**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Mar 31 10:59:57 2006 Mar 31 11:10:24 RP: cool Mar 31 12:16:39 hrw|work: could you add matchbox-applet-cards from .dev to the 3.5.4(.x) feeds? Mar 31 12:17:52 probably Mar 31 12:19:17 do we have a plugin to panel which adds taskbar? Mar 31 12:19:29 sort off Mar 31 12:19:41 gpe-buttonbox should be able to do that, but needs some sane configs Mar 31 12:19:42 mb-applet-tasks? Mar 31 12:20:01 ah right, I added that :) Mar 31 12:20:13 btw - it should be matchbox-applet-tasks rather? Mar 31 12:20:33 yes, those pdaX people don't have consistent naming Mar 31 12:24:08 koen: but do we have to repeat this? Mar 31 12:25:06 hrw|work: we don't have to Mar 31 12:25:15 I just didn't think about it when I added it Mar 31 12:25:46 why do people need a taskbar in the panel anyway? Mar 31 12:25:49 happens Mar 31 12:25:55 there is one in the titlebar.... Mar 31 12:26:36 its faster Mar 31 12:27:25 The one in the titlebar would be fine if you patched matchbox so that it's still visible when the desktop is showing. Mar 31 12:28:37 on the desktop you have the tasks vfolder, right? Mar 31 12:28:43 That said, you do also have the swoosh key, and it wouldn't be hard to implement a popup tasklist in the panel. Mar 31 12:29:19 didn't florian patch gpe-taskmgr (or whatever it's called) to switch to running apps as well? Mar 31 12:29:26 You do have the tasks vfolder, but most real users have trouble understanding it. Almost everyone who sees "Active Tasks" thinks it's something related to the to-do list. Mar 31 12:29:52 Yes, he did. In fact, gpe-taskmanager has been able to switch between tasks for a while, but florian patched it to do that more thoroughly. Mar 31 12:31:15 ~curse gtk fro fscked libtool Mar 31 12:31:18 May the fleas of a thousand camels infest your most sensitive regions, gtk fro fscked libtool ! Mar 31 12:32:11 to build mt-applet-task I need to build gtk again.. which means building atk, pango, glib2 too ;( Mar 31 12:32:19 fsck Mar 31 12:39:44 bbl Mar 31 12:43:15 argh... Mar 31 12:43:24 ~kill gtk and company Mar 31 12:43:26 * ibot shoots a hyper-charged fluxgraviton gun at gtk and company Mar 31 12:45:42 RP: congratz. Tosa led patch is on the way to linus. thx Mar 31 12:46:44 do13_: finally made it :) Mar 31 12:47:32 Hey Liam Mar 31 12:47:40 Hi Dirk Mar 31 12:47:58 hi Liam Mar 31 12:48:06 Hi Richard Mar 31 12:49:00 RP: Boku has found a bug in th 31 driver. It only effects master mode so afaik c7x0 should be ok Mar 31 12:49:56 lrg: Ah, I hope it wasn't my original code at fault :-/. I still haven't had a chance to debug input on the c7x0 yet... Mar 31 12:50:50 RP: I think it's something when I refactored a bit and copied from the 8750. It's nothing major Mar 31 12:51:26 RP: do you know if your going to CELF yet ? Mar 31 12:52:28 lrg: As things stand, I think I've too much work on... Mar 31 12:52:34 lrg: Which airline are you using btw? Mar 31 12:52:49 (I couldn't find any semi direct flights from EDI) Mar 31 12:53:07 RP: I'm flying with Continental from EDI via Newark Mar 31 12:53:48 what do you think about CELF lrg ? Mar 31 12:53:53 RP: It's splits a long 13h direct flight up quite nicely :) Mar 31 12:54:00 is it a good thing for linux embedded developers ? Mar 31 12:54:42 Genesis, I think it will be a good conference. Plenty of people to meet. CosmicPenguin is also going. Mar 31 12:55:01 Genesis, are you in the San Jose area ? Mar 31 12:55:19 ho no Mar 31 12:55:29 i was speaking about CELF linux Mar 31 12:55:52 lrg: I read the gpio status of the mask pin. It toggles. So there must be something wrong inside the driver. Mar 31 12:56:00 i'm a bit too far of San Jose , i'm in europa Mar 31 12:56:31 Genesis, I think they have got some really good ideas. They have a lot of papers on the main site and are open to feedback. Mar 31 12:56:44 lrg: I hope I can debug this over the weekend Mar 31 12:56:59 when i see the company works on it , i fear Mar 31 12:57:09 do13, ok I'll see what I can find out. It may require some other bits to be set. Mar 31 12:57:31 lrg: thx Mar 31 12:59:51 lrg: thanks, I'll see how that airline stacks up Mar 31 13:00:14 RP: there pretty good. No complaints from me. Mar 31 13:00:44 do13, I have an apps note to send you on the mask pins. It should be helpful. Mar 31 13:03:41 hrw|work: you should receive a mail soon, and I hope you'll find it nice ;) Mar 31 13:07:32 lrg: you are talking about 'ADA and MASK Timing on WM9712'? Mar 31 13:09:47 obergix[work]: ThX Mar 31 13:10:09 hrw|work: you're welcome... it's the least users can do ;) Mar 31 13:11:46 obergix[work]: looks like I will buy sd card soon (or will get one from one of oz users) Mar 31 13:12:25 do13, I mean general notes on using the device. Mar 31 13:15:14 do13, also includes ADA and MASK pins :) Mar 31 13:15:14 lrg: ahhh. thx. Mar 31 13:19:38 RP: OZ 3.5.4.1-alpha1 works on terrier Mar 31 13:20:16 hrw|work: Neat. We can be the first distro to claim terrier support then :) Mar 31 13:20:21 yes Mar 31 13:20:30 RP: I plan to add post on oz.org about it Mar 31 13:20:40 I can also patch that into the kernel Kconfig options :) Mar 31 13:21:57 yep Mar 31 13:22:07 and I can push updater.sh with terrier support Mar 31 13:22:22 terrier? Mar 31 13:22:23 +if [ "$MODEL" != "SL-C3000" ] && [ "$MODEL" != "SL-C3100" ] && [ "$MODEL" != "SL-C3200" ] Mar 31 13:22:26 ~terrier Mar 31 13:22:29 which model's that.. 3200? Mar 31 13:22:33 yes Mar 31 13:22:34 extra, extra, read all about it, terrier is Sharp Zaurus SL-C3200, or a dog Mar 31 13:22:40 Ah :) Mar 31 13:23:27 RP: can I mt drop borzoi from .oz354x so we will have collie/poodle/tosa/c7x0/akita/spitz only? Mar 31 13:23:50 hrw|work: Yes Mar 31 13:26:11 lrg: cool. thx for the mail:) Mar 31 13:26:53 do13, np, there is a note on the ada and mask that should be usefull. :) Mar 31 13:29:01 lrg: yeah. I found this already on the web. Mar 31 13:29:37 do13, cool Mar 31 13:45:33 http://openzaurus.org/wordpress/2006/03/31/sl-c3200-terrier-support/ Mar 31 13:47:21 While trying to bitbake stuff I get: *** Error: Package name contains illegal characters, (other than [a-z0-9.