**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Jul 31 02:59:57 2010 Jul 31 07:30:06 <[Rui]> hi all, it seems wireless is gone from latest images Jul 31 07:32:38 <[Rui]> hms... build failed or not finished yet? (still no armv4 repo) Jul 31 07:38:20 <[Rui]> even loading ar6000 by hand doesn't do anything (nothing shows up with dmesg and eth0 is still missing) Jul 31 07:40:32 <[Rui]> ok, module doesn't say anything, but if I power it up manually it now shows up Jul 31 07:45:30 <[Rui]> ~nf Jul 31 07:45:32 The #openmoko-cdevel Newsflash Bulletin Board. (continued at ~NF2. For help see ~NF-help) - - - Recommended URLs and channels(chanlogs etc):see ~RL - - - NEWSFLASH [2010-07-08 11:25 UTC]: SHR-unstable moved to 2.6.32 kernel; gena2x works on overclocking Neo and making Glamo faster. Jul 31 09:31:03 hi mickey|zzZZzz Jul 31 09:31:09 I had an idea last night Jul 31 09:31:31 basically I'm thinking of automagic network configuration Jul 31 09:31:35 with dnsmasq on target Jul 31 09:31:53 and tethering ready with usb cable Jul 31 09:32:18 basically the 3g key is crap Jul 31 09:32:21 dream is ok Jul 31 09:35:30 will that work for windows? Jul 31 09:35:57 I've no windows but what about the people who does Jul 31 09:56:13 are you aware the latest om-gta02-2.6.34 doesn't compile ? (slightly altered defconfig) Jul 31 09:56:34 the culprit is drivers/mfd/glamo-core.c Jul 31 09:56:48 this is what I get: http://pastebin.org/435658 Jul 31 10:12:45 its weird, I get:drivers/mfd/glamo-core.c:424: error: array type has incomplete element type Jul 31 10:13:04 even though struct glamo_engine_reg_set is normally defined above it Jul 31 10:13:12 I wonder whats up Jul 31 10:13:34 Snip of the line: static const struct glamo_engine_reg_set glamo_lcd_regs[] = ... Jul 31 10:16:18 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07utilities * r9da90ad4ebc0 10/android/rpc/ (4 files in 3 dirs): android/rpc: clnt -> android_clnt Jul 31 10:16:46 cz_jc, seen #ifdef CONFIG_DEBUG_FS ? Jul 31 10:17:03 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * r43c355f4158d 10/fsodeviced/src/plugins/htcdream_powercontrol/gps.c: fsodeviced: catch up with android-rpc changes Jul 31 10:17:16 xrmx, good catch, thanks Jul 31 10:17:27 cz_jc, that's a bug nonetheless Jul 31 10:17:44 yep, it should either depend on it or compile without it Jul 31 10:17:56 I did disable debugfs Jul 31 10:22:31 indeed, it compiles fine with CONFIG_DEBUG_FS Jul 31 10:22:59 xrmx, any idea if Weiss also maintains the in-kernel glamo stuff ? Jul 31 10:23:55 cz_jc, larsc has its copyright there and ThibG the last commits Jul 31 10:25:38 cz_jc, try to ifdef the field in the struct to see if there are other issues Jul 31 10:33:57 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * raa03333f1378 10/fsogsmd/src/lib/modem.vala: fsogsmd: modem: give mainloop, channels, and transports a chance to handle the closing commands Jul 31 10:36:52 xrmx, what about moving the struct definition above the ifdef ? Jul 31 10:37:29 gta02-fiq.c:(.text+0xd8c): undefined reference to `pcf50633_bl_set_brightness_limit' Jul 31 10:37:40 hmm missing dependency in platform code Jul 31 10:38:24 cz_jc, whatever works :) Jul 31 10:38:52 why would a fiq handler mangle brightness limit ? Jul 31 10:42:31 platform should depend