**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Mar 02 10:59:57 2008 Mar 02 12:18:34 I just installed the x11 version on a Zaurus c860, and I'm having trouble with certain applications saving their settings. (time settings, and fbreader) Is this a common problem? Mar 02 12:20:02 thelonecabbag1, do you think they're related Mar 02 12:20:18 seems to be Mar 02 12:20:27 I know that there have been issues saving time settings, and using the latest fbreader on another platform I have issues saving settings sometimes... Mar 02 12:20:31 the settings work while the program runs Mar 02 12:20:37 ah Mar 02 12:20:48 then fail on reload Mar 02 12:21:00 interesting Mar 02 12:21:03 if the time settings are also being saved to the home folder... Mar 02 12:21:07 maybe the same problem Mar 02 12:21:11 could be a permissions thing Mar 02 12:21:15 the whole path is chmodded 777 Mar 02 12:21:34 perhaps a programming error? It can't create the . folder? Mar 02 12:21:43 (would seem a really obvious mistake) Mar 02 12:22:52 but other things can save? Mar 02 12:23:03 or save settings, rather? Mar 02 12:23:16 which makes me think it's programatic/packageing Mar 02 12:23:31 are you also using the c7x00 branch? Mar 02 12:50:20 john? Mar 02 12:50:39 still here, distracted :) Mar 02 12:53:32 I'll see what directory fbreader stores settings Mar 02 12:53:53 cool Mar 02 12:53:55 so will I Mar 02 12:53:59 btw: side issue. Mar 02 12:54:05 somewhere in ~ Mar 02 12:54:18 do you recomend and decent PIM apps for gpe/angstrom? Mar 02 12:54:45 the gpe stuff is fine...is the pimlico stuff available? Mar 02 12:54:57 not that I saw Mar 02 12:55:09 honestly my "PIM" is just text files and a list of phone numbers on my cell phone Mar 02 12:55:10 the gpe stuff that I got was kinda lame Mar 02 12:55:31 same except for my todo list Mar 02 12:56:19 guess I'll have to wait till android works 100% before I get a decent PIM that syncs with google Mar 02 12:56:48 ~/.FBReader Mar 02 12:57:02 pimlico should be buildable without much fuss Mar 02 13:01:19 thelonecabbag1, the pimlico stuff is dates, contacts and tasks Mar 02 13:01:25 it looks like it's available Mar 02 13:01:59 and the config.changes.xml looks to have stored the info Mar 02 13:02:05 the package names are rather unfortunate Mar 02 13:02:06 but it doesn't retain it on reload Mar 02 13:03:26 a meta package "pimlico-pim" or something might be nice Mar 02 13:04:23 I think the gpe packages are pimlico Mar 02 13:04:35 eh? Mar 02 13:04:41 you should request this on angstrom-devel ;) Mar 02 13:04:54 gpe-contacts != contacts Mar 02 13:05:27 the pimlico stuff just compiled OOTB Mar 02 13:05:47 it was already available I think Mar 02 13:05:51 in the angstrom feeds Mar 02 13:05:54 even better Mar 02 13:06:05 *that's Mar 02 13:06:08 I started a compile too, before even looking :D Mar 02 13:06:16 =D Mar 02 13:06:41 it helps that "my" build box is actually my friend's machine...I don't even think twice about starting a large job Mar 02 13:07:04 you build on the Z? Mar 02 13:07:20 I have a dedicated buildmachine here. I got tired of large jobs on my notebook... Mar 02 13:08:11 thelonecabbag1, I build on a quad core AMD machine that I could never afford. It belongs to my friend and he rarely uses it, so he offered it to me as long as I nice my jobs :) Mar 02 13:08:34 * CoreDump chuckle