**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Aug 10 02:59:59 2015 Aug 10 11:18:55 moin :) Aug 10 11:19:01 oink Aug 10 11:19:18 KotCzarny: cześć Aug 10 11:19:25 zgrr: siemka Aug 10 11:22:24 games for N900, any suggestions? I wanted to play mortal kombat with pico drive, however the controls are not working maybe? I press start (spacebar) and it's not starting :/ Aug 10 11:22:55 emulated ones or native? Aug 10 11:23:16 http://pupnik.de/software.html Aug 10 11:24:06 http://maemo.org/downloads/Maemo5/games/ Aug 10 11:24:31 KotCzarny: no difference, however, I'd like the emulated ones to impress my friends :P Aug 10 11:24:52 http://www.my-maemo.com/software/category.php?name=Games_&_Entertainment&fldAuto=35 Aug 10 11:25:13 also, talk.maemo.org should help you (search) Aug 10 11:26:32 but to be honest, n900's power lies in being almost normal linux box Aug 10 11:28:17 yes Aug 10 11:28:32 truly open Aug 10 11:28:39 ah, you have a point, I used to play widelands for hours on my laptop, then I was amazed to play it with the same quality on the N900 Aug 10 11:29:45 still, mortal kombat is not working :( Aug 10 11:30:24 try uae and amiga version? Aug 10 11:30:25 I was testing wireless speakers. I was suprised to hear that n900 has better audio quality than iPod Aug 10 11:31:40 surprised? Aug 10 11:31:45 :D Aug 10 11:37:33 a little bit Aug 10 11:38:21 after all it is the iPod which was marketed as an audio player. Aug 10 11:38:28 :) Aug 10 11:38:55 wasnt bt codec hacked up by community? Aug 10 11:41:05 OOTB Aug 10 11:41:12 Few weeks ago i bouth bluetooth adapter for headphones from famous Chinese maker called Bluedio. Aug 10 11:41:27 ... and you know what? Aug 10 11:41:54 it works? Aug 10 11:42:18 Quality of audio from N900 was better over bluetooth than directly connected via 3.5mm jack. Same headphones of course. Aug 10 11:42:27 hmm Aug 10 11:42:33 thats weird Aug 10 11:42:39 maybe its just louder? Aug 10 11:42:45 It is, isn't it Aug 10 11:42:53 No, not lauder. Aug 10 11:43:01 Just better audio. Aug 10 11:43:05 sometimes people mistake louder signal for better Aug 10 11:43:27 Maybe that chinese dongle has better D/A converters than Nokia? Aug 10 11:43:36 could be that bt adapter doing dirty tricks with eq Aug 10 11:43:42 Or better amplifier? Aug 10 11:43:53 dirty tricks with eq i bet Aug 10 11:44:25 or sucky pulseaudio filters Aug 10 11:45:14 Good idea Aug 10 11:45:17 pulse suck Aug 10 11:45:21 s Aug 10 11:46:21 though on headphones pa shouldnt do much to the signal Aug 10 11:46:27 maybe it isnt the case Aug 10 11:53:10 I hope, Dragonbox pyra would come out before my n900 will break down Aug 10 11:53:32 so, in next 10 years? Aug 10 11:53:33 ;) Aug 10 11:54:28 i doubt it will be supported for that long. Aug 10 11:54:55 you know it's unsupported since 2011? Aug 10 11:55:27 nope Aug 10 11:55:44 there is still community support Aug 10 11:57:13 you know you are community too? Aug 10 12:03:34 KotCzarny: nice idea, let me try the Amiga version (: Aug 10 12:04:06 zGrr: yes, I hope it will be out too, I like the design and the idea, I think I will use it more as a computer than a gaming console (: Aug 10 13:17:44 KotCzarny: are U there? Aug 10 13:17:51 kind of Aug 10 13:17:54 :) Aug 10 13:18:12 what is web page of your media player project? Aug 10 13:18:18 ~oscp Aug 10 13:18:20 hrm Aug 10 13:18:34 found that Aug 10 13:18:35 infobot: oscp is http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=94590 Aug 10 13:18:35 KotCzarny: okay Aug 10 13:18:36 thx Aug 10 13:18:38 ~oscp Aug 10 13:18:39 oscp is probably http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=94590 Aug 10 13:19:00 for x86 go to sourceforge one Aug 10 13:19:08 do you think, oscp would work on openwrt? Aug 10 13:19:13 hmm Aug 10 