**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Oct 26 02:59:56 2007 Oct 26 03:07:31 haha Oct 26 03:07:34 the greenphone died. Oct 26 03:07:41 retired Oct 26 03:07:47 if they hadnt screwed up their orders twice, i would have had one :) Oct 26 03:14:41 LetoTo: it was always going to be a test device, never meant for the mass market Oct 26 03:15:16 and i dont think nice things like the greenphone and 1973 would be yay if they died Oct 26 03:15:31 exactly what I was thinking Oct 26 03:20:20 * swel024 must say one of the things he cares about least in the neo is the gsm component :S Oct 26 03:20:39 that's ... odd Oct 26 03:21:50 lol Oct 26 03:26:42 russellb: will probably change when the phone is usable as a phone Oct 26 03:34:00 I'm kindof the same, I want an internet device with wifi, the phone can wait until later :) Oct 26 03:36:30 i like the gps :P Oct 26 03:42:51 how does the gps chipset in GTA02 compare to the one in GTA01? Oct 26 03:43:40 capability-wise I mean, I know of the driver issue with the gps chipset in GTA01 (which should go away soon). Oct 26 03:44:52 xaid - you don't get quite as "raw" data Oct 26 03:45:02 but you could probably still post-process it Oct 26 03:45:10 i rather like ublox chipsets Oct 26 03:46:39 ckuethe: i read the spec paper and it looks pretty interesting. is there a big different as far as accuracy? Oct 26 03:47:34 in "road tests" i find my ublox and itrax receivers do better than sirf, trimble or garmin Oct 26 03:47:54 at least for non-optimal, gps-in-my-pocket applications Oct 26 03:48:11 executive summary: our RF engineers say it´s better Oct 26 03:48:15 my high-sensitivity antaris4 receiver gets fixes inside my concrete office building Oct 26 03:49:05 ckuethe: mickey-tw : thanks, that pretty much answers my question :) Oct 26 03:49:12 :) Oct 26 03:50:24 installing the qtopia image for the first time right now Oct 26 03:50:29 s/installing/flashing Oct 26 03:51:36 welcome back mickey-tw Oct 26 04:36:33 mickey-tw: are you still around? Oct 26 05:05:54 hi, I know it should be obvious but I downloaded the win32 qemu build and I can't find an updated openmoko-flash image Oct 26 05:06:00 where are they located? Oct 26 05:07:18 jadams_: let me know how it goes Oct 26 05:22:01 ljp: qtopia is much better for me than openmoko was, in terms of usability Oct 26 06:08:02 swel024: yep, i´m here Oct 26 06:11:15 * linux_galore waves Oct 26 06:12:20 mickey-tw: is there any reason the open-source gps components that have been made by om havent been released yet? it would mean that at least people who are planning on integrating gps into an app can look at the way to go Oct 26 06:12:29 one word Oct 26 06:12:30 EULA Oct 26 06:12:38 two more Oct 26 06:12:40 yet missing Oct 26 06:12:56 mickey-tw: why does it need to be EULA'd? Oct 26 06:13:08 because it´s closed source Oct 26 06:13:09 isnt it only the binary that needs the EULA Oct 26 06:13:17 yes, that it Oct 26 06:13:23 there are no open source componentes by OM Oct 26 06:13:26 yet Oct 26 06:13:30 (gps open source) Oct 26 06:13:36 mickey-tw: what about the one i saw on youtube Oct 26 06:13:47 ? Oct 26 06:13:48 I noticed the new N810 has GPS Oct 26 06:13:58 mickey-tw, the gsm driver is closed-source, but not part of OM? Oct 26 06:14:10 there is no gsm driver Oct 26 06:14:21 there is a gsm module Oct 26 06:14:25 and it talks serial commands Oct 26 06:14:30 mickey-tw, i see Oct 26 06:14:56 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5D6i6vLlhGA Oct 26 06:15:10 mickey-tw: sounds like a pain Oct 26 06:15:21 well i assume it will be open source as it logically would just talk to the binary not be part of it Oct 26 06:16:24 if we were to write stuff on top of gps NMEA it would of course be open Oct 26 06:16:35 but remember this situation affects gta01 only anyways... Oct 26 06:17:35 mickey-tw: its all i have at the moment :S Oct 26 06:17:37 swel024: ah i see what you mean. this code has come from the same source as gllin as it´s just a testing app from GL. Oct 26 06:17:48 hence it goes under the same EULA Oct 26 06:17:50 no neo phones @ ebay ? Oct 26 06:17:52 dangit Oct 26 06:18:00 * swel024 slaps GL Oct 26 06:18:08 well, the ball is hanging on our side atm. Oct 26 06:18:12 FIC legal has to write this EULA Oct 26 06:18:19 and legal departments are sllooooooooooooooowwwwwwwww Oct 26 06:18:27 * swel024 slaps up lawyers Oct 26 06:19:13 mickey-tw: yeah, our SIP phone is was held up for ages by legal on getting all the codec stuff sorted Oct 26 06:19:20 "By using the GPS chip in this equipment you agree not to reverse engineer anything you do not get source code access to and will not use it in a missile made to hit the white house" Oct 26 06:19:26 there we go all done Oct 26 06:19:42 heh Oct 26 06:19:45 swel024: jäh! Oct 26 06:20:32 zash: ??? Oct 26 06:20:53 swel024: you cant redefine legislated consumer rights in a EULA, in fact you can get fined for even trying in some countries Oct 26 06:21:20 so its a consumers right to hit the whitehouse with a missile? Oct 26 06:22:55 swel024: its legal misrepresentation, bit like writing a contract that says, if you use this device you can kill anyone legally Oct 26 06:23:55 swel024: as in 'yeah!' Oct 26 06:24:10 lol ok Oct 26 06:24:21 also you cant deny all liability in a contract or license either because that is legislated Oct 26 06:24:54 you can try but as soon as it hits the court room its thrown out Oct 26 06:25:02 yeah Oct 26 06:26:10 its also like how all the companies here try to say if your warranty is 3 years long and after 3 years and 1 week your 100k tv stops working they try to claim too bad but gotta love the consumer guarantees act Oct 26 06:27:28 same here in Australia, we also have warranty extensions for support so even if the product is out of warranty you cant deny support for usually around 7-8 years after the product is made Oct 26 06:27:57 what part of aussie? Oct 26 06:28:05 Sydney Oct 26 06:28:08 ah ok Oct 26 06:28:21 havent been there in a while Oct 26 06:29:11 Australia is how most Americans think the USA should be Oct 26 06:29:53 we are pro capitalist but have a egalitarian tilt Oct 26 06:30:47 lol yeah im thinking about coming over there in a couple of years to work there for a while..... much more money to be had there than here Oct 26 06:31:24 swel024: depends were here is and some parts of Australia are not so good Oct 26 06:31:30 wage wise Oct 26 06:31:51 lol most places are better than nz Oct 26 06:31:59 lots of money in Western Australia thanks to the mining boom Oct 26 06:32:40 it seems that trolltech is abandoning greenphone and moves to FIC's hw (according to /.) Oct 26 06:32:40 swel024: aah NZ, nice green mountain one day, still camping at the base because Im broke the next Oct 26 06:33:08 mountains* Oct 26 06:33:38 swel024: hear foreigners are pushing property prices through the roof in NZ Oct 26 06:33:42 mudyc: lol days old Oct 26 06:33:54 linux_galore: luckily i am already in the property market Oct 26 06:34:24 swel024: that happens ;) Oct 26 06:34:31 swel024: yeah, rich fat white people wanting a bit of middle earth heh Oct 26 06:34:43 lol im not rich or fat Oct 26 06:34:56 and actually a majority of out imports are asian Oct 26 06:35:01 immigrants rather Oct 26 06:35:14 swel024: same here Oct 26 06:36:07 I think tourists are surprised how big a chunk of the Australian population is Asian now Oct 26 06:37:44 aucklands the same Oct 26 06:38:06 linux_galore: noo! but i wants to move to nz! Oct 26 06:38:09 some day .. Oct 26 06:38:09 I have been catch the train to school in the morning now for about 12 years and there is a stop were the students from a girls private high school all get off. Well a few weeks back I looked up and it hit me about 90% of the students were asian Oct 26 06:38:23 catching* Oct 26 06:38:44 sorry let me post that again Oct 26 06:39:59 I have been catching the train to work in the morning now for about 12 years and there is a stop were the students for a girls private high school. Well a few weeks back I looked up and it hit me about 90% of the students were asian but 12 years ago they were mostly European. Oct 26 06:41:03 White Australia is well and trully dead and gone now Oct 26 06:41:47 I like it though because there is allot more variety of food to choose from Oct 26 06:42:24 life isnt so boring with a cultural collage Oct 26 06:44:07 I think the USA from what i can see is going the same direction Oct 26 06:45:09 its getting to the stage were you don't visit india to see the culture you just cross town to were all the Indian people congregate heh Oct 26 06:46:06 anyway back to the OM Oct 26 06:46:36 Anyone tried the QTopia image on the OM yet Oct 26 06:47:06 someone just commented a few mins ago on it being more usable Oct 26 06:48:17 swel024: yeah, looks very nice to me too from the video, I cant help but feel the Apple iPhone crew ripped of some of the QTopia design process Oct 26 06:49:30 lol you cant say qtopia is entirely original either Oct 26 06:51:25 yeah, is seems like Apple and QTopia have this copy each other thing going, Im laughing at some of the features in OSX 10.5 ie icon preview, been in KDE now for what 5 years Oct 26 06:51:52 * ljp has tried qtopia on neo Oct 26 06:51:57 its the world of software, everything is a rip off of something else Oct 26 06:52:12 its the little spark of newness that is the gem Oct 26 06:52:26 XorA: lol but that newness is stolen 5 mins later Oct 26 06:52:36 swel024: of course Oct 26 06:52:56 swel024: but for the rest of time you can walk into shops and see devices you designed :-) Oct 26 06:52:59 OSX 10.5 dock is a serious copy of the 2003 looking glass one Oct 26 06:53:25 linux_galore: at least looking glass was opensource though Oct 26 06:53:44 right down to the 3D