**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Jul 19 02:59:57 2009 Jul 19 09:13:18 i have some problems to use the dbus in the latest fso-milestone, python gives me: 'module' object has no attribute 'SystemBus' Jul 19 09:13:43 what happened to the SystemBus? Jul 19 09:17:43 good morning Jul 19 09:34:46 'module' object has no attribute 'SystemBus', is this error because of changes in the dbus or just because of missing python-modules? Jul 19 09:39:29 does anyone know a answer? i want to use the dbus Jul 19 09:46:11 FYI: I have committed the patches against evas and edje upstream Jul 19 09:46:15 morning folks Jul 19 09:46:29 i think there seems to be something wrong. if you try to change settings the changes are not persistent (om2009, fso-milestone V5) Jul 19 09:52:04 anybody out there? Jul 19 10:01:35 I am usr Jul 19 10:01:43 but I also am "unable to help you" Jul 19 10:02:04 some changes in SHR-settings are also not persistent _I think_ Jul 19 10:02:58 well, more like: "they get saved, but you have to reopen the corresponding setting-app when you have rebooted for them to be active after reboot" Jul 19 10:04:54 in om2009 they go back to default after some seconds Jul 19 10:06:25 i think it has to do something with the screen-saver. after a few second you just have to tip the display and the settings for brightness are changed back to default Jul 19 10:15:17 hmm, once i've installed shr-git images, is there a best practice to get updates on the phone without the need to slap on a new image each build? Jul 19 10:17:42 http://www.opkg.org/package_252.html (Altishock) is quite funny :) Jul 19 10:34:50 some fso-developer inhere? Jul 19 10:36:06 a little early still Jul 19 10:37:05 so that's why i don't get answers ^^ Jul 19 10:38:00 the python thing? Jul 19 10:38:11 what are you importing? Jul 19 10:45:45 morning Jul 19 10:45:46 ;) Jul 19 10:45:53 mrmoku: i'm building navit without speech-dispatcher and with fixed config Jul 19 10:46:04 good boy Jul 19 10:46:16 and I'm rebuilding testing with correct distro :P Jul 19 10:46:24 if it'll work, i'll send patch Jul 19 10:46:28 mrmoku: openmoko? ;) Jul 19 10:46:35 distro? Jul 19 10:46:54 tmzt: i think it was "openmoko" set as DISTRO ;P Jul 19 10:46:58 but it should be "shr" Jul 19 10:47:02 ah Jul 19 10:47:17 :) Jul 19 10:47:21 SHR: 03mok 07shr-makefile * r5f8588a93527 10/Makefile: Makefile: setup correct DISTRO for shr-testing Jul 19 10:49:29 mrmoku: btw, did you change revisions of ophonekitd and frameworkd? Jul 19 10:50:27 dos1, backwards, yes ;) Jul 19 10:52:15 dos1, btw. current frameworkd gives me syntax errors in ogsmd/device.py Jul 19 10:52:26 dos1, do you have that too? Jul 19 10:52:57 mrmoku: backwards? you chosed old ophonekitd, fix for build error was in next commit ;p Jul 19 10:53:06 and there are important fixes Jul 19 10:53:26 about frameworkd - i'll check Jul 19 10:53:37 mrmoku: could you send me traceback? Jul 19 10:54:21 i'm still searching for a fso/dbus-developer Jul 19 10:54:33 2009.07.18 22:43:03.307 frameworkd.subsystem ERROR could not import device.py: invalid syntax (device.py, line 624) Jul 19 10:57:31 mickeyl, any idea about that one? ^^^ Jul 19 10:57:38 mrmoku: here there is no error with that file... Jul 19 10:57:50 mrmoku: and line 624 looks ok Jul 19 10:57:58 frameworkd - 0.9.5.9+gitr1527+744d1716f51c3f10ab3e22d8e28e69bed997b1ba-r0 - Jul 19 10:58:16 #File "dbus.py", line 2, in # import dbus# File "/media/card/python/dbus.py", line 4, in # bus = dbus.SystemBus()#AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'SystemBus' Jul 19 10:59:29 mediator.PdpGetCurrentGprsClass( self, dbus_ok, dbus_error ) Jul 19 10:59:44 how do i get hooked on the dbus with python? Jul 19 11:00:17 usr: rename your file Jul 19 11:00:42 usr: it can't be dbus.py, cause then when you do "import dbus" it imports itself (or other file in the same directory called dbus :P) Jul 19 11:02:06 which name would you like? "./bla.py", line 2, in import dbus... Jul 19 11:02:33 usr: what happends with bla.py? Jul 19 11:02:49 usr: (of course you don't have now dbus.py in the same directory ;P) Jul 19 11:03:08 'module' object has no attribute 'SystemBus' Jul 19 11:03:30 http://pastebin.com/d1ebc0f62 Jul 19 11:04:27 usr: why don't you listen? Jul 19 11:04:31 usr: rm /media/card/python/dbus.py Jul 19 11:05:55 sry.... Jul 19 11:07:22 mrmoku: hmm, let me check that line Jul 19 11:08:14 mrmoku: looks good here, may have been destroyed somehow on your flash? Jul 19 11:08:24 mrmoku: can you diff it against head? Jul 19 11:08:29 [on your device] Jul 19 11:11:31 so next question, why is the brightness restored back to 100% when i touch the display? Jul 19 11:11:47 mickeyl, I checked odevice.py and it has exact the same line #624 Jul 19 11:11:54 maybe its .opy destroyed? Jul 19 11:11:57 * mrmoku deletes that Jul 19 11:12:24 .pyo Jul 19 11:12:28 usr: are you using fso? Jul 19 11:12:29 ya, could be a miscompile Jul 19 11:12:46 usr: or om2009? Jul 19 11:12:50 hmm... no still the same Jul 19 11:12:52 (i suggest shr :P) Jul 19 11:12:58 yes i'm but i got the same on om2009 even if i was using paroli to do the settings Jul 19 11:13:26 will enable DEBUG and examine the log... Jul 19 11:13:42 usr: om2009 handles backlight incorrectly Jul 19 11:13:54 usr: shr does it right way (xset) Jul 19 11:15:22 dos1: you have seen the code? but i'm not able to change the brightness down to 20% using dbus? do i have to use xset? Jul 19 11:15:26 ok... lunch first Jul 19 11:15:45 usr: no, changing backlight level should be done via dbus Jul 19 11:15:56 usr: but blanking on idle shouldn't be handled by that dbus method ;P Jul 19 11:16:36 mickeyl, lots of no plugin: factory function not found in module ... Jul 19 11:16:37 normal? Jul 19 11:16:56 yes, fso 1 still scans every file and looks for a factory method Jul 19 11:17:24 (one of the reason why startup is so slow btw.) Jul 19 11:17:26 ok Jul 19 11:17:35 will take a close look after lunc Jul 19 11:17:36 bbiab Jul 19 11:17:39 okies Jul 19 11:17:48 btw. Jul 19 11:17:54 if you want to get additional startup speed Jul 19 11:17:59 you can use 'configure' as scan method Jul 19 11:18:07 and list every plugin you want to load Jul 19 11:18:13 this will get you a couple of seconds Jul 19 11:18:28 mickeyl: hmm Jul 19 11:18:33 at the expense of needing to change config whenever you add a new plugin Jul 19 11:18:34 how to list that plugins? Jul 19 11:18:45 adding a config section for it is enough Jul 19 11:19:13 [odeviced.kernel26] should load the kernel26 Jul 19 11:19:16 etc. Jul 19 11:19:28 hmm, do i have to use a loop to get my brightness permanent on 20%? Jul 19 11:19:37 usr: just use shr :D Jul 19 11:19:56 mickeyl: how can i easly get list of modules? Jul 19 11:20:18 which app would i use on shr to set up wireless with wpa? Jul 19 11:20:59 usr: mokonnect Jul 19 11:21:06 try Jul 19 11:21:12 find . -name "*.py"|xargs grep "factory( prefix, controller )" Jul 19 11:23:07 i better hope it will work by default... Jul 19 11:23:07 mickeyl: if that's __init__.py file with factory method, then i don't have to add anything? Jul 19 11:23:18 i hate to waste time on essentials Jul 19 11:23:23 ^^ Jul 19 11:23:58 mickeyl: and what about framework/objectquery.py? others look ok ;) Jul 19 11:24:02 usr: i love to :P Jul 19 11:24:32 ok, time to eat something Jul 19 11:24:40 which rootfs do you recommend? Jul 19 11:24:40 hmm, (__init__.py) good