**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Jan 29 02:59:57 2006
Jan 29 03:28:29 <CIA-13> 03jbowler * 10kernel/2.6.15/ (94-nas100d-setup.patch 94-nslu2-setup.patch): 
Jan 29 03:28:29 <CIA-13> ixp4xx-kernel: add rw command line option back to nas100d and nslu2
Jan 29 03:28:29 <CIA-13> configs, it appears that the JFFS2 partition mounts ro on NSLU2 without
Jan 29 03:28:29 <CIA-13> it (but the same does not apply on Loft).
Jan 29 09:45:53 <astroid> OpenSlug or Unslung?  and Memory stick or Multi Partitioned hd (my maxtor comes with me on the plane)?
Jan 29 09:54:08 <eFfeM> astroid, unslung if you want to use the slug more or less as is, openslug if you are a unix hacker or want non-unslung functionality
Jan 29 09:54:18 <eFfeM> you could go for both stick and hd if you desire
Jan 29 09:56:26 <astroid> I've got my wrt set up with openwrt and I'd like to use the slug as a streaming audio, file, print, email, httpd server.  Lot's of functionality, fairly low load.
Jan 29 09:57:23 <eFfeM> don't know about openwrt, I do streaming using UPnP; no print or email services here. for http I run apache for file server both samba and nfs
Jan 29 09:57:38 <eFfeM> if you are proficient in unix you probably want to go for openslug
Jan 29 09:57:54 <NAiL> or debian :)
Jan 29 09:59:44 <eFfeM> yes, or debian, but debian is still a little bit rough at the edges (at least when I last looked, eg wrt leds and .recovery)
Jan 29 10:00:03 <NAiL> .recovery is fixed by installing nslu2-utils
Jan 29 10:00:23 <NAiL> the leds/beeper is probably not too far away 
Jan 29 10:01:20 <eFfeM> ok nslu2-utils were not there yet and leds/beeper are not too difficult anyway
Jan 29 10:02:22 <eFfeM> At some point i got the impression debian would allow me to boot directly from an image on hd. when I discovered that that was not the case and that LE did not solve my audio problems, I moved back to openslug ....
Jan 29 10:03:31 <eFfeM> just played with apex, (running it from RAM), but that does not work as one cannot telnet into apex (or at least i did not find a way to do this)
Jan 29 10:03:48 <eFfeM> (would like to discuss this with beewoolie but haven't seen him this weekend)
Jan 29 10:04:05 <eFfeM> (and timezonewise we're probably far apart)
Jan 29 10:07:28 <eFfeM> hey, effem-slug is back up
Jan 29 10:31:19 <[g2]> eFfeM so you want to boot directly to the hd with your slug
Jan 29 10:33:02 <eFfeM> [g2], YESSSSSSS
Jan 29 10:33:19 <eFfeM> I'm kinda tired of flashing
Jan 29 10:33:29 <[g2]> hey
Jan 29 10:33:41 <eFfeM> actually I would already be happy if I could boot using tftp from my dev system
Jan 29 10:35:18 <eFfeM> (and I would like to have audio running, if I could do both that would make me one happy person ....
Jan 29 10:35:53 <[g2]> eFfeM did you see my PM ?
Jan 29 10:36:14 <eFfeM> nope
Jan 29 10:36:32 <eFfeM> at least not if you have sent it last few minutes
Jan 29 10:36:40 <eFfeM> did you send to me or eFfeM-log  ?
Jan 29 10:36:49 <eFfeM> let's check the bot
Jan 29 10:36:55 <[g2]> nope
Jan 29 11:24:56 <antisamw> hello
Jan 29 11:25:36 <antisamw> i need help setting up a cross-compile env, if anyone has time
Jan 29 12:58:45 <snowbike> got the imic working.  (just in case anyone is going to google the irc logs, the way I did...)
Jan 29 12:59:11 <snowbike> I think my problem was that I shot myself by grabbing too many ipkg's so had both oss and alsa
Jan 29 12:59:21 <snowbike> I found that I got it working with alsa
Jan 29 12:59:54 <[g2]> snowbike does it work reliably ?
Jan 29 13:00:01 <snowbike> I had to ipkg install soundcore
Jan 29 13:00:11 <[g2]> that's ok
Jan 29 13:00:26 <snowbike> [g2]: we'll see... I just got it working ~12 hours ago.. so if you consider 12 hours reliable...
