**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Feb 12 02:59:56 2010 Feb 12 04:59:38 larsc: Hi.... Feb 12 05:01:51 PaulFertser: Hi... Feb 12 06:07:16 DocScrutinizer: Hi Feb 12 06:07:56 The SPI signals on Debug board J11 are came from glamo3362 or s3c2442 ? Feb 12 06:08:47 OR do we have any mux that can take out both based on selection ? Feb 12 06:12:07 S3C SoC. No. See http://people.openmoko.org/joerg/schematics/GTA02/Schematics_Freerunner-GTA02_A5-A7cumulative_public_RC0.pdf and http://people.openmoko.org/joerg/schematics/debug_board/OpenMoKo_Debug_Board_V3_MP.pdf Feb 12 06:16:16 TAsn: hehe nice :P Feb 12 06:18:17 moinmoin mrM Feb 12 06:19:47 DocScrutinizer: the debug board schematic has ss0 on SPI signals with HTP4715,6,7,8 and ss0 on S3C don't have any number......how these two are related in schematic... Feb 12 06:21:03 eeerr hu? Feb 12 06:27:27 sync serial I guess Feb 12 06:27:28 ssp Feb 12 06:27:53 hardware test point? Feb 12 06:28:23 that probably depends on pinmux Feb 12 06:28:49 jtag can't be muxed? Feb 12 06:33:14 DocScrutinizer: moin Feb 12 06:34:03 sorry I really can't make any sense of satish (away) and tmzt Q and comments Feb 12 06:36:26 hmm Feb 12 06:36:42 he seems to be asking if there are glamo test points Feb 12 06:36:50 broken out Feb 12 06:37:26 I don't see that Feb 12 06:38:15 read what he wrote Feb 12 06:38:18 ah there he is Feb 12 06:38:27 he's trying to hook up a coprocessor to SPI0 Feb 12 06:38:53 do you guess I have a robot to do hat for me? Feb 12 06:38:58 DocScrutinizer: tmzt : hi....i lost connection to server for few minutes Feb 12 06:40:29 satish: your last question doesn't make sense to me. please rephrase Feb 12 06:40:35 yeah me Feb 12 06:40:51 I guess that ss0 is synchronous serial port (ssp) 0 Feb 12 06:41:00 and htp is hardware test point Feb 12 06:41:17 tmzt: SS0 is SlaveSelect0 for SPI0 Feb 12 06:42:28 DocScrutinizer: The Slave select 0 on debug board J11 ....is connected to S3C ss0 ...as u explained...i asked how u make out from schematics ...as i didn't get the connection point Feb 12 06:42:58 err the connection is the FPC Feb 12 06:43:31 DocScrutinizer: i didn't find no mark between these two on schematics ....how did u make out ? Feb 12 06:43:35 con4702 on FR to CN1 on debubo Feb 12 06:43:57 DocScrutinizer: ok...let me check once Feb 12 06:50:17 aaah a clear question :-) Feb 12 06:51:03 tmzt: no, JTAG can't have secondary function, as you wouldn't have to test this secondary function via JTAG then Feb 12 06:52:45 tmzt: in fact if you switched JTAG to a virtual secondary function, you'd kill JTAG and that's not how JTAG is supposed to be used Feb 12 06:56:57 DocScrutinizer: i see CON4702 on debug board 47XX location on page 7 of Schematics_Freerunner-GTA02_A5-A7cumulative_public_RC0.pdf Feb 12 06:57:17 DocScrutinizer: but on page number 3 MCU LOCATION 15XX...with SS0 ....don't have any relation ... Feb 12 06:58:12 DocScrutinizer: how can u confirm it is S3C SS0 that brought to debug board ? Feb 12 06:58:37 I don't reproduce your problem here Feb 12 07:03:57 on FREERUNNER(!) schematics, SS0 has an offsheet symbol on p.7, just between EINT3 and SPI_MOSI0. When you click on this offsheet symbol or press ctrl-F and enter SS0 to searchmask, you'll eventually and on p.2 where NSS0 (U1501:AB15) goes to same offsheet symbol upper left corner 4th of the 2nd group, directly under SPI_MISO0 Feb 12 07:04:45 DocScrutinizer: ok... Feb 12 07:04:57 ok, that's 0.1 hour. I'll send the bill to whom exactly? Feb 12 07:05:30 DocScrutinizer: :) Feb 12 07:08:22 sorry, s/p.2/p.3/ Feb 12 07:39:26 TAsn: mrmoku: with latest image (built here) I don't see any icon for phoneui-* apps and it doesn't start :/ Feb 12 07:50:35 JaMa: hmm... phoneui-apps are probably not autorev? Feb 12 07:51:10 mrmoku: they are.. Feb 12 07:51:28 what version of phoneui-apps is that (git) Feb 12 07:51:40 mrmoku: I had d2bcebd6bdf497877e338d09aae4405d43b39302 Feb 12 07:52:12 that would be correct Feb 12 07:52:14 which looks like HEAD Feb 12 07:52:55 JaMa: and you have no icons for them? that is strange :/ Feb 12 07:53:41 I can recheck tomorrow.. but yesterday I reflashed experimental again and all apps except phoneui* had icons Feb 12 07:53:58 mrmoku: btw illume2 has now bigger buttons by default, and looks better Feb 12 07:54:11 time to retry :-) Feb 12 07:54:32 not sure if it's related to not-starting issue, but I also had this commit http://git.shr-project.org/git/?p=phoneuid.git;a=commit;h=d6960ca0e8a1750afae10c7fbeddc06f36ff2e26 Feb 12 07:55:55 JaMa: not related... as it's only for dbus activation... and phoneuid is started via xsession Feb 12 07:56:18 JaMa: you can try to start something manually via mdbus Feb 12 07:56:25 to see if it's phoneuid's fault Feb 12 07:56:52 mrmoku: with that Display method on phoneui-app? Feb 12 07:57:03 ahh Feb 12 07:57:06 mrmoku: I tried but no idea what should be parameter for Display Feb 12 07:57:16 yes, but you can't because of mdbus not supporting a{sv] Feb 12 07:57:20 :/ Feb 12 07:57:42 JaMa: that can be NULL... which you can't provide with mdbus Feb 12 07:57:54 maybe dbus-send does that... Feb 12 07:58:02 ah ok.. Feb 12 07:58:40 btw only log entry was warning about missing /usr/share/libphoneui/shr/config or some file like this Feb 12 07:59:06 sorry I don't have neo up and running now.. to show exact message Feb 12 07:59:22 yes, know that (harmless) warning Feb 12 07:59:32 mmh, just tried to merge shr/unstable into shr/testing2009 Feb 12 07:59:34 should probably just be a normal info Feb 12 07:59:47 but this gives horribly many conflicts, even for files I have never touched Feb 12 08:00:04 it's not supposed to give problems, right? Feb 12 08:00:38 at least not many. I can reset shr/testing2009 to be shr/unstable but that's a non-fast-forward change Feb 12 08:01:05 or should I start shr/testing2010 base on current shr/unstable? Feb 12 08:01:24 and declare shr/testing2009 to be the new "stable" ? Feb 12 08:14:35 * spaetz decides to start shr/testing2010 and keep old shr/testing2009 unchanged Feb 12 08:34:52 * mrmoku thinks spaetz did a wise decision :) Feb 12 08:37:16 :) Feb 12 08:37:32 but it will require you to change 2 bytes in our Makefile :) Feb 12 08:38:10 is GSM working again? Feb 12 08:38:17 compiling new shr-test candidate now. Feb 12 08:38:32 mrmoku: if you could s/2009/2010/ in the Makefile at some time that would be nice Feb 12 08:38:44 not urgent, but the branch exists already :) Feb 12 08:38:51 bbl Feb 12 08:42:47 spaetz: done Feb 12 08:42:59 SHR: 03mok 07shr-makefile * r7763d65f7d3a 10/Makefile: Makefile: switch testing branch to shr/testing2010 Feb 12 08:49:50 mrmoku: still waiting for small PV bump for ffalarms move? (svn->git) Feb 12 08:56:14 JaMa: yeah, Lukas is working on an update :P Feb 12 08:57:53 thanks Feb 12 09:38:52 ynezz: is this bug still active on gta01? http://trac.shr-project.org/trac/ticket/669 Feb 12 10:04:38 Hi! I'm a newbie at compiling an OM distro, and have trouble building SHR, due to the /proc/sys/vm/mmap_min_addr issue. The workaround (touch .../sanity.conf) does not work. Feb 12 10:05:01 If I do this and run 'make' again, it stumbles across the same error. Feb 12 10:09:28 you can as root echo 0 > /proc/sys/vm/mmap_min_addr, but you do this at your own risk Feb 12 10:16:15 Yes... This is what I want to avoid. I'm looking for other ways to build the image. Feb 12 10:17:16 FWIW, I hope that the qemu folks managed to adapt to the new situation in the meantime - the bug has been out there for quite some time already. Feb 12 10:21:11 brokencycle: yes that's already fixed in newer qemu Feb 12 10:21:36 Ok, so how do I get the build to succeed/work around the broken sanity check, please? Feb 12 10:21:38 not available in oe.dev yet.. but qemu from host works ok with ASSUME_PROVIDED Feb 12 10:22:01 brokencycle: remove that check and make sure, you're using qemu new enough Feb 12 10:22:35 ASSUME_PROVIDED += "qemu-native" in local.conf Feb 12 10:23:03 and new qemu installed on host ie 1.12.4 Feb 12 10:24:06 and right targets build for qemu: qemu_softmmu_targets_arm qemu_user_targets_arm qemu_user_targets_armeb Feb 12 10:27:52 Heinervdm: I can check this during weekend, I don't have neo here Feb 12 10:30:49 Ok, please report the result in taht ticket, thx Feb 12 10:51:56 mrmoku, Heinervdm, TAsn: image with less modules built, trac wiki page updated with list, if you all agree I'll commit that change to oe.dev Feb 12 10:52:05 and sync images :) Feb 12 10:53:47 JaMa: do we really need x-tables? Feb 12 10:54:26 JaMa: I'm fine even without looking :) Feb 12 10:55:01 and sunrpc? SUN remote procedure calls ? Feb 12 10:56:32 Heinervdm: we have nfs in distro_features.. I guess that's why is sunrpc pulled Feb 12 10:56:44 and I've added s3cmci just now.. Feb 12 10:56:50 ok Feb 12 10:57:25 what for is slhc used? Feb 12 10:57:32 Ok... so I can not skip the qemu stuff? Feb 12 10:57:37 do we have such an networkcard? Feb 12 10:58:31 Heinervdm: and tables are pulled because we have iptables package in task-shr-minimal Feb 12 10:58:33 and pegasus: Pegasus/Pegasus II USB Ethernet driver Feb 12 10:59:39 Heinervdm: that's part of task-base-usbhost Feb 12 11:00:06 as well as that usbserial which I guess depends on slhc Feb 12 11:01:58 Heinervdm: we can remove usbhost from features and purge modules list more if we can expect that users are clever enought to install them later Feb 12 11:02:19 brokencycle: you can disable binary-locale generation Feb 12 11:02:45 brokencycle: but then generate them on neo will be worse.. and you have to remove binary locales from image dependencies.. Feb 12 11:03:22 Ok... looks like I'll have to do a lot of homework before I can really attempt to generate my own images. :| Feb 12 11:03:42 Thank you for your assistance! Feb 12 11:04:03 -DISTRO_FEATURES = "nfs smbfs wifi ppp alsa ext2 vfat bluetooth pcmcia usbgadget usbhost pci" Feb 12 11:04:06 +DISTRO_FEATURES = "wifi ppp alsa ext2 vfat bluetooth usbgadget" Feb 12 11:04:31 do we need pci, pcmcia, nfs, smbfs? Feb 12 11:04:50 why ppp? :p Feb 12 11:05:31 don't know about pci and pcmcia Feb 12 11:05:44 but i think we can drop smbfs and nfs Feb 12 11:05:48 isn't ppp used for data connection? Feb 12 11:06:01 Heinervdm: pci just adds pciutils (which I never used on neo) Feb 12 11:06:41 ok Feb 12 11:06:52 then drop that too Feb 12 11:06:58 what does pcmcia add? Feb 12 11:07:48 kernel-module-pcmcia \ Feb 12 11:07:49 kernel-module-airo-cs \ Feb 12 11:07:49 kernel-module-pcnet-cs \ Feb 12 11:07:49 kernel-module-serial-cs \ Feb 12 11:07:49 kernel-module-ide-cs \ Feb 12 11:07:51 kernel-module-ide-disk \ Feb 12 11:08:10 hmm Feb 12 11:08:30 Heinervdm: those were'nt actually used because they are not in MACHINE_FEATURES Feb 12 11:08:45 Heinervdm: and task-base needs the feaure in both MACHINE and DISTRO Feb 12 11:08:50 for this Feb 12 11:09:03 so we can drop that too Feb 12 11:10:08 Heinervdm: or let them there for someone building shr for x86 :) Feb 12 11:10:33 but it nfs and smbfs is used only based on DISTRO_FEATURES Feb 12 11:10:34 :) Feb 12 11:10:39 s/it /ie / Feb 12 11:10:39 JaMa meant: but ie nfs and smbfs is used only based on DISTRO_FEATURES Feb 12 11:12:02 if someone wants to use nfs or smbfs he can install those packages Feb 12 11:12:13 but it's not normal use for a phone Feb 12 11:12:27 so it shouldn't be in default image Feb 12 11:13:29 * JaMa is thinking if RRECOMMENDS was always installed in rootfs by default :/ Feb 12 11:13:47 because those modules are all only in RRECOMMENDS Feb 12 11:14:38 opkg doesn't let the usere choose what it should do with recommends, so it just installs them Feb 12 11:16:27 only rsuggests aren't installed i thino Feb 12 11:17:34 Heinervdm: I mean while doing do_rootfs (not so much from user perspective..) Feb 12 11:17:52 opkg-native is the same as opkg Feb 12 11:18:20 so it does the same: just install recommends Feb 12 11:18:34 I know it's the same, but there really is no way to tell that recommended shouldn't be installed by default? Feb 12 11:18:46 i don Feb 12 11:18:49 't think so Feb 12 11:19:57 ok Feb 12 11:22:08 opkg_message (conf, OPKG_NOTICE, "%s: ignoring recommendation for %s at user request\n", Feb 12 11:22:13 http://www.google.com/codesearch/p?hl=en#JeCYVlle6Bg/trunk/libopkg/pkg_depends.c&q=recommend%20package:http://opkg%5C.googlecode%5C.com&sa=N&cd=3&ct=rc Feb 12 11:23:42 but I don't see easy way :) Feb 12 11:24:08 :) Feb 12 11:29:47 TAsn: http://trac.shr-project.org/trac/ticket/715 that's solved, isn't it? Feb 12 11:33:25 Heinervdm, yeah, updated it, thanks :P Feb 12 11:33:53 JaMa, also added info about the meta packages? (to the wiki page) I think you should build them and close the ticket. Feb 12 11:35:12 JaMa, Feb 12 11:35:21 kernel-module-snd-pcm-oss <--- not needed Feb 12 11:38:12 JaMa, and your list doesn't include kernel-module-s3cmci Feb 12 11:39:03 and kernel-module-pl2303 Feb 12 11:39:41 TAsn: mind if i ask, why is kernel-module-snd-pcm-oss not needed? Feb 12 11:40:01 feitingen, do you use oss? Feb 12 11:40:17 sometimes, yes Feb 12 11:40:26 feitingen, I think you use also oss emulation Feb 12 11:40:30 and not oss Feb 12 11:40:44 We ship by default with alsa, if you want you can always remove it and install oss Feb 12 11:41:06 cool Feb 12 11:41:06 but it's like asking an ubuntu maintainer why he doesn't ship with KDE in the default install (not quite the same, but ok) Feb 12 11:41:30 feitingen, I'm not an expert, but that's what I think. Feb 12 11:41:54 i'm trying to build shr myself anyways so it will fit my needs :) Feb 12 11:42:49 and on the phone, yes, i use alsa oss emulation, but i like using oss on some of my older machines Feb 12 11:42:56 :) Feb 12 11:44:03 feitingen, okie :) Feb 12 11:44:08 JaMa, edited the wiki page. Feb 12 11:46:58 mrmoku|away: TAsn: i think that is easy to solve, or is it already solved? http://trac.shr-project.org/trac/ticket/717 Feb 12 11:48:17 Heinervdm, easy to solve Feb 12 11:48:21 not solved yet (iirc) Feb 12 11:48:56 ok, if you have 5 minutes, you can solve it ;) Feb 12 11:49:08 but I don't :P Feb 12 11:49:19 I should really study for my exam on monday Feb 12 11:49:25 ok Feb 12 11:49:28 and after I finish studying I should work on opimd Feb 12 11:49:29 :P Feb 12 11:49:31 that's reason Feb 12 12:16:48 JaMa: http://trac.shr-project.org/trac/ticket/835 can we say that this is solved? Feb 12 12:18:31 Heinervdm, it's great you are cleaning trac, I also tried cleaning a bit yesterday night Feb 12 12:18:36 it's so important :) Feb 12 12:18:57 I don't like to have more then 200 tickets ;) Feb 12 12:27:41 hmm, i'm spamming my own mailbox ;) Feb 12 12:41:25 Heinervdm: i guess so.. qi-ubi is built Feb 12 12:41:34 ok Feb 12 12:41:50 Heinervdm: ubi is not as stable as jffs2 but I guess nobody will solve it except upstream :) Feb 12 12:42:10 201 tickets Feb 12 12:42:32 hello guys Feb 12 12:42:37 I have a segv with libdbus Feb 12 12:42:46 JaMa: can you apply http://patchwork.dev.bearstech.com/patch/665/ ? then we have only 200 :) Feb 12 12:43:32 using ogsmd, method Network.GetStatus; if I try to get a property from the hashtable (registration key in my case) it will segv Feb 12 12:43:44 on the g_hash_table_lookup() method Feb 12 12:43:48 shr team, could you add ssl certficates to fead? Feb 12 12:44:21 TAsn: why do we need usbserial? and pl2303? Feb 12 12:44:36 I dont know which package, but will be nice if ventura open gmail Feb 12 12:44:42 they are used to connect many usb devices Feb 12 12:44:43 don't they? Feb 12 12:45:22 max_posedon1: there should be ssl certs from curl Feb 12 12:46:04 TAsn: is it used for gps communication? Feb 12 12:46:35 TAsn: updated list on wiki Feb 12 12:47:22 pl2303 = I got it loaded right here Feb 12 12:47:27 so I guess it's important Feb 12 12:47:43 and usbserial is used for serial devices on usb, isn't it? Feb 12 12:47:59 Heinervdm: aplied.. Feb 12 12:48:19 oh Feb 12 12:49:02 I was wrong, I don't have pl2303 Feb 12 12:49:19 someone wrote in the list that it's important for usb devices Feb 12 12:49:35 and since our coolest feature is usb-host I assumed it's important. Feb 12 12:49:59 but then the