**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Jun 13 02:59:56 2010
Jun 13 09:34:09 <richy> hi everybody. How can i compile own packages for shr?
Jun 13 09:34:30 <richy> i set up http://shr-project.org/trac/wiki/Building%20SHR
Jun 13 09:34:49 <richy> but what to do now?
Jun 13 09:42:52 <mrmoku> richy: to build packages you need bitbake build instructions for it
Jun 13 09:43:18 <mrmoku> richy: take a look in openembedded/recipes to get some inspiration
Jun 13 09:48:41 <richy> mrmoku: correct? http://wiki.openembedded.net/index.php/Getting_started
Jun 13 09:53:49 <mrmoku> richy: that's a good starting point, yes
Jun 13 09:54:21 <richy> perfect! thanks :)
Jun 13 09:54:25 <mrmoku> np :)
Jun 13 10:00:59 <richy> mrmoku: are there bb-files for existing software in shr-repo?
Jun 13 10:01:33 <mrmoku> richy: there is no shr-repo for bb-files
Jun 13 10:01:41 <richy> okay
Jun 13 10:01:42 <mrmoku> we usethe oe repo
Jun 13 10:02:53 <richy> located at (url)?
Jun 13 10:03:51 <ferluszt> richy: http://cgit.openembedded.org/cgit.cgi/openembedded/tree/recipes/shr
Jun 13 10:04:17 <mrmoku> richy: if you have setup your build env according to http://shr-project.org/trac/wiki/Building%20SHR then you have it in shr-unstable/openembedded
Jun 13 10:04:29 <richy> fantastic support here!! thank you again ;)
Jun 13 11:21:30 <gena2x> hi all.
Jun 13 11:21:54 <gena2x> did anyone tested my patch for #2328?
Jun 13 11:22:05 <gena2x> (touchscreen stop working)?
Jun 13 11:22:20 <gena2x> ^^ JaMa|GoNe 
Jun 13 11:22:42 <GarthPS> hi all (too :) )
Jun 13 11:22:50 <GarthPS> no not me gena2x
Jun 13 11:23:17 <GarthPS> does some one know why I can't forward anymore the 2947 port?
Jun 13 11:23:33 <gena2x> :)
Jun 13 11:23:46 <GarthPS> somme week ago I could  ssh -L 2947:localhost:2947 root@moko
Jun 13 11:24:04 <GarthPS> but now whe i do this I have tis
Jun 13 11:24:19 <GarthPS> bind: Address already in use
Jun 13 11:24:19 <GarthPS> channel_setup_fwd_listener: cannot listen to port: 2947
Jun 13 11:24:19 <GarthPS> Could not request local forwarding.
Jun 13 11:24:19 <GarthPS> Last login: Sun Jun 13 12:20:33 2010 from 192.168.0.200
Jun 13 11:25:14 <GarthPS> and I am connected but without forwarding my port
Jun 13 11:25:23 <gena2x> not a answer: last time i stuck with similar probem in FR, and all ends up that i had default gateway to '192.168.1.2' instead of '192.168.1.3' i spend half of day to find it :)
Jun 13 11:25:50 <gena2x> but about your problem - someone just already sit on your port...
Jun 13 11:26:04 <lindi-> GarthPS: you already have ssh connection that does the same forwarding?
Jun 13 11:26:11 <gena2x> netstat -atnp will show your show
Jun 13 11:26:37 <GarthPS> lindi-: no !
Jun 13 11:26:51 <gena2x> s/your show/your who/
Jun 13 11:26:51 <apt> gena2x meant: netstat -atnp will show your who
Jun 13 11:27:10 <gena2x>  /only busybox have no -p/
Jun 13 11:27:13 <GarthPS> gena2x, apt: thx
Jun 13 11:27:35 <gena2x> apt is bot help to correcting mistakes
Jun 13 11:28:00 <GarthPS> gena2x, apt: on my laptop I have this
Jun 13 11:28:03 <GarthPS> tcp6       0      0 ::1:2947                :::*                    LISTEN      -    
Jun 13 11:28:21 <GarthPS> 5i mean one line is containing 2947 port)
Jun 13 11:28:59 <gena2x> i don't know if tcp6 can be related to issue
Jun 13 11:29:53 <gena2x> also check ports on moko
Jun 13 11:30:09 <gena2x> oh, no.