on BACKLIGHT_PCF50633 Jul 31 10:43:34 yep, now it compiles for me :) Jul 31 10:43:37 xrmx, thanks for help Jul 31 10:49:28 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * r3e147d5e5d47 10/ (6 files in 3 dirs): fsousaged: move ResourceStatus to libfsoframework Jul 31 10:49:30 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * reebd4d276361 10/docs/TODO: TODO++ Jul 31 11:37:46 newest shr-lite image for om-gta01 is up: http://build.shr-project.org/shr-unstable/images/om-gta01/ Jul 31 11:38:00 gta01 owners: download, test and give a feedback please :) Jul 31 11:38:58 mrmoku: newest kernel for gta02 is divided into more modules Jul 31 11:39:03 mrmoku: wifi, bt etc. Jul 31 11:39:27 mrmoku: and we're not using udev anymore... so it looks like modules have to be modprobed manually Jul 31 11:40:30 <[Rui]> dos1: mrmoku: indeed, I just found out this morning about needing modprobe ar6000 in order to get wifi Jul 31 11:43:38 dos1, what? why would you not want udev ? Jul 31 11:43:59 cz_jc: too heavy, too big, too slow Jul 31 11:44:19 dos1, so what's the greatest new invention of shr world that replaces it? :D Jul 31 11:44:50 cz_jc: just devtmpfs :P Jul 31 11:45:37 well, the only thing you need udev for is hotplugging, and you only need hotplugging when using usb host-mode Jul 31 11:45:44 <[Rui]> still not finished? :) * opkg_download: Failed to download http://build.shr-project.org/shr-unstable/ipk//armv4/Packages.gz: HTTP response code said error. Jul 31 11:46:03 and you can still just install and run udev, so i think that's a good deal Jul 31 11:46:09 [Rui]: look at it: armv4 :P Jul 31 11:46:19 [Rui]: armv4 was always empty or non-existent Jul 31 11:46:29 [Rui]: armv4*t* is important ;) Jul 31 11:46:43 <[Rui]> don't remember failing before, so it got installed in the new images? Jul 31 11:46:55 dos1, indeed.. this choice actually makes sense Jul 31 11:47:24 dos1, what about bluetooth rfcomm devices ? Jul 31 11:47:39 aah not rfcomm, I mean that uart emulation layer Jul 31 11:47:43 they do make some nodes Jul 31 11:48:05 [Rui]: it was created manually and empty before, now it doesn't exist because noone created it yet again :P Jul 31 11:48:09 oh yeah.. also bluetooth audio ? Jul 31 11:48:17 cz_jc: you can still make nodes, mknod works ;] Jul 31 11:48:28 dos1, sure.. but that kinda sucks.. Jul 31 11:48:43 dos1, what about multiple partitioned sd cards, etc ? Jul 31 11:48:45 <[Rui]> dos1: I installed a fresh image today and it was there in the repos list Jul 31 11:49:22 dos1, oh yeah.. loop mounts also make nodes Jul 31 11:49:36 cz_jc: so? you don't need udev for that Jul 31 11:49:46 cz_jc: udev starts *after* mounting SD card Jul 31 11:50:00 cz_jc: and guess what: partition nodes are already created then :P Jul 31 11:50:04 dos1, you can hotplug it out Jul 31 11:50:16 cz_jc: on FR? Jul 31 11:50:23 (yes, even on fr thats perfectly possible) Jul 31 11:50:43 you just have to have it plugged in 1A source and have gsm disabled Jul 31 11:50:47 well, yes, but if someone is doing that on FR then he knows what he's doing :P Jul 31 11:50:56 then you can work it without battery and hotplug usd Jul 31 11:51:17 and he can still use udev :P Jul 31 11:51:23 dos1, just saying this decision adds yet another myriad of bugs to shr Jul 31 11:52:31 