**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Oct 07 02:59:58 2011 Oct 07 05:55:29 ybotspawn: I don't remember having heard anybody testing it with CDMA Oct 07 06:27:35 that's basically a question for mickeyl nevertheless Oct 07 07:59:13 rtp: and no support for i.MX25's ADC at all, i'll have to write a driver myself :( Oct 07 08:39:43 SHR: 03Martin.Jansa 07meta-smartphone * rb2da9353ffed 10/meta-shr/conf/distro/include/preferred-shr-versions.inc: meta-shr: prefer QT 4.7.4 Oct 07 09:06:43 PaulFertser: no adc on your pmic ? /o\ Oct 07 09:08:23 rtp: i mean there's an adc (aka touchscreen controller) in imx25 but it seems to be unsupported :/ Oct 07 09:10:09 Luckily, we needed more channels anyway, so we used an external spi adc; but we routed out the tsc/adc pads anyway, so i would probably need a driver for it, but later. Oct 07 09:10:11 the only design I know with imx and touchscrean are imx3 and using the mc13783 ts so it's not suprising :/ Oct 07 09:10:38 PaulFertser, HI Oct 07 09:10:42 *hi Oct 07 09:10:48 rtp: to me it's surprising freescale doesn't devote any willingness at all to support it properly. Oct 07 09:10:53 GNUtoo|laptop: Hey :) How are you? Oct 07 09:11:06 there is a driver for the imx adcs for making a touchscreen controller with it Oct 07 09:11:18 PaulFertser: most fsl dev (which is not a lot) are working on imx6 theses days I guess Oct 07 09:11:52 fine but I'm a bit disapointed by the nexus S alsa driver Oct 07 09:12:37 rtp: it looks like they were always promoting their solutions for using with Linux, but all upstream drivers were done by other devs :/ Oct 07 09:12:56 GNUtoo|laptop: to satisfy my curiosity, which chipset is used ? a wolfson one ? Oct 07 09:13:08 yes the CODEC is a wolfson Oct 07 09:13:19 GNUtoo|laptop: i remember fixing an alsa driver was one of the first things that brought you into the system-level programming. Now you face again, what a twist. Oct 07 09:13:37 PaulFertser: they're promoting linux as long as you're using _their_ code not mainline or something else Oct 07 09:13:53 yes lol Oct 07 09:14:17 basically it's an .mmap interface Oct 07 09:14:27 but you must do writei for it to work Oct 07 09:14:30 strange Oct 07 09:14:35 asoc wolfson drivers should be working quite nicely. weird. did you ask broonie about that ? Oct 07 09:15:02 first I should do my homework and look if there is a mainline driver to import Oct 07 09:15:28 err = ioctl(fd, SNDRV_PCM_IOCTL_WRITEI_FRAMES, &xferi); Oct 07 09:15:41 that's what the android lib does but it's an .mmap interface Oct 07 09:15:49 as a result it works only with -Dhw:0 Oct 07 09:15:54 and not with -Dplughw:0 Oct 07 09:19:54 PaulFertser, btw I did some stuff with n900 audio too(I was involved in the modem forwarder then mrmoku continued my work since I didn't know vala enough) Oct 07 09:20:08 *modem sound forwarder: Oct 07 09:20:19 modem->writei readi->modem Oct 07 09:22:16 basically mickeyl replicated the loopback interface, I made it work with alsa, and mrmoku improved the code a lot changing the way it worked and broke readi while doing it Oct 07 09:22:50 we still need to fix readi btw Oct 07 09:23:10 GNUtoo|laptop: oh, what a mess... Oct 07 09:23:18 morphis, hi Oct 07 09:23:19 heyho Oct 07 09:23:23 GNUtoo|laptop: heyho Oct 07 09:23:24 I just got sound working