**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Jul 02 03:00:00 2014 Jul 02 08:09:15 moin :) Jul 02 13:26:38 Happy Early Independence Day America: americathemovie.com Jul 02 15:22:41 Snafu777: ping Jul 02 15:25:45 Hi Jul 02 15:25:57 * Snafu777 likes a good pinging Jul 02 15:26:07 It's like flogging but cleaner Jul 02 15:26:27 hehe Jul 02 15:26:32 So whats up Jul 02 15:26:58 just wanted to find out if you pursued the easy-deb & x over network thing you tried about 2 days ago.. Jul 02 15:27:03 Ah Jul 02 15:27:09 :D Jul 02 15:27:20 I tried over windows, but had issues with two things: My lack of knowledge -and- I believe firewall issues Jul 02 15:27:28 So, I want to try in linux, but haven't had the time yet Jul 02 15:27:40 i'm on linux. not working either. and definitely no firewall :( Jul 02 15:27:45 Ah Jul 02 15:27:53 And yer familiar with ssh -X type things? Jul 02 15:28:02 X11 forwarding I should say rather Jul 02 15:28:18 * Snafu777 has forwarded over X once before Jul 02 15:28:23 yes. i wanted to try without ssh however Jul 02 15:28:27 I did it just to try it out and understand the concept Jul 02 15:28:35 See without SSH, just go VNC Jul 02 15:28:40 but it will be god awful on the rendering Jul 02 15:28:46 I figure ssh x11 forwarding would be smoothr Jul 02 15:28:51 And "more" secure Jul 02 15:28:53 i have never liked vnc :P Jul 02 15:29:31 i'll keep trying with x alone (on my LAN) .. i'm sure there's another explanation/solution Jul 02 15:29:42 I'm guessing it's maemo Jul 02 15:29:47 and how fragmented the damn OS is Jul 02 15:30:11 Oooooo, Lets mount / on a 256mb NAND chip. Let's give 30 gigs to a vfat and 2gigs to a ext3 Jul 02 15:30:14 Thats inelligent Jul 02 15:30:18 Sicelo: magic cookies/xauth Jul 02 15:30:21 We'll make the people suffer by having to optimize stuff Jul 02 15:30:22 and some X11 conf Jul 02 15:30:34 bencoh: xhost .. added my N900 ip there Jul 02 15:31:00 (why would you wanna do that btw ??) Jul 02 15:31:01 See, i didn't have to do any hardcore configuration with my X11 forwarding experiment Jul 02 15:31:06 In Mint it just worked Jul 02 15:31:40 yes, the first time i asked myself the same question bencoh .. then again, proof-of-concept, i guess Jul 02 15:47:06 Snafu777: hey, we gotta have audio at boot time Jul 02 15:47:13 otherwise people won't be able to hear the sound to the mr hands video Jul 02 15:47:24 brand recognition yo Jul 02 15:47:25 Audio at boot time? Jul 02 15:47:41 Mr hands? Jul 02 15:47:44 I deleted mr hands Jul 02 15:47:46 Evil Jul 02 15:47:52 That was from NAMBLA's website Jul 02 15:47:52 one of the few reasons we can't move /usr to a separate partition is that the system needs pulseaudio to bootan Jul 02 15:47:53 *boot Jul 02 15:47:56 Some old man grabbing a youngsters hand Jul 02 15:48:02 Oh Jul 02 15:48:04 I see Jul 02 15:48:07 and pulseaudio is installed in /usr Jul 02 15:48:11 * Snafu777 shuts up and listens to kerio Jul 02 15:48:36 no, mr hands was the dude who died after having sex with a horse Jul 02 15:48:44 by extension, the nokia boot-time video with the shaking hands Jul 02 15:48:51 fucking our filesystem in the ass Jul 02 15:49:18 i really, really, REALLY don't get why the fuck they didn't compile the emmc modules in the kernel Jul 02 15:49:22 so we could mount /usr early Jul 02 15:49:34 Here is a question kerio Jul 02 15:49:38 With the knowledge in this channel Jul 02 15:49:48 Could "the community" not create a 4th release of the OS? Jul 02 15:49:59 we can hardly find maintainers for cssu Jul 02 15:50:00 p4 or whatever Jul 02 15:50:08 let alone something like that Jul 02 15:50:32 also, nemo mobile is what you're looking for, i think Jul 02 15:50:48 nemo mobile? Jul 02 15:51:02 or maybe Mer Jul 02 15:51:04 i never