**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Jul 27 02:59:56 2010 Jul 27 05:37:26 zub: JaMa is one week off Jul 27 05:38:59 leviathan: I tried to build maxima... and for me it fails. Missing clisp. So probably it just finds you hosts clisp and that is why it builds wrong binaries... Jul 27 05:45:20 mrmoku: lisp has binaries now? don't you normally just load the code to the interpreter and then dump the interpreter core to disk? Jul 27 05:45:51 mrmoku: and then later jump to the saved memory image? Jul 27 06:15:29 lindi-_: I have noooo idea about lisp... was just a guess Jul 27 06:18:06 mrmoku: it's kind of hard to maintain a package for a language one does not understand :) Jul 27 06:19:40 mrmoku: does the latest fsogsmd work for you? Jul 27 06:20:07 PaulFertser: yep Jul 27 06:20:24 lindi-_: nah, I don't want to maintain anything :) Jul 27 06:20:44 lindi-_: just looking into leviathan's problem ending up with efl binaries while building that clisp thing Jul 27 06:20:54 PaulFertser: do you have problems? Jul 27 06:21:09 mrmoku: yes, it doesn't register though i can't see anything odd in the log. Jul 27 06:21:10 PaulFertser: even releasing and rerequesting works now for me :) Jul 27 06:22:05 PaulFertser: just a normal SetFunctionality with autoregister and it does not register? Jul 27 06:22:32 PaulFertser: that is what I have when doing CFUN=4 and then CFUN=1 again Jul 27 06:25:28 morning Jul 27 06:25:32 s/efl/elf/ Jul 27 06:25:33 :) Jul 27 06:25:53 is there a workaround when my shr-u gives "undefined symbol: ts_read_raw" and I have no way of flashing a new firmware right now? Jul 27 06:26:00 * mrmoku is confronted with enlightenment stuff for too long ;) Jul 27 06:27:03 lindi-_: can you please provide me with the link to your "manual establishing a call" instructions? Jul 27 06:27:14 Can't find it on your website :/ Jul 27 06:29:50 iki.fi/lindi/openmoko/manual-call.txt? Jul 27 06:33:05 lindi-_: exactly, thanks! :) Jul 27 06:33:41 lindi-_: i thought you have everything inside the darcs repo. Jul 27 06:36:21 for anyone interested, latest news on foxtrotgps from Joshua at http://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/foss-gps/2010-July/000396.html Jul 27 06:40:51 Shit, still can't register, and can't understand why :( Jul 27 06:42:22 PaulFertser: even without fso? Jul 27 06:42:45 mrmoku: i didn't try Jul 27 06:43:03 foxtrotgps is also as-we-speak replacing tangogps in Debian with a new upload from the maintainer just gone to the archive Jul 27 06:43:20 ahh... I thought lindi's script is probably without fso.... just the dialing part then Jul 27 06:43:51 PaulFertser: which rev fsogsmd do you have exactly? Jul 27 06:44:12 mrmoku: 2eeb15cc0bd2e51d69d715dfb39cd591fcd71e1f Jul 27 06:44:28 mrmoku: it is. But i used it to compare with my logs, not to actually try anything. Jul 27 06:44:41 ok :) Jul 27 06:45:25 PaulFertser: 823c55b80559ad4bc5687ddf47c12d1d224f68f5 is what works for me Jul 27 06:45:55 mrmoku: yes those instructions are very manual not even a script Jul 27 06:46:04 mrmoku: :( Jul 27 06:46:34 PaulFertser: that is two (unrelated) commits before yours... Jul 27 06:46:38 hmm Jul 27 06:47:03 mrmoku: i know Jul 27 06:47:08 maybe it's broken without pin now... Jul 27 06:47:27 PaulFertser: if you manually call Network.Register... does that work? Jul 27 06:47:42 SRC: "+COPS=3,2;+COPS?" -> [ "+COPS: 0 Jul 27 06:47:45 ", "OK" ] Jul 27 06:48:45 mrmoku: yes Jul 27 06:48:48 mrmoku: now it works. Jul 27 06:48:53 mrmoku: thanks for the hint :) Jul 27 06:49:27 PaulFertser: hmm... probably another problem of 'gsm watchdog getting the wrong modem state' ... Jul 