Mar 02 13:08:37 *s Mar 02 13:08:48 quadcore rocks Mar 02 13:09:28 my system at home is much faster than the universities... and it's only a 2x Mar 02 13:10:31 dual-core is nice indeed. Lets you run a build without slowing the OS down too much. But -j3 or similar is out of the question in this case Mar 02 13:10:52 pretty much exactly Mar 02 13:10:57 I use it mostly for running VM's Mar 02 13:11:13 1cpu is really painful for that Mar 02 13:11:19 yeah Mar 02 13:11:33 meh...my A64 3000+ seems to hold up just fine Mar 02 13:11:44 thankfully CPU prices have come down a _lot_ in the past 24 month Mar 02 13:11:50 and memory :) Mar 02 13:11:58 and flash storage! Mar 02 13:12:35 I still can't figure out what to do with more than 2g on my Z Mar 02 13:12:42 even that's a bit too spacious Mar 02 13:12:58 that I suppose will change when I care to play media Mar 02 13:13:13 heh, the MD in my spitz is 80% unused Mar 02 13:13:19 start doing onboard compiles... Mar 02 13:14:13 ugh =) Mar 02 13:14:24 I was playing with Debian for a while, and a couple onboard compiles sucked in lots of dependencies Mar 02 13:14:33 I use my spitz for e-book reading mostly. What a waste Mar 02 13:15:02 then I realized that my "old" athlon 64 3000 was faster at emulating an ARM in qemu than my Akita was natively... Mar 02 13:15:36 I'd really like to get more of the maemo stuff into angstrom Mar 02 13:15:43 I think that might make a real difference Mar 02 13:15:57 even having a decent browser is a nice change Mar 02 13:16:30 firefox worked perfectly on SL-Cxx00 until EABI broke it Mar 02 13:16:39 midori is rather nice Mar 02 13:16:44 in the newest svn Mar 02 13:17:00 actually, I should do a new checkout :) Mar 02 13:18:00 doesn't firefox 3 have a lot of portability fixes? Mar 02 13:18:10 no idea Mar 02 13:18:23 ebook reader is mostly all I use it for either Mar 02 13:19:18 I get on IRC and IM sometimes, but I don't usually have wifi in may places except at my house, and using my phone for data would be rather expensive O_o Mar 02 13:19:28 s/may/any/g Mar 02 13:20:59 If the screen wasn't so damn small it would work nicely for navigation via navit Mar 02 13:21:23 maemo mapper works well enough Mar 02 13:21:34 I wonder if the no-hildon version is kept up to date Mar 02 13:22:34 http://hentges.net/tmp/photos/Neo1973/img_0368.jpg Mar 02 13:22:58 nice :) Mar 02 13:23:04 =) Mar 02 13:23:28 my phone took over a lot of my Zaurus's navigation duties, since it has 3G and GPS, though... Mar 02 13:23:49 I'm holding stead till a real gPhone comes out Mar 02 13:23:49 http://hentges.net/tmp/photos/Neo1973/navit/IMGP0411.JPG Mar 02 13:24:11 navit on neo1973 is smooth and useable Mar 02 13:24:17 what does navit use for maps? Mar 02 13:24:22 if it weren't for the small screen Mar 02 13:24:35 johnx: OSM and some commercial formats Mar 02 13:25:10 ah Mar 02 13:25:17 probably not so helpful here :/ Mar 02 13:25:49 heh, right Mar 02 13:26:29 maybe if I get a bluetooth GPS I'll join the OSM people Mar 02 16:02:02 how do you change the terminal font size? Mar 02 16:02:14 gpe Mar 02 16:33:00 Whyvas: vim ~/.Xdefaults Mar 02 16:33:26 Rxvt*font is what you are looking for Mar 02 17:19:19 is the angstrom opie rootfs supposed to have iwconfig installed ? Mar 02 17:22:59 the angstrom list moderators should be shot. The bloody config doesn't even