**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Apr 01 02:59:58 2012 Apr 01 06:48:02 SHR: 03shr-devel 07buildhistory * raddb27d2fad5 10/packages/ (38 files in 38 dirs): Build 201204010828 of shr 20120401 for machine om-gta02 on opmbuild Apr 01 07:15:11 SHR: 03shr-devel 07buildhistory * r7f2a7be0fb2e 10/packages/ (34 files in 34 dirs): Build 201204010855 of shr 20120401 for machine nokia900 on opmbuild Apr 01 08:35:13 SHR: 03shr-devel 07buildhistory * r4d3c4fa80110 10/packages/om_gta04-oe-linux-gnueabi/ (352 files in 352 dirs): Build 201204010922 of shr 20120401 for machine om-gta04 on opmbuild Apr 01 08:56:23 SHR: 03shr-devel 07buildhistory * rbb50b3808de0 10/packages/palmpre-oe-linux-gnueabi/ (19 files in 19 dirs): Build 201204011043 of shr 20120401 for machine palmpre on opmbuild Apr 01 09:16:38 SHR: 03shr-devel 07buildhistory * r11bfd48b20de 10/packages/palmpre2-oe-linux-gnueabi/ (19 files in 19 dirs): Build 201204011103 of shr 20120401 for machine palmpre2 on opmbuild Apr 01 09:17:42 whats with mickeyl? can somebody else have talk about FSO framework? http://www.openmobility.eu/conference/om2012/cfp Apr 01 09:29:49 DocScrutinizer: mrmoku ^^^ ? Apr 01 10:17:41 SHR: 03shr-devel 07buildhistory * r17e22bc50f3d 10/ (59 files in 56 dirs): Build 201204011123 of shr 20120401 for machine crespo on opmbuild Apr 01 10:22:30 Martix: no idea Apr 01 10:23:22 I for sure am not the one to hold any talk, let alone about FSO Apr 01 10:24:19 I nevertheless wonder if I could join maybe Apr 01 10:37:26 DocScrutinizer: feel free to send your proposal Apr 01 10:37:52 I mean it's not too far away at least, and it's saturday (though I planned to work this day to get some credit on my working hours balance, for holiday at 1. of may) Apr 01 10:38:13 proposal for what exactly? Apr 01 10:39:08 open mobile or OSHW speak/workshop, but can also attend as regular visitor, it's on you :-) Apr 01 10:39:27 I want to publish Openmobility conference program tomorrow, so soon is better :-) Apr 01 10:40:33 I'm at best a regular visitor. I have no competences in holding any speech - I start stammering in typing when somebody looks over my shoulder ;-D Apr 01 10:42:01 I wonder if you talked to Nikolaus of Goldelico ("Openmoko" GTA04) Apr 01 10:43:54 I'd think you can't find a better speaker for the topic right now Apr 01 10:46:18 we GTA04 with Christoph Mair Apr 01 10:46:47 I just realized, at #gta04 ;-D Apr 01 10:46:50 preliminary program: http://ukoly.openmobility.cz/projects/konference/wiki/2012_prednasky Apr 01 10:48:23 Martix: you talked to Wolfgang Spraul of Qi-hw? Apr 01 10:48:52 no, thanks I will contact him Apr 01 10:50:01 /join qi-hardware Apr 01 10:50:37 Martix: ^^^ Apr 01 10:51:30 Martix: will the talks be recorded on video? I live too far away to attend Apr 01 10:52:15 pabs3: dont know, we need to find someone with proper camera Apr 01 10:52:44 even just audio would be useful I think Apr 01 11:05:08 mrmoku, hi Apr 01 11:30:57 hmmm on crespo there is no /var/run/dbus Apr 01 11:31:04 and if I create it it disapear Apr 01 11:31:17 but on gta04 dbus works....hmmmm Apr 01 11:32:05 hmmm systemctl start dbus.service makes it start Apr 01 11:33:21 I abandon because I guess I will again loose my time for nothing because nobody is there Apr 01 11:40:34 GNUtoo: why is the time you spend on a problem only worth something when somebody is there? Apr 01 11:41:41 because I know nothing about systemd and JaMa knows a lot Apr 01 11:41:53 I've no clue at all on how to debug that Apr 01 11:44:55 GNUtoo: can't you learn to debug it? Apr 01 11:45:06 GNUtoo: you can read the source can't you? Apr 01 11:45:24 that's what I'm doing right now Apr 01 11:45:36 maybe try #systemd? Apr 01 11:45:39 ok Apr 01 11:51:39 GNUtoo: then the value in the time you spend on this problem is not dependent on somebody being there :-) Apr 01 11:51:42 win :-) Apr 01 11:51:44 woo! Apr 01 11:52:12 bbl I'm listenning to an french april fish right now Apr 01 11:53:42 fsck systemd, oh well Apr 01 11:56:55 GNUtoo: I happen to be running systemd on my laptop (Debian). do you have /lib/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/dbus.service or similar? Apr 01 11:57:49 yes I do Apr 01 11:58:16 what is strange is that dbus doesn't start Apr 01 11:58:24 but if I start it after it works Apr 01 11:58:29 on nexus S Apr 01 11:58:34 on gta04 everything is fine Apr 01 12:25:30 * pabs3 wonders if there is anything in the logs Apr 01 12:34:11 the logs are kind of truncated Apr 01 12:34:56 Mar 31 23:10:03 crespo dbus-daemon[601]: Failed to start message bus: No soc.... Apr 01 12:35:01 I guess it's a socket issue Apr 01 12:53:35 the .service is the same between the 2 phones...hmmmm Apr 01 12:53:44 maybe I should try to remove some services Apr 01 12:53:55 like fso-gpsd and fsoaudiod Apr 01 12:58:23 GNUtoo: strace? Apr 01 12:58:29 strace of what? Apr 01 12:58:36 dbus-daemon Apr 01 12:58:37 because it's dring boot Apr 01 12:58:40 ok Apr 01 12:58:54 I tried strace mdbus2 and that gave that: Apr 01 12:59:39 connect(3, {sa_family=AF_FILE, path="/var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket"}, 110) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory) Apr 01 12:59:51 because /var/run/dbus is not there Apr 01 13:00:14 debian has moved to /run already Apr 01 13:00:20 ok Apr 01 13:00:47 I've both Apr 01 13:00:47 but there should be a compatibility symlink Apr 01 13:00:52 /var/run and /run Apr 01 13:01:05 on gta04: Apr 01 13:01:06 drwxr-xr-x 7 root root 220 Jan 1 01:00 run Apr 01 13:01:19 drwxr-xr-x 7 root root 220 Jan 1 01:00 /var/run/ Apr 01 13:01:28 the first is /run Apr 01 13:03:02 that sounds buggy Apr 01 13:03:10 hmmm Apr 01 13:04:35 maybe it's a hard link? Apr 01 13:04:43 because the content seem the same Apr 01 13:17:48 basically it's like you spend 2 minutes to fix that when JaMa is there Apr 01 13:17:56 and one day when he's not there Apr 01 13:18:06 I really don't see the point of spending one day Apr 01 13:18:13 for a 2 minute thing Apr 01 13:18:23 GNUtoo: well is it a hardlink? Apr 01 13:18:28 no idea Apr 01 13:18:37 GNUtoo: ls -dli /run /var/run Apr 01 13:18:43 ah ok thanks Apr 01 13:19:38 776 drwxr-xr-x 7 root root 240 Apr 1 13:14 /run Apr 01 13:19:38 776 drwxr-xr-x 7 root root 240 Apr 1 13:14 /var/run Apr 01 13:20:15 so yes Apr 01 13:20:18 ok Apr 01 13:20:23 because the inode number is the same Apr 01 13:20:30 yes I saw that Apr 01 15:04:18 pespin: i've sent the for iliwi again Apr 01 15:04:32 jake42, thanks, I'll check it now :) Apr 01 15:05:05 I was able to apply it here Apr 01 15:06:41 hello :] Apr 01 15:08:38 Camelek: hi Apr 01 15:08:42 jake42, doesn't apply here :S Apr 01 15:09:06 mrmoku, ping Apr 01 15:09:11 I'm blocked on: Apr 01 15:09:13 crespo Apr 01 15:09:15 gta04 Apr 01 15:09:19 n900 Apr 01 15:09:25 * jake42 is git-noob too Apr 01 15:09:43 I wish to fix/add translation files for Polish language. I have been at https://github.com/radekp/qtmoko/tree/translations, and I clone that git repository. I also know that translations should be done with QT tool. But is there a nice manual for beginners how to do that correctly? :] Apr 01 15:09:54 jake42, $ git apply --check bla2.patch Apr 01 15:09:54 error: patch failed: src/wifi.vala:371 Apr 01 15:09:54 error: src/wifi.vala: patch does not apply Apr 01 15:10:04 jake42: hi :] Apr 01 15:10:22 pespin: thats what it said with the old one for me too