Jan 29 13:00:40 <snowbike> I'll start testing next
Jan 29 13:00:59 <[g2]> snowbike have you rebooted at all ?
Jan 29 13:01:11 <snowbike> I had installed the audio as I found on the wiki, but in the end I had to "rmmod audio"
Jan 29 13:01:20 <snowbike> and then "modprobe snd_usb_audio"
Jan 29 13:01:40 <snowbike> It had been already loaded when audio mod was also loaded, and /proc/asound/devices only showed the timer
Jan 29 13:02:00 <snowbike> after unloading audio and reloading then /proc/asound/devices showed
Jan 29 13:02:15 <snowbike>  16: [0- 0]: digital audio playback
Jan 29 13:02:16 <snowbike>  24: [0- 0]: digital audio capture
Jan 29 13:02:16 <snowbike>   0: [0- 0]: ctl
Jan 29 13:02:19 <snowbike> as well as timer.
Jan 29 13:02:45 <snowbike> [g2]: I haven't rebooted yet.. I bet that when I do, I'll have to resort modules by hand.  I'll try in a few minutes
Jan 29 13:02:49 <[g2]> which kernel are you running ?
Jan 29 13:02:52 <snowbike> I'm still enjoying the fact that it is working now!
Jan 29 13:03:02 <snowbike> Linux bat 2.6.12.2 #1 Tue Sep 27 20:21:18 CDT 2005 armv5teb unknown
Jan 29 13:03:08 <[g2]> snowbike as you should enjoy!
Jan 29 13:03:10 <snowbike> openslug 2.7 beta default, I'm pretty sure..
Jan 29 13:03:27 <[g2]> snowbike I'd like to run it on my Loft
Jan 29 13:03:54 <snowbike> I'll definitely be posting this to the wiki if it is working.  My goal is similar to the froglogger that geojeff posted to the slug wiki..
Jan 29 13:04:21 <[g2]> what your going to record frogs too! ?   :)
Jan 29 13:04:42 <snowbike> no--bats!  (I have a heterodyning system to bring the ultrasound down to soundcard range!)
Jan 29 13:05:04 <[g2]> cool
Jan 29 13:06:04 <snowbike> if it works--yep!  Plus then it would feed over to other bioacoustics apps really easily.  (we also have a hydrophone for whale recordings.  I'd love to do that and hook up the USB-FM transmitter so we can monitoring whale activity while driving around town!)  Do you know if anyone has gotten the USB-FM transmitter working on the slug?
Jan 29 13:06:05 <[g2]> I've got a system I'm selling you may be interested in
Jan 29 13:06:12 <snowbike> I only saw a "that'd be cool"
Jan 29 13:06:15 <snowbike> What is it?
Jan 29 13:06:47 <[g2]> it's an upscale slug that runs industrial temp and POE with a 9-48V power range
Jan 29 13:07:25 <snowbike> cool!  How cold is industrial temps?
Jan 29 13:07:52 <snowbike> and do you have a web page?  If I can get the imic working well (and then my perl code.. next step..) I'll probably be buying ~10 more of these.
Jan 29 13:07:54 <[g2]> and has stuff like a CF slot, so you could have it all in one box running POE and a 6G microdrive feed from solar a couple hundred feet away
Jan 29 13:08:14 <[g2]> it's also go a 533 Mhz processor and 64M
Jan 29 13:08:30 <[g2]> plus it's quite expandable and runs debian LE
Jan 29 13:08:35 <[g2]> out of the box
Jan 29 13:08:36 <snowbike> out at the mouth of the cave--yep.  Wow!
Jan 29 13:09:08 <[g2]> you could probably have some power relays and make it go even further
Jan 29 13:09:08 <snowbike> sounds great.. I assume it still has no floating point?  That's the biggest hurdle with any signal processing I'd try to do on the box
Jan 29 13:09:25 <snowbike> Do you have a web page?
Jan 29 13:09:38 <[g2]> are you aware of the EP93xx
Jan 29 13:09:53 <[g2]> my web page is http://www.giantshoulderinc.com
Jan 29 13:10:11 <[g2]> the page is out-of-date and going to get update in the next few days
Jan 29 13:10:31 <[g2]> see  http://www.giantshoulderinc.com/hw-4533
Jan 29 13:10:31 <snowbike> not off the top of my head.. I've got a collaborator who is more into the computer/hardware development.  I'm a bit more of the software/network/digitizer-guy.