effects, and cover flow is also in Looking Glass (a Sun Java project) Oct 26 06:54:02 ho hum buildhost is back up but empty again :( Oct 26 06:55:02 I prefere the cover flow effect in Looking Glass to be honest OSX 10.5 seems to miss the point a bit Oct 26 06:55:47 I noticed someone has done a compiz-fussion cover flow plugin too Oct 26 06:56:17 accept in Linux the video files "keep playing" Oct 26 06:57:07 and you know that the stores got to be good when links to preorder the software doesnt work and it hasnt changed to buy now after the timer ran out 2 hrs ago for it Oct 26 06:57:38 lol Oct 26 06:57:49 yeah, crappy website code Oct 26 06:58:03 Im off anyway Oct 26 06:59:23 mickey-tw: any idea when buildhost will be back properly? Oct 26 06:59:33 is it not? Oct 26 06:59:42 everythings missing from it Oct 26 06:59:53 mmh Oct 26 07:00:27 except the root folders and /snapshots/ Oct 26 07:02:03 linux_galore: what do you think qtopia copied from iPhone? Oct 26 07:02:39 ljp: i was more referring to stuff that was "ripped" off other phones Oct 26 07:07:16 good morning Oct 26 07:11:52 Hopscotch, good morning Oct 26 07:15:12 i Oct 26 07:28:56 in a init script whats the proper way to start a shell script? Oct 26 07:29:09 thats going to keep going Oct 26 07:32:58 hi all Oct 26 07:33:52 swel024, yes Oct 26 07:34:17 mbuf: i am not too sure if it was a yes no question :S Oct 26 07:34:22 do you jsut do sh /blah & Oct 26 07:34:28 I was updating packages but found that http://buildhost.openmoko.org/OM2007.2/ is empty. I used the paths given in here http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Package_management But they seemed to moved some other place :( Oct 26 07:34:41 chacha_chaudhry: they will be back Oct 26 07:34:43 swel024, if i want to start services on boot-up, yes Oct 26 07:34:46 chacha_chaudhry: we are waiting on sysadmin to fix that Oct 26 07:34:49 patience is a virtue Oct 26 07:34:58 swel024: okay Thanks :) Oct 26 07:35:02 mbuf: thanks Oct 26 07:35:09 ^^^ + XorA Oct 26 07:41:32 * swel024 thumps the living crap out of ***d Oct 26 07:56:28 neo buzz on slashdot again :) Oct 26 07:56:34 from one of the comments : "Here's something I read today from the OpenMoko mail list: "The Neo is, was, and will be, a product for geeks and therefore never was intended to be a mass market product. Geeks do not look at fancy glamour but for useful attributes."" Oct 26 07:57:17 i hope that's not an official stance or something ? i would really love to see neo/openmoko to reach a state where i can use it and it is geeky-powerful, but i would also like to be able to suggest it to everybody else Oct 26 07:57:24 even to the most non-geek persons Oct 26 07:57:32 well Oct 26 07:57:52 has this guy an openmoko.org or openmoko.com address? Oct 26 07:57:54 if not, ignore Oct 26 07:58:19 if so, i'll have to kick him Oct 26 07:58:22 :D Oct 26 08:00:28 * CM wakes up 4h after the alarm... Oct 26 08:01:09 lazy mofo Oct 26 08:01:11 mickey-tw, the comment did not specify the origin :) Oct 26 08:01:29 Richlv: Sounds like FUD then Oct 26 08:01:36 aah, bogglers Oct 26 08:01:56 * CM slaps ScaredyCat Oct 26 08:02:10 hi there. Oct 26 08:02:19 my openmoko-today cann't startup. Oct 26 08:02:32 It cann't find the libjana-gtk Oct 26 08:02:35 CM, i really hope so, yes Oct 26 08:03:11 I'll show my neo to my friends...but.... Oct 26 08:03:15 iirc wasn't that Harald - ^^ the comment ? Oct 26 08:03:29 Richlv: I guess the missconception can be that the GTA01 was never intended for mass market, GTA02 is Oct 26 08:03:32 but it was't on the community list, iirc dev list Oct 26 08:07:17 CM, that would be a very weird one, as even i know that :) Oct 26 08:07:28 what's the current situation, btw ? Oct 26 08:07:30 or was it the lipstick on a fetus thread ? Oct 26 08:07:40 is there some progress overview page or something ? Oct 26 08:07:50 i saw "in progress" category in wiki, but that's too spread out Oct 26 08:07:53 The current situation is that we're waiting and waiting... ;) Oct 26 08:08:48 A lot of work is getting done now, but I'm waiting for two things mostly, the FIC legal department do get done with the silly EULA for the GPS blob, and for the GTA02 hardware to come out :) Oct 26 08:10:21 any guesses when the 'ready for mass market' phase might be achieved (in software) ? Oct 26 08:10:36 that is, when most basic things work without problems from the gui :) Oct 26 08:10:38 * swel024 hates it when you see them talking about omgui/gllin.cpp on the mailing list but you have no access to it' Oct 26 08:10:57 dev mailing list* Oct 26 08:11:12 Richlv: Hmm.. Not in the next 3 months I think, but that's just my guess Oct 26 08:11:29 * CM is just a hang-around in #openmoko :D Oct 26 08:11:38 * swel024 aggress with CM Oct 26 08:11:59 cm has no life Oct 26 08:12:14 swel024: :P Oct 26 08:12:49 What I do have is a boring job withotu challanges, and I'll start another one in 2 months. Just have to wait... Oct 26 08:15:47 * ScaredyCat waits patiently for his V8 Oct 26 08:18:13 CM, ok, will take a look now and then :) Oct 26 08:21:11 Hi All Oct 26 08:21:27 I've been looking at some of the screen shots that have been appearing of late, and some thing kinda stuck out. Oct 26 08:21:33 everytime we update .bb file, we should increment x.y.z in PV by one, and also PR by one? Oct 26 08:22:29 The bit that says "No new messages", is it configurable to have that displayed? the reason I ask, for me it seems to be a waste of realestate on the screen and clutter, I would rather see it omitted and the fact that there are no new messages is implied. Oct 26 08:26:43 who was telling me about sqlite earlier? Oct 26 08:27:29 wibbit: smart! Oct 26 08:29:31 Where would be the best place to comment on that? Or is IRC the best? Oct 26 08:29:49 wibbit: Maybe set is as a bug against the today app? Oct 26 08:30:54 wibbit: i think at this stage its there as they have no reason to save real estate on that screen as there isnt much to put there Oct 26 08:31:02 CM: Am I the only person that feels this way? Oct 26 08:31:29 wibbit: Nope, I agree Oct 26 08:31:32 who's the maintainer of libjana? Oct 26 08:31:41 my openmoko-today cann't start Oct 26 08:31:49 swel024: I can believe that, and it's good to kinda "demo the abilities" but at the same time, wouldn't want it to become the defacto default ;) Oct 26 08:31:49 Pengu1n: Cwiiis I think Oct 26 08:31:57 Pengu1n: Chris Lord Oct 26 08:32:02 Pengu1n: http://chrislord.net/ Oct 26 08:32:16 CM: Got a link the bug db? Oct 26 08:32:42 wibbit: http://bugzilla.openmoko.org :) Oct 26 08:32:47 CM: thx Oct 26 08:33:39 and for the obsessive people who think they are cool' Oct 26 08:35:08 There are *NO* open bugs against the today app? Oct 26 08:38:00 I got a broken libjana0 and libjana-gtk0, then openmoko-today cann't startup Oct 26 08:39:42 Pengu1n: we saw this yesterday on .dev channel, the packages are fine, ipkg is broken :-( Oct 26 08:40:04 Pengu1n: if you ipkg remove -force-depends libjana-gtk0 ; ipkg install libjana-gtk0 it should fix it Oct 26 08:40:17 Pengu1n: repeat for libjana as well if need be Oct 26 08:40:53 sup guys? Oct 26 08:41:00 what .dev channel? Oct 26 08:41:40 swel024: tinysql/sqlite .. Oct 26 08:41:56 torpor: not for openmoko dev Oct 26 08:42:55 torpor: BTW does anyone ever speak during .eu time on open2x? Oct 26 08:43:01 CM: Bug submitted Oct 26 08:43:32 Does any one have a nice list of blogs to read to keep updated on OpenMoko/ Neo development. Oct 26 08:43:44 wibbit: planet.openmoko.org Oct 26 08:43:49 :) Oct 26 08:43:52 planet.openmoko.org planet.openembedded.org Oct 26 08:43:53 XorA: Thank you very much. I alsa repeat it for libjana-ecal0. then I can show my neo for my friend now:) Oct 26 08:44:01 * * OM Bug 959 has been created by douglas.furlong(AT)gmail.com Oct 26 08:44:02 * * Superflous information in Today Display Oct 26 08:44:03 * * http://bugzilla.openmoko.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=959 Oct 26 08:44:07 mickey-tw: we need a new package manager :-( Oct 26 08:44:16 mickey-tw: or hire a guy to fix ipkg Oct 26 08:44:18 I had assumed that planet.openmoko.org would be a good agrigate to use, however for example http://chrislord.net/ isn't linked there, and after looking at his blog, it looks like it would be good. Wondering if I'm missing out on any more Oct 26 08:44:19 The digital clock is too large... Oct 26 08:45:20 XorA: me. i'm in vienna. Oct 26 08:46:03 planet.closedfist.co.uk is I think for o-hand people Oct 26 08:46:12 torpor: do you know what package i need to install on the moko to use sqlite in my program? Oct 26 08:46:29 wibbit: planet.openmoko.org Oct 26 08:46:37 torpor: its time for me to look into open2x, but there been no news for 3 months and webpages are down Oct 26 08:46:50 if anyone is hiring, i'm available! and i'd love to work on openmoko full time doing package maintenance Oct 26 08:46:54 :o Oct 26 08:47:01 XorA: there is lots of activity .. Oct 26 08:47:05 * ScaredyCat might have to start using rm_work again :( Oct 26 08:48:42 torpor: not package maintenence, someone needs to destroy and rebuild ipkg so it actually does something useful most of the time Oct 26 08:49:07 the thing with open2x is that there is a lot of major progress done already: compiler optimized for gp2x, SDL optimized for the gp2x video hardware, custom libs for the onboard stuff (2nd CPU, etc) .. but there is no real 'public' release of it all yet .. we still have to solve a couple issues before we can bundle a 100% replacement for the GPH-provided firmware.. such as mplayer, which as of a few days ago looks like its totally solved: is being built by the Oct 26 08:51:21 openmoko: 03werner * r3279 10/trunk/src/host/devirginator/envedit.pl: envedit.pl (readenv): added option -c to only warn about CRC