to talk to a friend with one for three days or three calls for free! Mar 14 00:11:30 I'm currently looking into speech recognition software; seems like sphinx is the only "real" open source alternative Mar 14 00:11:47 It's a shame that microsoft ate speech recognition. Mar 14 00:12:10 Ate? You mean bought a cool company? Mar 14 00:12:26 Several of the ones working on speech. Mar 14 00:12:28 Lavar: which package is building at that point? If it a general OpenEmbedded package, and not OpenMoko specific, you might get better answers in #oe (where there are likely to be more people who have run OE on darwin) Mar 14 00:12:31 (which' result is: no product available...) Mar 14 00:12:59 you mean Entropic? Mar 14 00:13:22 5.2.7. Entropic Mar 14 00:13:22 The fine people over at Entropic have been bought out by Micro$oft... Their products and support services have all but disappeared. Their support for HTK and ESPS/waves+ is gone, and their future is in the hands of M$. Their old website as http://www.entropic.com has more information. Mar 14 00:13:22 K.K. Chin advised me that the original developers of the HTK (the Speech Vision and Robotic Group at Cambridge) are still providing support for it. There is also a "free" version available at: http://htk.eng.cam.ac.uk. Also note that Microsoft still owns the copyright to the current HTK code... Mar 14 00:13:25 oops sorry Mar 14 00:13:54 Yup, that's a shame... Mar 14 00:14:18 There's IBM viavoice, but i can't seem to find it anymore Mar 14 00:14:23 anywhere Mar 14 00:14:39 xvoice *is supposed to* rock Mar 14 00:15:09 rwhitby: this OM specific. I'm doing 'make openmoko-devel-image' and it's looking for features.h, so I figure maybe it's a file that was not checked in. Does features.h sound familiar? Mar 14 00:15:16 They bought (micro0soft) earlier Kurzweil Mar 14 00:15:17 There's http://perlbox.org/ , using festival & sphynx Mar 14 00:15:45 But.. Didn't they buy checkpoint? Or a part of it? Mar 14 00:16:02 When you see the result.. Mar 14 00:16:06 hmm, now wget isn't working from the shell :( Mar 14 00:17:37 Lavar: openmoko-devel-image depends on a lot of packages - which individual package is being built at the time of the error (hint: pastebin lots more stuff before what you have shown us already) Mar 14 00:18:16 IIRC HTK was toolkit... nothing ready-made as sphinx is. Mar 14 00:19:30 ...new scratchbox got me working executables on openmoko, good1 Mar 14 00:21:25 ...too bad I took -uclibc version; I can't compile tui because it uses ucs-8 Mar 14 00:24:52 mickeyl: still awake ? Mar 14 00:25:19 rwhitby: http://www.pastebin.ca/394030 and the individual package is package ipkg-native-0.99.163-r1: task do_compile Mar 14 00:26:52 Lavar: ipkg-native is a standard OpenEmbedded package, not modified by OpenMoko. So you will be likely to get better answers in #oe. It also looks like your Git installation is not working (see the very first two error messages) Mar 14 00:27:25 rwhitby: ok thanks! Mar 14 00:30:06 rwhitby: tried rm -r of sources/.../openmoko-libs and also updated makefile, etc, and build clean package as per wiki. Still get same build error. Mar 14 00:31:54 timotimo: dunno then. Does svn work on any other packages (maybe a firewall issue or something?) Mar 14 00:32:50 I got tui to work on openmoko ... after disabling sms handling (so unicode is not needed). Mar 14 00:33:42 rwhitby: yeah, it's built plenty of other packages before getting to this openmoko-libs. Can you point me to where it gets the 1331 revision? Mar 14 00:34:07 also, is this perhaps because i'm builing for xoo? are other people doing that? Mar 14 00:35:52 ...hehe, and then I got a kernel crash when tui tried accessing ttySAC0 :-( Mar 14 00:46:09 Hmm, is it possible that modem state survives openmoko powerdown/powerup? Mar 14 00:46:19 ...I've now removed the battery, I hope that resets it. Mar 14 00:48:45 Have you every gotten a response from the modem? Mar 14 00:48:56 AIUI, some modems are reported broken. Mar 14 00:49:31 speed: Yes, it now seems to work. (My