Jan 29 13:10:46 <[g2]> and see  http://www.giantshoulderinc.com/ab3/case.jpg
Jan 29 13:11:06 <[g2]> The EP93xx is a 200Mhz ARM, but it's got hw FP on board
Jan 29 13:11:24 <[g2]> many of the boards come with an AC97 codec
Jan 29 13:13:10 <snowbike> I like the case!
Jan 29 13:13:22 <[g2]> THX
Jan 29 13:13:41 <[g2]> That's just 4 x 7 x 1.5 inches high
Jan 29 13:18:49 <[g2]> I've been on the fence about the imic, but now next time I"m out I'll have to pick one up.
Jan 29 13:30:12 <snowbike> ok, rebooted, modprobe soundcore; modprobe snd_usb_audio; cat /dev/dsp > test.wav ; cat test.wav > /dev/dsp shows that it is working after reboot
Jan 29 13:31:21 <snowbike> the other change I made was "mv /dev/dsp /dev/dsp0 ; ln -s /dev/dsp1 /dev/dsp" because the imic wants to be /dev/dsp1, and I'm really trying to save that valuable "1" key :)
Jan 29 13:32:13 <snowbike> woohoo!  now for more testing/configuring.
Jan 29 13:33:02 <[g2]> snowbike congrats!
Jan 29 13:33:15 <[g2]> I'll have to get one tomorrow and try it out
Jan 29 13:34:00 <snowbike> thx, we'll be in touch for sure.
Jan 29 13:34:10 <[g2]> cheers and congrats
Jan 29 13:54:35 <copperbeech> help... I've lost my drive. I've been through the how-to's on the wiki but I have come to the end of them.
Jan 29 13:55:00 <copperbeech> I have a 2.5" USB drive in a caddy which has been working happily for over a year.
Jan 29 13:55:22 <copperbeech> a couple of days ago my slug crashed and the drive was no longer recognised on booting.
Jan 29 13:56:06 <caplink811_log> which means, automounted ?
Jan 29 13:56:08 <copperbeech> I took the drive off and attached it to my PC and ran e2fsck on them and they completed OK (first one had a little correction - but nothing seemed significant)
Jan 29 13:56:50 <copperbeech> when attach it to my slug (in either port1 or port2) and then telnet in, the drive is invisible.
Jan 29 13:57:01 <copperbeech> when I do a df - nothing is recognised
Jan 29 13:57:16 <copperbeech> I can't mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /mnt/tmpmnt - it just fails
Jan 29 13:57:38 <copperbeech> "No such device or address"
Jan 29 13:57:52 <copperbeech> not really sure where to go from here...
Jan 29 13:57:53 <caplink811_log> copperbeech,  fdisk -l /dev/sd[a|b] gives what response ?
Jan 29 13:58:27 <copperbeech> it gives nothing at all.
Jan 29 13:59:16 <caplink811_log> anything in /var/log/messages (or where ever your system logger logs it)
Jan 29 13:59:22 <caplink811_log> when you plug in the disk?
Jan 29 13:59:52 <copperbeech> (I'm running unslung 5.5)
Jan 29 14:00:44 <copperbeech> <46>Jan 29 20:45:13 klogd: hub.c: new USB device 00:01.2-2, assigned address 2
Jan 29 14:00:46 <copperbeech> <44>Jan 29 20:45:13 klogd: Protocol: Transparent SCSI
Jan 29 14:00:47 <copperbeech> <44>Jan 29 20:45:13 klogd: before kernel thread
Jan 29 14:00:49 <copperbeech> <44>Jan 29 20:45:13 klogd: *** detect:usb-storage
Jan 29 14:00:50 <copperbeech> <44>Jan 29 20:45:13 klogd: * scsi_register: usb-storage-0,
Jan 29 14:00:52 <copperbeech> <44>Jan 29 20:45:13 klogd: * scsi_reg, hostno:0 prot is 50
Jan 29 14:00:54 <copperbeech> <44>Jan 29 20:45:13 klogd: * scsi_reg, retval->host_no:0
Jan 29 14:00:55 <copperbeech> <46>Jan 29 20:45:13 klogd: scsi0 : SCSI emulation for USB Mass Storage devices
Jan 29 14:00:57 <copperbeech> <44>Jan 29 20:45:13 klogd: ! scan_scsis
Jan 29 14:00:59 <copperbeech> <44>Jan 29 20:45:24 klogd: usb_control/bulk_msg: timeout
Jan 29 14:01:00 <copperbeech> <36>Jan 29 20:45:38 login[571]: invalid password for `root' on `ttyp0' from `192.168.0.3'
Jan 29 14:01:02 <copperbeech> <44>Jan 29 20:45:39 klogd: usb_control/bulk_msg: timeout
Jan 29 14:01:03 <copperbeech> <44>Jan 29 20:45:44 klogd: usb_control/bulk_msg: timeout
Jan 29 14:01:24 <copperbeech> hmmm - wonder what that means?