errors, don't fail Oct 26 08:57:44 XorA: Thanks for that, I'll have a look Oct 26 08:57:59 wibbit: you suffering the bug as well? Oct 26 08:58:20 Who would one contact to request additional feeds on planet.openmoko.org? Oct 26 08:58:40 XorA: If buy bug you mean, withdrawl symptoms from lack of updates on openmoko, then yes :o) Oct 26 09:01:25 rwhitby: MokoMakefile needs a patch for flash-qemu-local since the images are now kept in a different directory http://pastebin.ca/750169 Oct 26 09:03:19 build/qemu/openmoko/env also needs a patch since the kernel naming scheme has changed but I'm not sure whom that should go to. http://pastebin.ca/750171 Oct 26 09:08:40 hi Oct 26 09:18:17 tar: /home/j/hak/openmoko/sources/gsm_svn.openmoko.org_.trunk.src.target_3074_.tar.gz: Cannot open: No such file or directory Oct 26 09:19:09 * ScaredyCat prepares for visitors from VIA Oct 26 09:21:33 this is of course old news for you guys, but still: "Trolltech CTO, Benoit Schilling, stated that they are not really a hardware company and so will focus it's efforts on FIC's Neo 1973" Oct 26 09:21:48 complete with the /. grammatical error ;) Oct 26 09:25:09 ScaredyCat: why you having visitors from via Oct 26 09:25:15 and why would you let them in the door Oct 26 09:25:39 oh god, please someone come up with a high power, low-consumption, x86 chip that can be used in the same places people are using arm. Oct 26 09:25:46 it'd remove the cross-compile dilemna. Oct 26 09:27:47 torpor, that would be really nice Oct 26 09:28:40 would that ever Oct 26 09:28:58 either that, or someone finally tackles the compiler-on-ARM issue and we do away with cross-compiling anything other than large system libs and stuff .. Oct 26 09:29:28 lately i've been very enamoured with my current neo setup: neo+apple bt keyboard+python. it awesome. its like, computing is fun again. i can write code for the device, *on* the device. woot! Oct 26 09:30:16 The cross compile dilemma wouldn't be an issue with a sane dev system. Oct 26 09:34:53 SpeedEvil: I like OE. Have you ever developed for maemo? Oct 26 09:35:07 I did not say that OE was not sane. Oct 26 09:35:15 ah :)) Oct 26 09:35:58 But people complaining about it obviously think it's not. Oct 26 09:36:14 Well, they never did any maemo. Oct 26 09:36:15 its not sane in the sense that you can just take what you've learned and move rapidly into development. Oct 26 09:36:36 you havde to learn new tools, which don't always make intuitive sense, because a lot of the design of these tools happened 'by the seat of the hackers pants' who developed them .. Oct 26 09:36:53 unless you lurk forever on #oe and #openembedded, and #openmoko, you won't "get" why things are the way they are. the core team are very closed. Oct 26 09:38:02 i would prefer a way to jsut have a very easy way to compile something for a particular system and run it during the very first stages of testing though Oct 26 09:38:43 swel024: i've got that for you. its called: a parallels/vmware image, refreshed daily, that anyone can download and use to get started already, without having to set their system up for it .. Oct 26 09:38:59 haha Oct 26 09:39:09 swel024: apart from the fact the the first run of MokoMakefile takes hours, once it is done you just develop as you are used to Oct 26 09:39:39 gamin: please add ".. and update it daily, be prepared for it to be broken daily, and fixed every 2 or 3 days or so..." Oct 26 09:39:50 exaxtly Oct 26 09:40:14 i have not had one start to finish of mokomakefile once Oct 26 09:41:54 openmoko: 03chris * r3280 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007.2/applications/openmoko-today2/src/: Oct 26 09:41:54 openmoko: svn:externals on inotify code from matchbox-desktop2 (which is in turn copied Oct 26 09:41:54 openmoko: from GIO) Oct 26 09:42:34 openmoko: 03chris * r3281 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007.2/applications/openmoko-today2/src/: Use http instead of https for externals Oct 26 09:45:58 XorA: You've mentioned a couple of times that you want ipkg fixed, is there a page for required/desired features for a ipkg replacement/rebuild? Or do you want it to be feature for feature replacement, that happens to actually work? :) Oct 26 09:47:03 wibbit: unfortuneately ipkg is a hh.org project that seems to have been abandoned, all I know is it doesnt work very well. Angstrom is looking at just making use of apt and dpkg Oct 26 09:51:29 we should jsut switch to rpm's :P Oct 26 09:54:15 XorA: I know from my use of ipkg I really don't particularly like it, I was assuming that things like rpm/yum and apt/dpkg wasn't being used due to weight Oct 26 09:59:21 swel024: i've had stable mokomakefile build systems every week, for about a day or two for months now . Oct 26 09:59:28 but i've gotten used to things being broken for a few days Oct 26 10:02:26 mickey-tw: http://pastebin.ca/750171 - qemu env file needs updating with new kernel name Oct 26 10:04:37 openmoko: 03thomas * r3282 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007.2/applications/openmoko-dialer2/ (ChangeLog src/moko-talking.c): * src/moko-talking.c: (moko_talking_init): Don't use gtk_widget_set_no_show_all () Oct 26 10:05:14 re Oct 26 10:22:57 anyone know why gsm is borked? Oct 26 10:24:17 because its wireless technology Oct 26 10:24:18 torpor: it does crash occasionally...thats known, lot of things needs to be fixed, Oct 26 10:24:33 oh..gsm..i thought you asked for gsmd Oct 26 10:26:03 Sup3rkiddo: most likely one and the same Oct 26 10:27:30 heh Oct 26 10:28:58 no i'm talking about the build .. Oct 26 10:29:04 NOTE: Unpacking /home/j/hak/openmoko/sources/gsm_svn.openmoko.org_.trunk.src.target_3074_.tar.gz to /home/j/hak/openmoko/build/tmp/work/fic-gta01-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/libgsmd-0.1+svnr3074-r32/ Oct 26 10:29:08 tar: /home/j/hak/openmoko/sources/gsm_svn.openmoko.org_.trunk.src.target_3074_.tar.gz: Cannot open: No such file or directory Oct 26 10:29:16 anyone got this file? Oct 26 10:29:16 gsm_svn.openmoko.org_.trunk.src.target_3074_.tar.gz Oct 26 10:31:22 torpor: lol..ok, works here for me though, and there is no tarball like hat..code should have been check out from the svn, not the tarball..but did you "make update" Oct 26 10:31:33 yes i always do make update Oct 26 10:31:49 /home/j/hak/openmoko/sources/gsm_svn.openmoko.org_.trunk.src.target_3074_.tar.gz.md5 Oct 26 10:31:54 but no .gz file. Oct 26 10:32:07 torpor: letme try that on my box Oct 26 10:32:24 bitbake libgsmd-0.1+svnr3074 -c fetch Oct 26 10:32:27 ^^ does not work Oct 26 10:34:04 torpor: how about "make rebuild-package-libgsmd", works here Oct 26 10:34:19 okay trying that now then .. Oct 26 10:34:26 nope Oct 26 10:34:27 fail Oct 26 10:34:30 tar: /home/j/hak/openmoko/sources/gsm_svn.openmoko.org_.trunk.src.target_3074_.tar.gz: Cannot open: No such file or directory Oct 26 10:35:00 Sup3rkiddo: do you have the .tar.gz? Oct 26 10:36:11 torpor: no, it goes like this, the build system "does" look to download the file, but fails, then checkout code from svn and build..i think its the openmoko "feature" to look for tar.gz at openmoko.org...happens even in my code Oct 26 10:36:30 well i don't get how i can fix this then .. Oct 26 10:45:55 openmoko: 03chris * r3283 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007.2/applications/openmoko-today2/ (ChangeLog configure.ac src/Makefile.am src/today-launcher.c): Oct 26 10:45:55 openmoko: * configure.ac: Oct 26 10:45:55 openmoko: * src/Makefile.am: Oct 26 10:45:55 openmoko: * src/today-launcher.c: (monitor), (find_and_destroy), Oct 26 10:45:55 openmoko: (inotify_event), (load_data_dir), Oct 26 10:45:56 openmoko: (today_launcher_page_create): Oct 26 10:46:00 openmoko: Add inotify for .desktop files, copied from mb-desktop-2 Oct 26 10:47:30 torpor: you want me to copy them it to my buildhost like before? Oct 26 10:49:19 ScaredyCat: it would be helpful because i'm trying to get a new image built as of today Oct 26 10:49:45 i dunno why issues like this keep coming up .. its almost like people are committing things they're not testing through a full build first .. Oct 26 10:50:11 copied... Oct 26 10:50:19 http://buildhost.automated.it/ Oct 26 10:52:02 thanks ScaredyCat .. i'll see if this works and can continue the build .. Oct 26 10:52:14 :) Oct 26 10:52:30 yeah looks like its progressing now .. thanks again.. Oct 26 10:52:54 i'm going to create an om-missing dir and put them in there, so that I can do it with other missing stuff if I have it Oct 26 10:53:06 yeah i think that'd be useful. Oct 26 10:53:25 hopefully some of the other devs are reading their logs and seeing these problems we're having, and we can work out better solutions to this issue in the future. . Oct 26 10:53:35 buildhost.om is back up just in case people were wondering Oct 26 10:55:15 Yoink! Oct 26 10:55:17 Bandwidth (this month) 55843.24 Megabytes Oct 26 10:55:32 for what? Oct 26 10:55:40 my buildhost Oct 26 10:56:08 yikes. Oct 26 10:56:11 (downloads) Oct 26 10:56:15 Chain OUTPUT (policy ACCEPT 5437M packets, 38T bytes) Oct 26 10:56:25 our debian mirror ;) Oct 26 10:56:47 running about 3 months Oct 26 10:56:58 * ScaredyCat sniffles and hides in the corner again Oct 26 10:59:07 so if you need a mirror for your stuff, just tell me Oct 26 11:00:10 :D Oct 26 11:00:40 it should be ok.. I think it's just because the om stuff has been b0rked for so long.. Oct 26 11:08:48 re Oct 26 11:11:12 how do you see what its going to do in a ipkg upgrade instead of actually having it do so Oct 26 11:13:35 swel024: -noaction Oct 26 11:13:45 ah it is that Oct 26 11:41:06 openmoko: 03thomas * r3284 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007.2/applications/openmoko-today2/ (ChangeLog src/today-main.c): * src/today-main.c: (main): Do not hard code theme settings Oct 26 11:43:48 quote of the day "Vista is Ballmer's way of throwing chairs at people he can't reach." Oct 26 11:45:24 OMG TERRORBOMING!!! Oct 26 11:45:57 of DOOM! Oct 26 11:46:57 DOOOOOM! Oct 26 11:47:41 (a leaking tube with acetylene in a car in umeå) Oct 26 11:48:43 sites of local newspapers is ddosed :D Oct 26 11:49:21 it's all part of OPERATION IMPENDING DOOM II Oct 26 11:49:57 hmm, why has openmoko-panel-clock been removed from the panel? Oct 26 11:51:05 Henryk: my guess: they have a clock in the today-app now Oct 26 11:51:39 bah, but that's not always visible. I love my clock. I need my clock. Oct 26 11:52:08 .. my .. precious .. Oct 26 11:53:45 Henryk: stop winding your clock Oct 26 11:53:58 you will go blind Oct 26 11:54:06 wind-up-clocks ftw Oct 26 11:55:47 Henryk: Fancy writing a panel control applet to start/restart/customize them? Oct 26 11:56:14 hmm another cheap Linux ultraportable laptop in the works this time from Mitec http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20071023PD217.html Oct 26 11:56:31 abraxa_: ENOTIME Oct 26 11:56:37 hehe :) Oct 26 11:56:42 always have a virtual touch screen wind up clock Oct 26 11:57:52 OM version of worry beads Oct 26 11:58:51 EMOCLOCK Oct 26 11:59:11 always shows 1 minute to midnight Oct 26 12:05:24 re :) Oct 26 12:18:49 Holly cow! "OLPC Experiments With Cow-powered Laptops" Oct 26 12:19:05 methane? Oct 26 12:19:58 http://dev.laptop.org/~arjs/cp1.JPG Oct 26 12:28:21 no official release date yet :-( ? Oct 26 12:29:33 CVirus: Nope Oct 26 12:29:44 CVirus: In topic it states "December as of last update" Oct 26 12:29:55 Shame, I was hoping to buy it this month :( Oct 26 12:30:19 nox-Hand: this is not even official Oct 26 12:30:24 Oooh, Christmas... **adds to wish list as an "please be multiple people collaborating on making geek = happy"* thing Oct 26 12:30:27 I know Oct 26 12:30:29 But that could be cool xD Oct 26 12:31:00 Anybody around got the GTA02 ? Oct 26 12:31:43 CVirus: Probably some testing geeks, very hush hush :P Oct 26 12:31:59 the devs got their GTA02 I guess Oct 26 12:33:30 Can the GTA01 place calls using OpenMoko instead of Qtopia ? Oct 26 12:34:38 gta01 can make calls Oct 26 12:35:21 hrw: using OpenMoko ? Oct 26 12:35:33 yes Oct 26 12:36:19 CVirus: there are (as I understand it) less than a dozen GTA02 that work well enough to boot. Oct 26 12:36:43 CVirus: these are being used at the moment solely by the core team to do driver development. Oct 26 12:37:51 SpeedEvil: how many developers are there ? Oct 26 12:38:17 Sigh. If the core team could just kick some lawyer in the groin until he coughs up the legal paperwork for the GPS driver, that would get the GTA01 a bit closer to working. Right now, FIC has nothing that has a complete set of drivers. Oct 26 12:38:46 if only there were some way we could complain about it loudly enough that someone actually does something about it .. Oct 26 12:39:04 CVirus: yes, OpenMoko can place calls in general. it's somewhat flaky. For my current image (built 2007-10-18) it seems to be mostly reliable if I restart x exactly once after booting Oct 26 12:39:12 Complaining is of no use. They're working on it already. Oct 26 12:39:34 mwester-laptop: huh? the way I understood it everything is fine with the gps legal-wise, now Oct 26 12:39:40 torpor: I did, and as informed by openmoko that A) I'm not a customer and B) the driver exists, so even though it's not available it's not a problem. Oct 26 12:39:59 Henryk: Nope. Still need a lawer to write up a documnet. Oct 26 12:40:00 the current problem is that the driver doesn't like EABI too well Oct 26 12:40:17 Henryk: I think they've given up on that, and will release the old driver. Oct 26 12:40:21 Henryk: nobody cares. A version in a chroot would be fine for many. Oct 26 12:41:47 hi installtion of .ipk on neo1973 gives error message like Oct 26 12:41:48 root@fic-gta01:~$ ipkg install projectname_1.0-r0_armv4t.ipk Oct 26 12:41:48 ipkg: atmycommand_1.0-r0_armv4t.ipk: No such file or directory Oct 26 12:41:48 Nothing to be done Oct 26 12:41:48 An error occurred, return value: 4. Oct 26 12:41:48 Collected errors: Oct 26 12:41:49 Cannot find package atmycommand_1.0-r0_armv4t.ipk. Oct 26 12:41:51 Check the spelling or perhaps run 'ipkg update' Oct 26 12:43:47 atul, don't flood the channel with more than 4 lines of text Oct 26 12:43:58 ~pastebin Oct 26 12:43:59 pastebin is, like, 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 Oct 26 12:44:20 atul, check where you have copied the .ipk Oct 26 12:44:23 apt, ya i know i remeber from next time new to this Oct 26 12:44:34 atul: let me guess - package is atmcommand and you renamed ipkg file? Oct 26 12:44:51 hrw, no Oct 26 12:45:16 mbuf, i copied on to device directly Oct 26 12:45:34 atul, to which directory? check that Oct 26 12:46:08 mbuf, am not copying on to any folder thats why it gives problem Oct 26 12:46:13 atul: if you install stuff not from feeds then you need to give all packages to ipkg Oct 26 12:46:23 ipkg install projectname_1.0-r0_armv4t.ipk atmycommand_1.0-r0_armv4t.ipk Oct 26 12:46:31 atul, how did you copy? Oct 26 12:47:14 mbuf, root@fic-gta01:~$ ipkg install projectname_1.0-r0_armv4t.ipk Oct 26 12:47:30 What City in Taiwan will the Neo1973 be shipping from ? Oct 26 12:47:45 atul, uninstall old version? ipkg remove projectname; for atmycommand, use -nodeps option Oct 26 12:48:00 CVirus: It will ship from California (Fresno?) Oct 26 12:49:54 What City in Taiwan will the Neo1973 be shipping from ? Oct 26 12:50:09 It won't be Oct 26 12:50:13 it ships to california Oct 26 12:50:16 then outwards Oct 26 12:50:41 stefan_schmidt: ping Oct 26 12:50:43 huh ? Oct 26 12:50:49 SpeedEvil: I live in Egypt .. how will I get my phone ? Oct 26 12:51:10 CVirus: they send it to you from california. Oct 26 12:51:21 SpeedEvil: UPS ? Oct 26 12:51:26 dunno Oct 26 12:51:30 some carrier. Oct 26 12:51:55 CVirus: ups or dhl Oct 26 12:52:05 I got first one via dhl, second one via ups Oct 26 12:52:14 hrw: which costs less ? Oct 26 12:54:33 They ship it via the cheapest method as I understand it. Oct 26 12:54:35 (now) Oct 26 12:54:52 CVirus: hard to tell - both had other values Oct 26 12:55:44 is the price 300 usd for neo negotiable or fixed? Oct 26 12:55:56 450$ rather Oct 26 12:55:59 for the GTA02 Oct 26 12:56:00 ouch Oct 26 12:56:09 fixed. Oct 26 12:56:21 Negotiable probably if you order large multiples. Oct 26 12:56:25 i haven't seen any selling through other sites (ebay) Oct 26 12:56:43 There have I think been a couple of auctions on ebay. Oct 26 12:57:20 But just of individuals neos. Oct 26 12:57:49 does openmoko works well on motorola a780? Oct 26 12:58:32 i have seen some movie about openmoko boot Oct 26 12:58:50 yang: there is a link on the wiki frontpage to all phones that it's been found to work on Oct 26 12:58:58 at the beginning Oct 26 12:59:11 however, this is very much a user effort only. Oct 26 13:00:19 ok, its worth trying it out Oct 26 13:02:19 it will cost me approximately 540$ to get the Neo1973 :-( Oct 26 13:04:28 approximately 3250 Egyptian Pounts :-( Oct 26 13:04:30 pfft... think yourself lucky... mine cost more and had high delivery costs then I got hit for local taxes too :'( Oct 26 13:04:55 ScaredyCat: where do you live ? Oct 26 13:04:57 sux 2 b u ScaredyCat Oct 26 13:05:03 LOL Oct 26 13:05:25 Netherlands CVirus Oct 26 13:05:37 I guess it's a better choice to ask someone from california to buy it for me and get it when he's coming to Egypt Oct 26 13:05:38 swel024: yeah, and I get it 24x7 :/ Oct 26 13:05:48 ScaredyCat: how much did you pay for taxes ? Oct 26 13:06:08 86 Euro iirc Oct 26 13:06:21 CVirus: lol chances are i can get my sister from california to bring it over when she comes over next may Oct 26 13:06:28 so about $100 ish Oct 26 13:06:33 swel024: lucky you Oct 26 13:06:40 it was 60e in .fi Oct 26 13:07:52 luckily i didnt get stung with taxes Oct 26 13:08:46 i think the whole package ended up around 300e Oct 26 13:10:05 you lucky bastards Oct 26 13:10:23 that's in euro not usd CVirus Oct 26 13:10:52 i payed about 400 for mine :S Oct 26 13:10:59 ScaredyCat: I understand Oct 26 13:11:00 bear in ming the dollar has plumeted recently Oct 26 13:11:08 s/ming/mind/ Oct 26 13:11:09 ScaredyCat meant: bear in mind the dollar has plumeted recently Oct 26 13:11:11 still think it a pretty good deal ;) Oct 26 13:11:21 it#s a better deal now :) Oct 26 13:11:24 i was lucky that i bought mine last time the dollar plumeted Oct 26 13:12:17 ScaredyCat: not that much change in past couple of month Oct 26 13:12:19 BEER IN MIND! Oct 26 13:17:25 any site for news on neo 1973? Oct 26 13:17:31 when will it be available? Oct 26 13:18:04 check the topic Oct 26 13:19:15 okay Oct 26 13:20:07 * xzcvczx wonders whether anyone actually reads the topic Oct 26 13:21:42 it's far too verbose Oct 26 13:22:45 it falls off the end of my terminal (200ish chars) Oct 26 13:28:48 cjb_ie: 200x..? how small font/big screen do you have then? Oct 26 13:29:33 screen 1280px wide, font 6px Oct 26 13:30:00 my phone has 320px and 4px :-) Oct 26 13:30:02 openmoko: 03chris * r3286 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007.2/applications/openmoko-today2/src/today-launcher.c: Try saving files before committing Oct 26 13:31:04 i'd like one of those 1920x1200 laptop Oct 26 13:31:17 Xx13: 2.05 usd == 1gbp Oct 26 13:31:18 in 15" Oct 26 13:31:22 cjb_ie: so, ~fullscreen-ish terminals then? Oct 26 13:31:28 zash: yup Oct 26 13:31:30 Drupal on an N810 http://foolab.org/node/1715 Oct 26 13:31:58 fluxbox and a bunch of desktops to switch between Oct 26 13:32:46 hello Oct 26 13:32:47 I'm moving to fluxbox if I don't buy more RAM Oct 26 13:32:53 what is the purpose of the openmoko/ Oct 