Oct 07 09:23:26 it's bad: Oct 07 09:23:39 xf86-input-mtev failed to compile here Oct 07 09:23:48 the SOC DAI uses mmpa Oct 07 09:23:50 *mmap Oct 07 09:23:53 or should I apply your patch before? Oct 07 09:23:58 yes Oct 07 09:24:00 you should Oct 07 09:24:07 but don't apply the Makefile patch Oct 07 09:24:09 only the rest Oct 07 09:24:10 GNUtoo|laptop: why is it bad to use mmap? Oct 07 09:24:13 ok Oct 07 09:24:18 so the SOC DAI uses .mmap Oct 07 09:24:23 that appear to be good Oct 07 09:24:24 however Oct 07 09:24:30 the android lib does that: Oct 07 09:24:35 err = ioctl(fd, SNDRV_PCM_IOCTL_WRITEI_FRAMES, &xferi); Oct 07 09:24:56 so at the end after looking at alsa lib sources I found out that maybe -Dhw:0 worked Oct 07 09:25:00 and indeed it does Oct 07 09:25:09 but not -Dplughw:0 Oct 07 09:25:22 whats the difference? Oct 07 09:25:37 ah it does too Oct 07 09:25:39 my bad Oct 07 09:25:47 between -Dhw:0 and -Dplughw:0? Oct 07 09:25:55 plughw convert automatically Oct 07 09:26:13 for instance if you have a S32LE and that your sound card is a S16_LE.... Oct 07 09:26:21 it tranform the format automagically Oct 07 09:26:24 same for rate etc... Oct 07 09:26:48 maybe it did at the moment because it had nothing to translate Oct 07 09:27:03 ah ok, so it's about sound format converting Oct 07 09:27:30 I must investigate a bit more Oct 07 09:27:41 I took some music in wav and it worked Oct 07 09:27:44 the rest doesn't work Oct 07 09:32:04 gst-launch audiotestsrc ! alsasink device=plughw:0 #bad Oct 07 09:32:10 gst-launch audiotestsrc ! alsasink device=hw:0 #good Oct 07 09:32:12 bad means bad sound? Oct 07 09:32:16 yes Oct 07 09:32:19 ok Oct 07 09:32:21 try it if you want Oct 07 09:32:27 later Oct 07 09:32:36 currently busy with getting X11 working Oct 07 09:32:41 ok nice Oct 07 09:33:01 morphis: I've changed preferred qt version to 4.7.4 today.. just FYI Oct 07 09:33:21 * JaMa rerunning aurora-image builds on shr buildhost Oct 07 09:33:22 then for alsa I guess we'll need to modify the driver not to power it down after each close Oct 07 09:33:27 JaMa: ok, thanks Oct 07 09:33:35 else you must re-do the alsactl -f foo restore each time Oct 07 09:33:41 else playing don't work Oct 07 09:33:43 and there is possible fix for rebuilds from scratch after machine change Oct 07 09:34:04 JaMa: really? Oct 07 09:34:20 I didn't know there was a problem, just wondered why gcc is rebuild when I change machine Oct 07 09:34:26 but the ARCH stays the same Oct 07 09:35:14 JaMa: do you know if tasks or dates are working in unstable or core ? Oct 07 09:36:08 morphis: http://lists.linuxtogo.org/pipermail/openembedded-core/2011-October/010585.html and then http://lists.linuxtogo.org/pipermail/openembedded-core/2011-October/010747.html Oct 07 09:36:52 rtp: tasks and dates are probably quite the same in unstable and core, but I'm not using it, so don't know sorry Oct 07 09:37:29 JaMa: is this fix already in master branch? Oct 07 09:37:51 morphis: not yet Oct 07 09:38:18 JaMa: oh ok. It's not working on testing so I made a quick hack and was wondering if a better fix was existing Oct 07 09:38:38 morphis: I'm also testing MACHINEOVERRIDES[vardepsexclude] = "MACHINE", but maybe those are 2 separate problems.. Oct 07 09:42:09 I installed mplayer from shr-unstable feeds and it works also only with