question Jul 19 11:24:49 i might have to patch that Jul 19 11:24:59 mickeyl: that's in opimd Jul 19 11:40:25 2009.07.19 13:14:06.620 opimd WARNING SIM-Contacts-FSO: Could not request SIM phonebook from ogsmd : org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name org.freesmartphone.ogsmd was not provided by any .service files Jul 19 11:50:49 mickeyl, ok, found it Jul 19 11:50:59 line 624 was not equal to source in my git repo Jul 19 11:51:04 one char different Jul 19 11:51:08 no idea why though Jul 19 11:55:44 is there a way for x-forwarding in shr? Jul 19 11:56:20 usr, people do that yeah Jul 19 11:56:28 don't know if you have to switch to openssh for that though Jul 19 11:56:32 never tried it myself Jul 19 11:57:49 i'll see, still flashing Jul 19 12:07:51 mrmoku: that warning should be ok, is after that "installing signal handlers"? Jul 19 12:10:34 mrmoku: testing navit package now Jul 19 12:11:29 guess my SD needs fscking... doing that now Jul 19 12:11:53 hmm, no errors Jul 19 12:12:47 "I managed to boot OpenMoko on the HTC-Dream (Android-Handy)." Jul 19 12:12:52 on community ml Jul 19 12:12:56 wow Jul 19 12:13:18 and devel Jul 19 12:18:34 tracfeed: Ticket #556 (Remove speech-dispatcher from navit dependences) updated  || Ticket #556 (Remove speech-dispatcher from navit dependences) created Jul 19 12:25:25 PaulFertser: ping Jul 19 12:27:56 mrmoku: patches sent Jul 19 12:28:41 dos1: which bootloader are you using on the dream? Jul 19 12:28:55 mirko: i don't have htc dream ;P Jul 19 12:28:58 mirko: it was quote Jul 19 12:29:29 ah, sry Jul 19 12:29:41 mrmoku: i'll also tweak default config to be more usable on FR Jul 19 12:30:00 i got directed in here by somebody in #openmoko; [14:26] my phone keeps 'freezing' when going into suspend Jul 19 12:30:04 but that's later ;) Jul 19 12:30:07 i am using SHR Jul 19 12:30:17 ildip: freezing? Jul 19 12:30:28 dos1: it fails to suspend Jul 19 12:30:33 and gets 'stuck' Jul 19 12:30:44 ildip: but how does it look? Jul 19 12:30:46 i cannot do anything (that i know of) to get it out of the mode Jul 19 12:30:56 normally my FR only heats up, never seen it freeze anything :) Jul 19 12:30:57 the display it lit up, screen is garbage Jul 19 12:31:39 can i log suspend?, not sure how it works on the phone Jul 19 12:32:14 strange, here everything works ok Jul 19 12:32:19 ildip: do you have debug board? Jul 19 12:32:51 my friend borrowed mine and he is not around for a couple of weeks Jul 19 12:32:53 tracfeed: Ticket #556 (Remove speech-dispatcher from navit dependences) closed Jul 19 12:32:59 i almost never use it Jul 19 12:33:10 ildip: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/OpenmokoFramework/Status_Update_7#Best_way_to_hand_us_debug_logs Jul 19 12:33:24 thanks Jul 19 12:33:42 np Jul 19 12:33:55 how does suspend work? how does it get triggered? is it frameworkd that triggers it? Jul 19 12:33:56 Zorkman: i don't think log frmo frameworkd can help... Jul 19 12:34:13 can i manually run it? Jul 19 12:34:15 ah, sorry, thought it could be useful Jul 19 12:34:17 ildip: ophonekitd triggers it from ousaged (frameworkd) Jul 19 12:34:31 ildip: yes you can manually do it: hit power button and chose suspend Jul 19 12:35:55 g2g now, hope you get it fixed ildip Jul 19 12:36:17 hmm now it suspends Jul 19 12:36:48 ok thanks guys :) Jul 19 12:39:15 mickeyl: which frameworkd revision will be in ms5.5 release? Jul 19 12:46:06 hi, in how far it is possible to use 3d graphic chip/which package is recommended for opengl on the freerunner? Jul 19 12:46:21 TheXception: hihihi :P Jul 19 12:46:38 TheXception: you should use the xf86-video-glamo driver Jul 19 12:47:01 it's the best for now Jul 19 12:47:13 TheXception: http://git.openmoko.org/?p=xf86-video-glamo.git;a=summary Jul 19 12:47:16 i managed to get a opengl game running but it runs at awesome 1fps Jul 19 12:48:21 dos1: opimd ERROR SIM-Messages-FSO: Could not install signal handlers! Jul 19 12:49:44 mirko: thx Jul 19 12:51:03 dos1, --disable-speech-speech-dispatcher is actually correct? Jul 19 12:51:17 Q-Master: that also can be normal, could you send me whole log? Jul 19 12:51:30 mrmoku: that's --disable-MODULE-SUBMODULE Jul 19 12:51:39 dos1: the one I tagged some days ago Jul 19 12:51:40 mrmoku: other option can be --disable-speech-file Jul 19 12:51:41 ;) Jul 19 12:51:44 ok :) Jul 19 12:51:48 mickeyl: ok Jul 19 12:51:58 mrmoku: that option is from navit wiki ;) Jul 19 12:52:37 dos1, just looked strange to me ;P Jul 19 12:52:52 dos1: the problem is that i have no incoming smses at all Jul 19 12:53:19 dos1: yes. I can. how? Jul 19 12:53:24 Q-Master: pastebin Jul 19 12:56:27 dos1: http://pastebin.com/m77ef6513 Jul 19 12:59:48 Q-Master: weird Jul 19 13:00:04 Q-Master: opkg list_installed | grep frameworkd Jul 19 13:00:15 Q-Master: which revision of frameworkd do you have installed? Jul 19 13:00:52 dos1: 0.8.5.3+gitr1509+6133a62b3a5d4788a948f9389ca8b6d422109bbe-r0 Jul 19 13:04:45 Q-Master: oh, i know... i thought that i had fixed that! Jul 19 13:04:53 :x Jul 19 13:04:59 dos1: ? Jul 19 13:07:52 dos1: BTW, in your opimd utils all the incoming smses are doubled, and 1 copy can't be deleted. Jul 19 13:18:50 Q-Master: it doesn't happen to me Jul 19 13:19:06 well, opimd-utils still isn't even supposed to work Jul 19 13:19:16 that's set of utils for opimd developers :P Jul 19 13:21:10 dos1: when Neo was in suspend mode and sms had come neo just locked and that's all Jul 19 13:22:27 well, i don't worry about opimd-utils now, so reporting bugs doesn't make sense Jul 19 13:22:32 unless that's opimd bug of course Jul 19 13:22:53 that's only tool to make opimd developing and testing easier Jul 19 13:24:41 freesmartphone.org: 03seba.dos1 07framework * r04831e43be16 10/framework/subsystems/opimd/pimb_sim_messages_fso.py: opimd: SIM-Messages-FSO: fix possible error when installing signal handlers Jul 19 13:25:14 dos1: BTW, opimd starts very long time. Do you cache all contacts from sqlite? Jul 19 13:25:35 Q-Master: yes, but i want to change it (that's not my code ATM) Jul 19 13:26:07 Q-Master: you can speed up starting by disabling merging Jul 19 13:26:18 dos1: ? Jul 19 13:26:31 dos1: sqlite search is better anyway. 8) Jul 19 13:26:49 messages_merging_enabled = 0 and contacts_merging_enabled = 0 Jul 19 13:26:55 in frameworkd.conf Jul 19 13:27:30 what section? Jul 19 13:27:42 guess ;P Jul 19 13:27:59 dos1: already. sorry, too dumb today. 