**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Dec 27 02:59:57 2010 Dec 27 03:42:23 anyone know what happened to projects.openmoko.org? Dec 27 05:48:29 pabs3: shutdown, it was on ML Dec 27 05:48:48 got a URL/msgid? Dec 27 05:55:12 JaMa|Zzz: ^ Dec 27 05:57:48 pabs3: http://web.archiveorange.com/archive/v/qyfArxjs3s8KH9JXIdVY Dec 27 05:59:01 I see, no-one to maintain it Dec 27 05:59:34 might be better to add a redirect to a page on the wiki explaining the situation Dec 27 12:04:41 hmmm n900 can't boot 2.6.35 Dec 27 12:05:00 because of the lack of config cmdline Dec 27 12:05:22 i take the htcdream to go out then Dec 27 12:08:15 there is CMDLINE_nokia900_shr in linux/linux_2.6.35.bb, so what do you mean by missing cmdline? Dec 27 12:09:25 maybe it's because there is root=/dev/mmcblk1p2 not p1? Dec 27 12:13:48 yes Dec 27 12:14:25 i have to go Dec 27 12:14:41 altough it said missing root= Dec 27 12:25:12 JaMa|Wrk: should we change that to p1? Dec 27 12:25:29 pespin: good news Dec 27 12:25:48 yes I have changed it locally and pushed it to rebased http://git.shr-project.org/git/?p=n900-oe.git;a=summary Dec 27 12:26:16 ok, thanks. will merge it back to .dev then Dec 27 12:26:22 with updated expected partition layout for u-boot it should really be p1 Dec 27 12:26:49 right. so you feel u-boot is good to go on n900 these days? can you dual boot into maemo with it? Dec 27 12:28:02 I'm not sure about this "better fix for gcc" http://git.openembedded.org/cgit.cgi/openembedded/commit/?h=org.openembedded.dev&id=75527d4842223cc831b2eaaed0150f28ff467014 Dec 27 12:29:01 I was testing it while booting to maemo (where I've first seen that issue with gcc-4.5) and it still works 100%, but booting to shr now sometimes hangs on "Starting kernel" Dec 27 12:29:14 hmm, interesting Dec 27 12:29:31 so I reverted back to binary built with gcc-4.1.2 and it's much more reliable again Dec 27 12:32:00 ok Dec 27 12:52:36 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * rf33ee8cadb3a 10/libfsobasics/vapi/ (libnl-2.0.vapi linux.vapi): libfsobasics: delete private vapi copies for stuff that is now upstream Dec 27 13:42:10 mickeyl: the main reason for trying to bring 802.15.4 to the ben is actually that it's a lot more open than wifi or bluetooth. otherwise, the others may be more useful from a user's perspective. Dec 27 13:42:14 wpwrak: i see. is the mac layer simple enough to be completely done with open code in the AP? Dec 27 13:42:18 s/in/on/ Dec 27 13:42:18 mickey| meant: wpwrak: i see. is the mac layer simple enough to be completely done with open code on the AP? Dec 27 13:42:21 mickeyl: most of the mac is usually implemented in the host, yes. depends a bit on the chip. some seem to have more stuff running on the RF chip, but then, you don't find much literature about them, so who cares anyway ;-) Dec 27 13:42:21 hehe Dec 27 13:42:21 right Dec 27 13:42:21 mickeyl: chips like the atmel AT86RF230 are nicely documented. Dec 27 13:42:21 mickeyl: the chip itself can do a bit of MAC, e.g., it can auto-ack packets, do retransmissions, and such. Dec 27 13:42:21 wpwrak: my largest issues with wlan are limited range unfortunately, I'm not sure I'm going to have that much use for something with even shorter range :/ Dec 27 13:42:21 mickeyl: alas, the linux zigbee stack (zigbee is one possible layer on top of 802.15.4) doesn't make use of those advanced features yet. Dec 27 13:42:21 lindi-: yes, range is an issue. you can only expect about 5-10 m. so it's basically "in the same room" communication Dec 27 13:42:23 lindi-: you could add amplifiers to work with power levels similar to what wifi uses, but then you'd sacrifice much of the simplicity Dec 27 13:42:23 wpwrak: which RF range are we talking about? the biggest issue I have with BT