problem was not turning down kernel loglevel before talking to modem). Mar 14 00:49:38 :) Mar 14 00:50:13 what is AIUI? Mar 14 00:50:22 that you seem to drop every now and then Mar 14 00:50:31 As I understand it. Mar 14 00:50:42 grr Mar 14 00:52:26 so.. when phase1 starts, do you guys think the phone will be ready for GUI app developers to buy and start developing?, or are all the low level hardware guys still trying to get the thing to boot correctly? Mar 14 00:52:38 It boots. Mar 14 00:52:49 It should run easier when the next hardware revision comes out. Mar 14 00:52:54 (power use, ...) Mar 14 00:53:11 are most of the problems you guys are having to do with that? Mar 14 00:53:20 It is usable for development. Mar 14 00:53:27 cool Mar 14 00:53:34 pretty much so yeah Mar 14 00:53:50 the gui development should be happening at the same time Mar 14 00:53:56 psi: As a low level developer I can promise you biggest problem just now is gui ;-). Mar 14 00:54:03 there should be a lighter version of mokomakefile just for gui development Mar 14 00:54:56 since building the whole shebang is like taking a train to go to the bathroom Mar 14 00:55:22 heh Mar 14 00:55:24 gua: Nicely said :-) Mar 14 00:56:41 has anyone made videos of the phone doing stuff yet? Mar 14 00:56:46 well if it takes 7 hours to compile a gui toolkit, it's no understatement :) Mar 14 00:56:54 or set up, would be better Mar 14 00:56:57 ive seen a few pics, but no videos Mar 14 00:58:23 pavelm: What are the GUI problems? Mar 14 00:58:26 you gotta say one thing tho: Having to press the PWR button is pure toture Mar 14 00:58:31 gtk+? Mar 14 00:58:58 Duke: ...like dialer not written yet? Mar 14 00:59:15 Is there a separate library for finger v. pen input? Mar 14 00:59:17 Duke: gtk is fine I believe, but we seem to miss dialer application etc. Mar 14 00:59:44 Where's the best tutorial for gtk? Mar 14 00:59:45 Duke: I do not think so. Mar 14 01:00:06 so this app doesnt exist yet? http://www.openmoko.com/pixels/dialer.png Mar 14 01:00:11 no Mar 14 01:00:18 all the pics are just mockups Mar 14 01:00:19 well Mar 14 01:00:26 i see Mar 14 01:00:34 some of the apps may exist, but they don't actually work propelyl. Mar 14 01:00:42 heh Mar 14 01:00:59 Proper release is still Sep. Mar 14 01:01:31 so what are you guys all working on with your phase0 phones? Mar 14 01:01:38 ...what is the right speed to talk with the gsm modem part? Mar 14 01:01:39 psi: yes. Mar 14 01:01:52 psi: I mean... I am. Mar 14 01:02:01 you working on the gui or lower level stuff? Mar 14 01:02:02 http://stuff.pimp-your-penguin.org/screenshots/Neo1973/20070310/dialer-01.jpg <- this is the real dialer ;) Mar 14 01:03:41 i see Mar 14 01:03:57 core: That actually looks pretty well. Can I have the binary? ;-). Mar 14 01:04:24 Did anybody take a look @ pocketsphinx? Mar 14 01:04:36 http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/pocketsphinx/ Mar 14 01:04:41 Actually.. this is the _real_ dialer :-) Mar 14 01:04:42 Standby Mar 14 01:04:42 1.1 00:09:15 -99 dBm 0 Mar 14 01:04:42 not searching? Mar 14 01:04:42 Network: Mar 14 01:04:42 usb0: : r 104 t 0 Mar 14 01:04:44 Update: 14955 Mar 14 01:04:52 ...so tui somehow works there. Mar 14 01:05:37 pavelm: while it is not a mockup, it is still unuseable Mar 14 01:07:03 CoreDump|home: that does look good Mar 14 01:07:26 yeah, but the theme is a "bit" too much for the phone Mar 14 01:08:04 do you know, btw is there some sort of framework for saving the sms&e-mail messages in the phone? Mar 14 01:08:10 or some standard way Mar 14 01:08:39 common libs for that kind of stuff would be handy Mar 14 01:09:15 also enables different kind of approaches easier Mar 14 01:09:17 qua: there's gnokii... and I'm using code from scmxx Mar 14 01:11:23 what's the actual use? Mar 14 01:11:44 i can only see the vcards useful in scmxx Mar 14 01:12:10 also gnokii sounds more like a hack to get proprietary stuff working Mar 14 01:13:17 gua: scmxx is useful for decoding pdu. Mar 14 01:13:23 ...as is gnokii Mar 14 01:13:46 pdu? Mar 14 