user can install it Feb 12 12:50:21 Heinervdm, but supporting everything on usb is something you want out of the box Feb 12 12:50:31 or at least that's what I think. Feb 12 12:50:46 Heinervdm, it's like saying a user that uses gps can go ahead and install it's driver on his own Feb 12 12:50:55 * JaMa removed usbhost from features about hour ago.. Feb 12 12:51:19 JaMa, anyhow, I'm looking forward to see how it's going (I hate the fact that I have 300+ modules) Feb 12 12:51:21 :) Feb 12 12:51:24 JaMa, (usbhost) huh? Feb 12 12:51:48 12:03:33 < JaMa> -DISTRO_FEATURES = "nfs smbfs wifi ppp alsa ext2 vfat bluetooth pcmcia usbgadget usbhost pci" Feb 12 12:51:51 12:03:33 < JaMa> +DISTRO_FEATURES = "wifi ppp alsa ext2 vfat bluetooth usbgadget" Feb 12 12:52:02 what's DISTRO_FEATURES ? Feb 12 12:52:17 read log Feb 12 12:52:19 Heinervdm, curl and libcurl installed, /etc/ssl not present Feb 12 12:52:39 max_posedon1: there should be a curl-certs package Feb 12 12:52:41 or task-base.bb Feb 12 12:53:21 JaMa, you removed them from DISTRO_FEATURES but added to MACHINE_FEATURES. right? Feb 12 12:53:26 (just making sure) Feb 12 12:53:35 so should I add usbhost back? Feb 12 12:53:42 yeah. Feb 12 12:53:43 and wifi Feb 12 12:53:44 :P Feb 12 12:53:53 nvm Feb 12 12:53:54 wifi is there Feb 12 12:53:55 :P Feb 12 12:54:02 TAsn: for modules to be installed some features needs to be in both (MACHINE and DISTRO) Feb 12 12:54:11 i c Feb 12 12:54:16 so yeah Feb 12 12:54:18 add it back Feb 12 12:54:24 there is a usb mode switch in shr-settings, so usbhost should be avaible Feb 12 12:54:34 Heinervdm, mine opkg list doesnt know this, what about your? Feb 12 12:54:38 so I added bluetooth and removed usbhost and other stuff, ok.. Feb 12 12:56:52 max_posedon1: hmm it seems that it's not included Feb 12 12:58:10 pls fix it, or I'll open ticket at everning(not early) Feb 12 13:04:17 Heinervdm: please send that eglibc patch also to oe-devel, as some reported /bin/sh is good enough for ldd, maybe we should change that, instead of new RDEPEND.. Feb 12 13:04:32 ok Feb 12 13:05:25 TAsn, Heinervdm: why do we have iptables in task-shr-minimal? I would drop it there, move to feeds as I guess not many shr users is using that by default Feb 12 13:05:51 or at least to full image Feb 12 13:05:51 JaMa, I bet many don't Feb 12 13:05:57 I guess the correct thing Feb 12 13:06:07 would be dropping it, until there's a graphic util to manage it Feb 12 13:06:13 and then add it as a dep to that Feb 12 13:06:20 hehe ;) Feb 12 13:06:26 don't you agree? Feb 12 13:06:55 Btw guys Feb 12 13:06:59 illume2 is there Feb 12 13:07:01 (mostly) Feb 12 13:07:12 we need people to write usable profiles Feb 12 13:07:18 :P Feb 12 13:07:22 and what about tangogps installed in -lite? Feb 12 13:07:48 JaMa, gps is a core feature Feb 12 13:07:52 I think it's ok Feb 12 13:08:34 the question is what is -lite about, should it be a real minimal shr image? Feb 12 13:08:39 well but -lite image should be also for people doesn't want to download lots of app, but just install whatever they like Feb 12 13:08:52 perhaps we should add an -medium image :) Feb 12 13:08:55 JaMa, ok, so maybe you can strip it Feb 12 13:09:22 I think that size diff between -lite and -full is now so small that it's not worth building both :) Feb 12 13:09:29 medium should have gps, webbrowser Feb 12 13:09:32 maybe :P Feb 12 13:10:09 lite should just have shr-apps + ffalarms + terminal Feb 12 13:10:20 50MB and 73MB for tar.gz Feb 12 13:10:29 that's a 50% Feb 12 13:10:30 diff Feb 12 13:10:32 that's a lot Feb 12 13:11:33 !logs Feb 12 13:11:34 Channel logs for #openmoko-cdevel are archived at: Feb 12 13:11:35 http://hentges.net/tmp/logs/irc/%23openmoko-cdevel Feb 12 13:11:36 Live-logs are available at Feb 12 13:11:37 yes but still too much for gta01 :/ Feb 12 13:11:37 http://hentges.net/tmp/logs/irc/livelogs/%23openmoko-cdevel.livelog Feb 12 13:11:39 See ?? help-logs for usage instructions Feb 12 13:12:03 TAsn: if we strip 10MB from -lite than it hopefully can be installed on gta01 Feb 12 13:12:38 JaMa, we are still too big?! Feb 12 13:12:55 so what about dropping calc + tangogps Feb 12 13:12:59 moin, is there a mirror for livelogs? Feb 12 13:13:09 ~log Feb 12 13:13:11 well, log is http://logs.nslu2-linux.org/livelogs/openmoko-cdevel/ for #openmoko-cdevel only. Maybe you meant "~logs" ? Feb 12 13:13:12 ~logs Feb 12 13:13:15 All conversations are logged to http://ibot.rikers.org/channel, where "channel" is replaced by the URL-encoded channel name, such as %23freenode for #freenode. Lines starting with spaces are not logged. Feb 12 13:13:38 Heinervdm, those aren't livelogs afaik Feb 12 13:13:42 nslu2-log: logs Feb 12 13:13:52 hmm what is "${@get_rdepends(bb, d)} \" in task-shr-minimal-x? Feb 12 13:14:10 Heinervdm, oh nice livelog, ma bad... Feb 12 13:14:12 JesusMcCloud: http://logs.nslu2-linux.org/livelogs/openmoko-cdevel.txt Feb 12 13:14:31 Heinervdm: can we install mdbus2 instead of mdbus by default? in -lite? Feb 12 13:14:37 JaMa: no Feb 12 13:14:49 mdbus2 is not finished Feb 12 13:14:58 it's not really useable Feb 12 13:15:35 ok Feb 12 13:15:49 libmokoui2 is needed to be pulled from task? :/ Feb 12 13:16:52 glibc-utils \ Feb 12 13:16:52 glibc-charmap-utf-8 \ Feb 12 13:16:54 i think there was a problem that it wasn't pulled properly be the pacakge Feb 12 13:16:55 JaMa, libmokoui2 is broken Feb 12 13:16:56 drop it Feb 12 13:16:57 SHR: 03tom 07illume-keyboards * r8d08cff1b4ef 10/ (6 files in 2 dirs): Removed the unused keys icons and changed the home/end keys from icons to text Feb 12 13:17:17 Heinervdm: and that package is still in -lite image? Feb 12 13:17:38 don't know Feb 12 13:18:18 drop it Feb 12 13:18:37 there is so much stuff in minimal :/ Feb 12 13:19:04 whoever needs rsync/screen is able to install them manually or flash full image Feb 12 13:19:58 or maybe I dont understand the word minimal :) Feb 12 13:21:05 sftp, fbset maybe even mdbus mickeyterm can be installed later, don't they? Feb 12 13:23:03 hmm building more minimal -lite locally to see how much I can safe without few apps Feb 12 13:23:11 and now back to work Feb 12 13:23:15 ok Feb 12 13:23:46 pity that installed-packages-sizes.txt cannot be listed with all additional dependencies.. Feb 12 13:24:23 I meen to easily see that some few kb package is pulling 1mb dependencies just because of this 1 package Feb 12 13:27:18 nice would be dependency tree with edges noted with sum of sizes bellow them Feb 12 13:27:35 :) Feb 12 13:31:02 btw my -full image has 109MB :) Feb 12 13:31:21 and also homescreen in illume2 full of medium sized icons :) Feb 12 13:47:31 with purged images we got only about 2MB smaller -full image Feb 12 13:47:41 s/purged images/purged modules/ Feb 12 13:47:41 JaMa meant: with purged modules we got only about 2MB smaller -full image Feb 12 13:48:28 but that means we will get a 2 MB smaller lite image too Feb 12 13:48:47 yes and about 4MB for jffs2 Feb 12 13:48:55 2MB in tar.gz or 2MB jffs2? Feb 12 13:48:58 but still I hoped a bit more Feb 12 13:49:03 2MB was for tar.gz Feb 12 13:49:34 lets see how much will change the stuff I moved from task-shr-minimal to task-shr Feb 12 13:49:51 it can be enough Feb 12 13:50:21 btw task-fonts-truetype-core is imho quite big.. Feb 12 13:50:29 and we have it in shr-image.inc thus for both Feb 12 13:51:34 3 dejavu packages + fontconfig-utils Feb 12 13:51:48 but we need a font Feb 12 13:52:22 ttf-dejavu-common \ Feb 12 13:52:22 ttf-dejavu-sans \ Feb 12 13:52:29 ups not this paste Feb 12 13:52:37 1292KiB /all/ttf-dejavu-sans_2.23-r2.4_all.ipk Feb 12 13:52:44 604KiB /all/ttf-dejavu-sans-mono_2.23-r2.4_all.ipk Feb 12 13:54:18 http://gitorious.org/~jama/openembedded/jama-shr-experimental/commit/2a30658e0cbf24c05c131e045fc3c3465cd2cee3 Feb 12 13:55:32 we're still a bit bigger than shr-lite-eglibc-ipk--20091128-om-gta02.rootfs.jffs2 was :/ Feb 12 13:56:06 what changed since then? Feb 12 13:56:13 illume2? Feb 12 13:56:36 and more fso2 stuff Feb 12 13:57:02 but it was slowly growing so cannot say without comparing all