+-]), any ideas? Mar 31 13:49:04 03hrw 07org.oe.oz354x * r03120bdb... 10/packages/ (26 files in 22 dirs): Mar 31 13:49:04 Dropped Borzoi (SL-C3100) from packages - we unite all c3x00 models into spitz.conf Mar 31 13:49:04 - sl-c3000/c3100/c3200 are handled as one machine Mar 31 13:49:04 - they only differ in flash size/type Mar 31 13:49:04 - one kernel is used on all of them Mar 31 13:49:05 - we boot from microdrive not flash Mar 31 13:49:09 03hrw 07org.oe.oz354x * r464bc6e5... 10/conf/machine/spitz.conf: spitz.conf: add gpe-filemanager into gpe-image Mar 31 13:49:13 03hrw 07org.oe.oz354x * r63c2ad6b... 10/conf/machine/ (terrier.conf borzoi.conf): borzoi.conf/terrier.conf: add warning as those machines are now supported as spitz Mar 31 13:51:38 * hrw|work want cherrypicker...... Mar 31 13:52:46 hrw|work: how do you choose what packages are in OZ and which are not ? Mar 31 13:53:13 ade|desk: we provided all from .oz354fam083 into OZ 3.5.4 feeds Mar 31 13:53:32 hmm ok Mar 31 13:54:13 ade|desk: then we switched to .oz354x to not interfere with familiar guys Mar 31 13:54:57 will go a searching then Mar 31 13:59:32 is ewi alive ? Mar 31 14:00:02 yes Mar 31 14:00:48 strange, vanille's viewmtn doesn't do manifest and i can't get at ewi :( Mar 31 14:16:09 morning Mar 31 14:18:39 do13_: hrw|work : Good news, I was just allowed by ROAD to make the keyboard changes public Mar 31 14:18:46 GREAT Mar 31 14:18:49 do13_: hrw|work : I will add them over the weekend Mar 31 14:18:52 back to writing Mar 31 14:18:56 ~hail zecke and road bosses Mar 31 14:18:58 * ibot bows down to zecke and road bosses and chants, "I'M NOT WORTHY!!" Mar 31 14:19:32 hrw|work: ATM I can only add them to the GPL version of QtE Mar 31 14:19:40 hrw|work: but this isn't a problem for us now :) Mar 31 14:19:52 cya Mar 31 14:19:55 cu Mar 31 14:30:23 hi is it possible to make a build with lvm in to mount /home /root as 1 drive (5600) Mar 31 14:38:27 03xora 07org.oe.dev * ra38bf03b... 10/packages/ (glib-2.0/glib-2.0_2.10.1.bb pango/pango_1.12.0.bb): Mar 31 14:38:27 glib-2.0_2.10.1.bb, pango_1.12.0.bb : lower preference of these until they Mar 31 14:38:27 play nice with our apps. Mar 31 14:44:19 ~ewi Mar 31 14:44:20 ewi is probably ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl - main backup server for OE monotone. Hosts database snapshot: http://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/OE/OE.db.bz2 Mar 31 14:44:50 i wonder what is up with ewi Mar 31 14:47:36 03xora 07org.oe.dev * r3e4782ed... 10/packages/sylpheed/ (5 files): Mar 31 14:47:36 sylpheed_2.2.4.bb : added newest version of sylpheed, changed MAINTAINER Mar 31 14:47:36 to me with permission. Mar 31 14:47:36 sylpheed_2*.bb : removed old versions Mar 31 15:00:24 hi Mar 31 15:00:26 <_law_> any ideas why i get 1000 of this errors: Mar 31 15:00:28 <_law_> ERROR: too many values to unpack while parsing /home/law/devel/oe/oe/org.openembedded.dev/packages/iptables/iptables_1.2.9.bb Mar 31 15:01:38 _law_: updated bitbake? Mar 31 15:01:45 <_law_> hrw|work: yes svn Mar 31 15:01:51 interestingly, gnumeric compiles fine on akita and fails in collie Mar 31 15:01:55 <_law_> clear cache again? Mar 31 15:01:59 _law_: then clean cache? Mar 31 15:02:50 <_law_> hrw|work: looks better Mar 31 15:09:11 cu Mar 31 15:31:02 * chouimat is away: shower Mar 31 15:58:15 CoreDump|home: what you say! Mar 31 15:58:38 AYBABTU! Mar 31 16:04:27 lrg: yep - CELF should be fun Mar 31 16:05:00 CosmicPenguin, indeed, we'll have to go out for some beers :) Mar 31 16:06:05 CosmicPenguin, btw I'm booked in at the Hilton Mar 31 16:06:53 lrg: I'm at the marriott Mar 31 16:24:18 Hi Mar 31 16:24:23 do13, online? Mar 31 16:28:50 do13: in case you read this later, javascript is 'kinda' fixed since r524518 Mar 31 16:29:17 jnc: ? Mar 31 16:49:07 sorry if this is a common question- but i have been away for awhile. i am getting errors like these: Mar 31 16:49:15 ERROR: 'str' object has no attribute 'keys' while parsing /data/slug/ucslugc/openembedded/packages/zlib/zlib-native_1.2.3.bb Mar 31 16:49:36 any suggestions? Mar 31 16:51:14 * NAiL suggests updating bitbake Mar 31 17:02:17 I've compiled an image w/ a wrong PREFERRED_PROVIDER_hostap-conf. What do I need to rebuild after setting the correct value? Something _still_ pulls in the wrong provider Mar 31 17:18:40 03xora 07org.oe.dev * r673bca92... 10/packages/sylpheed/ (3 files): sylpheed_*.bb : drop some more old versions with permission from pb_ Mar 31 17:20:39 nm, got it Mar 31 17:55:37 now I'm insane Mar 31 17:55:47 just kidding, I was insane before as well Mar 31 17:59:52 hail zecke Mar 31 18:00:00 thanks for the sanity bulletin Mar 31 18:00:34 pb_: you are welcome Mar 31 18:01:13 pb_: The Department of My Sanity should have some colors to indicate my sanity Mar 31 18:01:49 good thinking Mar 31 18:01:55 presumably just several different types of red Mar 31 18:02:31 right, and then some one can write a maemo plugin Mar 31 18:03:02 I have turned in the paper, It is crap but I hope nobody notices it Mar 31 18:04:07 heh Mar 31 18:04:08 very good Mar 31 18:08:43 What is a good mp3 player in OE? Mar 31 18:09:24 rhythmbox Mar 31 18:09:31 pb_: thnaks Mar 31 18:10:10 NAiL, tried that. no dice Mar 31 18:11:27 Ok... who is guy with a twisted sense of humor that assigned F1 to be the "open file" shortcut on mp3blaster?! Mar 31 18:11:43 hrw|gone: ewi should work again Mar 31 18:11:52 How do I generate the F1 code with the virtual keyboard? Mar 31 18:12:07 btw, I noticed that the tremor has some packaging problems. It did not create ipk at all. Mar 31 18:12:18 hi koen Mar 31 18:12:27 and others :-) Mar 31 18:12:27 hey lamikr Mar 31 18:12:27 hello koen Mar 31 18:12:43 ~lart KPN and stupid NAT/WIFI/VOIP router boxes Mar 31 18:12:43 * ibot acting on orders from an unspecified client drags KPN and stupid NAT/WIFI/VOIP router boxes into court suing for $200 million Mar 31 18:12:45 hey poli Mar 31 18:13:09 koen: oh what happened to ewi? Mar 31 18:13:31 zecke: afaik nothing, but people were having problems according to scollback Mar 31 18:13:33 Is there anyway to generate teh F1 key code using the virtual keyboard? Is there some way to generate it at all? Mar 31 18:13:44 scrollback* Mar 31 18:13:52 poli: the Opie one should have a F1? Mar 31 18:14:18 zecke: opie isn't an option. :( I have a 4700. Mar 31 18:14:51 poli: Opie is portable, port it Mar 31 18:15:21 zecke: I know, has some touch screen issues with the 4700 TS driver as far as I know. Mar 31 18:16:06 poli: I guess you need to add an f1 key to the layout you are using. Mar 31 18:17:18 pb_: yeah. Second program that I use that needs F-keys. First is mc. Mar 31 18:17:22 poli: it uses tslib for the touchscreen, it can't have more troubles than X Mar 31 18:18:00 For now, I first need to get sound working... :( Mar 31 18:18:06 Thanks all. Mar 31 18:18:53 zecke: you will if you hardcode the wrong /dev/input/event Mar 31 18:19:12 zecke: I can send my explanation and proposed fix again to opie-devel Mar 31 18:19:23 koen: that is still the wrong place Mar 31 18:19:26 zecke: so the opie people can ignore it again Mar 31 18:19:42 koen: first it is QtE that opens the TS Mar 31 18:19:55 koen: and it only honors a environment variable Mar 31 18:20:12 koen: and well, let us use detect-stylus to set this var... Mar 31 18:20:24 zecke: that was my proposed fix Mar 31 18:21:16 koen: and I don't feel responsible for doing this :} Mar 31 18:21:25 zecke: me neither Mar 31 18:21:37 zecke: I bet lorn will explode, start fudding, etc Mar 31 18:22:14 koen: well Opie only provides an example start script, OE has different scripts... Mar 31 18:22:28 OT: is dropbear directly calling xauth? Mar 31 18:22:42 or is it a script? Mar 31 18:24:32 I think it calls it directly. Mar 31 18:25:28 presumably you could replace the xauth binary with a script that calls opie-xauth, though, if you needed to. Mar 31 18:34:01 debian unstable's rxvt-unicode doesnt support xft: font dclrations in -fn Mar 31 18:34:07 had to steal ubuntu dapper's Mar 31 18:34:10 silly thing Mar 31 18:34:12 wonder why Mar 31 18:35:02 kergoth: that's odd, I'm sure it worked for me in debian the other day Mar 31 18:35:39 my fonts all work ... Mar 31 18:35:51 even my opentype ones Mar 31 18:38:16 oh yeah, the latest one does seem to be broken Mar 31 18:38:17 urxvt -fn 'xft:Bitstream Vera Sans Mono:pixelsize=12' errors here Mar 31 18:38:18 crazy debian Mar 31 18:38:23 hehe. crazy indeed Mar 31 18:38:29 doesn't make any effort to open anything font-related, it seems Mar 31 18:38:35 my eyes werent too happy with me, i got spoiled using a decent terminal font Mar 31 18:40:52 heh, right. gotta have a decent font if you're gonna be staring at it all day. Mar 31 18:47:45 hi for a moment(s) Mar 31 18:50:24 hrw: hi Mar 31 19:08:40 http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=18594 - another devel decided to not wasting time on qpdf2 Mar 31 19:17:35 hrw, anything better than qpd2? With annotateability? Mar 31 19:17:47 BTW: I have the beginning (working) port of KPDF to Qtopia at my ROAD desktop... Mar 31 19:17:58 shame I wasn't only twice at their office this year :} Mar 31 19:19:53 polyonymous: qpdf2 stinks badly Mar 31 19:20:12 hrw, But the question is still unanswered... Mar 31 19:20:27 qtopia... I want to get rid of it but keep opie stuff.... Mar 31 19:21:01 polyonymous: qtopia world is dying - no new apps for it - only new small tools etc... Mar 31 19:21:25 Yes. But the question is what can I replace qpdf with without losing features. Mar 31 19:21:46 hrw: will you include a fat konqueror embedded in OZ 3.5.4.1? Mar 31 19:21:51 not in qtopia enviroments Mar 31 19:21:57 zecke|food: 3.5.x? why not Mar 31 19:22:25 hrw, do you mean one should go for gpe, instead of opie? Mar 31 19:22:31 zecke|food: users will be excited enough about new web browser Mar 31 19:23:24 polyonymous: no - I would like to get opie/x11 ;P Mar 31 19:23:35 hrw, so would I :)) Mar 31 19:25:57 cu Mar 31 19:25:59 make menuconfig -> X11 Mar 31 19:26:38 cya Mar 31 19:27:35 any OpenOffice expert around? Mar 31 19:31:25 zecke: How much does the kpdf eat memory for you? Mar 31 19:32:11 lamikr: I have not measured it, it was acceptable Mar 31 19:33:17 Nice to hear. I like very much from the kpdf in my desktop. Too bad that qpe does not support x yet. Mar 31 19:34:26 lamikr: what are you talking about? Mar 31 19:35:02 lamikr: http://handhelds.org/~zecke/pics/screenshots/opie/images.html Mar 31 19:35:21 lamikr: Opie ran fine on X11 in 2001 and 2002, there was no interest in it though Mar 31 19:37:38 zecke|food: clearly ahead of its time Mar 31 19:38:26 zecke: Yes, I remembered the heated discussions from that topic. I just have somekind of attitude problem in that. I just like X, simply nice X :-) Mar 31 19:39:02 lamikr: there was no heated discussions, there was no feedback at all Mar 31 19:39:28 lamikr: Opie is portable, it would even run on WinCE - when Qt finally runs on this platform Mar 31 19:40:55 zecke: I am sure that there were at least couple of times threads arguing whether X is just the performance problem or not. Maybe it was in some other place than handheld list. Mar 31 19:41:10 so, are there any plans for opie-x11-image? Mar 31 19:41:50 polyonymous: cd opie, make menuconfig, select X11, make Mar 31 19:42:11 speaking of X... /oe/tmp/staging/i686-oe-linux-uclibc/include/stdio.h:46: error: conflicting types for 'XF86FILE' Mar 31 19:42:18 zecke: Isn't it so that in theory it should be easy to replace a small port of eQT (or whatever was the name of the library) with a version from it's big brother with