**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Jun 20 02:59:56 2010 Jun 20 10:16:19 TAsn: ping Jun 20 10:17:53 Q-Master: 0 bytes from TAsn (42.42.42.42): icmp_seq=1 ttl=54 time=26.2 ms Jun 20 10:17:54 Q-Master: 0 bytes from TAsn (42.42.42.42): icmp_seq=1 ttl=54 time=26.2 ms Jun 20 10:17:56 Q-Master: 0 bytes from TAsn (42.42.42.42): icmp_seq=1 ttl=54 time=26.2 ms Jun 20 10:17:59 :-) Jun 20 10:18:02 8))) Jun 20 10:18:39 3 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 0ms Jun 20 10:18:44 xD Jun 20 10:19:13 sry, had to be ^^ Jun 20 10:21:17 heh Jun 20 10:46:37 Hey Raster, what's up :) Jun 20 10:49:00 PaulFertser: hooroo Jun 20 10:49:15 i'm biding my time for paperwork to do its thing Jun 20 10:50:12 raster: i guess i'm missing some context to understand you :) Jun 20 10:52:40 very likely Jun 20 10:52:41 :) Jun 20 10:54:00 raster: (offtopic) were there any messages by you explaining your thoughts about xcb? Just wondering where i can read about your opinion. Jun 20 10:55:31 And also i think we're all eager to hear at least something about the cool devices and software you're working on. Jun 20 10:55:35 ;) Jun 20 10:56:04 xcb Jun 20 10:56:11 want something specific? Jun 20 10:56:35 as for what i'm working on - i'm working on relocating my arse again :) Jun 20 10:59:42 raster: to Berlin? Jun 20 10:59:52 raster: where everything is cheap and nice? ;) Jun 20 11:00:00 raster: or somewhere nearer to the mountains? Jun 20 11:01:55 raster: well, i've read recently that xlib is a pile of stinking twisted unclean 80s code and that xcb is the way to go :). Knowing you have quite an experience with that wanted to hear your opinion. Jun 20 11:02:13 nup Jun 20 11:02:16 not europe Jun 20 11:02:20 back to asia... Jun 20 11:02:34 ok Jun 20 11:02:35 yes Jun 20 11:02:38 xlib is ugly code Jun 20 11:02:56 it actually forces inefficiencies in many places Jun 20 11:03:07 BUT those places are rare for most apps - except wm's Jun 20 11:03:49 its mostly the wm and maybe deep down toolkit crowd who benefit from xcb Jun 20 11:03:57 xcb is cleaner - it actually implements x PROTOCOL Jun 20 11:04:09 not a wrapper librarie like xlbi that pretty much hides x protcol Jun 20 11:04:10 raster: permanently relocating to Korea? :-O Jun 20 11:04:19 x protocol by its design is async and actually pretty good Jun 20 11:04:35 BUYt the problem is you have massive bases of code already built on top of xlib Jun 20 11:04:38 they hide it anyway Jun 20 11:04:53 and if you are smart u canlimit xlib's syncronous damage to an extent Jun 20 11:05:13 and again - this only affects some specific operations and they are rare if eever used in "apps" Jun 20 11:05:13 So no much sense in xcb support for EFL? Jun 20 11:05:52 as such efl has some core xcb suppport already Jun 20 11:05:59 b ut it would take no advantage of xcb Jun 20 11:06:03 it'd work as if xlib was there Jun 20 11:06:23 it'd need work to take advantage of things like async and pipeelined fetches of multiple properties etc. Jun 20 11:06:38 xcb is a nice idea Jun 20 11:06:48 but your'e replacing something that most peolpe never see Jun 20 11:07:08 and you are getting minimal gain beyond making yoourself feel better that it's clean Jun 20 11:07:15 u didnt fix anything "really" Jun 20 11:07:18 as above Jun 20 11:07:29 so it's really a "moot point" Jun 20 11:07:48 and yes - relocatiing to kr Jun 20 11:09:27 raster: looks like samsung got a firm grip on you ;) Jun 20 11:15:05 hi mickeyl Jun 20 11:15:34 PaulFertser: i'm a slippery character. no one has a firm grip on me :) Jun 20 11:19:26 lol that makes me remember pestering raster to write an xorg driver for the htc msm devices. now there is xf86-video-msm released by qualcomm Jun 20 12:49:52 morning GNUtoo|laptop Jun 20 12:50:49 mickeyl: hey Jun 20 12:51:20 mickeyl: i want to talk a little about CLCC once again, would you mind? Jun 20 12:52:15 not at all. any new findings? Jun 20 12:52:29 hi mickeyl Jun 20 12:53:00 mickeyl: sorta. Looking at http://trac.freesmartphone.org/ticket/561 again i wonder why i do not see any repetition of Wrote '+CLCC'. Waiting for answer... Jun 20 12:54:12 only one possible answer for that Jun 20 12:54:16 the modem never answers to that Jun 20 12:54:40 fsogsmd has no concept of command timeouts, that did not make it yet Jun 20 12:55:13 mickeyl: hm, so any single command not answered means fsogsmd is hosed? Jun 20 12:55:15 Meh Jun 20 12:55:49 correct Jun 20 12:56:11 and it's only calypso that needs a fix Jun 20 12:56:19 i never seen _any_ other modem not answering to a command Jun 20 12:56:33 so i have been reluctant to add timeout just for one broken modem :/ Jun 20 12:57:12 GNUtoo|laptop: patched the wakelocks to only take the first one right after resume... that doesn't cut it though, since it's always 'main ' :) Jun 20 12:57:29 ok Jun 20 12:57:33 i'll try to take the first one != main now Jun 20 12:57:37 if that doesn't work, i revert everything Jun 20 12:57:42 and just do it in userland by inspecting /proc/interrupts Jun 20 12:57:45 ok Jun 20 12:58:16 mickeyl: have you ever seen calypso not answering to any other command? I do not think CLCC is any special. Jun 20 12:58:42 PaulFertser: do you have a #1024-fixed one? Jun 20 12:58:46 mickeyl: yes Jun 20 12:58:49 hmm Jun 20 12:58:54 could you do me a favor Jun 20 12:59:01 disable deep sleep for some days Jun 20 12:59:08 and find out whether that fixes it Jun 20 12:59:19 Sure Jun 20 12:59:28 i don't believe it really doesn't answer Jun 20 12:59:40 i'd rather like to believe we miss deep sleep timeout somehow Jun 20 13:00:02 i still need to add the flow control btw. Jun 20 13:00:06 perhaps you should wait for that Jun 20 13:00:11 since that alone could fix it Jun 20 13:00:21 if it coughs during suspend/resume Jun 20 13:00:44 mickeyl: ok, i see. Jun 20 13:01:02 i guess your problem did only appear when waking up by incoming calls? Jun 20 13:01:10 mickeyl: but do you have any theories about http://trac.freesmartphone.org/ticket/566 ? Can it be related somehow? Jun 20 13:01:11 hmmm I got unknow symbol in both oe and external build scripts with lastest compat-wireless