is BT/WiFi (non-)coexistance Dec 27 13:42:23 even major commercial players don't get this right Dec 27 13:42:23 (read: Apple, Inc.) Dec 27 13:42:27 mickeyl: 802.15.4 is also in the 2.4-2.5 GHz band. should be able to coexist with wlan to some extent: you can pick channels in which wlan normally isn't (if people follow the frequency plan of they region), and the coding also offers some protection against same-channel interferences. Dec 27 13:42:27 hmm, i see Dec 27 13:42:29 (simplicity) it's basically a single-chip solution: http://downloads.qi-hardware.com/people/werner/wpan/atusd/atusd-20100908-inserted.jpg Dec 27 13:44:48 yo GNUtoo|htcdream| Dec 27 13:44:53 hi Dec 27 13:45:24 (I'm eating ) Dec 27 13:46:42 ~bon appetit Dec 27 13:46:42 [bon appetit] smacznego. Guten Appetit. Eet Smakelijk. God Appetitt. Buon Appetito. Buen apetito Bom Apetite. buen apetito Smaklig måltid!. Hyvää ruokahalua. Bo Proveito Mahlzeit! Dec 27 13:47:00 thanks Dec 27 15:50:52 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * r759585d93782 10/tools/mterm2/src/reader.vala: mterm2: fix damage introduced by last commit Dec 27 15:58:34 ~seen morphis Dec 27 15:58:43 morphis <~morphis@p5489E75B.dip.t-dialin.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #openmoko-cdevel, 4d 17h 41m 13s ago, saying: 'gn8'. Dec 27 16:16:50 what would you expect a program to do when you delete the correspomding .mo file? Dec 27 16:19:03 revert to the strings in the ELF binary? Dec 27 16:19:23 :nod: Dec 27 16:21:10 Nokia invented some new nice things: "conn_va_phone_network_mode_2g", "GSM" is their "default" .mo. Delete that and your button has "conn_v" Dec 27 16:22:13 but that's not all, they are better than that: they have things like "foo_bar_tana_fi_boo" , "Nokia sucks %s %s" :-P Dec 27 16:22:50 hahaha Dec 27 16:22:51 now when you delete the .mo, the %s parameters for the program's printf or whatever are not matching Dec 27 16:23:03 *BOOM* Dec 27 16:24:27 that's *needed* as otherwise their UI designers wouldn't know how to file bugs against strings that have a missing translation :-P Dec 27 16:25:01 OMG Dec 27 16:28:13 (sorry for getting OT with maemo here, just couldn't help I had to share that) Dec 27 16:50:44 hi guys Dec 27 17:04:58 DocScrutinizer: heh, nice architecture ;) Dec 27 17:05:34 yeah indeed Dec 27 17:05:42 and such a brilliant rationale Dec 27 17:06:44 i think their kernel engineers are somewhat better than their middleware engineers Dec 27 17:06:57 marginally Dec 27 17:07:09 man i'd wish we had the modem running already... Dec 27 17:07:16 ~lart lack of working forwarding Dec 27 17:07:17 * apt takes out a cattle prod and gives lack of working forwarding a good jolt Dec 27 17:08:31 I wish I had a position @ Nokia where I could change things with my rant. But then, on a second thought... never mind Dec 27 17:08:58 probably starting on happily developing ABS & ESP in january Dec 27 17:09:42 byebye mobile communication :'( Dec 27 17:10:40 oh cool Dec 27 17:10:43 (in a way) Dec 27 17:11:48 yeah! controlling your cars is way better than controlling your phones :-D Dec 27 17:11:53 hehe Dec 27 17:12:01 perhaps qi or goldelico get big enough to hire you at one point of time... Dec 27 17:12:29 I don't see that happen. They didn't for the last 3 years Dec 27 17:12:57 can't say anything about qi, but goldelico just started to get into the hardware business Dec 27 17:13:31 I know. I don't have hopes about commercial success, though it's a nice project Dec 27 17:14:08 yeah Dec 27 17:14:27 then again, commercial success not necessarily requires mass market Dec 27 17:14:53 obviously he can target more niche markets with his modular approach Dec 27 17:14:55 once the product has jumped the barrier to commerce, they don't need a EE like me anymore