X support. The api was supposed to be pretty same, one implementation just without X. Mar 31 19:42:48 zecke|food, would that get me an opie image for zaurus? :)) Mar 31 19:43:09 polyonymous: Opie doesn't buildsystem does not create images Mar 31 19:43:22 polyonymous: only styling and IPC will not work Mar 31 19:43:23 Yes. that's why I asked about opie-x11-image Mar 31 19:43:38 oh well. I got your idea. Mar 31 19:43:40 polyonymous: IPC will work if you build zecke IPC or port it to d-bus Mar 31 19:44:12 In short - no plans for opie-x11 at this moment :) Mar 31 19:44:19 polyonymous: what idea? I told you how to compile Opie for Qt/X11 Mar 31 19:44:24 polyonymous: do you have some? Mar 31 19:44:31 polyonymous: I guess you should feel free to make your own plans. Mar 31 19:44:39 Yes, I was asking about getting one for OZ. Mar 31 19:44:41 polyonymous: once my time permits it, I will have PIM on Qt4 Mar 31 19:44:45 pb_, I agree completely with you here. Mar 31 19:45:28 polyonymous: the situation has not changed. 98% of Opie is compilable against Qt2/X11 Mar 31 19:45:40 polyonymous: matchbox supports the Ok/Cancel handling - thanks to mallum Mar 31 19:45:54 polyonymous: there is no interest in Opie/X11 though Mar 31 19:46:00 stdio makes no reference to X86.. its just generic file code! Mar 31 19:46:01 - besides randomly talking about it Mar 31 19:46:12 damn I hate OpenOffice calc Mar 31 19:46:25 zecke|food, Yes, but OE tree lacks support for such build. But then again, as pb_ pointed out - if I'm interested, I should take care about it. Mar 31 19:46:33 TheMasterMind1: inspect your sources for "#define FILE XF86FILE" Mar 31 19:46:57 But, one step at a time, after almost months of experiments with chrooted oz, I should first move on to flashing it. Mar 31 19:47:01 polyonymous: right Mar 31 19:47:03 month, that was. Mar 31 19:47:37 if you give me around two million dollar, I would stop with Uni Mar 31 19:47:51 and well maybe even add Opie/X11 to OE Mar 31 19:47:56 zecke|food: yeah, oo.org calc sucks. alias knumeric=gnumeric and try that. Mar 31 19:48:07 zecke|food, if I had that money I'd do it myself. Mar 31 19:48:49 pb_: =SUM(December!B1) isn't working... Mar 31 19:50:39 *yeah* Mar 31 19:53:02 hey mallum Mar 31 19:54:59 ok so X does an undef FILE and defines FILE as its own XF86FILE type, but stdio is included later on so the previous declaration error comes up. should i patch the one file to include stdio? or use -include stdio.h as a CFLAG? Mar 31 20:04:23 hey zecke|food Mar 31 20:11:26 TheMasterMind1: probably the former Mar 31 20:16:31 aaargh Mar 31 20:16:41 koen: yeah? Mar 31 20:16:42 ~lart firmware autoupdate for routers Mar 31 20:16:42 * ibot rm -rf's firmware autoupdate for routers Mar 31 20:17:15 after I got this new router to work at my parents house it called home Mar 31 20:17:34 fun Mar 31 20:17:36 now I have to wait for some support dude to click the right button Mar 31 20:17:42 during office hours..... Mar 31 20:18:04 * koen is bound to cat5 now Mar 31 20:18:34 normally I would resort to drinking beer Mar 31 20:20:35 argh! Mar 31 20:20:36 pubcvs.arm.linux.org.uk(212.18.232.187):2401 failed: No route to host Mar 31 20:20:47 ~lart AOL Mar 31 20:20:47 * ibot puts AOL into a headlock and administers a mighty noogie, rubbing half of AOL's hair of Mar 31 20:20:51 JustinP: it has been down for a while now Mar 31 20:21:06 JustinP: it also means that you can't submit patches for 2.6.17 Mar 31 20:22:55 partx rocks Mar 31 20:26:04 later all Mar 31 20:26:51 koen|away: 2.6.17 of? Mar 31 20:26:58 koen|away: I don't suppose you have a tarball of tslib? Mar 31 20:33:21 hey Mar 31 20:33:39 mickeyl|bbl: hey Mar 31 20:33:41 does anyone have a fix or an idea for the following thing: Mar 31 20:33:57 | arm-linux-gcc: /local/pkg/oe/spitz/tmp/staging/arm-linux/lib/.libs/libXt.so: File not Found Mar 31 20:34:04 why the h*** is it looking in that odd place? Mar 31 20:34:09 and who's responsible? Mar 31 20:34:12 "Lass uns die Mexikaner aus der Stadt jagen" Mr. Garrison Mar 31 20:34:19 mickeyl|bbl: libtool Mar 31 20:34:36 mickeyl|bbl: the .la points to that location Mar 31 20:35:17 zecke: how can i verify that? Mar 31 20:35:47 mickeyl|bbl: grep (-i) for libXt in la files Mar 31 20:36:01 * mickeyl|bbl is doing that Mar 31 20:36:18 mickeyl|bbl: alternatively we can apply the plan of Mr. garrison Mar 31 20:38:40 So, tomorrow I'm going to flash OZ. I'm running cacko now - what should I do about partitioning before flashing oz? Mar 31 20:39:00 polyonymous: *dunno* Mar 31 20:39:11 thank you :)) Mar 31 20:39:31 polyonymous: #openzaurus might have more answers Mar 31 20:39:42 indeed, wrong channel :) Mar 31 20:42:23 zecke: bummer, that looks good Mar 31 20:42:30 libXt.la:# libXt.la - a libtool library file Mar 31 20:42:30 libXt.la:dlname='libXt.so.6' Mar 31 20:42:30 libXt.la:library_names='libXt.so.6.0.0 libXt.so.6 libXt.so' Mar 31 20:42:30 libXt.la:old_library='libXt.a' Mar 31 20:42:30 libXt.la:# Version information for libXt. Mar 31 20:42:38 i can't find the lib/.libs path anywhere in staging Mar 31 20:42:42 *sigh* Mar 31 20:43:39 * mickeyl|bbl hates sudden breakage Mar 31 20:44:16 mickeyl|bbl: upload that file please Mar 31 20:44:32 you want to see libXt.la ? Mar 31 20:44:32 mickeyl|bbl: and what package are you building? Mar 31 20:44:34 tetex Mar 31 20:45:42 yes Mar 31 20:45:57 mickeyl|bbl: and is tetex using autotools? Mar 31 20:46:08 yes, tetex is an autotools package Mar 31 20:46:11 mickeyl|bbl: in that case give me a config.log as well Mar 31 20:46:17 mickeyl|bbl: is it using pkg-config as well? Mar 31 20:46:27 mickeyl|bbl: in that case find a libXt.pc as well :} Mar 31 20:46:49 no, solely autotools Mar 31 20:46:56 i'll upload the stuff to vanille Mar 31 20:51:53 hail mickeyl|bbl Mar 31 20:52:00 mm, that .libs thing is weird. Mar 31 20:53:10 http://vanille.de/temp/tetex/ contains some files Mar 31 20:53:11 why is