understood Jul 02 15:52:03 I just wish it was all one partition Jul 02 15:52:08 screw the 256mb NAND Jul 02 15:52:24 or several partitions on the 32gb chip Jul 02 15:52:32 laggy Jul 02 15:52:35 just not / on one chip and the rest on the other Jul 02 15:52:36 ~m32g Jul 02 15:52:37 U think so? Jul 02 15:52:45 mh Jul 02 15:52:49 what was the link Jul 02 15:52:51 yeah, i'm fairly sure Jul 02 15:52:53 Granted, I know crap about this type of stuff Jul 02 15:53:02 the emmc is noticeably slower than the nand Jul 02 15:53:08 I just hate the concept of optimization with a passion Jul 02 15:53:16 there's some scripts made by pali to install the system on the emmc Jul 02 15:53:22 giving you pretty much all the space you want Jul 02 15:53:36 I just did bind mounts to make space Jul 02 15:53:50 yeah, it works Jul 02 15:53:54 created /home/rootfs_bind Jul 02 15:54:04 i made so much space that i could even disable the compression on nand Jul 02 15:54:04 copied essential stuff to it, and bind mount to it Jul 02 15:54:06 etc... Jul 02 15:54:09 which makes things go even faster Jul 02 15:54:29 the thing is Jul 02 15:54:35 the n900 is bottlenecked both by cpu and by IO Jul 02 15:55:14 See I could care less about iphone type speeds Jul 02 15:55:23 I'm fine with 600mHz that I overclock to 1.1ghz Jul 02 15:55:32 I just want consistency with other *nix platforms Jul 02 15:55:36 i should probably overclock my n900 tbh Jul 02 15:55:40 Why do we need a fourth release (PR1.4)? CSSU has had multiple releases? Jul 02 15:55:47 it won't last much longer anyway Jul 02 15:55:48 I run mine at 850 and it runs greate Jul 02 15:55:57 Because not all of us use CSSU sixwheeledbeast Jul 02 15:56:00 I'm one of the ones who don't Jul 02 15:56:03 Snafu777: oh, btw Jul 02 15:56:04 use cssu Jul 02 15:56:07 because it breaks to tools I use Jul 02 15:56:16 pentest stff Jul 02 15:56:19 stuff Jul 02 15:56:35 so... you're overclocking and you don't even have cssu-thumb installed Jul 02 15:56:44 nope Jul 02 15:56:45 gj Jul 02 15:57:01 Hell, I can walk you through my steps, I keep them onine =) Jul 02 15:57:03 Well Nokia has abandoned Maemo so the only updates will be Community ones Jul 02 15:57:20 ~pr14 Jul 02 15:57:23 ~pr1.4 Jul 02 15:57:23 PR1.4 has always been a ban'able subject Jul 02 15:57:30 ~botsnack Jul 02 15:57:30 :), kerio Jul 02 15:57:34 so cute ^_^ Jul 02 15:57:49 configitnow.com/pwnphone/DIRECTIONS Jul 02 15:57:55 :] Jul 02 15:58:05 configitnow.com/pwnphone/pwnphone_img_v4.0.tar.lzma Jul 02 15:58:19 configitnow.com/pwnphone/stock_images.tar.lzma Jul 02 15:58:22 Snafu777: how does it break the tools? isn't just fixing it better idea than being stuck without updates? :P Jul 02 15:58:26 That's how I do it kerio Jul 02 15:58:34 I manage my own updates? Jul 02 15:58:37 :) CSSU is not meant to break anything, well Stable definitely isn't. Jul 02 15:58:38 Keep my own repos =) Jul 02 15:58:42 Meh, install Gentoo! :P Jul 02 15:58:53 oh so you've upgraded openssl by yourself? Jul 02 15:58:55 And paint a couple of white stripes on your device Jul 02 15:59:15 I haven't had a need to upgrade openssl on it Jul 02 15:59:23 Katajakasa: you're a fucking noob Jul 02 15:59:25 I pentest with the phone, i don't browse to https with it, nor run a server Jul 02 15:59:28 everyone knows that RED stripes make it go faster Jul 02 15:59:45 I could have openssl 0.1 on it and be thrilled Jul 02 15:59:48 red car, says the monkey ! Jul 02 15:59:55 Snafu777: duplicating efforts? why for? Jul 02 15:59:57 What i care about are pentest tools, hping, aircrack, metasploit, etc... Jul 02 16:00:16 every tool you mention should work on cssu Jul 02 16:00:20 if it doesn't, it's a bug Jul 02 16:00:22 :nod: Jul 02 16:00:28 They don't work with the scripts