13:19:18 you might want to use alsa binary Aug 10 13:19:23 alsa arm Aug 10 13:19:43 http://sourceforge.net/projects/oscp/files/tmp/oscp-n900-alsa.gz/download Aug 10 13:19:45 this one Aug 10 13:20:18 if your device is arm and uses armel arch and do you have libao installed it should Aug 10 13:20:49 i think of having wifi router and wifi radio in one Aug 10 13:20:54 so Aug 10 13:21:32 I have configured openwrt on raspberry pi. Aug 10 13:21:47 then try n900-alsa Aug 10 13:21:52 it is odroid-w actually, but they are binary compatible. Aug 10 13:21:53 could work Aug 10 13:22:08 it could be possible to add internet radio Aug 10 13:22:19 yes, oscp plays netradios just fine Aug 10 13:22:21 and have it controlled over http Aug 10 13:22:30 http/mms links Aug 10 13:22:46 as for control, you can just run oscp-remote.py on n900 or pc Aug 10 13:22:47 or even something else. Aug 10 13:23:05 or just write some controller in www-php/perl Aug 10 13:23:08 since odroid-w has a small 2" display Aug 10 13:23:39 but first try running the binary and let me knows if it runs Aug 10 13:23:42 *know Aug 10 13:23:55 ok Aug 10 13:26:26 if it works, i will add another target, because n900 binary does some n900 specific hacks Aug 10 13:26:39 which are mostly harmless Aug 10 13:28:08 Does anyone know the hottest stable temp for the n900? Aug 10 13:28:28 summer? Aug 10 13:28:29 :) Aug 10 13:28:41 I'm running at 37c Aug 10 13:28:46 sure be safe Aug 10 13:28:54 Doing some heavy wifi stuff with it, and curious of the warning range I should worry about Aug 10 13:29:11 downclock to 500-600mHz maybe Aug 10 13:29:51 Haven't oc'd Aug 10 13:30:16 Range is currentl 250-600 right now KotCzarny Aug 10 13:30:18 dont leave it in direct sunlight and it should be safe Aug 10 13:30:34 Sure, but I'm curious to know if anyone has temp recommendations Aug 10 13:30:41 i.e. burnout temp, etc.. Aug 10 13:32:41 i think battery is more susceptible to temperature than device itself Aug 10 13:32:53 It's plugged in Aug 10 13:33:53 funnily, cant google operating temp for n900 Aug 10 13:37:20 Yeah, I googled around, but nothing about a proper temp range Aug 10 13:37:22 http://www.ti.com/product/am3359 Aug 10 13:37:47 not the exact chip but table is not a bad reference Aug 10 13:37:55 0 to 90C operating temp Aug 10 13:38:04 and max from -40 to 125 Aug 10 13:38:09 for different configs Aug 10 13:38:37 so i guess even at 60-70C cpu will manage, other parts could be harmed earlier Aug 10 13:38:55 like flash, solder etc Aug 10 13:38:56 stryngs: what are you trying to do ith the poor thing ? Aug 10 13:39:05 bencoh: it's hot there Aug 10 13:39:10 I'm running a modified injection script Aug 10 13:39:13 30-36C in the shadow Aug 10 13:39:24 KotCzarny: we had that here as well ;) Aug 10 13:39:24 Using dot11decrypt, I'm connected via wifi, but enable to inject as well Aug 10 13:39:28 So Aug 10 13:39:30 For instance Aug 10 13:39:31 ... Aug 10 13:39:39 I can decrypt 802.11G WPA2 on the fly Aug 10 13:39:50 Using mon0 as a virtual NIC Aug 10 13:39:55 enabling wlan0 to be connected Aug 10 13:39:59 and injection/sniffing on mon0 Aug 10 13:40:07 dot11decrypt as the bridge to tap0 Aug 10 13:40:16 Monitor ALL traffic via tap0 Aug 10 13:40:21 inject on mon0 Aug 10 13:40:27 i.e. Aug 10 13:40:30 js/malware/etc.. Aug 10 13:40:33 Whatever u want Aug 10 13:40:40 specfically airpwn-ng Aug 10 13:40:43 Very sexy Aug 10 13:40:47 And all done with an n900 Aug 10 13:41:08 I cannot wait till neo900 is available Aug 10 13:42:03 I've been runing for about 40 mins now, with my bridge setup, and she holds stdy at 37C, so this is good. Aug 10 13:42:22 if you are worried just force airflow with some fan Aug 10 13:42:37 Well, this is to be used in the field KotCzarny Aug 10 13:42:43 Not necessarily "ideal" conditions Aug 10 13:42:49 field fan? Aug 10 13:42:54 bring the accu Aug 10 13:42:55 :) Aug 10 13:42:59 Figured I can install a monitoring script to watch for a certain temp alert Aug 10 13:43:02 then init 0 Aug 10 13:43:07 save it from dying Aug 10 13:43:07 etc.. Aug 10 13:43:11 um Aug 10 13:43:24 just kill the cpu eater Aug 10 13:43:28 should be enough Aug 10 13:43:31 no need to init 0 Aug 10 13:43:44 yeah, true Aug 10 13:44:05 Just figure init 0 is guarenteed way to shutdown =) Aug 10 13:44:21 umm Aug 10 13:44:51 dont remember which one is shutdown and which is poweroff Aug 10 13:46:36 init 0 is poweroff Aug 10 13:46:44 shutdown just halts unless throwing a p flag Aug 10 13:46:50 either same, same result Aug 10 13:47:48 It's not a multiuser system, so "who cares" Aug 10 13:48:14 you care Aug 10 13:48:21 if it sucks your battery dry Aug 10 13:48:22 :) Aug 10 13:50:36 True Aug 10 13:50:47 So long as I'm not murdering the board, I dont care about the battery per se Aug 10 13:50:48 Ouch Aug 10 13:50:49 39 c Aug 10 13:50:51 hmm Aug 10 13:51:05 it should be fine i think Aug 10 14:19:36 most probably yeah Aug 10 14:19:55 but I dont really see any reason to do that with your n900 Aug 10 14:20:06 wardriving? Aug 10 14:20:14 hacking in the field? Aug 10 14:20:30 no I mean, doing it for, like ... hours Aug 10 14:23:35 pentesting bencoh Aug 10 14:23:45 The n900 is a drop and go device for us Aug 10 14:24:16 i.e.: https://media.blackhat.com/bh-us-11/Arsenal/BH_US_11_Awk_pwnphonemanual_WP.pdf Aug 10 16:38:44 oh nice http://atrey.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~pali/blog/2013-04-18-kdepim-without-akonadi.html Aug 10 16:40:48 Luke-Jr: are you also looking for working email client? Aug 10 16:41:06 Pali: address book particularly - I have been using KMail from KDE 4.4 fine for years :P Aug 10 16:41:31 although I wonder if you fixed the crash when I try to move messages too fast on IMAP.. Aug 10 16:41:48 old kde addressbook without akonadi is in that my git repo Aug 10 16:42:03 I'm not getting any kmail crash now Aug 10 16:42:06 yes, I missed it greatly Aug 10 16:42:30 I'm looking forward to seeing if KOrganiser is also working ;) Aug 10 16:42:40 seems yes Aug 10 16:42:45 but also this my kmail starts to be slow... Aug 10 16:42:55 with 120000 emails per forlder Aug 10 16:42:58 sadly, while Gentoo has added your version to portage, it doesn't appear to extract correctly.. guess I'll figure out why Aug 10 16:43:16 yes, that's why I dislike crashing it much XD Aug 10 16:43:43 what does not not extract correctly? Aug 10 16:44:27 looks like it's trying to use .tar.bz2, but the file is .tar.xz Aug 10 16:44:48 ah... restore Aug 10 16:44:58 ? Aug 10 16:44:59 do not trust kmail backup & restore function Aug 10 16:45:11 better to backup directly kmail folders Aug 10 16:45:32 I just use normal IMAP Aug 10 16:45:36 and backup on the server Aug 10 16:45:42 thats better Aug 10 16:46:17 ..into a git repo.. Aug 10 16:47:51 https://gitlab.com/gitbackup/gitbackup/tree/master ;) Aug 10 16:52:22 Pali: looks like I should just update my package metadata - your kdepim is stable on Gentoo now :D Aug 10 16:54:20 Pali: btw, do you know offhand if KMail will work okay on N900? :p Aug 10 17:02:10 no idea about kmail on n900... Aug 10 17:05:43 Pali, you going to be around for a little bit? Aug 10 17:05:55 where around? Aug 10 17:06:01 on irc Aug 10 17:06:04 yep Aug 10 17:06:07 K Aug 10 17:06:09 Awesome =) Aug 10 17:10:15 Pali: Meet Jack64 Aug 10 17:10:22 o/ hey there Aug 10 17:10:31 So Jack64 just got an n900, and he's having some issues with kp53 and injection Aug 10 17:10:38 we're using the script as provided Aug 10 17:10:48 ./packet-injection.sh load Aug 10 17:11:03 Jack64 Ill let u describe from here Aug 10 