8) Jul 19 13:28:10 Q-Master: [opimd] :P Jul 19 13:28:33 dos1: BTW, what does this merging do? Jul 19 13:29:04 and have you done multiple phones, emails, etc.. in opimd? Jul 19 13:29:21 Q-Master: you have two backends, SIM and SQLite Jul 19 13:29:27 on SIM you can only have name and phone Jul 19 13:29:37 on sqlite you can have others Jul 19 13:29:44 so you have contact on SIM Jul 19 13:29:57 {'Name': 'Jon', 'Phone': 666} Jul 19 13:30:00 and on sqlite Jul 19 13:30:17 {'Name': 'Jon', 'E-mail': jon@openmoko.com} Jul 19 13:30:24 opimd can merge it into Jul 19 13:30:34 {'Name': 'Jon', 'E-mail': jon@openmoko.com, 'Phone': 666} Jul 19 13:30:52 dos1: I suggest you to refuse from sim backend. Just make a tool, or a button in shr-settings to import contacts from sim to sqlite and to export from phone to sim. Like other phones do. Jul 19 13:31:09 Q-Master: like other phones? Jul 19 13:31:26 dos1: e.x. all my sonyericcson do. Jul 19 13:31:40 dos1: since old z800 Jul 19 13:31:40 my nokia 6230i have contacts from sim and phone displayed together Jul 19 13:31:46 no... i don't like it Jul 19 13:31:48 :P Jul 19 13:32:00 dos1: sim contacts suxx anyway Jul 19 13:32:17 apart from being on SIM :P Jul 19 13:32:29 (which means you don't loose them when reflashing) Jul 19 13:32:31 so? Jul 19 13:32:39 and when changing phone Jul 19 13:32:43 yup Jul 19 13:32:45 i like having my contacts on SIM Jul 19 13:32:45 ;P Jul 19 13:33:08 I don't loose all my contacts in all my phones. especially when I have emails, addresses, contact info there Jul 19 13:33:16 Q-Master: i agree about import/export Jul 19 13:33:18 SIM doesn't have all this Jul 19 13:33:31 Q-Master: but i want SIM backend ;P Jul 19 13:33:42 and I want finally be able to build working images :( Jul 19 13:33:45 Q-Master: well, you can just disable it Jul 19 13:34:01 there is even gui for that in shr-settings Jul 19 13:34:08 dos1: I was a bit wrong. sim backend must stay, but be not the main in opim Jul 19 13:34:20 Q-Master: it isn't main Jul 19 13:34:34 dos1: good. Jul 19 13:34:38 Q-Master: main is SQLite-Contacts in SHR and CSV-Contacts in FSO Jul 19 13:34:55 btw, how does the sim-apps work? Jul 19 13:35:19 ? Jul 19 13:36:04 dos1: so when will it be possible to make {'Name':'John', 'phone': ['111', '222', '333']}? Jul 19 13:36:30 Q-Master: i think soon Jul 19 13:36:35 * dos1 looks at his TODO Jul 19 13:36:38 I have a beeline sim application, which works on my sonyericcson, and doesn't seem to be in SHR Jul 19 13:37:21 dos1: what about various phone types? like 'cell', 'home', 'work'? Jul 19 13:37:58 Q-Master: why not just {'Name':'John', 'Cell phone': 111, 'Home phone': 222}? Jul 19 13:38:09 or something like that? Jul 19 13:38:23 dos1: It will be good if any app can show it Jul 19 13:38:39 Q-Master: why not? Jul 19 13:38:53 Q-Master: any app will be able to show it ;P Jul 19 13:39:33 just check for fields ending with 'phone', display them and that's all Jul 19 13:40:15 dos1: none at the moment. Jul 19 13:40:30 dos1: great if they will Jul 19 13:40:31 Q-Master: i don't get you Jul 19 13:41:49 dos1: for now, seems that shr-contacts are unable to show such a contacts, and if I pass not only 'Name' but also a 'Surname' field it was not shown. 8( Jul 19 13:41:51 hmm... are om2009 and paroli still maintained? Jul 19 13:42:15 dos1: but it was rather long ago. Jul 19 13:42:37 dos1: anyway phones ['111', '222', '333' Jul 19 13:42:39 ] Jul 19 13:42:44 is a must Jul 19 13:42:46 Q-Master: efl2 checks only Name and Phone Jul 19 13:43:10 Q-Master: cause that's only change from ogsmd to opimd interface Jul 19 13:43:14 Q-Master: nothing changed in gui Jul 19 13:43:31 mrmoku: when? 8) Jul 19 13:43:39 there are just no good opimd-aware apps Jul 19 13:43:47 developers are lazy Jul 19 13:43:48 dos1: yep. that suxx Jul 19 13:43:49 :P Jul 19 13:43:57 Q-Master: so write one Jul 19 13:43:59 :P Jul 19 13:44:54 hehe. I should, but I need docs on gui developmend under neo. Jul 19 13:45:20 Q-Master: docs? why for? read sources :P Jul 19 13:45:31 Q-Master: i didn't know python until i got my freerunner Jul 19 13:45:44 * Q-Master need to go to shower Jul 19 13:45:44 Q-Master: but now i'm writting opimd in python :P Jul 19 13:46:07 dos1: e17's edj files are mystery for me Jul 19 13:46:28 dos1: and i need some docs on dbus. 8( Jul 19 13:46:36 Q-Master: as for me, you don't need to use that :P Jul 19 13:46:55 Q-Master: and dbus is everywhere, just read sources :D Jul 19 13:47:04 Q-Master: and opimd is documented in specs ;) Jul 19 13:47:16 everything needed is available Jul 19 13:47:29 everyone can do that, if they want and have time ;P Jul 19 13:48:18 To run openmoko, on qemu, is it necessary to compile qemu from source ? I do have qemu on my system, wouldn't it suffice ? Jul 19 13:50:09 to rephrase, can I not download a prebuilt binary from openmoko repository for ubuntu ? Jul 19 13:51:22 fabian81: you can only emulate gta01 and you can't run gta02 images in qemu Jul 19 13:51:42 fabian81: and to emulate gta01, yes, you have to compile it from source Jul 19 13:53:30 Q-Master, having serious other problems first Jul 19 13:53:34 bbl Jul 19 13:55:13 dos1: Thnkz..To build qemu with gcc 4.xx there exists a patch https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=160627.. Does this patch work with qemu source at https://svn.openmoko.org/trunk/src/host/qemu-neo1973 ? Jul 19 13:55:25 fabian81: dunno Jul 19 13:55:44 fabian81: but why do you need qemu-neo1973? it is barely usable Jul 19 13:55:57 fabian81: i was using it before gta02 release Jul 19 13:56:01 fabian81: now it's really outdated Jul 19 13:57:09 dos1: My plan is to set up a complete qemu development environment with emulator, develop an app and then deploy it on phone..(not bought it yet , will do once i am familiar and appealed enough ) Jul 19 13:57:46 dos1: appreciate if you can provide pointers.. Jul 19 13:59:16 fabian81: qemu-neo1973 is damn old Jul 19 13:59:30 fabian81: what kind of app do you want to develop? Jul 19 13:59:47 (btw. it's really uncomfortable to develop with qemu-neo1973) Jul 19 14:01:29 dos1: Some simple audio processing application..I understand from DocScrutinizer the other day that audio emulation is not possible on emulator ..does it mean I shouldn't be breaking my head with emulator and rather get it on phone ,. Jul 19 14:30:34 fabian81: yep, audio doesn't work on emulator Jul 19 14:33:22 PaulFertser: hi. how to bootstrap the DE for neo? I might try now. Jul 19 14:35:12 btw, we have an outdated and not working navit in repo and outdated pidgin which can't connect to icq. 8( Jul 19 14:36:32 and no Perl::XML, so building of some progs is impossible. Jul 19 14:41:38 hi again, i was the person with the suspend issue from before, i have tried to troubleshoot the issue but it seems to only happend when my openmoko is not plugged into the laptop. and when i check the logs at reboot they are empty Jul 19 14:41:56 could my suspend issue be related to the fact that i have my openmoko in landscape mode? Jul 19 14:42:07 (i am using SHR) Jul 19 14:42:21 i meant i have my freerunner in landscape mode :P Jul 19 14:44:01 ildip: what suspend issue? Jul 19 14:44:26 my phone goes into suspend but does not shutoff Jul 19 14:44:32 the screen is still lit up Jul 19 14:44:55 but i cannot see anything its black and weird garbage graphics Jul 19 14:45:16 and i cannot do anything to it Jul 19 14:45:22 no buttons do anything Jul 19 14:48:09 larsc: not sure what else to tell you, i am unable to produce any proper debuging information since i lack a debuging board, and since the logs get cleared every reboot (i have not looked into how to make the logs not clear yet) Jul 19 14:48:47 oddly its been suspending well now a few times, perhaps its the screen orientation Jul 19 14:50:08 now when i think about it, the rotate script makes the graphics weird at times Jul 19 14:50:25 but this is just baseless speculation Jul 19 14:50:38 mirko: pong Jul 19 14:50:58 Q-Master: bootstrap what? Jul 19 14:51:19 PaulFertser: development environment Jul 19 14:51:58 Q-Master: ah, you're supposed to download SHRMakefile, then "make setup" etc... Troubleshooting failing steps Jul 19 14:52:14 PaulFertser: url? Jul 19 14:52:35 Q-Master: http://shr-project.org/trac/wiki/Building%20SHR Jul 19 14:54:08 ildip: weird in what way? Jul 19 14:54:52 mrmoku|away, !! :) Jul 19 14:56:20 PaulFertser: thnx. fetching. 