hw:0 Oct 07 09:43:58 tasks was great!!! Oct 07 10:02:14 GNUtoo|laptop: do you already tried wifi? Oct 07 10:02:19 not yet Oct 07 10:02:34 but I know there is a mainline driver for bcm4329 Oct 07 10:02:58 s/mainline/mainline or staging/ Oct 07 10:02:58 GNUtoo|laptop meant: but I know there is a mainline or staging driver for bcm4329 Oct 07 10:03:41 JaMa: fwiw, I've put my hack here : http://www.rtp-net.org/openmoko/eds-dbus-fixes.patch Oct 07 10:03:42 JaMa: one question: what is the workflow to get things in master of meta-oe or oe-core Oct 07 10:03:50 JaMa: there is a master-next for oe-core Oct 07 10:04:00 JaMa: is that one merged into master after testing? Oct 07 10:06:55 JaMa: and should I just push my patches to contrib/shr branch and you do the pull requests? Oct 07 10:07:06 or should I send all my patches to ML? Oct 07 10:07:50 GNUtoo|laptop: what about a bigger rootfs image? do you know how to do this? Oct 07 10:08:15 like this Oct 07 10:08:29 http://www.tehfear.com/2007/10/08/resize-loop-disk-image/ Oct 07 10:08:32 or in oe Oct 07 10:08:48 I don't remember the exact variable in oe Oct 07 10:08:51 but I can find it Oct 07 10:09:47 I will take a look Oct 07 10:11:54 GNUtoo|laptop: IMAGE_ROOTFS_EXTRA_SPACE Oct 07 10:12:23 ok Oct 07 10:15:12 GNUtoo|laptop: you already have a xorg.conf for the nexus s? Oct 07 10:15:36 yes Oct 07 10:15:39 the ubuntu one Oct 07 10:15:52 morphis, to make xorg start use recent eglibc Oct 07 10:16:04 and the newer kernel config Oct 07 10:16:17 the newer kernel I have Oct 07 10:16:40 libc6 - 2.14-r1+svnr15225 Oct 07 10:16:57 GNUtoo|laptop: where do I find the ubuntu one? Oct 07 10:18:01 http://www.pastie.org/private/ikx7udsjv6grggyy44ecja Oct 07 10:18:15 thanks Oct 07 10:19:14 ok, I just have some problem with the characters Oct 07 10:20:40 characters? Oct 07 10:20:43 http://www.pastie.org/pastes/2654443/text?key=ikx7udsjv6grggyy44ecja is better? Oct 07 10:21:39 morphis: I'm going to book LH today, right? Oct 07 10:22:06 mrmoku, so what's the final date Oct 07 10:22:14 16-18th of dec Oct 07 10:22:31 GNUtoo|laptop: whats the difference to the xorg.conf before? Oct 07 10:22:58 mrmoku: what does it mean if we book now, do we have to pay something now or later? Oct 07 10:23:25 not a lot Oct 07 10:23:28 added mtev Oct 07 10:23:34 and removed the rotation Oct 07 10:23:36 that's all Oct 07 10:23:36 morphis: we pay when we're there I think Oct 07 10:23:55 ok, thats great Oct 07 10:24:00 then we should book now Oct 07 10:24:14 GNUtoo|laptop: ok Oct 07 10:24:17 good, will do that Oct 07 10:24:23 GNUtoo|laptop: I forgot about fonts :) Oct 07 10:24:34 I didn't installed them Oct 07 10:24:34 ok Oct 07 10:24:42 I see.... Oct 07 10:30:00 GNUtoo|laptop: hm, their is some management of the display in kernel space Oct 07 10:30:14 yes Oct 07 10:30:16 like turning it off autoamatically after some time and enable it again after pressing the power key Oct 07 10:30:26 we should disable this Oct 07 10:30:28 ok Oct 07 10:30:46 as this is something userland should do not the kernel Oct 07 10:30:55 morphis: we're probably in six, right? Oct 07 10:30:57 there is some even in touchscreen driver Oct 07 10:31:31 mrmoku: hm Oct 07 10:31:37 if I can come I would need somwhere to sleep correctly(else I'm in a bad state and it's not worth comming) Oct 