Jan 29 14:03:28 <caplink811_log> can you found the vendor of your usb enclosure in /proc/bus/usb/devices ?
Jan 29 14:04:37 <copperbeech> well the enclosure has been working with my slug for over a year without a problem... so I kind of crossed that one out
Jan 29 14:04:51 <caplink811_log> something like USB2.0 Storage Device
Jan 29 14:06:48 <copperbeech> T:  Bus=03 Lev=00 Prnt=00 Port=00 Cnt=00 Dev#=  1 Spd=12  MxCh= 2
Jan 29 14:06:50 <copperbeech> B:  Alloc=  0/900 us ( 0%), #Int=  0, #Iso=  0
Jan 29 14:06:51 <copperbeech> D:  Ver= 1.10 Cls=09(hub  ) Sub=00 Prot=00 MxPS= 8 #Cfgs=  1
Jan 29 14:06:53 <copperbeech> P:  Vendor=0000 ProdID=0000 Rev= 0.00
Jan 29 14:06:55 <copperbeech> S:  Product=USB OHCI Root Hub
Jan 29 14:06:56 <copperbeech> S:  SerialNumber=c3880000
Jan 29 14:06:58 <copperbeech> C:* #Ifs= 1 Cfg#= 1 Atr=40 MxPwr=  0mA
Jan 29 14:06:59 <copperbeech> I:  If#= 0 Alt= 0 #EPs= 1 Cls=09(hub  ) Sub=00 Prot=00 Driver=hub
Jan 29 14:07:01 <copperbeech> E:  Ad=81(I) Atr=03(Int.) MxPS=   2 Ivl=255ms
Jan 29 14:07:02 <copperbeech> T:  Bus=02 Lev=00 Prnt=00 Port=00 Cnt=00 Dev#=  1 Spd=12  MxCh= 3
Jan 29 14:07:04 <copperbeech> B:  Alloc=  0/900 us ( 0%), #Int=  0, #Iso=  0
Jan 29 14:07:05 <copperbeech> D:  Ver= 1.10 Cls=09(hub  ) Sub=00 Prot=00 MxPS= 8 #Cfgs=  1
Jan 29 14:07:07 <copperbeech> P:  Vendor=0000 ProdID=0000 Rev= 0.00
Jan 29 14:07:09 <copperbeech> S:  Product=USB OHCI Root Hub
Jan 29 14:07:10 <copperbeech> S:  SerialNumber=c387a000
Jan 29 14:07:11 <copperbeech> C:* #Ifs= 1 Cfg#= 1 Atr=40 MxPwr=  0mA
Jan 29 14:07:13 <copperbeech> I:  If#= 0 Alt= 0 #EPs= 1 Cls=09(hub  ) Sub=00 Prot=00 Driver=hub
Jan 29 14:07:15 <copperbeech> E:  Ad=81(I) Atr=03(Int.) MxPS=   2 Ivl=255ms
Jan 29 14:07:16 <copperbeech> T:  Bus=01 Lev=00 Prnt=00 Port=00 Cnt=00 Dev#=  1 Spd=480 MxCh= 5
Jan 29 14:07:18 <copperbeech> B:  Alloc=  0/800 us ( 0%), #Int=  0, #Iso=  0
Jan 29 14:07:19 <copperbeech> D:  Ver= 2.00 Cls=09(hub  ) Sub=00 Prot=01 MxPS= 8 #Cfgs=  1
Jan 29 14:07:21 <copperbeech> P:  Vendor=0000 ProdID=0000 Rev= 2.04
Jan 29 14:07:23 <copperbeech> S:  Manufacturer=Linux 2.4.22-xfs ehci_hcd
Jan 29 14:07:25 <copperbeech> S:  Product=NEC Corporation USB 2.0
Jan 29 14:07:27 <copperbeech> S:  SerialNumber=00:01.2
Jan 29 14:07:29 <copperbeech> C:* #Ifs= 1 Cfg#= 1 Atr=40 MxPwr=  0mA
Jan 29 14:07:31 <copperbeech> I:  If#= 0 Alt= 0 #EPs= 1 Cls=09(hub  ) Sub=00 Prot=00 Driver=hub
Jan 29 14:07:33 <copperbeech> E:  Ad=81(I) Atr=03(Int.) MxPS=   2 Ivl=256ms
Jan 29 14:07:35 <copperbeech> T:  Bus=01 Lev=01 Prnt=01 Port=01 Cnt=01 Dev#=  2 Spd=480 MxCh= 0
Jan 29 14:07:37 <copperbeech> D:  Ver= 2.00 Cls=00(>ifc ) Sub=00 Prot=00 MxPS=64 #Cfgs=  1