27 06:51:20 mrmoku: looks like AT+COPS=0,0 was never done Jul 27 06:52:10 PaulFertser: yeah Jul 27 06:52:11 case Modem.Status.ALIVE_SIM_READY: Jul 27 06:52:11 if ( theModem.data().keepRegistration ) Jul 27 06:52:11 { Jul 27 06:52:11 campNetwork(); Jul 27 06:52:24 is what src/lib/watchdog.vala does... Jul 27 06:52:34 without that it just doesn't register... Jul 27 06:52:47 probably it does never get hit with that modem state Jul 27 06:52:57 and works for me, because I have a PIN Jul 27 06:53:10 mrmoku: what the hell is that? "keepRegistration"? Jul 27 06:53:16 campNetwork Jul 27 06:53:23 Confusing as hell :/ Jul 27 06:54:11 And i was in the ALIVE_SIM_READY status actually. Jul 27 06:54:58 PaulFertser: http://pastebin.ca/1909097 Jul 27 06:55:23 PaulFertser: keepRegistration tells fsogsmd to automatically register to the network and keep registered whenever possible Jul 27 06:55:42 PaulFertser: the second parameter to SetFunctionality Jul 27 06:57:47 mrmoku: i need to investigate that more... Jul 27 06:57:53 mrmoku: no time right now. Jul 27 06:58:19 PaulFertser: ok :) Jul 27 06:59:23 mrmoku: at least thanks to your setfunctionality hint i have a working phone now, thanks :) Jul 27 06:59:36 good :) Jul 27 07:01:50 mrmoku: while seeing you and PaulFertser around, i wanted to thank you for the flight mode :) as it allows (me) to switch quickly the SIM off when i come home and turn another (legal SIM copy) on in my GSM gate (home gsm amplifier system) :) Jul 27 07:02:08 hopefully this makes up for the user case :) Jul 27 07:02:41 vanous123: does not work though :/ Jul 27 07:03:07 only the switching off part :P Jul 27 07:03:19 not currently, but this can be a temporary status of any part Jul 27 07:03:21 :) Jul 27 07:03:22 turning back on does not work yet... will hopefully soon though Jul 27 07:03:24 yeah :) Jul 27 07:17:41 I need some help in intergarting a new codec support in ANdroid, working towards supporting divx and mpeg2 codecs on Android Jul 27 07:21:28 mrmoku: a week off? how can he?! :)) (j/k of course) Jul 27 07:21:41 zub: yeah... without my permission even ;) Jul 27 07:21:49 :) Jul 27 07:39:44 hi someone there who knows a lot about the glamo and X11 and acceleration? Jul 27 07:40:20 are XCopyArea and XCopyPlane accelerated via X or are the calculated on the cpu? Jul 27 07:44:33 mrmoku: hi Jul 27 07:44:41 ah? that might it be! Jul 27 07:44:44 thx a lot Jul 27 07:44:46 ^_^ Jul 27 07:57:12 leviathan: there seems to be no lisp in OE... Jul 27 08:14:17 hmm Jul 27 08:14:29 mrmoku: then I'll have to import that too Jul 27 08:28:57 does the freerunner support sdlgl for blitting with hardware acceleration? Jul 27 08:30:08 mrmoku: | /mnt/sdb/build_dream/tmp/work/armv6-novfp-oe-linux-gnueabi/clisp-2.48-r0/clisp-2.48/configure: invalid argument --target=arm-oe-linux-gnueabi Jul 27 10:03:16 hrm, the rndis driver for windows doesn't work anymore Jul 27 10:03:24 seems like the vendor/product ID changed on the FR? Jul 27 10:06:15 hi, Jul 27 10:06:23 I'm not shure of my connection stability Jul 27 10:06:25 hi Deubeuliou Jul 27 10:12:29 mrmoku: TAsn: ping Jul 27 10:12:45 mrmoku: TAsn: seems latest shr-u broken in some way Jul 27 10:12:50 it cannot recieve sms Jul 27 10:13:06 vibra is very weak Jul 27 10:16:22 hi gnustavo Jul 27 10:16:26 GNUtoo|laptop: * Jul 27 10:17:07 hi Deubeuliou Jul 27 10:17:10 I found that: Jul 27 10:17:19 http://www.irregular-expression.com/?p=30 Jul 27 10:17:21 rohezal: XCopyArea and XCopyPlane should be accelerated (but in reality it depends on things like the bit depths of the buffers) - I don't know for certain that those X commands make it into the driver