17:11:10 k thanks =) Aug 10 17:11:10 Pali is "the" n900 guru for this Aug 10 17:13:04 well I just wanted to use the WiFi NIC on monitor mode AND join a network at the same time. I ran ./packet-injection.sh load but now when I go to the WiFi network list I get "No connection available" Aug 10 17:13:49 And Pali, using his same scenario, I can join a network, however he cannot. Aug 10 17:14:38 So to clarify, I can be in managed mode for wlan0, connected to a network. On my virtual nic, mon0, which i created via: iw dev wlan0 interface add mon0 type monitor, I can do injection just fine, so long as it's the assigned channel to wlan0 Aug 10 17:14:55 The question remains as to why Jack64 cannot join a network, but I can. Aug 10 17:14:59 enable packet injection drivers Aug 10 17:15:02 and reboot device Aug 10 17:15:11 load/unload are just temporary options Aug 10 17:15:14 right Aug 10 17:15:17 use that permanent Aug 10 17:15:49 ok going for it Aug 10 17:17:39 so the settings changed by packet-injection.sh will survive a reboot? Aug 10 17:19:20 still no network available on the list Aug 10 17:23:45 just in case you're wondering: Aug 10 17:23:45 ii status-area-wlan-driver-selector-applet 0.2.2-3 Wlan Driver Selector Applet lets you easily select your wlan driver and shut Aug 10 17:38:35 Jack64: make sure wlancond is running Aug 10 17:38:54 and also check output from iwlist scan Aug 10 17:39:24 I just went through some debugging, turns out I CAN connect to my phone's hotspot, just not my home wifi network Aug 10 17:41:40 Pali: fyi, this is a bug I noticed back with kp46. There are some APs, you can't connect to. But modprobing of drivers, I've long since forgotten the name or location of, would enable u to connect to them. I never filed a bug report, because I figured it was a kp-46 issue. Aug 10 17:43:25 Jack64: maybe regulation limitation Aug 10 17:43:47 for Portugal? don't think so ? Aug 10 17:43:58 I never had that trouble before Aug 10 17:44:07 so check output from iwlist scan Aug 10 17:44:18 it outputs as my laptop does Aug 10 17:44:22 It happened in America for me too thought Pali Aug 10 17:44:29 i doubt iw reg set would fix Aug 10 17:44:32 perhaps though Aug 10 17:44:40 and what is reason for not connecting? Aug 10 17:44:43 error message? Aug 10 17:44:57 or network is not visible in selection list? Aug 10 17:44:58 Yeah, it just doesn't connect, but on the same instance, with other APs it'll connect Aug 10 17:45:06 For me it was network not visibler Aug 10 17:45:07 For me it was network not visible Aug 10 17:45:16 I get that one Aug 10 17:45:17 Jack has a same, but different issue now that I think about it Aug 10 17:45:22 network not visible Aug 10 17:45:25 Oh Aug 10 17:45:28 So we do have same issue Aug 10 17:45:34 wait Aug 10 17:45:37 and in iwlist it is visible? Aug 10 17:45:46 yes Aug 10 17:45:50 but when I can see it Aug 10 17:45:57 It gives me a different error Aug 10 17:46:02 and other networks in selection dialog are visible? Aug 10 17:46:08 which is just a "cannot connect to network. try again?" Aug 10 17:46:18 look into syslog Aug 10 17:46:21 yes, I just connected to my phone's hotspot Aug 10 17:46:24 there must be some error message Aug 10 17:47:08 erm ok nvm, for some reason it just worked Aug 10 17:47:23 I just managed to connect to the home wifi + monitor mode is up and running =) Aug 10 17:48:25 maybe it was from connecting to the phone's hotspot, or iw list scan, not sure, but something made it work now Aug 10 17:48:43 Pali: Any idea why the network wouldn't be visible? As well, any idea as to why he would get that error message of "cannot connect to network. try again?" Aug 10 17:48:52 This issue plagued me back in the kp-46 days Aug 10 17:49:04 no idea Aug 10 17:49:14 try to restart