**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Jul 03 02:59:57 2009 Jul 03 04:41:44 tracfeed: Ticket #539 (There should be the ability to mute and control other volume setting ...) created Jul 03 06:01:01 http://infoworld.com/d/mobilize/apple-patching-serious-sms-vulnerability-iphone-934 Jul 03 08:16:10 good morning Jul 03 08:28:59 ptitjes: hey, morning Jul 03 08:29:03 how's life? Jul 03 08:29:34 heya moku! Jul 03 08:29:40 fine thanks and for you ? Jul 03 08:29:47 fine, fine :) Jul 03 08:30:09 apart from missing asynchronity ;) Jul 03 08:30:52 what ? Jul 03 08:31:00 don't know what you're talking about! Jul 03 08:31:03 ;) Jul 03 08:31:17 yeah, I know :P Jul 03 08:32:08 mrmoku: do you know if the devel list is dead ? Jul 03 08:32:40 devel list? do we have a devel list? you should have told me ;) Jul 03 08:32:54 there is no activity there for 6 days now :( Jul 03 08:33:03 héhéhéhé Jul 03 08:33:46 you mean devel or core list? Jul 03 08:33:56 devel Jul 03 08:34:09 and yeah 8 days on core :) Jul 03 08:34:27 arff Jul 03 08:34:33 I'm trying to make a todo list Jul 03 08:34:45 good thing Jul 03 08:34:51 there is a terrible number of items on it Jul 03 08:34:54 :( Jul 03 08:34:55 bad ting Jul 03 08:34:57 +h Jul 03 08:34:59 :) Jul 03 08:38:10 playya: any news of ObjectPath/Object substitution ? Jul 03 08:53:37 something wrong with CIA agent? Jul 03 08:53:56 i've just send three commits (two for shr-settings and one for frameworkd-config-shr :x) Jul 03 09:14:28 mickey|bbiab: ping Jul 03 09:15:17 mickey|bbiab: why do the values for is gconf borked in Om2009.t5 ? Jul 03 09:20:59 <[Rui]> The following, is just by using gconftool-2: Using **pending_return in dbus_connection_send_with_reply_setup() without pending_setup is deprecated and strongly discouraged Jul 03 09:21:24 [Rui]: nah... ignore that one Jul 03 09:21:51 <[Rui]> mrmoku: yeah but... there's another one I can't, though :) Jul 03 09:22:22 <[Rui]> mrmoku: elmdentica doesn't crash on my laptop, but on the openmoko it blows right at the begging of using gconf Jul 03 09:22:39 <[Rui]> (process:2041): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: gtype.c:2458: initialization assertion failed, use IA__g_type_init() prior to this function Jul 03 09:22:40 <[Rui]> (process:2041): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: cannot retrieve class for invalid (unclassed) type `' Jul 03 09:23:11 that's different then Jul 03 09:23:31 <[Rui]> yeah, but I thought they may be related, like some problem in gconf or something Jul 03 09:24:52 opimd is slooooooooow Jul 03 09:24:55 subsystem opimd took 105.50 seconds to startup Jul 03 09:25:01 with ~1400 messages Jul 03 09:25:02 no, the first one is a debug logger inside dbus to remind everybody that dbus bindings are doing things wrong Jul 03 09:25:03 :( Jul 03 09:25:11 and merging disabled Jul 03 09:27:05 <[Rui]> Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. Jul 03 09:27:05 <[Rui]> 0x401beb18 in g_object_newv () from /usr/lib/libgobject-2.0.so.0 Jul 03 09:27:05 <[Rui]> (gdb) bt Jul 03 09:27:05 <[Rui]> #0 0x401beb18 in g_object_newv () from /usr/lib/libgobject-2.0.so.0 Jul 03 09:27:05 <[Rui]> #1 0x401bf710 in g_object_new_valist () from /usr/lib/libgobject-2.0.so.0 Jul 03 09:27:05 <[Rui]> #2 0x401bf788 in g_object_new () from /usr/lib/libgobject-2.0.so.0 Jul 03 09:27:07 <[Rui]> #3 0x4015b6f0 in gconf_client_get_default () from /usr/lib/libgconf-2.so.4 Jul 03 09:27:07 dos1: and how long with merging enabled? :o Jul 03 09:27:09 <[Rui]> #4 0x0000da50 in ?? () Jul 03 09:27:11 <[Rui]> Cannot access memory at address 0x0 Jul 03 09:27:22 <[Rui]> mrmoku: this is _really_ worrying fir me :) Jul 03 09:27:34 <[Rui]> it's all in the libraries :( Jul 03 09:27:41 agg1n: really LONGER. but merging isn't as needed in messages as in contacts :P Jul 03 09:27:50 so it can be disabled even as default i think Jul 03 09:28:02 but we need some optimalizations... Jul 03 09:31:45 dos1: where is the code that does executed on subsystem startup? Jul 03 09:32:09 agg1n: not that code is evil - evil is register_message Jul 03 09:32:20 on init just all backends are initialized Jul 03 09:32:29 and they are registering items Jul 03 09:33:19 but i don't know, if that loading items should be called after entering mainloop, or while opimd init :x Jul 03 09:47:02 <[Rui]> aha! Jul 03 09:47:11 <[Rui]> it seems I need g_type_init() Jul 03 09:47:39 <[Rui]> you can use gconf without gtk but there are so many gotchas, I wish they were more clearly documented. Jul 03 10:01:33 mrmoku: should i disable pager animation in elementary-theme-sixteen? Jul 03 10:01:49 if you ask me... yes :) Jul 03 10:02:11 i have it already disabled locally Jul 03 10:02:13 ;) Jul 03 10:02:15 we have to disable all that fancy stuff to get some speed Jul 03 10:07:38 mrmoku: hoversel has now also disabled animations ;) Jul 03 10:08:22 SHR: 03seba.dos1 07shr-settings * rce3f6d172da5 10/ (shr-settings shr_settings_modules/shr_imageinfo.py): [ImageInfo] new module Jul 03 10:08:32 SHR: 03seba.dos1 07shr-settings * r79d957844b4d 10/shr_settings_modules/ (shr_about.py shr_help.py): [About][Help] fix those to work Jul 03 10:08:33 SHR: 03seba.dos1 07shr-themes * r1611f498a1d2 10/frameworkd/frameworkd-config-shr/ (om-gta01/rules.yaml om-gta02/rules.yaml rules.yaml): frameworkd-config-shr: uncomment OccupyResource on incoming call - we're now using fsousaged which doesn't have bug with that. Jul 03 10:10:15 SHR: 03seba.dos1 07shr-themes * r582226ee2e4b 10/elementary/elementary-theme-sixteen/sixteen.edc: elementary-theme-sixteen: disable animations Jul 03 10:10:16 SHR: 03seba.dos1 07shr-themes * rf4c8398a610f 10/elementary/elementary-theme-sixteen/images/sl_units.png: elementary-theme-sixteen: use simpler units background with sliders Jul 03 10:13:24 I am trying to build a custom kernel (linux-openmoko-shr-devel) and have successfully Jul 03 10:13:37 compiled it - what bitbake commands do I need to get Jul 03 10:14:03 it intro a normal make image? - bitbake -c deploy ? Jul 03 10:18:31 dos1: now take your time and relax - started build of new images and feed --> Don't want any new commits the next hour ;) Jul 03 10:18:51 mrmoku: i'm playing with theme now Jul 03 10:19:01 are sixteen themes in feed now? Jul 03 10:19:05 yep Jul 03 10:19:15 mrmoku: but did you fix elementary theme recipe? Jul 03 10:19:29 I think so... yeah, let me recheck Jul 03 10:19:52 yes, of course I did ;) Jul 03 10:20:01 yep, i see Jul 03 10:20:34 but i'll commit anyway to elementary-theme-sixteen :D Jul 03 10:20:46 it's not in image, so everything ok Jul 03 10:21:01 dos1, well.. you still have some time until it starts to build it... so go ahead Jul 03 10:21:08 it won't be in the image Jul 03 10:21:10 not yet Jul 03 10:21:21 just in the feed for people to try it out Jul 03 10:21:33 ahh... Jul 03 10:21:41 * mrmoku should read more carefully :P Jul 03 10:37:33 how's latest unstable now? Jul 03 10:37:43 building :P Jul 03 10:37:44 is it a good day to upgrade? Jul 03 10:37:59 been a while since last time Jul 03 10:38:18 maybe i'll should wait then till it finnished Jul 03 10:38:31 yep Jul 03 10:56:54 mrmoku, when do you expect the image + feeds build to finish? I'm going tonorrow to the Buzz fix Party in Madrid and hope upgrade works well :D Jul 03 11:10:11 how to check an uSDcard for epic fails? Jul 03 11:10:22 hellot there Jul 03 11:10:25 hai Jul 03 11:12:13 i saw that you can now use fso-abyss under shr.. this is good news, i was suffering from #2264 bug.. Let's see if i can stay online the whole afternoon :) Jul 03 11:14:12 mrmoku: :D Jul 03 11:14:25 SHR: 03seba.dos1 07shr-themes * r846a1475d620 10/elementary/elementary-theme-sixteen/images/ (bt_sm_base1.png bt_sm_hilight.png ilist_1.png ilist_2.png): elementary-theme-sixteen: make scrollbar and lists looking good Jul 03 11:14:25 SHR: 03seba.dos1 07shr-themes * r1e8bdc74912d 10/elementary/elementary-theme-sixteen/images/ (bt_dis_base.png bt_dis_hilight.png): elementary-theme-sixteen: make inwin's