in a useful way, but they sound like things that should Jul 27 10:17:31 GNUtoo|laptop: yep, that's the tuto I used Jul 27 10:17:37 rohezal: r.e. "sdlgl" - we don't have any accelerated GL, so that won't be accelerated Jul 27 10:17:38 ok Jul 27 10:17:44 you installed debian or SHR? Jul 27 10:17:49 debian Jul 27 10:17:57 Weiss: thx weiss Jul 27 10:18:01 I've some questions Jul 27 10:18:47 b4329 is supported by compat-wireless? Jul 27 10:18:52 what's the kenrel version? Jul 27 10:19:02 the freerunner has 16 bpp or? do you know how a X ZPixmap has its RGB bits ordered? wikipedia says its maybe R:5 G6: B:5 bits Jul 27 10:19:09 does alsa work? Jul 27 10:19:14 but my test gave me strange results Jul 27 10:19:22 rohezal: RGB565 is the "native" format, easiest to accelerate Jul 27 10:19:36 I bet you use xf86-video-fbdev Jul 27 10:19:51 so: 00000000 00011111 should be green or? Jul 27 10:20:14 hi mickeyl Jul 27 10:20:32 if I get a nexusone from USA will it work in europe(I assume so but I want to be shure) Jul 27 10:20:36 *sure Jul 27 10:21:05 FUKC, error found. im using a 24 bit display on my desktop and im testing on it. thats why it doesnt work Jul 27 10:21:06 lol Jul 27 10:21:59 GNUtoo|laptop: for bcm4329, I don't know ; I have troubles even with the the android.kernel.org kernel. somebody told me about compat-wireless but I didn't try. I tried both 2.6.29 and 2.6.32. I don't know for alsa Jul 27 10:22:28 ok Jul 27 10:22:44 Deubeuliou, do you prefer debian or SHR? Jul 27 10:22:59 also: Jul 27 10:23:24 yesterday you said you would be able to do some work soon, do you plan to test alsa and compat-wireless Jul 27 10:23:25 ? Jul 27 10:23:41 maybe I could look for the id of the bcm card Jul 27 10:23:48 in the source code Jul 27 10:23:56 I didn't plan anything yet, but if you think it's useful I can try Jul 27 10:24:26 Important: X11 use with its ZPixmap a BGR format not a RGB format with 24 bits Jul 27 10:25:32 Deubeuliou, ok thanks a lot,just ping me when you will be ready to test stuff Jul 27 10:26:16 maybe my msm kernel would work Jul 27 10:26:18 for alsa Jul 27 10:26:51 I can send you my latest config Jul 27 10:27:55 (used against a 2.6.32 - 328f56010183e7fb719013377573362c4f872fb4 @ android.kernel.org) Jul 27 10:29:05 ok Jul 27 10:29:22 msm kernel? Jul 27 10:29:25 I'm based on that Jul 27 10:29:48 for the rebase branch Jul 27 10:29:51 so it has got support for qsd and alsa qsd Jul 27 10:30:51 I'll eat,be back after that Jul 27 11:01:21 blindcoder: http://www.shr-project.org/trac/ticket/1146 Jul 27 11:14:12 back Jul 27 11:27:24 mickeyl: hi Jul 27 11:27:32 OE git is down again? Jul 27 11:28:59 GNUtoo|laptop: wb Jul 27 11:29:22 hi leviathan Jul 27 11:29:31 hi Jul 27 11:29:38 seems OE git is down Jul 27 11:29:42 is it true? Jul 27 11:32:56 leviathan, http://downorisitjustme.com/res.php?url=cgit.openembedded.org Jul 27 11:33:43 Nope your right! cgit.openembedded.org appears to be Offline! Jul 27 11:33:45 okee Jul 27 11:35:19 then... Jul 27 11:36:08 hi Jul 27 11:36:32 epic. I build shr-lite-image today with the correct SHR distro set and I am really impressed Jul 27 11:36:37 NOTE: Tasks Summary: Attempted 3185 tasks of which 0 didn't need to be rerun and 1 failed. Jul 27 11:36:44 only 1 failed package Jul 27 11:37:04 is it correct that no extra srcrevs or so must be set when using shr as distro ? Jul 27 11:37:48 hmm Jul 27 11:37:58 dcordes_: if you wanna have latest releases Jul 27 11:38:07 you should inherit autorev files Jul 27 11:38:07 mom Jul 27 11:38:37 dcordes_: didn't do it either Jul 27 11:38:38 so Jul 27 11:38:49 yes no additional stuff in local.conf needed ^_^ Jul 27 11:40:07 leviathan: very nice Jul 27 11:40:30 I'm ennoyed by maxima+OE Jul 27 11:40:39 doesnt seem to be an easy task Jul 27 11:40:40 -.