Apr 01 15:10:28 yeah Apr 01 15:10:37 I'll work on gta02 Apr 01 15:10:58 GNUtoo, any idea on why is it not applying correctly? :S Apr 01 15:11:46 git am? Apr 01 15:12:10 git reset --hard before Apr 01 15:12:16 that will loose all current changes Apr 01 15:12:20 the one not comited Apr 01 15:13:32 GNUtoo, the file which is going to be patched isn't modified (doesn't appear in git status) Apr 01 15:14:00 ok Apr 01 15:14:50 GNUtoo, how do you apply patches from ML usually? copy&paste into a file then git am? Apr 01 15:14:56 maybe amb doing it wrong Apr 01 15:14:59 no Apr 01 15:15:02 yes Apr 01 15:15:05 then that may be the problem hehe Apr 01 15:15:08 you go in your mail client Apr 01 15:15:15 you save the full mail Apr 01 15:15:18 and you git am that Apr 01 15:15:37 do you know how to do that with gmail web interface? Apr 01 15:15:37 saving the full mail is with the save function of your mail client Apr 01 15:15:40 not copy-paste Apr 01 15:15:57 no idea, maybe use a mail client to access gmail(trough imaps) Apr 01 15:16:02 pespin: it has a button "show original" Apr 01 15:16:17 at least in the basic html view Apr 01 15:17:14 ah nice Apr 01 15:17:18 it applies fine now hehe Apr 01 15:17:26 great :) Apr 01 15:17:28 sorry for the trouble, first time doing it :) Apr 01 15:17:46 jake42, I guess you did try the patch? Apr 01 15:18:00 I tested it only for gta02 Apr 01 15:18:07 ok Apr 01 15:18:10 as I only have this device Apr 01 15:18:21 it didn't connect before the patch Apr 01 15:18:46 because 0a63da80cc0e6b1644677d389074fd77f6277cc2 broke it ;) Apr 01 15:19:06 but fixed it partialy for other devices Apr 01 15:21:34 jake42, it's in github now :) Apr 01 15:22:28 pespin: thanks Apr 01 15:22:49 one step closer to have it fixed in shr-staging Apr 01 15:22:50 jake42, we have to bump it in OE though Apr 01 15:23:13 yes Apr 01 15:24:18 we should ask JaMa or GNUtoo to set iliwi_git.bb to SRCREV = "be1ebf0978deb3b16f69e65af225b2630128e612" Apr 01 15:25:51 jake42, but that may have to wait because between actual commit and your commit there's a commit I made to have it working against latest E. it would be nice if you could try it once it's in feeds :) Apr 01 15:26:36 basically I changed Elm.Pager->Elm.Naviframe since first one was removed from API (it was deprecated before). Apr 01 15:27:50 I worked with my patch ontop of yours, if you mean that Apr 01 15:31:42 jake42, if you mean with it that it that my patch was working correctly I fell happy hehe Apr 01 15:31:51 *feel Apr 01 15:32:44 pespin: I compiled it and installed it on a 040 image Apr 01 15:32:56 nice Apr 01 15:32:59 so it works :) Apr 01 15:33:52 I should make a bb recipe for etalk too, as it is more a less usable by now. Apr 01 15:34:15 pespin: is it a jabber client? Apr 01 15:34:17 but I won't have much time till june and I prefer not having another ting to maintain till then :P Apr 01 15:34:27 jake42, empathy frontend (vala+Elementary) Apr 01 15:34:37 s/empathy/telepathy/ Apr 01 15:34:38 pespin meant: jake42, telepathy frontend (vala+Elementary) Apr 01 15:34:43 yep ;) Apr 01 15:34:47 great :) Apr 01 15:34:58 contributions are welcome hehe Apr 01 15:35:46 upgrading the eflvala bindings took too much time fro me lately. in fact I haven't completelly finished them Apr 01 15:36:14 I'm still missing to upgrade Elm.Gengrid and Elm.Map u.u Apr 01 15:36:52 pespin: can't be of much there Apr 01 15:37:18 but your doing great work Apr 01 15:37:51 thanks ;) Apr 01 15:38:25 pespin: is etalk on github too? Apr 01 15:39:39 jake42, gitorious Apr 01 15:39:48 jake42, http://gitorious.org/etalk Apr 01 15:40:31 I'll take a look Apr 01 16:12:05 http://www.pastie.org/private/xlgpyovl2gw46z7ffwj5a Apr 01 