installed-packages-sizes Feb 12 13:57:11 when we drop opimd we can drop python too ;) Feb 12 13:57:22 and ogsmd :) Feb 12 13:57:37 then we can safe half nand and 3/4 cpu :) Feb 12 13:57:44 yes, but in fsogsmd is not that much missing Feb 12 13:58:16 So that should be our goal: drop python Feb 12 13:59:20 images without lots of modules already on buildhost.. I guess you can close those 2 bugs Feb 12 13:59:45 1 is already closed Feb 12 13:59:55 or someone should test that image :) Feb 12 14:00:12 but there will be even less modules after I push and rebuild that iptables moved from -lite Feb 12 14:00:57 now I have to release something at work.. Feb 12 14:24:46 hehe seems like only package pulling etk to image is etk_theme_shr :) Feb 12 14:25:49 even to my FAT image.. Feb 12 14:26:04 :) Feb 12 14:26:20 392 KiB /armv4t/etk-theme-shr_1.1.1-46073+gitr0+1cc80e26a4558dfc2268b349d9a1f468e515bcfb-r2.4_armv4t.ipk Feb 12 15:13:24 I have two GTA02's here which won't charge Feb 12 15:13:46 They wen't very flat and even taking the batt out and holding button in for 15 seconds doesn't get anything to happen Feb 12 15:13:52 is there a secret to making it go? Feb 12 15:20:32 Heinervdm: will take care of the GPRS icon... Feb 12 15:20:42 ok Feb 12 15:23:48 no-one know anything about very-flat batteries? Feb 12 15:25:32 behold! 49M úno 12 16:20 shr-lite-eglibc-ipk--20100212-om-gta02.rootfs.tar.gz Feb 12 15:25:56 yay :) Feb 12 15:26:34 another 3 MB down, but I don't build jffs2 locally.. Feb 12 15:26:59 aha, found it on the wiki: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo_FreeRunner_Battery Feb 12 15:28:26 ubifs on gta01 is really strange.. mkfs.ubifs always fails with "Error: max_leb_cnt too low (5101 needed)" and if I increase that param to 5101 it fails with higher requrement Feb 12 15:29:32 actually it's from "*** glibc detected *** mkfs.ubifs: double free or corruption (!prev): 0x000000000060d0c0 ***" so maybe the error message is some bogus output after fail Feb 12 15:29:53 unexpected exceptional exception number 66 Feb 12 15:39:01 moin Feb 12 16:06:24 llo all Feb 12 16:07:34 didn't vncviewer used to be in the shr repos? Feb 12 16:08:03 mrmoku, opimd: I studied it a bit, and I'm familiar with it's structure, I managed to hack some stuff and do a couple of PoC's for myself to work with (which is good). I now need to think about a correct db structure, and I can't find one atm, I'm still thinking about it :P I think I'll only be able to continue the work after my test on monday :P Feb 12 16:08:05 *exam Feb 12 16:09:34 that is fine :) Feb 12 16:11:03 TAsn: will you disguise as your professor for monday tests? jump up, shout "Hellau" and throw candy to the crowd? :-P Feb 12 16:18:32 DocScrutinizer, what?! Feb 12 16:19:23 mrmoku, I have an idea! Feb 12 16:19:38 mrmoku, what's responsible for installing the keyboards? (in the image?) Feb 12 16:20:00 I think having a meta package called default keyboards, that we won't change ever (unless we REALLY have to) Feb 12 16:20:16 is a good workaround around opkg's unexplainable need to install them all the time :P Feb 12 16:20:18 TAsn: well that's what I'd expect to happen for next monday exams here in D, at least in Koeln and Duesseldorf Feb 12 16:20:26 DocScrutinizer, oh, lol :P Feb 12 16:20:31 crazy germans Feb 12 16:20:38 we are a lot more calm. :P Feb 12 16:20:48 anyone using a good vnc serverfor the FR? Feb 12 16:20:57 * mrmoku prefers to eat candys... instead of throwing them :P Feb 12 16:20:58 and why did x11vnc get kicked out? Feb 12 16:21:10 * Deubeuliou just got a Nexus One, free, from google at an Android event ... Feb 12 16:21:28 wow Feb 12 16:21:33 Zorkman: no idea where and why it got lost Feb 12 16:21:56 * Deubeuliou is toying with it Feb 12 16:22:15 mrmoku, what do you think about my idea? Feb 12 16:22:39 Deubeuliou: porting h:1 on it already :p ? Feb 12 16:22:56 huhu :) not yet Feb 12 16:22:58 Deubeuliou, will you port SHR on it? Feb 12 16:23:06 Deubeuliou: check the firmware for keyloggers :-P Feb 12 16:23:06 but that could be great to have fso on it Feb 12 16:23:09 ah you're from h:1 sorry Feb 12 16:23:10 anyone know how the "vnc" package works from the shr-repo's? Feb 12 16:23:18 Zorkman, nope. Feb 12 16:23:24 DocScrutinizer: it is called "Google" Feb 12 16:23:29 ok Feb 12 16:23:31 Deubeuliou, what are the kernel drivers? what is proprietary? Feb 12 16:23:41 eh, I don't know yet Feb 12 16:23:47 I'm going through the UI for now Feb 12 16:23:53 ok Feb 12 16:23:55 I just got it Feb 12 16:23:57 ok Feb 12 16:25:31 Deubeuliou: and how did you get it :) Feb 12 16:26:10 they were just giving it away to registered people Feb 12 16:26:33 in paris ? Feb 12 16:26:40 "that's the new google gadget. One for free for each of the 4 billion privileged. Charges on bioelectrics, so you should wear it like a necklace all day and night, otherwise it will discharge and you have to expect outages" x-P Feb 12 16:26:49 misc: La Cantine Feb 12 16:26:59 Deubeuliou: damned, i could have got it too Feb 12 16:27:08 ( except i already have too much phone, but well ) Feb 12 16:28:55 I guess the current shr testing still hase all the debug enabled in the kernel? Feb 12 16:29:18 I *HOPE* so Feb 12 16:29:25 why? Feb 12 16:29:32 >:-(( Feb 12 16:29:36 (could really read the ML lately) Feb 12 16:29:51 *couldn't Feb 12 16:30:07 Zorkman: because disabling debug exposed some nasty bugs Feb 12 16:30:15 fair enough Feb 12 16:30:29 I'm temped to say "TOLD YA!!" Feb 12 16:30:42 TAsn: dunno... have to (re-)look into how the keyboards are pulled in Feb 12 16:30:47 bbiab Feb 12 16:30:54 (can't really think why debug info would prevent bugs but....) Feb 12 16:31:07 Zorkman: race conditions Feb 12 16:31:08 Zorkman: races Feb 12 16:31:15 aha Feb 12 16:31:21 so our freerunner is too fast :p Feb 12 16:31:33 or everything is equally slow :) Feb 12 16:33:06 actually it's too slow sometimes, so other things need even more delay :-P Feb 12 16:36:17 tbh there's obviously still a lot of unhandled mutual dependencies. Which needs more layering. love, mutex, and *DEBUG* to spot them Feb 12 16:37:31 check Feb 12 16:37:35 so go on, next step NOPREEMT. Will go flawlessly :-P Feb 12 16:37:56 anyone in here any experience with open-pandora? Feb 12 16:38:18 * DocScrutinizer mumbels "told ya, didn't I? Told ya" Feb 12 16:38:33 i'm looking to support a next "open" initiative (which will give me some joy), any other ideas? Feb 12 16:38:48 you should have shouted in stead of mumbled Doc ;) Feb 12 16:51:40 Zorkman: (next open) mer? Feb 12 16:54:10 mmm good idea, i'll take a look, it's been a long while since i've read anything about it Feb 12 16:54:32 haven't even tried running it on the freerunner Feb 12 16:54:37 anyone any experience? Feb 12 16:55:39 doesn't seem like a lot already works on the FR (http://wiki.maemo.org/Mer/Status) Feb 12 16:56:04 DocScrutinizer: do you by any chance know or can tell if raster's "mystery project" is worth looking out for? Feb 12 16:57:06 I bet it'll be great (like any other decent linux based open phone). No data on how long you had to wait for it though Feb 12 16:57:34 mmm,ok, i'll keep that in mind Feb 12 16:57:45 raster is very "basic apps centric" Feb 12 16:58:44 so there's no community yet which had to build up from scratch, no apps beyonf the basic phone usage when the device hits market... Feb 12 16:59:22 _if_ the device hits the market Feb 12 16:59:30 true Feb 12 16:59:33 and still it's unclear if it will be any more open than e.g. maemo Feb 12 17:00:40 then you bet it will have c-ts Feb 12 17:01:21 "c-ts"? Feb 12 17:01:24 means no stylus, no finegrained pointer resolution, no drawing in gimp or any such app Feb 12 17:01:36 capacitive touchscreen Feb 12 17:01:40 aha capacitive Feb 12 17:04:48 I'd think it will be more like an iPhone competitior than a micro-netbook. Thus I'm not excited that much Feb 12 17:05:34 Doc is a typical n900 user :D Feb 12 17:10:25 JaMa, ping Feb 12 17:14:08 mrmoku, is package index being rebuilt atm? i need mdbus but cannot find it... Feb 12 17:14:22 JesusMcCloud: not by