Dec 27 17:15:10 until then, they can't afford to hire me Dec 27 17:15:18 yep Dec 27 17:15:24 at least for the first project Dec 27 17:15:42 situation may change when the first one has reached a good ROI Dec 27 17:19:04 well, I vaguely recall some gizmo4you phone of ~12 months ago where I thought the same. Turned out it's been like 1h/month work + 4h/month unpaid paperwork and keeping up to date. I wonder what became of them Dec 27 17:20:25 that sucks big time Dec 27 17:20:33 a lot of small wannabees in this market Dec 27 17:20:35 thought as much Dec 27 17:20:51 goldelico at least does open its mouth only _after_ they got something working Dec 27 17:20:53 :) Dec 27 17:21:01 yeah Dec 27 17:21:27 bbiab, small walk in the snow Dec 27 17:21:46 reminds me to answer Nikolaus' email Dec 27 17:22:31 he's interested in my pile of GTAxx junk Dec 27 17:24:24 DocScrutinizer: dont forget me :) Dec 27 17:25:06 spare cases? how much per unit? Dec 27 17:25:19 guess I got 10 or 20 Dec 27 17:25:59 for the complete devices, I think I'll go ebay with them Dec 27 17:26:04 DocScrutinizer: ah, im mostly interested in complete units Dec 27 17:27:25 as 80..100 for a used device seems realistic. Those are rarely ever used Dec 27 17:27:35 (some of them) Dec 27 17:30:19 and some are even US 3band, have to check which ones Dec 27 17:52:46 Can anyone tell me what i am doing wrong? Dec 27 17:52:46 ubiformat /dev/mtd6 -s 2048 -O 2048 Dec 27 17:52:46 ubiattach /dev/ubi_ctrl -m 6 --vid-hdr-offset 2048 Dec 27 17:52:46 ubimkvol /dev/ubi0 -m -N 'rootfs' -a 2048 Dec 27 17:52:46 mkfs.ubifs -x lzo /dev/ubi0_0 Dec 27 17:54:20 all ok, but now: Dec 27 17:54:23 mount /dev/ubi0_0 /mnt/flash/ -t ubifs -o no_chk_data_crc Dec 27 17:55:07 mount: Structure needs cleaning Dec 27 17:55:07 wtf?! Dec 27 17:55:58 kernel says: [31942.920000] UBIFS error (pid 541): ubifs_check_node: bad CRC: calculated 0x6d79bb4c, read 0xc9cf34ca Dec 27 17:55:59 and [31942.930000] UBIFS error (pid 541): ubifs_check_node: bad node at LEB 0:0 Dec 27 17:56:00 [31942.940000] UBIFS error (pid 541): ubifs_read_node: expected node type 6 Dec 27 17:59:56 gena2x: you are breaking the FHS :) Dec 27 18:00:09 (sorry, but you asked what you are doing wrong...) Dec 27 18:00:50 hehe Dec 27 18:10:14 lindi-: but i am not breaking even FHS :( 'This directory is provided so that the system administrator may temporarily mount a filesystem as needed. The content of this directory is a local issue and should not affect the manner in which any program is run.' Dec 27 18:10:14 perfectly ok :) **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Dec 27 18:49:46 2010 Dec 27 19:07:58 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * r1894798fb309 10/libfsosystem/ (15 files in 2 dirs): Dec 27 19:07:58 freesmartphone.org: libfsosystem: new library; will contain lowlevel system related Dec 27 19:07:58 freesmartphone.org: functions, such as mounting a filesystem, loading a kernel module, Dec 27 19:07:58 freesmartphone.org: etc. Dec 27 22:11:53 PREMIRRORS = "(cvs|http|ftp)://.*/.*/.*/ http://sources.openembedded.org/ \ Dec 27 22:11:56 \n (cvs|http|ftp)://.*/.*/ http://sources.openembedded.org/ \ Dec 27 22:11:59 \n (cvs|http|ftp)://.*/ http://sources.openembedded.org/" Dec 27 22:12:04 What a strange way to specify mirrors... Dec 27 22:54:49 hi GNUtoo|laptop could you help me with a few questions about geting linux on the g1 ? Dec 27 22:54:55 htc dream Dec 27 23:06:40 scatterp, hi Dec 27 23:06:47 scatterp, sorry I was away Dec 27 23:21:29 hi GNUtoo Dec 27 23:21:34 hi Dec 27 23:21:45 i just got a htc dream from my brother Dec 27 23:21:50 ok Dec 27 23:21:54 so i am trying to set up this shr linux Dec 27 23:21:56 and you want to try it out Dec 27 23:21:59 ? Dec 27 23:22:00 yeah Dec 27 23:22:07 you can try