Jun 13 11:30:17 <gena2x> you forwarding it :)
Jun 13 11:30:43 <GarthPS> on th moko i have this
Jun 13 11:30:45 <GarthPS> tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:2947          0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      721/fso-gpsd
Jun 13 11:31:03 <gena2x> look ok
Jun 13 11:31:15 <gena2x> try to run netstat on host from root
Jun 13 11:31:35 <gena2x> this may show you real owner of port
Jun 13 11:32:22 <gena2x> i mean 'with root user provoleges'
Jun 13 11:32:39 <GarthPS> gena2x: ohhh ohh thx :)
Jun 13 11:32:50 <GarthPS> I have already a gpsd here :p
Jun 13 11:33:02 <gena2x> have fun :)
Jun 13 11:33:23 <GarthPS> gena2x: thxx!
Jun 13 12:01:07 <GarthPS> someone knows something about libgps in openembedded or in shr ?
Jun 13 12:22:12 <Wonka> my X fails to start... https://chaos.in-kiel.de/~w/filedump/2010/06/13/x.log
Jun 13 12:22:37 <Wonka> any idea what's wrong there?
Jun 13 12:23:33 <phh> X -logverbose 6 and see /var/log/Xorg.0.log not console result
Jun 13 12:23:45 <Wonka> that's /tmp/x.log
Jun 13 12:23:58 <Wonka> moment
Jun 13 12:23:58 <phh> (==) Log file: "/var/log/Xorg.0.log", Time: Sun Jun 13 12:48:58 2010
Jun 13 12:24:04 <phh> clearly not the actual log file.
Jun 13 12:25:01 <Wonka> yes
Jun 13 12:26:51 <Wonka> hmm. seems not to be that X doesn't start but that it's shut down again O.o
Jun 13 12:42:26 <Wonka> aaah, found it. there was an "exit 0" in /etc/X11/Xsession.d/80zhone
Jun 13 12:42:39 <phh> -_-'
Jun 13 12:43:11 <Wonka> removed that. works now.
Jun 13 12:43:23 <Wonka> will now remove the whole file...
Jun 13 12:43:39 <Wonka> don't want to have zhone start on bootup, but only sometimes.
Jun 13 14:09:56 <GNUtoo|laptop> ls
Jun 13 14:09:59 <GNUtoo|laptop> oops
Jun 13 14:16:25 <DocScrutinizer> ls: cannot access oops: No such file or directory
Jun 13 14:24:08 <ThibG> larsc, fixed an error in glamo-mci when unloading the module (this is unrelated to threaded IRQs and mmc_host_{enable,disable})
Jun 13 14:25:36 <ThibG> however, for some reason, a delayed work isn't always cancelled, using mmc_host_{enable,disable} (tried a few modprobe -r glamo-mci && modprobe glamo-mci, and eventually got an oops from a delayed work)
Jun 13 14:29:29 <ThibG> (a mmc_host_deeper_disable delayed call)
Jun 13 14:47:09 <mickeyl> evening
Jun 13 14:47:46 <gena2x> i want to check state of bluetooth headsets support in FSO. where can i get code?
Jun 13 14:49:05 <gena2x> i see http://git.freesmartphone.org/ but many modules where
Jun 13 14:49:33 <gena2x> of it is hardcoded somewhere in other parts of SHR
Jun 13 14:49:40 <gena2x> or nowhere at all?
Jun 13 14:57:52 <gena2x> common guys, tell me please.
Jun 13 14:58:20 <mickeyl> ophoned contains code for HFP
Jun 13 14:58:39 <gena2x> mickeyl: thanks
Jun 13 15:01:09 <mickeyl> it's in frameworkd (the python version)
Jun 13 15:02:27 <gena2x> and where is version which is currently used in SHR?
