**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Feb 11 02:59:57 2010 Feb 11 03:00:36 yes in italian you can omit it sometimes but we have a lot of pronouns Feb 11 03:00:54 many languages have forms of the verb to convey the same information Feb 11 03:01:06 sono? Feb 11 03:01:11 [core] Feb 11 03:01:12 repositoryformatversion = 0 Feb 11 03:01:12 filemode = true Feb 11 03:01:12 bare = false Feb 11 03:01:12 logallrefupdates = true Feb 11 03:01:12 [remote "origin"] Feb 11 03:01:13 fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/* Feb 11 03:01:13 url = git://git.webos-internals.org/applications/preware.git Feb 11 03:01:13 what is that Feb 11 03:01:14 [branch "master"] Feb 11 03:01:14 remote = origin Feb 11 03:01:15 merge = refs/heads/master Feb 11 03:01:15 ops Feb 11 03:01:19 my config Feb 11 03:01:21 :D Feb 11 03:01:23 in .git Feb 11 03:01:49 lol Feb 11 03:01:51 but seems therearent any information about ... my account Feb 11 03:02:16 Darkmagister: like i mentioned, i believe the global setting puts it.. uh.. somewhere else Feb 11 03:02:41 in the home .. dir ... there isnt nothing Feb 11 03:02:48 Darkmagister: aah, ~.gitconfig Feb 11 03:02:55 Darkmagister: cat ~.gitconfig Feb 11 03:03:06 do you need global? Feb 11 03:03:07 yes Feb 11 03:03:08 ues Feb 11 03:03:12 .gitconfig Feb 11 03:03:15 yes Feb 11 03:03:16 --global Feb 11 03:03:16 Chromium OS is gonna use Portage Feb 11 03:03:20 zsoc: tmzt^^ Feb 11 03:03:22 [user] Feb 11 03:03:23 name = Darkmagister Feb 11 03:03:23 email = mail@gmail.com Feb 11 03:03:25 zsoc: ^^ Feb 11 03:03:28 :D Feb 11 03:03:38 Darkmagister: er... you might want to set an email address we can use to contact you Feb 11 03:03:52 yes i dont paste here Feb 11 03:03:52 yeah u must Feb 11 03:04:03 :D Feb 11 03:04:06 PuffTheMagic_: Chromium? Feb 11 03:04:19 zsoc: is googles cloud os Feb 11 03:04:29 PuffTheMagic_: ah, interesting Feb 11 03:04:36 i dont want may mail become too public :D Feb 11 03:04:40 if you have to pay $15 to get mytether how can it be installed via preware? Feb 11 03:04:41 for now Feb 11 03:05:05 PreGame: it can't, it can _theoretically_ be installed in preware, as in it's packaged properly Feb 11 03:05:14 ahh Feb 11 03:05:21 the site is very misleading Feb 11 03:05:26 Darkmagister: then please make a new developer account? what if you disappear and there is an update and we need you to fix something in italian? :p Feb 11 03:05:27 i started getting happy it was listed in preware Feb 11 03:05:31 chromium os is a browser and a linux distro Feb 11 03:05:40 with some storage on remote services Feb 11 03:06:25 zsoc: i'm not understand Feb 11 03:06:26 :D Feb 11 03:06:30 PuffTheMagic_: portage? Feb 11 03:06:35 it's not gentoo Feb 11 03:06:49 yeah is using portage Feb 11 03:06:51 .... Feb 11 03:06:52 and its not gentoo Feb 11 03:07:38 create developer profile where ? .. i hope not disappear too soon :D Feb 11 03:09:52 zsoc: you speak about the developer.palm.com? Feb 11 03:11:09 lol Feb 11 03:11:15 zsoc: http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-814932.html Feb 11 03:11:32 their "sdk" uses ubuntu too Feb 11 03:11:39 portage on ubuntu Feb 11 03:11:45 which means we could switch to it too :D Feb 11 03:15:17 zsoc: is death ? Feb 11 03:25:24 anyone in here know anything about configuring qmake from Qt embedded to the PDK? Feb 11 03:29:20 agg_spenc: if you know how to build it manually u can get the pdk to do it Feb 11 03:30:15 PuffTheMagic: I am not sure how to do that