8) Jul 19 14:57:36 hmm, is it possible to speed up the time to get a first gps fix? Jul 19 14:58:52 Meomer: yes, clear sky or agps. Jul 19 14:59:04 Meomer: unfortunately, FSO doesn't include agps support yet. Jul 19 15:09:55 PaulFertser: I thought it did now Jul 19 15:09:57 ogpsd Jul 19 15:09:57 * Reintroduced Ephemeris and Almanac uploading. Jul 19 15:10:04 on http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/OpenmokoFramework/Status_Update_7 Jul 19 15:11:01 Zorkman: it's not agps. Just ublox we use lacks EEPROM so we save and then restore almanac and ephemeris. Jul 19 15:11:31 Zorkman: almanac is not very usefull (probably not usefull at all) on our chip and ephemeris are valid only for 2 (probably sometimes up to 4) hours. Jul 19 15:13:57 thanks for explaining Jul 19 15:15:07 but TIFF of around 10 minutes or more is normal still? Jul 19 15:16:15 Meomer: no Jul 19 15:16:33 Meomer: with clear sky and undamaged antenna and connector it should take less than one minute. Jul 19 15:23:30 Meomer: I agree with PaulFertser Jul 19 15:24:14 maybe you were testing in an urban jungle? (lots of high buildings next to you, obstruction the sats) Jul 19 15:34:13 heyho Jul 19 15:36:57 llo Jul 19 15:39:31 oh, i sense a problem there Jul 19 15:39:37 in the absence of an antenna Jul 19 15:39:47 * Meomer crawls under a rock Jul 19 15:40:48 in all fairnes though, once i got a first fix last week, after like 15 minutes, the track recorded was quite accurrate :) Jul 19 15:41:48 yep once you have a fix the neo has a really good gps chip Jul 19 15:42:46 but what i gather from the hardware page on the om wiki, the 40sec TTFF is with external antenna Jul 19 15:45:24 ptitjes: ping Jul 19 15:45:36 pong Jul 19 15:46:43 Meomer: best time to ttff without having some previous data was ~45s here Jul 19 15:47:05 with data available 10s was the best Jul 19 15:47:09 ptitjes: you noticed my mail on shr-devel about my application framework ideas? Jul 19 15:57:06 i was wondering, is there a wa for me not to clone the whole git repository of something, what if i want just the head.... and keep replacing it with the head... Jul 19 15:57:34 whats the disadvantages of doing that? Jul 19 15:57:36 and how? Jul 19 15:59:50 shallow Jul 19 15:59:59 google for shallow git clone Jul 19 16:00:02 or something like that. :) Jul 19 16:00:20 as for cons Jul 19 16:00:30 you'll have to be connected in order to work with older revs Jul 19 16:00:42 git allows you to have a "home repo" that's why it clones everything... Jul 19 16:06:29 morphis: yep! I did not have time to reply Jul 19 16:06:36 morphis: I'll do asap Jul 19 16:07:19 oh, my fr has travelled 50m already by just lying on the windowsill, i must check with the continuum ;-) Jul 19 16:07:30 ptitjes: there is no rush :) just take your time Jul 19 16:07:50 :) Jul 19 16:08:21 Meomer: well that's the proof that the earth rotates around you ;p Jul 19 16:09:23 but at least i have confirmation that it works Jul 19 16:12:16 Meomer: no, internal antenna works ok too. Jul 19 16:21:50 DocScrutinizer: ping Jun 17 23:59:32 during call open amixer, adjust "mono Jul 19 16:21:50 pl.b. vol", then do a `alsactl store .../gsmhandset.state` Jul 19 16:22:10 tells me alsactl: save_state:1265: Cannot find soundcard '.../gsmhandset.state'... Jul 19 16:22:18 do i have to adjust the path? Jul 19 16:24:44 or PaulFertser: do you have time? Jul 19 16:25:30 bumbl: alsactl store -f .../gsmhandset.state Jul 19 16:26:44 ah ok thank you Jul 19 16:27:03 Ainulindale, mrmoku|away here? Jul 19 16:32:23 PaulFertser: sorry to bug you once again but ti_calypso_dsp_mode = long-aec is the recommended value (as you posted on the community mailing list)? (from the dumbest asumable user's point of view aec+nr seems interesting) Jul 19 16:32:31 ? Jul 19 16:39:13 byebye Jul 19 16:50:42 hows the build going guys? Jul 19 16:52:35 F4t, ask mrmoku Jul 19 16:55:35 right Jul 19 16:55:45 * Weiss runs out of patience with SDL audio not working Jul 19 16:56:27 ~seen raster Jul 19 16:56:27 raster was last seen on IRC in channel #openmoko-cdevel, 4d 12h 46m 44s ago, saying: 'DocScrutinizer: what DO you want to do today?'. Jul 19 16:56:31 Weiss, huh? Jul 19 16:57:26 TAsn: e.g. trying to use sound via SDL on almost all distros results in "no available audio device" Jul 19 16:57:49 ..due to something in the depths of SDL's OE configuration making it prefer OSS over ALSA Jul 19 16:58:14 i have a plan to avoid this by making OpenMooCow use ALSA directly Jul 19 16:59:52 DocScrutinizer: even with playing #5 mixer i either get too low sound or i have too much background in - reducing #48 does not improve the situation either Jul 19 17:01:55 i c :) Jul 19 17:20:26 fscking polish telecom! Jul 19 17:20:57 bumbl: so it's clearly *not* an issue of mic-gain (-sensitivity) settings. There's exactly 3 vectors to attack this wich I can see: 1) tweak AT%Nxxxx settings; 2) check mechanic-acoustic aspects of mic (way you hold phone; missing rubber-ring of mic; "hole" collected debris); 3) background actually *is* too loud and you need to improve S/N ratio of the situation, e.g by speaking louder Jul 19 17:21:58 Weiss: you tried to use aoss wrapper with this SDL (whatever that is)? Jul 19 17:22:25 good i have my girlfriends umts modem (she's in britain now), and frameworkd supports it ;) Jul 19 17:22:54 freesmartphone.org: 03seba.dos1 07framework * r309aae9ff71f 10/framework/subsystems/opimd/pimb_csv_contacts.py: opimd: CSV-Contacts: support multiple fields with the same name Jul 19 17:22:55 freesmartphone.org: 03seba.dos1 07framework * r68130075b46b 10/framework/subsystems/opimd/ (14 files): opimd: little cleanup, copyrights, pypimd -> opimd Jul 19 17:22:56 freesmartphone.org: 03seba.dos1 07framework * re4b97911c96d 10/framework/subsystems/ogsmd/modems/abstract/modem.py: ogsmd: abstract modem: fix traceback on error Jul 19 17:22:57 freesmartphone.org: 03seba.dos1 07framework * r017926ff44f6 10/framework/subsystems/opimd/ (6 files): opimd: SQLite-*: support multiple fields with the same name Jul 19 17:23:56 heh... transfer limit reached = speed ~4 kB/s Jul 19 17:23:57 dos1: duh :-o -- "SQLite-*: support multiple fields with the same name" ??? Jul 19 17:24:09 DocScrutinizer: multiple values Jul 19 17:24:15 you can have few phones Jul 19 17:24:18 ;) Jul 19 17:24:29 maybe commit message is a bit unclear ;x Jul 19 17:27:23 dos1: I always thought we *need* unique name for each field. Such as "phone@home", "phone@home-2", "phone@home-3" Jul 19 17:28:13 dos1: alternatively make that an indexed array of strings Jul 19 17:28:45 DocScrutinizer: in fact it is returned as array of strings ;) Jul 19 17:29:12 :-) Jul 19 17:29:47 hi everyone! Jul 19 17:29:54 onen|openBmap: hi! Jul 19 17:30:05 guess that's ok then, as long as array indices aren't changing (except when editing [deleting one entry]) Jul 19 17:30:07 onen|openBmap: does openBmap support UMTS cells logging? Jul 19 17:30:32 onen|openBmap: i have one connected to my PC now, as my ADSL is fscked up :P Jul 19 17:31:10 (one - umts modem, supported by frameworkd) Jul 19 17:31:15 dos1: not sure what you mean. you have a 3g phone connected to your pc, to get internet access? Jul 19 17:31:16 bbl, eating Jul 19 17:31:26 dos1: ok ttyl :-) Jul 19 17:32:24 onen|openBmap: that's exactly what dos1|away was talking about, I think Jul 19 17:32:58 DocScrutinizer: hi doc, how are things