background looking better Jul 03 11:14:26 SHR: 03seba.dos1 07shr-themes * r28cfa971fdf1 10/elementary/elementary-theme-sixteen/images/dia_grad.png: elementary-theme-sixteen: make window background looking good Jul 03 11:14:27 SHR: 03seba.dos1 07shr-themes * ra79f9ba3004f 10/elementary/elementary-theme-sixteen/images/shad_circ.png: elementary-theme-sixteen: make circle shadows looking good Jul 03 11:14:42 dos1, is there a preview of this theme? Jul 03 11:15:01 TAsn: it looks the same as default Jul 03 11:15:12 TAsn: it has animations disabled and looks good also in x11-16 Jul 03 11:15:28 latest screens on scap show that theme ;) Jul 03 11:15:42 cool, testing Jul 03 11:15:44 thanks Jul 03 11:16:12 oh, and keyboard buttons are changed a little Jul 03 11:16:22 yeah, just noticed Jul 03 11:16:27 anyhow, the theme is sweet, cool :) Jul 03 11:16:46 TAsn: all screens are with x11-16 engine :) Jul 03 11:16:53 http://scap.linuxtogo.org/files/0387c4e690dc245adbe5a8564774c0ae.png Jul 03 11:16:54 ^ Jul 03 11:16:55 eve? Jul 03 11:17:00 shr-settings too Jul 03 11:17:17 does eve work? Jul 03 11:17:23 dos1, looks impressive Jul 03 11:17:31 is it amazingly fast? Jul 03 11:17:37 it works, but dunno if it's buildable via OE Jul 03 11:17:44 TAsn: it's amazingly faster than x11 ;) Jul 03 11:17:58 can you tell the different (in looks that is) Jul 03 11:18:45 difference* Jul 03 11:18:45 just some not reworked by now things are ugly Jul 03 11:18:59 as default theme in x11-16 Jul 03 11:19:56 but from noticable things i think the only remaining are bubbles :P Jul 03 11:20:04 :) Jul 03 11:20:09 dos1: you know what looks ugly? Jul 03 11:20:14 and maybe hoversel Jul 03 11:20:25 PaulFertser: ? Jul 03 11:20:35 dos1: top-posting Jul 03 11:20:39 dos1: :P Jul 03 11:20:41 oh, i know Jul 03 11:20:55 gmail html interface + links from freerunner :P Jul 03 11:21:11 when i'm on PC, i'm always changing it Jul 03 11:21:12 Oh, poor fella Jul 03 11:21:21 PaulFertser, lol. Jul 03 11:21:39 is it best to use ext2 or ext3 on / for shr? I got bad experience with ext2 when my phone fails and dies, must put the SD card in my laptop and run fsck.ext2 :( Jul 03 11:21:52 dos1: do you suggest that it's the default posting style with gmail web interface? Oh :-/ Jul 03 11:21:59 fredrin: i'm using ext3 Jul 03 11:22:08 PaulFertser: yes, top-posting is default in gmail :( Jul 03 11:22:30 fredrin, I also use ext3 Jul 03 11:22:33 dos1: do you also know they prohibit receiving and sending files that they consider to be windows binaries? Jul 03 11:22:34 and I crash my phone a lot Jul 03 11:22:38 nothing bad happened yet. Jul 03 11:22:44 fredrin: +1 for ext3 Jul 03 11:22:46 * fredrin will follow the herd and swithc Jul 03 11:22:55 PaulFertser: i know Jul 03 11:23:09 dos1: have you tried using mutt on FR? Jul 03 11:23:14 mutt? Jul 03 11:23:17 PaulFertser, mutt? Jul 03 11:23:32 dos1: yes, all MUAs suck. "This one just sucks less". Jul 03 11:23:46 http://www.mutt.org/ Jul 03 11:23:47 ? Jul 03 11:23:50 dos1: the best console stand-alone MUA. With IMAP support. Jul 03 11:24:33 TAsn: exactly Jul 03 11:24:43 hmm Jul 03 11:24:46 i'll try Jul 03 11:25:04 * TAsn doesn't like console apps on the FR. Jul 03 11:25:06 dos1: take 1.5 "dev" series. Everybody uses them for years. Jul 03 11:25:13 TAsn: no shit :) Jul 03 11:25:20 though I guess taht's because the keyboard (ts) is a bit broken. Jul 03 11:25:26 TAsn: you know, i've tried and vim, mutt, mcabber etc proved to be useable. Jul 03 11:25:34 i like to ride my bike and type sms at the same time Jul 03 11:25:59 in the traffic Jul 03 11:26:04 fredrin, I was actually talking about MY ts Jul 03 11:26:06 which is broken Jul 03 11:26:09 :) Jul 03 11:26:16 or should I say Jul 03 11:26:16 :( Jul 03 11:26:22 bottom left part doesn't work well. Jul 03 11:26:23 :| Jul 03 11:26:31 TAsn: how did you broke it? Jul 03 11:27:05 put it in my pocket, screen pointed away from my body Jul 03 11:27:14 and stumbled into a corner of a table Jul 03 11:27:17 quite hard actually. Jul 03 11:27:36 so the corner hit my ts Jul 03 11:27:45 and since then, my ts hasn't been the same ;) Jul 03 11:27:54 TAsn: oh Jul 03 11:27:58 yeah. Jul 03 11:27:59 ;( Jul 03 11:28:21 though DocScrutinizer says it may be fixable with a good driver Jul 03 11:28:33 TAsn: have you seen iPAQs with detachable transparent plastic protection? I think it'd be nice to have one for FR. Jul 03 11:28:39 will have to check that out more thoroughly Jul 03 11:28:51 PaulFertser, no I haven't. Jul 03 11:29:26 TAsn: look carefully at http://img.tomshardware.com/de/2005/02/23/luxurioeser_business_pda_hp_ipaq_hx4700/hx4700.jpg Jul 03 11:29:53 I can see it Jul 03 11:30:06 though I don't think it gotta be plastic Jul 03 11:30:21 TAsn: what else can it be? Jul 03 11:30:26 I mean, there are two reasonable solutions that could have prevented my accident Jul 03 11:30:41 the first (which I'm doing atm) is putting the screen facing my body Jul 03 11:30:50 the second, any kind of case Jul 03 11:31:01 for example, the leather case they sell in tuxbrain. Jul 03 11:31:22 leather :( Jul 03 11:31:56 in the medieval age they used leather as a body armor. Jul 03 11:32:06 so I think it's suitable for moko use :) Jul 03 11:32:36 SHR: 03seba.dos1 07shr-themes * r060495f1ddcf 10/elementary/elementary-theme-sixteen/images/hoversel_entry_bg.png: elementary-theme-sixteen: make hoversel selection looking good Jul 03 11:33:28 TAsn, I've the leather case, works really well :D Jul 03 11:33:56 Sharwin_F, I should get mine soon Jul 03 11:34:06 not sure whether I'll use it or not Jul 03 11:34:14 probably will use it only is specific cases Jul 03 11:35:11 anyhow, I'm off. Jul 03 11:35:38 TAsn, really handy, cause lets you wear the OM on the belt Jul 03 11:38:10 I rarely use a belt Jul 03 11:40:38 TAsn: i really wished they choosed more ethical material for a FR case :( Jul 03 11:40:59 ;\ Jul 03 11:41:04 I can agree on that. Jul 03 11:41:56 PaulFertser, sry to not understanding, but i just logged in... isn't the material ethical? Jul 03 11:42:18 s/understanding/understand Jul 03 11:42:28 pieterc: i consider unethical using leather unless absolutely necessary Jul 03 11:42:41 oh yes, that case Jul 03 11:43:16 yes, you're right on that one Jul 03 11:44:05 pieterc: :D at least someone agrees with me Jul 03 11:44:12 TAsn: thank you too. Jul 03 11:44:50 I just think a project like this SHOULD be considered about matters like that Jul 03 11:45:04 we should start plant a cow project (cf plant a tree by dell) Jul 03 11:45:44 adopt a cow by buying a freerunner ^^ Jul 03 11:46:55 imho cow leather is not unethical Jul 03 11:47:23 we kill them because we want to eat it. so why not use the rest of the cow Jul 03 11:48:18 playya: what's with your build? i've got the same result as yesterday Jul 03 11:48:57 libewebkit.so gets installed. the headers not :( Jul 03 11:49:11 strange Jul 03 11:49:57 but the headers are in the install dir Jul 03 11:50:12 but not in the stagging dir? Jul 03 11:50:53 yes Jul 03 11:51:11 Heinervdm, -> #neo1973-germany Jul 03 11:51:20 playya, we also kill other people at war, do you consider using their skin for a FR case ethical? Jul 03 11:51:42 no. but thats a difference Jul 03 11:51:48 s/a FR/an FR/ Jul 03 11:51:48 TAsn meant: playya, we also kill other people at war, do you consider using their skin for an FR case ethical? Jul 03 11:51:58 TAsn, they used to make soap of jews, why not FR cases? ;) Jul 03 11:52:11 pieterc, exactly :) Jul 03 11:52:17 playya: _you_ want to eat them. I don't. Jul 03 11:52:17 just thinking economically... Jul 03 11:52:41 PaulFertser, would you use an FR made from human skin? Jul 03 11:52:48 TAsn, yes economically! that's why we're doing this FOSS thing anyway ;) Jul 03 11:52:57 TAsn: no, your reasoning is correct. Jul 03 11:53:01 available in black/white/red/yellow/and tanned colors :) Jul 03 11:53:32 New: Freerunner wrinkles! Jul 03 11:53:39 pieterc, I wonder if they still sell jewish soap Jul 03 11:53:52 TAsn, I hope not lol Jul 03 