without installing anything Dec 27 23:22:09 i am just a little worried about bricking it Dec 27 23:22:21 oh ok Dec 27 23:22:23 the phone is rooted? Dec 27 23:22:30 if : Dec 27 23:22:33 it has cynanogen or something Dec 27 23:22:36 *the phone is rooted Dec 27 23:22:39 how do i tell if its rooted Dec 27 23:22:49 if it runs cyanogen it is rooted Dec 27 23:22:53 oh ok Dec 27 23:22:59 which cyanogen version? Dec 27 23:23:10 is there a button for that? Dec 27 23:23:18 I'll look Dec 27 23:23:39 I've to boot under replicant for seeing Dec 27 23:23:46 s/seeing/looking Dec 27 23:23:49 2.2 i htink Dec 27 23:24:09 oh theres a kernel version Dec 27 23:24:12 a mod version Dec 27 23:24:17 an android version Dec 27 23:24:23 baseband version Dec 27 23:24:23 if it's android 2.2 Dec 27 23:24:29 it should be cyanogen6 Dec 27 23:24:34 ok Dec 27 23:24:39 so all what you need are: Dec 27 23:24:41 *fastboot Dec 27 23:24:47 *a micorsd Dec 27 23:24:48 yeah it says cyanogenmod=6 for mod version Dec 27 23:24:49 *the phone Dec 27 23:24:55 *an usb cable Dec 27 23:25:13 ok phones connected to my laptop runing windows 7 Dec 27 23:25:18 i do have a ubuntu vm Dec 27 23:25:28 if you have cyanogen6 you have dangerSPL which means that you should be able to boot easily Dec 27 23:25:34 without any flashing Dec 27 23:25:47 cool what about fastboot Dec 27 23:25:49 does the ubuntu vm allow usb Dec 27 23:25:52 do i have that already ? Dec 27 23:25:57 not sure Dec 27 23:26:06 if you don't compile it under ubuntu Dec 27 23:26:10 anyway Dec 27 23:26:11 guess so its virtual box probebly a little awkward to get runing Dec 27 23:26:22 basically here's how to do it: Dec 27 23:26:36 *download the tarball Dec 27 23:26:39 ehlo Dec 27 23:26:42 *download the .fastboot kernel Dec 27 23:26:45 hi b0ef Dec 27 23:26:47 anybody every set up gprs between two freerunners? Dec 27 23:26:52 s/every/ever/ Dec 27 23:26:53 b0ef meant: anybody ever set up gprs between two freerunners? Dec 27 23:27:06 extract the tarball on microsd, but with the correct permissions(I usually do it from commandline) Dec 27 23:27:24 eject the microsd(clean eject) Dec 27 23:27:30 put it in the phone Dec 27 23:27:34 poweroff the phone Dec 27 23:27:36 i dont have a card reader only the phone btw Dec 27 23:27:42 ah Dec 27 23:27:54 that is kind of problematic Dec 27 23:27:58 but I can try that way Dec 27 23:28:02 to see if it work Dec 27 23:28:17 basically you have to repartition the card as ext3 Dec 27 23:28:23 I forgott to mention that sorry Dec 27 23:28:29 ok Dec 27 23:28:35 hello! Dec 27 23:28:38 else.... Dec 27 23:28:39 hmmm Dec 27 23:28:43 does someone of FSO is here ? Dec 27 23:28:48 there is another way Dec 27 23:28:51 so download everything to some place and then format the card Dec 27 23:28:51 it should work if it exposes everything not just the one partition Dec 27 23:28:57 so step 1 really is format the card Dec 27 23:28:57 but it has only be tested once Dec 27 23:29:17 and no official images exists Dec 27 23:29:28 basically it was made by dcordes for windows users Dec 27 23:30:07 I'll try to format a card trough the phone reader Dec 27 23:30:14 it should be possible and easy with cyanogen Dec 27 23:30:21 or with an amon ra recovery Dec 27 23:30:34 the phones expose the full sd card don't they? Dec 27 23:30:58 i think so Dec 27 23:31:01 not sure Dec 27 23:31:58 i tried to format with the phone setting menu but i cant get it to mount now Dec 27 23:32:00 :/ Dec 27 23:32:24 ah? Dec 27 23:32:33 what filesystem did you format it in? Dec 27 23:33:00 it didnt seem to work to be honest Dec 27 23:33:08 it didnt give an option either Dec 27 23:33:27 or perhaps its runing as a background task Dec 27 23:33:35 not sure where task manager is on this thing Dec 27 23:34:08 hmmm no didn't work Dec 27 