Jan 29 14:07:39 <copperbeech> P:  Vendor=05e3 ProdID=0702 Rev= 0.33
Jan 29 14:07:41 <copperbeech> C:* #Ifs= 1 Cfg#= 1 Atr=c0 MxPwr= 96mA
Jan 29 14:07:43 <copperbeech> I:  If#= 0 Alt= 0 #EPs= 2 Cls=08(stor.) Sub=06 Prot=50 Driver=(none)
Jan 29 14:07:45 <copperbeech> E:  Ad=81(I) Atr=02(Bulk) MxPS= 512 Ivl=0ms
Jan 29 14:07:47 <copperbeech> E:  Ad=02(O) Atr=02(Bulk) MxPS= 512 Ivl=125us
Jan 29 14:07:49 <copperbeech> here >> NEC Corporation USB 2.0
Jan 29 14:08:00 <copperbeech> what would that mean ??
Jan 29 14:08:49 <caplink811_log> i missed something, that isn't your enclosure
Jan 29 14:09:36 <copperbeech> no? What is it?
Jan 29 14:09:46 <caplink811_log> http://pastebin.com/529304
Jan 29 14:10:23 <copperbeech> OK - I see the lines in yours are more specific...
Jan 29 14:10:24 <caplink811_log> line 33, that is my enclosure
Jan 29 14:10:37 <copperbeech> You think it sounds like a problem with the enclosure?
Jan 29 14:11:07 <snowbike> I'm wondering about the load on my slug.  I'm running openslug and have "nothing" going on.  top shows a load average of 1.00, 0.99, 0.91 and the highest process is top with .5% of the CPU..
Jan 29 14:11:22 <snowbike> What gives?
Jan 29 14:11:41 <copperbeech> caplink811_log: it's like the driver hasn;t been located.
Jan 29 14:12:06 <copperbeech> wonder if it's more liekly to be a software problem or a hardware problem?
Jan 29 14:13:54 <copperbeech> http://pastebin.com/529312 (line 33)
Jan 29 14:15:39 <caplink811_log> snowbike,  load is typically 1.0 (i'sure, there is a faq about that, but i didn't find that right now)
Jan 29 14:15:57 <caplink811_log> s/i'sure/i'm sure/g
Jan 29 14:15:58 <jbot> caplink811_log meant: snowbike,  load is typically 1.0 (i'm sure, there is a faq about that, but i didn't find that right now)
Jan 29 14:16:23 <snowbike> caplink811_log: thanks.  I'll search for it.  I'd bet it is a FAQ!
Jan 29 14:18:18 <caplink811_log> it seems, that it assume, that it is class storage, but found no driver for that
Jan 29 14:19:29 <copperbeech> yeah - think it might be broken firmware?
Jan 29 14:22:11 <copperbeech> Think it would be worth reflashing the slug?
Jan 29 14:23:43 <rwhitby-away> snowbike: that's the IXP modules - they always run at load of 1
Jan 29 14:23:51 <rwhitby-away> (even when doing nothing)
Jan 29 14:24:02 <snowbike> thx. rwhitby-away 
Jan 29 14:24:13 <rwhitby-away> what version of openslug?
Jan 29 14:24:21 <rwhitby-away> (cause I think it is fixed on HEAD)
Jan 29 14:24:27 <snowbike> 2.7 beta
Jan 29 14:26:53 <caplink811_log> copperbeech,  maybe worth to give it a try, your drive is recognised properly on a linux box
Jan 29 14:27:19 <copperbeech> It has also been properly recognised on my slug for over a year...