tetex in need for libXt anyway? Mar 31 20:53:12 hi pb_ Mar 31 20:53:20 zecke: tetex contains xdvi and stuff Mar 31 20:53:22 zecke: xdvi Mar 31 20:53:39 * chouimat is back. Mar 31 20:54:03 *cough* sorry "Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden Mar 31 20:54:09 = File not found Mar 31 20:54:09 I guess you could just turn that off: xdvi is pretty sucky anyway Mar 31 20:54:09 heh Mar 31 20:54:30 pb_: libdir=/usr/lib sounds wrong as well :} Mar 31 20:54:32 heh, right. an uneasy feeling remains though Mar 31 20:54:47 zecke: really? I think that's correct Mar 31 20:55:14 pb_: okay, if you say that :) Mar 31 20:55:20 mickeyl|bbl: might be worth checking that you're getting the oe libtool bits, not some other version Mar 31 20:55:25 pb_: the .libs smells like libtool though Mar 31 20:55:35 besides, i have spotted that .libs problem in other places as well. just not recently Mar 31 20:55:41 pb_: how could I check that? Mar 31 20:55:43 zecke: right Mar 31 20:55:55 mickeyl|bbl: configure log Mar 31 20:56:12 mickeyl|bbl: and see if there is a libtool copy in the tetex directory Mar 31 20:56:26 mickeyl|bbl: compare the generated libtool in your tetex build tree to the one from another package (preferably one that works) Mar 31 20:56:49 if there are differences, it probably means that tetex has some libtool macros concealed in acinclude.m4 or similar places Mar 31 20:56:53 "preferably one that works" that is a good one Mar 31 20:57:26 thanks. I'll be away for 1h and then I start to dig Mar 31 20:57:27 bbl Mar 31 20:57:32 righto Mar 31 22:05:12 pb_: fwiw, matchbox doesn't need to be patched to have a decorated desktop. just run matchbox-desktop in managed mode. Mar 31 22:05:46 reenoo: doesn't that cause you to get a fully-decorated desktop, though, with a close icon and everything? Mar 31 22:06:03 pb_: let me check. don't think so. Mar 31 22:06:25 ah, okay, maybe I'm remembering it wrong Mar 31 22:06:36 if so, that does sound like a good solution for the task switching thing Mar 31 22:06:37 http://handhelds.org/scap/html.cgi?fn=port.28983.png Mar 31 22:07:07 that's with a couple of applets in there too Mar 31 22:07:12 oh, right, very good Mar 31 22:07:29 (note that it's not a current scap) Mar 31 22:08:51 and IIRC there were some issues with drawing the desktop in managed mode Mar 31 22:10:04 probably just some (fixable) bad assumptions on window size etc. Mar 31 22:33:24 how do i build 3.5.4 for the 5600 do i build on Z or can i use a live linux distro ? Mar 31 22:49:03 does anybody know of a tool to create either msdos-styled partition tables or vfat partitions in the genext2fs way, i.e. without kernel support? I want to create a bootable CF card image as an image target.. Mar 31 22:49:59 hmm... maybe mtools can help? Never bothered to see if they use kernel support. Mar 31 22:50:15 But I don't think mtools have to do with partition tables. Mar 31 22:50:54 And... do you think booting msdos filesystem makes sense? Mar 31 22:51:25 tmbinc: use dd to write the partition schme? Mar 31 22:51:37 tmbinc: the dosfstools in OE has a patch do do exactly that Mar 31 22:51:44 ah good Mar 31 22:52:08 To create a fatfs from a directory that is Mar 31 22:52:37 But what's the point? Mar 31 22:52:42 ah nice Mar 31 22:52:44 tmbinc: this is what I do to create a CF card image Mar 31 22:52:46 Isn't it asking for troubles? Mar 31 22:52:48 yeah that's what i needed Mar 31 22:52:54 1) build syslinux Mar 31 22:52:58 2) create a dos partition Mar 31 22:53:07 with my kernel Mar 31 22:53:12 3) install syslinux on it Mar 31 22:53:18 4) make an ext2fs partition Mar 31 22:53:23 5) write them to my CF Mar 31 22:53:47 ah, so it comes down to having ext2fs, anyway. Mar 31 22:53:49 * CosmicPenguin isn't exactly sure how much of that is in OE right now, but I can promise you that it will be all there by April 11 Mar 31 22:54:07 Since thats pretty much the extent of my talk at CELF.. :) Mar 31 22:54:09 polyonymous: hm? my target device's bootloader (which i wrote, but that doesn't matter here) can (other than from jffs2, tftp) only boot from VFAT formatted CF partitions. Mar 31 22:54:24 oh yes the rootfs is ext2, sure Mar 31 22:54:28 it's just for the kernel Mar 31 22:54:28 tmbinc, yes, I was talking about rootfs. Mar 31 22:54:34 That makes perfect sense. Mar 31 22:54:37 yes otherwise this would be BAD :) Mar 31 22:54:57 Well, you could do cramfs, or squashfs if you really wanted to Mar 31 22:55:20 CosmicPenguin, sure, not vfat, though :) Mar 31 22:55:31 it wouldn't be nearly as fun as it sounds Mar 31 22:55:32 yeah but the CF method is mainly to allow people to flash the device (they'll copy a flash.elf (which is named a bit differently ;) onto the CF card then) Mar 31 22:55:35 hrw|gone: I'm going to merge the following changes: Fix Key Repeat, Fix Numlock handling, Handle > 7bit keys, Fix mapping of bigger function keys Mar 31 22:55:39 so it must be EASY :) Mar 31 22:56:02 We use a vfat partition so we can use syslinux, because it doesn't need the actual media to be installed Mar 31 22:56:06 so it lends itself well to OE Mar 31 22:56:30 syslinux on what architecture Mar 31 22:56:31 ? Mar 31 22:56:34 x86 Mar 31 22:56:36 what else? Mar 31 22:56:46 Ah, well, that's what I thought -- what else :) Mar 31 22:56:55 But I was thinking about zaurus, of course : Mar 31 22:57:14 This is where you learn that not only Zauruses use OE Mar 31 22:57:34 CosmicPenguin, not that I didn't know. It's just that Z is always on my mind :) Mar 31 22:58:20 Can one run OE in uml? :) Mar 31 22:58:53 an oe rootfs? yeah, i use oe to produce root filesystems for colinux or uml on occasion Mar 31 22:59:19 CosmicPenguin: heh, i should poke at syslinux, set something like that up on my usb flash card for a portable mini linux env Mar 31 22:59:57 kergoth: the 3.0 version came with extlinux, which eliminates the need for a vfat Mar 31 22:59:59 Good. And X to it over