Jun 13 15:05:25 <mickeyl> git.fso
Jun 13 15:05:33 <mickeyl> i don't know which revision they're shipping
Jun 13 15:05:43 <mickeyl> likely master or something close to master
Jun 13 15:05:56 <gena2x> thanks
Jun 13 15:16:29 <ThibG> larsc, in fact, mmc_stop_host calls mmc_release_host which calls mmc_host_lazy_disable, launching a delayed work
Jun 13 15:58:21 <DocScrutinizer2> mickeyl: on shr-user ML there's a question about SMS rx by FSO. Do you like to comment?
Jun 13 15:58:46 <mickeyl> DocScrutinizer2: this is about the only ML i'm not on
Jun 13 15:58:57 <DocScrutinizer2> mickeyl: :-)
Jun 13 15:59:05 <mickeyl> do you have a link to the msg?
Jun 13 15:59:09 <mickeyl> (web archive perhaps?)
Jun 13 15:59:50 <DocScrutinizer2> mickeyl: it seems he's on SHR testing, and there still is the problem of SMS rx timing out occasionally, and SMS is stored to SIM then
Jun 13 16:00:15 <DocScrutinizer2> dunno about web archives. I guess there are anyway
Jun 13 16:01:20 <DocScrutinizer2> mickeyl: I think my question just was if this issue has been addressed in newer versions of FSO, so timeouts on SMS rx are handled gracefully
Jun 13 16:02:33 <mickeyl> SHR has direct delivery configured
Jun 13 16:03:16 <DocScrutinizer2> which is kinda flawed when resume from suspend is a bit slow for whatever reason
Jun 13 16:04:18 <DocScrutinizer2> >>I got the same problem several times. I was sent a SMS as the FR was suspended, it lighted on (but no ringing/virbrating signal as it should do), I actived it and checked the message but no message was in the inbox.<<
Jun 13 16:06:18 <mickeyl> wow, where did it go then?
Jun 13 16:15:42 <CIA-59> freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * rd7eb535642cd 10/fsotdld/src/ (4 files in 3 dirs): fsotdld: repair provider_gps_nmea; works as GPS time source again
Jun 13 16:18:55 <mickeyl> hmm
Jun 13 16:19:14 * mickeyl waiting for a serious cold start of a ublox4 chip
Jun 13 16:19:27 <mickeyl> didn't turn it on for several months
Jun 13 16:19:31 <mickeyl> taking ages now to get a fix
Jun 13 16:21:40 <mickeyl> hmm, time i have
Jun 13 16:21:42 <mickeyl> but nothing more
Jun 13 16:22:34 <DocScrutinizer> don't try this at home, children! Err mickeyl 
Jun 13 16:23:07 <DocScrutinizer> and maybe s/at home/indoors/
Jun 13 16:23:29 <mickeyl> well
Jun 13 16:23:33 <mickeyl> it's right behind a large window
Jun 13 16:23:37 <mickeyl> that gotta be enough
Jun 13 16:23:57 <mickeyl> it's a bluetooth device with a battery
Jun 13 16:24:05 <mickeyl> when it's full i'll relocate it to the patio
Jun 13 16:24:08 <DocScrutinizer> depends on the window. If you got good new windows, they might be worse than the wall next to them, wrt RF
Jun 13 16:24:40 <mickeyl> old windows, but no clear view to sky
Jun 13 16:26:09 <DocScrutinizer> hope it's not your souterrain bunker at home ;-P
Jun 13 16:27:10 <mickeyl> hahaha
Jun 13 16:27:14 <mickeyl> :D
Jun 13 16:27:19 <mickeyl> no, not that
Jun 13 16:27:31 <mickeyl> the navilock is in the kitchen
Jun 13 16:28:58 <mickeyl> hmm, no go 
Jun 13 16:29:09 * mickeyl relocates the device
Jun 13 16:32:39 <mickeyl> aargh
Jun 13 16:32:43 <gena2x> get-a-fix GPS game, free for all.