07 10:31:56 GNUtoo|laptop: bed in a luxurious double room is 25€ Oct 07 10:32:03 ok Oct 07 10:32:06 mrmoku: morphis, mrmoku, mickeyl, GNUtoo|laptop, slyon, JaMa, GarthPS = 7 Oct 07 10:32:18 mrmoku: per night? Oct 07 10:32:22 I guess I don't need a double room Oct 07 10:32:24 morphis: yup Oct 07 10:32:37 morphis: GarthPS is not sure yet Oct 07 10:32:37 but I need a bed Oct 07 10:32:41 but there is dos1 Oct 07 10:32:50 who's not sure either Oct 07 10:32:53 mrmoku, morphis: if i have time on that weekend i would join too Oct 07 10:33:00 HeinervdmOff: great Oct 07 10:33:14 do you already have a date? Oct 07 10:33:34 yeah, HeinervdmOff that would be very nice Oct 07 10:33:47 stefan_schmidt told me too that he have interest Oct 07 10:33:56 HeinervdmOff: 16.12.-18.1.2 Oct 07 10:33:59 err :P Oct 07 10:33:59 mrmoku: does the order depend on the number of people? Oct 07 10:34:13 very long weekend ;) Oct 07 10:34:30 morphis: mrmoku: yeah for now I can't tell (still looking for a job plus it will be quite expensive for me so..) Oct 07 10:34:32 morphis: dunno I wil write them that we will be there and that I will tell them the needed rooms a bit later Oct 07 10:36:20 ok, sent Oct 07 10:36:30 mrmoku: thank you very much! Oct 07 10:36:32 as far as i know they have no problem when few people are sleeping in the conference room Oct 07 10:36:39 yup Oct 07 10:36:46 I was sleeping in the car the last time Oct 07 10:36:54 dunno if I want to repeat that in December though :-P Oct 07 10:37:00 :) Oct 07 10:37:18 camping in the garden is probably not such a nice idea too :) Oct 07 10:37:29 yup Oct 07 10:37:29 HeinervdmOff: :D Oct 07 10:37:38 maybe constructing an igloo would be an option Oct 07 10:37:45 we should consult lindi- for that :-) Oct 07 10:38:08 or captainigloo Oct 07 10:38:13 lol Oct 07 10:38:39 :) Oct 07 10:40:48 * mrmoku lunch Oct 07 10:40:49 bbl Oct 07 11:09:06 morphis: ok, LH is blocked for us Oct 07 11:09:23 we have to decide how many hotel rooms we need ASAP Oct 07 11:09:31 I told them we will do that on monday Oct 07 11:13:45 GNUtoo|laptop, morphis: ahh, it was 15€ for the bed. 25€ includes the 5€ for the conference room and 5€ for the breakfast already Oct 07 11:13:55 morphis: oe-core-contrib/shr and meta-oe-contrib/shr is like staging area for patches we need to apply at once when it influence more layers Oct 07 11:14:29 morphis: I'm pushing there only important patches I'm confident with being merged later to oe-core/master Oct 07 11:15:06 morphis: and wrt pull-requests it's up to you.. if it's trivial patch I don't mind to include it in my next pull request Oct 07 11:15:59 morphis: but if it's something a bit controversal or difficult to explain I prefer when original author sends it to oe-core so he can explain additional questions, change requests himself Oct 07 11:16:07 morphis: instead me proxying those Oct 07 11:16:58 ok Oct 07 11:24:37 JaMa: ok Oct 07 11:24:49 I just have some small adjustments Oct 07 11:24:51 for qt4 Oct 07 11:27:44 GNUtoo|laptop: so touchscreen is working Oct 07 11:27:52 wow Oct 07 11:27:58 clicking does not work Oct 07 11:28:04 ah ok Oct 07 11:28:10 that's the point where I was Oct 07 11:28:19 :) Oct 07 11:28:23 when you said that it was working I tought that you made click work Oct 07 11:28:33 try that: Oct 07 11:28:36 xorg -retro -verbose Oct 07 11:28:39 no not yet Oct 07 11:28:41 and shr-settings Oct 07 11:28:47 click on a button Oct 07 11:28:51 it'll press the button Oct 07 11:28:55 and keep it pressed Oct 07 11:29:12 because you get a press but not a release, according to xev Oct 07 11:33:11 I see Oct 07 11:34:32 I will take a look at the source Oct 07 12:06:34 GNUtoo|laptop: but it seems really to be a problem with the kernel driver Oct 07 12:07:03 as when input is lost it should send an empty input event Oct 07 12:07:10 so the button gets released Oct 07 12:07:25 that never happens Oct 07 12:09:15 GNUtoo|laptop: after kernel documentation it should send SYN_MT_REPORT and SYN_REPORT without any event data when input is gone Oct 07 12:09:34 GNUtoo|laptop: so the xf86-input-mtev driver is right Oct 07 12:19:45 GNUtoo|laptop: maybe that helps: http://pastie.org/2654991 Oct 07 12:21:54 Is there somewhere repository with pre-built ARM packages for SHR (or openembedded)? It was on http://tinderbox.openembedded.net/ earlier? Oct 07 12:21:57 back Oct 07 12:26:23 nicktime, build.shr-project.org Oct 07 12:26:34 GNUtoo|laptop: Thanks. Oct 07 13:28:09 mrmoku, ping Oct 07 13:29:05 GNUtoo|laptop: pong Oct 07 13:29:17 what are you working on? om-gta02 or n900? Oct 07 13:30:09 GNUtoo|laptop: right now nothing... was busy with a server crash in daywork :/ Oct 07 13:30:16 ok Oct 07 13:30:31 and currently in general? Oct 07 13:30:37 like not right now Oct 07 13:30:38 I wanted to use gta02 as daily Oct 07 13:30:43 nice!!! Oct 07 13:30:47 though the gta04 will hit me real soon now Oct 07 13:30:54 and then I have no more gta02 :/ Oct 07 13:30:59 ah ok Oct 07 13:31:24 anyway... let me check if JaMa built something fresh and working :-) Oct 07 13:31:34 Anyone know what 3G frequencies the GTA04 operates on? Oct 07 13:31:40 I cant find anything about that anywhere Oct 07 13:32:29 * mrmoku downloads yesterdays image to see what's up Oct 07 13:37:06 mrmoku: :) Oct 07 13:37:43 * GNUtoo|laptop needs a battery for doing the same thing, however there is a battery shop in france near where my brother is.... Oct 07 13:37:50 so bl-5c.... Oct 07 13:38:24 yup Oct 07 13:38:28 should be very cheepo Oct 07 13:40:40 GNUtoo|laptop: so far so good... first start wizard worked fine and PIN dialog too Oct 07 13:41:07 desktop is missing the icons... right click and refresh fixes that Oct 07 13:41:53 GNUtoo|laptop: call to my operator worked too Oct 07 13:41:58 looks good Oct 07 13:42:07 guess I will put in the *real* SIM now :-) Oct 07 13:42:10 wow pin dialog Oct 07 13:42:45 JaMa: good work :) looks like an usable image Oct 07 13:43:13 hmm Oct 07 13:43:18 does not charge Oct 07 13:43:25 at least it does not indicate charging Oct 07 13:44:30 [ 460.690000] pcf50633 0-0073: usb curlim to 500 mA Oct 07 13:44:37 does that mean charging? Oct 07 13:45:01 root@om-gta02:~# cat /sys/class/power_supply/battery/status Oct 07 13:45:01 Charging Oct 07 13:45:07 good... bbiab Oct 07 13:46:15 mrmoku: iirc only significant change from previous image is your eglibc patch :) Oct 07 13:46:39 bbl Oct 07 13:58:30 JaMa: which I still have to prepare correctly to get it into oe-core :/ Oct 07 14:31:42 jonwil: (frequencies) find out what's the 3G-module used, then get that module's datasheet (the should be some publicly available, unless