**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Jul 16 02:59:58 2013 Jul 16 08:45:25 hi Jul 16 08:45:34 I got new lcd-panel for my n900 Jul 16 08:46:01 but now noticed that I have similar issue like here -> http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=75769 Jul 16 08:46:03 \o/ Jul 16 08:46:10 /o\ Jul 16 08:46:11 touch screen not working.. Jul 16 08:46:45 cut little bit of from that broken cable but maybe it can't still get proper connection.. Jul 16 08:47:32 can that cable be replaced or should I buy new touch screen? :F Jul 16 08:49:13 Vibe, you should buy a new one. :) and test it before use. some touch panels does not work. Jul 16 08:50:00 ok Jul 16 08:50:09 fault can't be in lcd-panel? Jul 16 08:51:11 "touch digitizer" works seperately, i think. Jul 16 08:51:28 if you have touching problems its related to touch screen digitizer. Jul 16 08:51:48 if you have brightness or color problems its related to LCD Panel Screen. Jul 16 08:52:17 ok Jul 16 08:52:45 before I cut broken part off from the connector screen was blank Jul 16 08:52:48 Normally, Stock Part resellers allow you to test when you but, Jul 16 08:53:03 after that it worked but no touch screen working Jul 16 08:53:06 buy* Jul 16 08:53:57 hmmm where to buy.. Jul 16 08:54:28 Well, it depends. search for local dealers. Jul 16 08:54:47 or online one with return policy that match your conditions Jul 16 08:55:52 ok, thx Jul 16 08:56:13 hmm thinking if I could still repair the connector Jul 16 08:56:45 two weeks ago i bought a LCD for about 25USD and touch panel (alone without bracket) about 10USD. Jul 16 08:58:15 not bad :p Jul 16 08:58:50 but i didn't pay tax, maybe you should... ;-) Jul 16 08:58:54 I had to cut from that part of the connector were it gets wider :( Jul 16 08:58:56 hehe Jul 16 08:59:14 its coming to finland Jul 16 09:00:17 cut? lcd flat cable or touch one? Jul 16 09:01:07 that one in the pic that was scratched broken Jul 16 09:01:17 thinking its the touch one Jul 16 09:04:22 green one is from lcd and the other from touch panel Jul 16 09:06:33 then its from the touch panel Jul 16 09:07:36 damn I should have not cutted it Jul 16 09:08:03 I should have tried to "repair" that section where copper was broken Jul 16 09:09:09 becouse it gets wider in there, now it doesn't so it gets no connection Jul 16 09:09:20 well, based on my previous tries, it's not repairable. Jul 16 09:09:42 ok Jul 16 09:10:16 and if I try I may break the new lcd-panel also Jul 16 09:10:42 hmm maybe I should order this -> http://www.ebay.com/itm/Nokia-N900-Touch-Panel-Digitiser-/230641005194?pt=UK_Replacement_Parts_Tools&hash=item35b346728a Jul 16 09:11:05 well, if you are serious, first disassemble, then do what possible. Jul 16 09:11:21 it can be returned, just costs post Jul 16 09:11:49 yea, I will disassemble it again and try Jul 16 09:12:29 someone did mod so n900 can be used without touch screen, but its not fun anymore after that Jul 16 09:13:17 haha, 1 available :D Jul 16 09:14:01 maybe I should be fast then :p Jul 16 09:15:20 99.8% positive feedback, seems good. Jul 16 09:15:43 I ordered it :p Jul 16 09:16:03 thx for notifying that there was just 1 left (: Jul 16 09:17:07 np Jul 16 09:18:22 its nice to have another n900, I just switched screen from another n900 to my main n900 (: Jul 16 09:18:53 I had ur prob with flat cable before, 2 years ago, one 10$ touch didnt work, another 25$ one worked and still in work! Jul 16 09:19:27 i think i should buy another one two. maybe a dead one just for parts. Jul 16 09:19:37 s/two/too Jul 16 09:20:49 ok, yea it would be good :p Jul 16 09:34:25 hmm I should buy new skandinavia keypad also, some buttons are white :p Jul 16 09:35:51 mine too, but i type blindly :D Jul 16 09:37:10 carve the signs into the keyboard Jul 16 09:37:11 haha Jul 16 09:37:16 fill the carvings with white paint solution Jul 16 09:37:28 hehe Jul 16 09:37:38 lol Jul 16 09:37:50 can't find anywhere keypad with "" :( Jul 16 09:38:06 you can probably remap the keyboard for that tho Jul 16 09:38:18 and the carve the symbols into and fill it with white paint solution \o/ Jul 16 09:38:21 then* Jul 16 09:39:09 it won't be pretty if I do it :p Jul 16 09:41:52 mine is english, and i have persian signs assignment in mind. :) Jul 16 09:42:44 remap would work, but scandic keypad would be lot of nicer :p Jul 16 09:59:56 * amin007110 is preparing for vanilla-reflashing. Wish him success. HeHe. Jul 16 10:03:18 gl! Jul 16 10:07:09 thx Jul 16 10:57:34 amin007110, it's easy. I've done it just recently. Twice actually :;) Jul 16 10:58:55 japa-fi, I see, did that 4-5 times before ;) but now with a patched vanilla.bin using guides in ~jrtools Jul 16 10:59:37 patched vanilla.bin? Jul 16 11:00:02 I went by a youtube guide (using ubuntu) with binaries from Nokia's site Jul 16 11:02:09 japa-fi, patching to increase /opt partition size over 2048MB Jul 16 11:06:10 Installing lot of stuff? Jul 16 11:20:01 hmm, jrtools \o/ Jul 16 11:20:08 ;-P Jul 16 11:21:02 :D Jul 16 11:21:24 yes japa-fi Jul 16 11:22:27 how do you like the new formatting of ~jrtools? Jul 16 11:24:12 I've not finished it Jul 16 11:24:25 more categorising ! Jul 16 11:24:42 I poner to break up the big white blob as well Jul 16 11:25:31 good Jul 16 11:25:38 obvious advantage: you find more easily subtopics. Downside: no more c&p of the whole blob Jul 16 11:27:17 well, you can provide some scripts at the end to cover all or most of them. Jul 16 11:27:37 yes, but then I need to keep script and snippets in sync Jul 16 11:28:22 is it hard ? Jul 16 11:28:34 I just wondered if I find a way to change the WHOLE website into a properly formed HTML and same time one large valid script ;-) Jul 16 11:29:42 now that would be kinda awesme hack ;-P Jul 16 11:31:13 I think some polishing may increase readablity for now. Jul 16 11:31:31 will increase* Jul 16 11:32:50 yeah, but look, no more c&p of one large blob of shellscript to configuure my new (flashed) devices, which was the original intention of this whole wikipage Jul 16 11:33:52 (not that I ever really did it ;-P I always copy and restore a BM backup) Jul 16 11:34:10 lol Jul 16 11:34:53 I already pondered to provide the BM file, but it has too many privacy data Jul 16 11:36:19 Here in some persian forums some people did that; hard work! Jul 16 11:36:39 "execute or source this to fix the missing end-times in eventslogger db" - Can I run the script even though I've used my N900 for some weeks now? Will I be asking for trouble? Jul 16 11:36:57 sure Jul 16 11:37:08 go ahead Jul 16 11:37:23 it will not add end times to your historic calls Jul 16 11:37:37 but will work just fine for new calls Jul 16 11:38:53 it adds a few stored procedures plus triggers to the sqlite db Jul 16 11:39:22 incredibly smart hack Jul 16 11:39:49 DocScrutinizer05, Polishing (categorising & Scripting) your wiki page is a one-time job. Once done, updating is as easy as "find&replace", I think. Jul 16 11:41:10 err, you didn't get my right. Adding the whole stuff again as one long script (which it _is_ now, but wouldn't be after breaking into sections) creates redundancy Jul 16 11:41:29 when I add or change sth, I have to do it twice then Jul 16 11:44:05 I however might be able to find a syntax that turns the sectorized wikipage into a valid script. Sth like ending each white block with Jul 16 11:44:08 : ' Jul 16 11:44:19 and starting the next with Jul 16 11:44:20 ' Jul 16 11:44:39 so to comment out the html in between Jul 16 11:45:01 is techstaff working on tmo? Jul 16 11:45:15 not that I knew off Jul 16 11:45:16 this seems not right: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=90748 Jul 16 11:45:55 WTF?! Jul 16 11:45:59 I experience the same as misiak (emails) Jul 16 11:46:29 hmm? Jul 16 11:46:44 lol Jul 16 11:46:44 last post Jul 16 11:47:36 DocScrutinizer05, the "backup your N900 via cron" -nice idea, I'll be adding it right away to my NASs crontab.. Jul 16 11:47:48 FFS! Jul 16 11:48:14 sth terribly odd with tmo Jul 16 11:48:19 I'm not rsync guru, but doesn't it need also "-e ssh" option Jul 16 11:48:40 obviously not Jul 16 11:49:07 I guess that's default nowadays Jul 16 11:49:46 I'm also no rsync guru, too me well most part of a day to figure out and test Jul 16 11:49:54 took* Jul 16 11:50:00 chem|st: ALARM!!! Jul 16 11:51:05 DocScrutinizer05, smth for you: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=90747 Jul 16 11:53:16 meh! Jul 16 11:53:21 thanks anyway Jul 16 11:54:35 I wonder WTF is going on with misiak and you re mails, and with that friggin post of "Council" that's clearly outdated Jul 16 11:57:02 received 12 mails for subscribed threads from 12:14 - 12:15. I have subscribed to more threads though Jul 16 11:59:49 check those threads if they also have bogus date, like http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=90748 Jul 16 12:00:27 I don't have any tmo notifications about new posts in threads Jul 16 12:00:37 and I'm subscribed to a few Jul 16 12:01:14 UGH Jul 16 12:01:18 dates in those threads I got email are ok Jul 16 12:03:25 the council thingie might be midgard suddenly considering to finally post all the tmo posts auto-generated from http://maemo.org/community/council/ Jul 16 12:04:04 but then I dunno why you got notify mail for obsolete threads Jul 16 12:04:25 can you please forward one of those mails to me Jul 16 12:04:32 hi all Jul 16 12:04:34 today I got my N900 Jul 16 12:04:39 DocScrutinizer05, is it worthy to increase internal swap partition size or better to add a Class 10 uSD containing swap partition? Jul 16 12:04:42 When I download last Maemo 5 with PR1.3 it comde with PowerKernel 49? Jul 16 12:04:52 sure Jul 16 12:04:54 the latter Jul 16 12:05:12 ok Jul 16 12:05:20 how can I check if my phone come with last maemo and keral? Jul 16 12:05:24 increasing internal swap even further is nonsense, it actually is kinda too large already Jul 16 12:05:38 DrCode: reflash ;-D Jul 16 12:06:46 forwarded Jul 16 12:06:47 golden rule: first thing you do to a new device: reflash completely (does apply not only to N900 but basically every electronic device) Jul 16 12:06:55 tnx Jul 16 12:07:36 one is enough? Jul 16 12:08:51 golden rule: first check device for contents, then reflash Jul 16 12:09:55 I found all 12 mails i received are for threads that have their last post quite some time ago, nothing that recently got new posts Jul 16 12:10:06 Golden Rule: Buy a Nokia 1100 and forget about anything related to OS and Contents ! :D Jul 16 12:10:17 i have a 1750! Jul 16 12:11:34 nice, i bought 1202 after breaking my old 1100! Jul 16 12:12:16 Hard to break, but done successfully. I used it instead of hammer ! hehe Jul 16 12:12:39 win7mac: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=1330766#post1330766 hmm NFC what's wrong in TMO. Maybe mails got on hold and not are getting sent Jul 16 12:12:58 s/not are/now are/ Jul 16 12:13:00 DocScrutinizer05 meant: win7mac: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=1330766#post1330766 hmm NFC what's wrong in TMO. Maybe mails got on hold and now are getting sent Jul 16 12:13:18 ok Jul 16 12:13:19 thankyou Jul 16 12:13:29 I am new with maemo Jul 16 12:13:45 Most of the time I am using ubuntu Jul 16 12:14:16 most of the commands are the same? Jul 16 12:14:45 basically yes, though particularly apt is quite nasty different Jul 16 12:15:01 ok Jul 16 12:15:04 not the command but the way you should (not) use it Jul 16 12:15:21 ~flashing Jul 16 12:15:21 maemo-flashing is probably http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_tablet_firmware Jul 16 12:15:55 If I want to use only power kernel 0.49 , can I force it ? Jul 16 12:16:07 you shouldn't Jul 16 12:16:16 use KP52 Jul 16 12:16:35 but first test yur device in stock config for several weeks Jul 16 12:16:49 ok Jul 16 12:16:51 so you get an idea of what's "normal" Jul 16 12:16:58 thankyou Jul 16 12:17:28 particularly stay away from extras-devel catalog for first few weeks Jul 16 12:17:43 ok Jul 16 12:17:47 thankyou dockane_ Jul 16 12:17:49 DocScrutinizer05, Jul 16 12:17:51 sory Jul 16 12:18:35 HAM is slow enough without that huge cluttered repo, and you way too easily may install stuff that fubars your whole system when you enable extras-devel and don't exactly know how to handle it Jul 16 12:20:17 nevertheless prepare for several minutes of black screen and seemingly nothing happening when using HAM (aka application manager). Don't abort or close it, it eventually _will_ display something Jul 16 12:21:05 http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/cpumem-applet/ Jul 16 12:21:14 that little thing has always helped me with seeing if HAM was busy:) Jul 16 12:21:25 HAM is terribly slow. But you're not supposed to install more than one app at a time anyway. So the delay after/during each install is not that bad Jul 16 12:21:38 yes! Jul 16 12:21:48 cpumem-applet <3 Jul 16 12:21:53 indispensible little applet Jul 16 12:21:56 probably the most useful ever Jul 16 12:22:15 nah, simple brightness applet is even more important and useful Jul 16 12:22:39 yeah, the brightness applet is another mandatory one Jul 16 12:22:46 hmm..not for me, I always have the screen set to pretty dim, but it's of course nice that it's easy to change (so I have that too) Jul 16 12:22:54 i switch brightness all the time Jul 16 12:22:56 manually Jul 16 12:22:58 but I couldn't use the phone without cpumem probably Jul 16 12:22:58 I honestly don't get it how you could use N900 without simple brightness applet Jul 16 12:23:12 I never change screen brightness :P Jul 16 12:23:15 well, the App Search widget is the same Jul 16 12:23:20 i cant imagine anyone using the n900 via the app menu Jul 16 12:23:39 ApMeFo Jul 16 12:23:41 hmm...I just have catorize and icons for all the relevant stuff Jul 16 12:23:44 no thanks Jul 16 12:23:58 apmefo is just a way to increase the amount of clicks needed to reach your application Jul 16 12:24:48 not if you count in scrolls for click Jul 16 12:25:00 i dont have to scroll using app search widget Jul 16 12:25:45 oh, get your surface RT now Jul 16 12:25:52 prices cut by 30%! Jul 16 12:28:55 ooh, and I guess tweakr still has one or two settings that are hard to find anywhere else Jul 16 12:30:01 MHD is also great, but it comes with CSSU anyway Jul 16 12:31:08 I wouldn't know how it would feel to lose ctrl-bs app rotation, or the edit-lock for desktops Jul 16 12:35:08 joga: even when you never change brightness, simple brightness applet is still mad useful to switch on/off backlight dimming/autolock completely, with one single long click on the square button on left side of the brightness "slider" Jul 16 12:35:39 actually I use this one way more often than brightness