Jun 13 16:32:48 <mickeyl> now it's too far away for BT
Jun 13 16:32:50 <mickeyl> *sigh*
Jun 13 16:33:20 <GNUtoo|laptop> can I play if I've 3 gps? (freerunner,htcdream,bug-device)
Jun 13 16:33:25 <mickeyl> hehe
Jun 13 16:33:28 <mickeyl> you can
Jun 13 16:33:37 * mickeyl envyious
Jun 13 16:33:40 <mickeyl> my htcdream no gps
Jun 13 16:33:43 <GNUtoo|laptop> ok
Jun 13 16:33:48 <mickeyl> i can give you full crashes though :D
Jun 13 16:33:54 <GNUtoo|laptop> ah
Jun 13 16:34:02 <GNUtoo|laptop> mine sometimes crash
Jun 13 16:34:12 <GNUtoo|laptop> maybe phh has a later version of his program?
Jun 13 16:35:02 <phh> no
Jun 13 16:35:14 <GNUtoo|laptop> ok
Jun 13 16:35:18 <phh> did you try running it in an android chroot not statically built ?
Jun 13 16:35:24 <GNUtoo|laptop> yes
Jun 13 16:35:33 <GNUtoo|laptop> the phone sometimes crash
Jun 13 16:35:37 <GNUtoo|laptop> but maybe it's unrelated
Jun 13 16:35:49 <GNUtoo|laptop> because sometime itcrashes even without the GPS
Jun 13 16:37:33 <mickeyl> aha, better now
Jun 13 16:37:46 <DocScrutinizer> mickeyl: lost BT coonect shouldn't have any impact on getting a fist fix
Jun 13 16:37:52 <mickeyl> "$GPGSV,3,3,11,17,02,039,,27,39,134,26,31,03,305,*4D"
Jun 13 16:37:56 <mickeyl> yeah
Jun 13 16:38:06 <mickeyl> putting it on the patio for a while helped
Jun 13 16:38:20 <DocScrutinizer> yep, let it ripe in the sun :-P
Jun 13 16:38:27 <mickeyl> sun? not here...
Jun 13 16:39:01 <DocScrutinizer> actually not here either. Just I'm not too aware of outside conditions
Jun 13 16:39:28 <mickeyl> hmm, what's more important
Jun 13 16:39:33 <mickeyl> GPRMC or GPGGA ?
Jun 13 16:39:50 * mickeyl starts with GPGGA
Jun 13 16:40:59 <lindi-> writing an nmea parser? ;)
Jun 13 16:43:02 <mickeyl> yes
Jun 13 16:43:14 <GNUtoo|laptop> GPGGA is the fix + coordinates
Jun 13 16:43:20 <GNUtoo|laptop> that's all what I know about GPS
Jun 13 16:44:20 <lindi-> mickeyl: why reinvent the wheel this time? :/
Jun 13 16:45:05 <mickeyl> just for fun
Jun 13 16:45:10 <mickeyl> never wrote one
Jun 13 16:45:34 <GNUtoo|laptop> why not using gpsd or something like that
Jun 13 16:45:37 <lindi-> ok :) I just looked at how many bugs gpsd has to workaround to parse nmea from different devices
Jun 13 16:45:51 <GNUtoo|laptop> becuase your parser would have to be maintained
Jun 13 16:45:56 <GNUtoo|laptop> and have compatibility with gpsd
Jun 13 16:45:57 <GNUtoo|laptop> etc...
Jun 13 16:45:58 <lindi-> largest problem is that many NMEA sentences do not contain a timestamp
Jun 13 16:46:27 <mickeyl> yeah, the format quality and standards compliance varies heavily
Jun 13 16:46:31 <mickeyl> but that's no difference to GSM :)
Jun 13 16:46:34 <mickeyl> AT, that is
Jun 13 16:47:34 <GNUtoo|laptop> mickeyl, why not helping me with the proc node instead? it'seasy for you
Jun 13 16:47:49 <gena2x> This is the Unix philosophy: Write programs that do one thing and do it well. Write programs to work together. 
Jun 13 16:48:13 <mickeyl> GNUtoo|laptop: you're the kernel developer here :)
Jun 13 16:48:23 <GNUtoo|laptop> mickeyl, I'm weak at C
Jun 13 16:48:43 <GNUtoo|laptop> remember the conversation we had about why I'm weak at C?
Jun 13 16:49:13 <mickeyl> i remember we talked about that, but i don't remember the actual reason
Jun 13 16:49:34 <GNUtoo|laptop> (I had to make the assembly project alone and did more work than necessary so I had to skip some algorithm/C courses)
Jun 13 16:50:07 <gena2x> C is must.
