**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Aug 29 02:59:58 2008 Aug 29 03:07:43 no browser devels around? Aug 29 03:15:27 anyone have illume going on a gentoo box with Xephyr? Aug 29 04:05:35 ace_: Zecke wrote the webkit browser for 2007.2 so you're best off writing him a mail Aug 29 04:32:35 thx abra :) Aug 29 04:33:58 You got his mail addy, right? Aug 29 04:34:10 He's all over the devel list Aug 29 05:36:44 * rwhitby sees if firefox will build for the fso feeds Aug 29 05:37:22 Quadduc: which mokomakefile wiki page is incorrect? I'll fix it now. Aug 29 05:38:57 rwhitby, FWIW iceweasel runs fine from Debian. (-: Aug 29 05:43:08 paulproteus: if I could get Debian to run on the GTA01, then I'd be there ... Aug 29 05:43:22 rwhitby, I haven't tried - do you know what the problems are? Aug 29 05:43:28 I'm curious to try it; I have a GTA01 also.... Aug 29 05:43:32 (and a GTA02, admittedly) Aug 29 07:46:13 hmm - firefox failed to build on fso Aug 29 07:59:51 firefox failure is: Aug 29 07:59:53 In file included from xpidl.c:42: Aug 29 07:59:54 xpidl.h:49:18: error: glib.h: No such file or directory Aug 29 07:59:54 xpidl.h:53:24: error: libIDL/IDL.h: No such file or directory Aug 29 08:00:12 anyone know which -dev packages contain those for OE? Aug 29 08:00:40 (or which DEPENDS are missing?) mickey|zzZZzz ?? Aug 29 08:12:26 freesmartphone.org: 03stefan 07artwork * r643fd8141662 10/illume/illume/ (a-25.png a-26.png a-27.png a-28.png a-29.png a-30.png): illume theme: Sync with upstream illume theme to get gsm operator changes. Add needed images. Aug 29 08:12:26 freesmartphone.org: 03stefan 07artwork * r850c2a1c1987 10/sounds/ (notify_charging.wav notify_discharging.wav): Merge branch 'master' of git@git.freesmartphone.org:artwork Aug 29 08:17:23 freesmartphone.org: 03stefan 07artwork * r2e284479719a 10/illume/illume/freerunner.edc: illume theme: Now really commit changes to the theme file Aug 29 08:42:52 freesmartphone.org: 03jluebbe 07zhone * rf72c1382bd10 10/data/images/ (5 files): add missing buttons Aug 29 10:47:57 nm - the firefox build error was because preferred-om-2008-versions.inc pins firefox at 1.0.7 Aug 29 10:48:23 * rwhitby tries to build firefox *3* now for fso feeds Aug 29 11:55:13 Ainulindale, wurp2|gone: ping Aug 29 11:55:41 is Lucas from bearstech here? Aug 29 12:07:01 rwhitby: No he's not here Aug 29 12:07:04 But he's on the french channel Aug 29 12:07:58 Here he is Aug 29 12:08:10 rwhitby: you summon me, I appear Aug 29 12:08:23 *poof* Aug 29 12:09:01 lukhas: we may need some more disk space on the shr autobuilder :-) Aug 29 12:09:13 oh Aug 29 12:09:15 already ? Aug 29 12:09:21 Ainulindale: I'm working on shr image now Aug 29 12:09:31 lukhas: 77% - early warning ... Aug 29 12:09:36 oh yeah, you're almost full Aug 29 12:09:49 rwhitby: Ok that's nice :-) Aug 29 12:10:11 rwhitby: the package for libframeworkd-glib need to be modified though, as now it's on freesmartphone git Aug 29 12:10:16 +s Aug 29 12:11:03 Ainulindale: I think we want to get rid of shr.bbclass Aug 29 12:11:09 Why ? Aug 29 12:11:23 Doesn't it have a meaning ? Aug 29 12:11:32 they should be packages that will work natively in OE Aug 29 12:11:54 the class is just a master class for the repository address, nothing more Aug 29 12:12:08 It also has a meaning for development purposes Aug 29 12:12:51 The SRC_URI makes an assumption about how shr is being built Aug 29 12:13:15 I don't think you can have an OE recipe depend upon using a specific SHR makefile directory layout Aug 29 12:14:02 An assumption ? Aug 29 12:14:05 Which assumption ? Aug 29 12:14:22 TOPDIR being defined Aug 29 12:14:29 Hmmmm Aug 29 12:14:36 I didn't build this class Aug 29 12:14:36 it's not an OE variable, just a