16:27:35 It's me again, I done the following: Apr 01 16:27:37 I set up my git account correctly to play with GitHub from command line: Apr 01 16:27:39 http://help.github.com/set-your-user-name-email-and-github-token/ Apr 01 16:27:43 I cloned that repo: Apr 01 16:27:45 git clone git://github.com/radekp/qtmoko.git Apr 01 16:27:49 Changed one file with QT Linguist: Apr 01 16:27:51 git/qtmoko/src/3rdparty/games/qnetwalk/translations/qnetwalk_pl.ts Apr 01 16:27:55 I commit all my changes: Apr 01 16:27:57 git commit -a Apr 01 16:28:01 I see that git log knows about that: Apr 01 16:28:03 git log Apr 01 16:28:05 commit 258fcd7b1c7932fa64c43dd4f3da17eea6ebfb2f Apr 01 16:28:07 Author: Tu Camelek Apr 01 16:28:09 Date: Sun Apr 1 18:11:21 2012 +0200 Apr 01 16:28:13 Updated Polish translation Apr 01 16:28:17 Is it all that I need to know about translating? Apr 01 16:28:24 and I am sorry for sotcha big message now :> Apr 01 16:30:02 first of all, better use git add --patch or git status/git add instead of commit -a to make sure trash/temporary files are not commited. and then you need to push your changes to your forked repo if you want everyone to see them Apr 01 16:36:03 thank you, I am still analyzing that :] Apr 01 16:36:24 hmmm I can't reproduce..... Apr 01 16:36:51 anyway I don't want to solder on the phone Apr 01 16:42:08 DocScrutinizer,hi I got that on n900 http://www.pastie.org/private/xlgpyovl2gw46z7ffwj5a , to get it I used some kind of plasticine + a wire on TX, but I can't reproduce (maybe ground is badly connected?), I wonder if there is an easy way to do an adapter that always work....without soldering on the pads that are on the phone.... Apr 01 16:45:17 well, a) be damn careful, the voltage of that serial line might not be what you expect Apr 01 16:45:32 thus some guys fried their UART Apr 01 16:45:59 b) probably reworking a flashing adapter is not THAT hard Apr 01 16:46:54 a) it's 2.6V and my adapter is 3.3V Apr 01 16:46:59 maybe I fried it then Apr 01 16:49:40 b) what's a flashing adapter? Apr 01 16:50:42 either http://www.fonefunshop.co.uk/Unlocking/servicecableuniversal1.htm or rework http://www.ebay.co.uk:80/itm/NOKIA-N900-UNLOCK-FLASH-CABLE-JAF-UFS-MT-BOX-MXKEY-/320515099442?pt=UK_MobilePhones_MobilePhoneAccesories_MobilePhoneDataCables_JN&hash=item4aa0304b32 Apr 01 16:51:59 hmmm Apr 01 16:52:10 maybe I could use the plastine in conjunction of pins Apr 01 16:52:15 like hard pins Apr 01 16:52:24 that are connected to a PCB Apr 01 16:55:41 http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=1025996&postcount=35 Apr 01 16:56:56 http://www.service4handys.de/index.php/de/Steckverbinder-fuer-Nokia-N900-6-7-PIN/c-WG116/a-A002462?sid33=m2ud93rmp0nm616ce8q7288ah1 Apr 01 16:58:15 GNUtoo: hey, do you remember the command to save alsa state to fso scenario files? Apr 01 16:58:29 Alex[sp3dev], alsactl -f scenario.state store Apr 01 16:58:39 and restore for restoring Apr 01 16:58:43 so they're standard alsa scenarios? Apr 01 16:58:46 DocScrutinizer, ok thanks a lot Apr 01 16:58:54 Alex[sp3dev], what do you mean? Apr 01 16:59:12 GNUtoo: i mean, alsactl is not fso specific. thanks for the command Apr 01 17:00:20 Alex[sp3dev], the fso specific is with mdbus -s Apr 01 17:00:20 GNUtoo: i meant how to get files that we put to conf/...../alsa-default Apr 01 17:00:45 mdbus to fsodeviced Apr 01 17:00:53 there is an Audio path Apr 01 17:01:03 and after the audio path you have functions Apr 01 17:01:30 try to look at the function in .../Audio Apr 01 17:01:39 okay, i will look into that Apr 01 17:01:56 and I still don't get it why oh why fso needed to invent a new format for that Apr 01 17:03:26 while a simple amixer script would serve the