Jun 13 16:50:16 <GNUtoo|laptop> also they even didn't tell va_args exists
Jun 13 16:50:20 <GNUtoo|laptop> gena2x, I know
Jun 13 16:50:24 <Q-Master> GNUtoo|laptop: what's the prob with C? It's easy. 8)
Jun 13 16:50:35 <GNUtoo|laptop> I must look into the doc
Jun 13 16:50:43 <GNUtoo|laptop> and it won't take 5sec to do the thing
Jun 13 16:50:50 <GNUtoo|laptop> And I keep beeing interupted
Jun 13 16:51:15 <Q-Master> GNUtoo|laptop: write an interrupt handler for yourself. 8)
Jun 13 16:51:17 <mickeyl> IRQs suck
Jun 13 16:51:17 <GNUtoo|laptop> (exams,heat=>bad sleep,leviathan with nand,gps....)
Jun 13 16:51:36 <mickeyl> well
Jun 13 16:51:41 <mickeyl> forget gps for now
Jun 13 16:51:44 <gena2x> mickeyl: need to implement dbus in kernel?
Jun 13 16:51:44 <GNUtoo|laptop> ok
Jun 13 16:51:45 <mickeyl> nand is superunimportant
Jun 13 16:51:49 <mickeyl> (IMO)
Jun 13 16:51:51 <GNUtoo|laptop> lol dbus in kernel
Jun 13 16:51:54 <mickeyl> i know leviathan insists on it
Jun 13 16:51:54 <GNUtoo|laptop> yes I know
Jun 13 16:51:55 <phh> mickeyl: why do you write an nmea parser ?
Jun 13 16:51:59 <phh> gpsd isn't good ?
Jun 13 16:52:04 <mickeyl> phh: because i never did one
Jun 13 16:52:20 <GNUtoo|laptop> but if I fixed nand it would free(leviathan) for making him work on another task
Jun 13 16:52:24 <gena2x>  (to use instead of irq)
Jun 13 16:52:48 <mickeyl> gena2x: actually yes, i think something like dbus (not this particular implementation) would be amazingly helpful to have in kernel
Jun 13 16:52:56 <GNUtoo|laptop> mickeyl, so maybe write a nmea parser but at the end use gpsd
Jun 13 16:53:07 <gena2x> what is problem with nand, if this not a secret?
Jun 13 16:53:08 <leviathan> mickeyl: I'm insisting on it because of performance issues and space
Jun 13 16:53:23 <gena2x> hw ecc?
Jun 13 16:53:34 <mickeyl> hmm
Jun 13 16:53:37 <leviathan> gena2x: ecc doesnt allow subpage size reading
Jun 13 16:53:38 <mickeyl> performance issues i don't understand
Jun 13 16:53:40 <mickeyl> space i understand
Jun 13 16:53:44 <leviathan> but this bitch of libmtd doesnt get it
Jun 13 16:53:45 <leviathan> -.-
Jun 13 16:53:53 <mickeyl> although i can hardly see that in the light of HUGE sds
Jun 13 16:54:04 <leviathan> uhm
Jun 13 16:54:05 <mickeyl> consider the amount of time you worked on that
Jun 13 16:54:12 <leviathan> yes
Jun 13 16:54:16 <mickeyl> you could have bought dozens of fat SDs for that price
Jun 13 16:54:20 <mickeyl> *shrug*
Jun 13 16:54:32 <mickeyl> :)
Jun 13 16:54:47 <leviathan> yeah, but I'd like to separate systemdata and
Jun 13 16:54:50 * DocScrutinizer wants a 32GB uSD
Jun 13 16:54:53 <leviathan> lets say my music collection
Jun 13 16:55:05 <mickeyl> different partitions do not qualify as separation?
Jun 13 16:55:12 <leviathan> I mean
Jun 13 16:55:20 <leviathan> beeing able to plug and play my sd-card
Jun 13 16:55:32 <leviathan> for inserting it into the sdreader in my netbook would be nice
Jun 13 16:55:36 <gena2x> lol, you need ages to read even 8gb usd on freerunner. no need to have 32gb :)
Jun 13 16:55:48 <DocScrutinizer> leviathan: this discussions is as old as plans for GTA02
Jun 13 16:56:39 <gena2x> leviathan: so, you implementing subpage-size reading?