me... Feb 12 17:14:44 JesusMcCloud: but the package is called mickeydbus not mdbus Feb 12 17:15:01 ah, thanx Feb 12 17:15:49 hmmm it got removed during updrade some 10 mins ago Feb 12 17:18:06 JesusMcCloud: it's a python script. If you urgently need it, I suggest to c&p the code to a file in /bin or somewhere Feb 12 17:18:51 DocScrutinizer, already got it, wrong package name was the problem... Feb 12 17:18:56 thx anyway Feb 12 17:19:00 JesusMcCloud: I did exactly that for N900 and it works great ;-) Feb 12 17:19:10 nice! Feb 12 17:19:11 aaah ok Feb 12 17:41:22 (iPhone competitior and not a micro-netbook) I agree, you can't expect something else from samsung Feb 12 17:41:59 That's what I like about SHR so much, it's a proper linux distro :P (except for that damn busybox) Feb 12 17:45:01 and the horrible opkg Feb 12 17:50:30 Flyser, aye :P Feb 12 17:50:37 ^^ Feb 12 17:52:43 mrmoku, What do you think? Should I announce gry theme as the winner of the current theme contest and say we might run another one sometime in the future? Feb 12 17:55:40 mrmoku, is this fixed: http://trac.shr-project.org/trac/ticket/794 ? Feb 12 17:55:46 SHR: 03tom 07libphone-ui * r6ecd97122514 10/TODO: Updated TODO Feb 12 18:02:27 WAAAAAAAAAHHHHRG! stupid GSM not working, fiddling with mdbus (enabling/disabling/wahtever GSM) doenst work either. WWWWWWWWWWWHHHHRG! Feb 12 18:02:49 i can get it to work for about 5 seconds... Feb 12 18:03:07 but then, no matter what i do BOOM! ->gone Feb 12 18:04:48 TAsn: (794) not by me Feb 12 18:05:04 TAsn: (theme contest) something like that, yes Feb 12 18:05:15 mrmoku, ok, cool. Feb 12 18:06:27 mrmoku, has there been any progress investigating the ogsmd issue? (is fsogsmd usable?) Feb 12 18:07:31 mrmoku, one last thing, do keyboards pop automatically when we click an editable field or do you do something special to call em? Feb 12 18:14:42 mrmoku, btw, I found something that may be the reason why x11-16 doesn't work with phoneuid, it's in window.c :P Feb 12 18:16:12 JesusMcCloud: (fsogsmd) last thing I know is that calls/sms should work Feb 12 18:16:19 gprs needs still some love Feb 12 18:16:26 never tried it myself yet though Feb 12 18:16:29 (will change soon :) Feb 12 18:16:45 TAsn: keyboards pop automatically Feb 12 18:16:55 TAsn: (window.c) which part? Feb 12 18:16:59 mrmoku, i.c thanks. Feb 12 18:17:02 mrmoku, keyboard handling Feb 12 18:17:12 there's a function there that calls a software_x11 Feb 12 18:17:15 function Feb 12 18:17:19 ahh he Feb 12 18:17:21 :P Feb 12 18:17:25 and if we use x11-16 it's probably not loaded Feb 12 18:17:27 so it crashes Feb 12 18:17:44 ~lart quickdev Feb 12 18:17:44 * apt sends a legion of lawyers after quickdev's head Feb 12 18:17:46 :) Feb 12 18:17:54 :P Feb 12 18:18:42 to defend him... he started to work with elm very early... when things were not as complete yet and some things did not work Feb 12 18:19:19 mrmoku, I think I'll add support (to ui_utils, or possibly elementary) to set wanted keyboard for a widget Feb 12 18:20:12 TAsn: there is something like that in elementary I think Feb 12 18:20:54 mrmoku, I told you about it, but it works on windows Feb 12 18:21:09 there are two functions Feb 12 18:21:10 elm_win_keyboard_mode_set Feb 12 18:21:13 elm_win_keyboard_win_set Feb 12 18:21:36 yes Feb 12 18:21:38 they work on windows Feb 12 18:21:40 not widgets Feb 12 18:21:49 both? Feb 12 18:21:54 the first Feb 12 18:22:06 the second is used to say you already got a virtual keyboard Feb 12 18:22:09 IIRC Feb 12 18:22:15 i.e like in the dialer application Feb 12 18:22:18 :/ Feb 12 18:22:28 where we don't want another keyboard cause we have our own Feb 12 18:22:30 we should use the second. Feb 12 18:24:12 dinner Feb 12 18:24:13 bbl Feb 12 19:14:19 mickeyl, any news on that one? http://shr-project.org/trac/ticket/890 Feb 12 19:20:02 i'm afraid not. i would need a log that shows the problem Feb 12 19:38:09 someone here to change the topic? Feb 12 19:40:36 Serdar: the topic is free to change. Policy is users are reluctant and sensible with changes Feb 12 19:41:44 JesusMcCloud: pong Feb 12 19:42:02 oh Feb 12 19:42:08 see? Feb 12 19:42:13 JesusMcCloud: mickeydbus was removed automagically? (i guess with task-shr-minimal-cli upgrade? Feb 12 19:42:21 JesusMcCloud: you're using -lite image right? Feb 12 19:43:07 ynezz: 63M Feb 12 16:55 shr-lite-eglibc-ipk--20100212-om-gta01.rootfs.jffs2 can you try to flash it, or is it too big for sure? Feb 12 19:47:34 can be removed in few weeks I guess. Feb 12 19:49:09 * JaMa doesn't see whole videos link... Feb 12 19:49:19 ah now I see Feb 12 19:49:27 codeine isn't happy with avi :-( Feb 12 19:49:50 it's not shown in notice about changed topic but in /topic it's all Feb 12 19:51:49 [2010-02-12 20:42:24] *** Serdar setzt das Kanalthema auf „Openmoko Community Developers Channel - discussion on all firmware images, packages and software | SHR: http://shr-project.org/ | IRC logs: http://hentges.net/tmp/logs/irc/livelogs/%23openmoko-cdevel.livelog | #hackable1 | #openmoko-debian | #qtmoko | #android-on-freerunner | #paroli | hackable:1 rev5 is out ! | CIA notifications in #freesmartphone.org | http://video.fosdem. Feb 12 19:51:50 org/2010/“. Feb 12 19:51:53 no issue here Feb 12 19:52:29 (except the linebreak for excessive length of my post :-P) Feb 12 19:53:52 so:... Feb 12 19:53:52 what are you useing, because Kanalthema sounds neat :> Feb 12 19:53:56 *** Serdar setzt das Kanalthema auf „Openmoko Community Developers Channel - discussion on all firmware images, packages and software | SHR: http://shr-project.org/ | IRC logs: http://hentges.net/tmp/logs/irc/livelogs/%23openmoko-cdevel.livelog | #hackable1 | #openmoko-debian | #qtmoko | #android-on-freerunner | #paroli | hackable:1 rev5 is out ! | CIA notifications in #freesmartphone.org | http://video.fosdem.org/2010/“. Feb 12 19:53:57 mickeyl: is #freesmartphone.org open for shr CIA notifications too? Feb 12 19:54:11 Konveration Feb 12 19:54:22 kde? Feb 12 19:54:27 yup Feb 12 19:54:34 my xchat says only Thema :> Feb 12 19:54:37 KDE4 though :-((( hate it Feb 12 19:54:38 mrmoku: sure thing Feb 12 19:54:45 mrmoku: feel free to add it to the bot Feb 12 19:54:47 why kde4 is nice. Feb 12 19:55:13 I don't get the CIA note Feb 12 19:55:18 mickeyl: how? Feb 12 19:55:50 mickeyl: is this a sort of subliminary advert? :-D Feb 12 19:56:04 heh, i don't think so Feb 12 19:56:06 mickeyl: as we got CIA-47 here Feb 12 19:56:24 mrmoku: what's the shr's project name? Feb 12 19:56:34 * mrmoku checks on the git host Feb 12 19:57:10 $project = 'SHR'; Feb 12 19:57:15 mrmoku: because opkg is so clever to remove orphaned packages and I built stripped image to see size on shr buildhost, can you ack or ask changes for http://gitorious.org/~jama/openembedded/jama-shr-experimental/commit/6cf693522e87a2f58ad8ea7388751eeb0b4f7123 Feb 12 19:57:27 (I don't get the CIA note) ... in topic. As in "I don't understand..." Feb 12 19:59:16 what app to use to view these .avi? On KDE? Feb 12 20:03:03 konsole + mplayer?) Feb 12 20:03:18 JaMa: I'm not sure what the two glibc- things are needed for... other than that all fine Feb 12 20:03:35 max_posedon1: hmm Feb 12 20:04:44 no mplayer on this laptop :-S Feb 12 20:05:39 I'm not even sure player would work better than kaffeine/codeine Feb 12 20:05:53 Mplayer Feb 12 20:06:15 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07msmcomm * r4982f93b3807 10/libmsmcomm/vapi/msmcomm-1.0.vapi: libmsmcomm: vapi: add some missing definitions Feb 12 20:06:16 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07msmcomm * r0c31d3c3fda3 10/msmvterm/src/ (commands.vala terminal.vala): msmvterm: add some more commands Feb 12 20:06:27 vlc :D Feb 12 20:06:55 it does not use kde libs, but it's still qt4 based Feb 12 20:09:13 mpfff, 124M free on / Feb 12 20:10:08 aaah, another interesting idea... microb :-) Feb 12 20:10:38 smplayer :> Feb 12 20:10:49 qt based mplayer Feb 12 20:11:19 mrmoku: ok, I'll push it as-is and if someone founds that it's needed for some package, we'll add it to that package, thanks Feb 12 