Jun 20 13:01:12 or did it also happen when the device was already on? Jun 20 13:01:28 I'll try the one just before Jun 20 13:01:33 PaulFertser: i'm not sure 566 is _very_ strange Jun 20 13:01:42 lets just apply flow control and then see from there Jun 20 13:01:52 i'll try to crank a patch now Jun 20 13:01:57 mickeyl: i do not think it was anyhow related to suspend, but i couldn't reproduce it anyhow. Jun 20 13:02:14 mickeyl: some guy on IRC complained he was losing incoming messages too. Jun 20 13:02:19 So i'm not the only one ;) Jun 20 13:03:42 good :) Jun 20 13:03:45 (somewhat) Jun 20 13:04:13 mickeyl: by flowcontrol you mean using that sysfs node? Jun 20 13:04:56 yep Jun 20 13:05:24 mickeyl: i can't see how it can relate to 566. And also after restarting fsogsmd i tried stracing the same testcase and it looked like all 07.10 signalling was exactly the same though this time the unsol was properly handled. Jun 20 13:06:27 GNUtoo|laptop: (compat-wireless) if those are compile (not linking) issues i think i know the answer. Jun 20 13:06:38 my logs show that ogsmd has never sent or received +CLCC. it's something new that fso-gsmd is relying on? Jun 20 13:06:46 lindi-: yes Jun 20 13:06:51 lindi-: because it's in the GSM standard Jun 20 13:06:56 lindi-: while %CPI is not Jun 20 13:07:10 lindi-: but needs polling Jun 20 13:07:12 * mickeyl couldn't be bothered to add calypso specific call handling yet, so we're still using the standard call handler Jun 20 13:07:19 PaulFertser: yes but it seems to be marked as optional Jun 20 13:07:20 it compiles and link Jun 20 13:07:29 it just doesn't modprobe well Jun 20 13:07:54 I think it worked with 06-18 Jun 20 13:08:00 I'll try with that Jun 20 13:09:20 mickeyl: why so few programmers use emacs nowadays? Jun 20 13:09:43 PaulFertser: the old guild is dying out Jun 20 13:10:01 younger folks grow up with colorful IDEs full of windows Jun 20 13:10:03 and buttons Jun 20 13:10:31 I do not see them capable of customizing their IDEs Jun 20 13:10:48 true Jun 20 13:12:17 I use emacs Jun 20 13:12:19 mickeyl: (unrelated) i downloaded the UUCP mail sent in 1987 containing shar of the first public version of ``screen'' (pre-ANSI C even). It compiled with little amendments and worked almost as designed. Not sure about the moral. Jun 20 13:12:25 for the easy of use Jun 20 13:12:41 and for the features and customability Jun 20 13:17:15 * PaulFertser 's still frustrated with lack of interest in fso emacs UI Jun 20 13:17:41 is it usable with fingers? Jun 20 13:18:07 I love the idea,I can make the joke of the GNU phone Jun 20 13:18:17 GNUtoo|laptop: fingernails Jun 20 13:18:20 ah ok Jun 20 13:18:21 GNUtoo|laptop: it's the only UI i use Jun 20 13:18:24 anyway Jun 20 13:19:04 GNUtoo|laptop: i guess if you enlarge the font and the scrollbar, it'll be finger-friendly enough. Jun 20 13:19:37 ok Jun 20 13:19:38 nice Jun 20 13:19:43 are there some screenshots? Jun 20 13:19:59 does it work in console? Jun 20 13:20:50 I think JaMa updated emacs in oe.dev Jun 20 13:21:02 GNUtoo|laptop: (screenshots) no, i was so upset that i never did it Jun 20 13:21:11 PaulFertser: :) Jun 20 13:21:12 GNUtoo|laptop: (console) surely, it does Jun 20 13:21:15 ok Jun 20 13:21:25 if there are no screenhsots is there a howto Jun 20 13:21:28 for installing it? Jun 20 13:21:29 GNUtoo|laptop: and yes, useable with OE. Jun 20 13:21:51 ok nice Jun 20 13:21:56 GNUtoo|laptop: you just copy fso.el anywhere and (load "/path/to/fso.el") Jun 20 13:22:01 ok Jun 20 13:22:02 GNUtoo|laptop: then M-x fso Jun 20 13:22:05 ok Jun 20 13:22:13 is there a website where I dowload fso.el Jun 20 13:23:10 GNUtoo|laptop: http://wiki.github.com/paulfertser/fso-el/ Jun 20 13:23:26 thanks Jun 20 13:23:37 mickeyl: one of the usecases i had in mind is wip targets that have only FB console and no X. Jun 20 13:23:54 wow linphone.el Jun 20 13:24:10 PaulFertser, indeed some android phones may fit the use case Jun 20 13:24:45 GNUtoo|laptop: no linphone integration at all, just vague thoughts. I really need some feedback to be able to do any improvements. Jun 20 13:24:58 * PaulFertser -> cycling Jun 20 13:24:58 ok Jun 20 13:25:58 I'll try first on console Jun 20 13:26:10 because I've no SHR+X on this sdcard Jun 20 13:26:34 GNUtoo|laptop: no, I just used 23.1 added by you with small fixes to build it for SHR Jun 20 13:27:01 ok Jun 20 13:27:18 ah right I remember I added it for my eee701 Jun 20 13:27:32 and for fixing fonts too small issue Jun 20 13:27:44 but I cared only about the x11 version Jun 20 13:33:14 hmm Jun 20 13:33:24 i can no longer push to the gitorious repository Jun 20 13:33:30 git@gitorious.org:htc-msm-2-6-32/leviathan-incoming.git Jun 20 13:33:32 isn't it? Jun 20 13:33:59 yes Jun 20 13:34:07 hmm Jun 20 13:34:07 uhm Jun 20 13:34:13 ok, checking my ssh keys Jun 20 13:34:23 git@gitorious.org:/htc-msm-2-6-32/leviathan-incoming.git Jun 20 13:34:25 :-) Jun 20 13:34:32 youre missing a slash Jun 20 13:34:34 thats all Jun 20 13:34:35 if you're on a different computer re-send your ssh key to the webif Jun 20 13:34:35 ^^ Jun 20 13:34:36 ah ok Jun 20 13:34:50 nope, same problem Jun 20 13:34:54 wtf? Jun 20 13:34:59 permission problem Jun 20 13:35:00 strange Jun 20 13:35:07 Permission denied (publickey). Jun 20 13:35:08 I'll check my address Jun 20 13:35:09 ok Jun 20 13:35:45 mickeyl: did you make a pull first? Jun 20 13:35:47 hmm Jun 20 13:35:48 oh Jun 20 13:35:49 url = git@gitorious.org:htc-msm-2-6-32/leviathan-incoming.git Jun 20 13:36:29 http://gitorious.org/+htc-msm-upstream Jun 20 13:36:30 the cp part of emacs takes ages Jun 20 13:36:36 mickeyl: youre in the list Jun 20 13:36:40 hmm Jun 20 13:36:41 strange Jun 20 13:36:44 mickeyl, did you change computer? Jun 20 13:36:44 ok, i reuploaded my key Jun 20 13:36:46 now it works again Jun 20 13:36:50 i have pushed the revert Jun 20 13:36:55 ok Jun 20 13:36:57 and a suspend/resume cycle completed notification Jun 20 13:36:59 dmesg? Jun 20 13:37:05 no, proc node Jun 20 13:37:05 (filesystem corruption?) Jun 20 13:37:13 no I meant on laptop Jun 20 13:37:25 ah, i had to resetup my system, yes Jun 20 13:37:26 