adjustment Jul 16 12:37:48 pro-tip: when you click long then the brightness applet eventually vanishes and you might end on xchat's menubar which would open as soon as you lift your finger. just slide down finger a bit before "un-touch" to avoid opening the menu Jul 16 12:37:51 DocScrutinizer05, yeah I know but only rarely I have a need for that, it's handy when I do though Jul 16 12:38:20 but if I had to pick only one I'd pick the cpumem :) Jul 16 12:39:19 2G/3G/dual switcher is another useful one, at least for me Jul 16 12:41:27 DocScrutinizer05, did you reach chemist? Jul 16 12:41:39 no Jul 16 12:42:18 the new old election announcement was deleted... Jul 16 12:42:38 ...after I reported 1st post in thread Jul 16 12:42:45 thedead1440 maybe? Jul 16 12:43:07 ? - if nobody talks to us? Jul 16 12:43:40 tmo is kinda own universe Jul 16 12:44:09 I don't even have admin permissions there Jul 16 12:45:20 the original thread was deleted too it seems, can't find it in http://talk.maemo.org/forumdisplay.php?f=16 Jul 16 12:45:58 and nfc what chem|st does regarding updates etc. He even basically manages his own backup, though integrated into global maemo backup system Jul 16 12:46:19 weird Jul 16 12:46:43 I guess it just got "touch"ed Jul 16 12:46:54 nfc Jul 16 12:47:36 hmm Jul 16 12:48:34 DocScrutinizer05: FIRE! Jul 16 12:49:01 chem|st: wtf is going on on tmo? Jul 16 12:49:27 notification mails for posts done in March get sent Jul 16 12:49:50 election announcement posts pop up with posting date "today" Jul 16 12:49:50 yeah I cleaned the moderation queue as moderators didn't... Jul 16 12:49:58 that wasnt me Jul 16 12:50:28 mhm, so nothing fundamentally bad. Good :-) Jul 16 12:50:39 no Jul 16 12:50:51 thanks! Jul 16 12:51:03 and I am not away but the away collector saves me the scrollback when I get highlighted^^ Jul 16 12:51:24 quiet handy :) Jul 16 12:51:33 sounds nice Jul 16 12:52:24 I am out in the wild most of the time an read my away-log some like twice a day, even on weekends Jul 16 12:52:31 chem|st: please check what happened to http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=90748 Jul 16 12:53:16 [2013-07-16 14:45:20] the original thread was deleted too it seems, can't find it in http://talk.maemo.org/forumdisplay.php?f=16 Jul 16 12:54:32 the original one is not in general talk as well... Jul 16 12:55:07 this thread wasn't posted by midgard and is still sticky... http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=90304 Jul 16 12:55:27 darn, my NAS does not support --fake-super :( Jul 16 12:55:29 yep Jul 16 12:55:56 I think that was a try to post it via midgard, did not work and suddenly got posted today Jul 16 12:56:08 yep Jul 16 12:56:21 so midgard....leave my talk alone^^ Jul 16 12:56:27 :D Jul 16 12:56:35 [2013-07-16 14:03:24] the council thingie might be midgard suddenly considering to finally post all the tmo posts auto-generated from http://maemo.org/community/council/ Jul 16 12:57:04 yeah read that Jul 16 12:57:17 though I wonder why that might happen. Maybe Falk is finally taking care about the zillion garage mail accounts Jul 16 12:57:32 I need to look at the server too but that is coming the next 2 weeks some day, AFTER I upgraded talk Jul 16 12:58:01 look on server? please elaborate Jul 16 12:58:19 talk-server not talk-forums-software Jul 16 12:58:37 aah, sysop-local tasks? Jul 16 12:59:21 more like - I still have to look after the mailing stuff as things are borked and you cannot reply to threads by mail... Jul 16 12:59:33 mhm Jul 16 12:59:43 plus general security updates Jul 16 12:59:47 not that I think this is a good thing to get Jul 16 12:59:59 the updates however *are* Jul 16 13:00:11 but vBull had security updates and needs some love by hand before I touch the server Jul 16 13:00:17 nothing people see... Jul 16 13:00:21 but please ask for a snapshot prior to security updates Jul 16 13:00:25 floodcontrol things Jul 16 13:00:36 I have daily backup... Jul 16 13:00:56 we've seen quite a few fsckups done by ubuntu system updates Jul 16 13:01:29 and daily backup probably doesn't backup any system stuff Jul 16 13:01:34 and yes I need warfare to do a reboot by hand afterwards so he can do a snapshot beforehand! Jul 16 13:01:44 we backup the whole sys Jul 16 13:01:45 :nod: Jul 16 13:02:14 don't know if the vm-disk issues are solved but we will see Jul 16 13:02:34 which issues? Jul 16 13:02:37 he probably needs to mount it by hand afterwards... Jul 16 13:02:45 mhm Jul 16 13:02:50 o.O Jul 16 13:02:57 hickup with mounting it on boot Jul 16 13:03:10 needs to get sorted Jul 16 13:03:20 we had that with nemein and later in H... Jul 16 13:03:34 so don't be shy to have a service downtime, to fix this issue Jul 16 13:04:35 I'm not shy.... those few hours a year... but I need to coordinate with my schedule and warfare... Jul 16 13:05:05 whoppee, there is gnu tar at /home/opt/maemo/usr/bin/gnu/tar .. I'll configure the backup to use that one instead of rsync Jul 16 13:05:29 I am occupied all evenings from today till somewhere tuesday week after next Jul 16 13:06:10 so gtg again... later Jul 16 13:06:37 chem|st, today 21:00 local is meeting right? Jul 16 13:06:44 yes Jul 16 13:06:53 in ~6h Jul 16 13:07:25 have two alarms set for that^^ as today is the only day I can do some household stuff.... Jul 16 13:08:05 ok good, thought you'd be occupied by smth else Jul 16 13:08:07 I might do my own serverupgrade during the meeting^^ Jul 16 13:08:26 due for a while now... Jul 16 13:08:49 good luck for your meeting, guys! Jul 16 13:09:02 join in! Jul 16 13:16:17 *sigh* still one stalled apache process per day Jul 16 13:17:00 If anyone of you have development environment for N900, could you give a try if lzop compiles to n900? Jul 16 13:18:54 lzop? Jul 16 13:22:34 It's a compressor, very light on CPU Jul 16 13:22:52 (( though I wonder why that might happen. Maybe Falk is finally taking care...)) nope, no warfare logged in on any of the relevant machines since saturday Jul 16 13:23:53 DocScrutinizer05, lzop at http://www.lzop.org/ - For idea on the usage (comparison to other compressors) http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8051 Jul 16 13:31:37 from those diagrams lzop is "light on CPU" only when it actually has a "compression" of <1 Jul 16 13:31:59 err nope, sorry Jul 16 13:32:50 silly scale of "percent increase" Jul 16 13:33:33 compression factor is "percent increase"/100+1 Jul 16 13:34:08 so lzop can get to 1.9 very fast Jul 16 13:34:11 I've used it mostly on virtual machine image backups. with laptop, the increased time (vs copy) is not much, but space saving are noticiable. Though the images often contain lot of empty space" Jul 16 13:35:04 gzip 2.1 .. 2.3, but with ~4 times the CPU load aka time Jul 16 13:36:05 bzip2: 2.1 .. 2.5 @ ~10* Jul 16 13:36:34 rar: ~3 @ 10* Jul 16 13:37:29 still these figures depend massively on type of data to compress Jul 16 13:39:46 >>I used the same lightly loaded AMD Athlon XP 1700+ CPU with 1GB of RAM and version 2.4.27-1-k7 of the Linux kernel for all tests. Unpredictable disk drive delays were minimized by pre-loading data into RAM.