Jun 13 16:56:41 <DocScrutinizer> gena2x: It would complement the 32GB of eMMC nicely, on my current device
Jun 13 16:57:04 <leviathan> gena2x: its not possible to implement it
Jun 13 16:57:05 <GNUtoo|laptop> DocScrutinizer, n900?
Jun 13 16:57:09 <DocScrutinizer> sure
Jun 13 16:57:13 <leviathan> because the NAND controller doesnt allow it
Jun 13 16:57:32 <gena2x> leviathan: so, what is nand problem being solved?
Jun 13 16:58:11 <leviathan> gena2x: I'll have to force it to not read block sizes smaller then 2k
Jun 13 16:58:13 <leviathan> -.-
Jun 13 16:59:17 <gena2x> why nobody tring to get hw ecc?..
Jun 13 16:59:50 <leviathan> gena2x: because the hw ecc in msm is crap?
Jun 13 17:00:03 <leviathan> gena2x: for what do you need it?
Jun 13 17:00:11 <leviathan> perhaps you can convince me ;-)
Jun 13 17:00:13 <gena2x> leviathan: sorry, what is msm?
Jun 13 17:00:22 <leviathan> mobile station modem
Jun 13 17:00:24 <leviathan> :-)
Jun 13 17:01:02 <gena2x> leviathan: now, we read block from nand, then have a cycle in software to calculate ecc.
Jun 13 17:01:30 <gena2x> leviathan: but our s3c can do this calculation in hardware
Jun 13 17:01:40 <gena2x> leviathan: same for writing
Jun 13 17:01:58 <leviathan> yes
Jun 13 17:02:09 <leviathan> basically the nand would be able to do this too
Jun 13 17:02:15 <leviathan> but the controller for the nand units
Jun 13 17:02:20 <leviathan> does not allow it to happen
Jun 13 17:02:29 <leviathan> and this is a hardware issue
Jun 13 17:02:31 <leviathan> so no chance
Jun 13 17:02:32 <leviathan> ...
Jun 13 17:02:50 <gena2x> hm.. are you speaking about freerunner?
Jun 13 17:03:44 <gena2x> and nand flash inside?
Jun 13 17:04:04 <gena2x> or about uSD?
Jun 13 17:04:17 <leviathan> gena2x: about htcdream :-)
Jun 13 17:04:21 <lindi-> I'm guessing this is yet again some non-openmoko development
Jun 13 17:04:23 <leviathan> I'm using SHR on htcdream
Jun 13 17:04:37 <gena2x> ops. sorry
Jun 13 17:04:53 <leviathan> np
Jun 13 17:05:42 <leviathan> thats again a funny discussion, where each talks about something different and none doesnt remark it
Jun 13 17:05:56 <leviathan> uhm no one
Jun 13 17:05:59 <leviathan> ^^
Jun 13 17:08:12 <mickeyl> well
Jun 13 17:08:20 <mickeyl> i have noted since long that the channel should be renamed
Jun 13 17:08:22 <gena2x> hm, my wild guess were that i am on _openmoko_ - cdevel :)
Jun 13 17:09:08 <mickeyl> that's how it originates, yes
Jun 13 17:09:39 <mickeyl> since then the focus has widened to incorporate newer devices where FSO and SHR runs on
Jun 13 17:10:11 <gena2x> yeah, ok. i'm out of context anyway.
Jun 13 17:11:00 <leviathan> gena2x: we have the freesmartphone stack now running not only on freerunner, where it originates from
Jun 13 17:11:09 <leviathan> but only on a lot of different devices
Jun 13 17:11:15 <leviathan> I consider that very well
Jun 13 17:11:34 <leviathan> because software, where I can check the code is more trustable for me
Jun 13 17:12:16 <gena2x> very nice. 
Jun 13 17:12:35 <DocScrutinizer> leviathan: (nand hw ecc) I seem to remember zecke put the hw ecc to work when I was in TPE some 2 years ago
Jun 13 17:13:31 <gena2x> i like open source because of completely different reasons.