23:34:23 the other option is to use something made for windows Dec 27 23:34:44 there is a third option Dec 27 23:34:50 are you fluent with command line? Dec 27 23:35:10 yeah pretty much Dec 27 23:35:12 ah nice Dec 27 23:35:16 ./adb shell Dec 27 23:35:22 not a grand master Dec 27 23:35:26 and format the microsd card from commandline from there Dec 27 23:35:31 such as start to umount it Dec 27 23:35:39 then fdisk it Dec 27 23:35:43 lets see one sec Dec 27 23:35:43 then mkfs.ext3 it Dec 27 23:36:00 and then I'm not sure Dec 27 23:36:14 because you will have to extract a tarball on it Dec 27 23:36:18 hmmm Dec 27 23:36:25 maybe export it manually Dec 27 23:36:54 oh its busybox Dec 27 23:37:45 I've got an idea Dec 27 23:37:56 ok Dec 27 23:38:09 just adb push the tarball on the filesystem when it'll be created Dec 27 23:38:15 if the microsd is big enough Dec 27 23:38:19 there would be no issues at all Dec 27 23:38:22 its 8gb Dec 27 23:38:27 ok nice Dec 27 23:38:31 not sure what adb is Dec 27 23:38:33 I often uses some 2GB Dec 27 23:38:42 adb is what gives you a shell inside the phone Dec 27 23:38:44 i found an application that opened me a terminal Dec 27 23:38:48 ok Dec 27 23:38:49 and ./adb shell Dec 27 23:38:51 didnt work Dec 27 23:38:53 fdisk did Dec 27 23:38:57 seems like busybox Dec 27 23:39:03 ./adb shell is like ssh root@your_phone_ip Dec 27 23:39:09 it's android specific Dec 27 23:39:23 it's an uttility that get you a shell from your computer Dec 27 23:39:26 on your phone Dec 27 23:39:35 whoami said im err app_33 Dec 27 23:39:38 so like if you ssh-ed into your phone from your laptop Dec 27 23:39:40 ok Dec 27 23:39:56 oh ok but is ssh open ? Dec 27 23:40:04 ? Dec 27 23:40:07 no ssh Dec 27 23:40:09 what do you mean by open Dec 27 23:40:14 you have to install it Dec 27 23:40:25 and it's dropbear not openssh Dec 27 23:40:33 ahh ok Dec 27 23:40:38 and the port is not open by default as ssh is not launched by default Dec 27 23:40:45 let me find the howto Dec 27 23:40:50 let me close this terminal thing then Dec 27 23:41:06 http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Howto:_Connect_to_Device_with_SSH Dec 27 23:41:18 that gives you ssh to your phone Dec 27 23:41:29 and trough ssh you should be able to have scp/sftp too Dec 27 23:41:32 not sure tough Dec 27 23:41:36 else use adb Dec 27 23:42:01 also note that GNU/Linux on the htcdream has not been finished yet Dec 27 23:42:11 some stuff needs work Dec 27 23:42:17 some other stuff works fine Dec 27 23:42:29 and some stuff needs to manually type some commands Dec 27 23:42:35 I should fix that Dec 27 23:42:55 ok let me try to get connected Dec 27 23:43:00 brb Dec 27 23:43:37 ok Dec 27 23:44:30 brb too Dec 27 23:44:32 oh i got root :) Dec 27 23:44:33 brb Dec 27 23:46:03 back Dec 27 23:50:13 ok well i got root Dec 27 23:50:26 but it seems i need to write some keys to the sdcard Dec 27 23:50:30 to get the ssh working Dec 27 23:50:42 better to just use it locally on the phone i guess Dec 27 23:50:55 no need Dec 27 23:51:06 the key can be pushed directly to the phone Dec 27 23:51:10 ./adb remount Dec 27 23:51:13 ok Dec 27 23:51:16 ./adb push ... Dec 27 23:51:32 but local works too Dec 27 23:51:50 says adb not found Dec 27 23:52:20 wait let me check something give me a sec Dec 27 23:52:25 ok Dec 27 23:52:42 you can get adb and fastboot from: Dec 27 23:53:04 http://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/replicant/images/replicant_2.2/preview/0001/tools/ Dec 27 23:53:39 ok Dec 27 23:54:01 i got wget :) Dec 27 23:56:33 ok Dec 27 23:56:42 just typeing the url in its long Dec 27 23:57:37 is alt e _ ? Dec 27 23:58:18 for keyboard it depend on your layout Dec 27 23:58:24 for instnce us,it,de etc... Dec 27 23:58:28 ok Dec 27 23:58:37 look it in firefox Dec 