s#laptop#laptop or desktop# Jun 20 13:37:28 but the ssh keys were saved Jun 20 13:37:30 ok Jun 20 13:37:39 anyways, it works again, so everything is fine Jun 20 13:37:47 now to the userland part... Jun 20 13:38:15 ok Jun 20 13:50:38 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * r56d42b1e620a 10/fsousaged/src/plugins/lowlevel_android/plugin.vala: fsousaged: lowlevel_android: use /proc/wakelocks_suspend_resume to wait for resume & compute IRQ diff Jun 20 13:52:02 I've slowly enough from this blind tryal shit Jun 20 13:52:07 I need this debug cable... Jun 20 13:52:42 indeed Jun 20 13:52:48 do something else in the meantime Jun 20 13:53:44 putting my farnell list together and do the order Jun 20 13:53:45 :-) Jun 20 13:53:48 PaulFertser, I compile emacs-x11 because the non-x11 version does not have dbus Jun 20 14:02:16 hmm :/ Jun 20 14:02:32 smd_dev has an irq diff during suspend/resume Jun 20 14:02:35 *sigh* Jun 20 14:04:44 strange Jun 20 14:04:52 what did they to this kernel?? Jun 20 14:05:05 I'm glad I gonna have a serial cable soon ;-) Jun 20 14:05:08 GNUtoo|laptop: do you have the resume debugging log again where we have seen the gpio_keys? Jun 20 14:05:17 yes Jun 20 14:05:23 great, could you please pastebing it Jun 20 14:05:31 i need to find that position in code again Jun 20 14:07:16 http://pastebin.com/jYaVb23v Jun 20 14:08:09 look for gpio_kp Jun 20 14:08:27 hmm, that page kills my browser Jun 20 14:08:29 ~lart chromium Jun 20 14:08:30 * apt eats chromium and falls over dead Jun 20 14:09:03 http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=jYaVb23v ? Jun 20 14:09:18 got it, thanks Jun 20 14:31:29 ok, next round Jun 20 14:31:33 wakelocks : mickey Jun 20 14:31:36 1 : 0 Jun 20 14:31:44 * mickeyl tries harder Jun 20 14:31:57 * mrmoku hopes mickeyl will get a penalty too :P Jun 20 14:32:13 heh Jun 20 14:32:29 because wakelocks seem to play unfair :) Jun 20 14:32:33 mrmoku: what about switching to 2.6.32 today? :) Jun 20 14:32:55 mrmoku: but I guess you still have WSOD from time to time :/ Jun 20 14:33:12 JaMa: I'm slowly getting back to business... so I have no idea Jun 20 14:33:32 though introducing WSoD for lots of people is kind of rude :/ Jun 20 14:33:38 mrmoku: I'm sad to say that nothing changed since you left.. Jun 20 14:33:54 hmm :/ Jun 20 14:34:37 mrmoku: today I pushed qi change from rootdelay=1 to rootwait Jun 20 14:34:53 mrmoku: I was using it for a while.. so it shouldn't harm to push it as default Jun 20 14:35:18 JaMa: k, will flash it later Jun 20 14:35:58 bbiab Jun 20 14:39:37 <\marco> hi to all Jun 20 14:40:53 <\marco> I'd like to learn a bit of vala + elementary Jun 20 14:41:03 good plan Jun 20 14:41:09 <\marco> could someone point me to somewhere? Jun 20 14:41:11 <\marco> :) Jun 20 14:41:27 best, start with some basic vala programs without elementary Jun 20 14:41:38 then grab the elementary bindings from the E17 SVN Jun 20 14:41:44 and look at some of the examples Jun 20 14:41:53 then go from there :) Jun 20 14:42:06 <\marco> oh! good to know :) Jun 20 14:42:10 <\marco> ty mickeyl :) Jun 20 14:42:52 <\marco> I'll start with some basic vala then :) Jun 20 14:43:53 yep. when you are curious... we have a lot of more sophisticated vala code in FSO Jun 20 14:50:19 <\marco> nice! but Let me learning enough to understand at least a 40% of it:P Jun 20 14:52:36 GNUtoo|laptop: (no dbus in console) pity, i guess it worth changing Jun 20 14:53:02 PaulFertser, it works fine and is great but I didn't succeed at reading the sms because I don't have opimd Jun 20 14:53:06 I'll install it Jun 20 14:54:05 GNUtoo|laptop: oh yes, i wanted some sane storage (== not sim) for my messages for so long that i had no other choice than use opimd :) Jun 20 14:54:28 ok Jun 20 14:54:42 I think the main interest would be for sms Jun 20 14:55:28 btw I had an idea for a "GUI" for phone Jun 20 14:55:37 I was thinking of something totally different Jun 20 14:55:56 something user friendly for half-blind people Jun 20 14:56:20 something like Jun 20 14:56:31 a phonebook written in enormous characters Jun 20 14:56:35 on the computer screen Jun 20 14:56:53 but I don't know half-blind people willing to use that Jun 20 14:57:43 it's a case where beeing able to customize things is very important Jun 20 14:59:08 button + festival or its replacement would be also a good GUI Jun 20 14:59:28 <[Rui]> hi all Jun 20 14:59:54 hi Jun 20 15:05:40 i love text Jun 20 15:05:51 i prefer well rendered text to any kind of picture Jun 20 15:06:03 that's why i thought paroli had some merits Jun 20 15:06:34 Q-Master, leviathan: huh? Jun 20 15:07:12 :-) Jun 20 15:08:07 I feel a bit sick Jun 20 15:08:26 and you were trying to infect me too with weird pings? :P Jun 20 15:08:36 nope Jun 20 15:08:43 just thought I mentioned the reason Jun 20 15:08:51 why I'll gonne to bed soon Jun 20 15:08:57 oh :P Jun 20 15:09:02 no matter if its 17°° Jun 20 15:09:24 it's the internet here, just lie about your location and claim it's 23:00 :P Jun 20 15:09:40 :-) Jun 20 15:10:54 Weiss: I've just added unixbench-5 to shr-u feeds, there is also suite for x11perf tests if you're interested Jun 20 15:14:10 root@htcdream:~# cat /proc/wakelocks_suspend_resume Jun 20 15:14:10 gpio_kp Jun 20 15:14:15 mickey: 1 Jun 20 15:14:16 wakelocks: 1 Jun 20 15:15:24 so Jun 20 15:15:31 I ordered the serial thing Jun 20 15:21:13 <[Rui]> mickeyl: paroli had one *huge* bug: dark background (black in fact). in the Freerunner that's the same as demanding not to be seen under sunlight Jun 20 15:22:00 TAsn: is it possible to implement complete USSD support? I wanna use reply to ussd answers from operator Jun 20 15:23:26 Q-Master, to be honest, I don't remember what the current process. mickeyl is anything missing in fso's end? Jun 20 15:26:46 TAsn: nothing i can think of, however i have no cards to test that Jun 20 15:26:59 Q-Master: can you try a conversation on CLI level? Jun 20 15:27:16 if it doesn't work there, we need some more stuff in FSO Jun 20 15:28:43 GNUtoo|laptop: ok, it works relatively well know except one thing Jun 20 15:29:03 all wakeup reasons that go through baseband