Jan 29 14:28:26 <caplink811_log> but now it isn't recognised
Jan 29 14:29:42 <copperbeech> yeah - my slug crashed (kids turned off the power perhaps?) and it hasn't been able to recognise it since - although I have tested the drive on my linux PC
Jan 29 14:43:08 <eFfeM> snowbike, I was reading the log and I saw you had the imic working. Just to be sure: did you actually hear audio, or did you only cat to the device
Jan 29 14:43:43 <eFfeM> reason for asking is that my sound card (not an imic) will allow to play a file and control the value, but does not produce sound
Jan 29 14:43:52 <caplink811_log> copperbeech,  did you reflash? any progrss?
Jan 29 14:44:00 <eFfeM> all things in sys seems it plays, but no actual sound
Jan 29 14:44:10 <caplink811_log> s/progrss/progress/g
Jan 29 14:44:11 <jbot> caplink811_log meant: copperbeech,  did you reflash? any progress?
Jan 29 14:44:21 <eFfeM> and koen in #openslug also told me that he did not get sound from his imic
Jan 29 14:49:52 <snowbike> eFfeM: the headphones plugged into the imic produces sound (that I recorded using the imic)
Jan 29 14:50:38 <snowbike> levels are a bit outta whack, but I'm recording a signal from a headphone jack outta my speakers and haven't even touched the mixer.
Jan 29 15:05:24 <copperbeech> caplink881: just going into upgrade mode now...
Jan 29 15:07:01 <eFfeM> snowbike, that's good. might bother you about this on a later time (bedtime here)
Jan 29 15:07:35 <snowbike> I'll hang around in here, so talk w/ you later..
Jan 29 15:07:58 <eFfeM> great, cu
Jan 29 15:09:10 <eFfeM> btw i'm a little bit puzzled with your /dev/dsp1 thing, could it be the imic has headphones and line out as two different devices ?
Jan 29 15:09:49 <snowbike> I'm not sure what is going on--mic in and phones out both use /dev/dsp1
Jan 29 15:10:09 <snowbike> I think the Linux drivers assume an onboard soundcard will be /dev/dsp0 and go for /dev/dsp1..
Jan 29 15:10:23 <snowbike> I found some info about this online just googling for Linux/imic
Jan 29 15:10:43 <eFfeM> normally this is the case for a pc 
Jan 29 15:10:51 <eFfeM> have you created /dev/dsp0 manually?
Jan 29 15:11:12 <eFfeM> my system automaically creates /dev/dsp major 14 minor 3
Jan 29 15:11:43 <snowbike> I thought I might have to do the mknod, but ended up not having to do that.
Jan 29 15:12:22 <snowbike> hmm. don't be too confused, because I am too.  I did the ln'ing, and then at the reboot that seems to have all disappeared!
Jan 29 15:12:50 <snowbike> now /dev/dsp is 14,3 
Jan 29 15:13:20 <eFfeM> actually my card ran once (with 2.6.12 or 2.6.14), next time it didn't
Jan 29 15:13:20 <snowbike> and I've been doing cat /dev/dsp > test.wav and cat test.wav > /dev/dsp repeatedly and it is working with the headset plugged into the imic
Jan 29 15:13:48 <eFfeM> can you do file test.wav ?
Jan 29 15:13:53 <snowbike> I've rebooted once.  I'll try several times over the next week, I'm sure.  I'm using 2.6.12
Jan 29 15:14:31 <snowbike> -sh: file: not found... :)  Just a sec.  I tried it on osx before and got what looked like an endian issue, but not sure.  I'll scp it over and let you know.
Jan 29 15:14:42 <eFfeM> file says the wav files are  RIFF (little-endian) data, WAVE audio, Microsoft PCM, 16 bit, stereo 44100 Hz
Jan 29 15:14:58 <eFfeM> just want to be sure that this is not a 44k1 <-> 48k issue
Jan 29 15:15:23 <snowbike> on osx I get test.wav: 8086 relocatable (Microsoft)
Jan 29 15:15:37 <snowbike> doesn't tell me much--mean anything to you?  and endian thing?
Jan 29 15:16:10 <snowbike> I did have a problem reading it into some sound analysis software that I was trying to use (Raven), so I'm going to be exploring just what the heck file it is..  I'll let you know what I find.
Jan 29 15:16:24 <eFfeM> hm, your wav is not really recognized as a wav by osx
Jan 29 15:17:04 <eFfeM> are you by any chance running a web or ftp server where you can put this test.wav file?
Jan 29 15:17:09 <snowbike> right..  so it is something funky.  but I don't know if it ending, sample rate, encoding (is it really an au)
Jan 29 15:17:43 <snowbike> yeah, just a sec.. 