11:54:01 not newly made Jul 03 11:54:15 I mean for collectors. Jul 03 11:54:15 oh, ofcourse they don't... Jul 03 11:54:24 that's quite... unethical Jul 03 11:54:27 I wonder if it's still available Jul 03 11:54:40 TAsn, no way it is Jul 03 11:55:05 mrmoku: QA log: evil hides inside the .la, staging, /staging/armv4t-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/usr/lib/libode.la Jul 03 11:55:12 pieterc, I've been in concentration camps in poland, and I have seen many artifacts they still keep for historical/educational reasons, so why not soaps? Jul 03 11:55:22 hm Jul 03 11:55:24 like that Jul 03 11:56:59 huh? Jul 03 11:57:02 uhu Jul 03 11:57:08 s/uhu/huh/ Jul 03 11:57:09 dos1 meant: huh Jul 03 11:57:20 Oświęcim Jul 03 11:57:24 dos1, btw, have you been in polish concentration camps? Jul 03 11:57:30 TAsn: yep Jul 03 11:57:33 but Jul 03 11:57:33 which? Jul 03 11:57:49 how can soap made out of jews? o_o Jul 03 11:57:54 don't say "polish concentration camps" Jul 03 11:57:59 agg1n, we are multi-purpose Jul 03 11:58:09 but "concentration camps in poland" Jul 03 11:58:15 dos1, sorry, german in polish camps Jul 03 11:58:24 poland* Jul 03 11:58:27 bah. Jul 03 11:58:33 i were in Oświęcim Jul 03 11:58:35 you got what I mean :( Jul 03 11:58:50 I can't even read all of those accents :) Jul 03 11:59:02 though I guess I never been there Jul 03 11:59:11 TAsn: i got, but our government really doesn't like that sentence :P Jul 03 11:59:14 been only to the more "famous" ones. Jul 03 11:59:34 dos1, they shouldn't, as it's not your (country) fault. Jul 03 11:59:47 I mean, I agree with them. Jul 03 11:59:49 ;) Jul 03 12:00:02 TAsn: Oświęcim was the biggest camp in Poland Jul 03 12:00:27 with "Arbeit macht frei" label Jul 03 12:00:40 oh Jul 03 12:00:42 auschwitz Jul 03 12:00:57 (I know the german name, not the polish geographical name) Jul 03 12:01:01 yeah, been there :) Jul 03 12:01:19 yep, auschwitz Jul 03 12:01:27 amazing place. Jul 03 12:02:16 amazing place is an interesting wording Jul 03 12:02:26 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auschwitz_concentration_camp Jul 03 12:02:43 it's "amazing", but in negative sense Jul 03 12:02:54 dos1, aye. Jul 03 12:03:27 Gorbusch, I lacked better wording. Jul 03 12:03:32 * DocScrutinizer wonders how long it will take til palestinians have to wear some sign to make their status obvious. Jul 03 12:03:42 i know, have the same problems some times in english Jul 03 12:03:51 DocScrutinizer, actually, I agree with you on this one. Jul 03 12:04:00 its difficult when you are not writing in your own language Jul 03 12:04:04 we have a saying here about the holocaust Jul 03 12:04:13 "Forgive but never forget" Jul 03 12:04:23 though I think the israeli ppl have long forgot about the holocaust Jul 03 12:04:52 and tagging palestininas in not that far away. Jul 03 12:05:30 hmm, i'm not sure i would forgive the person who have done it, no matter which country. But to held the ancestors responsible for what was done before their time is not right Jul 03 12:05:45 TAsn: about "polish camps" - AFAIK there is huge amount of (mostly young) jews that doesn't know those were german camps in poland. they only know about "polish camps" Jul 03 12:06:25 dos1, polish jews? Jul 03 12:06:37 TAsn: no. "tourists" Jul 03 12:06:51 Gorbusch, I agree on the second part. Jul 03 12:06:56 (huh, i don't know how to explain it better in english) Jul 03 12:06:58 though I'm a forgiving person Jul 03 12:07:43 I have yet encountered someone I wasn't able to forgive something he has done. Jul 03 12:07:57 though on the other end, no one ever murdered my whole family in malicious ways. Jul 03 12:08:12 dos1, including israelis? Jul 03 12:08:30 here we have holocaust studies Jul 03 12:08:44 so I think people know a thing or two about the holocaust Jul 03 12:08:46 TAsn: there was material in TV about that - young jews from Israel (AFAIR) on tour in Poland, and jew tour guider(?) saying only "polish camps" Jul 03 12:09:21 dos1, that doesn't mean they don't know it's not really polish camps Jul 03 12:09:22 and that young jews asked about that didn't know that those were "german camps in poland" Jul 03 12:09:32 well, ^^^ ;P Jul 03 12:09:34 really? that's odd. Jul 03 12:09:44 anyhow, as you saw Jul 03 12:09:48 I also say polish camps Jul 03 12:09:53 although I know it's not correct Jul 03 12:10:05 though it's more convenient than saying Jul 03 12:10:06 they looked ~14-16 years old Jul 03 12:10:20 "german camps on polish lands" Jul 03 12:10:21 :) Jul 03 12:12:01 BTW. "nice" offtopic :D Jul 03 12:12:06 dos1, one last Q, did you go to auschwitz by yourself or with your school Jul 03 12:12:16 TAsn: with school Jul 03 12:12:42 dos1, this topic requires a lot of "bad" wording :) Jul 03 12:12:47 dos1, cool. Jul 03 12:12:48 well, to me it seems a lot of israelis know *only* about the very specific way their ancestors were treated bad (=exact procedure they were killed) but not even know about the general situation where a whole people was going mad (actually half the world) in not respecting their neighbours' rights. Jul 03 12:13:40 TAsn: school "trips" to Auschwitz are quite common here i think Jul 03 12:13:46 DocScrutinizer, actually, here we holocaust and WW1+2 studies as required topics for high school matriculation Jul 03 12:14:04 otherwise those israelis would be shocked how similar their own countries behaviour is to what happend back then Jul 03 12:14:12 drop the we Jul 03 12:14:28 DocScrutinizer, that's the thing Jul 03 12:14:36 I can't see how everyone else don't get it. Jul 03 12:14:50 yup Jul 03 12:14:51 I often compare how it was back then to how it is now Jul 03 12:14:55 ptitjes: (annotation dbus) no idea, to be honest. I took this line from some other dbus xml spec and adjusted the value accordingly Jul 03 12:14:59 and people just fail to see it Jul 03 12:15:08 even when I point it out Jul 03 12:15:11 I guess they just don't want to believe Jul 03 12:15:34 mickey|ICE625: IMHO it should be value="true", am I wrong ? Jul 03 12:15:59 ptitjes: i have yet to see a proper documentation of the dbus xml specs, so you may be right Jul 03 12:16:15 @TAsn, do you already have tought about your ticket #446 and how to make things nicer? Jul 03 12:16:32 mickey|ICE625: in fact, it seems to me fso_usage have no meaning in the XML... Jul 03 12:16:41 DocScrutinizer, I really think the situation here is bad, starting from abuse and ending with public feelings about this topic, though as I said, no one will listen, everyone have excuses for what they are doing. Jul 03 12:16:49 mickey|ICE625: but I haven't read any DBus XML spec neither :p Jul 03 12:16:53 Gorbusch, alphabet list? Jul 03 12:17:08 @TAsn, battery gadget Jul 03 12:17:14 sec, mine? Jul 03 12:17:37 ptitjes: i guess we would need to look into the source of dbus-binding-tool or whatever the glib pendant is called Jul 03 12:17:43 ptitjes: is ophonekitd-vala ready to be used image? Jul 03 12:17:43 ftw Jul 03 12:17:43 sec, checking Jul 03 12:17:45 oh Jul 03 12:18:02 not mine Jul 03 12:18:05 reported by me :) Jul 03 12:18:12 TAsn: my granny alsa was very excusive about her behaviour during WW-2 Jul 03 12:18:14 first of all Jul 03 12:18:17 should be two D Jul 03 12:18:18 dos1: working on using dbus async correctly Jul 03 12:18:19 also Jul 03 12:18:28 DocScrutinizer, where are you from? Jul 03 12:18:43 coburg, germany Jul 03 12:18:49 DocScrutinizer, but she didn't have WW-2 to compare to Jul 03 12:18:59 current israelies do have. Jul 03 12:19:08 they can see what this kind of behavior leads to. Jul 03 12:19:22 TAsn: (compare) granted Jul 03 12:19:23 tracfeed: Ticket #533 (erminig unusable) updated Jul 03 12:19:48 or at least _should_ have Jul 03 12:19:52 Gorbusch, it should be 2D and not 3d, and maybe more solid/distinct, i.e more like nokia battery bars (the use of bars is good) Jul 03 12:20:08 they don't get told nearly enough at school about it, it seems Jul 03 12:20:14 mickey|bbiab, you can look into the dtd: http://standards.freedesktop.org/dbus/1.0/introspect.dtd Jul 03 12:20:22 DocScrutinizer, did she do anything bad? or just didn't do anything? Jul 03 12:20:41 didn't do anything Jul 03 12:20:43 DocScrutinizer, to tell you the truth, I can't see myself doing anything at that time as well. The times were rough Jul 03 12:20:59 Helping/hiding jews is one thing Jul 03 12:21:15 though actively doing something is too risky Jul 03 12:21:21 and when you have a family to take care of Jul 03 12:21:29 TAsn, Gorbusch: do what you want with battery - just keep displaying details after clicking on it please :) Jul 03 12:21:29 it's easy not to rebel. Jul 03 12:21:37 ++ Jul 03 12:21:40 ptitjes: that doesN#t really help as the metadata is not listed here. our syntax is ok, but the semantics is in question :) Jul 03 12:21:53 DocScrutinizer, btw, did she vote for the nazi party? Jul 03 12:21:56 @dos1, wouldn't remove this feature, use it quite often Jul 03 12:22:05 TAsn: have you seen battery widget in plasma? (KDE4) Jul 03 12:22:21 TAsn: she refused to talk much about that time Jul 03 12:22:50 mickey|ICE625: so, in vala-dbus-binding-tool, I just look if that annotation is present but do not care of the value Jul 03 12:22:58 DocScrutinizer, I wonder if that will ever happen to me (refusing to talk about today in 50 years or so) Jul 03 12:23:04 dos1, link/pic please :) Jul 03 12:23:45 TAsn: http://vizzzion.org/?blogentry=741 Jul 03 12:23:51 thanks. Jul 03 12:23:58 TAsn: (but looking at my panel i think that reflection is gone :P) Jul 03 12:24:12 dos1, btw, do you agree about the 2d vs 3d? Jul 03 12:24:20 sweet Jul 03 12:24:30 TAsn: i would like to see something like in kde4 ;) Jul 03 12:24:42 maybe coloring should change to conform with the theme Jul 03 12:24:45 but this one is great Jul 03 12:25:02 dos1, it's easy, all you need to do is rip the pics. Jul 03 12:25:38 but that bar color changing is also sweet :P Jul 03 12:25:48 ptitjes: right. if you want, you can do a 'sed' job to transfer all fso_foo into true in the annotation line Jul 03 12:25:54 i can also do it when I'm back home Jul 03 12:26:04 dos1, oh, color changes? Jul 03 12:26:06 nice! Jul 03 12:26:13 Gorbusch, we have a winner. Jul 03 12:26:14 :) Jul 03 12:26:28 mickey|ICE625: I let you do it because I don't really know sed Jul 03 12:26:33 btw Gorbusch it's easy to change Jul 03 12:26:34 mickey|ICE625: it is ok for me for now Jul 03 12:26:38 TAsn: that third bar has color changed, on 100% all 4 bars have the same green color Jul 03 12:26:38 just unpack the edj file Jul 03 12:26:42 change the pictures Jul 03 12:26:45 and repack it Jul 03 12:26:45 i need to repair the docs generator eventually Jul 03 12:26:51 the "hard" part Jul 03 12:27:02 is sending a mail to the community list Jul 03 12:27:11 ptitjes: (dunno sed) kidding? ;-P Jul 03 12:27:17 dos1, oh, I thought about something nicer Jul 03 12:27:24 one bar is colored red Jul 03 12:27:28 DocScrutinizer: frrrrrrr Jul 03 12:27:30 :p Jul 03 12:27:34 when there are two bars they are all yellow Jul 03 12:27:45 and when there are 4 bars they are all green Jul 03 12:27:53 in the middle (depending on the number of bars we want) Jul 03 12:27:57 we have shades. Jul 03 12:27:59 what do you think? Jul 03 12:28:10 I mean, all the bar change colors depending on battery status. Jul 03 12:28:16 TAsn: that's what is already implemented in battery gadget Jul 03 12:28:20 TAsn: yup Jul 03 12:28:28 TAsn: but with KDE's one, you can have something like 2.5 bars :P Jul 03 12:28:42 dos1, yes. but atm it's ugly 3d and not with bars Jul 03 12:28:49 we can enhance the kde one Jul 03 12:28:54 no need to "go by the book" Jul 03 12:29:03 I'ud like to see 4-6 bars Jul 03 12:29:09 in the new one Jul 03 12:29:17 and I also want yellow Jul 03 12:29:17 4 bars are in KDE Jul 03 12:29:25 and ++ for yellow and red Jul 03 12:29:28 current illume widget Jul 03 12:29:33 doesn't have yellow Jul 03 12:29:55 TAsn: i think it has, but it changed to red too early Jul 03 12:30:02 s/changed/changes/ Jul 03 12:30:03 dos1 meant: TAsn: i think it has, but it changes to red too early Jul 03 12:30:09 so it isn't visible Jul 03 12:30:10 and *please* change that white-on-greenish-gray font colors. It's giving me eyecancer Jul 03 12:30:11 AFAIR Jul 03 12:31:07 DocScrutinizer: where do you have white on greenish gray? Jul 03 12:31:19 i think i got the idea, will set up some graphics and load them up so you can see them, and afterwards we look what the current widget does and may change this as well to have it our way Jul 03 12:31:21 tap on bat applet Jul 03 12:31:47 tracfeed: Ticket #446 (Change the battery gadget's theme) updated Jul 03 12:31:48 Gorbusch, ok, anyhow if you need help let me know Jul 03 12:31:56 I had some fun with the bat widget some time ago Jul 03 12:32:09 (actually a lot of time ago, when I was still using fso) Jul 03 12:32:39 "89% \ 095:21" (btw thousands digit cut!) Jul 03 12:32:49 DocScrutinizer: it's readable for me (white with black outline) Jul 03 12:33:05 it's absolute crap Jul 03 12:33:27 something like in KDE would be better :DDD Jul 03 12:33:42 dos1, this sucks Jul 03 12:33:49 I want something like a notification bubble Jul 03 12:33:54 they used in the gesture app Jul 03 12:33:56 wihite, black outlined 4pt font on white-greyish background Jul 03 12:34:04 if you remember the old videos Jul 03 12:34:18 it was notification-daemon Jul 03 12:34:27 it was also used in 2007.2 battery widget Jul 03 12:34:30 :) Jul 03 12:34:38 whatever Jul 03 12:34:42 it still was nice Jul 03 12:34:43 :) Jul 03 12:35:04 everytime I go further into design choices concerning the moko Jul 03 12:35:16 I find myself endorsing 2007.2 ;) Jul 03 12:35:40 mrmoku: when will the build finish? Jul 03 12:35:43 they just did things (visually) right Jul 03 12:35:45 not always Jul 03 12:35:47 but mostly Jul 03 12:37:13 fredrin, almost Jul 03 12:38:13 :) Jul 03 12:39:36 TAsn: i agree ;) Jul 03 12:39:52 also please notice there's a bug, when settings-power says "1092:15" but bat applet cuts first digit so this becomes "092:1" (as first digit is missing, and last digit is truncated /swallowed by ">") Jul 03 12:39:54 * fredrin laptop is almost dieing in the heat, 29 outside and 86 inside the laptop Jul 03 12:40:10 * TAsn is thinking about ditching shr for 2007.2 ;] Jul 03 12:41:29 TAsn: hackable:1 :D Jul 03 12:41:50 TAsn: i remember, when SHR was project to port 2007.2 apps to use FSO interface :D Jul 03 12:41:59 yes :) Jul 03 12:42:01 and i was using 2007.2 Jul 03 12:42:11 well, things actually got better than 2007.2 Jul 03 12:42:14 everything is faster now Jul 03 12:42:20 i really didn't like 2008.8 Jul 03 12:42:32 and FSO was near milestone2 :) Jul 03 12:42:35 I never used the 200X series Jul 03 12:42:40 except for 2007.2 Jul 03 12:42:44 all sucked Jul 03 12:42:48 yes Jul 03 12:42:57 I used 2007.2 and then fso Jul 03 12:42:57 i've been using 2008.8 for ~2 days Jul 03 12:43:01 and then shr Jul 03 12:43:08 and i returned to 2007.2 Jul 03 12:43:11 :P Jul 03 12:43:26 i was using plain FSO also for ~2 days Jul 03 12:43:35 and then I'll be using tasn-linux and take over the world! muhaha. Jul 03 12:43:35 oops, strike the last one out. Jul 03 12:43:37 so for me 2007.2 -> SHR Jul 03 12:43:47 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07specs * r66c992afd6c5 10/ (33 files in 7 dirs): fix async annotation Jul 03 12:43:55 fso was somehow stable Jul 03 12:44:10 2007.2 had sucky bat life. Jul 03 12:44:19 but to be honest Jul 03 12:44:28 I started using the FR as my only phone Jul 03 12:44:30 only with shr Jul 03 12:44:52 fredrin, build finished... flashing it now. When it boots I will sync it to the feed Jul 03 12:45:07 que fiesta :) Jul 03 12:45:12 I started using it as daily phone with cupcake release of panicking Jul 03 12:45:14 switched to SHR now Jul 03 12:45:53 * fredrin been on the paroli bandwagon for some time now, want to get back to shr Jul 03 12:46:13 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07framework * r130fb4c50f81 