oh what do I care, it never survived more than a few boots for me anyway Jul 31 11:52:38 any kind of nonstandard use breaks shr Jul 31 11:52:43 anyway, it wasn't my decision, i don't really know all that /dev stuff :P Jul 31 11:53:21 cz_jc: are you kidding me? i'm really-power-user and my image is now ~1,5 years old Jul 31 11:53:37 cz_jc: and it was regularly upgraded Jul 31 11:53:57 dos1, good for you, I grabbed the latest recommended image and kernel, booted once, e crashed, phone froze, rebooted and got tons of fs errors Jul 31 11:54:05 ubifs? Jul 31 11:54:15 no, jffs2 Jul 31 11:54:19 strange Jul 31 11:54:28 this is not the first time it happened Jul 31 11:54:37 but one time, shr survived about a month for me Jul 31 11:54:46 anyway, i'm using SD Jul 31 11:54:53 then, opkg update/upgrade came.. and it again went to hell Jul 31 11:54:59 but never had such problems with JFFS2 Jul 31 11:55:05 only ubifs Jul 31 11:55:13 maybe your nand is somewhat faulty? Jul 31 11:55:29 I checked it in gentoo, I remade bad block table, etc Jul 31 11:55:39 works normally everywhere else Jul 31 11:55:55 I have about 5 bad blocks Jul 31 11:56:36 cz_jc: so just bad luck probably :P Jul 31 11:56:52 but i never had any failure with SHR which i wasn't able to recover Jul 31 11:56:53 maybe.. but that's the 'stable for everyday use' image Jul 31 11:57:09 cz_jc: there is no "stable for everyday use" image yet Jul 31 11:57:14 cz_jc: just shr-testing images :P Jul 31 11:57:19 I consider gentoo very unstable.. and yet the oldes image (about 1 yr) still works and I'm confident it would update correctly Jul 31 11:57:35 cz_jc: i can say the same about my shr-unstable Jul 31 11:58:01 wait, i had one unrecoverable failure Jul 31 11:58:07 sorry, forgot the word 'enough' Jul 31 11:58:10 http://wiki.shr-project.org/trac/wiki/Install Jul 31 11:58:22 ... we will recommend that you install the testing version of SHR. It is stable enough for a daily use. ... Jul 31 11:58:24 when i broke all of my NAND, but that was my fault :P Jul 31 11:58:28 that's exactly what I did Jul 31 11:58:34 about 4 times in a row Jul 31 11:58:49 all of my NAND Jul 31 11:58:59 <[Rui]> lunch. c ya Jul 31 11:59:07 i mean, all partitions, from outside - when trying to mount it from rootfs on SD card Jul 31 11:59:37 something went wrong and i had to reflash bootloader, env, kernel, rootfs... and my factory partition is still broken :P Jul 31 11:59:41 dos1, good for you.. Jul 31 11:59:58 I wonder what I do wrong Jul 31 12:00:17 I press the aux button to lock it - enlightenment givest the white hang dialog Jul 31 12:00:20 and any other breakage in SHR was always recoverable without reflash Jul 31 12:00:35 I force bluetooth power on, there goes the dialog again Jul 31 12:00:35 cz_jc: are you using Illume1? Jul 31 12:00:48 I start the connection manager, nope.. again the dialog Jul 31 12:00:58 wifi only worked when forced rebound from terminal Jul 31 12:01:00 smeels like illume1 Jul 31 12:01:08 nope, that shr theme for illume 2 Jul 31 12:01:18 btw. window switching no longer worked either Jul 31 12:01:28 cz_jc: maybe try shr-unstable :P Jul 31 12:01:39 whenever a window hung (for example the connection manager wifi scan dialog 4 out of 5 times), I couldn't switch back Jul 31 12:01:51 cz_jc: as it "just-works" for me Jul 31 12:01:59 cz_jc: and don't forget about "opkg install udev" ;]] Jul 31 12:02:13 when I pressed the 'home' button, about every 4th time, FR just 'froze' (couldn't even ping it, how could shr crash the kernel for god sakes) Jul 31 12:03:15 oh yeah, gps not working at all.. When I forced fso-gpsd started, still didn't work Jul 31 12:03:32 gsm kept telling me I don't have a sim card inserted even though it worked from Gentoo via at commands Jul 31 12:03:47 dos1, I must be really unlucky :P Jul 31 12:05:56 yeah.. maybe I'll try the unstable one.. how could it be more unstable than testing Jul 31 12:26:38 GNUtoo|laptop, regarding your question about dnsmasq Jul 31 12:26:48 yes Jul 31 12:26:51 it works for me Jul 31 12:27:00 but... Jul 31 12:27:00 GNUtoo|laptop, since it recently screwed up my home dhcpcd setup (and windows boxes took ip from it), I have to say it works perfectly Jul 31 12:27:06 I wonder if it's an improvement or not Jul 31 12:27:12 *dhcpd Jul 31 12:27:16 ok Jul 31 12:27:21 what is the benefit over the current stage? Jul 31 12:27:25 blueman autostarted dnsmasq when I hosted a pan network Jul 31 12:27:27 it's a one liner call to activate tethering in FSO2 Jul 31 12:27:29 basically you plug and it work Jul 31 12:27:33 took a while to find out Jul 31 12:27:40 yep Jul 31 12:27:43 it's great Jul 31 12:27:48 the problem is that if you have already an ip in the 192.168.0.x range.... Jul 31 12:28:06 you can tell it an arbitrary ip apparently Jul 31 12:28:09 blueman does that Jul 31 12:28:51 GNUtoo|laptop, yep, look at the -S and -A options Jul 31 12:28:52 mickeyl, ah? a dbus call to activate tethering? Jul 31 12:28:58 yes Jul 31 12:29:03 wow Jul 31 12:29:07 what's the path? Jul 31 12:29:27 this is what i do when i use that: Jul 31 12:29:34 1.) bring the phone up and running Jul 31 12:29:40 ok Jul 31 12:30:18 personally I did that: sh rmnet0-router.sh which has iptables+echo 1 >.../ipv4_router Jul 31 12:30:26 and connect with settings Jul 31 12:30:32 + plug it Jul 31 12:30:34 what's 2) Jul 31 12:30:35 ? Jul 31 12:31:18 oh yeah, you also have to enable ip forwarding Jul 31 12:31:26 and nat, right ? Jul 31 12:31:28 yes Jul 31 12:31:32 here's my script Jul 31 12:31:49 btw. I have a much simpler solution for bluetooth Jul 31 12:31:59 I've no bt on dream Jul 31 12:32:00 bnep1 is a bridge of all bluetooth devices when you host a pan Jul 31 12:32:08 2.) mdbus2 -s org.freesmartphone.onetworkd /org/freesmartphone/Network org.freesmartphone.Network.StartConnectionSharingWithInterface usb0 Jul 31 12:32:08 3.) request a DHCP address on my laptop Jul 31 12:32:08 4.) enjoy Jul 31 12:32:18 echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward Jul 31 12:32:21 wow Jul 31 12:32:21 so you just add the ethernet interface for example to the bridge and disable local dnsmasq. Jul 31 12:32:22 nice Jul 31 12:32:26 I'll do that then Jul 31 12:32:28 can't get much simpler :) Jul 31 12:32:30 boom, you have a working bt-ethernet bridge, super simple Jul 31 12:32:33 works with all clients thanks to dhcp Jul 31 12:32:44 mickeyl, what's the deps? dnsmasq? should I remove dnsmasq? Jul 31 12:33:03 i don't know dnsmasq, need to read up on it Jul 31 12:33:06 for tethering though, since it uses ppp, I guess bridging is not possible Jul 