purpose perfectly Apr 01 17:03:46 I think I know why Apr 01 17:03:56 the simple script is less well parsable Apr 01 17:04:04 so now the question is: Apr 01 17:04:29 why do fso people like mickeyl always hate calling external uttilities Apr 01 17:04:43 even on om-gta02 the speeds of it would be ok Apr 01 17:05:27 yep, see my ACI PoC timing tests Apr 01 17:06:38 plus it's absolutely contrary to the spirit of unix Apr 01 17:08:16 maybe someone wanted to make everything type-safe and rewrite everything in vala for that? (well, formal verification of I/O is probably a myth anyway) Apr 01 17:13:18 make type-safe? Apr 01 17:13:39 I'd consider input to amixer as type-safe as it gets Apr 01 17:14:13 do I need some access rights to push my commit on GitHub? Apr 01 17:14:15 I already done with own SSH key, and it is working, but when I push commit, I got this error: Apr 01 17:14:17 [camelek@debian:qtmoko]$ git push git@github.com:radekp/qtmoko.git master Apr 01 17:14:19 ERROR: Permission to radekp/qtmoko.git denied to Camelek. Apr 01 17:14:21 fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly Apr 01 17:16:15 GNUtoo: so. i have 4 volume controls now. DIR0 -> DAC -> Speaker -> Master. Should i set DIR (digital receiver? anyway, that's i2s from cpu) and DAC to around 80% and then fso will control only speaker? Apr 01 17:17:24 Camelek: you can only push to your copy of repo. you need to fork radekp's repo and work in your own and then send a pull request to get your stuff merged to main tree Apr 01 17:18:15 thank you Alex :] Apr 01 17:26:45 Alex[sp3dev]: that's exactly the topic that's still not completely discussed and understood by most devels Apr 01 17:28:26 there's still this scenario thinking, which I dunno where it stems from. When you want to increase bass on your home stereo, you don't load a new preset for all 68 knobs and dials Apr 01 17:30:54 when you switch from CD to radio for source, you may want *some* dials beyond mere source-selector to get new settings (maybe equalizer for radio you like different than for CD), but obviously other settings shall stay as they are, e.g. volume, speaker A/B, etc Apr 01 17:31:48 fucking fucking samsung kernel Apr 01 17:32:07 ext4 corrupted after each reboot. wtf is going on Apr 01 17:32:25 for phone/embedded audio the approach always been "fiddle with random settings in alsamixer, then do a snapshot with alsactl" Apr 01 17:32:51 this can't really pan out, for obvious reasons Apr 01 17:33:36 still it's what everybody does up til now, except some half-done implementations of my ACI concept Apr 01 17:35:42 iltrashort description of ACI: when a audio source gets activated, it automatically starts a "script" that is turning *some* dials, exactly those dials that are needed for that source Apr 01 17:35:51 s/i/u/ Apr 01 17:35:52 DocScrutinizer meant: ultrashort description of ACI: when a audio source gets activated, it automatically starts a "script" that is turning *some* dials, exactly those dials that are needed for that source Apr 01 17:36:45 oh how i hate kernel code by android vendors. have to literally rewrite everything for it to work without userland haxxory Apr 01 17:36:48 when you switch off that source, the changes done get reverted Apr 01 17:38:17 Alex[sp3dev], I'll eat and be back Apr 01 17:38:49 Alex[sp3dev], there is the alsa config format that are explained on fso wiki, hardware section Apr 01 17:38:58 and there is also libphoneui-shr.conf Apr 01 17:39:01 or something like that Apr 01 17:39:06 ok. i dumped the scenarios already Apr 01 17:39:09 for volume slider during call Apr 01 17:40:12 for today i need to fix wifi/touchkeys on sgs kernel, replace modem ioctl with sysfs. Apr 