goldelico failed epically on selecting this component) Oct 07 14:33:40 mrmoku: sounds completely insane to ruin the gta02 to *possibly* recycle the LCD and of course this ACME case Oct 07 14:34:02 DocScrutinizer: it's reversible :) Oct 07 14:34:09 I assume a 50% fatalities on simply detaching LCM from gta02 PCB Oct 07 14:34:36 maybe more Oct 07 14:34:37 interesting will be if I still get WSoD after that Oct 07 14:34:59 interesting will be if you get any S at all after that Oct 07 14:35:48 :P Oct 07 14:35:57 even skilled persons have really bad feelings on removing the LCM fom PCB Oct 07 14:36:35 I won't do it myself... will pick it up and get help Oct 07 14:37:00 I only could do it because I didn't care if it breaks or anything, only got worried what's going to happen to my palm when the whole shit bends and flips and glass breaks Oct 07 14:39:04 I think I heard of 5 people trying to remove LCM from PCB: 2 gave up, one broke it during the process, another one removed an already broken LCM so it didn't matter that it got bent, and one actually succeeded though was really scared during the process Oct 07 14:39:36 hmm Oct 07 14:40:46 ouch Oct 07 14:40:51 * GNUtoo|laptop loves his gta02 Oct 07 14:41:01 bye Oct 07 14:42:00 gah Oct 07 14:43:01 but yeah, kill them. I still can't get decent bids when I try to sell my collector's items Oct 07 14:43:04 ;-P Oct 07 14:44:40 * DocScrutinizer probably should sell his N950 - some idiots might actually pay more than the 500€ penalty due to pay to Nokia for losing it Oct 07 14:46:31 if you no longer need you N900 though, please don't try to convert it into an N9 or sth, rather send it to me, I'm urgently searching for another few spare Oct 07 14:48:34 I'd actually be willing to swap it and send a spare N900 case ready to mount (so you don't need to disassemble it) Oct 07 14:49:05 even in white if you like ;-D Oct 07 14:49:25 ooh, got a white gta02 spare case as well X-P Oct 07 14:49:56 there have been *white* gta02 cases? Oct 07 14:50:06 that would fit with my white screen ;) Oct 07 14:50:09 white with orange, sure Oct 07 14:51:15 in TPE we had a whole mobile with all colors of gta0x mockups - the cases were real ones for all I can tell Oct 07 14:51:41 ok Oct 07 14:51:44 like 20..30 different colors Oct 07 14:51:54 red one was cool Oct 07 14:52:26 I guess some where simply airbrushed though Oct 07 14:53:15 but yeah, one white body here, dunno about front and battery lid Oct 07 14:53:37 plus several gta02 black glitter Oct 07 14:53:49 actually those were gta01 iirc Oct 07 15:00:21 maybe you'd prefer to bid for one of my disassembled and raped 1900-US models, complete with 1A LCM and case? Oct 07 15:00:50 DocScrutinizer: ebay? Oct 07 15:01:04 nah, fsck ebay, way too much hassle Oct 07 15:01:09 good :) Oct 07 15:01:15 * mrmoku distastes ebay somehow Oct 07 15:01:49 what are the current offers? Oct 07 15:02:03 void Oct 07 15:02:10 oh Oct 07 15:02:37 what would qualify as a valid bid :-) Oct 07 15:02:39 ? Oct 07 15:02:58 see, that'S where the hassle starts ;-P Oct 07 15:03:31 nfc Oct 07 15:04:25 what's a spare LCM? Oct 07 15:05:16 you can get the case for free on top, for the PCBA I dunno what it's worth, depends I guess Oct 07 15:05:24 not much probably Oct 07 15:06:34 let me check if I find out about the lcm Oct 07 