have the same wakeup reason SMD_RPCCALL, we need to find the subreason Jun 20 15:29:10 ah ok Jun 20 15:29:23 otherwise we can't distinguish between e.g. USB connected and telephone call Jun 20 15:29:51 in case of both we could resume Jun 20 15:30:03 unless there are more things in SMD_RPCCALL Jun 20 15:34:33 mickeyl: don't know how to describe that. I use *111# to access some USSD services. The service asks me to enter some digits in reply to USSD message. I just don't know how could that be done in SHR, coz my SE P1i just draws a "reply" button and waits for string to be entered Jun 20 15:36:02 yeah Jun 20 15:36:06 please do it on the command line Jun 20 15:36:16 so we find out whether it works there Jun 20 15:36:40 and capture a debug log while you're doing that Jun 20 15:54:07 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * r0b7f16b1342a 10/fsousaged/src/ (lib/lowlevel.vala plugins/lowlevel_android/plugin.vala): fsousaged: lowlevel_android: try to gather resume reason from new proc nodes Jun 20 15:59:48 mickeyl: does libfso-glib in current oe.dev build for you? Jun 20 16:03:01 ~ping Jun 20 16:03:02 ~pong Jun 20 16:03:17 apt: ping Jun 20 16:03:18 ~pong Jun 20 16:03:27 infobot: leave Jun 20 16:03:28 somebody said leave was what lazarus should do now Jun 20 16:04:48 ~status Jun 20 16:04:48 Since Sun Jun 13 08:51:39 2010, there have been 33 modifications, 349 questions, 0 dunnos, 0 morons and 249 commands. I have been awake for 7d 7h 13m 9s this session, and currently reference 117093 factoids. I'm using about 22144 kB of memory. With 0 active forks. Process time user/system 15997.94/667.36 child 0.17/0.05 Jun 20 16:04:56 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * r4c141697e4c3 10/fsousaged/src/plugins/lowlevel_android/plugin.vala: fsousaged: lowlevel_android: event3-219 == powerkey Jun 20 16:06:40 mrmoku: i need a full rebuild to check that Jun 20 16:06:55 mickeyl: http://pastie.org/1012470 is what I get Jun 20 16:06:56 * mickeyl updates more seldomely these days to keep a working environment Jun 20 16:07:23 libfso-glib has rev set to current HEAD Jun 20 16:07:32 hmm, no rule to make target Jun 20 16:07:53 let me check whether someone updated something Jun 20 16:08:03 ok thanks Jun 20 16:08:07 last change may 29 Jun 20 16:08:57 compiles fine outside oe Jun 20 16:09:10 mickeyl: freesmartphone.vala is there btw. Jun 20 16:09:19 try PARALLEL_MAKE="" Jun 20 16:12:15 still the same... trying bitbake 1.10 now Jun 20 16:14:53 mmm http://pastebin.com/GVkASieT Jun 20 16:14:57 msmcommd fails Jun 20 16:15:36 same failure with 1.10 Jun 20 16:23:17 mickeyl, should I skip msmcommd? Jun 20 16:23:25 I'm bitbaking shr-image Jun 20 16:24:08 according to package-depends.dot the dependency should be in fsogsmd Jun 20 16:25:02 I'll do that Jun 20 16:25:07 removed from recipe locally Jun 20 16:43:16 hmmm Jun 20 16:43:17 | checking for PALM... configure: error: Package requirements (msmcomm-1.0) were not met: Jun 20 16:43:25 so I don't know what to do now Jun 20 16:43:29 msmcommd doesn't compile Jun 20 16:43:35 or rather vala->c fails Jun 20 16:44:11 maybe I should go backward in revisions of msmcommd Jun 20 16:44:17 but which one is known to work? Jun 20 16:51:11 freesmartphone.org: 03morphis 07msmcomm * r4321963ce9ee 10/libmsmcomm/vapi/msmcomm-1.0.vapi: libmsmcomm: vapi: add missing property name Jun 20 17:22:32 ok fixed by the commit that has just appeared Jun 20 17:37:21 <\marco> is there any gentoo ebuild for elementary vala binding? Jun 20 17:39:03 <\marco> found it :) Jun 20 17:40:41 <\marco> it's in the embedded-cross overlay Jun 20 17:49:17 <\marco> mhm maybe it's a good idea to use the svn version of the elm vala binding, isn't it? Jun 20 17:49:54 <\marco> ( since it follows the svn version of elementary ) Jun 20 17:50:32 <\marco> consent by silence Jun 20 17:50:34 <\marco> :P Jun 20 17:54:33 <\marco> ok.. forgot all I've said: libeflvala in embedded-cross overlay actually use the svn version Jun 20 17:59:26 hi mickeyl Jun 20 17:59:35 are you also handling fake-suspend? Jun 20 17:59:39 it seem that no Jun 20 18:07:04 mickeyl, also when pressing the power button it doesn't echo on > /sys/power/state anymore Jun 20 18:13:04 mickeyl: duh... MAKEFLAGS was the culprit :P Jun 20 18:13:12 mickeyl: sorry for the noise :) Jun 20 18:16:44 mickeyl, cannot initiate call because modem is suspended Jun 20 18:16:51 I've a message like this Jun 20 18:17:04 I've done echo on > /sys/power/state manually sometimes tough Jun 20 18:18:25 ya, all that needs more testing. do you have the latest kernel? 3a5d683e5893ae75ace4bdfef4f5605555d40740 Jun 20 18:18:56 the vusb lock is annoying Jun 20 18:19:03 i'll try to remove that for some tests Jun 20 18:19:12 it sucks having to detach usb to allow it to suspend Jun 20 18:21:24 I'll look Jun 20 18:21:27 but I think so Jun 20 18:21:47 ipk/htcdream/kernel-2.6.32_2.6.32+r20+gitr4+3a5d683e5893ae75ace4bdfef4f5605555d40740-r20.4_htcdream.ipk Jun 20 18:21:49 so yes Jun 20 18:22:06 im back Jun 20 18:22:13 needed to regenerate Jun 20 18:22:14 now Jun 20 18:22:17 back Jun 20 18:22:27 GNUtoo|laptop: i ordered the cable Jun 20 18:22:32 should come in some days Jun 20 18:22:54 tomorrow I'll buy the additional parts cheaper in my prefered electronics store Jun 20 18:25:08 ok Jun 20 18:25:24 btw are the settings suposed to work Jun 20 18:25:28 nothing work on the dream Jun 20 18:26:36 GNUtoo|laptop: thats why it doesnt work Jun 20 18:26:43 they have disfunctional drivers Jun 20 18:26:53 it came by chance into upstream Jun 20 18:27:01 its from the codeaurora branch Jun 20 18:27:35 https://www.codeaurora.org/gitweb/quic/kernel/?p=dwalker/linux-msm.git;a=summary Jun 20 18:27:56 we will need to do some initialization work Jun 20 18:27:57 hm, for jbt to work/load, I need spi-s3c24xx, right? Jun 20 18:28:17 GNUtoo|laptop: then we can go over to port our drivers Jun 20 18:41:18 GNUtoo|laptop: I guess it will come tomorrow with UPS into my office :-) Jun 20 18:41:30 hope someone is here Jun 20 18:41:32 ok Jun 20 18:43:17 I'm very excited Jun 20 18:43:29 tomorrow I'll always get my special ferrit cores