fso makefile variable Aug 29 12:14:59 understood, I'm not blaming anyone - it's a good way to start, but not a good long term solution in my opinion Aug 29 12:15:04 If you think this is unnecessary and you have more correct answers about this kind of factorization I'm interested Aug 29 12:16:02 The SHR_RELEASE and SHR_MIRROR is usually done in the conf/distro/.conf file Aug 29 12:16:27 That's what I thought but I didn't know which end I should begin with Aug 29 12:16:58 Let me talk with mickey|zzZZzz next time I see him about how to do this properly for both fso and shr Aug 29 12:17:15 (since fso will want to modify some openmoko stuff to use the shr.bearstech.com feeds) Aug 29 12:51:23 firefox should appear in fso feeds soon Aug 29 12:51:33 (i.e. next hour or so) Aug 29 12:52:57 firefox?! Aug 29 12:54:36 nice Aug 29 12:55:57 I haven't run it yet, but someone on the mailing list said it ran ok Aug 29 12:56:07 and it builds cleanly at least ... Aug 29 12:59:28 tichy just built too, so I'll add it to the feeds as well Aug 29 14:55:59 hi Aug 29 14:59:26 hi Aug 29 15:02:28 hi! Aug 29 17:13:15 anyone happen to have any experience working with libebook? Aug 29 17:21:35 AntonTakk: No, sorry Aug 29 17:27:55 hi Aug 29 17:47:42 hi aleix Aug 29 17:47:54 wurp2|working: hey Aug 29 17:49:09 wurp2|working: just read your email. do you have the address of the trac site? Aug 29 17:49:25 Let me find it Aug 29 17:49:43 http://docs.openmoko.org/trac/milestone/SHR Aug 29 17:49:49 It's on the bottom of the SHR page Aug 29 17:50:33 wurp2|working: ops... that's right. Aug 29 17:51:44 wurp2|working: btw, yesterday night I removed all my dev environment and started from scratch, it seems the instructions on the wiki are right. Aug 29 17:52:09 That's great news Aug 29 17:52:36 The build procedure before was "make shit up & pray" Aug 29 17:52:41 which is not my first choice Aug 29 17:52:46 :-) Aug 29 17:53:13 Ainulindale and MarcOChapeau had it down pat how to do it Aug 29 17:53:43 But I think they evolved their procedure, and didn't have time afterwards to document it thoroughly - they were too busy building dialer3 Aug 29 17:53:51 wurp2|working: down pat? (sorry for my english) Aug 29 17:54:02 Oh, sorry Aug 29 17:54:17 They knew the build procedure well Aug 29 17:54:28 "down pat" is slang. I got lazy. Aug 29 17:55:01 i imagined it for the context... didn't know that one :-) Aug 29 17:55:19 I have no idea of the origin Aug 29 17:55:29 The words themselves make no sense to mean what they mean :-) Aug 29 17:55:41 American & English kids play "patty cake" Aug 29 17:55:53 :-? Aug 29 17:56:08 Maybe it's a reference to having learned patty cake well Aug 29 17:56:15 hehehehe Aug 29 17:56:22 aleix: oh, so you were the one looking for the trac :-) Aug 29 17:56:23 Just a kids' game; I was speculating on the origin of the phrase Aug 29 17:56:45 MarcOChapeau: hehehe, yeah that's me Aug 29 17:57:31 MarcOChapeau: wurp2|working told me... its already in the page Aug 29 17:58:38 aleix: I found your mail to be quite funny... you seemed to be describing exactly what trac is :-p Aug 29 17:59:01 btw, I have found an issue with the new procedure. Currently, bitbake packages version are PV = "0.0.1+svnr${SRCDATE}" Aug 29 17:59:01 Aug 29 17:59:41 MarcOChapeau: yep, I didn't pay enough attention to the page and didn't see there was a trac system Aug 29 17:59:47 wurp2|working: I think the origins have something to do with a "pat hand" in poker. Aug 29 17:59:48 MarcOChapeau: sorry Aug 29 18:00:20 aleix: I understand people can get lost in all this... it's just the same for the dev environment Aug 29 18:01:54 MarcOChapeau: yes, this is my second week around and sometimes I get a bit lost Aug 29 18:02:39 MarcOChapeau: did you have time to read about the dev environment? Aug 29 18:06:18 freesmartphone.org: 03sudharsh 07openmoko-gsoc2008 * r2fa62b9e6b8c 10/odeviced/src/daemon/plugin.vala: Resolve plugin symbols lazily and keep them local to the respective plugins Aug 29 18:06:18 freesmartphone.org: 03sudharsh 07openmoko-gsoc2008 * r5cedbf9faec7 10/odeviced/src/plugins/power/ (Makefile.am power-helpers.h power.vala): Use Kernel Uevents to receive power_supply notifications via netlink. Removes the need for the evil polling of battery status Aug 29 18:06:58 aleix: neither read nor write about it... Aug 29 18:07:52 MarcOChapeau: I sent an email yesterday, the instructions are now in http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/SHR_Development Aug 29 18:08:20 MarcOChapeau: I also updated the svn repo accordingly Aug 29 18:08:25 ah, those Aug 29 18:08:32 yep Aug 29 18:08:39 right I saw the email, but didn't get a chance to test yet Aug 29 18:09:05 ok Aug 29 18:09:55 freesmartphone.org: 03sudharsh 07openmoko-gsoc2008 * rf6b2cddd36c3 10/odeviced/src/plugins/power/power-helpers.c: oops...forgot to git add Aug 29 18:10:42 i found out that with the current bitbake package versions PV = "0.0.1+svnr${SRCDATE}", a package will be automatically re-built every day as it depends on the date Aug 29 18:11:04 aleix: and I think that's a pretty stupid feature... Aug 29 18:11:31 I could understand a dependency on the rev number, but not on the date Aug 29 18:11:48 I believe most openmoko autobuilds do things like that Aug 29 18:11:58 MarcOChapeau: so, may I change all packages PV? Aug 29 18:12:02 it's nonsense, and unnecessary updates Aug 29 18:12:10 aleix: sure you can ! Aug 29 18:12:18 aleix: let's try to make things better Aug 29 18:12:51 MarcOChapeau: I'd rather ask at the beginning, I don't want to break anything :-) Aug 29 18:14:06 aleix: you can't imagine how broken my own code probably is :-D Aug 29 18:14:23 MarcOChapeau: so a bit more will not hurt much ;-) Aug 29 18:14:35 right :-p Aug 29 18:15:33 MarcOChapeau: ok, then I will remove the svnr${SRCDATE} part Aug 29 18:15:34 aleix: you can pin down SRCDATE to a particular date in local.conf, rather than letting it float, which will avoid the daily rebuilds. Aug 29 18:16:58 pb__: mmmm, that's another option, but may be it would be better to change it in shr.bbclass Aug 29 18:17:44 yeah, either would work. changing SRCDATE does have the advantage that it will fix everything, not just shr packages, but that might not be an issue for you. Aug 29 18:18:42 it probably is a bit of a misfeature that oe has a completely floating SRCDATE by default. we did talk at one point about making it default to the timestamp of local.conf or some such, or having it pick a date the first time you ran it and freeze that into a file, but I don't think that ever happened. Aug 29 18:19:49 pb__: I see. And what about just removing SRCDATE from PV? Aug 29 18:20:09 pb__: that was my initial idea until you said it was possible to fix it Aug 29 18:20:18 aleix: whether that is a good idea or not depends on what your SRC_URI is set to. Aug 29 18:20:36 and, to some extent, on what you plan to do with the resulting binaries. Aug 29 18:21:11 pb__: SRC_URI := "file://${TOPDIR}/shr/${PN}" Aug 29 18:21:11 Aug 29 18:21:54 so it finds SHR in local drive, but bitbake is using PV for the destination directory Aug 29 18:21:58 and others Aug 29 18:22:43 this is how i found shr packages were being re-build (i built them yesterday and today got re-built) Aug 29 18:22:57 oh right, yeah Aug 29 18:23:06 in that case, it probably does make sense to just remove SRCDATE from ${PV} Aug 29 18:23:22 I think SRC_URI is ok, it just not depend on any version Aug 29 18:23:37 pb__: yep