20:11:38 mrmoku, did you check the keyboards thing? Feb 12 20:12:12 JaMa, did you saw my "ca-cartificates|curl-cert missing" report here? Feb 12 20:12:30 mrmoku, Actually, there's no reason the task package will update as well (unless there were big changes, like the ones JaMa is doing atm) so I don't get why there are getting reinsatlled all the time. Feb 12 20:12:32 TAsn: no... but I enabled empty passwords :( Feb 12 20:12:39 mrmoku, so smile :P Feb 12 20:12:46 did you close the bug or do you want me to do itL? Feb 12 20:13:01 I just comitted it this second... you can close it Feb 12 20:13:07 okie Feb 12 20:13:09 TAsn: and those changes are already in feed.. Feb 12 20:13:09 * mrmoku does not want to touch that bug :/ Feb 12 20:13:22 JaMa: the empty password? Feb 12 20:13:38 no that patch I showed you.. Feb 12 20:14:20 I built it on buildhost, because locally I have a bit different libs (eglibc, efl) so I wasn't able to compare image size properly.. Feb 12 20:14:42 but I didn't expect opkg to start remove already installed packages on opkg upgrade Feb 12 20:15:55 mrmoku, JaMa TAsn , should I open a bug, or its easy fixable? Feb 12 20:16:07 max_posedon, explain what's your issue Feb 12 20:16:09 SHR: 03mok 07libphone-ui * r37fbf1250375 10/TODO: Merge branch 'master' of git+ssh://git.shr-project.org/libphone-ui Feb 12 20:16:14 * TAsn didn't read backlog. Feb 12 20:16:19 SHR: 03mok 07libphone-ui * r3ee260aa8091 10/src/phoneui-utils.c: phoneui-utils: call the callback even on error in phoneui_utils_contact_get Feb 12 20:16:30 mrmoku, /me likes this commit ^ :P Feb 12 20:16:40 TAsn: me too :) Feb 12 20:16:49 was only in contact get? Feb 12 20:17:03 N900 mediaplayer -> "unsupported media format" :-(( Feb 12 20:17:13 TAsn: did not yet check all of them... just had to commit something to see if CIA puts them in #freesmartphone.org :P Feb 12 20:17:25 TAsn, /etc/ssl not present, not any sertificates installet, Ventura can't open gmail Feb 12 20:17:34 no curl-certs, ca-certificates in feed Feb 12 20:17:56 max_posedon, i c. Feb 12 20:18:06 max_posedon, open a ticket please, yeah (package request) Feb 12 20:18:12 btw, OT, how's ventura? Feb 12 20:18:14 is it efl? Feb 12 20:18:46 yes Feb 12 20:18:54 To enable https pages :- Feb 12 20:18:55 1. get the latest version of libcurl4 and curl-certs from angstrom. Feb 12 20:18:55 2. install them Feb 12 20:18:55 3. Copy /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt from your desktop to the same location in the FR Feb 12 20:18:55 lol Feb 12 20:18:59 from ML Feb 12 20:19:06 (ventura announcement) Feb 12 20:19:13 nice lol, feeds haven't curl-certs now Feb 12 20:19:30 I like it, really nice browser) Feb 12 20:19:35 max_posedon, while you are at it Feb 12 20:19:43 wait, is ventura is in feeds? Feb 12 20:19:51 if not, while you are at it, mind requesting that as well? :P Feb 12 20:19:54 max_posedon: if there is recipe for that, no need for ticket.. Feb 12 20:20:02 max_posedon: I would add it now Feb 12 20:20:12 TAsn, yes, ventura in feeds Feb 12 20:20:16 TAsn: I added ventura about 3 week ago.. Feb 12 20:20:42 TAsn: you don't remmember me, and sometimes I have feeling you're ignoring my commits to oe.dev :P Feb 12 20:20:51 JaMa, thanks :P Feb 12 20:20:55 JaMa, I don't follow oe.dev commits Feb 12 20:21:03 I only follow shr/fso/e Feb 12 20:21:06 TAsn: follow shr/unstable :P Feb 12 20:21:17 is there an rssih way to do it? Feb 12 20:21:21 DocScrutinizer, so, I still suggest mplayer or vlc Feb 12 20:22:35 * Package libewebkit0 wants to install file /usr/share/webkit-1.0/resources/error.html Feb 12 20:22:38 But that file is already provided by package * libwebkit-1.0-2 Feb 12 20:22:41 * Cannot find package ventura. Feb 12 20:22:51 mrmoku, opkg update? I just installed it ;P Feb 12 20:22:59 mrmoku: shr-u? Feb 12 20:23:26 TAsn: gitorious has rss if you want (koen is tracking oe.dev) and I have shr-experimental there :) Feb 12 20:23:39 JaMa, link? :P Feb 12 20:23:51 JaMa: yup Feb 12 20:24:08 updated about two hours ago or so Feb 12 20:24:11 * mrmoku updates again Feb 12 20:25:10 JaMa: ok... lots of updates :P Feb 12 20:25:11 TAsn: http://gitorious.org/openembedded/openembedded/commits/org.openembedded.dev Feb 12 20:26:16 thanks Feb 12 20:28:16 also, I would like to add, that ventura first really usable browser on neo. Feb 12 20:28:41 hmm... still the same Feb 12 20:28:43 max_posedon: so what about that cacert recipe? iirc heinervdm was saying that there is something already? Feb 12 20:29:12 JaMa, I don't know, cacert present in feeds and will helps me? Feb 12 20:29:29 wow Feb 12 20:29:31 I was from phone there just for short term today Feb 12 20:29:31 ventura rocks Feb 12 20:29:39 mrmoku, what do you think about replacing midori? Feb 12 20:29:42 :P Feb 12 20:29:55 max_posedon: ok, I'll check backlog Feb 12 20:30:11 TAsn: removing midori right now Feb 12 20:30:21 mrmoku, from image? Feb 12 20:30:41 ah curl-certs Feb 12 20:30:43 JaMa, the link is shr only? (commits look like it, name does not) Feb 12 20:30:56 TAsn: link is oe.dev only :) Feb 12 20:31:02 okie Feb 12 20:31:16 TAsn: no need to watch shr/unstable.. Feb 12 20:31:29 not many commits anyway? Feb 12 20:31:44 no it's equal to oe.dev Feb 12 20:32:53 oh ok. Feb 12 20:32:57 anyhow, added to rss Feb 12 20:33:02 will stop ignoring your work :P Feb 12 20:33:15 hehe :) Feb 12 20:34:41 btw even dillo2 after last upgrade behaved better than midori.. Feb 12 20:34:51 max_posedon: oh yes... ventura is nice :) Feb 12 20:34:58 TAsn: from my install Feb 12 20:35:04 oh :P Feb 12 20:35:15 no reason why to do that Feb 12 20:35:22 as next upgrade will install it again anyway :P Feb 12 20:35:31 but I you have my vote to dump midori in favour of ventura Feb 12 20:35:39 and no... because I have a light image installed ;) Feb 12 20:36:26 sending an email to shr-user Feb 12 20:37:05 (asking for opinions) Feb 12 20:37:13 TAsn: about -lite image? Feb 12 20:37:24 JaMa, about all images (that include midori atm) Feb 12 20:37:58 ah good Feb 12 20:39:26 last gta02 -lite image is smaller than was :) shr-lite-eglibc-ipk--20091128-om-gta02.rootfs.jffs2 65 instead of 68M :) Feb 12 20:41:03 hehe grep for mickey in recipes.. Feb 12 20:41:05 recipes/tasks/task-shr.bb: mickeydbus \ Feb 12 20:41:05 recipes/tasks/task-shr.bb: mickeyterm \ Feb 12 20:41:05 recipes/nonworking/tetex/tetex_3.0.bb: echo "mickey _is_ cool - he tamed the tetex buildsystem" Feb 12 20:41:08 recipes/nonworking/tetex/tetex_3.0.bb: echo "mickey sucks - he adds easter eggs in output that no one will ever read..." Feb 12 20:41:33 heh Feb 12 20:41:50 that's long ago... Feb 12 20:45:52 mickeyl: after this renaming stuff I guess you consider mdbus2 and mterm2 asi full replacement for older mdbus and mterm? Feb 12 20:46:06 mickeyl: or should be build both packages ie for feeds? Feb 12 20:47:14 i'd package them both for a couple of more weeks Feb 12 20:47:17 some things are still missing Feb 12 20:47:25 but the speed improvement is an important argument Feb 12 20:47:47 should I make the poll hidden or it doesn't matter? Feb 12 20:49:04 ok, sent. Feb 12 20:49:23 poll? did you saw any person who like midori and doesn't ventura?) Feb 12 20:49:28 anybody, here?) Feb 12 20:49:46 mickeyl: ok, can they be installed both? or which one to ship with image and which one only in feed? Feb 12 20:50:08 max_posedon: what's ventura? Feb 12 20:50:09 no conflicts, can both be installed Feb 12 20:52:08 lindi-, owesome browser, its might be new name of elm-browser but I'm not sure Feb 12 20:52:15 but its really nice, and usable! Feb 12 20:52:21 even with illume keyboard Feb 12 20:52:32 max_posedon: is it openmoko-only? Feb 12 20:52:52 defenetly not) Feb 12 20:53:12 first hit on google is just about openmoko Feb 12 20:53:16 but I'm not author Feb 12 20:53:25 because it written for openmoko Feb 12 20:53:36 and UI designed for it Feb 12 20:53:57 I don't belive that sources can be `only for openmoko`) Feb 12 20:54:23 max_posedon: well, maybe it only runs as root or something equally silly? you never know :P Feb 12 20:54:38 so, just