10/framework/resource.py: resource: enable, if ousaged is not present Jul 03 12:46:29 mrmoku: would be nice if new build would restore ability to use FR as a daily phone ;-) Jul 03 12:46:39 mickey|ICE625, is that commit important? Jul 03 12:47:01 DocScrutinizer, nah, who needs a phone anyway ;) Jul 03 12:47:35 mrmoku: not for standard operation Jul 03 12:47:45 good :) just finished a new image :P Jul 03 12:48:01 cya. Jul 03 12:48:08 mrmoku: I feel urged to jump back to different phone, so FR won't see much attention then from me for long time :-/ Jul 03 12:48:45 DocScrutinizer: btw. how is your alsa work coming along? Jul 03 12:49:16 missing a few details to rename controls Jul 03 12:49:21 if I understood correctly it could be of actual use now Jul 03 12:49:30 I mean... framework could make use of it Jul 03 12:49:50 it's rather finished in concept Jul 03 12:51:16 though migration of framework isn't that smooth as it is for all userland apps Jul 03 12:51:44 in which way? Jul 03 12:52:03 DocScrutinizer: which different phone? got something reasonably open ? Jul 03 12:52:06 we need a dedicated daemon in the end Jul 03 12:52:25 mickey|train: alas not Jul 03 12:53:12 mickey|train: with "other phone" I mainly meant "other OS" Jul 03 12:53:19 ah, i see Jul 03 12:53:46 which one? Jul 03 12:53:58 mickey|train: framework reliably borks on inbound calls now Jul 03 12:54:06 that's unbearable Jul 03 12:54:45 that's sad. works quite fine with fsousaged here. we'll flag ms5.5 next wednesday Jul 03 13:00:25 i have ophoned disabled though, from your exception it looked like you have it enabled Jul 03 13:00:49 since Charlie left, noone worked on ophoned, so i have no idea whether it works Jul 03 13:01:51 will you be able to finish the audio work before you move to some other OS? Jul 03 13:04:37 mickey|train: as soon as I find a window of lower procrastination syndrome symptomatic, yes I'ä come out with a RFC-paper, some spec-stubs, and a PoC implementation Jul 03 13:04:52 DocScrutinizer: (procrastination) i know exactly what you mean ;) Jul 03 13:04:55 ok, cool Jul 03 13:06:25 mrmoku: image i still building ? Jul 03 13:06:53 ptitjes, no Jul 03 13:07:02 fredrin, ok, flashed, booted and did a test call Jul 03 13:07:05 looks all fine Jul 03 13:07:10 will sync it to the feed now Jul 03 13:07:43 ptitjes, get it before it is outdated ;) Jul 03 13:07:48 hum cool Jul 03 13:07:54 I see it comming Jul 03 13:07:58 downloading Jul 03 13:08:50 mrmoku: thanks Jul 03 13:09:11 ptitjes, welcome :) Jul 03 13:09:16 ptitjes, btw... still waiting :P Jul 03 13:09:24 mrmoku: for what ? Jul 03 13:09:33 async libfso-glib Jul 03 13:09:34 async ? Jul 03 13:09:40 working on it actually Jul 03 13:09:43 :D Jul 03 13:09:49 async async async Jul 03 13:10:02 but I am stuck on a big bug I found in Vala Jul 03 13:10:03 c Jul 03 13:10:18 waiting for juergbi to connect Jul 03 13:10:20 :p Jul 03 13:13:34 <[Rui]> anyone here ever got an out of memory error (27) with curl? Jul 03 13:14:34 mickey|train: at least Paul and a little bit me achieved to put alsa hooks to work now. So we finally have a decent means to enable nonpatched apps to make use of "scenario-switching" Jul 03 13:15:57 mrmoku: sweet Jul 03 13:17:24 mickey|train: softvol is a long-time-proven concept Jul 03 13:18:20 mickey|train: so it's mainly exporting of physical alsactontrols under a dynamically asigned name that's missing yet Jul 03 13:20:36 luckily we rarely need these (basically only for gsm speaker/earpiece and mic). everything else can/probably should be done via softvol Jul 03 13:24:35 I'm writing a small app to check my credits through gprs... python+gtk good sollution? Jul 03 13:30:49 mickey|train, hey, any tasks i should pick up this weekend? Jul 03 13:39:48 what's the point with having to select apps in the Quick Launch? Jul 03 13:41:27 fredrin, the point is we don't know how to disable that :P Jul 03 13:41:46 lol Jul 03 13:42:11 as far as I understood it Quick Launch is not working (useless) in illume Jul 03 13:42:47 this version is sooooo much faster to register with the GSM network :) Jul 03 13:51:25 i take that back Jul 03 13:52:06 it wont register, i get SOS only, and then i have to manualy go and select the right network in setings Jul 03 13:53:24 :( I think that the problem got something to do with my Cellphone company, I have access to two different networks, in big cities i can use one network, but if i'm out of reach i have to use another network. Jul 03 13:57:10 fredrin, hmm. interesting Jul 03 13:57:36 you should communicate that to mickey|bbiab and maybe get some DEBUG logs... Jul 03 13:57:40 or just have to select 'automatic' in setings and it connects, don't even need to select the right operator Jul 03 13:58:19 if mickey|bbiab can guide me Jul 03 13:59:37 in paroli it works, but it take a looooong time, maybe it's a timeout or something Jul 03 14:00:39 fredrin, in shr-settings... tap on Phone and then on Operators Jul 03 14:00:50 it will scan for the networks and let you choose Jul 03 14:01:00 one of the offered choices is Automatic :) Jul 03 14:01:13 mrmoku: that what i do, and i select 'automatic' then after some time it register Jul 03 14:01:16 and it works Jul 03 14:01:25 i've been using this workaround Jul 03 14:01:47 hmm... don't think that is a workaround Jul 03 14:01:57 what do you think it should do instead? Jul 03 14:02:05 but in the FSO paroli image it works by it self, but it takes long time Jul 03 14:02:28 fredrin, well... I think it will remember Automatic on next reboot, no? Jul 03 14:03:32 mrmoku: in norway we got 3 physical networks, Telenor, Netcom (those are all over the country) but then we have a third, that don't cover the whole country only the "big" cities, and if you're out of reach it switches automagicaly on to the Telenor network Jul 03 14:03:48 DocScrutinizer, maybe your problems come from installing coreutils? Jul 03 14:03:56 fredrin, yeah, we have stuff like that in germany too Jul 03 14:04:19 DocScrutinizer, it might just not work correctly to 'overinstall' it on top of busybox :( Jul 03 14:04:37 at least I had some issues today after installing coretilus Jul 03 14:04:50 opkg was not able to fork and other strange stuff Jul 03 14:05:22 NOTE I am NOT stating that busybox is in any way better than coreutils :P Jul 03 14:05:31 just that the way we install it might not work as expected Jul 03 14:10:29 hmmm the time was not set right either, off by one hour, even after starting gps and getting fix Jul 03 14:11:13 fredrin, you can check in /var/log/frameworkd.log what your gsm provider gives as time/timezone Jul 03 14:11:33 mrmoku: i don't think it has any effect on timezone. Jul 03 14:12:02 mrmoku: because provider doesn't give timezone information, only current distance to UTC. Which doesn't make much sense. Jul 03 14:12:18 fredrin: i recommend you to check your system timezone Jul 03 14:13:01 PaulFertser: ok, I just reflashed form new shr-unstable did not set any timezone Jul 03 14:13:13 fredrin: no wonder your time is off then. Jul 03 14:13:23 and i thougt gps would override that Jul 03 14:13:38 since then the phone knows where in the world it is Jul 03 14:14:18 fredrin: frameworkd doesn't support determining timezone by coordinate. Jul 03 14:14:28 lame Jul 03 14:14:52 fredrin: sometimes frameworkd sets timezone based on your cell network provider, probably it's even enabled by default. Jul 03 14:15:17 PaulFertser, but frameworkd has a provider --> timezone table, no? Jul 03 14:15:26 at least my frameworkd.log contains: Jul 03 14:15:34 2009.07.03 15:05:13.80 otimed INFO GSM: timezone 'Europe/Berlin' Jul 03 14:16:39 PaulFertser, I know this is wrong for multiple timezone countries like yours :P Jul 03 14:17:35 mrmoku: yes Jul 03 14:17:44 here's the log http://pastebin.com/m44a1b232 Jul 03 14:18:28 GSM: timezone 'Europe/Oslo' Jul 03 14:18:31 is that wrong? Jul 03 14:19:03 * fredrin what time is it by the way, maybe it's my laptop that got wrong time............ Jul 03 14:19:22 here it is 16:18 Jul 03 14:19:30 same here Jul 03 14:19:38 puh, but the Neo says 15 Jul 03 14:20:10 msg nickserv identify xaaron Jul 03 14:20:16 f0ck Jul 03 14:20:29 uuuuuuuuuuuupppps Jul 03 14:20:34 epic fail Jul 03 14:20:39 lol Jul 03 14:23:06 ^^ Jul 03 14:23:18 * fredrin need a bath Jul 03 14:23:20 too hot Jul 03 14:23:33 any laptop need to be put in the freezer Jul 03 14:23:34 it's just rained here, now it's much better Jul 03 14:25:09 how can i find out how big the top shelf is in pixel? Jul 03 14:26:17 click top shelf -> wrench (settings) -> top shelf Jul 03 14:26:21 there is no need to know Jul 03 14:26:42 raster: I didn't know that top shelf sizes were on a need-to-know basis Jul 03 14:26:58 there is no need to know Jul 03 14:27:04 there isa no fixed size Jul 03 14:27:05 :P Jul 03 14:27:12 theme design font sizes and preferences affect the size Jul 03 14:27:20 you have no need to know it Jul 03 14:27:38 you dont draw there - no need to know Jul 03 14:27:51 raster: I think you made your point :) Jul 03 14:37:27 fredrin: test "auto" setting in current SHR-settings-operators Jul 03 14:37:54 aah, already been mentioned. Sorry Jul 03 14:39:23 mrmoku: I'll try with a fresh image without coreutils Jul 03 14:41:34 DocScrutinizer, ok Jul 03 14:45:28 mrmoku: though: http://pastebin.com/f22e67142 Jul 03 14:48:03 mrmoku: doesn't exactly look like coreutils fault Jul 03 14:48:40 mrmoku: well, it's too comlex for me to tell, without studying src for weeks ;-) Jul 03 14:49:49 DocScrutinizer, yeah, does not smell like coreutils... Jul 03 14:49:52 still it seems evident it's ophoned Jul 03 14:52:18 [2009-07-03 15:00:25] i have ophoned disabled though, from your exception it looked like you have it enabled Jul 03 14:54:14 mrmoku: paul tought me what ophoned is supposed to be needed for. Alas I forgot :-P Jul 03 14:56:52 the specs differ from the implementation Jul 03 15:10:22 DocScrutinizer, well, as I understand it, it should abstract GSM/VOIP calls one day Jul 03 15:11:20 hmm. so maybe it should register under /org/freesamrtphone/Phone/GSM Jul 03 15:11:28 mrmoku: ok. got it, and recall now. So what's status of SHR wrt ophoned ATM? Jul 03 15:11:58 DocScrutinizer, nothing :) as soon as it is supposed to work we can integrate it Jul 03 15:12:12 but you heard mickey|bbiab... it is in an unknown state :( Jul 03 15:12:30 mrmoku: I'm quite sure I didn't enable it intentionally Jul 03 15:12:47 on SHR-u Jul 03 15:13:08 DocScrutinizer, well it might be enabled in frameworkd Jul 03 15:13:14 we just don't use it for call management Jul 03 15:14:37 ok, maybe this flooding of errors/backtraces isn't the cause for my system to bork then? Jul 03 15:14:53 no idea :( Jul 03 15:16:01 mrmoku: see: I installed a SHR-u image (added coreutils and abyss) and get missed-calls issue and these logs Jul 03 15:17:16 mrmoku: so my whole question is: how to get a working phone again? Jul 03 15:17:32 reflash :) Jul 03 15:17:32 sry for my dumbness, but i'm about to flash newest shr-u and wondering if i should "install" it to sd-card instead :/ Jul 03 15:17:58 agg1n, whatever you prefer :) Jul 03 15:18:19 agg1n: uSD is more convenient in a number of ways Jul 03 15:18:20 ok :) Jul 03 15:18:47 DocScrutinizer: in what ways? :> Jul 03 15:19:41 agg1n: easy swapping of system on uSD, backup system in NAND, much faster than dfu-util Jul 03 15:19:55 agg1n: to mention a few Jul 03 15:20:27 DocScrutinizer: ok, you convinced me :p Jul 03 15:26:15 DocScrutinizer: is there a difference in I/O speed between SD and NAND? Jul 03 15:28:37 sybren: yes. but it depends on a lot of factors, so don't ask me for details. Rather do your own tests and publish results ;-) Jul 03 15:28:53 DocScrutinizer: lol the good and true Open Source answer :D Jul 03 15:34:15 mrmoku: ping Jul 03 15:35:11 mirko, pong Jul 03 15:35:46 DocScrutinizer: what would be a good place to publish results? I just did some 'hdparm -tT /dev/something' tests ;-) Jul 03 15:36:15 kernel-ml, wiki Jul 03 15:36:55 DocScrutinizer: I was looking at the wiki. I can add a page, but can't really see a good place to link it from so that it'll actually be found Jul 03 15:37:09 at own preferences s/kernel/(hardware|devel)/ Jul 03 15:37:53 (wiki) add to hardware category Jul 03 15:38:28 yeah, it appears that there isn't even a section about the uSD reader on http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo_FreeRunner_Hardware Jul 03 15:39:06 mrmoku: did i get it right yesterday, that you#re familiar with connman / wifiman? Jul 03 15:40:19 mirko, familiar... hmm don't know... played with it though Jul 03 15:40:23 I know it a little Jul 03 15:40:43 mrmoku: connman is running - but when starting wifiman i just get a black screen Jul 03 15:40:51 no errors from connman nor python Jul 03 15:41:04 mirko, do you have the wifi plugin for connman installed too? Jul 03 15:41:26 i passed "--enable-wifi" to the connman-configure-script Jul 03 15:42:05 connman has some helpful scripts in /usr/lib/connman/tests Jul 03 15:42:33 mirko, did you say black? or meant blank? Jul 03 15:42:44 sybren: you may want to add details relevant to the test setup, like exacty type of uSD, kernel version, mount options, gps (not/)enabled, and whatever else you may find is influencing result Jul 03 15:42:45 because wifiman.py screen is supposed to be white :) Jul 03 15:43:15 urgs Jul 03 15:43:15 mirko, ahh, and then you have to enable the wifi interface Jul 03 15:43:25 hmm, maybe it's because i also nistalled the paroli-edje-theme Jul 03 15:43:32 mrmoku: it's enabled Jul 03 15:43:32 ahh... hehe :) Jul 03 15:43:54 does it popup an inwin with 'Scanning...' ? Jul 03 15:44:17 nope Jul 03 15:44:25 Hey mrmoku Jul 03 15:44:31 nothing - just a blank (in my case black) screen Jul 03 15:45:11 maybe black-on-black typefont? ;-P Jul 03 15:45:34 Ainulindale, hey Jul 03 15:45:51 mirko, hmm Jul 03 15:46:32 DocScrutinizer: i'll delete the paroli-theme and hope you're not right - otherwise it would be a shame :) Jul 03 15:46:52 but can't do it right now Jul 03 15:47:10 is the script supposed to print anything on the console it was started from? Jul 03 15:47:10 /usr/lib/connman/test/list-devices Jul 03 15:47:20 should show you what devices connman knows about Jul 03 15:47:24 DocScrutinizer: like this? http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/StorageSpeed Jul 03 15:47:40 Ainulindale, how's life... still busy I guess :P Jul 03 15:48:26 mrmoku: ok, thanks for the hint Jul 03 15:48:36 will take a look in a few hours (currently at work) Jul 03 15:49:03 ok Jul 03 15:51:05 DocScrutinizer: and I added the relevant section to http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo_FreeRunner_Hardware#SD_card_reader as well Jul 03 15:52:09 sybren: looks nice. You might want to test write speed as well, maybe Jul 03 15:54:21 mrmoku: yeah quite busy indeed but I'm on holidays starting tonight Jul 03 15:54:45 Ainulindale, fun :) Jul 03 15:54:52 mrmoku: at last Jul 03 15:55:02 I was eagerly waiting for it Jul 03 16:01:10 hi Jul 03 16:51:03 how can i switch theme for e_wm or elementary? x_X Jul 03 16:55:26 hey, why doesn't "dbus-send --system --print-reply --dest=org.freesmartphone.ogsmd /org/freesmartphone/GSM/Device" work? Jul 03 16:56:31 while it works with org.freesmartphone.ousaged org/freesmartphone/Usage" Jul 03 16:56:44 ogsmd IS right, no? Jul 03 16:57:11 dbus-send says : "the name org.freesmartphone.ogsmd was not provided by any .service files" Jul 03 16:57:16 mickey|bbiab: ping Jul 03 17:00:03 ..because i started frameworkd with "-s ousaged" only Jul 03 17:00:05 goddammit Jul 03 17:01:02 onen|openBmap: is there a way to contribute to openbmap with gpsd and and ogsmd (not ogpsd!)