31 12:33:16 for this to work, we need iptables and udhcpd Jul 31 12:33:25 ah ok udhcpd Jul 31 12:33:31 ok I'll do that then Jul 31 12:34:53 btw the dream works a lot better than our huwuwai key Jul 31 12:35:03 i definitely need to adopt BT sharing as well Jul 31 12:35:13 so bnep is very interesting Jul 31 12:35:16 my huawey key looks perfectly Jul 31 12:35:35 yes, the AT commands interface is great Jul 31 12:35:38 but it's slow Jul 31 12:35:42 mickeyl, it's very simple.. only problem is that you need to establish the pan network via dbus calls nowadays, pand (even legacy fallback) doesn't work anymore Jul 31 12:35:49 and it cuts often Jul 31 12:35:54 cz_jc: right Jul 31 12:36:23 you can do it via bluez dbus interface.. you can do it via dbus-sends, it remembers it has to enable pan even across reboots Jul 31 12:36:55 then theres blueman.. but that's not configurable at all, it every time starts dnsmasq (or demands networkmanager to set it up) Jul 31 12:37:20 if you don't have either installed, it chokes and doesnt send the magic calls at all Jul 31 12:37:48 mickeyl, and then the obviously largest problems - all devices on PAN have to be bonded and trusted in order to be able to communicate Jul 31 12:38:22 in a headless setup, I guess I would write a short python auth agent that 'just' sends '1234' as a pin to every device that tries to connect and trusts it immediately Jul 31 12:38:32 should be 5 lines or so Jul 31 12:38:44 mickeyl, is there a GUI for mdbus2 -s org.freesmartphone.onetworkd /org/freesmartphone/Network org.freesmartphone.Network.StartConnectionSharingWithInterface usb0 ? or should I make an /usr/share/applications/something.desktop Jul 31 12:39:00 no idea Jul 31 12:39:05 ok Jul 31 12:39:06 as you know i'm not following UI development atm. Jul 31 12:39:09 GNUtoo|laptop: it is Jul 31 12:39:14 GNUtoo|laptop: by default in SHR :P Jul 31 12:39:20 also how do I connect it to a windows box? Jul 31 12:39:30 I've no windows box so I can't try yet Jul 31 12:39:33 GNUtoo|laptop: quick-settings (on FR under POWER key, dunno about dream) Jul 31 12:39:48 dos1, I've illume1 on dream Jul 31 12:39:49 pretty simple, windows box will most likely automagically recognize the new connection Jul 31 12:39:52 should I switch to illume2 Jul 31 12:39:59 ok Jul 31 12:40:05 but I wonder about the usb driver Jul 31 12:40:08 for the phone Jul 31 12:40:08 GNUtoo|laptop: that's phoneuid, not illume2 Jul 31 12:40:15 ah ok Jul 31 12:40:23 I'll try Jul 31 12:40:34 mickeyl, btw. the pan is probably not worth it, it does 200KB/s max. (bt 2 + edr). I only use it because my laptop wifi card fried Jul 31 12:40:58 also the range sucks.. I get about 10 meters Jul 31 12:41:34 dos1, what's the dbus call to get that? Jul 31 12:41:39 oh, 200kb/s max? my home internet connection is 120kb/s max :P Jul 31 12:42:11 cz_jc: well... if you want to go wireless, you often have no alternative Jul 31 12:42:16 i don't like USB cables Jul 31 12:42:21 and most of my devices have no ad-hoc wifi :( Jul 31 12:42:27 mickeyl, really ? Jul 31 12:42:32 yep Jul 31 12:42:39 the phones, that is Jul 31 12:42:42 mickeyl, oh if you mean bluetooth phone internet sharing, that is usually uart, not pan Jul 31 12:42:43 the laptops no problem Jul 31 12:42:46 GNUtoo|laptop: check in mdbus; but