26 13:33:08 troll ? Oct 26 13:33:12 that's an impressively open-ended question... Oct 26 13:33:21 xsdf: eventually missile operating system Oct 26 13:33:27 OpenMoko is a GNU / Linux based open software development platform. Oct 26 13:34:07 .. for mobile devices.. Oct 26 13:34:37 and NUCLEAR WARHEADS! Oct 26 13:34:39 i mean, what are you gentlemen using it for that cannot be done using an ordinary phone platform Oct 26 13:34:46 seriously, i am curious Oct 26 13:34:58 Egads! And all this time I thought I was working on an improved cattle feeding device! :( Oct 26 13:35:18 zash: nuclear warheads are also mobile ;) Oct 26 13:35:19 mwester, I used to work on embedded devices to milk cows Oct 26 13:35:19 xsdf: 'ordinary phone platforms' is not as open as this one Oct 26 13:35:21 xsdf: have you had a good look at www.openmoko.org or .com Oct 26 13:35:23 REALLY. Oct 26 13:35:43 wiki.openmoko.org Oct 26 13:35:54 xsdf: what is "ordinary phone platform"? Oct 26 13:35:57 yes i have just been reading the websites Oct 26 13:36:19 xsdf: read them again Oct 26 13:36:26 berkus, one where you can make applications for it but not fiddle with the low level details of the phone Oct 26 13:36:37 openmoko IS an ordinary phone platform. open and linux based. Oct 26 13:37:18 i am just wondering by having this level of openness in a phone, how it benefits Oct 26 13:37:31 well. tremendously Oct 26 13:37:45 you're basically free to do anything with it Oct 26 13:38:03 make your own looks. make your own feel. sell it. lend it. purchase it. Oct 26 13:38:08 xsdf: look at all the iphone users' complaints... Oct 26 13:38:19 cjb_ie, not sure what you mean? Oct 26 13:38:35 and hacks Oct 26 13:38:39 not 'users' rather than 'hackers' complaints Oct 26 13:38:45 users are happy, but limited Oct 26 13:39:35 i mean, you have phone like the nokia n70, where you can write and use java applications on it - i am trying to understand the added benefit of having not just an open application API but an open source operating system Oct 26 13:39:36 berkus: With a completely open platform like OpenMoko you have the possibility to alter *anything* in *any* way you want so it fits *your* needs. Oct 26 13:40:15 what sort of examples of things that can be done with openmoko but not on other platforms? Oct 26 13:40:41 xsdf: adding hardware to the phone and being able to use it Oct 26 13:40:47 abraxa_: thanks, like i didn't know :P Oct 26 13:41:30 xzcvczx, do you mean like, the openmoko phone has expansion slots to plug extra devices in to it?? Oct 26 13:41:52 that would be interesting Oct 26 13:42:03 xsdf: but it seems to me you dont have any brains so you jsut have to use what other people have made anyway so you may as well just not bother and go buy a nokia Oct 26 13:42:38 xzcvczx, no need to be like that. i am just looking for real world examples of how it is useful Oct 26 13:43:05 it is. i can mess with gsmd trying to make it do f*cking SOMETHING for a couple of days. Oct 26 13:43:27 berkus: Sorry, I meant xsdf. Oct 26 13:43:29 you know, you can't have such fun with nokia Oct 26 13:43:39 berkus: I got the impression gsmd was very proficient at not working, it shouldn't be too hard to get it to carry on doing that :) Oct 26 13:44:41 what sort of things are you guys personally going to have on your openmoko phones that is unavailable on any other phone? Oct 26 13:44:41 you can create a program that if some ****er steals your phone and puts a different simcard in you can make it text you the gps location every ten minutes you can then folllow said ****er and cut his nads off Oct 26 13:44:52 xsdf: Real world example is easy - imagine having BT PAN or WiFi at home. The Neo can be a VoIP phone when in range and a GSM phone otherwise. It also could automatically synchronise the phonebook/ToDo list/whatever when it sees you're at home Oct 26 13:45:19 xsdf: you can write a driver for a random bluetooth device without having to spend thousands just to sign an NDA and get the SDK Oct 26 13:45:46 thanks, those are interesting examples. i am beginning to understand now Oct 26 13:45:49 abraxa_: n95 can handle voip too Oct 26 13:47:17 xsdf: For me personally, right now I don't think there is a particular thing that it will have out of the box that I can't get on another phone. I am not aware for example of any specific effort to get it to sync with Evolution (that is not to say it can't). Oct 26 13:47:17 wibbit: true. i'm trying to convince it do otherwise tho :) Oct 26 13:47:58 xsdf: example - using wiimote to dial numbers on your phone :) Oct 26 13:48:13 berkus: haha nice Oct 26 13:48:19 xsdf: However, I currently have a Nokia E70, and there have been three "firmware" updates for this phone, however due to some effing about between Nokia and Vodafone, the update has not been made available to my phone, and I am stuk with the frankly sub standard service. Oct 26 13:48:35 xsdf: I am of the opinion things like this will not be happening with the OpenMoko Oct 26 13:48:49 If a fix is made, it will be made available to me, at the same time as any one else. Oct 26 13:49:11 i see what you mean, there will be a better communication between the developers and the users Oct 26 13:49:23 due to the nature of the project Oct 26 13:49:33 xsdf: I never said that either ;) Oct 26 13:49:49 thought that's what you meant :) Oct 26 13:49:57 xsdf: I hope that, that will be the case, but it isn't always Oct 26 13:49:58 xsdf: That, and you can just change things you don't like. Oct 26 13:56:35 don't be so unfriendly Oct 26 13:56:56 oops.. sorry... scrollback-ism Oct 26 13:57:35 xsdf: i've got a full deve environment on my phone now. i could easily just take this phone somewhere and work. it is almost a laptop replacement. Oct 26 13:57:39 thats a big step for a phone. Oct 26 13:58:11 what are you developing in torpor - basic ? Oct 26 13:58:41 coding with a touchscreen keyboard != my idea of fun Oct 26 13:58:56 ScaredyCat: python, c/c++ .. Oct 26 13:59:11 and remember: i have bt keyboard action happening. its a lovely little setup to be honest. Oct 26 13:59:22 which keyboard / Oct 26 13:59:23 ? Oct 26 14:00:18 lear Oct 26 14:00:22 apple bluetooth keyboard Oct 26 14:00:24 wireless .. Oct 26 14:00:26 beautiful thing Oct 26 14:02:30 openmoko: 03chris * r3287 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007.2/applications/openmoko-today2/ (ChangeLog src/today-task-manager.c): Oct 26 14:02:30 openmoko: * src/today-task-manager.c: (today_task_manager_raise_clicked_cb): Oct 26 14:02:30 openmoko: Remove debug comment that leaked in Oct 26 14:13:09 so not a foldy uppy one then torpor? Oct 26 14:16:48 no the apple one which is just as good for the job and quite solid too .. Oct 26 14:16:52 its very portable. Oct 26 14:17:09 no bt quirks with the neo then? Oct 26 14:18:42 SpeedEvil: ping Oct 26 14:20:23 ScaredyCat: nope it just plain works. Oct 26 14:24:39 Hi folks, I'd like to know if the Neo would be capable of FUSE support. I know you'd like to use a 2.6. kernel... I heavily use SSHFS and find it very handy (secure, fast and easy). Has this been discussed? Oct 26 14:25:33 I'd imagine you can, but I'm not sure the current build file has it enabled for the kernel. Oct 26 14:26:09 sebastian: if you rebuild the kernel with that feature you probably can Oct 26 14:26:16 yeah, you should be able to use it... Oct 26 14:26:25 sebastian: you'll have to check the recent .config for the 2.6 kernel build Oct 26 14:26:26 I see... that Oct 26 14:26:30 's nice to hear Oct 26 14:26:32 it might be there... Oct 26 14:26:34 * ScaredyCat uses sshfs too Oct 26 14:27:09 what about the performance? since it is encrypted, there will be some CPU load... Oct 26 14:27:44 yes, there would be, but that's the price you pay for security Oct 26 14:28:03 but, nfs? Oct 26 14:28:27 nfs through vpn over gprs! Oct 26 14:28:57 but faster "arms" should lead to better performance over time... :-) Oct 26 14:30:25 plus at least with sshfs you can be sure that noone is reading anyhting from that free wifi hotspot Oct 26 14:30:27 I really like mounting my server's music drive and streaming music (need's wifi, yes) and security would be necessary too (copyright...) Oct 26 14:31:15 ScaredyCat: right Oct 26 14:31:20 * ScaredyCat suggests slimserver + mp3123 Oct 26 14:31:25 errm Oct 26 14:31:26 * ScaredyCat suggests slimserver + mp123 Oct 26 14:33:04 but you don't need sshfs for that... just tunnel it... Oct 26 14:33:06 pls explain. Oct 26 14:34:09 slimserver will stream audio, uses a web interface. on the receiving side use mpg123 to receive the stream Oct 26 14:34:19 tunel both through ssh Oct 26 14:34:22 tunnel Oct 26 14:34:37 eg ssh -D 5555 myserver.com Oct 26 14:35:20 sounds good, I didn Oct 26 14:35:24 't think about that Oct 26 14:35:25 use keys and there's no logging in, it can all be part of the basic startup script Oct 26 14:35:46 and torpor could probably knock up a little python gui for it Oct 26 14:37:42 ah, good to hear... I guess other had the same thoughts before Oct 26 14:40:38 thanks and have a nice day! Oct 26 14:40:45 and you :D Oct 26 14:40:49 woo!! Oct 26 14:40:52 rofl Oct 26 14:47:32 Did anyone here check out QVGA mode yet? It doesn't quite work for me, unfortunately. Oct 26 14:47:59 grrr one thing i hate about macs is there love of making random noises :S Oct 26 14:48:19 xzcvczx: you can turn off some of those in System Preferences Oct 26 14:48:50 problem is i dunno what each one means Oct 26 14:50:27 xzcvczx: disable them all! Oct 26 14:51:22 lol Oct 26 14:52:00 notification-sounds from im-clients are from hell too Oct 26 14:52:40 stuff may only do sounds if one is not paying attension to them Oct 26 14:53:12 and then only if you want to speak to said person Oct 26 14:57:00 SpeedEvil: did you see