Aug 29 18:23:50 pb__: great then. thank you very much Aug 29 18:24:31 ok, cool Aug 29 18:47:35 pb__: I guess the idea would be to have packages on the build host that are up to date with a certain svn rev number. people using the package feed will then be sure that when an update comes, it's a "real" update and not just a stupid nightly rebuild Aug 29 19:48:03 Hi, any special reason we do not fix resolv.conf DNS in OM2008.8? I added the missing files and changed the link make it work when I test it on the wireless.. Atleast one time.. because of the dhcp issue but that is the next issue. Aug 29 20:09:30 I'm on debian and every time I want to upgrade, it wants to install the xserver-xorg-input-tslib, which doesn't work right. I use the old xserver-xorg-input-tslib_0.0.4-5+fso2_armel.deb which works fine, but why is this not in the debian repo, if the other one just doesn't work? Aug 29 20:10:01 b0ef: is the bug in bugs.debian.org? Aug 29 20:10:24 lindi-: well, I thought this would be well known if everyone uses this deb;) Aug 29 20:11:11 lindi-: you don't use it? Aug 29 20:15:03 b0ef: i still use xglamo binary Aug 29 20:16:08 lindi-: right, I'll file the bug then Aug 29 20:19:03 how can I understand whether there is a active call in which the user involved? for 2007.2 and/or ASU Aug 29 20:19:26 b0ef: it's good also since users then know about it the issue Aug 29 20:24:35 lindi: I got the xserver-xfbdev to build in qemubuilder but it took a few changes to debian/rules and debian/control Aug 29 20:24:54 the suggestion was made to build mesa-gl for armel which I have not looked at Aug 29 20:25:17 lindi-: Aug 29 20:25:20 kuzgun: For 2007.2, monitor the phonekit dbus events, I think. For ASU (the qtopia port), I have no idea, but lpotter would know. Aug 29 20:26:05 based on that, if there is source for Xglamo it may be possible to build a variant of kdrive for that? Aug 29 20:26:31 tmzt__: yes i read your(?) mailing list post, i'm just busy to follow Aug 29 20:28:46 no, not mine Aug 29 20:28:53 what list? Aug 29 20:29:25 I'm trying to install my own MokoMakefile build of libgsmd, but using opkg install on the .ipk I get "Package libgsmd md5sum mismatch." How to get around this? Aug 29 20:29:38 abraxa_: ping Aug 29 20:30:47 balrog-k1n: I'm here, what's up? Aug 29 20:31:49 abraxa_: someone asks me to post an mplayer binary online so they can try it without compiling, i just thouhg i'd post both mine and the one i got from you Aug 29 20:31:54 abraxa_: would that be ok? Aug 29 20:32:13 balrog-k1n: Of course Aug 29 20:32:37 cheers Aug 29 20:33:47 Hey, it's your work, I'm happy to help if I can Aug 29 20:36:39 abraxa_: :) Aug 29 20:37:08 abraxa_: it's also to show that it is compilable, not only on my computer :p Aug 29 20:37:20 hehe alright Aug 29 20:37:52 lindi-: nomeata: does the xglamo on -standards use xorg.conf? Aug 29 20:37:52 I used a bb recipe to compile, albeit there's one manual step involved that is quite mysterious to me Aug 29 21:02:12 Using pygtk, is there a "correct" way to tell the window manager to raise another application's window to the top of the stack? Aug 29 21:02:34 (I'm currently spawning "wmctrl -a ....", and figure there's a better way.) Aug 29 21:03:13 And secondly, using pygtk, how does an application know that it has just been raised to the top of the stack? Aug 29 21:03:57 (Pointers to docs that answer those kinds of questions are also welcome.) Aug 29 21:07:12 abraxa_: what is it? Aug 29 21:10:49 balrog-k1n: The mplayer makefile uses codec-cfg to build codecs.conf.h from etc/codecs.conf. Using my bb recipe however, codecs.conf.h is zero bytes long. If codec-cfg is called manually in the work dir, it works Aug 29 21:10:54 somebody eager to help