prior written Jul 02 16:00:35 and bugs should be fixed Jul 02 16:00:38 And I don't want to re-write the scripts Jul 02 16:00:44 and published, so anyone can benefit Jul 02 16:01:01 kerio: hah, fool! white stripes obviously reflect light away from the device so that the cpu can reach light speed easier Jul 02 16:01:20 While it is true that I should go with CSSU (Can't argue) Jul 02 16:01:32 I don't because last time I did, everything that I was accustomed to, broke. Jul 02 16:01:45 hm... Jul 02 16:01:47 I'd also have to figure out where and at what point in the upgrade to flip the bind mounts Jul 02 16:02:02 Well anything that "broke" should be repoted and fixed. Jul 02 16:02:09 Having to run the optimize thingie on a deb is not fun Jul 02 16:02:17 But nobody in CSSU cares about hacking tools Jul 02 16:02:20 especially if it's cssu-stable Jul 02 16:02:27 CSSU is more for people who actually use the phone for smartphone purposes Jul 02 16:02:36 At least from the responses I had last time I brought it up Jul 02 16:02:40 hm, no ?() Jul 02 16:02:46 Not from what I could tell Jul 02 16:02:49 I'd love to help out Jul 02 16:02:52 I can't imagine anything that would break from CSSU Stable upgrade. Jul 02 16:02:54 I use some neat stuff with my n900 Jul 02 16:03:51 I guess I could try it again Jul 02 16:03:56 I disagree CSSU Stable is for everyone.... Jul 02 16:04:05 Let me ask this then, if I go CSSU stable, does packet injection come standard or do I have to jump a rainbow to make it happen? Jul 02 16:04:29 packet injection isn't in PR1.3 Jul 02 16:04:38 But it is if you use the power kernel Jul 02 16:04:52 I dont see why cssu would break it Jul 02 16:04:58 as long as you keep using power kernel Jul 02 16:05:03 well CSSU doesn't effect the kernel Jul 02 16:05:41 Specifically I use kernel-power_2.6.28-maemo46-wl1_armel.deb because anything newer than that seems to act FUNKY with airbase-ng Jul 02 16:05:48 dropped clients Jul 02 16:05:53 Multiple reassociations for NO reason Jul 02 16:05:54 etc.. Jul 02 16:05:59 I have CSSU Stable and KP no problem. I don't use packet injection. Jul 02 16:06:27 Snafu777: you should report those issues to Pali aka KP maintainer. Jul 02 16:06:44 KP is an extras package after all not a CSSU system package Jul 02 16:07:55 How about the system asking the user to type in a password when pressing an icon that launched a script requiring root Jul 02 16:08:12 for cssu-thumb, you actually even *have to* use kernel-power Jul 02 16:08:45 If you install CSSU-thumb then KP will be upgraded to the latest, due to depending on errata workaround. Jul 02 16:08:57 :nod: dos1 beat me :P Jul 02 16:11:17 Snafu777: have you password protected root? Jul 02 16:12:00 of course Jul 02 16:12:08 installing openssh makes u change the pword Jul 02 16:12:21 set one rather Jul 02 16:12:33 so if you open a terminal and type root you have to enter a password? Jul 02 16:12:40 oh Jul 02 16:12:40 no Jul 02 16:13:06 well CSSU shouldn't play with either. Jul 02 16:13:14 but if i ssh into the n900, i must type password for root Jul 02 16:17:52 After having read about CSSU thumb it seems I'm missing out on some "real" performace. Does it really make her performt hat much better? Jul 02 16:19:19 Yes it's a lot snappier due to less memory being used. However you can't use thumb if you want to keep KP46. Jul 02 16:20:41 I know that Jul 02 16:20:54 I'm curious as to see if the newest KP will drop clients Jul 02 16:28:40 maybe bm your setup and try. If you have issues you'll have to reflash, install kp46 and restore bm Jul 02 16:29:25 sixwheeledbeast: do you have figures regarding thumb vs nonthumb ? Jul 02 16:29:38 or maybe kp's changelogs has some notes on bugfixes Jul 02 16:30:12 bencoh: no, fmg is the man to ask re thumb Jul 02 16:30:36 freemangordon: do you have figures regarding thumb vs nonthumb ? :) Jul 02 16:31:06 ~cssu-thumb Jul 02 16:31:06 hmm... cssu-thumb is [thumb2 microb] indeed seems to render like mad, subjectively, or http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=1220597, or http://wiki.maemo.org/Community_SSU/Thumb Jul 02 16:32:37 so ... 