<< LOL, why didn't he use `time` Jul 16 13:40:12 and just cited the effective CPU and IO time consumed Jul 16 13:41:25 figuring that lzop adds the benefit of compressing the stuff, but not being the limiting factor when transmitting the data over wlan Jul 16 13:42:28 ie. feed the backup of / (and /home) to lzop and transmit the compressed data over wlan would hopefully be faster than the same data transmitted uncompressed. Jul 16 13:42:39 (and it takes less space at the destination) Jul 16 13:43:35 That's why there's rsync, it doesn't use the same algorithms as cp and you can compress stuff "on-the-fly" so to speak. Jul 16 13:44:55 Rather the exact same algorithm. Jul 16 13:45:02 even better rsync doesn't transmit unaltered data at all Jul 16 13:45:30 rsync is smart++ Jul 16 13:48:28 My NAS does not support xattrs, figured I'd use tar on N900, pipe the output inside ssh to my NAS. Jul 16 13:48:49 Thus, would like to lzop the tarred data Jul 16 13:48:50 every now and then I do a cp -al ./n900-backup .n900-backup-`date --rfc-3339=date` Jul 16 13:49:41 well, probably n900 also doesn't support xattr Jul 16 13:49:45 ssh root@$1 "/home/opt/maemo/usr/bin/gnu/tar --one-file-system -cpf - /home" > n900-home.tar Jul 16 13:49:58 n900 does support. Tested it by rsyncing to my PC Jul 16 13:50:35 DocScrutinizer05, btw. your backup script has --fake-super which stores stuff to xattr Jul 16 13:51:35 I would like to ssh root@$1 "/home/opt/maemo/usr/bin/gnu/tar --one-file-system -cpf - /home | lzop" > n900-home.tar.lzop Jul 16 13:52:34 err ubi0:rootfs on / type ubifs (rw,bulk_read,no_chk_data_crc) /dev/mmcblk0p2 on /home type ext3 (rw,noatime,errors=continue,commit=1,data=writeback) /dev/mmcblk0p1 on /home/user/MyDocs type vfat (rw,noauto,nodev,exec,nosuid,noatime,nodiratime,utf8,uid=29999,shortname=mixed,dmask=000,fmask=0000,rodir) /dev/mmcblk1p2 on /media/mmc1p2 type ext3 (rw,noauto,nodev,exec,nosuid,noatime,nodiratime) /dev/mmcblk1p1 on /media/mmc1 type Jul 16 13:52:35 vfat (rw,noauto,nodev,exec,nosuid,noatime,nodiratime,utf8,uid=29999,shortname=mixed,dmask=000,fmask=0000,rodir) Jul 16 13:52:40 no xattr Jul 16 13:53:11 hmm, don't ask me what I done 2 years ago Jul 16 13:53:59 I just think it's silly to do a daily full backup, even if the hell compressed out of it Jul 16 13:55:40 make it incremental! Jul 16 13:55:42 btw if anybody knows a tool to evaluate the space used by a bunch of hardlinks and dirs, *without* the hardlinked data... I'd like to hear about it Jul 16 13:55:57 and iirc rsync has a way to rsync hardlinks properly Jul 16 13:56:21 sure it has, but that's completely unrelated to my question Jul 16 13:56:28 oh, evaluate Jul 16 13:56:29 hm Jul 16 13:56:44 does du count hardlinks twice? Jul 16 13:56:49 From my NAS rsync log: 2013/07/16 12:39:53 [32217] rsync: failed to write xattr user.rsync.%stat for "/ Jul 16 13:56:49 mnt/HD/HD_a2/Backups/N900/Daily/home/home/user/.thumbnails/tweetian/.ed1526ba76b Jul 16 13:56:49 921630d557eaca6f11950.png.ATVqAW": Operation not supported (95) Jul 16 13:56:49 Jul 16 13:56:51 >>>> every now and then I do a cp -al ./n900-backup .n900-backup-`date --rfc-3339=date` Jul 16 13:57:06 (darn, tried to have one liner). To my PC it transfers just fine Jul 16 13:57:08 Files having multiple hard links are counted (and displayed) a single time per du execution. Jul 16 13:57:15 bsd/apple du Jul 16 13:58:14 kerio: I know, but how to calculate the disk usage of just the inodes from that? Jul 16 13:58:30 oh you mean *that* Jul 16 13:58:41 japa-fi: thats not 0b file? Jul 16 13:58:47 I *can do Jul 16 13:58:48 why is there even occupied space? Jul 16 13:59:00 i mean, i'm sure that the data is stored somewhere Jul 16 13:59:03 du; cp -al ./n900-backup .n900-backup-`date --rfc-3339=date`; du Jul 16 13:59:05 but it's so dependant on the fs Jul 16 13:59:41 but that's just possible at the time I do the cp Jul 16 14:01:27 btw you can find all files that changed by searching for link-count Jul 16 14:03:11 eventually I gonna port that whole stuff to btrfs and just do snapshots instead of cp -al Jul 16 14:03:15 Drathir, ed1526ba76b921630d557eaca6f11950.png does exist. Jul 16 14:03:50 both rsync have xattr support Jul 16 14:08:51 lzop did compress the backups nicely: Jul 16 14:08:53 -rw-r--r-- 1 jani share_users 339M Jul 16 14:03 N900-home.tar Jul 16 14:08:53 -rw-r--r-- 1 jani share_users 201M Jul 16 13:56 N900-home.tar.lzop Jul 16 14:09:06 -rw-r--r-- 1 jani share_users 261M Jul 16 14:04 N900-root.tar Jul 16 14:09:06 -rw-r--r-- 1 jani share_users 139M Jul 16 13:40 N900-root.tar.lzop Jul 16 14:13:14 japa-fi: why lzop? Jul 16 14:13:15 :s Jul 16 14:13:53 wait, is this on-device? Jul 16 14:15:00 wow, rsync does tricky stuff! create and open a temp-file and imediately delete it while still open :-D Jul 16 14:15:33 phantom disk based storage Jul 16 14:16:21 it's a common method for tempfiles. Automatically deleted when process exits Jul 16 14:16:34 japa-fi: but i mean about that files 15:56 < japa-fi> mnt/HD/HD_a2/Backups/N900/Daily/home/home/user/.thumbnails/tweetian/.ed1526ba76b Jul 16 14:16:37 15:56 < japa-fi> 921630d557eaca6f11950.png.ATVqAW": Operation not supported (95) Jul 16 14:16:40 and not even visible while i use Jul 16 14:16:44 DocScrutinizer05: open it in exclusive mode, too Jul 16 14:18:12 I wish unix/posix had a way to autonatically delete *visible* files on process exit Jul 16 14:18:33 in past i also have issue with files with size 0b but now dont really remember that was with rsync connected... Jul 16 14:18:45 kerio, I would use lzop on N900 to reduce the data transmission by 30-50% for the tar. Jul 16 14:18:48 except for trap clean-up exit Jul 16 14:19:11 DocScrutinizer05: but open file handles are only vaguely related to paths Jul 16 14:19:27 Drathir, the suorce file (thumbnail) exists (without the ATVqAW extension though) Jul 16 14:19:43 kerio: I know. Actually not at all basically Jul 16 14:19:53 japa-fi: not better idea with rsync and compression on the fly? Jul 16 14:20:59 japa-fi: I'd rather loopmount a new volume where you can do whatever you like to the filesystem incl xattr and whatnot, so you could have a true copy of what's on N900 Jul 16 14:22:48 I had my 15min man rsync reading and now see I used --fake-super to store the N900 fs file-attributes like suid etc to my PC backup Jul 16 14:23:42 Drathir, using rsync with --fake-super. --fake-super stores userinfo to xattrs, I seem to have xattr issue with the receiving end. Jul 16 14:24:10 you probably wouldn't want a set-suid "executable" on your PC that's world-executable Jul 16 14:24:13 japa-fi: yes file without .AT* not causing error in my case only hidden files with .AT* give error in my case... Jul 16 14:24:23 On my PC, the xatrrs are no issue, but the NAS has problems... Jul 16 14:25:06 well... I could do the rsync as root on the receiving end... Jul 16 14:25:36 japa-fi: give me i sec i find my rsync command that i sucessful used... but usage with cerful if you want test it... Jul 16 14:25:39 when you want to have a comprehensive copy of a foreign fs, you need to store all attributes that exist there to $somewhere on your local backup Jul 16 14:26:35 and as elaborated above you don't want to do such rsync copy 100% identical, since that introduces vulnerabilities into your backup platform Jul 16 14:26:48 japa-fi: rsync -r -v --progress -c -l -H --partial -z -i /local_path user@server:/remote_path Jul 16 14:27:20 DocScrutinizer05: tar! Jul 16 14:27:23 tar all the things! Jul 16 14:27:23 your best bet probably was to (loop)mount a dedicated fs that's identical to the source fs