15:07:58 DocScrutinizer: goldelico sells them for 69€ + shipping http://www.handheld-linux.com/wiki.php?page=Neo%20Freerunner%3ASpare%20Parts Oct 07 15:08:16 I think that's fine with me Oct 07 15:08:35 you get the rest of that electronucs litter on top for free Oct 07 15:08:56 and it's already disassembled? Oct 07 15:09:17 sure, I can disassemble it if you like, if it's not already Oct 07 15:09:39 I got 6 assembled and 5 or some disassembled units here Oct 07 15:09:40 that would mean I can still test gta02 too :) Oct 07 15:09:57 need to check which one is a 1900 Oct 07 15:10:22 so something like 75€ would include shipping then? Oct 07 15:10:30 probably Oct 07 15:10:58 if I can find a nice box for that Oct 07 15:11:01 ;-D Oct 07 15:11:13 * mrmoku still has his original OM Box :) Oct 07 15:11:33 I only got 6 of those, and the 1900 comes without Oct 07 15:11:57 a 'gepolsterter Umschlag' should do, no? Oct 07 15:12:13 small "Post" package Oct 07 15:12:32 we don't want to break the valuable LCM Oct 07 15:12:43 indeed, we don't want that :) Oct 07 15:12:52 brb to finish the deal Oct 07 15:17:00 A7-1900 assembled probably working condition, labeled "Joerg" "A7 die on click" (been the PV A7 that had the isolator patch missing on top of the huge capacitor, so it switched of on slightest knocks - I fixed that) Oct 07 15:17:44 ok Oct 07 15:20:02 some buzzfix soldering been done and reverted Oct 07 15:20:13 (guess that's irrelevant) Oct 07 15:20:31 yeah Oct 07 15:21:18 if screen and case are ok I'm happy Oct 07 15:22:09 lemme clean the screen from dust ;-P Oct 07 15:22:31 don't scratch it :P Oct 07 15:24:41 hmm, has a minimal ditch Oct 07 15:26:07 visible with a magnifying glass, when you hold it so it reflects an evenly structured surface Oct 07 15:26:37 * mrmoku won't do that then Oct 07 15:31:28 gnn, you could've said earlier, now I made a video :-) Oct 07 15:31:42 heh Oct 07 15:31:42 lemme see where's the other one 1900 Oct 07 15:32:36 heyho Oct 07 15:33:24 gnutoo: ping Oct 07 15:34:45 nonsense, this was a 900/1800/1900 anyway Oct 07 15:35:03 here's a 850 I used for a short while Oct 07 15:38:34 mrmoku: how's about a spare LCM with original protective film, plus any selection of additional crap you pick (case, any available color, antennae, whatnot else)? Oct 07 15:40:21 DocScrutinizer: I need a case + lcm (I think) Oct 07 15:40:24 that's all Oct 07 15:40:33 case including the buttons though Oct 07 15:40:50 sure :-D Oct 07 15:41:19 hmm... not sure about the antennae Oct 07 15:41:22 leviathan: ping Oct 07 16:03:32 DocScrutinizer: ok, family time... let me find out if case + lcm is actually really all Oct 07 16:03:35 bbl Oct 07 16:03:54 mrmoku: 8A8602454 datecode 20080624 900/1800/1900 A5 body black (std) buttons, front + back lid as you like, screen with original protective foil, partially disassembled, WLAN module missing Oct 07 16:04:44 (will ship with GSM and GPS ant if asked for) Oct 07 16:05:25 DocScrutinizer: ok :) Oct 07 16:05:40 aah, and vibrator Oct 07 16:05:43 :-) Oct 07 16:05:48 :) Oct 07 16:06:11 GNUtoo|laptop: looks like I can keep my gta02 :) Oct 07 16:06:16 anyway bbl for real now Oct 07 16:06:30 would you like gta02 all black front and back, or gta01 style black metallic glitter with solver bezel? Oct 07 16:06:53 k, I'm putting the stuff aside, for