- Jul 27 11:40:58 I've now also imported clisp Jul 27 11:41:08 good thing Jul 27 11:41:12 I'm using gentoo Jul 27 11:41:30 so making a recipe is nearly just cp'ing the ebuilds Jul 27 11:41:32 leviathan: never heard of either Jul 27 11:41:38 hmm Jul 27 11:41:41 realy? Jul 27 11:41:45 yeah I guess oe benefits a lot from genttoo Jul 27 11:42:00 http://maxima-project.org/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page Jul 27 11:42:01 brb need coffee Jul 27 11:44:02 mm Jul 27 11:44:21 what would be life without vanilla sirup Jul 27 11:44:33 regarding vanilla Jul 27 11:44:41 leviathan: how is the mainline going on dream ? Jul 27 11:44:56 leviathan: I am still lazy to try it on hd2. will let it mature a bit Jul 27 11:46:41 dcordes_: mainline gets better and better, since code aurora people are doing the development Jul 27 11:47:26 dcordes_: they have even snapdragon and scorpion suport in mainline now Jul 27 11:54:07 leviathan: yes snapdragon is what I'm after. it is very nice. just lay back watch both -our hd2 specific android kernel based tree and mainline- grow and at some point do a big merge with the help of many mainline ppl. Jul 27 11:57:39 dcordes_: yes, you can watch it grow, they are also working on usb basis etc. Jul 27 11:57:55 so the day will come soon, when we have even usb ethernet gadget Jul 27 11:58:25 leviathan, I've some incomprensible wifi issue Jul 27 11:58:53 GNUtoo|laptop: hmm, describe it Jul 27 11:58:56 ^^ Jul 27 11:59:12 old kernel msmgnuconfirm Jul 27 11:59:34 at power: first sketch at delivering wakeup reason to userland via /proc interface Jul 27 11:59:36 + Jul 27 11:59:47 http://git.openpandora.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=pandora-wifi.git;a=summary Jul 27 11:59:53 which is quite old Jul 27 11:59:55 result in Jul 27 12:00:11 wifi with PSM breaking right after association Jul 27 12:00:13 for instance Jul 27 12:00:20 ifconfig wlan0 down blocks Jul 27 12:00:26 it didn't before Jul 27 12:00:28 long time ago Jul 27 12:00:39 it blocked after 30min Jul 27 12:00:43 or somerhing like that Jul 27 12:01:20 ahhh I'll check the branch Jul 27 12:01:42 branch is ok Jul 27 12:05:16 leviathan: no need for usb gadget. I prefer the usb host much more with full sized qwerty attached :D Jul 27 12:06:00 leviathan: I am hoping for the possibility to switch between usb modes soon. right now we have a problem about detection and power modes. but it will happen soon Jul 27 12:07:37 leviathan: what's up with usb host on dream ? Jul 27 12:07:59 leviathan: I've heard msm7xxxA usb host is wired but no driver exists Jul 27 12:07:59 dcordes_: there was also a discussion about this topic on arm-msm-linux ML Jul 27 12:08:15 dcordes_: thats partially right Jul 27 12:08:35 its existing somewhere Jul 27 12:08:38 it just doesnt work Jul 27 12:08:39 leviathan: hm I want to take a while and read the arm-linux-msm .. need to catch up didn't read in a while Jul 27 12:08:40 >_< Jul 27 12:09:07 you should Jul 27 12:09:13 would be perhaps usefull Jul 27 12:09:13 msm7xxxA would bring extra life to dozens of devices Jul 27 12:09:21 msm7xxxA usb host Jul 27 12:09:41 leviathan: hehe the problem is we are very busy doing the device specific parts... Jul 27 12:09:47 (yeah, usb host on rhodium would be lovely) Jul 27 12:10:30 leviathan: the primary interest to join that list was to get infomration on our cpu crash problem. but they could only comment anyway because they are not allowed to read from the holy bible of QSD8250.pdf :D Jul 