Feb 11 03:34:21 PuffTheMagic: are you saying i cang change the pdk script to to the configure for qt.... when i try to do configure (qt command to configure qmake) i get "mmap: No such device or address" 28 times in a row Feb 11 03:35:30 that's wird Feb 11 03:35:33 weird Feb 11 03:36:26 PuffTheMagic_: there's a chromium sdk now? Feb 11 03:36:42 s/sdk/build env/ Feb 11 03:36:49 hmm, but portage is just a python build system isn' it? Feb 11 03:36:58 does it use the portage tree? Feb 11 03:37:04 its an overlay Feb 11 03:37:08 so its like Feb 11 03:37:13 boot ubuntu Feb 11 03:37:32 download the "chromium-stage file" Feb 11 03:37:37 chroot into it Feb 11 03:37:39 use portage Feb 11 03:37:42 hmm Feb 11 03:37:42 just like gentoo Feb 11 03:47:22 PuffThe Magic: here is what I am getting when i try to configure qmake: http://webos.pastebin.com/d6b2bfdd9 Feb 11 04:01:53 PuffTheMagic_: did you see my pastebin post? Feb 11 04:15:54 agg_spenc: can you build other things fine? qt/e had build issues for me, but they all we actual build errors, not some weird mmap thing. that really sounds like your env might be the issue, not anything with qt Feb 11 04:17:19 dtzWill: I have not been able to create a make file using qmake yet Feb 11 04:17:56 agg_spenc: I used a similar configure a while back and qmake built just fine? :/ Feb 11 04:18:42 dtzWill: let me see what errors I get when i try qmake Feb 11 04:18:47 agg_spenc: agg_spenc but i meant can you built other software (other than qt, using normal configure+make) Feb 11 04:19:09 agg_spenc: i didn't invoke qmake directly ever; i meant that it built the qmake and the qt/e build system just did the right thing, other than some linking things Feb 11 04:20:33 dtzWil: how did you build qmake? I have the qt/e extrated but i havent been able to utilize it in the sb2 pdk Feb 11 04:21:07 agg_spenc: I understand that. qt/e is a huge package, and it's use of qmake that it builds, etc, makes it a bit tricky. Feb 11 04:21:22 agg_spenc: so ignoring qt/e for a second, have you built anything else in your sb2 pdk environment? Feb 11 04:22:04 dtzWill: I have been able to build the scummvm example from the webos-internals site Feb 11 04:26:28 dtzWill: is configure a command to create a makefile in linux?? I am fairly new to linux mainly because of the pre and I am trying to get started with it Feb 11 04:43:27 agg_spenc: it's not a command Feb 11 04:43:33 don't think of it that way Feb 11 04:43:45 it's a script buildt by gnu autoconf Feb 11 04:44:41 tmzt: so I should be able to use call upon it from any directory? Feb 11 04:49:08 hey i disappeared lol Feb 11 04:49:17 random coma ftw Feb 11 04:52:26 evening all Feb 11 04:52:29 * zsoc|away pokes zsoc|wirc Feb 11 04:54:43 any grub experts? Feb 11 04:55:16 grub as in 5 course meal? why yes :) Feb 11 04:56:30 egaudet-wirc: i am a mediocre grub user Feb 11 04:58:15 loading stage 1.5 . . . error 15 Feb 11 04:58:53 egaudet-wirc: you booting off an external usb drive? Feb 11 04:59:15 generally error 15 is a mispointer Feb 11 05:00:49 and is it grub or grub2? Feb 11 05:01:25 grub Feb 11 05:01:33 no external drive Feb 11 05:01:41 hmm... Feb 11 05:01:44 sudo fdisk -l | grep -i linux ? Feb 11 05:01:52 did some repartioning and created boot partition Feb 11 05:02:14 oh, well you didn't tell grub to find your boot partition? you need to edit your /boot/grub/menu.lst Feb 11 05:02:35 copied files from root's /boot to new boot partiton and sym linked boot to . ran grub