later Oct 07 16:33:37 ok nice Oct 07 16:39:03 GNUtoo|laptop: there is a driver in mainline linux for the mxt224 Oct 07 16:39:11 GNUtoo|laptop: it seems to be much more std. compatibile Oct 07 16:39:53 ok Oct 07 16:39:54 GNUtoo|laptop: https://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git;a=blob;f=drivers/input/touchscreen/atmel_mxt_ts.c;h=f5d66859f2322b362b4f2e3c747f62db8b20fe5d;hb=28ac293363368650963ee4c1e323c1ff502c121f Oct 07 16:40:38 I'll do the serial cable now with what I have Oct 07 16:40:43 I've bought a cable for that Oct 07 16:40:52 then with the resistors I have it should be ok Oct 07 16:41:06 ok Oct 07 16:41:15 I will do that no before the next weekend Oct 07 17:08:43 GNUtoo|laptop: you already tried the xf86-input-mtrack driver? Oct 07 17:09:28 no Oct 07 17:09:39 it seems to do some more than the mtev driver Oct 07 17:57:48 Hi all Oct 07 18:01:27 DocScrutinizer: wow, you have a silver gta01 style one? that is my favourite then :-) Oct 07 18:04:19 morphis: need a bed? Oct 07 18:19:59 mrmoku: yes Oct 07 18:20:46 ok :) Oct 07 18:22:12 DocScrutinizer: looks like I need antennae and speaker/mic too Oct 07 18:25:28 angelox|laptop: heyho Oct 07 18:31:18 hey morphis Oct 07 18:32:48 it's all right with you? ( strange message ' morphis: need a bed?' :) Oct 07 18:33:42 angelox|laptop: everything is right with me, mrmoku just asked for a bed at FSOSHRCON this year :) Oct 07 18:34:38 ah ok :) Oct 07 18:35:26 angelox|laptop: was not talking about _my_ bed here ;) Oct 07 18:36:14 :) Oct 07 18:37:06 mrmoku: I don't need bed, but I'll take one :) Oct 07 18:37:43 JaMa|Off: ok, noted :) Oct 07 18:38:10 if I can come I'll need a bed Oct 07 18:38:21 GNUtoo|laptop: you have to come :) Oct 07 18:38:25 I know Oct 07 18:48:14 GNUtoo|laptop: I am on a good way solving this ts problem ... Oct 07 18:48:18 I feel it Oct 07 18:48:25 ok Oct 07 18:48:55 basically with evtest when it's 0 you should do a release no? Oct 07 18:49:05 but that would be ugly right? Oct 07 18:51:04 hi dos1 Oct 07 18:53:52 GNUtoo|laptop: (provided you manage to come... which I really hope) will you depart friday morning or thursday evening? Oct 07 18:54:06 GNUtoo|laptop: btw. Slyon will come with us too Oct 07 18:54:20 normally friday Oct 07 18:54:58 since the courses finishes at 17:30 on thursday Oct 07 18:55:08 ok Oct 07 19:12:19 aha: echo mem > /sys/power/state;echo on > /sys/power/state .... Oct 07 19:12:41 conclusion it's something with the android suspend thing Oct 07 19:12:48 it's not a sysfs or something like that Oct 07 19:12:56 anyway I traced sysfs before and found nothing Oct 07 19:39:56 morphis, at what point are you? Oct 07 20:10:43 hmm I'll test more Oct 07 20:10:53 but it seem that I can make the screen not dim Oct 07 20:11:14 ah no Oct 07 20:11:20 dim only Oct 07 20:11:24 it still suspend Oct 07 20:28:23 morphis, still there? Oct 07 21:49:45 mrmoku: sorry, was afk Oct 07 23:05:48 PaulFertser: ping Oct 07 23:06:17 larsc: any kernel hacker Oct 07 23:07:41 how's scheduler plumbed into kernel? is it possible to dynamically switch scheduler, e.g my "echo bfs >/proc/foo/scheduler" or via kernel-cmdline? Oct 07 23:08:01 s/ my / by/. Oct 08 02:27:30 DocScrutinizer: wonder if plumbers has an irc **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Oct 08 02:59:57 2011