wlancond Aug 10 17:49:41 Interesting. Aug 10 17:51:33 Pali, where is syslog ? Aug 10 17:51:41 /var/log/ shows 2 files and thats it Aug 10 17:51:43 /var/log/syslog Aug 10 17:52:40 hmm Aug 10 17:52:41 http://wiki.maemo.org/Documentation/devtools/maemo5/syslog Aug 10 17:52:43 I see Aug 10 19:57:12 Pali: fwiw, moving messages too fast does indeed still kill KMail in your branch Aug 10 19:57:24 no big deal, just means I need to continue my habitual avoiding it Aug 10 19:57:49 Luke-Jr: can you look at backtrace? Aug 10 19:57:54 maybe thre is something... Aug 10 19:58:11 I fixed some crases which was just null pointer dereference Aug 10 19:58:16 like this=0x0 Aug 10 19:58:25 I looked at it some months ago and got lost.. I guess if you want to investigate though, I can reproduce it with gdb attached (I'm surprised it didn't pop up a crash handler..) Aug 10 19:58:55 ok, send me full gdb backtrace Aug 10 19:59:03 maybe there will be something easy to fix Aug 10 20:03:03 Pali: http://0bin.net/paste/jj-DgBww37H2Hrw-#klIjaqfI5XmwtP4Tbtx2dk2qt3IyR+9fp8l0YeXgIC3 Aug 10 20:03:25 ok Aug 10 20:04:06 anything else to dump while I have it in gdb? Aug 10 20:04:58 bt full Aug 10 20:05:23 but looks like this is some null pointer dereference Aug 10 20:06:05 http://0bin.net/paste/fr1esxy-RlXaawgO#iCJGvnQ4o1fwaXlu1nFkg+cJg0FW8DyKgoyXdQYLeDZ Aug 10 20:06:35 Pali: literally just *NULL? Aug 10 20:06:57 kerio: NULL->function() Aug 10 20:07:02 oh Aug 10 20:07:06 well that's just a mistake surely Aug 10 20:07:31 some dereferenced iterator Aug 10 20:07:38 and then called on it some method Aug 10 20:10:12 * Luke-Jr stabs optimisations Aug 10 20:10:34 Luke-Jr: yes recompile without optimizations Aug 10 20:10:54 looks like job is NULL Aug 10 20:11:00 but does not have to be Aug 10 20:17:01 Luke-Jr: try to run it under valgrind Aug 10 20:17:26 this can be also some memory corruption of virtual table of that job object Aug 10 20:17:53 gdb does not help much with such problems... Aug 10 20:24:28 sadly, I'm having trouble even reproducing it now Aug 10 20:24:36 which is odd, since it seemed so predictable before Aug 10 20:27:55 Pali: valgrind would be a lot of effort for me, since I'm not using a platform it supports :/ Aug 10 20:28:20 err, which platform is that ? Aug 10 20:28:27 bencoh: Haswell in 32-bit mode Aug 10 20:28:53 Valgrind stopped adding support for new x86-32 opcodes a long time ago Aug 10 20:29:05 so I'd need to recompile all my libs for some older arch Aug 10 20:29:41 oh, didnt know that Aug 10 20:30:10 really no 32 opcodes for haswell?? Aug 10 20:30:28 really :/ Aug 10 20:30:28 thats sad Aug 10 20:30:35 had I known this, I wouldn't have gone back to 32-bit I think Aug 10 20:31:28 but it is just avx2, no? Aug 10 20:31:46 avx2 exist in 32b mode ? Aug 10 20:32:09 do not know... which opcodes are new in haswell 32b? Aug 10 20:32:18 it's not just Haswell's… Aug 10 20:32:26 no idea Aug 10 20:33:24 looks like avx2 works also in 32bit mode Aug 10 20:33:33 yes Aug 10 20:33:35 just not in valgrind Aug 10 20:36:08 SSE4 https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=346023 Aug 10 20:36:09 04Bug 346023: was not found. Aug 10 20:36:31 AVX https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=334665 Aug 10 20:36:32 04Bug 334665: was not found. Aug 10 20:36:43 SSE4 or newer, it looks like Aug 10 20:39:04 sse4 ? *sigh* Aug 10 22:02:06 ~botsnack Aug 10 22:02:06 DocScrutinizer51: aw, gee Aug 10 22:17:57 looks like Pali's KMail at least built on N900 okay Aug 10 22:26:20 http://luke.dashjr.org/programs/gentoo-n900/packages/hardfp-thumb/gcc48/kde-base/ if anyone wants to try the bins out Aug 10 22:26:27 no idea if they will work with Maemo libs **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Aug 11 02:59:58 2015