allow PGP signatures and violates countless RFCs by messing with reply-to. The angstrom lists are as annoying as they come grrr Mar 02 17:27:52 I love how quick people respond to support questions Mar 02 17:28:36 I take it you forgot your tags? ;) Mar 02 17:32:43 I forget them all the time! Mar 02 17:33:37 well, this is IRC. Go watch a movie and come back later to check for answers Mar 02 17:47:32 Whyvas: 4 kids, 2 dogs, 5 cats, 6 linux servers, one collie. Sorry for the delay Mar 02 17:59:27 rinkinflinkis cats? Mar 02 17:59:30 sick Mar 02 18:00:03 rinkinflinkis dmesg is saying it can't load hostap_crypt_wep.o Mar 02 18:00:10 can't modprobe it Mar 02 18:00:30 is it part of the host package? Mar 02 18:00:33 hostap Mar 02 18:00:40 andieh Mar 02 18:00:42 ArjanS_ Mar 02 18:03:42 andieh ArjanS_ broonie cdbot2 cofeineSunshine CoreDump cp Crofton Dar_LAB dijenerate dhr Furre Herka_Wader HRH_H_Crab hrw|gone huaynac hum_bot johncylee johnx kristian-m ljp lrg lumag|gone mickey|zzZZzz mr_nice NAbyss_ noosphere nslu2-log Passeli poli polyonymous punkass Reach rinkinflinkis RP rwhitby Sketch Stilgar summatusmentis The_Niz toi univac Varoudis_ webmind xjqian xjqian XorA|gone xota yansa zap chrisromain Mar 02 18:03:55 :) Mar 02 18:04:05 would you please stop that? It isn't helping Mar 02 18:04:52 can you help? Mar 02 18:05:04 I've been trying to get help for the last 3 days Mar 02 18:05:38 it is a Sunday afternoon. Most Europeans are offline. Mar 02 18:11:59 do you know what package has hostap_crypt_wep.o in it? Mar 02 18:13:17 kernel-module-ieee80211-crypt-wep I guess Mar 02 18:18:28 coredump: why did eabi break firefox? Mar 02 18:19:00 dhr: no idea. I heard that from someone who should know tho ;) Mar 02 18:19:40 also said someone told me that debugging is impossible without a _really_ bad-ass ARM box =) Mar 02 18:21:18 debugging firefox? I've only tried to do that for brief periods before turning back to something sane. On my Linux desktop, firefox crashes once in a while. The bug report has been active (multiple subscribers) for a couple of years! Mar 02 18:21:57 hehe Mar 02 18:22:46 eabi ought to be a choice that has no effect on source code, only makefiles. Compiler and linker flags. Mar 02 18:24:37 lets just hope that FF3 is not affected Mar 02 18:26:19 CoreDump not that one.... any other ideas? Mar 02 18:27:02 Whyvas: modprobe the module in the package I mentioned and see what happens Mar 02 18:35:29 not found Mar 02 18:35:44 hostap_crypt_wep Mar 02 18:35:44 ...... Mar 02 18:36:08 that is not the module I mentioned Mar 02 18:36:31 you want depmod -a && modprobe ieee80211-crypt-wep Mar 02 18:41:44 ugh Mar 02 18:41:46 noooo Mar 02 18:41:51 CoreDump|bbl !! Mar 02 18:42:05 could not allocate crypto API arc4 Mar 02 18:43:33 you are obviously for some reason missing many WLAN related modules. Try installing and modprobing kernel-module-arc4 (modprobe arc4) Mar 02 18:43:44 now I need to get something to eat Mar 02 18:45:10 i did that already Mar 02 18:45:14 same crap.... Mar 02 18:45:22 should these be installed by default? Mar 02 18:45:37 maybe I will try to reinstall the whole distrib. Mar 02 18:46:28 ugh Mar 02 18:46:31 SKETCHY Mar 02 20:32:05 hey guys Mar 02 20:32:22 any progress on that 2.6.24 kernel for poodle? :D\ **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Mar 03 10:59:56 2008