Jun 13 17:14:20 <leviathan> gena2x: its just, that software I can not modify like I want and where I can't look, how they have done the things is inacceptable for me
Jun 13 17:14:57 <DocScrutinizer> (chan rename) that's not an easy enterprise. Virtually impossible to 'rename' a channel
Jun 13 17:15:26 <DocScrutinizer> just to start with, you wouldn't find it anymore :-P
Jun 13 17:17:29 <lindi-> leviathan: something like #freesmartphone.org or #shr?
Jun 13 17:17:54 <leviathan> yes
Jun 13 17:18:38 <lindi-> is plain #openmoko still used by many btw?
Jun 13 17:19:06 <mickeyl> pretty seldomly i guess
Jun 13 17:19:10 <gena2x> i see questions from time to time
Jun 13 17:21:26 <CIA-59> freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * r12c4e1a3da36 10/fsotdld/src/ (4 files in 2 dirs): fsotdld: add SatelliteInfo to lib; start parsing GGSV
Jun 13 17:21:53 <gena2x> and even some discussions.
Jun 13 18:12:48 <mrmoku> nick mrmoku|wm
Jun 13 18:12:51 <mrmoku> err
Jun 13 18:12:55 <mrmoku|wm> :P
Jun 13 18:20:43 <leviathan> mickey|wm: ohh, no, you're watching football. I'm scared -_-
Jun 13 18:20:50 <leviathan> anyways ^^
Jun 13 18:21:03 <leviathan> this driver is crap
Jun 13 18:21:05 <leviathan> ...
Jun 13 18:28:04 <leviathan> phh: http://patchwork.ozlabs.org/patch/50601/
Jun 13 18:28:15 <leviathan> this seems to be a possible solution
Jun 13 18:28:37 <leviathan> only question is now, how we could apply it to the msm driver
Jun 13 18:28:48 <leviathan> because its some individual tinkering... -.-
Jun 13 19:04:38 <shazkhan> hi ppl
Jun 13 19:13:16 <JaMa|GoNe> gena2x: it's included now in all latest shr kernels, but I haven't tested it for long time (I was away on river and fr stayed at home)
Jun 13 19:13:39 <TAsn> mrmoku|wm, enjoying the game I assume? :P
Jun 13 19:14:28 <TAsn> You guys are kicking ass! Not like we did yesterday :|
Jun 13 19:56:56 <gena2x> JaMa|GoNe: ahh
Jun 13 19:57:19 <gena2x> JaMa|Zzz: ok, tomorrow...
Jun 13 20:21:25 <mrmoku|wm> TAsn: yeah... enjoyed it :D
Jun 13 20:50:05 <leviathan> nja
Jun 13 20:50:47 <leviathan> would this wierd stuff would be a explaination why no one is answering any emails from me
Jun 13 20:50:59 <leviathan> hmm
Jun 13 22:11:48 <leviathan> GNUtoo|laptop: solved the issue with strace
Jun 13 22:12:10 <leviathan> binutils doesnt get built properly either for htcdream in official OE branch atm
Jun 13 22:14:20 <GNUtoo|laptop> ah and?
Jun 13 22:14:32 <GNUtoo|laptop> why did you need binutils?
Jun 13 22:14:51 <leviathan> for ltrace
Jun 13 22:14:54 <leviathan> and strace -_-
Jun 13 22:14:56 <GNUtoo|laptop> ah ok
Jun 13 22:15:07 <GNUtoo|laptop> so solved the issue means?
Jun 13 22:15:10 <GNUtoo|laptop> nand is solved?
Jun 13 22:15:13 <leviathan> nope
Jun 13 22:15:17 <GNUtoo|laptop> ah ok
Jun 13 22:15:19 <leviathan> building an image is solved -.-
Jun 13 22:15:23 <GNUtoo|laptop> ah ok
Jun 13 22:15:28 <leviathan> NAND now follows
Jun 13 22:15:52 <leviathan> I'll try to make an ubifs image with -m supplied
Jun 13 22:15:59 <leviathan> and  use ubiformat with it
Jun 13 22:16:03 <leviathan> hopefully it works
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