Jul 16 14:27:40 together, though Jul 16 14:27:48 kerio: tar is a PITA for rsync "incremental" backups Jul 16 14:28:48 kerio: is no problem to tar transfered files on the server side, but is better to have 1:1 files stored to not copy all the things again only the changes... Jul 16 14:29:09 byt that only im thinking ofc... Jul 16 14:29:15 which is all that rsync is all about Jul 16 14:29:35 tar -u? Jul 16 14:29:36 otherwise you actually could do a tar Jul 16 14:29:52 although idk how you could remote it Jul 16 14:30:06 pipe thru ssh? Jul 16 14:30:19 to do -u you need the archive Jul 16 14:30:42 ssh root@192.168.0.126 "/home/opt/maemo/usr/bin/gnu/tar --one-file-system -cpf - /" > My_local_archive.tar Jul 16 14:31:07 126 being my N900 Jul 16 14:31:58 takes 5 minutes to tar the root partition from my N900 Jul 16 14:32:41 btw nas should have basic linx commands and ssh connection or dont? Jul 16 14:32:45 sshfs FTW _o/ Jul 16 14:34:46 but sshfs is waaaaay more overhead than rsync, even with tar -u Jul 16 14:34:59 Drathir, yes, I have Dlink DNS which has some sort of linux (ssh etc) Jul 16 14:35:09 LOL DLink Jul 16 14:35:29 I hope it doesn't have uPnP Jul 16 14:35:40 ;-P Jul 16 14:35:56 [jk] Jul 16 14:36:08 you can't quite do tar -u over ssh, tar needs to *read* the archive it's appending files to Jul 16 14:36:12 the ssh is not there by default, but there is community stuff that adds packet manager, ssh, bast etc Jul 16 14:36:29 kerio: you *can* do tar -u over sshfs Jul 16 14:36:31 bash Jul 16 14:36:33 aka fuse Jul 16 14:36:39 that's why i said ssh Jul 16 14:37:18 if we're worried about overhead, using sshfs is crazy, compared to nfs Jul 16 14:37:42 particularly compared to rsync Jul 16 14:38:05 Well, gotta go now, will return to this later. ~10 minutes for backup is not that bad, but I have the same thought than you guys: Why do it the inefficient way (tar) when there is more efficient way (rsync) Jul 16 14:39:06 yeah, and why add another 100s of MB backup once a day when the files that need new backup are only 1kb in size? Jul 16 14:39:43 DocScrutinizer05: sshfs could be too but need stable wifi connection... Jul 16 14:39:54 that too Jul 16 14:40:39 nah, there's no alternative to rsync, fsck the compression nonsense Jul 16 14:40:46 because if conn interrupted need to mount in other folder - not possible umount egsistens folder... Jul 16 14:41:15 yes, a PITA with most remote mounts, no matter which FS Jul 16 14:41:59 oh i think that only n900 connected problem... good to know... Jul 16 14:42:01 ssh could resume, gven your "credentials" did not change (like e.g. new IP or whatever) Jul 16 14:42:33 NFS not any better in that regard Jul 16 14:43:31 no matter which end reboots, the other end needs a reboot as well. At least it been like this some 12 years ago Jul 16 14:43:56 yes true ssh can can... i do that when connected to local sercer and go out the range of wifi if fast back and connect again terminal unfreeze... Jul 16 14:44:04 since you always end with some stale filehandles or remote mounts that can't get umounted Jul 16 14:44:09 local server* Jul 16 14:44:45 VPN is the only semi-working thing for such stuff I heard Jul 16 14:45:10 dunno if that's correct Jul 16 14:45:23 vpn maybe but only with static ip assign i think Jul 16 14:45:44 inside VPN sure, you need static IP Jul 16 14:45:55 outside it's irrelevant I guess Jul 16 14:46:50 as soon as VPN re-established, the internal IPs are valid again, and all mounts and filehandles etc should commence to work as normal Jul 16 14:47:13 btw dlink much better than netgear ^^ Jul 16 14:47:21 and inside VPN doesn't even know about global outside IPs the VPN uses to establish a connection Jul 16 14:47:43 https://www.buerger-cert.de/archive?type=widtechnicalwarning&nr=TW-T13-0047%20UPDATE%201 Jul 16 14:47:58 (^^^DLink) Jul 16 14:48:26 fsck uPnP Jul 16 14:49:13 if that NAS has some webserver or the like, it actually might have uPnP Jul 16 14:49:24 which might get exploited Jul 16 14:50:14 even when the nas is not directly exposed to internet, it still might manage the uPnP inan otherwise not vulnerable router Jul 16 14:50:17 aiui Jul 16 14:51:14 since I guess uPnP knows to stack Jul 16 14:51:56 i.e. one uPnP device propagates own pinholes to next upper layer uPnP-enabled device/router Jul 16 14:52:19 wild guessing Jul 16 14:55:20 so uPnP in general is a thread and should be turned off on router? Jul 16 15:10:04 yes Jul 16 15:11:11 you don't want your apps/malware to open inbound ports on your router without you even noticing. there's usually a port forward management page in your router administrative web interface for that Jul 16 15:12:50 when I want to do e.g. ssh to my PC, I explicitly forward port 22 from outside world via router to my PC. I don't want sshd doing that for me, in a stealth way (ok, sshd doesn't do uPnP but you got the picture) Jul 16 15:14:05 SIP clients do an incredble amount of trickery to open inbound ports for 5060, see STUN, ICE etc pp Jul 16 15:14:16 DocScrutinizer05: if i good thinking that is about security hole, im right? Jul 16 15:14:25 right Jul 16 15:15:06 oh i see good decode not known language :p Jul 16 15:15:06 uPnP on D-Link allows execution of arbitrary code on your D-Link router, aiui Jul 16 15:15:32 uPnP opens a backdoor to the router itself Jul 16 15:15:58 this doesn't change the shit that is uPnP in general Jul 16 15:16:17 DocScrutinizer05: that like QoS in routers give possibility to restart the router... Jul 16 15:16:43 well, restart router is a DoS at worst case Jul 16 15:17:16 hackers rooting your router you're owned by them Jul 16 15:17:45 they can do whatever they like with the router and to all your traffic in LAN and to internet Jul 16 15:18:41 they could route *all* traffic the travels your router to some remote machine of their choice Jul 16 15:18:54 s/the tr/that tr/ Jul 16 15:18:54 DocScrutinizer05 meant: they could route *all* traffic that travels your router to some remote machine of their choice Jul 16 15:18:55 I make my DSL router as dumb as possible Jul 16 15:19:06 make it just bridge ppp Jul 16 15:19:23 let an appliance do the firewalling Jul 16 15:19:56 alternatively, a patched up windows box, which happens to be pretty secure Jul 16 15:20:12 against average script kiddies anyway Jul 16 15:21:14 iirc most windows patches are for IE/.Net/Office, rather than the security services Jul 16 15:21:15 I ponder to replace my FritzBox by a dedicated linux laptop Jul 16 15:22:27 unless I finally find a way to "root" it myself - telnet hack doesn't work on this one Jul 16 15:22:29 us a VM appliance? Jul 16 15:22:36 *use Jul 16 15:23:05 and use PPP to dial into your VM appliance VPN? Jul 16 15:23:17 probably overkill for a home network Jul 16 15:23:39 indeed, since the VM has to run somewhere on some iron Jul 16 15:25:08 cya, bbl Jul 16 16:21:40 DocScrutinizer05: also include possibility mitm attack ? Jul 16 16:22:52 ~seen shawnjefferson Jul 16 16:23:01 shawnjefferson <~sjefferso@206.108.210.70> was last seen on IRC in channel #maemo, 3d 18h 39m 35s ago, saying: 'great! i just joined that channel'. Jul 16 17:06:19 * Drathir also for sure must turn off upnp... Jul 16 17:09:23 Are applications that available in CSSU-Testing also available in CSSU-Thumb? Jul 16 17:11:00 sure, some of them, that's what cssu-thumb is consisting of Jul 16 