shell setup Feb 11 05:03:16 well for some reason those actions didn't fool grub into booting off the correct partition. check your menu.lst to see what it's trying to access, and make sure it matches the correct partition Feb 11 05:03:41 ie: if it's /dev/hda5, make sure it's trying to boot off (hd0,4) Feb 11 05:03:42 all the menu items use uuid Feb 11 05:04:38 define uuid in this instance? Feb 11 05:04:49 what partition is your new boot partition? Feb 11 05:05:28 OH Feb 11 05:05:29 uuids Feb 11 05:05:30 hmm Feb 11 05:05:38 what part needs ti be boot partition? Feb 11 05:05:53 the uuid or root equal UUID equal Feb 11 05:06:52 but still shouldn't grub show me menu items before checking for files Feb 11 05:07:38 uh... hmm... not always no Feb 11 05:07:41 sudo blkid Feb 11 05:07:46 should give you uuids Feb 11 05:08:23 yea I see what I'm missing Feb 11 05:08:56 I didn't put the uuid for the boot partition but keep the root uuid for the kernel Feb 11 05:09:03 me try now Feb 11 05:09:07 that would do it i believe :) Feb 11 05:11:34 there's probably also some fstab magic you could use to fix it, but i'm not even going to go there Feb 11 05:11:42 fail. I guess I have to reinstall grub to mbr Feb 11 05:12:46 thankfully I have wirc so I can disturb the whe Feb 11 05:13:55 do I need to install grub in boot partition? Feb 11 05:14:05 * zsoc|away ponders Feb 11 05:14:05 yes Feb 11 05:14:37 what distro? Feb 11 05:14:52 does it matter? Feb 11 05:15:04 boot partition is seperate Feb 11 05:15:47 yo Feb 11 05:16:29 you can move what you have now. mkdir /mnt/boot; mkdir /mnt/root; mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/boot; mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/root; cp -r /mnt/root/boot/* /mnt/boot/ Feb 11 05:16:39 my interwebs is sucking Feb 11 05:16:43 argh Feb 11 05:17:23 obviously replacing sda1/2 with proper partition pointers Feb 11 05:17:59 umount /dev/sda2; mount /dev/sda2 /boot <-- then remounting to /boot Feb 11 05:18:29 then (unfortunately) you do need to edit your fstab Feb 11 05:19:08 I'm booting live cd Feb 11 05:19:24 cuzi can't get grub to work Feb 11 05:19:31 egaudet-wirc: which live CD? Feb 11 05:19:47 egaudet-wirc: that's fine, you can use those same commands on a live cd Feb 11 05:19:50 what is wrong with your grub? Feb 11 05:19:55 live cd doesn't change much Feb 11 05:20:38 egaudet-wirc: if you're with me so far, you can then just add "/dev/sda2 /boot ext2 defaults 0 0" to your fstab (again, this would be easier with the output of fdisk -l | grep -i linux so i can give you proper commands) Feb 11 05:20:43 kubuntu and I broke something trying to switch from my distrols root/boot to a separate boot partition Feb 11 05:21:17 not following the fstab part Feb 11 05:21:31 I've already done the other cp stuff before Feb 11 05:21:38 egaudet-wirc: you don't need to use uuids in fstab, it's optional Feb 11 05:22:03 fstab is for kernel coming up right it wouldn't effect grub? Feb 11 05:22:17 no, it doesn't effect grub2 Feb 11 05:22:55 I should use grub2 then Feb 11 05:23:20 it most certainly effects grub, kernel and initrd paths become relative to /boot Feb 11 05:23:36 egaudet-wirc: no, because then i can't help you. grub2 is a set of worms that i don't comprehend :P get this working first, then find a tut lol Feb 11 05:25:04 egaudet-wirc: in other words, right now, your kernel is looking for /boot on your partition, but instead, it's going to simply look for / on your boot partition