going? Jul 19 17:33:49 onen|openBmap: way too much chaos last few days... but still ok Jul 19 17:33:59 dos1|away, Hey. Jul 19 17:34:04 figured out my crap? :( Jul 19 17:34:24 DocScrutinizer: ok thank you - i will check if they screwed something after the buzzfix Jul 19 17:35:32 bumbl: reduce #5 until mic is really too low Jul 19 17:36:58 i tried that, that was ~60 Jul 19 17:36:58 then go up 2..3 steps and test for a few calls. If it's too low volume, and *still* too much background, then you for sure know it's not to be cured by #5 / #48 setting Jul 19 17:37:34 then nothing got through except for when i really shouted Jul 19 17:38:39 bumbl: then (for testing) switch off noisegate and AEC completely via AT%Nxxx, and see if and particularly *what* changed, by *only* doing this and keeping volume settings unchanged Jul 19 17:38:40 with acceptable volume on the other side (#5 at 68-70 background (tv set is about 1/2 as loud as i am) Jul 19 17:39:14 DocScrutinizer: which AT%Nxxx is set by default? how can i query what i use Jul 19 17:39:39 bumbl: U need to check framework settings Jul 19 17:40:00 in /etc/frameword.conf ti_calypso_dsp_mode is unset Jul 19 17:40:00 dos1|away, let me know when you are here Jul 19 17:40:04 it's important! Jul 19 17:40:19 IIRC there's a config file for those (at least I stated it's absolutely mandatory to have config for AT%N) Jul 19 17:42:01 DocScrutinizer: i just set it manually to ti_calypso_dsp_mode = long-aec for testing purposes Jul 19 17:42:01 bumbl: if you found the correct place where to config it with current SHR and framework, please report ;-) Jul 19 17:42:33 DocScrutinizer: i use om2009 unstable but that should not matter Jul 19 17:42:41 aaah, yes they use silly symbolic names instead of plain crisp hex values Jul 19 17:42:53 DocScrutinizer, Jul 19 17:43:01 I changed the way we handle state files Jul 19 17:43:05 and I need your opinion Jul 19 17:43:25 (as I need you to support my bash against the other dudes...) Jul 19 17:43:26 anyhow Jul 19 17:43:36 framework now only does one thing Jul 19 17:43:45 send PM-query Jul 19 17:43:50 framework now only Jul 19 17:43:50 have to run Jul 19 17:43:54 shit :) Jul 19 17:43:59 nvm, I'll wait when you are here. Jul 19 17:44:21 send PM, so I'll find as soon as I come back Jul 19 17:44:49 okie Jul 19 17:45:54 how to i parse the values to set a led blinking? org.freesmartphone.Device.LED.SetBlinking( i:delay_on, i:delay_off ) Jul 19 17:47:41 like: ...SetBlinking "1, 5"? does not work Jul 19 17:48:35 i don't know py or whatever it is you're using, but shouldn't "" be for strings? Jul 19 17:50:12 this is milliseconds Jul 19 17:50:15 try 500 500 Jul 19 17:50:18 there is spacing and a , Jul 19 17:50:19 ok Jul 19 17:50:43 nice Jul 19 17:53:54 mickey|dinner: ping Jul 19 17:54:09 quickly Jul 19 17:54:10 pong Jul 19 17:54:19 (food is getting cold...) Jul 19 17:54:54 mickey|dinnger: then you must use the microwave oven Jul 19 17:54:55 ;D Jul 19 17:55:16 i have an old sony mobile-phone it has an integrated answering-machine, that's a nice thing. Jul 19 17:55:22 is there a default setting for ti_calypso_dsp_mode Jul 19 17:55:31 yes Jul 19 17:56:02 shoragan: hi Jul 19 17:56:04 what is the default value? Jul 19 17:56:09 channel.py: dspMode = config.getValue( "ogsmd", "ti_calypso_dsp_mode", "aec+nr" ) Jul 19 17:56:30 ah ok Jul 19 17:56:50 note that personally i find this setting a bit too harsh, but most people seem to like it Jul 19 17:56:53 bbl Jul 19 17:57:36 mickey|dinner: so could it be that ti_calypso_dsp_mode = long-aec is the better setting? Jul 19 17:59:17 hex values would be a way better convention to pass parameters for this setting Jul 19 18:00:42 maybe even a list (or array of undefined length) of values for xxxx in a sequence of consecutively sent AT%Nxxxx commands Jul 19 18:01:50 root@om-gta02:~# reboot Jul 19 18:01:50 Segmentation fault Jul 19 18:01:56 nice, isn't it Jul 19 18:02:23 as I don't think any of us wrapped his head around that to the point we can tell for sure which are valid values and which are not Jul 19 18:03:09 bumbl: had he same funny thing a few days ago. EACH comand segfaulted ;-D Jul 19 18:03:26 bbl Jul 19 18:03:59 DocScrutinizer: well yes the neo more or less as a whole segfaulted Jul 19 18:10:07 DocScrutinizer, I pmed you :) Jul 19 18:18:36 TAsn: i'm here Jul 19 18:19:21 hm... I had two questions for you Jul 19 18:19:32 one was about elm Jul 19 18:19:35 did you solve my issue? Jul 19 18:19:56 :( Jul 19 18:19:56 second is in pm Jul 19 18:20:50 is SHR-unstable still using OpenMooCow from Git HEAD? Jul 19 18:20:59 (what about SHR-testing?) Jul 19 18:21:31 both are important Jul 19 18:21:31 :) Jul 19 18:21:31 answer both please Jul 19 18:21:37 TAsn: no, i wasn't playing with your elementary widget yet Jul 19 18:25:56 hmm, do i need multilib and other 32bit libs to build shr on x86_64? Jul 19 18:39:18 onen|openBmap: so - does openBmap log UMTS cells? ;) Jul 19 18:42:07 looks like my ADSL works again Jul 19 18:42:08 dos1: it should. we rely 100% on FSO, so the cell type should not make any difference, but the type in the XML log created, which should be sth different than 'GSM' Jul 19 18:42:32 onen|openBmap: mdbus says it's UMTS ;) Jul 19 18:43:05 dos1: yeah... UMTS cells! good, because with FR we only get GSM cells ;-) Jul 19 18:43:55 onen|openBmap: i'll try to connect this modem to FR ;) Jul 19 18:44:21 i hope 500mA will be enough to just log cells ;x Jul 19 18:44:29 dos1: :-D Jul 19 18:45:08 dos1: I saw you did a lot of work again, since the dbus bugs has been contained. :-) thanks for all ;-) Jul 19 18:45:38 onen|openBmap: you mean logging? Jul 19 18:45:57 dos1: no no, I mean SHR Jul 19 18:46:02 ;) Jul 19 18:46:03 dos1: wifi gui + pim Jul 19 18:47:09 well, i'm using it as my daily phone, so i'm working at things which i miss ;) Jul 19 18:47:49 ok, changing connection to my wifi Jul 19 18:47:52 bbl Jul 19 18:49:52 :) Jul 19 18:50:29 i just read that my provider has problems in whole Poland ;x Jul 19 18:51:19 but that problem was good for me - when you're bored because of lack of internet connection, then you're developing faster :D Jul 19 18:51:31 and now i have 3G modem supported by FSO :D Jul 19 19:04:15 who uses fso-abyss? Jul 19 19:04:56 BluesLee: SHR :P Jul 19 19:05:00 onen|openBmap: it works! Jul 19 19:05:08 onen|openBmap: i have that modem connected to FR Jul 19 19:05:16 onen|openBmap: now openBmap waits for fix ;D Jul 19 19:05:22 dos1: of course, FSO is a nice piece of work ;-) Jul 19 19:05:34 dos1: ah ok :-) :-D Jul 19 19:05:44 onen|openBmap: i had to change one line in FSO code ;) Jul 19 19:05:54 it has hardcoded path to serial device Jul 19 19:06:07 /dev/ttyUSB2, but here it is /dev/ttyUSB1 Jul 19 19:06:17 dos1: you know this better than I do. Do you think it would be difficult to use one FR with a 3g key to log two modems at once? Jul 19 19:06:35 onen|openBmap: i don't think it's possible :( Jul 19 19:06:46 onen|openBmap: i thought about the same Jul 19 19:07:20 so Orange and Plus 3G cells in Poznań will be logged :D Jul 19 19:07:24 dos1: I would love to be able to do so. But I think it will be very low on priority list from fso people :-( Jul 19 19:08:04 dos1: neat :-) I hope to bring a location service to people soon Jul 19 19:08:25 dos1: so that it does not only stay a "logging cells" activity, but turns to sth concrete Jul 19 19:08:40 ~seen shoragan Jul 19 19:08:40 shoragan is currently on #openmoko-cdevel (2d 18h 56m 9s), last said: 'rtp: for gta01 or 02?'