Jan 29 15:18:02 <snowbike> http://uashome.alaska.edu/~jfmjh/test.wav
Jan 29 15:18:14 <snowbike> checking the link and quicktime gives me a big question mark on it.  Something funky.
Jan 29 15:21:15 <copperbeech_> caplink811: driver still failed to load after a reflash...
Jan 29 15:21:29 <copperbeech_> wonder if the caddy is damaged?
Jan 29 15:21:40 <caplink811_log> hm, no more ideas at all..
Jan 29 15:21:44 <copperbeech_> the caddy works fine with my PC... 
Jan 29 15:22:07 <eFfeM> snowbike, got the wav, it is also identified as an 8086 relocatable here
Jan 29 15:22:08 <copperbeech_> I'm really hoping that my NSLU2 has not had some HW failure which would cause this :-(
Jan 29 15:22:09 <snowbike> what is the slug/arm/openslug?  big or little endian?
Jan 29 15:22:27 <eFfeM> looking into the file and it looks like it is just data (and no wav header)
Jan 29 15:22:34 <eFfeM> openslug is BE
Jan 29 15:22:35 <copperbeech_> at least the data isn't lost
Jan 29 15:22:41 <snowbike> I'm trying to open up the file in matlab to look at header, etc..
Jan 29 15:23:03 <snowbike> yeah, od looked like just numbers (which is good for what I want).
Jan 29 15:23:13 <snowbike> auread and wavread obviously don't work...
Jan 29 15:23:18 <eFfeM> the file I have is  32768 bytes and starts as:
Jan 29 15:23:19 <eFfeM> 0000000 8080 8080 8080 7373 7473 7473 7574 7675
Jan 29 15:23:19 <eFfeM> 0000020 7676 7676 7777 7877 7877 7978 7978 7979
Jan 29 15:23:58 <snowbike> on osx it looks like: 0000000    100200  100200  100200  071563  071564  071564  072165  072566
Jan 29 15:24:01 <snowbike> 0000020    073166  073166  073567  073570  073570  074171  074171  074571
Jan 29 15:24:16 <eFfeM> I did od -x yours is octal
Jan 29 15:24:26 <caplink811_log> copperbeech,  no, i don't think so, but myself hadn't explanation about that behavior
Jan 29 15:24:29 <snowbike> sorry.. forgot.
Jan 29 15:24:40 <eFfeM> this is my octal
Jan 29 15:24:40 <eFfeM> 0000000 100200 100200 100200 071563 072163 072163 072564 073165
Jan 29 15:24:40 <eFfeM> 0000020 073166 073166 073567 074167 074167 074570 074570 074571
Jan 29 15:24:47 <eFfeM> exactly the same
Jan 29 15:25:12 <copperbeech_> caplink811: cheers, thanks for your ideas...
Jan 29 15:25:20 <caplink811_log> no problem
Jan 29 15:25:47 <eFfeM> snowbike, a real wav file has a header like this (using od -cx)
Jan 29 15:25:47 <eFfeM> 0000000   R   I   F   F 204   # 344 001   W   A   V   E   f   m   t
Jan 29 15:25:48 <eFfeM>         5249 4646 8423 e401 5741 5645 666d 7420
Jan 29 15:25:48 <eFfeM> 0000020 020  \0  \0  \0 001  \0 002  \0   D 254  \0  \0 020 261 002  \0
Jan 29 15:25:48 <eFfeM>         1000 0000 0100 0200 44ac 0000 10b1 0200
Jan 29 15:25:48 <eFfeM> 0000040 004  \0 020  \0   d   a   t   a   `   # 344 001  \0  \0  \0  \0
Jan 29 15:25:50 <eFfeM>         0400 1000 6461 7461 6023 e401 0000 0000
Jan 29 15:26:04 <eFfeM> note the RIFF and the WAVEfnt and the data text
Jan 29 15:26:39 <eFfeM> now really calling it a day, feel free to leave a msg, my log bot will pick it up
Jan 29 15:27:24 <AdamBaker> copperbeech_: have you tried plugging any other USB devices into the slug to see if they appear in /proc/bus/usb/devices - that would confirm if the USB hardware is working. Also is the drive bus powered?
Jan 29 15:28:00 <caplink811_log> AdamBaker,  nice idea, but he's gone
Jan 29 15:29:22 <AdamBaker> Yes I spotted that just after I pressed enter
Jan 29 15:31:47 <snowbike> eFfeM-log: I just ipkg installed alsa-utils-aplay
Jan 29 15:32:12 <snowbike> eFfeM-log: but arecord -l gives me 
Jan 29 15:32:14 <snowbike> arecord: device_list:200: no soundcards found...
