**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed May 21 02:59:56 2008 May 21 06:47:53 w 22 May 21 07:08:55 ~seen koen May 21 07:57:00 Does anyone know of a cheap (in quantity) SBC with 64MB RAM and USB? May 21 07:57:45 how cheap? May 21 07:58:40 rwhitby, around 100 USD in qty May 21 07:58:41 I can tell you plenty with 32MB (consumer NAS boxes and routers come to mind), but not many with 64MB. May 21 07:58:54 I know.. I've been researching :-P May 21 07:58:55 lots with 32 May 21 07:59:11 I have NAS100d, DSMG600RevA, FSG3, all with 64MB. May 21 07:59:36 but all over USD$100 due to the included disk drivers May 21 07:59:40 drives May 21 08:00:04 rwhitby, maybe one of those companies is small enough to sell me the boards May 21 08:01:15 rwhitby, played with RouterBoard line at all ? May 21 08:01:20 codyl: I presume you've reviewed http://wiki.openwrt.org/TableOfHardware May 21 08:01:32 rwhitby, yes May 21 08:06:29 rwhitby, any other ideas? May 21 08:10:32 codyl: had a look through www.nas-central.org ? May 21 08:11:44 rwhitby, I'll look at that one too, thanks - it doesn't necessarily have to be repurposed consumer hw. This is a commercial product. May 21 08:13:28 codyl, maybe an older gumstix? May 21 08:13:55 aaah...but usb...right May 21 08:13:58 johnx, actually know those guys- they have no interest in real applications, just hobby May 21 08:14:12 $170 for their pxa270, fail May 21 08:14:29 So far, we've designed and manufactured our own board in house May 21 08:14:37 but I want to get away from that asap. May 21 08:14:48 looks like their pxa270 is $130 May 21 08:15:03 johnx, 170 must have been with the required daughter board May 21 08:15:13 aah...suppose so May 21 08:21:46 johnx, what devices do you use ? May 21 08:22:17 collie (sometimes), akita and n800 May 21 08:22:36 johnx, do you do embedded linux for a living ? May 21 08:22:40 nope May 21 08:23:17 well, I did web kiosks in a former life, but that wasn't really embedded May 21 08:23:43 we're working on a linux based robotics research platform, but I can't say too much more for another month or two May 21 08:24:23 sounds pretty cool May 21 08:24:26 and we'd *love* to not make our own hardware .. hence the search May 21 08:24:51 (at least, the "off the shelf" part of the hardware) May 21 08:26:26 anyways, I'll watch for news on linux and robotics, but I'm off to work for now May 21 08:27:06 johnx, thanks for the help, later May 21 08:27:54 sure, good luck May 21 08:28:10 thanks May 21 10:23:21 tum te tum fixed c7x0 usb networking and now WPA failing because of odd modprobe issues around arc4 May 21 10:24:04 both times using other peoples' work May 21 10:24:34 oops, people's work. It would be "persons' work" May 21 11:59:21 matchbox isn't a window manager, it's a user manager. It tells the user "You will not use that terminal until you have finished with that configuration window." May 21 12:01:20 * eekee , fighting despotic GUIs since 1993 :) May 21 12:37:51 I'm confused. We have cpp, gcc, and g++. What's cpp and how does it differ from the other two? May 21 12:38:35 c pre processor May 21 12:38:59 oh! silly me May 21 12:39:52 bad description on cpp btw May 21 13:37:06 <_charly_> lunch sounds great :) enjoy your meal, mickey :) May 21 15:39:05 Hello there May 21 15:40:15 Has anyone got problems with the boot of hx4700 with a version generated with the last code from OE? May 21 15:40:48 I can't get it working. It stays at the middle of the progress bar May 21 15:41:48 I'm using latest boot.exe from downloads page and a bitbaked ext2 May 21 16:01:47 Well, I'll try tomorrow again May 21 16:01:48 bye May 21 16:13:21 Um, I tried to install thttpd on my spitz (armv5te) and got this error: May 21 16:13:22 Cannot find package thttpd. May 21 16:13:23 Check the spelling or perhaps run 'ipkg update' May 21 16:13:48 However the package is listed as being available: May 21 16:13:51 http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/repo/?action=details&pnm=thttpd May 21 16:25:40 might it be in a different feed than you have enabled? May 21 17:09:48 johnx: um, I suppose May 21 17:10:34 johnx: no: thttpd 2.25b-r6 for armv5te (Ångström 2008.6 glibc armv5te architecture base feed feed) May 21 17:11:04 I assume you have the 2007.12 feed if you downloaded a stable image May 21 17:11:21 I immediately updated & upgraded May 21 17:11:41 then I have no idea May 21 17:11:50 and then after thttpd failed I updated again, which didn't help :) May 21 17:11:53 thanks anyway May 21 17:12:00 but the feed list is kept in /etc/ipkg/ May 21 17:12:07 so it might be worth it to take a look May 21 17:12:17 updating won't