Feb 11 05:25:07 see? Feb 11 05:25:59 so instead of /boot/initrd.img-2.6.26-something-generic, your menu.lst should read /initrd.img-2.6.26-something-generic Feb 11 05:26:02 or whatever your kernel is Feb 11 05:27:09 also, your groot needs to change to your boot partition, and your 'root' for that boot line needs to match your groot Feb 11 05:27:11 I sym linked boot to . Feb 11 05:27:17 it's really not complicated, especially if i understand it Feb 11 05:27:17 in boot part Feb 11 05:27:27 I'm not so sure symlinking boot to . is possible, or workable. Feb 11 05:27:39 where do you set a groot Feb 11 05:27:43 in menu.lst Feb 11 05:28:04 in /boot/grub/menu.lst it says something like # groot=(hd0,0) Feb 11 05:28:08 change that to your boot partition Feb 11 05:28:41 then change the root in the boot entry for your distro to match that, and remove the /boot/'s from your kernel and initrd's right below them Feb 11 05:30:33 then all you need to do is reinstall grub.... 'grub' (or sudo grub).. and the commands are.. er... 'root (hd0,1)' or similar (to groot) and 'setup (hd0)' (only your harddrive, not your partition) (since it installs to mbr) Feb 11 05:30:40 which i believe is what you were talking about earlier Feb 11 05:33:10 wait so # is not comment? Feb 11 05:33:17 no ## is a comment Feb 11 05:33:22 # is not a comment Feb 11 05:33:33 son of a stupid jerk! Feb 11 05:33:41 who does that!!! Feb 11 05:33:56 ... grub.. for years Feb 11 05:34:22 i agree it's ridiculous, it made makefiles confusing to me for months after that :p Feb 11 05:36:32 i think the idea is "#" is a default configuration (ie: things you shoudln't touch), but why they adopted ## for comments is beyond me Feb 11 05:36:58 that is one of the reasons behind grub2 i think. now there is one file you NEVER, EVER, EVER edit, and other configuration files it calls Feb 11 05:39:05 I'm gonna break something Feb 11 05:39:20 egaudet-wirc: or fix something. let me know, i need to go to sleep eventually :p Feb 11 05:39:32 if you do what i told you it will work Feb 11 05:39:35 or break more, one or the other Feb 11 05:40:03 otherwise, install pastebinit and give me your menu.list to look at :p Feb 11 05:40:07 I still don't get fstab. I have 2 diff distros rootfs Feb 11 05:40:23 that shouldn't effect error 15 Feb 11 05:40:52 but go to bed I'll figure my user error soon enough Feb 11 05:41:34 egaudet-wirc: er... _if_ you cd /boot; ln -s . then you probably don't need to edit fstab, but i _know_ that way works Feb 11 05:42:31 does boot part have to be ext2 Feb 11 05:42:58 i dont know, i've never used journaling on a boot partition, i don't see why it would matter tho Feb 11 05:43:21 * zsoc|away points to zsoc|wirc Feb 11 05:44:00 ahem Feb 11 05:44:01 let me get on quassel from livecd Feb 11 05:44:09 lulz Feb 11 05:46:30 ping me here with question Feb 11 05:48:57 http://webos.pastebin.com/m231daeec Feb 11 05:53:16 egaudet_: is this for debian or gentoo? Feb 11 05:53:32 ? Feb 11 05:53:38 I want this for everything Feb 11 05:54:13 right now I have ubuntu on sda5 Feb 11 05:54:44 right. fine. you need to.. er... Feb 11 05:55:08 what does SEC_TYPE mean in blkid Feb 11 05:56:13 no idea. doesn't matter Feb 11 05:56:28 your groot needs to be 0,9 Feb 11 05:56:46 it's the uuid Feb 11 05:56:55 it used to sda5's uuid Feb 11 05:57:21 which is what ubuntu set it up as and was working until I decided I wanted a separate boot partition :( Feb 11 05:58:45 ok Feb 11 05:58:52 and remove the /boot/'s Feb 11 05:59:18 from kernel and initrd entries in all boot entries Feb 11 06:00:52 it's relative, so it's no longer looking for /boot, or shouldn't be Feb 11 06:02:15 OK I'm removing every entry except the first ubuntu one Feb 11 06:02:20 removed /boot's Feb 11 06:02:24 then I would reinstall grub. sudo grub Feb 11 06:02:51 root (hd0,9) Feb 11 06:02:54 root (hd0,0) setup (hd0) Feb 11 06:02:59 root (hd0,9) setup (hd0) Feb 11 06:03:04 right Feb 11 06:03:12 you're catching on lol Feb 11 06:03:13 all succeeded DONE Feb 11 06:03:21 this is the ONE part i've known Feb 11 06:03:23 lol Feb 11 06:03:42 if this doesn't work I will eat my hat Feb 11 06:03:43 I had no idea about the groot crap and completely missed the bad uuid earlier Feb 11 06:04:00 ok i"m rebooting Feb 11 06:04:03 say yes Feb 11 06:04:05 (or you screwed something up cping your boot dir or during your symlink) Feb 11 06:04:34 or the repartitioning screwed up something in the ubuntu distro's rootfs/boot Feb 11 06:04:38 and I'm just spinning in circles Feb 11 06:04:52 heh Feb 11 06:05:13 and the ubuntu partition is really WEIRD Feb 11 06:05:20 broken kernel img for the win Feb 11 06:05:26 it's on /dev/sda5 and there is no /dev/sda5 right now Feb 11 06:05:45 sometimes gparted shows it with an !, sometimes it's fine Feb 11 06:05:51 we'll honestly that's unlikely. /boot on rootfs still hasn't been deleted Feb 11 06:06:23 you can probably 'start over' in theory Feb 11 06:06:29 what is it doing? Feb 11 06:07:21 making me crazy... cursor blinking Feb 11 06:07:33 I removed hiddenmenu btw Feb 11 06:07:51 what? Feb 11 06:08:00 that doesn't even make sense Feb 11 06:08:02 grub loading, please wait Feb 11 06:08:07 error 15 Feb 11 06:08:58 you sure all the stuff on your boot partition is sane? Feb 11 06:09:30 no Feb 11 06:09:49 hmm did I do cp -a or cp -r Feb 11 06:09:57 can't remember Feb 11 06:11:16 boots so slow Feb 11 06:13:17 you could also humor me by adding that cruft to your fstab. ubuntu does magical things I don't claim to understand Feb 11 06:15:58 zsoc|wirc: gstreamer is failing to build: Argument "^B^D^A" isn't numeric in numeric lt (<) at - line 1. Feb 11 06:16:26 looks like it's calling perl inside the configure script Feb 11 06:16:43 rwhitby: I've never encountered that error. Feb 11 06:16:57 yeah, it makes no sense. Feb 11 06:16:57 that's during configure? Feb 11 06:17:20 no it doesn't make even a little sense Feb 11 06:17:37 is that on your ubuntu server box? Feb 11 06:18:25 macos sed -i missing extension arg? Feb 11 06:19:29 zsoc|wirc: ubuntu 9.10, but desktop. Feb 11 06:19:33 trying server now Feb 11 06:19:47 zsoc|wirc: what does --enable-parse do in gstreamer? Feb 11 06:20:09 rwhitby: er... stops things from breaking Feb 11 06:20:46 bummer, setting it to no would skip this configure check Feb 11 06:21:02 rwhitby: it's a libxml thing Feb 11 06:21:12 I assume libxml2 built as a dep? Feb 11 06:21:36 it's not in the DEPENDS Feb 11 06:22:25 * zsoc|wirc facepalms Feb 11 06:22:31 did I even push it? Feb 11 06:23:01 oh wait. I think it's already in packages/ Feb 11 06:23:48 each package should build independently based on DEPENDS and an empty staging dir Feb 11 06:24:20 yes I know. clearly I missed that :p Feb 11 06:24:29 (assuming that's causing the issue) Feb 11 06:24:51 add that and see if it works Feb 11 06:25:15 rwhitby: you still here? Feb 11 06:27:58 dBsooner: yep Feb 11 06:28:10 rwhitby: Sorry to bother you with my troubles. :) Feb 11 06:28:16 