porting frameworkd to qualcomm msm7200 and similar chipsets' modems? Aug 29 21:11:16 (maybe some persons with recent htc devices present?) Aug 29 21:12:55 abraxa_: strange indeed :p Aug 29 21:27:40 hi Aug 29 21:40:37 Hi. Aug 29 21:44:31 Hi! I can't build qtopia-phone from the org.openmoko.asu.stable branch. It always gives me the following error: ERROR: Invalid value for option "device": -xplatform Aug 29 21:44:41 Any ideas? Aug 29 21:45:55 Here is the full log: http://pastebin.com/d32a2e8fc Aug 29 21:50:12 Is the qtopia-phone_4.3.1.bb the correct version? Shouldn't be qtopia-phone-x11_git.bb the one to use? Aug 29 21:50:47 flohack: qtopia x11 is ASU/2008.8 Aug 29 21:51:32 That's why I consider it strange that the qtopia-phone_4.3.1.bb is used, although I'm on the org.openmoko.asu.stable branch Aug 29 21:52:01 qtopia-phone image != 2008.8/asu Aug 29 21:52:32 ok, which would be the package to build if I want to patch qtopia-x11? Aug 29 21:53:07 qtopia-x11-image or so Aug 29 21:53:26 I don't want to build the whole image, I just want the qtopia package rebuilt Aug 29 21:54:39 Hmm...make build-package-qtopia-phone-x11 at least seems to go in the right direction (unpackage the x11 qtopia branch from git) Aug 29 21:58:15 How do I have to proceed to apply a patch to qtopia? I'm working on the echo suppression issue BTW Aug 29 21:58:41 I mean where can I find the source and how can I tell bitbake to use the modified source? Aug 30 01:06:03 I'm trying to opkg install -force-downgrade my own openmoko-dialer2 .ipk, but opkg says "Package openmoko-dialer2 (1:0.1.0+svnr4611-r8) installed in root is up to date." Whiskey Tango Foxtrot? Aug 30 01:08:35 If, instead, I say -force-reinstall, it says "Downloading http://buildhost.openmoko.org/daily-feed/om-gta02/openmoko-dialer2_0.1.0+svnr4611-r8_om-gta02.ipk". Why is it insisting on downloading? I want to install the local .ipk! Aug 30 01:10:02 Quadduc: opkg remove .. then opkg install foo.ipk Aug 30 01:12:31 edistar: OK, I do opkg remove -force-depends openmoko-dialer2, then opkg install my-own-openmoko-dialer2.ipk, still it wants to download. Aug 30 01:13:10 Quadduc: then either a download link is included in your .ipk or.. Aug 30 01:14:35 edistar: Well, all data files are in the .ipk, so it shouldn't have to dl anything. Aug 30 01:15:26 Also, opkg says "Multiple packages (openmoko-dialer2 and openmoko-dialer2) providing same name marked HOLD or PREFER. Using latest." but that hasn't stopped me before. Aug 30 01:15:34 hm Aug 30 01:15:39 sry, can't help you there Aug 30 01:19:58 edistar: I have another strange problem on debian Aug 30 01:20:10 /usr/sbin/gsm0710muxd[1311]: gsm0710muxd.c:1645:start_muxer(): Modem does not respond to AT commands, trying close mux mode Aug 30 01:20:23 evil gsmmux Aug 30 01:20:47 any ideas how to debug this ? it worked yesterday Aug 30 01:22:36 neolynx: reboot? :D Aug 30 01:22:47 nope Aug 30 01:23:04 2008 works, but I have somehow screwed the debian Aug 30 01:23:11 hm Aug 30 01:23:26 afaik you had to do something with udev settings to get access to the gsm modem Aug 30 01:23:27 should /dev/ttySAC0 respond to AT command Aug 30 01:23:37 yes Aug 30 01:23:39 with no gssmmux or anything running ? Aug 30 01:24:07 yes Aug 30 01:24:09 definitely Aug 30 01:24:17 I did a apt upgrade, I configured bt, wifi and apm Aug 30 01:24:29 well, it refuses to talk to me Aug 30 01:24:37 which kernel module does the gsm part ? Aug 30 01:25:55 good question Aug 30 01:26:26 s3c platform devices/drivers? Aug 30 01:26:41 I tried to address the echo cancellation and installed a newer gsmmux Aug 30 01:27:01 gsm0710muxd_0.9.1+gitr6-...ipk Aug 30 01:27:14 but even with the original one it doesn't work Aug 30 01:27:28 maybe some config