27 23:58:43 theses tools are for your computer Dec 27 23:58:46 not for your phone Dec 27 23:58:56 they are for ubuntu tough Dec 27 23:58:59 not for windows Dec 27 23:59:06 I forgott to add some windows tools Dec 27 23:59:34 oh Dec 27 23:59:42 adb is for my computer ? Dec 27 23:59:47 i was trying to put it on the phone Dec 28 00:00:12 ah ok...they are for interacting with the phone Dec 28 00:00:25 oh i thought i just use putty to ssh to the phone Dec 28 00:00:31 after making dropbear work Dec 28 00:00:36 ok Dec 28 00:00:46 but be sure you can scp/sftp Dec 28 00:00:49 only dropbear didnt start not sure why Dec 28 00:01:07 i have windows scp client Dec 28 00:01:18 just dont have scp server on the phone yet i think Dec 28 00:01:30 ok Dec 28 00:01:42 i think scp should work Dec 28 00:01:47 but not sftp Dec 28 00:01:47 ok Dec 28 00:01:56 how do we open the port for that on the phone Dec 28 00:02:11 no need Dec 28 00:02:23 ports are opened by default I think Dec 28 00:02:36 oh cool lets test need my ip one sec Dec 28 00:03:04 but services listenning to the port isn't...that's why there is a howto for ssh Dec 28 00:03:19 ifconfig tiwlan0 Dec 28 00:03:23 on the phone Dec 28 00:03:44 ok 141 Dec 28 00:03:45 got it Dec 28 00:03:56 ok nice Dec 28 00:04:26 hrm scp it didnt connect Dec 28 00:04:31 ah Dec 28 00:04:46 what is your windows scp program? Dec 28 00:04:48 i have client i use for television (mythtv) Dec 28 00:04:50 winscp Dec 28 00:05:06 does it support putty's keys? Dec 28 00:05:20 basically android is non-standard Dec 28 00:05:23 i would guess so Dec 28 00:05:28 i have putty also Dec 28 00:05:39 try putty Dec 28 00:05:56 hey.... Dec 28 00:06:04 we don't need scp Dec 28 00:06:07 network connection refused Dec 28 00:06:11 i think the ports closed Dec 28 00:06:19 you have wget... Dec 28 00:06:24 yes Dec 28 00:06:33 and root Dec 28 00:06:57 just download thr tarball directly on the microsd when it'll be formated Dec 28 00:07:21 ok first i try to ssh to it again Dec 28 00:08:30 ok Dec 28 00:15:37 ok its being a little awkward but im closer to having ssh Dec 28 00:16:21 ok Dec 28 00:20:25 ok working Dec 28 00:20:30 except erm whats the password ? Dec 28 00:20:33 GNUtoo|htcdream|: btw., how's your exams going? do you know whether you'll be able to attend FOSDEM now or not yet? Dec 28 00:20:56 my exams are close to fossdem.... Dec 28 00:21:00 ok im in Dec 28 00:21:14 but i'll do the possible to go to fossdem Dec 28 00:21:23 ok,g reat Dec 28 00:21:33 i'll tell you when i will have booked Dec 28 00:21:50 okies Dec 28 00:21:57 GNUtoo|htcdream| do you run ubuntu on your laptop ? Dec 28 00:22:11 a derivate of it Dec 28 00:22:27 mickeyl,any news on modem? Dec 28 00:22:37 theres a windows/linux program called teamviewer i can use that to show you the terminal directly Dec 28 00:22:49 * GNUtoo|htcdream| needs some hope(for modem) Dec 28 00:23:04 i will wget the files Dec 28 00:23:11 not yet Dec 28 00:23:24 did you format the microsd? Dec 28 00:23:24 GNUtoo|htcdream|: no time to flash maemo kernel back yet, spent the whole day to get task-fso2-compliance to build again in OE and to iron out some more gdbus things. will take a look at the libisi state tomorrow Dec 28 00:23:39 ok Dec 28 00:23:54 pity mrmoku is not here these days Dec 28 00:24:01 i'll be terribly busy again next week Dec 28 00:24:54 * GNUtoo|htcdream| is using htcdream because of the keyboard...but as n900 port don't progress as fast as we want...i'm tempted to finish the port Dec 28 00:25:32 GNUtoo|htcdream| should i wget http://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/replicant/images/replicant_2.2/preview/0001/tools/fastboot on to the phone ? Dec 28 00:25:40 we just need that damn forwarding to move quickly... Dec 28 00:25:50 ok Dec 28 00:26:22