there's also binary wrapper: phoneui-quick-settings Jul 31 12:42:53 ok thanks Jul 31 12:43:10 the pan is for computer-computer networks usually.. it's a little faster Jul 31 12:44:25 http://scap.linuxtogo.org/files/3a216b4c052742e612f9ec3d9192a087.png Jul 31 12:44:35 that doesn't work well with 480x320 Jul 31 12:44:42 that's fullscreen Jul 31 12:45:19 mickeyl, you run linux on some phones ? Jul 31 12:45:29 oh Jul 31 12:46:01 mickeyl, btw. on the client side, blueman is no problem. only if you don't have networkmanager, you have to run dhcp client manually on the created interface (bnep0 for example) Jul 31 12:46:17 I connected from FR to my ap without problem Jul 31 12:47:52 ah ok clicking on top of the screen worked Jul 31 12:47:58 cz_jc: yes, apart from one, all my phones run linux Jul 31 12:48:09 GNU/Linux, that is Jul 31 12:48:50 mickeyl, what's the experience compared to fr ? Jul 31 12:49:09 you always run in dead-ends Jul 31 12:49:24 no phone fully works Jul 31 12:49:30 no BT here Jul 31 12:49:32 no Wifi here Jul 31 12:49:34 no modem there Jul 31 12:49:36 no touchscreen there Jul 31 12:49:39 all crap Jul 31 12:49:43 in short :) Jul 31 12:49:48 ouch Jul 31 12:50:07 I really hate google for their android contribution for example Jul 31 12:50:33 they didn't help linux at all, they abuse it in their little locked out world Jul 31 12:50:59 the only linux drivers they submitted upstream didn't get in for qa reasons, I found that really amusing and sad at the same time Jul 31 12:51:35 my bet is, Freerunner is still the best when it comes to phone linux.. Jul 31 12:51:52 I mean in real open source software kinda way Jul 31 12:55:21 I bet the stupidest in-kernel code ought to be an out of memory killer that actually kills even where there is still plenty memory left Jul 31 12:55:22 mickeyl, it lacks dns entries in /etc/resolv.conf on my laptop Jul 31 12:55:34 dnsmaq does dns+dhcpd Jul 31 12:55:48 is there a dns forwarder that I forgott to install? Jul 31 12:56:28 dhcpd does DNS as well Jul 31 12:56:35 works out of the box here Jul 31 12:56:42 GNUtoo|laptop, dnsmasq itself is the dns forwarder, it acts as a proxy with a small local cache. Also includes hosts file entries Jul 31 12:56:44 ah Jul 31 12:57:07 I know what dnsmasq does but I don't know udhcpc at all Jul 31 12:57:23 mickeyl, I'll retry then Jul 31 12:57:24 I prefer dhcpcd, it 'just works'... Jul 31 12:57:33 what I prefer depends Jul 31 12:57:42 I know dnsmasq and dhcpd+bind Jul 31 12:57:51 but not udhcpd Jul 31 12:58:10 well, udhcpcd is small as it shares a lot of code with busybox Jul 31 12:58:21 I use bind+dhcpd at home,in order not to use the provider's dns Jul 31 12:58:23 that#s why i like it Jul 31 12:58:30 ah Jul 31 12:58:30 ok Jul 31 12:58:37 and I use dnsmasq otherwise Jul 31 12:58:41 amusingly enough, on freerunner, normal linuxtools and dhcpcd are actually more responsive than shr's as-tiny-as-possible solution Jul 31 12:58:44 when I want to use the provider's dns Jul 31 12:59:02 especially when compiled as thumb binaries Jul 31 12:59:04 bbs I'll retyr Jul 31 12:59:08 ok lol Jul 31 13:02:54 * mickeyl posts about his new evil closed project Jul 31 13:03:00 now back to FOSS :) Jul 31 13:03:29 hehe what project? :D Jul 31 13:03:40 