27 12:16:05 does rotation via xrandr work in xf86-video-fbdev on dream ? Jul 27 12:19:51 dcordes_: nope Jul 27 12:19:56 doesnt work Jul 27 12:20:14 in fact, we do not have any possible working rotation solution Jul 27 12:20:27 else we would already be using it in our release Jul 27 12:20:32 but we haven't Jul 27 12:22:59 leviathan: I have seen an ubuntu ubuntu rootfs with kernel kit for the rhodium (touch pro 2) that has rotateion via xrandr working. Jul 27 12:23:30 leviathan: I know they are using xorg-video-fbdev and it definetly works on the fly with an xrandr script Jul 27 12:23:44 leviathan: rhodium is msm7201A based .. Jul 27 12:23:54 hmm, very strange Jul 27 12:24:00 GNUtoo|laptop: copy that? Jul 27 12:24:05 leviathan: GNUtoo|laptop: what do you guys think? we should download and cut it open. Jul 27 12:24:12 I will find the link Jul 27 12:24:24 * dcordes_ slaps lulinha Jul 27 12:24:28 ??? Jul 27 12:24:31 * leviathan too Jul 27 12:24:47 GNUtoo|laptop: ubuntu has rotation on fbdev Jul 27 12:24:59 ah ok nice Jul 27 12:25:05 where are the sources? Jul 27 12:25:05 we should apply theire patches to OE Jul 27 12:25:09 hmm Jul 27 12:25:10 mom Jul 27 12:25:14 GNUtoo|laptop: leviathan: they use htc-msm-2.6.27 kernel ( phh being one of the main devs) Jul 27 12:25:16 or.... Jul 27 12:25:27 I submit their patch upstream Jul 27 12:25:31 phh: can you comment on it ? any msm_fb patches ? Jul 27 12:25:38 phh: to enable xrandr rotation ? Jul 27 12:25:39 dcordes_: I don't think we have anything special for fbdev Jul 27 12:25:48 dcordes_: not kernel space Jul 27 12:25:56 rand is Xorg specific extension Jul 27 12:25:56 phh: in that case it might be the xorg version Jul 27 12:25:58 we have rotation too but it's static Jul 27 12:26:05 dcordes_: I think we use Xfbdev Jul 27 12:26:07 not Xorg fbdev driver Jul 27 12:26:11 xorg restart needed Jul 27 12:26:16 for rotating Jul 27 12:26:16 phh: aha interesting Jul 27 12:26:27 GNUtoo|laptop: that inacceptable, and you know it -.- Jul 27 12:26:30 ahh ok they patched that Jul 27 12:26:36 really? Jul 27 12:26:38 we need this damn randr extensions Jul 27 12:26:41 yeah Jul 27 12:26:43 http://ip208-100-42-21.static.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=640785 'rhobuntu' very cute :D Jul 27 12:27:03 leviathan: GNUtoo|laptop: check it out.. I fear it is only available from some 1337warez superupload website Jul 27 12:27:05 yeah they all have cute names Jul 27 12:27:10 that's why I prefer never naming my stuff :p Jul 27 12:27:12 I've other priorities like wifi,feel free to implement rotation....I'd love to see that implemented Jul 27 12:27:44 GNUtoo|laptop: pok the leviathan is my last hope ;P Jul 27 12:27:55 pok? Jul 27 12:28:08 GNUtoo|laptop: s/pok/ok/ Jul 27 12:28:15 ah ok Jul 27 12:29:00 leviathan: notice the patched ofono gsm framework plus GUI :) Jul 27 12:29:11 aha, ok Jul 27 12:29:52 leviathan: can you download the rootfs ? Jul 27 12:31:35 EMI is damn fucking magic. Was trying to understand how the hell interrupts that should happen on the falling edge happen on every edge. It proved to be a very strong EMI from the onboard power supply. Jul 27 12:32:06 leviathan: here they are really using Xfbdev http://ip208-100-42-21.static.