http://lea.hamradio.si/~s53mv/navsats/theory.html on #osm ? Oct 26 15:00:08 no Oct 26 15:01:39 See the page linked off the Hammerhead/Protocol page on the wiki for more in depth info. Oct 26 15:02:30 Building a GPS reciever is not hard, and hasn't been for some time. Oct 26 15:03:01 Building a low-power, small, accurate one still is. (without using premade chips) Oct 26 15:08:15 sweet....... Oct 26 15:09:19 torporAWAY: Was it you who asked for a cross-compile toolchain without the OE overhead? Oct 26 15:11:41 you can just rip the cross compilers out... Oct 26 15:11:47 and the libs Oct 26 15:11:51 abraxa_: I think there have been many dozen at least making that implied comment. Oct 26 15:12:09 set CC... no? Oct 26 15:12:52 SpeedEvil: Was wondering if those people saw http://buildhost.openmoko.org/OM2007.2/tmp/deploy/sdk/ and evaluated it Oct 26 15:13:05 dunno Oct 26 15:13:08 So if it comes up again you might wanna point them there Oct 26 15:13:18 what is it? Oct 26 15:13:33 hi there:) Oct 26 15:15:57 SpeedEvil: I haven't looked at it myself but openmoko-P1-September-Snapshot-20070918-arm-toolchain.tar.bz2 sounds rather promising to me. Oct 26 15:25:45 anyone know what package gives you file? Oct 26 15:26:30 the file package? Oct 26 15:26:43 (just a guess - that's what it's called in debian/ubuntu) Oct 26 15:27:28 nah tried that already Oct 26 15:31:38 GTA02 release is on december 20th? Oct 26 15:31:53 Moniker42: topic!!! Oct 26 15:32:48 does it have wifi? is there a camera? what kind of gps will it have? where can GTA01 sales on the web? :) Oct 26 15:33:15 topic, topic, topic, topic Oct 26 15:33:24 wheres a knife Oct 26 15:33:32 * Moniker42 runs Oct 26 15:33:43 * SpeedEvil passes xzcvczx a novelty butter-knife. Oct 26 15:33:50 has anybody run festival speech synthesis? Oct 26 15:33:52 * StylusEater_Work dulls it on a rock Oct 26 15:34:40 gamin: a long time ago. (not on neo) Oct 26 15:34:47 xzcvczx, what i was actually coming in here to say was to comment on the release being five days before christmas Oct 26 15:34:54 won't there be a mad rush to get it before xmas? Oct 26 15:36:41 Moniker42: That "Christmas guess" is just that - a guess Oct 26 15:37:05 christmas guess? Oct 26 15:37:06 Personally I don't think it'll be available in 2007, though of course I would be happy to be proven wrong Oct 26 15:37:12 SpeedEvil: okay, just started to build flite. Am curious to see if it works Oct 26 15:37:18 what i mean is... wouldn't it have been sensible to release it ~2weeks earlier or later? :) Oct 26 15:37:34 Moniker42: That's not an official statement, mind you Oct 26 15:37:52 abraxa_, ah so the 20th december isn't a set-in-stone date? Oct 26 15:38:13 Not at all, yeah Oct 26 15:38:41 ah good Oct 26 15:38:47 Moniker42: that timeline was solely a guess, based on semi-official information, and estimates based on previous timelines Oct 26 15:39:05 i was just thinking "20th december? what a silly date..." i need to convince and wait for a friend of mine to buy his first Oct 26 15:39:06 AFAIK it's a guess someone made, and the devs decided it's as good as any and didn't deny it officialy ;) Oct 26 15:39:21 so has anyone here used the qtopia build on the neo yet? Oct 26 15:39:32 i want to make sure it's better than the iphone / isn't too heavy / what colour i want it in first :) Oct 26 15:39:54 Well, I know I don't want the orange one, so that doesn't leave many options ;) Oct 26 15:40:25 I had one in my hands and the impression is that it's a bit on the large side, but I don't think I would call it too large. Oct 26 15:40:33 anyone know if there's ever going to be a working OSS GPS driver for the GTA01? Failing that, Is there a way to purchase the "proprietary" gllin one from Global Locate? Oct 26 15:40:38 Moniker42: you're comparing apples to oranges when it comes to the iphone IMHO Oct 26 15:40:53 Moniker42: and IMHO it already is better just by virtue of the community and open framework Oct 26 15:41:39 rcostine: A) pay me and the team working on the OSS driver in some way (it's kind of stalled) B) hope for someone to send you. Do you have a GTA01? Oct 26 15:41:52 rcostine: its going through eula at the moment apparently Oct 26 15:42:05 yes. got it about a week ago. Oct 26 15:42:26 The OSS driver has pretty much stalled after the revelation that there will only be a few thousand of them, and it won't be the same chipset as in GTA02 Oct 26 15:43:34 SpeedEvil: how far through do you reckon the oss is? Oct 26 15:43:35 SpeedEvil: got ya Oct 26 15:44:47 xzcvczx: well - some way off. Oct 26 15:45:21 xzcvczx: we basically can (in principle, working code has not been released in a usable form) track satellite speeds. Oct 26 15:45:58 xzcvczx: roughly. We can't as of yet decode the navigation messages they are sending, or do timing of the incoming signal, that requires more analysis. Oct 26 15:45:58 oh that's neat - flite works right out of the box! Oct 26 15:46:34 xzcvczx: so we have a position to within 1000Km within 60 minutes or so. Oct 26 15:47:10 xzcvczx: to do more we need to work out how the navigation messages are recieved by the chip, and how the synchronisation is done. Oct 26 15:47:49 ah ok Oct 26 15:47:58 StylusEater_Work, haha.. apples and oranges ;) Oct 26 15:48:02 xzcvczx: once we have this, there are a number of rough code projects out there that could be attached to this to give a rough position. More accurate positioning is then simply tweaking it. Oct 26 15:49:12 But again, perhaps several hundred hours of work to get from the current status to that. At best. And for maybe 200 people who might run it, ... Oct 26 15:49:54 If it might have ended up as the driver on GTA02, then work would have continued with much more energy. Oct 26 15:51:05 oh yup Oct 26 15:51:20 hi out there, does anybody know if mixer settings are stored in the flash ? Oct 26 15:51:39 any chance of 3g on the neo? Oct 26 15:52:03 Moniker42: not on this one Oct 26 15:52:11 most likely not on next one either. Oct 26 15:52:12 matsimoto: no Oct 26 15:52:39 viq, oh well =( Oct 26 15:53:03 btw, i downloaded and built (in the "wrongly" style - cross-compiled on my FC6 machine) the Hammerhead satscan code, just to see if the GPS would find a working satellite. It would scan with questionmarks (?) in the _|_ , but no "*" showed up in any of the slots. Oct 26 15:53:14 I have removed the battery over night but my mixer settigs are the same as yesterday ! do you know how this work ? Oct 26 15:54:12 * xzcvczx holds his phone out the window Oct 26 15:55:05 rcostine: I don't know - I haven't used it Oct 26 15:55:12 whats utc time at the moment Oct 26 15:55:22 Fri Oct 26 16:55:20 BST 2007 Oct 26 15:55:25 -1h Oct 26 15:55:47 hmmmm i am getting the time Oct 26 15:57:06 matsimoto: ALSA saves them Oct 26 15:59:00 abbraxa_: as file in the filesystem ? Oct 26 16:00:01 yes Oct 26 16:00:03 why? Oct 26 16:00:53 SpeedEvil: sorry, i misspoke. i downloaded and built hhtest.c - that seemed to give a x00 the first time i fired it up, then the same hex stream afterwards. the satscan is in an ipkg - binary only. I was trying to see of the gps device would give back something, to make sure it was working. Oct 26 16:01:46 It probably needs the hardware initialised first, I'm unsure. Oct 26 16:02:18 I have read, that write operations to a flash will "wash out the" the flash. logs, tmp alsa etc will write very often to the flash. Is there a risk of "washing out" the internal flash ? Oct 26 16:02:24 no Oct 26 16:02:37 The flash has 100kwrites/cell Oct 26 16:02:42 It automatically wear levels. Oct 26 16:02:55 This should not be a problem in practice, even if you swap to the flash. Oct 26 16:03:39 ok, thanks. What doe you mean with "It automatically wear levels." ? Oct 26 16:04:15 matsimoto: shares writes over the cells to not kill some Oct 26 16:05:47 It means that you can write to the main flash 13107200000 times (with 512 byte blocks) before the capacity decreases below the nominal 64M Oct 26 16:06:43 fwiw... some triumphs: jalimo, cacao work on my phone. I ran Java code that i wrote and compiled with the SUN JDK on my i386 laptop and scp-ed it to the /media/card. it invoked the maverick free ssh client lib, and worked identically as it did on the host. A good sign. Oct 26 16:07:45 Expressed in another way - you can write 1.7 gigabytes to the 64M flash every day for 10 years Oct 26 16:08:12 So, this is handled by the filesystem driver or the hardware ? Oct 26 16:08:41 1.7Gb for 10 years ... should be enough. Oct 26 16:09:01 filesystem Oct 26 16:12:56 and i was finally able to manually make a GSM call (cu -l /dev/ttySAC0... AT sequences... blah blah) in the US with my AT&T SIM - one that the current carrier docs indicate should work. echo "1" to the gsm device still wedges the unit tho. Even with the 10/22 devel rootfs and kernel. Have to hard boot it to get it to go again. Oct 26 16:15:10 only the devel rootfs contained the cu command, so i had to reflash to get it. nothing in the current documentation indicates the difference between the devel and non-devel rootfs images. Oct 26 16:16:35 gsmd still fails with the dead modem message. Oct 26 16:21:50 any way to prevent puppet from dying if it cannot reach puppetmaster? Oct 26 16:22:32 no because puppet has no life without a master Oct 26 16:23:21 xzcvczx: argh to operate irssi over umts is a bit tricky. Oct 26 16:23:28 sorry wrong channel. Oct 26 16:24:06 xzcvczx: there always have to be two. ;) Oct 26 16:24:20 :P Oct 26 16:27:51 also, bridging the usb and eth interfaces together on the host works just fine, and after modding the interfaces file on the neo to use dhcp, it will dynamically get the address. Oct 26 16:29:41 one caveat, you have to keep trying to add the usb0 interface to the bridge on the host while the neo