. Jul 19 19:09:35 dos1: preparing next release right, new gui Jul 19 19:09:46 s/right/right now/ Jul 19 19:09:46 onen|openBmap meant: dos1: preparing next release right now, new gui Jul 19 19:12:16 onen|openBmap: when thinking about it... it should be possible to start two instances of ogsmd, but i don't know how dbus handles two apps claiming the same well-known name of interface Jul 19 19:12:46 dos1: yep, that will probably bring only mess, don't you think? Jul 19 19:12:59 onen|openBmap: yep... but mess on my phone is nothing new :D Jul 19 19:13:23 dos1: it would be very nice to have clean interface to handle two modems. but let's face it, fso people have much better to do I fear Jul 19 19:13:30 dos1: ;-) Jul 19 19:13:59 i'll copy ogsmd, rename it and hack openBmap logger to use also org.freesmartphone.ogsmd-hacked interface when it's available :D Jul 19 19:14:50 got fix, logging started :> Jul 19 19:15:35 dos1: i think we need a photo of you hacking on FR in a dentist's chair. You'll become an icon of FR development ;) Jul 19 19:18:35 :D Jul 19 19:20:43 so my next trip will log also 3G cells :D Jul 19 19:21:37 onen|openBmap: (use two modems for different bands concurrently). No problem, ust don't rely n FSO supporting it (any time soon). You should have a look at Kandy instead Jul 19 19:22:03 kandy? Jul 19 19:22:10 onen|openBmap: or/and gnokii Jul 19 19:22:16 DocScrutinizer: yep what I sais, fso have higher priority tasks. what is Kandy? Jul 19 19:22:43 DocScrutinizer: gnokii? isn't it a software to manage his phone? (pim, sms, etc.) Jul 19 19:22:46 basically much the same as gnokii, just much simpler Jul 19 19:23:11 well, i'm going to hack my ogsmd anyway :D Jul 19 19:23:18 dos1: if it works, why not ;-) patches are welcome :P Jul 19 19:23:27 bot talk to phone via datacable/irda, and both read service data Jul 19 19:23:52 both Jul 19 19:23:54 onen|openBmap: i don't think it'll be ok for commiting :D Jul 19 19:24:07 DocScrutinizer: you mean, we could use kandy to get the layer to talk to the modem, and parse the output? Jul 19 19:24:18 yep Jul 19 19:24:37 onen|openBmap: that's just really ugly hack to take the world domination and openBmap stats :D Jul 19 19:24:47 dos1: well for my logger I am interested. so if I can get my head around how to do this nicely, I would include it in my app Jul 19 19:25:08 dos1: sorry, I was first about world domination (or second just behind DocScrutinizer) Jul 19 19:25:57 onen|openBmap: i just allowed you to think, that you were first, but that's part of my plan :> Jul 19 19:26:18 dos1: part of my plan is to let you think what you said Jul 19 19:26:30 * onen|openBmap wonders what is part of DocScrutinizer's plan Jul 19 19:26:48 onen|openBmap: so we both have the same plan! :o Jul 19 19:27:09 aspitin stock shares, planB, headaches ;-) Jul 19 19:27:23 Aspirin Jul 19 19:27:27 (well, no, i have another one, but... ;x) Jul 19 19:27:33 and Toasters Jul 19 19:27:41 i remember aspirin plan Jul 19 19:27:42 :D Jul 19 19:29:13 DocScrutinizer: ;-) was out of home for a while, have to catch up with mailing list, but saw sth about support from a brasilian university? Jul 19 19:29:23 DocScrutinizer: will this bring anything *really* good? Jul 19 19:29:46 not for now. Maybe in the future Jul 19 19:29:47 onen|openBmap: 3G log uploaded :) Jul 19 19:30:14 but sounds rather interesting, though quite fuzzy and cloudy still Jul 19 19:30:19 dos1: stop uploading!!! I want the server to process my 800 cells logs >:-( Jul 19 19:30:57 onen|openBmap: that was only about 2 cells :D Jul 19 19:31:06 dos1: ;-) Jul 19 19:31:17 dos1: but now I know where you live :-O Jul 19 19:31:24 doesn anybody know how illume manages to notice al changes on desktop files immediately? Jul 19 19:31:40 onen|openBmap: ha, i'm not in my home now :D Jul 19 19:32:19 dos1: ok, because that is part of my WDP (World Domination Plan): know where every contributor of obm live >:-) Jul 19 19:32:25 hmm, is there a RCS that the shr build isn't using? ;-) Jul 19 19:33:12 i'm checking now my regular sim with that modem Jul 19 19:33:17 (notice file access) for normal we have atime, and even some method to hook in callbacks to kernel/fs, but I think that's not the way it works on FR... Jul 19 19:33:36 maybe it can also log GSM cells Jul 19 19:33:52 onen|openBmap: btw, i'm now the russian champion :) i wonder why nobody else seem to join. Probably lack of useful applications. Jul 19 19:34:01 what's a RCS? Jul 19 19:34:15 revision control systems Jul 19 19:34:28 PaulFertser: see aove -- any idea? Jul 19 19:34:32 DocScrutinizer: maybe inotify ? Jul 19 19:34:46 PaulFertser: yes, there are a lot of FRs in many countries. but step by step more people are contributing :-) and My next target is to build the locatin service Jul 19 19:34:52 yup, but I'm not sure it works on FR Jul 19 19:34:54 DocScrutinizer: i guess rtp is right, but need to check the sources to prove. Jul 19 19:34:56 does it? Jul 19 19:34:57 PaulFertser: I try to get in touch with shoragan Jul 19 19:35:19 DocScrutinizer: probably dnotify even Jul 19 19:35:41 onen|openBmap: have you seen ologicd that ptitjes proposes? Jul 19 19:35:44 whatever it's called. Knotify, XYnotify Jul 19 19:36:25 atime was really enough for me. But alas we can't enable atime for a single directory Jul 19 19:36:44 Hello Jul 19 19:36:44 Where is the code of elementary_alarm? Jul 19 19:37:09 for some reason it isn't work Jul 19 19:37:26 PaulFertser: I know his work. and he knows mine. I think he will be interested in the location service. for sure. we already did discuss about it Jul 19 19:38:02 DocScrutinizer: with lsof output, it looks like it's inotify Jul 19 19:38:26 onen|openBmap: i mean if he implements it and you implement even a location service, then the database will finally become useful. But only to those who's not afraid of prolog and similar technologies, which won't be a majority of FR users i'm afraid :) Jul 19 19:38:56 well if it's a PITA to get atime or monitor the files, then maybe it's simple to monitor all apps that access the files n question ;-) Jul 19 19:39:48 DocScrutinizer: with inotify, you only have to wait for changes in the directory. quite easy :) Jul 19 19:40:04 rtp: I try to understand what you tell, and it slips away even further Jul 19 19:40:30 btw. anyone having problems with fso-abyss? Jul 19 19:40:37 * DocScrutinizer does `man inotify` Jul 19 19:40:57 DocScrutinizer: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inotify Jul 19 19:40:59 it connects to gsm - but if I try to dial -the dialer closes - but the "ringing" page never shows up Jul 19 19:41:10 switched back to gsm0710muxer - works again :) Jul 19 19:41:20 DocScrutinizer: read Documentation/filesystems/inotify.txt in a kernel tree :) Jul 19 19:41:27 DocScrutinizer: e can use either inotify or polling: https://svn.enlightenment.org/svn/e/trunk/ecore/src/lib/ecore_file/ Jul 19 19:41:30 yesyes, inotify is it Jul 19 19:41:49 eeeew, polling Jul 19 19:42:29 Only when inotify is not available. Jul 19 19:42:30 polling? select()? Jul 19 19:43:21 PaulFertser: polling is kinda feasible to trace changes, but not for tracing read-access Jul 19 19:43:56 DocScrutinizer: E can poll for deleted and changed (mtime) files. Jul 19 19:44:50 PaulFertser: I'm looking for a zero-impact