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=7223757&highlight=xfbdev#post7223757 "exec /usr/bin/X11/Xfbdev -nolisten tcp -br -mouse tslib,,device=/dev/input/event1" Jul 27 12:32:59 GNUtoo|laptop: leviathan: did you every give Xfbdev a try on dream ? Jul 27 12:33:25 GNUtoo|laptop: leviathan: I doubt they patched it.... Jul 27 12:33:35 yes,rotation needed patching Jul 27 12:34:05 GNUtoo|laptop: you patched Xfbdev ? Jul 27 12:34:32 dcordes_: yes Jul 27 12:34:42 we had always broken input Jul 27 12:34:55 morning dcordes_ Jul 27 12:35:15 they must have it working flawlessly. I know on the fly rotation works (nonborked) in the rhobuntu Jul 27 12:35:22 hi mickey|office Jul 27 12:36:16 GNUtoo|laptop: perhaps that thing with broken input after rotation is only a dream issue and other devices work great with Xfbdev?? O_o Jul 27 12:36:43 leviathan: well what changes do you have vs. other msm_fb versions ? Jul 27 12:36:46 maybe Jul 27 12:37:04 leviathan: refresh hack is also in cluded in the kernel usedo n rhodium Jul 27 12:37:10 anyway better make rotation work with xorg Jul 27 12:37:11 so that is not it Jul 27 12:37:14 what else you got ? Jul 27 12:37:28 because kdrive is...not maintained Jul 27 12:37:44 jup Jul 27 12:38:18 mickey|office: http://linuxtogo.org/~lgorris/ofono-0.20.patch something for you Jul 27 12:38:22 dcordes_: Xfbdev with rotation? Jul 27 12:38:35 lindi-: yes. it is a problem on htcdream device Jul 27 12:38:53 dcordes_: how does Xfbdev relate to xserver-xorg-video-fbdev? Jul 27 12:38:54 leviathan: try out the ubuntu Xfbdev ? Jul 27 12:39:56 dcordes_: interesting. where did you get this from? Jul 27 12:40:11 dcordes_: hmm Jul 27 12:40:34 dcordes_: do you find a link to the patches they applied? Jul 27 12:40:40 'cause I don't Jul 27 12:40:47 mickey|office: it is not added in the upstream ofono tree. somebody wrote that patch for htc touch pro 2 (rhodium). it works on my qsd8250 wince device too Jul 27 12:41:09 dcordes_: hmm, ok, i'll have a look what these commands do on the dream Jul 27 12:41:14 mickey|office: http://wiki.github.com/amipro/sphone/ that guy wrote it. he also created little gui Jul 27 12:41:26 mickey|office: they will work flawlessly :) Jul 27 12:41:33 mickey|office: signal quality also working Jul 27 12:42:15 mickey|office: with patched ofono plus that frontend I was able to make calles, write and receive text and see signal quality Jul 27 12:42:16 yeah @HTCCSQ i know since long Jul 27 12:42:22 +CSQ works as well Jul 27 12:42:30 so that's just push vs. pull Jul 27 12:42:49 mickey|office: ok just thought maybe you could make some use of it Jul 27 12:44:04 dcordes_: i'll check if that GUI works with my fso-ofono wrapper ;D Jul 27 12:44:37 mickey|office: < lindi-> mickey|tv: "http://git.freesmartphone.org/?p=specs.git;a=blob_plain;f=html/org.freesmartphone.GSM.SIM.html;hb=HEAD" says "For a list of valid properties see SendMessage" but the pointed page talks about SendTextMessage Jul 27 12:44:46 lindi-: what are you implying with the question? I thought a) maybe the leviathan and GNUtoo|laptop dude can copy the binary to give people rotation joy b) find out the differences in working Xfbdev rotate mechanism vs non working xf86-video-fbdev mechanism Jul 27 12:44:58 lindi-: thanks, will fix when i have a chance Jul 27 12:45:25 dcordes_: well I don't know what Xfbdev exactly is Jul 27 12:45:39 dcordes_: I am using xserver-xorg-video-fbdev myself and know that it is pretty small piece of software Jul 27 12:45:47 dcordes_: I'd like to have xrandr rotation in it Jul 27 12:45:54 lindi-: it's obsolete super tiny static X without any modules and stuff specifically for fbdev Jul 27 12:45:56 isn't Xfbdev just kdrive? Jul 27 12:46:08 yes Jul 27 12:46:12 mickeyl, it is Jul 27 12:46:21 it's part of kdrive Jul 27 12:46:27 leviathan: maybe you should really dive in the Xfbdev source code Jul 27 12:46:32 there are other Xsomething that are part of kdrive too Jul 27 12:46:36 for other drivers Jul 27 12:46:58 why not implement rotation in xorg? Jul 27 12:47:07 