is powering up. if you wait too long the unit fails to get an address, too soon and usb is not there on the host yet. Oct 26 16:31:37 rcostine: care to log that somewhere? Oct 26 16:31:47 (the calling/gsmd part esp.) Oct 26 16:34:51 berkus: the call that i made only lasted for about a minute before it dropped, tho. I followed the directions under "manually using GSM" in the wiki. Oct 26 16:35:17 rcostine you could add the brctl add.. into the ifup handler on your distro Oct 26 16:35:18 rcostine: ok. i'm going to mingle with gsm directly through u-boot Oct 26 16:35:52 currently i'm not getting any RSTR back after the first reply :\ Oct 26 16:36:42 roh / Henryk: Did either one of you try out QVGA mode yet? Oct 26 16:36:54 abraxa_ nope Oct 26 16:37:07 Thanks roh Oct 26 16:37:16 abraxa_ i understood it could work now, but there is still no ocupling of lcm controller and framebuffer yet Oct 26 16:37:48 abraxa_ when that is solved it should be one fbset call and everything is fine. Oct 26 16:38:06 roh: I tried it with the instructions in Stefan's mail but my Neo only shows a garbled display Oct 26 16:38:11 Hence my question :) Oct 26 16:38:31 abraxa_ ;) Oct 26 16:40:48 berkus: before it dropped, there was a load of noise in the headphones, then a NO CARRIER. It's a little inconvienient for me to test the calling stuff, since I have to pry the SIM out of my ancient working nokia, and put it into the neo. Meanwhile, if a call comes in, i'll miss it. Oct 26 16:46:03 * xzcvczx leaves not for self.... next time go outside to test something on phone take stylus Oct 26 16:48:06 rcostine: same here. i take my sim out of my regular phone. convenient tho - nobody can call in :) Oct 26 16:48:58 xzcvczx: or grow fingernails Oct 26 16:49:36 lol or get my fingers modified like that idiot for the iphone Oct 26 16:54:50 What software will be used to allow the device to vibrate on incoming calls ? Oct 26 16:56:23 ? Oct 26 16:56:30 it already vibrates Oct 26 16:57:18 how ? Oct 26 16:57:47 a little vibrator motor inside. Oct 26 16:58:15 What driver handles this vibrator ? Oct 26 16:58:37 CVirus: Kernel driver via sysfs Oct 26 16:58:40 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo1973_Hardware#Vibrator Oct 26 17:00:17 OSS competition for http://www.vibelet.com/ ? :-) Oct 26 17:06:31 cjb_ie: It could actually be a nice toy if you had various intensity levels instead of just on/off ;) Oct 26 17:11:06 wow that was pretty accurate for the middle of the cbd with tall buildings Oct 26 17:11:09 open source teledildonics? Oct 26 17:11:55 abraxa_: bonus point: the neo1973 has no sharp edges == easier insertion Oct 26 17:12:32 o.O Oct 26 17:12:35 (into its pouch of course! pervert) Oct 26 17:12:38 * abraxa_ gives a thumb up Oct 26 17:12:40 my gf was too tight for it Oct 26 17:12:55 lol Oct 26 17:12:55 money wise :P Oct 26 17:13:01 lol Oct 26 17:13:06 * mjr is too tight for it, asswise :I Oct 26 17:13:30 but I hear you can train that Oct 26 17:14:09 Ahh, I'd rather not ;) Oct 26 17:14:43 * mjr imagines a neo training set of different-sized versions of the case Oct 26 17:15:07 trust one person to take it too far Oct 26 17:15:10 :S Oct 26 17:15:35 what, who, where? Oct 26 17:15:48 * russellb links to goatse to officially take it over the line Oct 26 17:17:01 rcostine - are you still online? Oct 26 17:22:56 openmoko: 03andrew * r3288 10/trunk/src/host/qemu-neo1973/phonesim/ (74 files in 4 dirs): Import a phonesim version modified to be buildable out-of-qtopia-tree. Oct 26 17:23:04 abraxa_: how about pulse width modulation? Oct 26 17:23:49 cjb_ie: No idea how granular that would be - maybe the SoC has a PWM we can use... no idea :) Oct 26 17:29:25 How many OpenMoko core devs are funded by the FIC ? Oct 26 17:30:12 My personal guess would be ~10 people for the software Oct 26 17:39:14 could anyone do: cat /sys/bus/i2c/devices/0-0008/battvolt for me on their ficphone phone? I need the output Oct 26 17:39:27 It varies from 2800 to 4200 Oct 26 17:39:34 nnnn\n Oct 26 17:47:08 thx Oct 26 17:57:40 !users Oct 26 17:57:48 lusers ? Oct 26 17:57:54 :-p Oct 26 17:58:14 aint work ;) Oct 26 17:58:19 hi there Oct 26 17:58:31 hello there stranger Oct 26 18:21:45 Does openmoko-today now crash quite frequently for anyone else, too? Oct 26 18:25:30 openmoko: 03abraxa * r3289 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007.2/artwork/themes/openmoko-standard-2/gtk-2.0/mokomediaplayer/background.png: Add background image that I forgot Oct 26 18:42:04 hi Oct 26 18:42:33 what's the difference between the sacredy images and the others? :-) Oct 26 18:43:08 dread: See bottom note at http://buildhost.automated.it/OM2007.2/ Oct 26 18:44:12 ah, allright :) Oct 26 18:44:14 thanks Oct 26 18:47:16 mm remote reinstall is slightly scary Oct 26 18:47:38 reconfiguring the server to run out of ram so that the disks can be repartitioned... Oct 26 19:00:03 stefan_schmidt: You there? Oct 26 19:20:31 openmoko: 03andrew * r3290 10/trunk/src/host/qemu-neo1973/ (6 files in 4 dirs): Oct 26 19:20:31 openmoko: Sanitise AT+COPS output, implement AT+CSCB. Oct 26 19:20:31 openmoko: Hook up phonesim to qemu's configure & Makefile, add a usage note. Oct 26 19:35:01 hi all Oct 26 19:42:21 hi Oct 26 19:48:48 hi Ghiottone Oct 26 19:48:55 <-- still working on settingsUI hacks. Oct 26 19:49:12 hi torpor Oct 26 19:52:32 hey torpor Oct 26 19:52:41 howdy Oct 26 19:53:18 bbl, movie time. Oct 26 19:59:32 IPoD http://xkcd.com/190/ Oct 26 20:06:31 hmm, even if i was open to the idea of removing the clock in the tray in favor of a clock on the today application ... but then it would be kind of useful to actually include a clock in the today app Oct 26 20:13:42 Henryk: Personally I'd say to remove the application title and add the clock again as well as increasing icon distance Oct 26 20:14:03 abraxa_: application title is fine, imho Oct 26 20:14:36 Henryk: As you can only have one app in the foreground at a time and can recognize the app by its looks I don't see how the title would really be needed Oct 26 20:47:39 is there any work going on for java on the Neo? Oct 26 20:53:56 OT, anybody have experience of modding lasers? Oct 26 20:54:58 Ghiottone: look at jalimo Oct 26 20:57:03 mmm java-like environment? what does it mean? Oct 26 20:57:19 uncertified Oct 26 20:57:45 Ghiottone: they have packages (and even a ready to use feed for OpenMoko) for gnu classpath, cacao, etc. open source java, not the sun implementation Oct 26 21:01:22 Stephmw: Define "modding" Oct 26 21:11:05 Henryk, nice! Oct 26 21:12:57 moin! Oct 26 21:13:28 * hhf423 does the image flashing dance Oct 26 21:16:05 hola hhf423 Oct 26 21:16:22 Hi Ghiottone Oct 26 21:16:26 hows tricks? Oct 26 21:19:07 tomorrow is linux day in italy! Oct 26 21:19:19 oh, really? Oct 26 21:19:41 yeah Oct 26 21:19:42 what does everybody do? fight with the neighbour over vi vs emacs? Oct 26 21:19:46 abraxa_: well, I've read a few forums with people pushing theirs and stuff, but I'm not too interested in that Oct 26 21:20:07 abraxa_: I'd like to combine a green and red beam into a single pointer Oct 26 21:20:13 hhf423, Italian linux society decides the day Oct 26 21:20:20 abraxa_: so I was thinking prisms or fiberoptics Oct 26 21:20:28 hhf423, and then the Lugs in cities organize something Oct 26 21:20:54 like seminaries, hack meeting or just meeting to show linux pcs Oct 26 21:20:54 so, for example vi vs emacs mud catching? :-) Oct 26 21:21:08 eheheh Oct 26 21:21:09 Stephmw: I've only read articles about that myself, don't have hand-on experience with mixing... I imagine it to be a littly tricky to adjust Oct 26 21:21:10 that can be fun Oct 26 21:21:15 yeah it is Oct 26 21:21:23 you meet lot of people Oct 26 21:21:47 and sometimes you can listen to pretty interesting talks Oct 26 21:21:51 and you can have a row with the people who use the wrong distribution Oct 26 21:21:54 tomorrow I'm going to the one in florence Oct 26 21:22:01 I hope to listen to a GPL3 talk Oct 26 21:22:19 and maybe I'll show the Neo just to be popular for a bit :) Oct 26 21:22:26 abraxa_: aye - tbh, the beams don't need perfect divergence stats, I wouldn't be using this past 30m Oct 26 21:22:35 hhf423, yeah, religious wars just happen Oct 26 21:22:47 abraxa_: maybe modding this in a bigger tube, http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/lights/657a/ Oct 26 21:23:01 Ghiottone: yes, always say: Linux on a PC how, boring. Use Linux on your phone! Oct 26 21:23:14 yeah Oct 26 21:23:23 I don't do it yet. Oct 26 21:23:33 abraxa_: .. eep, ok, maybe a cheaper set of laser modules, but you get the idea Oct 26 21:23:36 because first reaction is of surprise Oct 26 21:23:44 abraxa_: maybe using some cheap ones from dealextreme Oct 26 21:23:49 hmm, in the latest image the top menu bar is still not stable Oct 26 21:23:52 then they ask if it can make calls, and I answer no Oct 26 21:23:59 hahahaha Oct 26 21:24:06 then they ask about gps and I say it has but don't work yet Oct 26 21:24:10 and such... Oct 26 21:24:15 right Oct 26 21:24:19 so I usually keep it in my pocket :( Oct 26 21:24:24 but calls work with qtopia :-) Oct 26 21:24:47 did not try it yet Oct 26 21:24:56 I'm busy on the bb side Oct 26 21:25:14 bb? Oct 26 21:25:19 bitbaker Oct 26 21:26:46 Ghiottone: it's interesting that they ask if a phone can make calls. Oct 26 21:27:54 hhf423, yeah. I mainly work on recipes Oct 26 21:28:29 cjb_ie, yes. it always comes out as a subject. maybe because it is the first linux phone they see Oct 26 21:29:50 calls also do work with openmoko, at least for me most of the times Oct 26 21:31:15 really? maybe it's time to try it again. what are the tricks to use? or does it work for you out of the flash box? Oct 26 21:31:55 I'm thinking of writing an IAX softphone for OpenMoko