method to tell which statefile got restored last ;-) Jul 19 19:46:01 so a alsactl-wraper-script was simplest method, until someone decides to handle statefiles without the help of alsactl Jul 19 19:47:31 DocScrutinizer, what are you working on? Jul 19 19:48:48 DocScrutinizer: looks like inotify is the way to go then. Jul 19 20:01:49 ~. Jul 19 20:02:17 hmpf Jul 19 20:05:06 hmm... i'm making oumtsd :D Jul 19 20:15:41 Ainulindale, hows the build going? :D Jul 19 20:20:50 well i figured out what my 'suspend bug' was caused by :) Jul 19 20:21:10 it has to do with the settings for dim and suspend and lock etc Jul 19 20:21:24 some settings screw it up others work perfectly fine Jul 19 20:29:01 i wrote a gui for ctorrent, but it still has some bugs. can i upload it to opkg.org? Jul 19 20:31:55 anyone in here who want'a to test my app? Jul 19 20:34:29 first run of oumtsd :D Jul 19 20:35:12 dos1: would you like to test my ctorrent-gui? Jul 19 20:35:42 usr: what toolkit and language? Jul 19 20:36:45 a bit of python, pygtk and shell script Jul 19 20:37:11 dos1, ! Jul 19 20:37:11 finally I got you Jul 19 20:37:11 got a sec? Jul 19 20:37:20 hmm, with a 256mb uSD i think bt is the last thing i want to try :) Jul 19 20:37:49 Meomer: for mp3? Jul 19 20:39:53 to best thing is it runs everywhere Jul 19 20:41:32 Ainulindale, !!! Jul 19 20:41:40 2009.07.19 22:39:26.454 frameworkd.resource INFO setting resource status for UMTS from disabling to disabled Jul 19 20:41:42 :D Jul 19 20:42:23 dos1: would you like to test it? you could give me a small feedback Jul 19 20:42:49 usr: i can, but not now, i'm quite busy Jul 19 20:43:07 ok i'll find you here? Jul 19 20:44:17 maybe i'll commend out a few lines of code and get it a bit easier... Jul 19 20:44:33 see u all Jul 19 20:53:41 onen|openBmap: i have two ogsmd instances running now :) one as ogsmd with GSM resource, and one as oumtsd with UMTS resource :D Jul 19 20:54:38 dos1: 8-) neat. That could interest me. Only one phone with let's say, two keys => mapping all networks here in France with only one phone! Jul 19 20:54:51 dos1: I may come back to you to ask you more about this Jul 19 20:55:39 onen|openBmap: now it's time to hack openBmap-logger to use also oumtsd data if available : Jul 19 20:55:40 :D Jul 19 20:56:11 dos1: to be honnest. I may prefer you let me validate your code there before uploading... Jul 19 20:56:28 onen|openBmap: no problem Jul 19 20:56:45 dos1: as our main difference with similar projects is focus on quality of data, I would like to "validate" what your thing does Jul 19 20:56:55 onen|openBmap: i'll also check results Jul 19 20:56:58 dos1: and at the same time, maybe use it too :-) Jul 19 20:57:21 onen|openBmap: but it'll be only copy&paste with s/ogsmd/oumtsd/ ;) Jul 19 20:57:35 dos1: I will come back to you. I may buy the same hardware as you have, to use the same settings :-) Jul 19 20:58:04 onen|openBmap: well, every key supported by frameworkd will be ok ;) Jul 19 20:58:15 mine works with "option" modem Jul 19 20:58:16 dos1: is there a list of them? Jul 19 20:58:56 dos1: do you intend to run eigher obm with FR's modem, or key modem. OR run obm twice, with each of them? Jul 19 20:59:21 onen|openBmap: there are: cinterion_mc75, ericsson_F3507g, freescale_neptune, muxed4line, option, qualcomm_msm, sierra, singleline, ti_calypso Jul 19 21:00:05 onen|openBmap: i want to run obm logger with getting data from both at the same time, if key is connected Jul 19 21:00:29 but running obm twice would be easier Jul 19 21:00:34 (to develop) Jul 19 21:00:41 dos1: then you want to do same as me. much easier to avoid interactions Jul 19 21:01:05 ;) Jul 19 21:01:32 dos1: easier but where would be the pride of nice clean code? ;-) Jul 19 21:02:06 onen|openBmap: ok, so it will be quick, ugly hack with nice, clean code :D Jul 19 21:02:15 dos1: I am willing to work on such an infrastructure, in order to log more networks at the same time. really. Jul 19 21:02:28 (quick ugly hack = whole oumtsd thingy ;D) Jul 19 21:02:28 dos1: much easier than buying and carrying many FRs in my bag Jul 19 21:03:07 dos1: oumtsd... well let's say it is not my part, I don't feel guilty there :-P Jul 19 21:03:08 onen|openBmap: send your thanks to polish telecom - their problems with internet conectivity caused me to play with this modem :D Jul 19 21:03:19 dos1: :-D lol Jul 19 21:04:31 dos1: a simple way would be to have a list of dbus services prefix in the config file. a regular one would only have the prefix for regular ogsmd. a überobmcontributor version would have more 8-) Jul 19 21:06:01 onen|openBmap: hehe ;) i'll play with it :D Jul 19 21:06:39 dos1: ok we'll talk about this later. I have to do some stuff before bed Jul 19 21:06:42 cp openBmapGTK openBmapGTK-uber Jul 19 21:06:43 :D Jul 19 21:06:47 dos1: thanks for your input Jul 19 21:07:04 onen|openBmap: no problem ;) Jul 19 21:09:22 ptitjes, ? Jul 19 21:29:37 TAsn: yop Jul 19 21:29:50 ptitjes, fso-glib Jul 19 21:29:54 how can I use it? Jul 19 21:29:59 got example code maybe? Jul 19 21:30:07 TAsn: vala, C ? Jul 19 21:30:12 c Jul 19 21:30:34 I got no examples Jul 19 21:30:41 but made one for Ainulindale some days ago Jul 19 21:31:13 please send it to me :) Jul 19 21:31:26 that was in a one day pastebin :( Jul 19 21:32:29 :( Jul 19 21:32:39 please make me one as wel Jul 19 21:32:46 as I want to use it in phonegui Jul 19 21:32:58 TAsn: there is little trick to instanciate the dbus proxies Jul 19 21:33:06 I think I'll make a helper for C Jul 19 21:33:14 I'll do that tomorow oki ? Jul 19 21:33:32 I'll do a release of libgee tonight Jul 19 21:34:18 TAsn: can you explain why you want to do some stand-alone apps instead of extending emacs? Jul 19 21:34:25 :) Jul 19 21:34:51 depends on what are you talking about Jul 19 21:35:13 (as I have no idea) Jul 19 21:36:00 TAsn: i think that emacs has a potential to become an almost ideal environment to do most tasks on a cell phone. Jul 19 21:36:22 to tell you the truth I know nothing about emacs Jul 19 21:36:37 but I also have no idea on what you are talking about Jul 19 21:36:46 Who said I'm against emacs? Jul 19 21:37:36 TAsn: i mean SHR devs choosed elementary and C instead of emacs and elisp. I'm trying to understand what's really better and more usable. Jul 19 21:37:59 I'm just going with the flow :) Jul 19 21:38:05 though as I said I know nothing about emacs Jul 19 21:38:07 better and more usable is subjective :) Jul 19 21:38:19 neither do I know anything about elementary Jul 19 21:38:24 so I'm cool with both ;) Jul 19 21:43:00 ptitjes: hey how are things going? Jul 19 21:43:36 hey onen|openBmap Jul 19 21:43:40 fine and you ? Jul 19 21:44:22 ptitjes: fine. hope to bring the gsm location service to you and ologicd soon ;-) Jul 19 21:44:34 cool Jul 19 21:44:35 ptitjes: it gets on top of my priority list... Jul 19 21:44:55 thrashold: emacs already has jabber/irc/email/w3m. Basically everything one needs transparently integrated. Familiar keybindings etc. Why not just add telephony part there? Jul 19 21:44:57 ptitjes: are you actually working on ologicd? Jul 19 21:45:02 nah Jul 19 21:45:03 :( Jul 19 21:45:16 ptitjes: hi hi :-) then I don't have to rush ;-) Jul 19 21:45:33 ptitjes: ok need some sleep Jul 19 21:45:36 onen|openBmap: I'll be glad if you work on it :) Jul 19 21:45:39 god night Jul 19 21:46:23 ptitjes: :-D much to much things to do with obm. I