http://www.vanille-media.de/site/index.php/2010/07/31/volksradio-just-radio/ Jul 31 13:04:04 new streaming radio app for iOS Jul 31 13:04:05 oh well.. apple is here to stay anyway Jul 31 13:04:06 we had 1000 Jul 31 13:04:08 now we have 1001 ;) Jul 31 13:04:12 indeed Jul 31 13:04:34 mickeyl, I've only that in /etc/resolv.conf Jul 31 13:04:36 # Generated by NetworkManager Jul 31 13:04:37 on my laptop Jul 31 13:04:40 that's all Jul 31 13:04:47 should I try dhclient3? Jul 31 13:04:57 GNUtoo|laptop: very strange. try a real dhclient, yeah Jul 31 13:05:03 ok bbs Jul 31 13:05:45 btw. anyone tried CONFIG_TINY_RCU ? Jul 31 13:06:11 according to some mailing list, it will be the new default rcu on non-smp systems. on my fr, it crashes at boot with red bliking light Jul 31 13:06:41 mickeyl, http://pastebin.com/7RMUwBH3 Jul 31 13:07:50 GNUtoo|laptop, do you have wireshark? you could sniff the dhcp frames to see if it really sends this nameserver Jul 31 13:07:52 hmm, strange. it's been a while since i last used that. need to look into it Jul 31 13:08:05 ok Jul 31 13:08:26 I can workarround with dnsmasq + iptables-save + /etc/something_ctl.conf Jul 31 13:08:31 (works everywhere in the collision domain - with ethernet with switches, that means the same ethernet cable) Jul 31 13:08:38 but other people may not be able to do that Jul 31 13:09:30 but what is needed for usbnet for windows? it works out of the box? Jul 31 13:09:47 roughly here's my issue: Jul 31 13:09:56 the 3g is too slow Jul 31 13:10:00 my father uses windows Jul 31 13:10:11 it's fast with the phone Jul 31 13:10:17 but slow with the 3g key Jul 31 13:10:25 with linux ethernet gadget, you need to install a driver manually. on the gadget side, you have to have rndis layer enabled (a config option) Jul 31 13:10:31 ok Jul 31 13:10:50 I don't want my laptop to be an ap 24/24 so using the phone as a key would be ok Jul 31 13:10:54 I think it's in defconfig anyway. so just get the driver, its in om wiki Jul 31 13:11:02 ok Jul 31 13:11:11 I bet other companies like buglabs have a driver too Jul 31 13:11:17 does it work with windows 7? Jul 31 13:11:40 this one is for all linux-based devices with the gadget usb ethernet driver Jul 31 13:11:50 dunno about windoze 7 Jul 31 13:12:06 you could also establish a serial link (works fine without drivers on windows) and run ppp on either side Jul 31 13:13:45 anyway I'm off to sleep. happy hacking everyone :) Jul 31 13:14:22 ok Jul 31 13:25:28 dos1: starting to google about module loading.... Jul 31 13:26:03 huh Jul 31 13:26:06 google down? Jul 31 13:26:12 ahh Jul 31 13:26:13 no Jul 31 13:40:03 mickeyl: delivery reports does not work :( Jul 31 13:41:05 mickeyl: SendTextMessage returns numbers beginning from 1 and counting, and it counter restarts with each session Jul 31 13:41:23 mickeyl: but report doesn't arrive at all, and in log there is: Jul 31 13:41:27 2010-07-31T09:31:34.313317Z [WARN] FsoGsmSmsStorage <260019601274150>: Did not find unconfirmed SMS for reference 119 Jul 31 13:41:57 and this reference number is counting regardless of session (and it resets at 255 IIRC) Jul 31 13:46:10 freesmartphone.org: 03morphis 07utilities * re7d029b328ec 10/palmpre/preboot/src/main.vala: preboot: switch from event0 to event1 as input source for key events Jul 31 13:46:11 freesmartphone.org: 