Jun 20 18:43:38 for my vacuum energy experiment Jun 20 18:44:55 as long as I do not blow up my house and the circumventing area, I'll be able to report the result Jun 20 18:45:02 :-) Jun 20 18:45:54 */always/also Jun 20 18:45:57 sry Jun 20 18:46:14 GNUtoo|laptop: I do not understand, why fbconsole is not initialising Jun 20 18:46:23 also a misterium is the error with initrd Jun 20 18:46:28 I need this serial Jun 20 18:46:34 then I can finally get fbcon workin Jun 20 18:53:57 GNUtoo|laptop: how far are you with wifi? Jun 20 18:54:01 I thought its working?? Jun 20 18:54:09 sure, powermanagment is an issue Jun 20 18:58:47 I'll retry for PM Jun 20 18:58:54 ok Jun 20 18:58:58 I was eating Jun 20 18:59:02 GNUtoo|laptop: oh, ok Jun 20 18:59:05 sry Jun 20 18:59:24 I thought about the upstream problem Jun 20 18:59:46 basically, they could delete linux-msm from kernel.org Jun 20 19:00:02 because it has not been updated a long time Jun 20 19:00:28 that would be bad Jun 20 19:01:39 how is the way to get something like linux/kernel/git/leviathan/linux-2.6.git Jun 20 19:01:41 ? Jun 20 19:01:48 :-) Jun 20 19:02:19 on http://git.kernel.org/ Jun 20 19:02:59 we could it also call mobile Jun 20 19:03:03 to make it neutral Jun 20 19:03:48 if you care about my unwanted illusion of narzism Jun 20 19:04:15 means I thought about the possibility after I wrote the name proposal Jun 20 19:04:21 that its lacking you name Jun 20 19:04:23 :-) Jun 20 19:04:40 we could try to make a request for Jun 20 19:04:43 lol Jun 20 19:04:50 linux/kernel/git/mobile/linux-2.6.git Jun 20 19:04:57 ok Jun 20 19:05:32 so that we can easier maintain the drivers and keep them compatible Jun 20 19:08:18 mmm apm -s doesn't work well Jun 20 19:08:24 from fso-apm Jun 20 19:08:36 hmm Jun 20 19:08:40 thats the issue Jun 20 19:08:56 I can't say if its an issue, which would also occur in official Jun 20 19:09:02 2010-06-20T19:06:36.166107Z [WARN] UsageController <5 R>: Resource GPS is not suspended nor disabled Jun 20 19:09:02 2010-06-20T19:06:36.166595Z [ERROR] UsageController <5 R>: 1 resources still alive :( Aborting Suspend! Jun 20 19:09:21 I watched trough the git log of our kernel today Jun 20 19:09:26 leviathan, I'm talking to mickeyl,he's implementing suspend Jun 20 19:09:35 theres a lot strange modification in android kernel we forked Jun 20 19:09:45 ok Jun 20 19:10:01 Id like to go upstream as soon as possible with our drivers Jun 20 19:10:06 or at least into main kernel Jun 20 19:10:21 there are some patches of daniel walker and pavel machek Jun 20 19:10:25 waiting for commit Jun 20 19:10:42 but I guess they will only come into codeaurora Jun 20 19:10:49 and that is only 2.6.32 yet Jun 20 19:10:54 so not upstream Jun 20 19:12:59 ah ok Jun 20 19:13:12 http://pastebin.com/kBPUhhpd Jun 20 19:13:23 ok Jun 20 19:13:31 (the second ok was for leviathan ) Jun 20 19:13:36 ok Jun 20 19:13:38 :-) Jun 20 19:13:52 its obvious why sleep breaks Jun 20 19:14:10 ah why? Jun 20 19:14:24 do you have /proc /dev and /sys mount-binded into your chroot? Jun 20 19:14:37 chroot? Jun 20 19:14:41 hööö? Jun 20 19:14:51 gps has broken you suspend Jun 20 19:14:54 didnt it? Jun 20 19:14:57 no Jun 20 19:15:02 I didn't touch gps Jun 20 19:15:05 : Resource GPS is not suspended nor disabled Jun 20 19:15:09 yes I know Jun 20 19:15:13 but I didn't touch GPS Jun 20 19:15:17 I'll disable gps in configs Jun 20 19:15:18 then Jun 20 19:15:23 yes Jun 20 19:15:24 good idea Jun 20 19:15:53 ahh, damn, can't wait to get this package Jun 20 19:15:58 need a clean kernel Jun 20 19:16:21 there is pim in cornucopia??? Jun 20 19:16:27 uhm Jun 20 19:16:27 yes Jun 20 19:16:45 i recently typed my pin on startup Jun 20 19:16:48 so I guess it is Jun 20 19:16:49 =) Jun 20 19:17:01 if its that you're asking for Jun 20 19:18:29 gps was disabled Jun 20 19:18:37 pim not pin Jun 20 19:18:42 like opim Jun 20 19:19:57 hmm Jun 20 19:19:58 ahh Jun 20 19:20:00 I see Jun 20 19:20:12 dunno exactly how the state is atm Jun 20 19:20:20 the plan was to do a calendar system Jun 20 19:20:28 similiar to palm os' calendar Jun 20 19:28:51 larsc, hum, in fact, both SPI_S3C24XX and SPI_S3C24XX_GPIO are builtin, but spi_s3c24xx fails to init (ENODEV), and spi_gpio isn't probed Jun 20 19:28:54 any idea why? Jun 20 19:29:24 btw what is that suposed to do: Jun 20 19:29:48 mdbus2 -s org.freesmartphone.odeviced /org/freesmartphone/Device/Audio org.fr Jun 20 19:29:48 eesmartphone.Device.Audio.StopAllSounds() Jun 20 19:29:56 oops 2 lines instead of one Jun 20 19:30:20 is it suposed to stop intone? Jun 20 19:30:46 ThibG: no Jun 20 19:31:37 ThibG: the display is connected through the gpio pins on the glamo. so you need to load the glamo-gpio module aswell Jun 20 19:32:49 hmmm Jun 20 19:32:51 mioctl works Jun 20 19:32:53 but not : Jun 20 19:32:54 forgot it, first, but it is loaded (but nothing use it, according to lsmod) Jun 20 19:33:24 mdbus2 -s org.freesmartphone.odeviced /org/freesmartphone/Device/Display/0 org.freesmartphone.Device.Display.SetBacklightPower 0 Jun 20 19:33:43 dbus + fso + mdbus is soo nice Jun 20 19:33:45 ThibG: you are using the current git? Jun 20 19:34:11 not really, I've imported chosen patches from om-gta02-2.6.34 Jun 20 19:34:36 (glamo driver, jbt driver, some patches + jbt device support + glamo device support) Jun 20 19:34:46 (glamo-mci works fine, jbt doesn't load) Jun 20 19:34:50 hm Jun 20 19:35:30 and you've updated your gta02-mach.c? Jun 20 19:35:37 yes Jun 20 19:36:24 (with glamo device support and jbt device support) Jun 20 19:37:12 are you sure you are registering the spi_gpio device? Jun 20 19:37:56 oh, thanks, the structs are there, but they are not registered :) Jun 20 19:38:16 mickeyl: Hi! I just made a new donation for FSO. could you confirme me want your acount will be filled? Jun 20 19:38:21 thx Jun 20 19:38:45 s/want/when Jun 20 19:38:48 huh, in the git neither... Jun 20 19:38:59 or I'm missing something Jun 20 19:40:50 oh, no, that's ok Jun 20 19:41:17 I'll check that gta02_glamo_registered is called, though Jun 20 19:46:24 JaMa: hehe... now ncurses strikes back :/ Jun 20 19:46:36 | CROSS COMPILE