01:14:06 sms messages. Mar 14 01:14:09 ahh Mar 14 01:14:44 i'll look into it Mar 14 01:14:52 but now, nighty night Mar 14 01:29:01 I made first call with tui + openmoko, good. Mar 14 01:29:11 but that sidetone is _really_ annoying. Mar 14 01:29:49 Standby Mar 14 01:29:50 1.1 00:13:08 -31 dBm 0 Mar 14 01:29:50 Network: "T-Mobile Mar 14 01:29:50 usb0: : r 4 t 0 Mar 14 01:29:50 Update: 243896 Mar 14 01:29:50 3 messages Mar 14 01:29:51 0791246080006518240C91 Mar 14 01:31:34 openmoko: 03caowai_song * r1349 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-appmanager/data/ (3 files): Mar 14 01:31:34 openmoko: Add the desktop files to the application manager. Mar 14 01:31:34 openmoko: It should be changed when support multi language. Mar 14 01:31:58 ...aha, but right mixer setting makes it almost ok. Mar 14 01:32:07 so what do you reckon, will P1 have working dialer / sms support? Mar 14 01:32:44 maybe a dialer but I have some doubts over sms ;) Mar 14 01:33:03 coredump: I got sms-es to work in tui :-). Mar 14 01:33:20 =) Mar 14 01:33:45 * CoreDump|home just booted an ext2 image off an SD card on Neo Mar 14 01:33:48 timotimo: the svn checkout just worked fine for me Mar 14 01:33:49 coredump: well... sms reading anyway... Mar 14 01:34:14 pavelm: so when do you put tui in OE ? Mar 14 01:37:14 rwhitby: No, question is when do you pull it :-). Mar 14 01:39:24 pavelm: it was worth a try ;-) Mar 14 01:40:08 openmoko: 03caowai_song * r1350 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-appmanager/src/appmanager-window.c: Mar 14 01:40:08 openmoko: Because the windows-manager will sure that the application will only Mar 14 01:40:08 openmoko: run once, remove the unuseful code in the application manager. Mar 14 01:41:19 And with "simulate keyboard on touchscreen" hack, I can even place calls directly from openmoko... Mar 14 01:41:36 ...but entering the numbers using up/down arrows, only, is a bit tiring. Mar 14 01:42:13 anyway, I guess I should get some sleep now. Mar 14 01:48:11 rwhitby: excellent reply on the ML btw Mar 14 01:56:04 <[g2]> any clue on what it would take to run mono on openmoko ? I'm wondering if Tomboy will run Mar 14 01:57:23 [g2]: I think they've had an ARM port for a long time. It'll be many tens of megabytes for mono+gti-sharp+etc, though Mar 14 01:57:30 ahd the NAND is small Mar 14 01:59:34 <[g2]> cjb, I've got a 1GB microSD card Mar 14 02:00:24 <[g2]> he** Ubuntu Feisty with plenty of room left over would work if there was enough RAM Mar 14 02:02:02 openmoko: 03caowai_song * r1351 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-appmanager/data/ (Makefile.am openmoko-appmanager.desktop): Now the application-manager.png will install to /usr/share/pixmaps Mar 14 02:02:27 openmoko: 03ken_zhao * r1352 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-dialer/data/Makefile.am: change openmoko-dialer.desktop install directory Mar 14 02:07:58 openmoko: 03ken_zhao * r1353 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-dialer/data/ (Makefile.am openmoko-dialer.desktop): change Icon in openmoko-dialer.desktop and install directory Mar 14 02:12:48 openmoko: 03caowai_song * r1354 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-mainmenu/data/ (Makefile.am openmoko-mainmenu.desktop): Fix the problem that the application icon install to wrong directory Mar 14 02:14:51 openmoko: 03caowai_song * r1355 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-taskmanager/data/ (Makefile.am openmoko-taskmanager.desktop): Fix the problem that the application icon install to wrong directory Mar 14 02:24:40 openmoko: 03ken_zhao * r1356 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-mainmenu/data/openmoko-mainmenu.png: change icon for main menu Mar 14 02:53:32 I need more CPU cycles for cross-compiling :-P Mar 14 02:54:45 openmoko: 03zhiyong_sun * r1357 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-mainmenu/src/ (dbus-conn.h mokoiconview.c): change item activate function. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Mar 14 03:00:00 2007