17:11:51 amin007110: you asked if cssu-thumb meets own definition Jul 16 17:13:32 some! well, Is there something like autobuilder to convert or rebuild all packages from ARM to THUMB2 ? Jul 16 17:45:10 ack. n900 went down fast. only one warning beep and down it goes, time for a new battery I suppose. Jul 16 17:48:38 ecc3g, battery surface is flat or curve? Jul 16 17:49:13 amin: what do you mean? Jul 16 17:49:23 hi all Jul 16 17:49:31 n900 have the same usb and charger like samsung? Jul 16 17:49:32 I have car charger for samsung , should it work also in n900? Jul 16 17:49:43 also usb cable? Jul 16 17:50:16 I think it should be fairly standardized, as long as the D+ and D- pins are shorted, it should work... Jul 16 17:51:01 though I have seen a lot of "bad" chargers that will take forever to charge, mostly due to construction or wear Jul 16 17:52:01 ecc3g, normally batteries sag and become curved at the end of their lives. Jul 16 17:52:42 ok Jul 16 17:53:05 I can't find password for root Jul 16 17:53:22 should I reinstall maemo or is there default password? Jul 16 17:53:27 I want to find power kerenel ver Jul 16 17:53:41 no preset password DrCode Jul 16 17:54:11 you can assign one by running "passwd" command Jul 16 17:54:27 I did ,but it ask for password Jul 16 17:55:34 Do you have rootsh package installed ? Jul 16 17:55:59 no Jul 16 17:56:16 so install it Jul 16 17:56:23 to dowload it from ovi? Jul 16 17:56:25 ok Jul 16 17:56:33 maemo repo Jul 16 17:58:31 DrCode, also install Faster Application Manager". It works better that default application manager (HAM). Jul 16 18:00:16 NO DONT! Jul 16 18:00:24 ~fapman Jul 16 18:00:39 meh, infobot, lazy b**ch Jul 16 18:00:52 fapman is *deprecated* Jul 16 18:01:32 DrCode: you install rootsh from HAM Jul 16 18:01:44 the use command Jul 16 18:01:45 root Jul 16 18:01:54 to gain root permission Jul 16 18:02:19 (thr frequently suggested sudo gainroot is just cruft) Jul 16 18:02:32 theN use command Jul 16 18:02:59 per default root account has no password Jul 16 18:03:38 DocScrutinizer05, what it the downside with fapman ? Jul 16 18:03:45 next you want to install openssh(server&client), which iirc will ask you to set a root password Jul 16 18:04:17 amin007110: fapman has a record to mess up stuff fubar, under certain conditions Jul 16 18:04:39 fapman does not have expected behavior in all cases, and often is not tested against for major release items. Jul 16 18:05:31 actually never is tested against Jul 16 18:05:36 hi Woody14619 :-D Jul 16 18:05:46 For doing small one-off adds, it's fine. I'd never us it to upgrade a major component though. It uses apt-get and dpkg under the hood, like most things, so usually it's fine. But anything more than installing a card game or a small utility, I'd not trust it. ;) Jul 16 18:05:50 * Woody14619 waves. Jul 16 18:06:29 actually sometimes it reportedly does apt-get autoremove Jul 16 18:06:39 or similar NOGO things Jul 16 18:07:05 Hmmmm... weird. Jul 16 18:07:41 never seen such things before in fapman! Jul 16 18:08:10 never i have seen * Jul 16 18:08:11 Generally nothing apt-get itself won't try to do to you on it's own. But yes, it's less transparent in that you're not seeing the direct feedback from apt-get. :) Jul 16 18:08:36 it *usually* works just fine, but when it fails then it leaves you crying Jul 16 18:08:42 fapman is being deprecated for usage when installing things like CSSU updates. It's not recommended as it may cause breakages as opposed to HAM. fapman is kinda like HAM without any leash. Jul 16 18:08:53 and as usual there's a estimated 7843364 users who claim "Fapman is great. works like a charm! recommended!!!" since they never ran into the >now I mess up your package database and deinstall core system libs<< issue _yet_ Jul 16 18:09:35 So i've never seen, because i've never use fapman for those important things! Jul 16 18:12:25 insatlling kernels or multiboot or uboot or anything like that is a sure bet to get trouble caused by fapman sooner or later. Later since fapman might deinstall of mess up stuff you don't miss until next time you try to use VoIP or app XY whatever. Or even until next system update which simply fails due to unmet dependencies Jul 16 18:12:45 Mind you, I have it installed, and use it on occasion for quick grabs. (I like that it can be set to not fetch a new package db by default, which is nice for moble use.) So for a quick on-the-go install, it's nice. Just have to know it's limits. Jul 16 18:13:04 s/of/or/. Jul 16 18:14:05 I've already cried for that fsck thing (pali hack). but i wonder DocScrutinizer05 how do you count those 7843364 users? automated script or fingers or what? ;) haha:D Jul 16 18:14:14 Sigh.. Battery drain... I must recall to xterm and killall browserd whenever I have to force-exit a browser window. :P It was sitting in the background nicely eatting battery. Jul 16 18:14:51 .oO(I wondered why my pocket was getting warm...) Jul 16 18:14:53 watch HAM doing a system update! it does "suspending all functions including phonecalls and even emergency calls" and stuff like that, to allow flawless update of system. Fapman otoh doesn't even konow about such stuff Jul 16 18:15:01 Woody14619, all browserd sessions are safe to kill in this case? Jul 16 18:15:45 basically yes Jul 16 18:15:46 * Woody14619 nods. The ones that are important re-spawn. Probably not something you want to do while on a call... Otherwise it's generalyl safe. Jul 16 18:16:02 killall browserd Jul 16 18:16:13 skype calls in particular can drop if you do that mid-call. :) Jul 16 18:17:05 skype always drop himself without any need to kill anything extra. heh Jul 16 18:17:48 need to drop skype Jul 16 18:18:09 I'm actually looking forward to a better fsck package... I just had to do a reflash due to massive fs corruption a week or so ago. Almost back to 90% of where I was, but some custom hacks will probably take weeks more to discover. Jul 16 18:18:41 though initially I thought it's a nice idea to have a skype client on my phone, it turned out to be the worst piece of software available for maemo Jul 16 18:18:57 Rather (re)discover. :P Every couple days I try to do something and find it's missing still... :P Jul 16 18:19:29 ooops Jul 16 18:19:33 no BM? Jul 16 18:19:56 Skype is good for audio-only calls on N900. Beyond that... not so much. Jul 16 18:20:21 (note to : tweak BM to backup /home instead of /opt) Jul 16 18:20:34 ok Jul 16 18:20:38 thankyou , it worked Jul 16 18:20:54 No, the BM backups were incomplete going back months. It was failing about 80% in, but replying with a happy green "everything is well" reply. Jul 16 18:21:02 skype might be bearable when started only for making a call. Keeping skyhost active kills your battery Jul 16 18:21:04 what command , I can find power kernel info? Jul 16 18:21:30 uname -a Jul 16 18:21:36 can I install ssh server ? Jul 16 18:21:38 actually /opt actually gets /home. /home is a loopmount from /opt/home. Jul 16 18:21:45 DrCode, yes Jul 16 18:21:54 thanks DocScrutinizer05 Jul 16 18:21:57 [2013-07-16 20:03:45] next you want to install openssh(server&client), which iirc will ask you to set a root password Jul 16 18:22:16 apt-get install openssh? Jul 16 18:22:24 NO, use HAM Jul 16 18:22:44 either works actually... Having just did it a week ago... :) Jul 16 18:23:06 since ssh again is a package that