don't have time to do everything I want just on my logging app on top of FSO. And I want to build location service Jul 19 21:46:32 PaulFertser: It is certainly a good idea, but I think that both should exist. (Both -- I mean the current elementary apps) Jul 19 21:46:33 ptitjes: always the same issue: time :-( Jul 19 21:46:42 ptitjes: good night Jul 19 21:46:49 héhé Jul 19 21:46:54 have a nice night Jul 19 21:47:10 thrashold: i want to understand emacses gotchas before i get too excited. Your feedback on my questions doesn't help that ;) Jul 19 21:50:28 PaulFertser: I can't give any useful feedback on that question. Apart from the fact that I was an exam yesterday, and a fellow-student decided to implement his project as a emacs plugin, and his project wasn't liked much... probably not at all. Although it did everything it was supposed to. So all I can say is that emacs telephony wouldn't be popular. :D Jul 19 21:50:44 onen|openBmap: hmm Jul 19 21:50:49 onen|openBmap: can you look at http://realtimeblog.free.fr/with_osm.php?mcc=260&mnc=2&step=2 ? Jul 19 21:51:08 thrashold: wouldn't be popular? Are you sure :( Jul 19 21:52:18 I'm not sure, but I think there is a big chance that it wouldn't. Jul 19 21:52:25 PaulFertser: hell yeah, why not leave linux out, and frameworkd, and X, and just port emacs to run directly on GTA02? Jul 19 21:52:47 dos1: :-D thank you opencellid Jul 19 21:52:53 Wonka: i'm not joking. I really want to know the gotchas. Jul 19 21:53:09 dos1: there are quite some data wrong like this. we found a cell goind from france to middle of Africa Jul 19 21:53:50 thrashold, PaulFertser: people using emacs on their PC will probably use it also on freerunner Jul 19 21:54:17 but others probably not Jul 19 21:54:27 onen|openBmap: hehe ;) Jul 19 21:54:29 dos1: but I don't take care of the server/website side. And I think Nick is not willing to correct wrong data coming from oci, but rather expects obm data to replace it with time Jul 19 21:54:48 dos1: probably i'll start hating people one day :-/ Jul 19 21:55:11 is this just about the interpreter or actually using emacs as editor? Jul 19 21:55:53 emacs needs a vi implementation :> Jul 19 21:55:57 Meomer: actually using for most tasks it suits. Jul 19 21:56:03 Wonka: it has that for ages. Jul 19 21:56:10 It would be more realistic to say that a portion of emacs users will use it on a FR, and almost none of emacs non-users :) Jul 19 21:56:18 PaulFertser: O.o Jul 19 21:56:22 Meomer: including something equivalent or better to zhone. Jul 19 21:56:22 i just don't see it as a good choice of editor with the default type of input :) Jul 19 21:56:44 as for using it for other things, i cannot judge Jul 19 21:57:04 Being equivalent or better to Zhone is not much :P Jul 19 21:57:09 Meomer: do you think vim is a better suited editor when one's using on-screen-keyboard? Jul 19 21:57:42 only slightly, but that might just be my preference Jul 19 21:58:19 thrashold: emacs is easily extensible, i think it requires less effort to implement functionality the same or better than SHR apps than it did for actual SHR apps. Jul 19 21:59:00 Meomer: i've actually tried emacsing on my FR and it was ok. I don't think editing with vim any considerable better. Jul 19 21:59:32 PaulFertser: I don't think there is any chance it would be easier than using Python with any toolkit. But the result would probably work faster. Jul 19 21:59:50 thrashold: come on, give me an incremental search for SHR contacts ;) Jul 19 22:00:13 SHR contacts is in C as far as I know? :P Jul 19 22:00:21 How does it matter? Jul 19 22:00:37 dos1: I guess once we get to the location service (what I am willing to work on), I and people interested will clean obvious wrong data, if possible Jul 19 22:01:12 If it was in Python, and I wrote it, it would take me an hour (if I didn't write it, a year, given how fast I learn new interfaces and study new code :D no, just joking 'bout the "year") Jul 19 22:03:15 thrashold: you see, in emacs you'd get it for free in no time. Also you get integration with irc/jabber/email ootb. Jul 19 22:06:33 in no time, yes. I'm uncertain whether "having to use a text interface with a onscreen keyboard" is equal to "for free" :) Jul 19 22:07:06 (In Perl it probably is ;) ) Jul 19 22:07:10 thrashold: if i hadn't tried it i wouldn't have said that. Jul 19 22:07:58 You are right, I was quite surprised when I tried vim for the first time on my FR. Jul 19 22:08:23 So was i, except that my first vim and virtual keyboard experience was on hx4700 which has a bigger screen. Jul 19 22:08:26 But I still prefer leafpad and scite :) Jul 19 22:17:39 hmm Jul 19 22:17:48 looks like fso-abyss stopped to work for me :( Jul 19 22:22:52 whats om's repository? Jul 19 22:26:47 :( Jul 19 22:27:42 ok, ogsmd still works :D Jul 19 22:27:49 so now testing oumtsd ;) Jul 19 23:16:46 aaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrggggggh Jul 19 23:16:52 gpg is making me crazy Jul 19 23:18:02 ptitjes: world of closed standards is making me crazy :/ Jul 19 23:18:11 i was fighting with modem ~hour Jul 19 23:18:17 héhé :) Jul 19 23:18:21 and now i realised, that it has simlock :/ Jul 19 23:18:27 arf Jul 19 23:18:32 you're doomed Jul 19 23:19:22 I can't make the libgee release because I can't make gpg-signed git tag :( Jul 19 23:20:00 * dos1 with his FR forgot, that something like simlock even exists ;x Jul 19 23:20:12 and I'm just bored! Jul 19 23:20:32 (and pissed, as I have a bug I can't seem to trace) Jul 19 23:20:40 ptitjes, make me fso-glib! :) Jul 19 23:21:13 well Jul 19 23:21:16 TAsn: reverse engineer it :) Jul 19 23:21:27 it seems swapping sims wasn't good idea :P Jul 19 23:22:57 ptitjes, I don't mind doing that Jul 19 23:23:04 wheres mrmoku|away :-/ Jul 19 23:23:08 though I don't even know where the source is at :) Jul 19 23:23:16 then... Jul 19 23:23:18 oh man Jul 19 23:23:20 please Jul 19 23:23:38 don't you read the MLs ? Jul 19 23:24:40 TAsn: libfso-glib, vala-dbus-binding-tool, the FSO specs and vala-lang are on the freesmartphone git Jul 19 23:24:49 first build vala Jul 19 23:24:52 cool :) Jul 19 23:24:59 I don't. Jul 19 23:25:11 then build vala-dbus-binding-tool Jul 19 23:25:17 then clone the fso specs Jul 19 23:25:41 then build libfso-glib (there is a configure variable that is named SPECS_PATH) Jul 19 23:26:01 then look at the generated C header (freesmartphone.h) Jul 19 23:26:08 TAsn: and then we will speak Jul 19 23:26:09 :) Jul 19 23:54:04 ptitjes, hi are you involved in SHR Jul 19 23:54:27 ptitjes, do you know who is the lead developer? Jul 19 23:54:32 currently i'm involved in watching doctor who Jul 19 23:54:35 is it Ainulindale Jul 19 23:54:36 but yes Jul 19 23:54:44 is he here? Jul 19 23:54:51 Ainulindale: are you here ? Jul 19 23:56:19 ptitjes, if he's not there can I pm you? Jul 19 23:57:40 ptitjes, it's important and urgent Jul 19 23:58:11 okay... Jul 19 23:58:16 grrrrrrrrr :( Jul 20 00:11:03 ok, both modems are connected Jul 20 00:11:05 :D Jul 20 00:11:10 testing openBmap-uber now ;) Jul 20 01:14:45 <_jan> yeeeha, finally bitbake shr-lite-image worked :) Jul 20 01:20:55 <_jan> hmmm one question... bitbake shr-lite-image worked... but where is the image now? :D Jul 20 01:21:05 <_jan> configured jffs2 and tar.gz. Jul 20 01:22:40 <_jan> tmp/deploy/glibc ... very intuitive ;) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Jul 20 02:59:57 2009