changes/default config for that ? Aug 30 01:27:33 /dev/ttySAC0 does not react at all? Aug 30 01:28:22 killed gsmmux Aug 30 01:28:27 zhone stopped Aug 30 01:28:30 fso stopped Aug 30 01:29:04 gps stopped Aug 30 01:29:13 nothing runns.. Aug 30 01:29:32 minicom, Port /dev/ttySAC0 Aug 30 01:29:36 no reaction... Aug 30 01:29:40 moo Aug 30 01:29:54 dcordes_: moo Aug 30 01:30:04 neolynx: talk to it in AT language.. Aug 30 01:30:22 at and no reaction Aug 30 01:30:27 I speak AT :) Aug 30 01:30:44 I assume you configured minicom correctly? Aug 30 01:30:47 dmesg only says: modem wakeup interrupt Aug 30 01:31:03 | A - Serial Device : /dev/ttySAC0 | Aug 30 01:31:08 | E - Bps/Par/Bits : 115200 8N1 | Aug 30 01:31:08 Aug 30 01:31:10 ? Aug 30 01:31:30 it worked before like this... Aug 30 01:32:14 sure that no process is using it? Aug 30 01:32:28 how to verify ? Aug 30 01:33:04 lsof | grep ttySAC0 Aug 30 01:33:24 of course :) Aug 30 01:33:26 no nothing Aug 30 01:35:22 Did you power it up? Aug 30 01:36:13 the gsm chip ? how ? Aug 30 01:36:41 I saw messages from gsmmux saying cann power antenna Aug 30 01:42:03 /var/lock/ ? Aug 30 01:44:02 empty Aug 30 01:44:26 n8 Aug 30 01:44:50 if you don't have a mux over top of the serial port, it will still do AT? Aug 30 01:45:40 think so Aug 30 01:49:27 how can I install libgsmd-tool ? Aug 30 02:29:42 neolynx: use opkg? Aug 30 02:29:45 ipkg Aug 30 02:29:59 dpkg Aug 30 02:30:03 all the same :) Aug 30 02:30:18 dpkg for debian, opkg replaces ipkg for familiar/oe/angstrom Aug 30 02:30:19 oh right than steal it from the angstrom repository if you are looking for arm binaries Aug 30 02:30:57 ok Aug 30 02:31:00 they all can install type 2 debian packages Aug 30 02:31:04 would be helpful debugging.. Aug 30 02:31:08 om-gta02? Aug 30 02:31:17 jap Aug 30 02:31:35 with debian Aug 30 02:31:37 don't you have the framework image? Aug 30 02:31:43 but zhone stopped working.. Aug 30 02:31:52 do you use gsmd? Aug 30 02:32:04 the om2008 image works Aug 30 02:32:09 no gsmd running Aug 30 02:32:34 I just wonder if libgsmd-tools is what you want Aug 30 02:32:36 http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/repo/?action=details&pnm=libgsmd-tools Aug 30 02:32:43 Modem does not respond to AT commands, trying close mux mode Aug 30 02:32:59 cool,thanks Aug 30 02:33:15 I want to understand why it worked, and now it doesn't Aug 30 02:33:15 did you deboostrap a lenny arm? Aug 30 02:33:35 and installed the framework packages? Aug 30 02:35:32 package architecture (armv4t) does not match system (armel) Aug 30 02:35:36 is this a problem ? Aug 30 02:35:47 I installed fso-frameworkd Aug 30 02:36:04 I followed the debian installation in the wiki, debootstrap Aug 30 02:36:14 then it worked, Aug 30 02:36:27 but after configuring wifi, gps, ... Aug 30 02:36:32 it stopped Aug 30 02:36:41 and I didnt mess around that much Aug 30 02:37:46 is the modem in any respect connected with gps? Aug 30 02:38:06 did you get a prebuilt rootfs and compare with yours? Aug 30 02:38:13 if available Aug 30 02:39:52 how can I verify this ? Aug 30 02:40:01 I configured gps Aug 30 02:40:14 gpsd running Aug 30 02:40:22 is that a problem ? Aug 30 02:41:22 I don't know. perhaps get everything unneeded out the way Aug 30 02:41:35 get back to the deboostrap Aug 30 02:41:45 have they switched to fso-gpsd? Aug 30 02:41:45 that's what I'm trying, no success so far Aug 30 02:41:50 ..rootfs. see what you did to destroy the functionality Aug 30 02:42:07 trying hard :) Aug 30 02:42:11 but need sleep Aug 30 02:42:45 :) Aug 30 02:44:05 who needs sleep? Aug 30 02:44:31 :) Aug 30 02:45:16 n8 Aug 30 02:45:25 & thanks :) Aug 30 02:45:45 n8 **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Aug 30 02:59:57 2008