network? Mar 31 23:00:30 Somebody should either take that and put it into genext2fs or vice versa Mar 31 23:01:11 ah cool Mar 31 23:06:39 kergoth: Hi! Still alive :-) Mar 31 23:06:45 hey Mar 31 23:18:36 i strongly dislike xorg Mar 31 23:18:56 why? Mar 31 23:20:17 | layer.h:61: error: parse error before "ShadowUpdateProc" Mar 31 23:20:20 thats why Mar 31 23:20:26 Ah. Mar 31 23:20:34 That's okay :) Mar 31 23:22:42 no, its really not Mar 31 23:23:04 I know it's not. But once in a while it happends to all software. Mar 31 23:37:57 i am so utterly confused, what an ambiguous error message Mar 31 23:40:19 cya Apr 01 00:21:56 Anyone here use a collie and gpe? Apr 01 00:57:53 Zero_Chaos: I used to Apr 01 01:27:01 can some1 compile a .c file for me plz for OZ 3.5.4 ? Apr 01 01:31:12 can someone compile this for 3.5.4 plz http://www.scyld.com/wakeonlan.html Apr 01 01:45:47 galv4tr0n, why dont you compile it yourself? Apr 01 01:51:26 can i use zgcc 2.95.1 to build this on my z Apr 01 02:19:33 JustinP: still here? Apr 01 03:48:17 night Apr 01 05:23:18 Ping? Apr 01 05:24:27 hi Apr 01 05:24:49 So here's my daily dilema... Apr 01 05:25:06 I need to pull up the PCMCIA card admin GUI thing...but I've deleted the icon for it. Apr 01 05:25:19 Do you know where the actual executable file lives so I can run it from the console? Apr 01 05:28:57 stupid battery code Apr 01 05:29:08 sec i have to plug my ipaq in and i'll check Apr 01 05:32:27 gpe-conf cardinfo Apr 01 05:35:53 Second question...I have a Netgear MA701 Apr 01 05:36:47 I can't get it to work. Apr 01 05:37:10 plz help im trying to run zgcc root@poodle:/media/card/.zgcc/bin# ./gcc -o foo -lm foo.c Apr 01 05:37:11 gcc: installation problem, cannot exec `cpp': No such file or directory Apr 01 05:37:42 onboard Z on 3.5.4 Apr 01 05:38:22 path problem Apr 01 05:38:38 that is one case where source is necissary Apr 01 05:39:05 if you run "source zgcc.sh" it should set them Apr 01 05:39:27 what is source ? Apr 01 05:39:33 Never mind. I got my car working. Yay. Apr 01 05:39:54 ;) Apr 01 05:40:28 ive seen this mysterious [source] pop up a few times what is it ;) Apr 01 05:40:40 it is a bash internal command Apr 01 05:41:05 ive been doing #/bin/sh ? and also tried #!/bin/sh ? Apr 01 05:41:21 in zgcc.sh? Apr 01 05:41:45 no from bash Apr 01 05:41:51 #/bin/sh is incorrect, and #!/bin/sh is for running the script as its own process Apr 01 05:42:07 oh ok cool Apr 01 05:42:31 but only in the first line of a script Apr 01 05:42:50 do you have coding experience outside of a linux environment? Apr 01 05:43:06 yeah java Apr 01 05:43:27 but no c Apr 01 05:43:40 ok, just curious Apr 01 05:43:49 export GCC_EXEC_PREFIX=/mnt/card/.zgcc/lib/gcc-lib/arm-linux/2.95.2/ Apr 01 05:43:49 export COMPILER_PATH=/mnt/card/.zgcc/bin:/mnt/card/.zgcc/lib/gcc-lib/arm-linux/2.95.2/ Apr 01 05:43:49 export CPATH=/mnt/card/.include/ Apr 01 05:43:49 export LIBRARY_PATH=/mnt/card/.zgcc/lib/:/mnt/card/.zgcc/lib/gcc-lib/arm-linux/2.95.2/:/lib/:/home/QtPalmtop/lib/ Apr 01 05:43:49 export CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH=/mnt/card/.include/g++-3/ Apr 01 05:43:49 PATH=/mnt/card/.zgcc/bin:$PATH Apr 01 05:43:51 export PATH Apr 01 05:43:53 LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/mnt/card/.zgcc/lib Apr 01 05:43:55 export LD_LIBRARY_PATH Apr 01 05:43:57 TMAKEPATH="/mnt/card/.zgcc/tmake/lib/sharp-onboard/" Apr 01 05:43:59 export TMAKEPATH Apr 01 05:44:01 ln -sf /lib/libc.so.6 /usr/lib/libc.so Apr 01 05:44:03 ln -sf /lib/libm.so.6 /usr/lib/libm.so Apr 01 05:44:05 ln -sf /mnt/card/.zgcc/bin/libstdc++-3-libc6.1-2-2.10.0.so /home/QtPalmtop/lib/libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3 Apr 01 05:44:32 so do i add #/bin/sh to the top of zgcc.sh Apr 01 05:44:47 anyway, the reason you want to "source zgcc.sh" instead of ./zgcc.sh is becayse you want those PATH changes to affect your current shell, and not just an external process that runs and then dies Apr 01 05:44:53 no! :) Apr 01 05:45:04 just type "source zgcc.sh" Apr 01 05:45:16 and then type "gcc" Apr 01 05:45:19 and see if it works Apr 01 05:45:29 not ./gcc in some specific directory Apr 01 05:46:01 source not found Apr 01 05:46:52 oh weird Apr 01 05:46:54 ps p $$ Apr 01 05:47:03 what does that say Apr 01 05:48:06 lol Apr 01 05:48:48 start up bash first Apr 01 05:48:51 just type bash Apr 01 05:48:58 then try that "source zgcc.sh" Apr 01 05:49:07 source foo-bar.ext takes the contents of foo-bar.ext and imports them into the current instance of bash Apr 01 05:49:10 lol bash not found Apr 01 05:49:18 there's a synonymn for it '.' Apr 01 05:49:19 do i need to be in opie Apr 01 05:49:23 . foo-bar.ext Apr 01 05:49:27 you may have seen this one Apr 01 05:49:42 i'd get bash then Apr 01 05:49:58 ash is used i think Apr 01 05:50:06 ash being the stripped down sort of bash-alike shell Apr 01 05:50:08 Thanks guys. Apr 01 05:50:11 does . work in ash? Apr 01 05:50:16 it should Apr 01 05:50:17 do i have to boot opie for bash ? Apr 01 05:50:24 that's a rather useful syntax Apr 01 05:50:32 ok galvAtr0n , try ". zgcc.sh" Apr 01 05:50:36 i don't know where you'd get bash Apr 01 05:50:55 most embedded systems use ash or busybox Apr 01 05:51:14 i haven't used zgcc, but http://s91215199.onlinehome.us/zaurus/zgcc2install.html says to source it Apr 01 05:51:17 bad variable name Apr 01 05:51:29 not that I have read much of it Apr 01 05:51:53 ill reboot into opie Apr 01 05:52:03 use the source, n00b. Apr 01 05:52:08 * jnc jokes Apr 01 05:52:20 see if it makes a difference Apr 01 05:52:25 LOL Apr 01 05:53:21 can u guys do me a favor there is a c file im trying to compile can u see if it works or maybe im wasting my time Apr 01 05:53:35 i'd install bash Apr 01 05:53:46 it has nothing to do with your c file Apr 01 05:53:59 gcc can't find cpp because of the path issue Apr 01 05:54:20 galvAtr0n: omgz0rz u can lyke compihel it11!1!1!!one Apr 01 