03morphis 07utilities * r091820e63ddd 10/android/rpc/ (4 files in 3 dirs): Merge branch 'master' of git.freesmartphone.org:utilities Jul 31 14:08:33 dos1: apparently it is udev loading the modules... guess we have to add some to /etc/modutils Jul 31 14:08:57 mrmoku: yup Jul 31 14:09:10 mrmoku: btw, binutils-cross failed when building htcdream Jul 31 14:09:30 s/g h/g for h/ Jul 31 14:09:30 dos1 meant: mrmoku: btw, binutils-cross failed when building for htcdream Jul 31 14:09:45 dos1: nooooo Jul 31 14:09:49 :P Jul 31 14:10:00 multiple machines do not work in OE right now ;) Jul 31 14:10:24 when sharing the same tmp Jul 31 14:10:31 oh, that sucks Jul 31 14:10:46 there are patches from khem that probably solve that Jul 31 14:10:49 testing is ongoing Jul 31 14:11:21 so i guess i did break something again? :D Jul 31 14:11:35 hehe yes :) Jul 31 14:11:51 dos1: how could you.. ;P Jul 31 14:14:56 hmm, sources of some SHR packages are stored in sources/unknown Jul 31 14:21:05 dos1: ok, let's just try those patches then... maybe the fix things up :) Jul 31 14:22:24 dos1: hmm... what are you building right now? Jul 31 14:22:36 k :) Jul 31 14:22:39 ;) Jul 31 14:27:47 dos1: which modules should be autoloaded apart from ar6000 and btusb? Jul 31 14:28:09 lemmie check lsmod, i'm still using udev Jul 31 14:28:44 ahh good :) Jul 31 14:29:15 without "used by" i have rfcomm, ppp_generic, ipv6, hidp, g_ether, btusb, ar6000, joydev Jul 31 14:29:28 joydev would be missing Jul 31 14:29:41 the others are see with the exception of ar6000 and btusb Jul 31 14:29:47 s/see/there/ Jul 31 14:29:47 mrmoku meant: the others are there with the exception of ar6000 and btusb Jul 31 14:29:53 ok Jul 31 14:30:15 and I think we can just ignore joydev ;) Jul 31 14:30:42 why for is it loaded? :o Jul 31 14:33:21 heh, no idea Jul 31 14:33:29 for the accels :P Jul 31 14:43:39 dos1: worked... trying image now Jul 31 14:44:18 machine is htcdream atm Jul 31 14:44:37 yep Jul 31 14:50:52 hi GNUtoo|laptop. sorry for not answering Jul 31 14:51:24 Deubeuliou, np you must have been busy Jul 31 14:51:29 dos1: does ListResources work for you? Jul 31 14:51:29 I'll be busy today and tomorrow, but Monday, I'll be back Jul 31 14:51:44 Deubeuliou, ok I'll be busy too,I'm rebasing alsa for qsd Jul 31 14:51:53 I've found a wince tester Jul 31 14:51:54 mh ok Jul 31 14:51:56 dcordes Jul 31 14:52:05 qsd ? wince ? :p Jul 31 14:52:15 but I would prefer a test on the real nexusone Jul 31 14:52:35 basically in #htc-linux there are people who port the linux kenrel to windows ce devices Jul 31 14:52:42 that include htc hd2 Jul 31 14:52:55 qsd = msm8k = snapdragoon Jul 31 14:52:56 oh, I was on that channel but I "lost" it Jul 31 14:53:00 ok Jul 31 14:53:00 comming back Jul 31 14:53:01 ok Jul 31 14:53:06 dcordes will be my tester Jul 31 14:54:50 mrmoku: fsoraw -l works Jul 31 14:54:54 ahh Jul 31 14:54:57 thanks for reminding Jul 31 14:55:00 hmm Jul 31 14:55:04 that works for me too Jul 31 14:55:04 mickeyl: Accelerometer resource does not work :( Jul 31 14:55:17 mrmoku: if you're trying with mdbus2, check with mdbus Jul 31 14:55:29 root@om-gta02 /etc/modutils # mdbus2 -s org.freesmartphone.ousaged /org/freesmartphone/Usage org.freesmartphone.Usage.ListResources Jul 31 14:55:32 ( ) Jul 31 14:55:34