probably fails when installed via apt-get or fapman Jul 16 18:23:51 * DocScrutinizer05 wonders how apt-get will open up the requester for root password on X11 Jul 16 18:24:16 The same way it does in HAM, it runs a setup app it installs for the purpose. Jul 16 18:24:53 lol Jul 16 18:25:33 There's not mechanism to ask for a password in HAM. You can ask data, but it's not dotted out, liked you'd want a password to be. :P Jul 16 18:25:58 OMFG, how I hate that dotted-out passwords Jul 16 18:26:47 not that it matters in Maemo... you can see any password stored in that way showing dots if you know how to. ;) Jul 16 18:26:55 you could actually argue that at least for *setting* passwords it's a BUG to use hidden entry Jul 16 18:27:42 Ah, but anyone could be looking over your shoulder at any time, no? ;) Security to be super secure... in all cases! Jul 16 18:27:52 do they use that age old mistake of just defining/using a all-dots fint? Jul 16 18:27:55 font* Jul 16 18:28:12 Until you know you can look at any password field the right way and it fails. Jul 16 18:28:48 Yes and no. They do use the dot font, but also prevent "cut" from that widget... Jul 16 18:28:58 haha Jul 16 18:29:08 So you can't cut/paste it to see what it is. Jul 16 18:29:45 But if you have a tool that directly accesses such things (like, oh, say a vkb), well... all bets are off. Jul 16 18:30:10 Handy to know when you forgot a wifi password, but need to know it for another device. ;) Jul 16 18:31:19 * Woody14619 waits while everyone goes silent while finding the setting to enable and test this "feature".... Jul 16 18:31:20 hehe again Jul 16 18:31:39 lol, I already have it "enabled" Jul 16 18:31:42 wifi passwd I do recall is stored in dbus or something. Jul 16 18:32:03 yes, with rot13 as I recall. :) Jul 16 18:32:04 gconftool -R /|less Jul 16 18:32:15 Its even stored as plaintext. Jul 16 18:32:54 Is it really? I thought that was one of the fixes in PR1.2 or so. :P Jul 16 18:33:01 http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=68063 Jul 16 18:33:24 gconftool-2 -R /system/osso/connectivity/IAP Jul 16 18:33:33 here you are Jul 16 18:34:12 EAP_wpa_preshared_passphrase = Jul 16 18:34:42 le sigh... Not that it's a huge issue. It's flying over the air constantly anyway. :P Jul 16 18:34:46 EAP_wpa_preshared_key = [52,169,215,73,209,5... if you prefer numeric Jul 16 18:35:34 err, I think it doesn't, just a challenge/response negotiation Jul 16 18:35:43 The "device lock" is encrypted however, it was a looming security flaw with earlier (maemo) predecessors. Jul 16 18:36:04 it still is a joke Jul 16 18:36:11 Yes, but even that's breakable... rather easily. Jul 16 18:36:36 http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=524522#post524522 Jul 16 18:36:39 It's docuemented in the forums how to break it. Jul 16 18:36:45 yeah.. that. :) Jul 16 18:36:48 first Jul 16 18:36:52 ;-) Jul 16 18:38:12 Not that it's hard... 4 digit numeric code? Even salted, it's easily computable and storable for a quick index lookup. Whole table would fit on a DVD without issue, uncompressed. Jul 16 18:40:24 but actually THAT might have been fixed in PR1.3 Jul 16 18:40:34 5 digit Jul 16 18:41:04 My favorite security flaw: E$t3l's version of true crypt (1.7). Uses a standard widget to ask for password, complete with "first letter is auto-capital" and "auto-dictionary add if feature is enabled system wide" functionality.... Thus my forced pin/save of the deb for v1.6. :P Jul 16 18:41:45 no, still works, but *only* with messybox grep Jul 16 18:42:00 gnugrep fails even with -a Jul 16 18:42:14 Nothing says security like having your password auto-saved to your custom dictionary... Jul 16 18:42:35 ROTFL at autocomplete Jul 16 18:43:28 E*_ is such a .... Jul 16 18:43:35 Now *that* is something that should be default disabled for password fields. (Yet it's not... any system password you type that's non-standard *will* end up in your custom dictionary... FYI.) Jul 16 18:44:26 thank goodness for autocomplete editor... (One of Robin's fine apps if I recall correctly). Jul 16 18:45:41 switch off friggin autocomplete, fool! ;-D I don't think it's any helpful anyway Jul 16 18:46:26 I actually even forgot it ever existed - went "disabled" after 4h of N900 posession Jul 16 18:46:49 which helped a lot back when it made apps segfault Jul 16 18:46:58 ;-D Jul 16 18:47:28 I find it usefull the first month, as there are lots of words I use that are not in the limited dictonary on the N900. I generally leave it on after a reflash (by accident) and once I notice it entering words I've misspelled in the past it reminds me to clean/disable. By then it's learned most of the words I use that are non-standard. ;) Jul 16 18:47:36 (I also forgot about details of this brilliant little episode) Jul 16 18:48:35 ooh, the option where it doesn't autocomplete but only learn Jul 16 18:48:44 for manual completion Jul 16 18:48:49 I think it's on right now... should clean/disable that, since I did restore my home directory, which should had pulled that custom one in. Jul 16 18:49:14 No, I love the autocomplete feature. Even with autolearn off, it's usefull. :) Jul 16 18:49:55 Just having a way to clean out the cruft is useful. (Rob1n made it... http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=55884 ) Jul 16 18:49:58 I frequently find myself typing faster than correcting false autocompletions Jul 16 18:51:04 I've always meant to augment that app some day to let you enter a custom word into to save, thus removing the need for the crappy auto-learn. :P Jul 16 18:56:30 how about adding your passwords to the blacklist, so they won't get learned anymore? ;-) Jul 16 18:58:48 * amin007110 is waiting for first boot of N900 after vanilla flashing! Jul 16 19:29:08 DocScrutinizer05, btw.. my dlink dns-325 has home dnla server which includes upnp. The stuff is disabled (and will be). Jul 16 19:29:52 And back to the comment of xattrs not supported: I've seen one message in a dlink forum about the same issue, no reply, no solution Jul 16 19:30:52 thus, lzop for n900 would be great. I was able to compile it to my NAS with simple ./configure (some flags), make && make install Jul 16 22:02:28 hmm... n900 with 288 hours of standby time... ha. Jul 16 22:05:01 I probably killed this BL5J in the past 6 months more than what I did to it with the 5230 over 2 years... **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Jul 16 22:42:58 2013 Jul 16 23:38:19 * brolin_empey_ cannot leave Maemo 5 running indefinitely because eventually the GUI becomes so unresponsive that the computer is practically unusable. I seem to need to power cycle my N900 again after “only” 13 days, 6 hours of uptime. :/ Jul 16 23:39:22 There's a fix out there Jul 16 23:41:17 robbiethe1st: Do you mean to power cycle the N900 every week even if the GUI is still responsive? :P Jul 16 23:43:06 No Jul 16 23:43:27 I think there's a patch for hildon-home which helps Jul 16 23:49:14 robbiethe1st: Without a fix, I think I seriously have to power-cycle every week as a workaround because I lose too much time if I leave Maemo 5 running until the GUI becomes very unresponsive. Jul 16 23:49:26 Check the forums Jul 16 23:49:41 Or ask DocS Jul 16 23:51:06 DocScrutinizer05: DocScrutinizer51: ↑ Jul 16 23:54:28 Incidentally, does anyone here have experience with the new QNX-based BlackBerry 