Jan 29 15:32:40 <snowbike>  16: [0- 0]: digital audio playback
Jan 29 15:32:41 <snowbike>  24: [0- 0]: digital audio capture
Jan 29 15:32:41 <snowbike>   0: [0- 0]: ctl
Jan 29 15:32:41 <snowbike>  33:       : timer
Jan 29 17:39:32 <antisamw> i need help getting my usb ethernet adapter working, i installed the ipkg for it, then used insmod, but it doesnt show up if i ifconfig, and the lights are still off on the adapter
Jan 29 17:39:48 <antisamw> what am i missing?
Jan 29 17:39:58 <antisamw> seems like that should be it
Jan 29 17:40:11 <NAiL> anything in dmesg?
Jan 29 17:40:20 <antisamw> i didnt reboot
Jan 29 17:40:46 <NAiL> no, but it should show up in dmesg anyway
Jan 29 17:41:09 <antisamw> oh, ill give a look
Jan 29 17:42:46 <antisamw> hmm good call
Jan 29 17:42:53 <antisamw> its seeing it
Jan 29 17:43:02 <antisamw> saw my plug and unplug it
Jan 29 17:43:09 <antisamw> why do i get no interface then?
Jan 29 17:43:41 <NAiL> ifconfig -a?
Jan 29 17:45:00 <antisamw> im rebooting, then ill just try and bring it up by hand
Jan 29 17:46:46 <antisamw> its there, ill try and get it an ip address now
Jan 29 17:50:09 <antisamw> well... werid, it works.. and i can ping it from another computer, but non of the lights are on
Jan 29 17:52:15 <antisamw> haha this is weird, its not really working, the internal adapter is now responding to both ip addresses
Jan 29 17:52:28 <antisamw> and the usb adapter is doing nohitng
Jan 29 17:56:22 <rwhitby> did you insmod both usbnet and the module for the hardware?
Jan 29 17:57:16 <antisamw> no i did not know usbnet was needed, or not already there
Jan 29 17:57:44 <antisamw> im rebooting now, i will check to see if usbnet is being used
Jan 29 17:58:05 <antisamw> btw im using openslug 2.7
Jan 29 18:00:21 <antisamw> nope no usbnet
Jan 29 18:05:15 <rwhitby> modprobe it
Jan 29 18:05:24 <rwhitby> you may need to ipk install it first
Jan 29 18:07:31 <antisamw> yeah it didnt modprobe, so in installed it and insmod it
Jan 29 18:08:19 <antisamw> still the same, dmesg sees me plug and unplug the usb adapter, but no lights work, and all its traffic keeps going ove eth0
Jan 29 18:08:46 <NAiL> are both network adapters on the same subnet?
Jan 29 18:09:10 <antisamw> yes
Jan 29 18:10:09 <NAiL> that's why you're getting a ping reply even though the usb nic isn't working
Jan 29 18:11:22 <antisamw> i can ssh over the usb adapters ip also, the internal eth0 is handling all trafic for both
Jan 29 18:11:31 <NAiL> yes
Jan 29 18:11:38 <NAiL> since they're on the same subnet
Jan 29 18:12:13 <antisamw> but again, dmesg  shows that the usb adapter is plugged in, and ifconfig shows an adapter wtih the same MAC address as the usb adapter is created
Jan 29 18:16:44 <antisamw> any ideas?
Jan 29 18:25:52 <rwhitby> nope
Jan 29 18:27:19 <antisamw> just saw some people in the tivo community have my linksys usb100tx adapter working just fine without the lights wokring, so maybe all is well
Jan 29 18:27:26 <antisamw> ill finish setting it up
Jan 29 18:28:13 <antisamw> maybe that should be added to the wiki if indeed it does work with no lights, as that will have cost me maybe 2 hours
Jan 29 18:28:57 <rwhitby> antisamw: well, it's a wiki, so if you think it should be added, then just add it.
Jan 29 18:41:38 <antisamw> thats what i was saying, sorry i was thinking out loud
Jan 29 18:42:06 <snowbike> now the imic isn't working.. ug.. we'll see..
Jan 29 20:21:59 <CIA-13> 03bzhou * 10unslung/make/py-mercurial.mk: mercurial upgrade from 0.7 to 0.8
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