Badness: /usr/include in INCLUDEPATH: /usr/include/ncursesw Jun 20 19:50:03 sorry for the spam, but a friend sent me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74nyKaQ0LBY Jun 20 19:50:12 150 people made this movie Jun 20 19:50:13 GarthPS: cool! Jun 20 19:50:34 mickeyl: how can I do that research thingie if I don't even know how does that work. I just press "reply" button on my SE and enter the number. Jun 20 19:50:35 mickey will certainly take this donation carefully and very thankfull Jun 20 19:50:36 it was a demobilization present for one they did army service with. WTF-AMAZING. Jun 20 19:50:41 Now I'm off again. :P Jun 20 19:51:02 leviathan: ;) Iis the purpose! :p Jun 20 19:51:38 I guess he's afk for now, and needs to buy beer for watching wm xD Jun 20 19:51:49 *gg* Jun 20 19:52:04 hmm, basically he could now also order such a serial cable Jun 20 19:52:05 mrmoku: does your new ncurses stage ncurses*config? Jun 20 19:52:26 I've seen him sitting in taiwan on a documentation, over a schematic of the freerunner Jun 20 19:52:27 leviathan, mickeyl: it is surelly not that much. but I prefer to do this several time rather than just once. But I am sure that you could relaunch a campaign about that Jun 20 19:52:40 mrmoku: and is it called by that recipe you're seeing CROSS COMPILE Badness? Jun 20 19:53:01 JaMa: the recipe is nano... checking staged stuff Jun 20 19:53:32 SHR's guys, do oyu have something to receive donations? or when will be your next meating?:) Jun 20 19:53:38 we should make a found for FSO Jun 20 19:53:48 ahh, btw, I'm still checking up samsung Jun 20 19:53:54 for a OE on samsung project Jun 20 19:54:16 means samsung smartphonen shipped with preinstalled SHR2 or so Jun 20 19:54:38 *smartphones Jun 20 19:54:55 mrmoku: is it possible to make a reply to ussd reply of an operator with some options possible? like Me: *111#, operator: "Select your action: 1.Your cabinet 2.News", Me: "1", operator: "1.your balance 2.your options" etc... Jun 20 19:55:25 Q-Master: you mean if USSD supports something like that? or if we have implemented something like that? Jun 20 19:55:42 I mad replies in SHR Jun 20 19:55:47 so if it can do this Jun 20 19:55:59 I would guess, it comes from the underlyn software Jun 20 19:56:00 lib Jun 20 19:56:16 GarthPS: both are undecided issues :/ Jun 20 19:56:40 mrmoku: I need implementation. USSD of my op support that thing. Jun 20 19:57:19 Q-Master, is it there in fso? Jun 20 19:57:36 Q-Master, (sorry for my lack of enthusiasm, I'm just terribly tired!) Jun 20 19:57:37 TAsn: why should i know? 8) Jun 20 19:57:58 Q-Master, didn't you say to mickeyl you'll test? Jun 20 19:58:32 TAsn: I've told mickeyl that I can't test that, because just don't know how. Jun 20 19:58:39 oh :P Jun 20 19:59:04 mrmoku: ok . it is a pity Jun 20 19:59:21 GarthPS: yes Jun 20 20:01:16 JaMa: where should it be staged? Jun 20 20:02:07 mrmoku: somewhere in native staging dir /bin Jun 20 20:02:32 mrmoku: to be sure you can -c clean -c build ncurses-native and check image dir in workdir Jun 20 20:02:55 JaMa: ok Jun 20 20:04:54 Q-Master: can you try sending *111# from your FR and show the response? Jun 20 20:05:23 PaulFertser: from log file or the text? 8) Jun 20 20:05:43 PaulFertser: If you have a beeline you can do that yourself. Jun 20 20:05:51 8) Jun 20 20:05:57 Q-Master: ah, ok Jun 20 20:06:30 Q-Master: i'm not the case ;) Jun 20 20:06:42 8)) Jun 20 20:09:10 mickeyl, PaulFertser: http://pastebin.org/346113 Jun 20 20:09:57 Q-Master: it was interesting Jun 20 20:10:20 larsc, [ 1.745000] gpiochip_add: gpios 256..276 (glamo) not registered Jun 20 20:10:20 [ 1.745000] glamo-gpio glamo-gpio.0: Could not register gpio chip: -22 Jun 20 20:10:31 PaulFertser: Heh. I like that string: TiCalypsoModem <4C>: No handler for URC %CSSN w/ rhs 1,0,A11202010A02013B300A04010F0405AA582C36020, please report to Mickey Jun 20 20:11:01 Q-Master: yeah Jun 20 20:11:28 * Q-Master don't even understand what that mean... Jun 20 20:16:00 ThibG: you need to select S3C24XX_GPIO_EXTRA64 Jun 20 20:16:22 ok, thanks Jun 20 20:18:17 gonna try with that and see it if works :) Jun 20 20:25:07 shouldn't glamo or gta02 select it? Jun 20 20:27:49 glamo certainly not. and if gta02 should probably depends on your philosophy Jun 20 20:28:03 it can build perfectly fine without it, and even boots Jun 20 20:28:25 hm ok Jun 20 20:32:33 Q-Master: ok, confirming it works without any tricks Jun 20 20:32:58 PaulFertser: what works? Jun 20 20:33:05 Q-Master: interactive USSD Jun 20 20:33:15 PaulFertser: how? Jun 20 20:33:31 Q-Master: with SendUssdRequest method of FSO Jun 20 20:33:43 Q-Master: i just initiated the session with *111# Jun 20 20:33:51 Q-Master: and then sent 1/2/3 whatever needed Jun 20 20:33:52 heh. Jun 20 20:33:57 With the same method Jun 20 20:33:59 mrmoku: ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Jun 20 20:34:17 Q-Master: it was a useful menu in fact Jun 20 20:34:36 Q-Master: %CSSN can safely be ignored Jun 20 20:36:11 I think that this should be implemented not only in fso itself... Jun 20 20:37:21 Q-Master: fso needs no modifications it seems Jun 20 20:37:36 Q-Master: if you do not need to forcefully end the ussd session Jun 20 20:37:41 Q-Master: but it's trivial to implement Jun 20 20:37:57 good to hear. shr-phoneui needs Jun 20 20:46:36 and, how do you select it? :/ Jun 20 20:57:15 menuconfig Jun 20 20:57:58 it's not displayed (it's only selected by a few machines), and if I modify it in .config, it gets reverted later Jun 20 21:02:14 huh, seems to work, now, maybe I should sleep a bit more Jun 20 21:03:38 Q-Master: please add a ticket to our trac Jun 20 21:04:36 hm, works 'cause I've made MACH_NEO1973_GTA02 select it :p Jun 20 21:04:36 Q-Master, and make it a major enhancement :P Jun 20 21:06:04 Q-Master: implemented in fso.el Jun 20 21:06:05 :P Jun 20 21:06:39 Q-Master: i can now easily ask beeline to lend me some money Jun 20 21:06:52 Q-Master: or to ask somebody to call me Jun 20 21:08:18 mickeyl, 2010-06-20T21:06:19.338138Z [WARN] QualcommHtcModem <>: No handler for URC +HTCCNIV w/ rhs ""," Jun 20 21:08:18 ","22288", please report to Mickey Jun 20 21:08:28 (well, the second is not so easy) Jun 20 21:08:28 I'll look if it's the same than before Jun 20 21:09:19 seem the same Jun 20 21:09:21 <[Rui]> sheesh, 5h of bb shr-lite-image and it's still at 1/7th :) Jun 20 21:09:22 sorry for the noise Jun 20 21:09:44 [Rui], bitbaking? Jun 20 21:09:52 <[Rui]> gnustavo: yeah... Jun 20 21:10:09 <[Rui]> GNUtoo|laptop: yeah... I was having some weird errors so I decied to clean tmp/* Jun 20 21:10:38 [Rui], ok, personally I made a pact with the devil: I've a core i.7 Jun 20 21:11:12 the devil part is that I discovered that the laptop had an anti-theft-bios-rootkit Jun 20 21:11:59 <[Rui]> GNUtoo|laptop: if it's yours then you can disable it permanently :) Jun 20 21:12:03 how? Jun 20 21:12:08 it's in the BIOS Jun 20 21:12:12 it's mine Jun 20 21:12:14 I bought it Jun 20 21:12:27 there is a disable option in the BIOS Jun 20 21:12:31 but is it really disabled? Jun 20 21:12:34 <[Rui]> GNUtoo|laptop: yeah... they are usually in inactive state and you can only do one thing: enable or disable Jun 20 21:12:42 ok Jun 20 21:12:48 I didn't even run windows Jun 20 21:12:52 not even once Jun 20 21:12:56 so maybe it's unactive Jun 20 21:13:00 but I'll never know Jun 20 21:13:04 <[Rui]> GNUtoo|laptop: either setting is permanent and only clearable at factory (I have my doubts it can't be cleared by a skilled person) Jun 20 21:13:18 ThibG: hm, actually MACH_NEO1973_GTA02 used to select it, but it seems to got lost in the 2.6.34 patchset. I wonder why it works here fine nevertheless Jun 20 21:13:27 ok Jun 20 21:13:32 <[Rui]> GNUtoo|laptop: hehe, my laptop is my job's one, as such I neither activated nor disabled it Jun 20 21:13:41 hmm Jun 20 21:13:57 <[Rui]> GNUtoo|laptop: I'll go as far as never having allowed Windows to boot before formatting the whole disk with GNU/Linux :) Jun 20 21:14:18 [Rui]: did the same with mine Jun 20 21:14:18 ok Jun 20 21:14:32 * GNUtoo|laptop would like a powerfull coreboot laptop Jun 20 21:14:39 unfortunately coreboot laptops are core 2 duo Jun 20 21:14:48 and hard to find Jun 20 21:14:52 larsc, ok, maybe there have been an extra run of kconfig, which checked it and disabled it Jun 20 21:14:59 they are rugged/hardened laptops Jun 20 21:15:06 so I bet they cost a lot Jun 20 21:15:08 i'll fix it Jun 20 21:15:27 <[Rui]> leviathan: if it was mine, I'd permanently disable it Jun 20 21:15:29 ok, thanks Jun 20 21:15:34 [Rui]: ok Jun 20 21:15:42 I'll bother you again if I can't get the display to work despite that :p Jun 20 21:15:43 [Rui]: I've got wine Jun 20 21:15:44 Q-Master: yeah, now it's cool whatever you want to do :P Jun 20 21:15:55 works for the most things except Access* Jun 20 21:16:06 <[Rui]> GNUtoo|laptop: what laptop is that, then? Jun 20 21:16:27 [Rui], the coreboot ones? Jun 20 21:16:29 coreboot Jun 20 21:16:34 :-) Jun 20 21:16:37 nice Jun 20 21:16:43 mickeyl: so interactive ussd works nicely, just SHR folks are too slow to implement it comparing to the emacs magic power. Jun 20 21:16:48 Breaking News: coreboot now supports two Intel i945 based notebooks, Getac P470 and Roda RK886EX. Big thanks to our sponsors: Jun 20 21:16:49 are there already laptops with coreboot? Jun 20 21:16:50 <[Rui]> leviathan: I'm fortunate enough to be able to mostly ignore the Windows world at my job, except when I have to prove that yes, my email servers delivered your email to the Exchange server... Jun 20 21:16:53 http://www.coreboot.org/Welcome_to_coreboot Jun 20 21:17:04 I've also a mainboard that could be suported if I do some work Jun 20 21:17:13 but I can't do everyhting Jun 20 21:17:14 aahh? Jun 20 21:17:16 nice Jun 20 21:17:18 <[Rui]> GNUtoo|laptop: yeah... the only one I have with coreboot is OLPC XO-1 :) Jun 20 21:17:22 ok Jun 20 21:17:30 then I would suggest to make you miniusb pluggable Jun 20 21:17:45 because you can use it also for jtag adaption Jun 20 21:17:57 and so, you can easier make coreboot development Jun 20 21:18:45 GNUtoo|laptop: ment for the serial thing we are both waiting for Jun 20 21:19:01 I'll get mine tomorrow, if everything works just fine Jun 20 21:19:04 ok Jun 20 21:19:16 my plan for tomorrow Jun 20 21:19:26 waiting for UPS Jun 20 21:19:27 hmmm Jun 20 21:19:35 fsogsmd - 1:0.5.0+gitr7+4c141697e4c3328a07bcdc7e43463c5d6019b633-r2.2.4 - The freesmartphone.org API reference implem Jun 20 21:19:35 entation (FSO 2.0) Jun 20 21:19:35 fsogsmd - 1:0.5.0+gitr807+eb3a3c0410a2387e36d7ae306b5c1734ca842b90-r2.0.4 Jun 20 21:19:36 going to get my ferrit cores for my experiment Jun 20 21:19:42 buy'n the USB-A port Jun 20 21:19:42 I think I've an issue Jun 20 21:19:45 some zener diodes Jun 20 21:19:48 and so on Jun 20 21:19:48 sorry for the breakline that I didn't saw Jun 20 21:20:00 and then presenting FSO on a table on a event Jun 20 21:20:02 I bet the 2.2.4 is more recent? Jun 20 21:20:17 GNUtoo|laptop: I guess so ;-) Jun 20 21:20:20 2 > 0 Jun 20 21:20:37 and I bet 807 is bogus Jun 20 21:20:45 jup Jun 20 21:20:47 I don't know from where it comes Jun 20 21:20:50 I guess so too Jun 20 21:20:50 the 807 Jun 20 21:20:55 hmm Jun 20 21:21:08 lets see Jun 20 21:21:58 take 4c141697e4c3328a07bcdc7e43463c5d6019b633 Jun 20 21:22:01 its the newest Jun 20 21:22:07 http://git.freesmartphone.org/?p=cornucopia.git;a=commit;h=4c141697e4c3328a07bcdc7e43463c5d6019b633 Jun 20 21:22:16 so it is really 2.2.4 Jun 20 21:22:29 807 might be a typo Jun 20 21:22:41 in an old recipe Jun 20 21:24:20 ok thanks a lot Jun 20 21:25:31 Damn it. I want my serial-2-usb. Come UPS come. put put put. brave UPS, nice UPS, put put put >_< Jun 20 21:25:55 perhaps they come faster, when I lie something to eat in front of my door? Jun 20 21:25:56 xD Jun 20 21:26:23 can't wait to see the debug output Jun 20 21:26:41 * leviathan can't wait to see the debug output Jun 20 21:27:42 GNUtoo|laptop: oh, btw, you're welcome Jun 20 21:27:43 ;-) Jun 20 21:28:05 GNUtoo|laptop: btw. I tried to get Daniel Walker on the line Jun 20 21:28:11 over jabber or email Jun 20 21:28:13 so response Jun 20 21:28:20 ok Jun 20 21:28:24 I'm welcome? Jun 20 21:28:33 ok thanks a lot Jun 20 