But did you get my messages? Feb 11 06:29:02 I did. Sorry. Feb 11 06:29:19 Nah, no biggy. Feb 11 06:29:27 Preware 0.9.22 is now in the testing feed, with Italian language support. Feb 11 06:29:43 Awesome Feb 11 06:29:49 I wish I knew Italian. Feb 11 06:30:15 mounting in fstab doesn't work btw Feb 11 06:33:59 "Gli Slogan Casuali sono Spettacolari" :-) Feb 11 06:34:23 (Random Tag-Lines Are Awesome) Feb 11 06:40:04 Tutto Bene Feb 11 06:41:04 So, we still need to decide on the project tag-line for the banner. Feb 11 06:41:29 The current top candidates are: 1) "Super. Open. Phones." and 2) "Your Phone, Smarter" Feb 11 06:42:12 I guess 1) could be "Smart. Open. Phones" Feb 11 06:42:28 2) Feb 11 06:42:48 The current top candidates are: 1) "Smart. Open. Phones." and 2) "Your Phone, Smarter" Feb 11 06:43:02 (not in any order) Feb 11 06:43:44 hmm I like both of those Feb 11 06:44:39 how about "Your Phone, Funner" ? Feb 11 06:44:42 :-D Feb 11 06:44:56 iPod touch commercial Feb 11 06:45:05 Steve Jobs would like it Feb 11 06:45:19 or hate it Feb 11 06:47:34 I think I prefer 1) Feb 11 06:53:05 what's this for? Feb 11 06:54:30 zsoc|wirc: I get the same error on 9.10 server Feb 11 06:54:46 tmzt: Banner for SCALE (and other conferences/expos) for WebOS Internals Feb 11 06:55:38 It was pretty cool to start with but we don't really care for pretty cool Feb 11 06:56:51 rwhitby: You have mail? Feb 11 07:09:01 argh... Feb 11 07:09:11 my interwebs is down... Feb 11 07:09:25 damn series of tubes has a clog... Feb 11 07:09:47 maybe I will play some a Feb 11 07:09:50 AC Feb 11 07:16:19 hey guys, quick question: I'm doing some testing for someone and he sent me an unpackaged version of his app and said to drop it in /media/cryptofs/apps/etc... Feb 11 07:16:39 I've not had to do this before, seems the cryptofs directory is MIA Feb 11 07:18:34 phil_bw: are you on the Linux command line on the Pre, or are you looking at the USB drive from a windows computer? Feb 11 07:18:47 rwhitby, linux command line Feb 11 07:19:05 phil_bw: what does "mount" say for /media/cryptofs/apps ? Feb 11 07:19:33 rwhitby, I don't follow Feb 11 07:19:57 phil_bw: run the "mount" command. does it list /media/cryptofs/apps ? Feb 11 07:20:02 ohh Feb 11 07:20:06 sorry, it's late Feb 11 07:21:06 cryptofs on /media/cryptofs type fuse.cryptofs (rw,nosuid,nodev,user_id=0,group_id=0) Feb 11 07:21:46 phil_bw: that means the /media/cryptofs/apps should be there Feb 11 07:22:48 * rwhitby bbl Feb 11 07:22:54 k Feb 11 07:22:58 think I found my prob... Feb 11 07:26:13 rwhitby: dag nabbit, you left again. Feb 11 07:28:55 egaudet-wirc: you here? Feb 11 07:33:14 another quick question: how do you restart luna from command line? Feb 11 07:33:43 stop LunaSysMgr && start LunaSysMgr Feb 11 07:33:49 thank ya :) Feb 11 07:38:52 so uhh, I did that from the onboard terminal and it just hung there... I'm guessing that wasn't a good idea... :/ Feb 11 07:39:21 onboard? Feb 11 07:39:34 the terminal app on the Pre itself Feb 11 07:39:35 next time just use Luna Manager Feb 11 07:39:49 Luna Manager FWT Feb 11 07:39:57 ? Feb 11 07:39:58 s/WT/TW/ Feb 11 07:39:58 jacques meant: Luna Manager FTW Feb 11 07:40:24 :D Feb 11 07:41:14 I'll look into it after of course I get luna running again Feb 11 07:44:25 anyone used oprofile on webos? Feb 11 08:31:43 rwhitby: you back yet? Feb 11 09:28:52 im still at it trying to merge webos drs..i dunno when to give up do i Feb 11 09:44:38 rwhitby: you back yet? Feb 11 