? Jul 03 17:01:24 mrmoku: flashed u-090703, enlightenment SIGABRT on first boot :-/ Jul 03 17:01:26 onen|openBmap: could I collect gps trace separately and only later correlate it against the GSM cell information? Jul 03 17:01:54 lindi-: gpsd... no, no backend (contribution are welcome ;-) ) Jul 03 17:02:13 lindi-: I guess you could, but it is quite more work Jul 03 17:02:21 onen|openBmap: could I just issue some AT command and log the timestamped output? Jul 03 17:02:34 onen|openBmap: and later write a script to correlate this against GPS data? Jul 03 17:02:40 mrmoku: a minute later "wsod" Jul 03 17:02:40 lindi-: I would say it might be easier to replace the gps class using ogpsd by an implementation using gpsd Jul 03 17:03:22 lindi-: sure you can. do you use a distribution not using fso? Jul 03 17:03:41 onen|openBmap: i use ogsmd from git, i don't want to use other parts of fso for stability reasons :) Jul 03 17:04:05 lindi-: if you write such a script, I would like you to get in touch with me first. so that I could check if this follows obm quality "standards ;-) " Jul 03 17:04:16 lindi-: and agree on a logger id and so on Jul 03 17:04:19 onen|openBmap: i'm going to drive through finland and to northern norway for a week tomorrow so i thought i could log some gsm cells Jul 03 17:04:26 lindi-: to be able to know where the data comes from Jul 03 17:05:04 onen|openBmap: ok Jul 03 17:05:32 lindi-: maybe it would be easier to have a distribution installed on sd card, maybe only for logging? At least during your trip, because you leave tomorrow? Jul 03 17:05:45 onen|openBmap: my main installation is on sd card Jul 03 17:06:13 lindi-: I see Jul 03 17:06:50 lindi-: you may use ogsmd instead of at command though, may be easier? Jul 03 17:06:59 onen|openBmap: what's the problem with just having a loop that periodically issues some at command and logs the result to a file with timestamps? Jul 03 17:07:47 onen|openBmap: (that's how i did it with opencellid) Jul 03 17:07:53 lindi-: none, just was barely thinking fso is nicer to user than at command ;-) Jul 03 17:08:09 lindi-: please stop with swearing ;-) Jul 03 17:08:40 lindi-: that's too bad, because I am not sure this is a lot of work to use gpsd instead of ogpsd Jul 03 17:09:01 lindi-: but for tomorrow, this is quite short notice for me toprepare sth ;-) Jul 03 17:09:41 onen|openBmap: but if you use gpsd doesn't that mean that the coordinate data is duplicated? i am already logging the coordinates for other uses Jul 03 17:09:44 lindi-: I guess the best way is to do it as you fell comfortable with, then we will see for finding a name and so on for your script, that you could publish under obm website, if you want Jul 03 17:10:16 lindi-: sorry have to go. will you be there later? Jul 03 17:10:34 onen|openBmap: probably not Jul 03 17:10:38 onen|openBmap: need to leave soon Jul 03 17:10:47 but yes, my timing was not perfect :) Jul 03 17:10:52 lindi-: ;-) Jul 03 17:11:05 what's the AT command I should log? Jul 03 17:12:52 onen|openBmap: why are you logging signal strength as a percentage and not the raw value? Jul 03 17:12:57 lindi-: http://myposition.wiki.sourceforge.net/log_format Jul 03 17:13:33 lindi-: I use fso, and signal strength is a percentage. I log it as dbm. and modem outputs it as a value Jul 03 17:13:49 onen|openBmap: so you convert that percentage back to dbm? Jul 03 17:14:00 in val_from_modem = (self._strength + 113 ) / 2 Jul 03 17:14:02 lindi-: but I have now added rxlev if available (through monitoring interface), so that it is raw out of the modem Jul 03 17:14:10 lindi-: yep Jul 03 17:14:55 lindi-: please have a look at the wiki page I have pointed, and let me know if this will be enough for you to find out which at commands to issue? Jul 03 17:15:56 lindi-: I though dbm is maybe more easily interpretable by people who knows what it means Jul 03 17:16:29 onen|openBmap: why does the gsm element not have a timestamp? Jul 03 17:16:56 lindi-: because a measure is in a element, which have timestamp. gps have one too Jul 03 17:17:09 onen|openBmap: so every measurement is a separate scan element? Jul 03 17:17:15 yep Jul 03 17:18:01 lindi-: a scan with a timestamp for: gps position, serving, neighbour cells, and wifi in the future, etc. Jul 03 17:18:53 lindi-: sorry really have to go, is it ok for you which AT commands you need? Jul 03 17:19:13 mrmoku: never mind my prev comment. Probably dfu-util borked somehow, reflashing now Jul 03 17:20:30 onen|openBmap: seems i already have small programs for asking network status and neighbour info Jul 03 17:20:32 lindi-: you only need to know what to log, I can explain you further the XML structure later, right? Jul 03 17:20:38 onen|openBmap: yeah Jul 03 17:20:50 lindi-: so do you have everything you need for now? Jul 03 17:21:20 onen|openBmap: probably Jul 03 17:21:44 lindi-: another approach for you. active DEBUG in my code, it then simulates the GPS. but will log all the rest Jul 03 17:21:56 lindi-: you might need to comment out some more code Jul 03 17:22:08 lindi-: then you will replace the gps coordinates later Jul 03 17:22:16 lindi-: well probably too complicated for the short time we have Jul 03 17:22:23 lindi-: forget it Jul 03 17:22:27 lindi-: got to go Jul 03 17:22:32 ok :) Jul 03 17:22:38 lindi-: hope this works out fine for you. thanks for your efforts! Jul 03 17:22:53 (i can code while driving though, we are four people traveling so i don't need to drive the whole time Jul 03 17:23:42 i "installed" todays shr-u and opkg-upgraded and now i dont get any notification on incoming message :< Jul 03 17:24:07 onen|openBmap: and when we are inside finland i could even stream the data over gprs :) Jul 03 17:50:06 DocScrutinizer, pfew ;D Jul 03 17:51:05 hi Jul 03 17:51:48 mrmoku: dfu-util queries filesize prior to starting flash. So no way to dl from internet and pipe the dl to dfu-util Jul 03 17:57:23 i am currently trying to get my usb and wifi networks working on SHR-unstable20090624 Jul 03 17:57:46 but that fails, do you guys think i should try the 20090703? Jul 03 18:10:38 lindi-: I am back, if you need some more info, feel free Jul 03 18:12:09 takeiteasy: I upgraded two days ago, and both work fine for me Jul 03 18:15:50 :-) Jul 03 18:21:18 mrmoku: seems to work :-P Jul 03 18:21:39 mrmoku: and :-)) of course Jul 03 18:22:37 and I was rather puzzled to find buttons actually where I expected them ;-D Jul 03 18:24:12 Does anybody know the current status of the kdrive->xorg transition for the GTA02? Somebody was working to move away from kdrive at some point? Jul 03 18:27:36 onen|openBmap: can i log info while using gprs? Jul 03 18:28:04 lindi-: good question Jul 03 18:28:06 budfive_: i have been using xorg for almost 10 months now Jul 03 18:28:38 lindi-: is it better/faster? And where can I get it? Jul 03 18:28:45 lindi-: to be honnest I don't really know Jul 03 18:28:48 budfive_: for example debian has Xorg Jul 03 18:29:08 lindi-: mostly, I want do try writing something that involves the X source, and don't want to use anything that's going to be obsoleted soon Jul 03 18:29:14 onen|openBmap: ok Jul 03 18:29:20 lindi-: when in a call, we get a lot of garbage data (I think at least the neighbours from the monitoring interface is garbage) Jul 03 18:29:30 lindi-: I don't know if this happens while gprs is on... Jul 03 18:29:50 lindi-: maybe DocScrutinizer knows? Jul 03 18:29:58 lindi-: do you know if any of the standard distros (shr, say) will move to it? And is it glamo-accelerated? Jul 03 18:30:19 budfive_: no idea, i don't use those non-standard distros :) Jul 03 18:30:57 budfive_: for what I have understood, glamo accelerated driver will be at best as slow as what we had until now. So maybe this is not a big deal anyway, or am I missing sth? Jul 03 18:31:10 lindi-: I guess you use Debian? ;-) Jul 03 18:31:42 yep Jul 03 18:31:50 onen|openBmap: http://paste.debian.net/40913/ Jul 03 18:32:19 lindi-: openBmap package is pending for packaging. version 0.3.2 but I guess it is not very important for you as you don'tuse ogpsd ;-) Jul 03 18:33:04 onen|openBmap: yep i value stable calls a lot :) Jul 03 18:33:38 onen|openBmap: so prefer to stick to known-to-work software and only use experimental software on areas where no alternative exists Jul 03 18:33:48 lindi-: ? ogpsd makes calls unstable? Jul 03 18:34:02 onen|openBmap: well, if ogpsd crashes then ogsmd crashes too? Jul 03 18:34:17 onen|openBmap: and ogpsd insists on running as _root_ Jul 03 18:34:20 lindi-: are you using debian as a phone? with illume and all that? Jul 03 18:34:24 budfive_: icewm Jul 03 18:34:42 budfive_: illume is not in the "known-to-work software" set yet for me :) Jul 03 18:34:43 lindi-: back to gprs thing. it seems to work fine what you did. when in a call you have an active communication channel open, then data is garbage. not I don't know how gprs works Jul 03 18:35:02 lindi-: ok... are you using it as a phone, though? Jul 03 18:35:17 lindi-: I mean, if you have data flowing through your gprs channel, will you still have serving/neighbour data ok, I don't know Jul 03 18:35:21 lindi-: is the framework "known-to-work" for you? :) Jul 03 18:36:02 budfive_: no but there is nothing existing i could use Jul 03 18:36:26 budfive_: so i'm using the best i can, ogsmd Jul 03 18:37:22 lindi-: that's correct (crashes). mickey is working with vala rewrite at making dbus services independent Jul 03 18:37:26 lindi-: hmmm. that sounds very tempting. would be a nice convergence of my desktop, laptop and phone (if all 3 ran debian) Jul 03 18:37:59 budfive_: and gsmd afaik has problematic design so that's why ogsmd over it Jul 03 18:38:07 lindi-: but I had very stable experience with ogpsd so far Jul 03 18:38:22 onen|openBmap: http://paste.debian.net/40914/ is during call Jul 03 18:38:47 lindi-: ogpsd (and gypsy) was built for the same reason, in place of gpsd... Jul 03 18:38:50 onen|openBmap: but requirement to use root privileges is bad Jul 03 18:39:09 onen|openBmap: since gpsd is established and runs as normal user it wins here Jul 03 18:39:12 lindi-: yep, it confirms what I said, look at cid, they are all 000000000000 Jul 03 18:39:24 lindi-: I see Jul 03 18:39:42 lindi-: this is in a call, not in gprs data flowing, right? Jul 03 18:39:47 onen|openBmap: yes Jul 03 18:40:14 onen|openBmap: should i do heavy gprs transfering? Jul 03 18:40:40 lindi-: do you have flat rate gprs? Jul 03 18:41:11 onen|openBmap: yep Jul 03 18:41:36 lindi-: >:-( lucky you, it would here cost me an arm and a leg Jul 03 18:41:55 2-year contract with 10 EUR/month for 1-5 sim cards, huawei E169 3g stick and flatrate Jul 03 18:41:59 lindi-: I would be interested, indeed, in the experiment Jul 03 18:42:23 lindi-: :-O so you are logging on a laptop? Jul 03 18:42:28 nope Jul 03 18:42:37 the laptop battery won't last a week :) Jul 03 18:42:44 and i have no car charger for laptop Jul 03 18:43:17 onen|openBmap: i just mentioned that usb stick since it's part of the flatrate contract Jul 03 18:43:19 lindi-: what I cannot answer right now is: if data is flowing through gprs, does the signal strength of the serving, the monitor data of the servind and the neighbours, still make sense? Jul 03 18:43:23 lindi-: I see Jul 03 18:43:53 lindi-: signal strength (not coming from monitor interface) was loosing 10-20 dbm (AFAIR) when in a call Jul 03 18:44:37 lindi-: so we chose not to log while in a call at all. neighbours is garbage, signal strength is modified, and maybe soem other things we have not noticed Jul 03 18:44:50 lindi-: I wonder it this would happen in a gprs connection "active" Jul 03 18:45:20 onen|openBmap: while transfering data at full speed there is one cid that is 0000: http://paste.debian.net/40915/ Jul 03 18:46:02 onen|openBmap: maybe this concludes that you can not log while using gprs reliably Jul 03 18:46:36 lindi-: probably not a problem, it happens on a regular basis that neighbour cells list a lac and/or cid of 0000. I ignore these results as they don't make sense, I think Jul 03 18:46:47 onen|openBmap: ah Jul 03 18:47:42 lindi-: you may try to read serving signal strenght. then trigger gprs download. then read it while download. then read it while in a call. There you would see what make it change. Jul 03 18:47:58 DocScrutinizer, nice to hear :D Jul 03 18:48:14 onen|openBmap: ok, i don't have a script for that Jul 03 18:48:37 onen|openBmap: should gsm_network_iface.GetStatus() return it? Jul 03 18:48:49 lindi-: indeed Jul 03 18:49:56 lindi-: that's too bad DocScrutinizer is not around. he would probably had been able to answer without us testing ;-) Jul 03 18:51:07 onen|openBmap: 'strength' does not seem to change Jul 03 18:51:17 95 all the tme Jul 03 18:51:21 lindi-: even when in a call? Jul 03 18:51:33 onen|openBmap: only tested gprs here Jul 03 18:51:46 i'll test call too now Jul 03 18:52:33 onen|openBmap: drops to 86 during call Jul 03 18:52:41 onen|openBmap: now 81 Jul 03 18:52:51 lindi-: ok, the chain I proposed was to be sure, that because you did some gprs traffic earlier, the gprs was not still in some kind of active mode. seing the strength drops would definitely confirm that traffic or not on gprs does not influence serving data Jul 03 18:53:28 onen|openBmap: after hanging up the cal it's 94 Jul 03 18:53:54 lindi-: right. So I would conclude: gprs (traffic or not) does not influence serving strength Jul 03 18:54:03 good Jul 03 18:54:17 lindi-: and thus, I would guess neither the rest of data, monitor interface included Jul 03 18:54:28 hi, i tried some crosscompiling with fpc, if i compile then some small examples they run on the freerunner, then i used that compiler for a bigger project it compiles completly and the ouput when running it is: https://pastebin.ca/1483251 Jul 03 18:54:58 lindi-: well please think about it, and tell me if your conclusion is the same ;-) that I don't miss sth Jul 03 18:56:36 onen|openBmap: i think it is Jul 03 18:56:47 lindi-: could you email me, so that I get your address. I will ask DocScrutinizer for confirmation and email you the result Jul 03 18:57:07 onen|openBmap: timo.lindfors@iki.fi Jul 03 18:57:21 onen|openBmap: you might want to archive this irc conversation and those paste.debian.net pastes Jul 03 18:57:42 (they will expire in a day i think) Jul 03 18:57:46 my questions is what could be wrong on the generated executable? Jul 03 18:58:04 lindi-: good point Jul 03 18:58:52 TheXception: strace -o hwengine.strace -f sh -c './hwengine' Jul 03 18:59:05 TheXception: strace -s1024 -o hwengine.strace -f sh -c './hwengine' Jul 03 18:59:55 TheXception: anyways, i'm off to sleep now. need to wake up early Jul 03 19:01:05 lindi-: thanks for your help. I email you the outcome of DocScrutinizer oracle input ;-) Jul 03 19:02:10 lindi-: https://pastebin.ca/1483273 may i assume that the error comes from the missing stuff at line 3 - 20? Jul 03 19:02:41 hm no forget it Jul 03 19:02:57 must be something different Jul 03 19:04:54 hm he's gone anyone else has an idea? Jul 03 19:09:52 TheXception: sorry Jul 03 19:12:13 DocScrutinizer: ophoned is supposed to be a high-level interface to calls (including voip). Also we discussed that currently (probably not the best solution) bluetooth headsets are part of ophoned iirc. Jul 03 19:48:53 mrmoku, i0ve done the mod but i can't test it, gst-plugins-good fails to compile esd.h is missing at compiletime, i'll fix this Jul 03 19:59:57 haha, remember that one :P Jul 03 20:00:28 m0nt0, you might just add --without-esd to the recipe Jul 03 20:00:37 EXTRA_OECONF = "--without-esd" Jul 03 20:00:59 * mrmoku forgot to add that one Jul 03 20:01:09 mrmoku, just cp /usr/include/esh.h in the rught place Jul 03 20:01:15 *right Jul 03 20:02:40 mrmoku, http://monto.homelinux.org/no_show_sms.patch untested now, tonight i'll test it, i'm at ~5000 packages buit Jul 03 20:20:56 m0nt0, that would be a ver' sweet option Jul 03 21:40:38 mrmoku: one step further - "Scanning now..." appears now - but nothing happens after Jul 03 22:02:32 mirko, any logentries from connman in syslog? Jul 03 22:11:16 just: # connmand -n Jul 03 22:11:16 connmand[1141]: Connection Manager version 0.20 Jul 03 22:11:16 connmand[1141]: Failed to open RFKILL control device **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Jul 04 02:59:57 2009