Oct 26 21:31:58 Ghiottone: for the 2007-10-18 build i needed to restart X once after each boot, then it would work. even survived suspend/resume (i think) Oct 26 21:32:11 hahahaha, coool! the mediapolayer works out of the box now Oct 26 21:32:17 good! Oct 26 21:32:18 yes it does Oct 26 21:33:08 any ideas any body ? Oct 26 21:33:19 IAX softphone? Oct 26 21:33:22 yes Oct 26 21:33:34 CVirus: sounds like fun. Oct 26 21:33:40 CVirus: what do you mean any ideas? Oct 26 21:33:45 is that VoIP or what? Oct 26 21:33:53 hhf423: yes Oct 26 21:34:26 SpeedEvil: guide me ... maybe ? Oct 26 21:34:35 SpeedEvil: I almost never wrote anything useful Oct 26 21:34:41 SpeedEvil: I know python .. that's all Oct 26 21:35:14 CVirus: You might be interested in http://sourceforge.net/projects/miax Oct 26 21:36:47 abraxa_: thanks Oct 26 21:38:24 CVirus: http://sourceforge.net/projects/iaxclient might also be of interest as it offers a library as well Oct 26 21:38:34 abraxa_: thanks again Oct 26 21:38:46 yw ;3 Oct 26 21:39:00 there are no python iax modules though :-( Oct 26 21:39:38 Time to write bindings? Oct 26 21:40:27 why not use Telepathy to do SIP or Jingle? Oct 26 21:40:42 Cause SIP is hell :( Oct 26 21:40:52 Whever invented is was on LSD Oct 26 21:40:55 it* Oct 26 21:41:50 abraxa_: I dunno C Oct 26 21:42:35 CVirus: Sup3rkiddo was looking for something to contribute a while ago, maybe he'd be interested Oct 26 21:43:16 abraxa_: Tghis is slightly OT, but I have to write Python bindings for a c++ library I wrote, do you know if there is a tutorial or example page somewhere for that? Oct 26 21:43:37 Tsingi: Unfortunately not - I'd have to google myself : Oct 26 21:43:38 :); Oct 26 21:43:54 abraxa_: maybe so, it was a student project, but it's not that bad. if you have a server which isn't behind NAT, it usually works Oct 26 21:44:02 ok, thanks anyway, jost a random question. :) Oct 26 21:45:07 Robot101: And that is exactly my point. How braindead must one to be to design a protocol with major NAT problems when it was obvious that NAT would play a major role in the usage scenarios... Oct 26 21:45:31 so how do you connect to an IAX server that's behind NAT? Oct 26 21:46:17 Simple port forwarding for a single port Oct 26 21:46:19 abraxa_: how braindead would you have had to be at the time SIP was designed to believe that NAT would so cripple the internet by now? Oct 26 21:47:54 NAT must die. Oct 26 21:48:13 eh whatever, Jingle does ICE and soon SIP will too Oct 26 21:48:17 both supported by Telepathy Oct 26 21:48:20 And SIP is actually kind of neat, compared to H.323 Oct 26 21:48:31 NAT's current use is a horrible abomination. Oct 26 21:48:32 Tene: Nice comback and yes, NAT is a plague. But still, it should have been taken into account in my opinon Oct 26 21:48:47 abraxa_: hindsight is nice, isn't it? Oct 26 21:48:54 people shall start using IAX Oct 26 21:49:08 write a telepathy IAX backend then :) Oct 26 21:49:17 buildhost back up? Oct 26 21:49:19 * Tene personally uses IAX. Oct 26 21:49:19 then people can use whatever protocol they feel lke Oct 26 21:49:26 Tene: Protocol extensibility and flexibility, too Oct 26 21:49:42 just don't think about nat. 2 years of stun hacks and then ipv4 is over.. Oct 26 21:50:05 roh: people were saying that at least four years ago... Oct 26 21:50:19 daMaestro: Yes it is Oct 26 21:50:31 thanks. Oct 26 21:50:58 Tene well.. ive seen plans from ripe suggesting that they are really out of fresh v4 ranges by then and also the routing equipment for carriers is now getting up to speed to do v6... finally Oct 26 21:51:34 roh: interesting about ripe... Oct 26 21:51:35 roh: and inbound bandwidth is suddenly free for all mobiles? Oct 26 21:54:21 i guess ipv4 has gotten rather... ripe Oct 26 21:54:31 pardon the lame joke :) Oct 26 21:54:33 hey roh Oct 26 21:55:15 lol cb22 Oct 26 21:55:16 ay Oct 26 21:55:20 where is the latest qtopia? Oct 26 21:55:40 I've had had native IPv6 at home for about 1.5 years (ok, it's a niche ISP) Oct 26 21:56:00 what is the best set of packages to impress other people? Oct 26 21:56:03 a lot of UK ISPs office ipv6 Oct 26 21:56:08 offer Oct 26 21:56:17 so i think even major ISP are finally getting IPv6. Hey, Apple even shipped 6to4 default active in its Wifi access points Oct 26 21:56:40 Ghiottone: minimally scummvm Oct 26 21:56:59 Henryk well.. when we got v6 over tunnels and friendly isps we were 5 yeas infront of the market .. again :) Oct 26 21:57:39 my home isp is just getting to it Oct 26 22:00:41 Henryk, building started. what else? Oct 26 22:01:12 wow.. i was actually able to make a phone call on a fresh boot Oct 26 22:01:30 what's the needed tricks to get the handset working? (mixer, etc) Oct 26 22:01:58 alsactl restore -f /etc/some-file-containing-mixer-state IIRC Oct 26 22:02:25 gsmhandset.state Oct 26 22:02:36 Huh, looks like my ISP is looking to start deploying IPv6 in Q1 2008. Oct 26 22:02:40 so who is gonna give me his mobile number to test my voipjet account :-D ? Oct 26 22:03:41 all you guys are dead now ? Oct 26 22:03:43 LOL Oct 26 22:05:13 root@fic-gta01:~$ alsactl restore -f /etc/gsmhandset.state Oct 26 22:05:13 alsactl: load_state:1329: No soundcards found... Oct 26 22:05:14 hmm Oct 26 22:05:33 alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such device Oct 26 22:06:21 http://nopaste.com/p/aGxuNf0N3 Oct 26 22:06:43 probably a kernel / modules version mismatch Oct 26 22:06:48 yeah Oct 26 22:07:04 recompile alsa against your new kernel maybe ? Oct 26 22:07:16 so, the issue i've got is the base image i flashed with had issues? Oct 26 22:07:35 did you flash both the rootfs image and the kernel image? Oct 26 22:07:47 yes, i erased and then flashed both Oct 26 22:08:32 that's strange Oct 26 22:08:42 http://buildhost.openmoko.org/OM2007.2/tmp/deploy/glibc/images/neo1973/ is what i should try flashing with? Oct 26 22:09:11 mm yeah I guess so Oct 26 22:09:30 so no one is giving me his mobile number to test my voipjet account ? Oct 26 22:09:42 * daMaestro erases nand Oct 26 22:10:40 I gess I'll go get some sleep then Oct 26 22:10:43 bbl Oct 26 22:10:59 bye Oct 26 22:11:08 http://buildhost.openmoko.org/OM2007.2/tmp/deploy/glibc/images/neo1973/openmoko-image-fic-gta01.jffs2 and http://buildhost.openmoko.org/OM2007.2/tmp/deploy/glibc/images/neo1973/uImage-neo1973-latest.bin looks to be the new location /me looks on wiki if this is the case Oct 26 22:12:05 Yeah, daMaestro Oct 26 22:12:12 fic-gta01 got replaced by neo1973 Oct 26 22:23:31 this is strange... I just flashed last qtopia rootfs and booted and Neo was starting openmoko again... Oct 26 22:24:02 Maybe DFU flashed a different device? Oct 26 22:24:48 Neo was saying dfu download to partition rootfs Oct 26 22:24:53 so I gues the device was right Oct 26 22:24:56 Ah, yeah Oct 26 22:25:04 Odd indeed Oct 26 22:25:20 oh wait Oct 26 22:25:24 looking better Oct 26 22:25:43 I can see that dfu-util is now telling me that it is flashing to devnum=14 Oct 26 22:25:51 while before it said devnum=7 Oct 26 22:26:24 strange Oct 26 22:26:31 is that relevant? Oct 26 22:27:04 No idea, sorry :) Oct 26 22:27:39 no effect again Oct 26 22:27:57 I'm using dfu-util from the dfu-util-native package. is that the right way? Oct 26 22:28:35 Yup Oct 26 22:28:37 I use that, too Oct 26 22:28:44 What's your cmdline? Oct 26 22:28:57 oh no it has just worked now. strange Oct 26 22:29:01 there is qtopia running Oct 26 22:29:05 heh :) Oct 26 22:29:07 Ghiottone: that's ok. whenever you're attaching an USB device it gets assigned a devicenum. Usually that's the last devicenum +1 Oct 26 22:29:07 Weird. Oct 26 22:30:31 maybe I just got confused by the splash screen Oct 26 22:30:45 which is the same as august openmoko Oct 26 23:01:42 hm..is it normal that Xfbdev takes 60% cpu load on my NEO ? Oct 26 23:03:24 Ghiottone: openmoko is also the distro Oct 26 23:03:52 dread: doing hwat? Oct 26 23:07:25 ljp, yeah I know. but thought qtopia was another distro Oct 26 23:08:15 damn I can't enter a numeric ip address in qtopia's internet preferences Oct 26 23:09:43 "NOTE: Upload support is currently broken" http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Dfu-util#Flashing_the_rootfs and I'm getting -> Starting download: [dfu_download error -110 \n Error during download Oct 26 23:09:49 For some reason I feel quite stupid right now. No matter what I do, QVGA mode just does not want to work. Oct 26 23:15:21 SpeedEvil: just clicking around and figuring out if i've got a real adjustment problem with my screen Oct 26 23:16:04 dread: It's normal if a lot of redrawing (=framebuffer updating) is going on Oct 26 23:16:56 ah, okay...I've rebooted the phone in between, so it's back to normal now Oct 26 23:28:52 Can anyone say where I've broken the landuse:urban defintion? Oct 26 23:28:56 http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Proposed_features#Proposed_Features_-_Landuse Oct 26 23:30:42 oops Oct 26 23:30:50 as you may have guessed, that was a mischan. Oct 26 23:33:46 Can I have a dual config qtopia/moko? Oct 26 23:34:02 without booting from sd that does not work with my uboot? Oct 26 23:35:46 Ghiottone: you can boot a kernel from NAND and a rootfs from SD. Oct 26 23:52:49 * Henryk detex: SpeedEvil is a secret openstreetmap editor Oct 26 23:55:03 Not very secret. Oct 27 00:02:49 mickey|away: is your nick-status wrong? :) Oct 27 00:27:07 mmontour, yeah it should. but unfortunately it does not seem to work :( I probably need more time on it Oct 27 00:27:50 nite all Oct 27 00:44:01 hey Oct 27 00:55:29 heya Oct 27 01:13:10 openmoko: 03andrew * r3291 10/trunk/src/host/qemu-neo1973/pty.c: Add a simple tool for forwarding the modem port between Neo & a PC. Oct 27 02:49:11 hii **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Oct 27 02:59:56 2007