09:56:55 now trying different zip compressions..last try i just dont get why it wont work for me Feb 11 09:58:20 iSmite, I would leave your client on and listening as most of the US is still asleep (2am till 5am across US) and people will see the questions when they get up. Feb 11 09:58:36 im just talking to myself really Feb 11 09:58:53 i know what time it is there i run an irc thats mostly yanks lol Feb 11 09:59:57 we may stay up late (2am here) but we don't stay up that late...unless we are trying to get something done that requires it in the early AM. Feb 11 10:00:13 okay off to bed. Feb 11 10:03:25 later ka6sox Feb 11 10:04:22 niters jacques, 1 week to go! Feb 11 10:04:55 I hope that they get those boxes on their way soon! Feb 11 10:22:16 rwhitby: i sent you one last email. Can you please reply? I am off to get a couple hours of sleep. Night ya'll. Feb 11 10:23:47 okay time to attempt the gps hack again Feb 11 10:35:26 can someone help me get metadoctor running on mac the wiki makes no sense to me, it says to type sudo port install gnutar when i do that it says sudo: port: command not found Feb 11 10:36:34 and it says 'install macports' i download macports theres just a load of files so how do i install it Feb 11 10:44:49 yay. gps hack worked. now bedtime Feb 11 10:46:55 none of this stuff is understandable unless you are a coder or something im really pissed off now ive tried everything, feel like just going back to the iphone and selling it. Feb 11 11:16:41 omfg its working, after 12 hours of trying its working!!! Feb 11 11:31:31 um it works, ill edit the wiki if you still want me to Feb 11 11:58:15 all these patches in preware... are they safe? Feb 11 12:43:31 are all these patches in preware safe? Feb 11 13:05:36 the patches have a money-back garantee Feb 11 13:05:51 of course they're safe Feb 11 14:15:02 cazzo peppe è ancora vivo da ieri! Feb 11 14:45:26 rwhitby: I can't recreate the error you stated. did you try installing libxml2? Feb 11 14:49:07 mornin Feb 11 14:53:37 mornin Feb 11 15:58:23 what's cooking in the labs these days? Feb 11 15:59:43 iSmite, if you fix the code then updating the wiki completes the fix. Feb 11 16:01:56 Kyusaku: I'm doing something which may or may not prove entirely useless Feb 11 16:04:27 zsoc: awesome, that's what experimenting is for. Feb 11 16:05:30 Kyusaku: I just don't know if it's worth the trouble. Feb 11 17:09:37 rwhitby: didn't you say that your ipkg feed software was on git? Feb 11 17:11:19 sampson: I believe it is roughly 4am there :) Feb 11 17:11:31 o Feb 11 17:11:51 do you know where the git for it is zsoc? Feb 11 17:11:57 i don't see it on git.webos-internals Feb 11 17:12:51 sampson: I'm unsure what you are referring to. Feb 11 17:12:59 the software you guys use to make ipkg feeds Feb 11 17:13:38 i found out my home isp doesn't filter well... anything so i want to setup my own testing feed for my phone so i can screw around with things Feb 11 17:15:55 sampson: interesting. Feb 11 17:16:16 the software webos-internals uses for the deeds is definitely... somewhere. Feb 11 17:16:23 interesting that my isp is wide open or intersting that i want to do my own feed? :P Feb 11 17:16:28 both Feb 11 17:16:34 what's funnier is my residential isp isn't on any DNSBL either Feb 11 17:17:57 it might be swimming around the nslu2-linux site somewhere? Feb 11 17:32:07 zsoc: it appears the nslu2-linux pakcage manager uses a different format for the Source: portion Feb 11 17:32:53