21:28:38 you're welcome Jun 20 21:28:38 ah ok Jun 20 21:28:41 ;-) Jun 20 21:28:49 these codeaurora people are good in quietness Jun 20 21:29:15 the qualcomm guy at least responded with an unusable answer... -_- Jun 20 21:29:30 the best until now was the indian guy Jun 20 21:29:34 basmati or so Jun 20 21:29:55 he told me some usefull informations about whats NOT possible Jun 20 21:30:07 and for what they do NOT have time in the nearest future Jun 20 21:30:16 it was very good to make myself an image Jun 20 21:30:47 they're process modell semms to be not really compatible with good fashioned linux development Jun 20 21:30:53 *seems Jun 20 21:31:19 means: they do not have time to do the things right, even if they would be able from the knowledge Jun 20 21:33:36 ok Jun 20 21:33:44 I'll see tomorrow if it comes Jun 20 21:33:46 I hope so Jun 20 21:35:06 git:git.freesmartphone.org.cornucopia-fsogsmd_rev|4c141697e4c3328a07bcdc7e43463c5d6019b633 Jun 20 21:35:06 git:git.freesmartphone.org.cornucopia-fsogsmd_count|7 Jun 20 21:35:10 that's all I have Jun 20 21:35:12 strange... Jun 20 21:35:21 I wonder where does the corruption come from Jun 20 21:35:45 I'm tangating my 6-core a bit atm Jun 20 21:35:56 building shr-image Jun 20 21:36:15 should I upload it tomorrow? Jun 20 22:07:13 <[Rui]> ouph... I'm off to bed, I hope myne goes well... :) NOTE: Running task 1655 of 7742 (ID: 4869, /media/devdisk/openmoko/shr-unstable/openembedded/recipes/gnome/gconf_2.28.0.bb, do_compile) Jun 20 22:07:18 GNUtoo|laptop: still awake? Jun 20 22:07:42 NOTE: Running task 1141 of 6940 (ID: 4003, /mnt/sdb/openembedded/recipes/libtiff/tiff_3.9.2.bb, do_configure) Jun 20 22:07:50 leviathan@dizzy-6 /mnt/sdb/build_dream $ bitbake shr-image Jun 20 22:07:53 :-) Jun 20 22:08:19 <[Rui]> leviathan: I use bitbake -k (so that if something fails it'll try to keep compiling as much as possible) Jun 20 22:08:22 [Rui]: good night Jun 20 22:08:23 leviathan, yes Jun 20 22:08:32 [Rui]: ahh, ok Jun 20 22:08:34 nice Jun 20 22:08:35 leviathan, retry Jun 20 22:08:41 ok Jun 20 22:08:47 uhhm Jun 20 22:08:49 <[Rui]> so sleepy I fell asleep while watching Simpsons... wow... g'night Jun 20 22:08:50 I think I had a similar error Jun 20 22:08:56 I retried 2 times Jun 20 22:08:57 [Rui]: gn8 Jun 20 22:09:00 okee Jun 20 22:09:07 I do not have an error Jun 20 22:09:12 its just compiling Jun 20 22:09:12 leviathan, but without the log I can't tell Jun 20 22:09:18 pastebin the log Jun 20 22:09:23 I had something with libtool Jun 20 22:09:25 I do not have an error Jun 20 22:09:27 I think a race condition Jun 20 22:09:34 so retry Jun 20 22:09:34 until now it builds trough Jun 20 22:09:47 its already on a 1/6 Jun 20 22:09:57 I'll report, when it crashes Jun 20 22:10:14 the problem is, having multiple tasks running parallely Jun 20 22:10:24 that it doesn't get it to wait for another task Jun 20 22:10:38 so it tries to compile a package, which depends on a not yet compiled one Jun 20 22:10:41 so it dies Jun 20 22:10:50 its missing smartness in bitbake Jun 20 22:11:27 hmm, I wanna have my debug cable Jun 20 22:11:29 ^^ Jun 20 22:17:10 task 1219 of 6940 Jun 20 22:17:15 still building Jun 20 22:17:50 Initialized empty Git repository in /mnt/sdb/sources/git/gitorious.org.htc-msm-2-6-32.leviathan-incoming.git/.git/ Jun 20 22:18:05 there must stay kernel.org in the future >_< Jun 20 22:19:14 hopefully I can do the first step for this goal tomorrow Jun 20 22:23:53 http://www.linuxfordevices.com/c/a/News/Linux-kernel-port-for-TI-TMS320C6472-TMS320C6474-TMS320C6455-and-TMS320C6457/ Jun 20 22:23:55 oops Jun 20 22:23:57 sorry Jun 20 22:24:43 ohh, nice thing Jun 20 22:25:12 I'd like to let my company participate Jun 20 22:25:30 my dad and I did a good marketing strategy Jun 20 22:25:47 could be the right hardware for it Jun 20 22:25:55 larsc, thanks a LOT, it works fine, now :) Jun 20 22:26:25 ThibG: yes. drivers normaly need to be initialized to be usefull Jun 20 22:26:27 :-) Jun 20 22:26:29 and next Jun 20 22:26:52 they should not produce a DMA error, and crash the device, when they are loaded Jun 20 22:27:06 GNUtoo|laptop: thats what the panel driver is doing I guess Jun 20 22:27:16 but I'll see, when the adapter is here Jun 20 22:27:17 =) Jun 20 22:27:45 ok Jun 20 22:28:05 perhaps I should go sleep before the waiting is driving me crazy Jun 20 22:28:18 additionally I need to go out tomorrow Jun 20 22:28:23 buy'n some parts Jun 20 22:28:29 USB-A connector Jun 20 22:28:43 ok lol Jun 20 22:29:09 http://jnaudin.free.fr/images/megdiag3.gif Jun 20 22:29:13 and this parts Jun 20 22:31:39 ah that risky thing Jun 20 22:32:07 which can blow up my house, of course me, and the circumventing area, when I do something wrong Jun 20 22:32:07 yes Jun 20 22:32:36 a mobile vacuum energy generator Jun 20 22:32:41 only 600g weight Jun 20 22:32:46 would be nice, if it works Jun 20 22:32:47 =) Jun 20 22:34:42 GNUtoo|laptop: http://jnaudin.free.fr/images/megdiag4.gif Jun 20 22:34:46 this one looks better Jun 20 22:34:54 hmm Jun 20 22:35:07 I won't use a digital pulse I guess Jun 20 22:35:14 I won't need parts from there Jun 20 22:35:21 I'll use an OpAmp Jun 20 22:35:27 and do it the analog way Jun 20 22:35:37 because its not only the pule which matter Jun 20 22:35:44 but also the form of the wave Jun 20 22:36:37 so I'll make a sinus generator Jun 20 22:36:43 controlled by an atmega Jun 20 22:36:45 :-) Jun 20 22:37:03 so Jun 20 22:37:07 but now I need to sleep Jun 20 22:37:12 ok Jun 20 22:37:14 long day tomorrow I fear Jun 20 22:37:19 gn8 Jun 20 22:37:23 good night Jun 20 22:37:29 thx Jun 21 01:23:05 Anybody here? Jun 21 01:24:18 I've been following OM since the early days, however, I am just beginning to get to where I can actually use C worth anything. Jun 21 01:24:37 ~nf Jun 21 01:24:39 The #openmoko-cdevel Newsflash Bulletin Board. (continued at ~NF2. For help see ~NF-help) - - - Recommended URLs and channels(chanlogs etc):see ~RL - - - NEWSFLASH [2010-03-28 21:09 UTC]:buildhost got rebooted... new RAM will arrive beginning of next week **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Jun 21 02:59:56 2010