it should be easy Jul 27 12:47:16 static rotation is already implemented Jul 27 12:47:21 there are some examples for intel Jul 27 12:47:28 so... Jul 27 12:47:28 dcordes_: ok Jul 27 12:47:43 dcordes_: so it won't help me with xserver-xorg-video-fbdev much Jul 27 12:48:00 leviathan: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/jaunty/armel/xserver-xfbdev/2:1.6.0-0ubuntu14 Jul 27 12:49:32 http://pastebin.com/q8prUtF6 python evas failing. somebody can take a look ? Jul 27 12:49:37 # Jul 27 12:49:48 ValueError: could not find pkg-config module: "evas >= 0.9.9.49539" "eina-0 >= 0.9.9.49539" Jul 27 12:49:56 only package failing for me in shr-lite-image builöd Jul 27 12:50:01 GNUtoo|laptop: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25089750/xorg-server_1.6.0-0ubuntu14.diff.gz Jul 27 12:50:23 ok I've no time now... Jul 27 12:50:30 dito Jul 27 12:50:31 I'll do some dream work later Jul 27 12:50:33 wifi Jul 27 12:50:50 technical mechanics still needs to be finished Jul 27 12:50:59 and also I need to finish my notes for the examina Jul 27 12:51:06 I've got the tests in two weeks Jul 27 12:51:31 ok Jul 27 12:54:07 * dcordes_ shudders Jul 27 12:54:15 technical mechanics Jul 27 12:54:18 yuck Jul 27 12:58:31 hehe Jul 27 13:03:30 mickey|office: can you look at above pastebin ? Jul 27 13:05:32 hmm, version problems Jul 27 13:05:48 changed EFL SRCRV during a build? Jul 27 13:06:39 mickey|office: no. very clean build. I set nothing but machine and shr distro Jul 27 13:11:04 mickey|office: and I did not do one change to the tree during build Jul 27 13:13:02 * dcordes_ can't pull org.oe.dev Jul 27 13:17:11 could also be an upstream problem with this very revision Jul 27 13:20:10 mickey|office: ie. somebody set new SRCREV and forgot to test or is srcrev dynamic in SHR ? Jul 27 13:22:40 hi Jul 27 13:24:15 Kensan: hoi Jul 27 15:53:19 blitting over X11 is working on desktop... damn X11 is complex^^ Jul 27 16:09:06 rohezal: are you using raw X commands? Jul 27 16:10:56 Xlib Jul 27 16:11:01 XCopyArea(bgwindow->display, pm, bgwindow->window, bgwindow->gc, 0, 0, bgtree.width, bgtree.height, 0, 0); Jul 27 16:11:36 that looks about right Jul 27 16:11:53 SDL definitely can't do anything that maps directly(ish) onto that? Jul 27 16:13:39 i dont think so :( Jul 27 16:13:44 im in the x lib channel Jul 27 16:13:49 but they dont know either Jul 27 16:14:38 if you're screwing around directly with Xlib, you have the option of using DRI to accelerate this one level lower if you like, which would give you maximum control (and minimum portability) Jul 27 16:14:39 but it looks good. xputimage is just one time called, xcopyarea sounds like a copy on the gpu Jul 27 16:15:03 i hope the Xdriver for the glamo can handle this Jul 27 16:15:10 DRI basically lets you pull out the kernel's IDs for pixmaps, so you can then tell the kernel to do hardware accelerated rendering to them Jul 27 16:15:11 if not im getting angry ^^ Jul 27 16:15:18 ohhh Jul 27 16:15:19 it should do - subject to the format being correct Jul 27 16:15:27 learning dri ... hard thing Jul 27 16:15:34 i just read a bit about before Jul 27 16:15:45 it was hard to learn how to handle xlib Jul 27 16:15:54 and the dri code looks pretty hacky :P Jul 27 16:15:55 yeah, you're on a steep learning curve right now Jul 27 16:16:39 DRI is quite nice, I thought :) Jul 27 16:16:46 (DRI2 at least - DRI1 is a bit nasty) Jul 27 16:16:57 (DRI2 is also about 1/5 of the complexity) Jul 27 16:18:41 hi, is it safe to opkg update;opkg upgrade om-gta02 Jul 27 16:18:46 shr-u Jul 27 16:27:13 well first try x Jul 27 16:27:17 if its working im happy Jul 27 16:27:29