05:54:45 http://www.scyld.com/wakeonlan.html Apr 01 05:54:48 april fools btw Apr 01 05:55:29 uh Apr 01 05:55:34 wakelan_1.1.bb ? Apr 01 05:55:43 jnc@baker:~/opensource/openembedded/org.openembedded.dev/packages/wakelan$ ls Apr 01 05:55:44 wakelan_1.1.bb Apr 01 05:57:30 ? do i need to add that to the kernel ? Apr 01 05:57:53 why would wakeonlan be useful on a PDA anyway? Apr 01 05:58:13 so i can wake my PC from my PDA Apr 01 05:58:30 my pc has WOL on NIC BIOS Apr 01 05:58:59 oh right this sends the wake, nevermind Apr 01 05:59:01 for some reason there is no sablevm ipk only the sablevm-classpath, I tried to build but it did not build on my machine Apr 01 05:59:27 galvAtr0n: so is there a bash package available to you? Apr 01 05:59:45 sorry should say no sablevm in openzaurus dist Apr 01 05:59:59 :( Apr 01 06:00:05 is this file portable ? Apr 01 06:00:51 ? no bash Apr 01 06:01:05 i have oz 3.5.4 Apr 01 06:01:41 I don't know anything about ash really, and why source or . aren't working for you Apr 01 06:02:10 galvAtr0n are all the sablevm ipks in oz 3.5.4? Apr 01 06:02:24 I see no reason why this wake on lan program wouldn't compile under a properly configured c compiler Apr 01 06:03:33 i dont even knoe what sable is Apr 01 06:04:04 sablevm is a java virtual machine Apr 01 06:05:02 cool where do i get it Apr 01 06:05:18 what api ver is supported? PP? Apr 01 06:05:53 galvAtr0n in oz there is sablevm-classpath and sablevm-classpath-native but looking at openembedded there is an ipk missing Apr 01 06:06:22 there should be sablevm.ipk Apr 01 06:07:03 the .c file doesnt need to be compiled with qt librarys Apr 01 06:07:37 /stuff/org.openembedded.dev/packages/sablevm/sablevm_1.12.bb Apr 01 06:09:17 punk-ass, why are you trying to compile a wake-on-lan app on a zaurus anyway? Apr 01 06:09:44 i just wanted to quickly compile it and its small Apr 01 06:10:52 emte: i'm trying to help galvAtr0n do it, but he can't source zgcc.sh in the shell he is using in oz, so the correct path for gcc is not set Apr 01 06:11:30 i am more wonder what use it could actually be on a mobile device Apr 01 06:11:35 wondering* Apr 01 06:12:20 is source meant to be in 3.5.4 ? Apr 01 06:12:40 i'm halfway thinking it is a april-1 joke, but giving the benefit of a doubt :) Apr 01 06:13:56 LOL ;) no its not i been trying to find an already compiled wol app for z for a while Apr 01 06:14:48 i just though it would be nice to power up my machine from my Z ;) Apr 01 06:15:15 ... Apr 01 06:15:28 so why would you require it on your Z? Apr 01 06:15:49 or am i missing something Apr 01 06:16:13 this prog is an app that send the magic packet aka wol Apr 01 06:16:32 to the machine on your lan Apr 01 06:17:17 well that makes a bit more sense i guess ... Apr 01 06:18:54 i'll just compile it for you Apr 01 06:18:57 you send the PC MAC to the PC 16 times Apr 01 06:18:59 static though Apr 01 06:19:09 ;) Apr 01 06:19:15 because i'm using normal glibc Apr 01 06:19:40 thats is the magic packet (that is actually the name of it ;) lol google) Apr 01 06:20:15 * emte thinks you shoudl just emable the kernel packet generator Apr 01 06:20:49 and i should get a new keyboard ... Apr 01 06:22:03 ;) Apr 01 06:22:12 how can u enable it Apr 01 06:26:44 sorry to ask a silly newbie question but once you hae built via bitbake ,how do you create an ipk? Apr 01 06:27:10 it shoudl be in tmp/deploy Apr 01 06:29:12 In my tmp dir I have cache cross staging stamps work Apr 01 06:29:16 no deploy Apr 01 06:30:51 try work Apr 01 06:30:59 there is a deploy dir somewhere Apr 01 06:32:16 galvAtr0n: do you have auto-accept on for your dccs? Apr 01 06:32:22 sorry my firewall blocks dcc Apr 01 06:32:41 do you want the ether-wake I compiled? Apr 01 06:32:55 cool :) Apr 01 06:33:09 can u upload to ftp or http ? Apr 01 06:33:13 ftp Apr 01 06:33:24 cool Apr 01 06:33:59 have u tried it ? Apr 01 06:34:10 no Apr 01 06:34:27 what ip do I ftp yo? Apr 01 06:34:29 to Apr 01 06:34:53 i dont have an ftp Apr 01 06:34:57 hah Apr 01 06:35:02 :) Apr 01 06:35:14 can u ssh it to my Z Apr 01 06:35:28 is that possible Apr 01 06:35:30 will your firewall block that too? Apr 01 06:36:30 does dcc work on opie irc Apr 01 06:37:35 what is your email address? Apr 01 06:37:51 i whispered it to you Apr 01 06:38:17 your nick isn't registered, so you can't send me any privmsgs Apr 01 06:38:38 this is too much :) Apr 01 06:39:48 hi ;) Apr 01 06:40:02 im on my z now Apr 01 06:40:50 is it possible to ssh into z and output what i type into opie irc ? Apr 01 06:42:00 dcc me quick just want to see if opie irc can dcc Apr 01 06:46:44 ? donthink its receiving Apr 01 06:47:55 sorry try once more Apr 01 06:49:43 plz try once more to dcc Apr 01 06:51:35 msg'd you an http url Apr 01 06:51:41 let me know if it works for you Apr 01 06:52:26 wget http://ze.yi.org:80 00/~sasafras/ether-wake Apr 01 06:53:05 do that at the prompt on your zaurus Apr 01 06:53:34 well without the space between 80 00 Apr 01 06:54:07 thats too big for a small .c ??? Apr 01 06:54:23 it is staticly linked Apr 01 06:54:32 because you have a different libc than me Apr 01 06:54:51 ok Apr 01 06:54:58 i'm not using the zgcc setup you have for a proper openzaurus compile Apr 01 06:56:37 any luck with it? Apr 01 06:58:48 thanks ill go and try it Apr 01 07:11:15 damn i dont think my router knows where to route it to cause the machine is turned off Apr 01 07:11:34 so doesnt have a ip from dhcp Apr 01 07:11:55 i wonder ip static ip might work ? Apr 01 07:13:20 IP? Apr 01 07:13:26 SIOCGIFHWADDR on eth0 failed: No such device root@poodle:/media/card# ./ether-wake 00:15:F2:CA:E2:C0 Apr 01 07:13:29 i thought it was layer 2 Apr 01 07:13:37 IP should not matter Apr 01 07:14:16 eth0 might be wrong Apr 01 07:14:18 oh eth0 should be wlan0 Apr 01 07:14:28 or the vlan Apr 01 07:14:30 if you have one Apr 01 07:14:47 ? Apr 01 07:15:42 is there any way to ssh into z and type in