fix it!) Feb 12 20:55:40 lindi-, lol, it's funny that you consider the broken "run as root" to be openmoko only :P We are not the only idiot.s Feb 12 20:55:43 :) Feb 12 20:56:49 TAsn: usually having the program in at least two different desktop distributions means that it won't have silly things like that Feb 12 20:57:07 max_posedon: yes.. it's name c_c had in sources and .desktop file in elm-browser repo, soI named it in SHR ventura directly Feb 12 20:57:08 lindi-, yep. Feb 12 20:57:12 max_posedon: it calls "org.freesmartphone.ousaged", Feb 12 20:57:18 max_posedon: looks pretty openmoko only to me Feb 12 20:57:28 freesmartphone.org: 03mok 07libframeworkd-glib * r636f6092b331 10/src/ (9 files in 3 dirs): Feb 12 20:57:28 freesmartphone.org: ogsmd: add support for GSM.PDP interface Feb 12 20:57:28 freesmartphone.org: Signed-off-by: Klaus Kurzmann Feb 12 20:57:29 lindi-, it does? WHY THE HECK? Feb 12 20:57:31 * mickeyl notes FSO is not openmoko only Feb 12 20:57:32 max_posedon: i don't have org.freesmartphone on my PC Feb 12 20:57:44 TAsn: requesting Display.. Feb 12 20:57:48 mrmoku, are you fixing that "show gprs in idle_screen" issue? :P Feb 12 20:57:49 JaMa, sucks Feb 12 20:57:51 mickeyl: ok, point taken :) Feb 12 20:57:53 :P Feb 12 20:57:54 yup Feb 12 20:57:57 browser should not request display Feb 12 20:58:01 * TAsn hates ventura Feb 12 20:58:02 :P Feb 12 20:58:14 TAsn: yes.. not sure why c_c added that in last change.. Feb 12 20:58:18 so, sorry, but, what about ssl serts? which package should I install?) Feb 12 20:58:56 * JaMa trying why curl-certs wasn't built (even that recipe says it should) Feb 12 20:59:09 max_posedon: it also hardcodes paths: elm_icon_file_set(ic, "/usr/share/ventura/icon_left_arrow.png", NULL); Feb 12 20:59:21 max_posedon: this doesn't really work well if I want to install it to /usr/local Feb 12 20:59:42 do you know how much packages have similar bugs? Feb 12 20:59:45 80% Feb 12 21:00:03 lindi-: yeah.. it noticed that this is usually pain of quick-hacked small apps usually for fr :/ Feb 12 21:00:04 max_posedon: sure Feb 12 21:00:07 lindi-, That's a common decease :P Feb 12 21:00:09 max_posedon: but it's no excuse to make them :) Feb 12 21:00:20 lindi-: even expecting /home/root as user home dir.. Feb 12 21:00:23 JaMa: yep Feb 12 21:00:34 lindi-, its no excuse if you won't sent patches if you dislike it) Feb 12 21:00:34 lindi-, ok, so it is a root only openmoko only app :P Feb 12 21:00:46 lindi-, so, its YOUR fault) Feb 12 21:00:53 max_posedon: no, i prefer sending patches to programs that I use :) Feb 12 21:00:56 hum there are a few upgrades since last time... is it safe? Feb 12 21:01:13 lindi-, patch to make midori usable will be much harder) Feb 12 21:01:45 max_posedon: just helped debugging a bug in webkit that affects midori Feb 12 21:01:56 * JaMa sometimes feels a bit sad, that everybody wants to devel his own shiny new app instead of improving some sane older app.. but I understand it why it's nicer to do something from scratch.. Feb 12 21:02:11 max_posedon: and a bug in Xorg that affects everyone with touchscreen :) Feb 12 21:02:31 JaMa: yep Feb 12 21:02:44 "xserver-xorg-input-tslib: "xset q" crashes X server" -- http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=569337 Feb 12 21:03:31 It'd be probably a week of work to make SHR root-free Feb 12 21:03:38 max_posedon: "sprintf(home_dir, "%s", getenv(name));" -- found a buffer overflow :) Feb 12 21:03:40 just noone motivated enough to do it Feb 12 21:03:56 mickeyl: never underestimate the work :) Feb 12 21:04:15 mickeyl, that's not entirely true Feb 12 21:04:23 mickeyl, I'm motivated enough, I just don't have time :P Feb 12 21:04:29 and I do plan on doing it Feb 12 21:04:32 after my test on monday Feb 12 21:04:39 I have a list of stuff I want to do Feb 12 21:04:51 IIRC dos or someone else was trying that before we switched from shr/import and he had installed image quite working.. Feb 12 21:04:57 hehe, well Feb 12 21:04:58 there's a quick fix I need to do in elementary, do major work on opimd Feb 12 21:04:59 any reason is good Feb 12 21:05:00 mickeyl: making ogsmd run as non-root is not easy Feb 12 21:05:02 make shr root free :P Feb 12 21:05:03 etc Feb 12 21:05:13 lindi-, and not needed Feb 12 21:05:17 TAsn: why not? Feb 12 21:05:30 very easy, if you don't view the problem on just one layer Feb 12 21:05:31 I mean less needed Feb 12 21:05:35 you need to view it holistic Feb 12 21:05:44 I was running SHR apps (those from year ago) as a normal user with absolutely no problem Feb 12 21:05:46 TAsn: it's a network service (parses SMS messages sent to me), it is not nice to have to run it as root Feb 12 21:05:47 remove the sysfs interface for flow control Feb 12 21:05:47 JaMa: just updated. WTF: Package cups wants to install file /etc/pam.d/cups But that file is already provided by package * libpam-base-files? Feb 12 21:05:53 substitute it with something controllable as user Feb 12 21:05:55 job done Feb 12 21:06:01 lindi-, ok, got me :P Feb 12 21:06:16 mickeyl: but then you need to run ogsmd as a separate process and other parts of frameworkd as separate processes too since they still need root? Feb 12 21:06:25 The framework itself is fine as root, isn't it? :) Feb 12 21:06:30 lindi-: correct Feb 12 21:06:31 thrashold: no :) Feb 12 21:06:36 lindi-: Why no? Feb 12 21:06:39 lindi-: fsogsmd Feb 12 21:06:46 mickeyl: but that's not ogsmd Feb 12 21:06:52 thrashold: since it's not needed Feb 12 21:06:56 lindi-, btw, I'm going to start working on userland apps Feb 12 21:06:59 not system daemons Feb 12 21:07:05 thrashold: running all those services as root is not nice Feb 12 21:07:05 i.e let the user be non Feb 12 21:07:08 root Feb 12 21:07:10 first Feb 12 21:07:16 lindi-: ok, if you want to keep ogsmd, then you need to run it in a seperate python process Feb 12 21:08:04 lindi-: Would you suggest that every framework daemon is ran as a seperate user that has access only to the parts of the system it needs? :) Feb 12 21:08:56 mickeyl: ogsmd also spawns pppd which needs root privs Feb 12 21:09:05 thrashold: yep Feb 12 21:09:25 lindi-: I don't think the freerunner has enough RAM for that :) Feb 12 21:09:27 thrashold: or the whole framework could run as its own user Feb 12 21:09:42 thrashold: that'd still be better than running all that as root Feb 12 21:10:03 mickeyl: and ogsmd also overwrites /etc/resolv.conf which needs root privs Feb 12 21:10:11 yeah yeah Feb 12 21:10:15 it's more work for ogsmd Feb 12 21:10:20 much less work for fsogsmd Feb 12 21:10:22 i think we really should think about different user, but on the dbus interface Feb 12 21:10:26 You would still have to give it permissions for almost everything, gsm, power management, bluetooth, gps Feb 12 21:10:55 thrashold: yes Feb 12 21:11:06 i would not care much about the daemons Feb 12 21:11:11 i would rather start above the dbus line Feb 12 21:11:14 but that might require some fixes for opkg to add the required right to a package Feb 12 21:11:15 once that's done Feb 12 21:11:16 I'm more concerned that the framework practically allows a normal user to shutdown the phone and do other unpleasant things Feb 12 21:11:17 we can talk about below Feb 12 21:12:00 mickeyl, exactly what I plan on doing (like I said before) I'll first "attack" the user applications Feb 12 21:12:04 and env Feb 12 21:12:05 good Feb 12 21:12:07 only then the system daemon. Feb 12 21:12:08 s Feb 12 21:12:13 and the system as a whole. Feb 12 21:12:21 once that's done we can turn our eyes to the services Feb 12 21:12:24 i don't think i've ever run X applications as root on openmoko Feb 12 21:12:25 all nicely modular by now Feb 12 21:12:30 If you want to allow a user to use, for example, Bluetooth, the user needs access to ousaged, which allows him to shutdown the phone. Feb 12 21:12:31 and can drop privileges Feb 12 21:12:37 lindi-, :P Feb 12 21:12:44 that made me ignore many applications. for example mokomaze Feb 12 21:12:56 mokomaze works great as normal user for me? Feb 12 21:13:15 OK, if you give your user access