10 OS, specifically on the BlackBerry Q10 handheld computer? Jul 17 00:00:25 slow down of UI after several days is known issue attributed to swap fragmentation. A) reswap or similar tools help B) I have uptimes of >180days with perfectly responsive GUI. No browser wondows open though, no desktop widgets that hog memory Jul 17 00:01:43 but even on my daily phone I get usually way >14days until I eventually need to reboot or reswap. I close browser windows immediately after using them, on this device. I also use webbrowser rarely Jul 17 00:02:24 and I have a reasonably small (<1MB) eventsdb Jul 17 00:03:15 * ecc3g regularly "aw, crap forgot about that" crashes his n900 by forgetting to swapoff the microsd before opening the back cover... Jul 17 00:04:13 hehe this cold happen to me now too, since a few days ago I did swapon mmcblk1p3, to test my drivelight Jul 17 00:06:15 Actually even worse, I'm not pulling off the cover to access the microusb, it's to readjust the lanyard :o Jul 17 00:06:48 syslog been a funny read, to see how HD tore down all sorts of preloaded stuff like dialer and whatnot, to handle low storage situation when I did swapoff mmcblk0p3 (786M) after swapon mmcblk1p3 (180M) Jul 17 00:07:20 everything recovered great when I swapon'ed the eMMC swap again Jul 17 00:07:36 but I kept uSD swap on concurrently Jul 17 00:09:06 I keep both up for no particular reason, except with microsd with higher priority Jul 17 00:09:20 makes sense Jul 17 00:09:38 I need to figure out how to stop it from trying to disable microsd when pulling off the cover though :D Jul 17 00:10:05 thus you don't need to enable eMMC one when reswapping or planning to open backcover. just swapoff Jul 17 00:11:05 disabling uSD poweroff when opening backcover might be hard on a SW patch level. They are entangled on a pretty low HW level Jul 17 00:11:41 Ah... doh. Jul 17 00:12:52 well, there must be a certain level of sw control over that, but it's pretty kneedeep into kernel hacking, low level driver stuff for MMC driver Jul 17 00:13:22 I was thinking, if it were possible, just ignore all back cover udev events somehow... Jul 17 00:13:38 nah, that's way lower Jul 17 00:13:49 it's inside the MMC kernel driver Jul 17 00:14:11 maybe even a cofig option (register bit) in MMC hw block Jul 17 00:14:15 or cut off a small piece of a neodymium magnet and tape it onto the sensor :D Jul 17 00:14:29 yep, that's the hacker solution Jul 17 00:15:03 but I figure I'll just remember to swapoff... or... don't fsck with the cover... heh Jul 17 00:15:22 I recently found efka cigarette papers (100 pack) with tiny strong magnet inside to keep lid closed Jul 17 00:15:47 "special" Jul 17 00:16:02 hmm. Jul 17 00:16:41 Why not just solder the sensor closed? Jul 17 00:16:42 the maknet is inside the lid carton. less than a millimeter all together Jul 17 00:17:08 magnet, dang Jul 17 00:18:13 must do no damage to the dwindling supply of N900's. :D Jul 17 00:18:25 UGH, s/efka/gizeh/ Jul 17 00:18:37 Bah, that's not damage, that's improvement! Jul 17 00:20:05 http://www.amazon.de/Papers-Gizeh-medium-Magnet-100er/dp/B0051TYR72 Jul 17 00:21:13 That reminds me... I've got to go see about fixing my original N900, fix the USB port Jul 17 00:21:16 ah... not a smoker, now that makes sense. Jul 17 00:23:36 whoops. now i know that sending X-OFF will eventually cause gentoo emerges to block once the buffer is full... grr. Jul 17 00:23:47 when soldering the sensor closed, you have two options: shut down N900 to swap uSD. Or build a patched MMC kernel driver that needs an even more intrusive patch to switch down uSD power under SW control Jul 17 00:26:20 BWAHAHA that pack of papers has a FSC stamp (no forrest killing for the paper, kinda "green label") but then the waste Neodym on the magnets Jul 17 00:26:37 heh Jul 17 00:27:04 makes a lot of sense, considering how China looks like where they get those rare earthes Jul 17 00:27:17 I cant believe they used a neodymium magnet for that? sure it's not ferrite or something? Jul 17 00:27:42 * DocScrutinizer05 ponders to get a 40 of those papers, since they probably aren't a product to last Jul 17 00:28:01 It might well be neodymium if the magnet is used with perhaps a rubber seal to keep it dry Jul 17 00:29:23 * ecc3g tries to remember to strip neodymium magnets from all drives before disposing of them... Jul 17 00:34:07 W*T*F??? Jul 17 00:34:10 IroN900:~# cat /proc/swaps Jul 17 00:34:12 Filename Type Size Used Priority Jul 17 00:34:13 /dev/mmcblk0p3 partition 786424 0 -2 Jul 17 00:34:15 /dev/mmcblk1p3 partition 136184 111696 -1 Jul 17 00:34:38 look at priority, I don't even have gnu-swapon or messybox-power Jul 17 00:35:17 and my camera made device swap like mad and finally hang on camera viefinder after I took a snapshot Jul 17 00:35:22 ...of the magnet Jul 17 00:36:05 killing camera in taskswitcher and "ok kill it" finally solved the instant problem Jul 17 00:36:31 weird Jul 17 00:37:11 I think my uSD is pretty slow Jul 17 00:37:48 I do wonder how linux keeps track of blocks evicted to one or the other swap spaces... Jul 17 00:38:06 IroN900:~# cat /proc/swaps Jul 17 00:38:08 Filename Type Size Used Priority Jul 17 00:38:09 /dev/mmcblk0p3 partition 786424 17684 -1 Jul 17 00:38:19 currently I have a huge 1.25GB swap on my microsd :D Jul 17 00:38:31 that's insane Jul 17 00:38:40 it even reduces available RAM Jul 17 00:39:16 you need comsiderable amount of real RAM to handle the lookup tables for swap Jul 17 00:39:27 yeah, as above, I wonder how it keeps track of pages...when it will decide to use one or other swap Jul 17 00:39:53 it keeps track via the lookup tables I'd think Jul 17 00:40:15 don't ask me though how it decides which of two swaps with equal prio to use Jul 17 00:40:23 I have done some silly stuff, I once made one of my 384MB X86 boxes compile firefox 10 Jul 17 00:41:02 come link time, it needs 1.5GB VM to complete, it took several hours to finish linking Jul 17 00:44:33 I guess I also wonder if you have more than 1 swap space, and the swap space with higher priority is full, when/if it decides to put lesser used pages on the lower priority swap or whatever... hmm. Jul 17 00:44:40 lots of possibilities here... Jul 17 00:46:16 http://maemo.cloud-7.de/share-service/20130717_003.jpg ff Jul 17 00:47:12 GOD they're pretty bad when viewing them on PC large screen Jul 17 00:47:14 sorry Jul 17 00:47:22 * DocScrutinizer05 blushes Jul 17 00:49:09 no, it for sure won't move swap pages from higher prio swap to lower prio swap to make space on higher swap Jul 17 00:49:41 it simply tries to use higher swap until it's not capable of taking the page to swap out Jul 17 00:49:57 then switches to lower swap Jul 17 00:50:58 anyway the magnet *looks* like V4A steel Jul 17 00:51:33 and it's damn strong Jul 17 00:52:19 I'd guess 100g Jul 17 00:52:20 hm Jul 17 00:52:29 is theonering still developed? Jul 17 00:53:13 if the tiny steel plate in the "body" of the paper pack wasn't under a 0.3mm carton, then the magnet would be too strong Jul 17 01:22:29 hah, got me 40 nice little magnets, basically for free (and even saved some money on the papers too :-D ) Jul 17 01:23:06 40 magnets PLUS 400 papers, for 28EUR. Great deal Jul 17 01:23:31 usually I'd pay ~40 for the papers alone **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Jul 17 02:59:59 2013