opie irc Apr 01 07:16:41 sorry dude can u compile with wlan0 ;) Apr 01 07:17:27 i doubt it will work for wlan0 Apr 01 07:18:06 but it has a -i switch Apr 01 07:18:12 so use -i wlan0 Apr 01 07:18:16 i hope it will cause i can ping my pc from wifi Apr 01 07:18:45 i dont know what i does Apr 01 07:18:57 chances are it will only work with wired ethernet Apr 01 07:20:03 -i ifname Use interface IFNAME instead of the default 'eth0' Apr 01 07:21:35 wake-on-lan is designed for wired ethernet Apr 01 07:21:35 wlan0 Apr 01 07:21:54 it will NOT work for wireless lan, AFAIK Apr 01 07:22:10 do you have a CF wired ethernet card? Apr 01 07:22:18 no Apr 01 07:22:32 i thought its just 4 lans Apr 01 07:22:44 chances are your motherboard's BIOS knows nothing of your wlan card Apr 01 07:23:13 yeah the wol is on mb interg. nic Apr 01 07:23:42 nforce4 chipset Apr 01 07:23:51 this is a lot like when you boot off of a cdrom before the cdrom driver is loaded Apr 01 07:24:02 no Apr 01 07:24:18 it's more like you don't have WLAN support for compact flash Apr 01 07:24:24 or pcmcia/cardbus Apr 01 07:24:41 so unless you can ssh into one computer to wol a second, I guess you are out of luck Apr 01 07:25:21 punk-ass: if an access point is used on the receiving computer, it might work Apr 01 07:25:39 not to say wifi won't carry the info, it will Apr 01 07:25:56 im hoping my wifi router will route it Apr 01 07:26:07 oh right that it true Apr 01 07:26:10 the devices known and used for desktop PCs to access wireless networks are not designed for WOL function Apr 01 07:26:27 I was assuming there was a wlan card in the pc that the zaurus was communicating with directly Apr 01 07:26:49 wol for zaurus? no. definitely not realistic. Apr 01 07:27:19 wol is just what is know as a magic packet Apr 01 07:27:19 however, using wol software tool on the zaurus to generate WOL network data, yes Apr 01 07:27:29 galv4tr0n: what is your setup? does the pc you want to wol have a wifi card in it? or is it just connected to the wlan router over a wired ethernet connection? Apr 01 07:28:29 ./ether-wake -i wlan0 00:15:F2:CA:E2:C0 Apr 01 07:28:59 that will send the WOL data along, fine, same as any other computer with a wireless interface Apr 01 07:29:06 receiving is the problem Apr 01 07:29:22 when ur machine is powered off your nic is still powered in standby wol is a magic packet you send to a powered off machines nic and then the nic wakes the cmos Apr 01 07:29:24 i doubt anything will see that traffic unless it eventually is sent to a computer capable of WOL Apr 01 07:29:54 it is actually called the magic packet Apr 01 07:30:05 apparently the PC in question supports WOL Apr 01 07:30:12 okay Apr 01 07:30:16 i should specify Apr 01 07:30:35 my comp is capable of recieiving a wol magic packet Apr 01 07:30:36 does the PC in question support WOL over the interface that is supported for WOL? Apr 01 07:30:45 but it just depends if this packet is going to come in to it on a wlan card, or a wifi bridge throuhg the integreated ethernet port Apr 01 07:30:49 any comp can receive it Apr 01 07:30:58 the question is what does your computer do Apr 01 07:30:58 wol is just a packet Apr 01 07:31:01 most do nothing Apr 01 07:31:08 no it's not a freaking packet AFAIK Apr 01 07:31:24 i'm sure it's an ethernet frame or something layer2 Apr 01 07:31:36 galv4tr0n: does your PC have a wlan card in it? Apr 01 07:31:42 galv4tr0n: or just wired ethernet? Apr 01 07:31:47 yes it is its a packet with the destination pcs mac repeated 16 times Apr 01 07:32:10 both Apr 01 07:32:17 what source mac? Apr 01 07:33:01 no u send the machine its own mac 16 times in 1 packet Apr 01 07:33:39 galv4tr0n: bottom line, if the pc recieves the WOL packet over wired ethernet, it probably will work, if you are expecting it to recieve the packet over a wlan card you added, it probably wont work Apr 01 07:34:16 galv4tr0n: are you using an external wifi router that bridges with your wired ethernet network? Apr 01 07:34:35 but i can direct traffic through my router Apr 01 07:35:23 galv4tr0n: have you tried the -i wlan0 option? Apr 01 07:35:30 ./ether-wake -i wlan0 00:15:F2:CA:E2:C0 Apr 01 07:35:33 try that Apr 01 07:41:59 are you able to try it on a hard wired lan ? Apr 01 07:43:50 I have no plans of trying it Apr 01 07:44:06 LOL Apr 01 07:44:26 did you try that -i switch? Apr 01 07:44:42 yeah Apr 01 07:47:27 are you sure you are using the right mac address? Apr 01 07:47:34 type arp on your zaurus Apr 01 07:47:40 yep Apr 01 07:47:40 to see that it matches up with your pc Apr 01 07:48:25 arp not found Apr 01 07:50:45 ok, well try that on your desktop pc Apr 01 07:50:53 where did you get the mac address? Apr 01 07:56:29 Zero_Chaos: back now Apr 01 07:57:41 morning all Apr 01 08:18:51 morning all Apr 01 08:25:06 hi RP :) Apr 01 09:02:02 goog morning Apr 01 09:02:37 goog mornng lamikr Apr 01 09:08:20 morning Apr 01 10:44:16 hi guys Apr 01 10:44:38 hey mickeyl Apr 01 10:45:35 pb_: ok i tracked it down to libtool. the problem occurs with all packages where we can't call autoreconf because the upstream configure.ac/.in/whatever is faulty. What are the options besides fixing it to work with autoreconf? Apr 01 10:45:38 hi TheMasterMind1 Apr 01 10:46:49 ~autofoo Apr 01 10:46:53 ~autotools Apr 01 10:46:55 from memory, autotools is a package of GNU software development tools including automake, autoconf and libtool, or made by the devil Apr 01 10:47:22 ibot: autotools is also according to mickeyl doing more harm than good Apr 01 10:47:24 okay, mickeyl Apr 01 10:47:29 ~autotools Apr 01 10:47:30 from memory, autotools is a package of GNU software development tools including automake, autoconf and libtool, or made by the devil, or according to mickeyl doing more harm than good Apr 01 10:57:24 xorg is having a huge disagreement with stdlib and FILE **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Apr 01 10:59:57 2006