change which feed you pull from, BTW May 21 17:12:57 yeah, but if it's supposed to be in the base feed.... May 21 17:15:36 Could you look at /etc/ipkg/base-feed.conf and tell me what it says? May 21 17:18:47 src/gz base http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/feeds/2007/ipk/glibc/armv5te/base May 21 17:18:54 ^ just that one line May 21 17:21:41 yup...you're not pulling from the 2008 feed May 21 17:21:59 oh so update & upgrade... don't? May 21 17:22:08 lol... May 21 17:22:09 update won't change that May 21 17:22:25 it's like a release version in debian or ubuntu May 21 17:22:33 you're just updating inside the current release May 21 17:23:00 well I don't use them. Never really upgraded the few binary distros I had, you see May 21 17:23:08 aaah, ok May 21 17:24:00 now, to be honest I don't know how well it will work to just change 2007 to 2008 in that config file May 21 17:24:19 yeah... May 21 17:24:30 it might work, or it might not May 21 17:24:46 hmm, spitz, right? May 21 17:24:55 so I assume you're booting from the micro drive? May 21 17:25:27 if you used rsync to take a copy of your current filesystem you could try the update and if it fails just restore back to your current setup May 21 17:25:59 I've had enough of backups in the last 24 hours ^^; May 21 17:26:33 * johnx boots from sd...which makes backups easy May 21 17:26:40 yeah May 21 17:27:22 I can back up over the network easily enough, it's just time consuming May 21 17:28:10 well, it's easier to restore a fs onto sd too May 21 17:28:21 and using a card reader makes it quick May 21 17:28:22 ah yeah true May 21 17:28:28 yeah... May 21 17:28:32 but I really wish I had a spitz now May 21 17:28:52 starting to wish I had some extra space to play with May 21 17:29:08 ah ya :) May 21 17:29:20 still, you can get 8GB SD cards can't you? May 21 17:29:37 yeah, but that takes up an sd slot May 21 17:29:57 you can get 8gb SDHC cards May 21 17:30:03 not standard SD May 21 17:30:04 I just want everything :) May 21 17:30:14 yup, 16GB SDHC as well May 21 17:30:15 ooh May 21 17:30:29 teh spitz is nice ^_^ It's more of a micro-notebook May 21 17:30:46 akita here...so same formfactor :) May 21 17:31:09 not as quick as a notebook though, I just put evilwm on mine, and am trying to cut down on the GPE; too slow May 21 17:31:36 hmm, I don't mind the speed that much May 21 17:31:47 web browsing is a little slow, but not bad May 21 17:32:22 what do you use for web browsing? May 21 17:32:35 midori May 21 17:32:41 highly recommended :) May 21 17:32:53 minimo May 21 17:32:53 I use swap with it though May 21 17:32:59 links-x11 May 21 17:33:18 ah ya ^_^ I used midori a but on the desktop, just to test, like. was fun. May 21 17:33:20 johnx, you been testing stuff on collie lately? May 21 17:33:29 j0wn, not lately May 21 17:33:48 oh I always use swap. Actually I had a nasty experience with links-x11 with a huge ebook when I forgot to enable swap one time May 21 17:34:37 j0wn, been busy at work and have been poking at other projects May 21 17:34:53 have you looked at any of it lately? May 21 17:35:14 ok i built a new altboot image with the rc10 2.6 kernel ... seems the sd/mmc is still dickie ... i was able to touch *filename on the Zaurus and do ls to view the created file ... umount the SD then put it in my card reader/writer and try and mount it ... superblock issues / bad fstype May 21 17:35:36 O_o May 21 17:36:02 im using ext2 on the SD card also May 21 17:36:11 j0wn: non clean umount May 21 17:36:24 ? May 21 17:36:38 naw it definitly umounted properly ... df show'd no mount points May 21 17:37:11 * johnx plays with google maps on his akita May 21 17:39:09 that works in midori? ^^ May 21 17:39:29 it's a little slow May 21 17:39:35 i think the SD/MMC stuff under collie is still very insane ... May 21 17:39:41 alright...it's pretty painfully slow May 21 17:39:45 but it renders right May 21 17:39:49 ahh May 21 17:40:01 I dont believe the file ( touched ) was ever written to the card May 21 17:40:07 cool 'nuff May 21 17:42:20 how do you open a link in a new tab? or get the right-click menu? May 21 17:43:08 tap and hold May 21 17:43:47 too much jitter. I'll try starting gpe-confd May 21 17:47:23 heh...gmail takes a while to load May 21 21:13:23 why will my ~/.xsession work when it's #!/bin/sh but not #!/bin/bash ? May 21 21:14:05 (and yes bash is installed :) May 22 02:50:19 <_charly_> nice :) my 512mb kingston sd-card works in my collie with the 2007.12-r14 console image :) May 22 02:50:54 <_charly_> but my noname 1gb card does not work **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu May 22 02:59:57 2008