30% ? Jul 02 16:33:06 "With packages that are so far in CSSU-thumb repository, the code size is reduced by approximately 35MiB" well much less then Jul 02 16:35:12 I imagine it will be reduced a little more than that now Jul 02 16:39:14 hmm, My Location hasn't been working for a while, I wonder why. I have a A-GPS fix...mmm Jul 02 17:33:52 bencoh: it is a bit relative, as code size is reduced by 30-40 % for thumb vs non, but not everything is thumb-compiled. also, keep in mind that most system libs (read - most of the time in RAM) are thumb-compiled, so the end effect is bigger than one may think by just looking at those 35MiB Jul 02 17:48:05 * ecc2g looks for another n900 to try thumb on ... Jul 02 17:50:29 kerio: Are you there? Jul 02 17:50:38 no Jul 02 17:50:43 too bad Jul 02 17:50:49 When do you think you will be back, eh? Jul 02 17:50:50 =) Jul 02 17:50:55 Yer cssu saavy Jul 02 17:51:01 So here is a question Jul 02 17:51:09 Let me pull up my work for a sec so i can speak from text Jul 02 17:52:24 http://pastebin.com/v5gauwkr Jul 02 17:52:36 If I wanted to be able to use that technique, could it be done with cssu? Jul 03 02:01:56 DocScrutinizer: infobot joined! Jul 03 02:02:07 ~wb Jul 03 02:02:08 It's great to be back! Jul 03 02:06:17 DocScrutinizer: infobot joined! Jul 03 02:16:31 nie spimy lecimy Jul 03 02:16:39 :-) Jul 03 02:20:17 ant_: eh? Jul 03 02:22:52 wrong # sorry Jul 03 02:22:56 but i've said Jul 03 02:23:19 something like "do not sleep, dance!" Jul 03 02:23:38 there is other very popular "sleeping is for faggots" ;p Jul 03 02:26:45 k :-D Jul 03 02:27:33 nevertheless, me suspend-to-bed Jul 03 02:28:38 not here Jul 03 02:28:46 stupid birds start singing Jul 03 02:29:14 angry birds ;p Jul 03 02:29:25 in 30min I need my sunglasses Jul 03 02:30:06 i've left my raybans @ ~ Jul 03 02:30:11 I mean at home ;p Jul 03 02:30:38 I'm at home, and my raybans are 30cm away Jul 03 02:30:50 which model? Jul 03 02:30:59 err, where to find out? Jul 03 02:31:15 left side inside I believe ;-) Jul 03 02:31:37 left side of the frame Jul 03 02:31:40 inside Jul 03 02:31:40 RB8305? Jul 03 02:31:45 y I believe Jul 03 02:32:02 https://www.google.pl/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&docid=_Iw-Iap310K-mM&tbnid=h-pC1O6ZepBQNM:&ved=0CAUQjRw&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.luxoneyes.com%2Feng%2Fsunglasses%2Fray-ban.cfm%3Fsunglassid%3D885056&ei=m8C0U9PIL-ie0QXagIH4AQ&bvm=bv.70138588,d.ZWU&psig=AFQjCNFKWx_B0SiEhF35DIXihQ1S4UOxeg&ust=1404441112668515 Jul 03 02:32:07 sorry Jul 03 02:32:10 http://www.luxoneyes.com/images/imgeye/23/img_art_CARBON_FIBRE_CL_RB_8305_082_71_A.jpg Jul 03 02:32:13 this ones? Jul 03 02:32:30 yup Jul 03 02:32:36 I've had 3 pair of aviators and the actual ones are broken also :> Jul 03 02:32:43 scratched the glass Jul 03 02:33:16 the optician said its hard to break the glass even with the hammer Jul 03 02:33:34 and that's my 3rd pair in 2 or 3 years ;( Jul 03 02:34:06 dang. Have a polariod since 6 years, the rayban since 3 Jul 03 02:34:32 anyway, o/ Jul 03 02:34:36 sure Jul 03 02:34:36 cya Jul 03 02:34:39 nn Jul 03 02:35:59 Polaroid is on my tmo avatar iirc Jul 03 02:36:32 http://talk.maemo.org/member.php?u=35572 Jul 03 02:37:09 cya Jul 03 02:59:00 iam not asleep Jul 03 02:59:02 thought you were **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Jul 03 03:00:00 2014