to the accelerometers and vibrator ;/ Feb 12 21:13:16 thrashold, you can resrict access from within the daemon Feb 12 21:13:28 thrashold: you can't give normal user access to the vibrator due to the /sys api Feb 12 21:13:45 thrashold, you can even have finer granularity like resource_bluetooth group, but this requires the following: Feb 12 21:13:54 lindi-: chmod 666 /sys/class/leds/neo1973\:vibrator/brightness ? Feb 12 21:13:59 thrashold: it uses delay_on Feb 12 21:14:03 thrashold, I was also that naive Feb 12 21:14:04 patch opkg to create a user for each package with a bin Feb 12 21:14:28 TAsn: What's wrong with that? Feb 12 21:14:30 thrashold: (i think, hmm, i am wrong) Feb 12 21:14:36 add a field what the package is allowed to to and add this user to the group Feb 12 21:14:58 thrashold, lindi- says it doesn't work correctly or something like that. Feb 12 21:15:03 lindi-, explain ^ Feb 12 21:15:30 anyhow, I'm off again. Feb 12 21:15:31 ciao. Feb 12 21:15:32 chmod 666 /dev/input/event2 /dev/input/event3 /sys/class/leds/neo1973\:vibrator/brightness # This makes mokomaze work for me :) Feb 12 21:15:52 I'm not sure if there are possible unpleasant side effects with regards to security, though Feb 12 21:15:54 thrashold: http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11612 is the issue Feb 12 21:17:26 speaking of bugs btw, can you reproduce http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=569143 on any non-debian system? ;) Feb 12 21:18:31 Yep, using the vibrator for Mokomaze over dbus would suck :/ Feb 12 21:21:04 I'm having a weird conflict, trying to install ventura Feb 12 21:21:19 * Package libewebkit0 wants to install file /usr/share/webkit-1.0/resources/error.html Feb 12 21:21:19 But that file is already provided by package * libwebkit-1.0-2 Feb 12 21:21:48 max_posedon: curl-certs is empty because latest curl doesn't have certs in source (only some test certs) and I haven't found any usable recipe in oe.dev so please fill that ticket and temporary install http://packages.debian.org/sid/ca-certificates Feb 12 21:22:10 ThibG: yeah, -force-overwrite it Feb 12 21:22:26 ok Feb 12 21:23:49 TAsn: as you started some ventura/ewebkit testers :P, how will we resolve this? ^^ I proposed RDEPENDS on normal webkit and dropping error.html from ewebkit Feb 12 21:24:13 JaMa, I have an even better idea Feb 12 21:24:20 dropping error.html from ewebkit Feb 12 21:24:22 TAsn: but koen also sent me and email with warning that there is also file collision between those 2 in staging dir Feb 12 21:24:26 and not doing an RDEPENDS Feb 12 21:24:37 :P Feb 12 21:24:40 TAsn: but then it will be missing for people with only ewebkit Feb 12 21:24:58 it's only an error page :P Feb 12 21:25:21 that was you complaining about this case :) http://patchwork.dev.bearstech.com/patch/604/ Feb 12 21:26:04 I know Feb 12 21:26:11 lindi-, can reproduce it on my debian box. By the way, have you experienced some weird display with webkit? (I have, not sure if it comes from webkit or my video driver, though) Feb 12 21:26:13 but ffs that's starting to be really annoying Feb 12 21:26:20 so should i push it as it is? Feb 12 21:26:30 JaMa, I guess Feb 12 21:26:57 it builds quite long.. good task for buildhost over night ;) Feb 12 21:27:30 JaMa, Installing ca-certificates (20090814) to root... Feb 12 21:27:30 Collected errors: Feb 12 21:27:30 * ERROR: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for ca-certificates: Feb 12 21:27:30 * debconf (>= 0.5) | debconf-2.0 * Feb 12 21:27:35 should just ignore deps? Feb 12 21:30:01 JaMa, installing the debian deosn't look like it'll work Feb 12 21:30:03 TAsn: where did you finde that? Feb 12 21:30:11 your link Feb 12 21:30:13 ahh from deb :) Feb 12 21:30:23 TAsn: can you be bit more specific? Feb 12 21:30:40 lindi-, about? Feb 12 21:30:46 whoops, wrong nick Feb 12 21:30:52 ThibG: can you be bit more specific? Feb 12 21:31:18 lindi-, well, from time to time, some parts of the display are not redrawn, it seems Feb 12 21:31:30 it happens when scrolling, but it's seems to be quite random Feb 12 21:32:04 ThibG: which X driver are you using? Feb 12 21:32:15 nouveau :) Feb 12 21:32:39 TAsn: I would install it manually.. Feb 12 21:32:41 ThibG: probably video driver issue then :) Feb 12 21:33:18 not sure, it's the only app I see doing that, and bugs are common with webkit :/ Feb 12 21:33:32 lindi-: (make SHR nonroot, http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11612) just funny how all of that has been targeted by some rant of me here on IRC months ago, and nobody (except dos) actually was interested Feb 12 21:33:52 that said, that's probably the only application I use that have to handle such larges graphical objects Feb 12 21:34:33 /usr/lib/opkg/info/ca-certificates.postinst: .: line 145: can't open '/usr/share/debconf/confmodule' Feb 12 21:34:36 DocScrutinizer: things get lost in IRC :) Feb 12 21:35:54 JaMa, and without it: find /etc/ssl/ -type f | wc -l => 0 Feb 12 21:36:09 IIRC I dabted about session bus vs system bus for soem dbus subsystems just yesterday here Feb 12 21:37:00 wait, wasn't that phoneuid or soemsuch? Feb 12 21:37:36 max_posedon: enabled certs are copied/linked to /etc/ssl from ./usr/share/ca-certificates/ Feb 12 21:37:49 gmail + ssl works Feb 12 21:37:54 max_posedon: without debconf you have to do it manually Feb 12 21:38:11 it's just that finger scrolling doesn't work with gmail Feb 12 21:38:21 * JaMa going to play with gf instead of fr .. gnite Feb 12 21:38:25 JaMa, where do they take the content from? repos around the world or their own? Feb 12 21:38:32 JaMa, I'm off too Feb 12 21:38:33 cioao. Feb 12 21:38:56 oh, nvm Feb 12 21:38:59 it's not finger scrolling Feb 12 21:39:05 the whole phone is not responsive Feb 12 21:39:06 :P Feb 12 21:39:18 yep ;( Feb 12 21:39:50 ok, came back to life, mostly. Feb 12 21:39:50 I said dozens of times "move to a decent user permissions and account scheme NOW, as you will really feel doomed if one day you realize how all the apps are broken wrt assuming they can access everything just because devels run them as root (vibrator e.g.)" Feb 12 21:41:57 implement a decent XDM alike autentication scheme, maybe coupled with PIN query... Feb 12 21:45:43 common notion still seems "let's cope with this later. For now it's much more fun to create a huge pile of mess, and run that as root. Who cares?" Feb 12 21:47:37 * DocScrutinizer - when seeing apps like midori or xchat are patched to "fix" that "don't run me as root!!!" warning - feels like WTF?? >:-((( Feb 12 21:49:23 different people value different things obviously, fortunately we still have choice in the openmoko land to not run them as root :) Feb 12 22:01:20 'night Feb 12 22:01:36 SHR: 03mok 07libphone-ui * r27bccebfc694 10/src/ (phoneui-info.c phoneui-info.h): phoneui-info: add callback handling for PDP network status Feb 12 22:01:48 :P Feb 12 22:34:00 hi, i just flashed my gta02 device on the latest shr release. Now after flashing i can't do "opkg" - command not found. The last time i flashed my device the opkg command was working. Do i have to install it manually or is there a path missing? Feb 12 22:37:03 kratos: what image did you use.. Feb 12 22:37:06 ? Feb 12 22:38:42 i flashed via neotool (full-om-gta02.jffs2; uImage-2.6.29-oe11+gitr119862+a15608f241a40b41fed5bffe511355c2067c4e88-r8-om-gta02.bin) Feb 12 22:40:08 and rootfs image version? Feb 12 22:42:09 i used the one from: http://build.shr-project.org/shr-unstable/images/om-gta02/full-om-gta02.jffs2 - sorry can't find a versionnumber Feb 12 22:49:15 well ... ok. Now it works - don't ask me what i did, but now everything seem fine. Thanks JaMa for helping me Feb 12 23:16:15 hi Feb 12 23:19:44 mickey|bbl: | /usr/lib/libgcc_s.so.1: file not recognized: File format not recognized Feb 12 23:19:46 wtf? Feb 12 23:25:47 can someone point me to a working qi version, i tried some of the "http://downloads.openmoko.org/distro/" repo, but none works :( (uboot works fine) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Feb 13 02:59:58 2010