01 17:40:36 thank you all very much! :] Without help it could not be possible :] Apr 01 17:40:38 Here is pull request: Apr 01 17:40:40 https://github.com/radekp/qtmoko/pulls Apr 01 17:42:39 (pull request) thank Gods of FOSS it's like that ;-D Apr 01 17:43:48 I'm already fed up with reverting spam in wikis. Figure what class of spam we might see when everybody can push to upstream/MAIN indiscriminately Apr 01 17:44:37 XP Apr 01 17:45:32 true april's fool idea: github drops authentication, now everybody can commit to everywhere Apr 01 17:45:46 already did some weeks ago Apr 01 17:48:28 Wikipedia could not be what it is now, without easy access for example Apr 01 17:52:39 OpenMoko Wiki got easy access too, but it is designed for other type of community, there could be for example some captcha, or similar things for limiting bot accounts automatically created Apr 01 17:54:08 well, for software there's areason you got a "owner" of a particular piece of code or subsystem, you got reviews, and you got no commit-rights for everybody Apr 01 17:57:04 usual procedure is you publish your 'patch' on the relevant ML (e.g. LKML) it gets public review there, and eventually the maintainer aka "owner" of the code it's meant for will accept it and merge Apr 01 17:58:07 even this procedure sometimes fails on the review part, and n those occasions crappy drivers creep in to kernel Apr 01 17:58:09 that makes sense :] Apr 01 17:59:02 i hate #ifdeffery in oem sources. gotta clean up samsung mess now. still easier to cleanup crap than debug suspend Apr 01 18:00:14 nuke suspend off the planet. It's a 1980s idea for huge powergreedy PC that take hours to boot Apr 01 18:01:13 for absolutely all contemporary embedded hw it's not what the EE crew thought their designs should get used with Apr 01 18:01:37 not even GTA01/02 ;-D Apr 01 18:03:41 andidiot is approaching suspend concept "top down" with their wakelocks and shit. OM did "bottom up" with basically completely shutting down device and then gradually defining subsystems that stay alive and may wake the rest of the crap, and how to do this wakeup in a timely manner. Apr 01 18:04:44 both is nonsense. Zeroclock and device drivers that *always* manage hw subsystems in lowest power state adequate for the current usage situation is the way to go Apr 01 18:04:46 i hope linux maintainers have some sanity and will not let craplocks and early_crap hacks enter mainline Apr 01 18:04:59 GNUtoo: pong Apr 01 18:05:07 I heard craplocks already there :-( Apr 01 18:05:14 hi mrmoku Apr 01 18:05:17 :-) Apr 01 18:06:33 hi DocScrutinizer Apr 01 18:08:26 DocScrutinizer: btw... still happily working for SE? Apr 01 18:08:42 well, probably as happy as it gets Apr 01 18:08:47 ste Apr 01 18:08:50 not se Apr 01 18:08:56 eh, ste, yeah Apr 01 18:15:22 atm I'm about to figure how to run unit tests against driver for ARM IP-block "MAILBOX" - in a full up'ed system ;-) Apr 01 18:15:52 of course that system is using the mailbox for quite a number of essential things Apr 01 18:16:15 hehe Apr 01 18:17:01 e.g for the communication to the shell that's running the unit tests (you need to talk to CPU core B from CPU core A) Apr 01 18:18:14 so when my USB cable got connected to coreA and I want to read the results of mailbox_test_rcv process on coreB... :-S Apr 01 18:19:36 not to mention the difficulty to actually tear down / deallocate / free() the 'normal' users of mailbox, to get a channel I could run tests on Apr 01 18:20:28 questions like "does anybody run a watchdog against or with help of mailbox" arise Apr 01 18:22:31 thank you, and bye, I will try with other translations soon :] Apr 01 18:29:42 mrmoku, Alex[sp3dev] I'm back Apr 01 18:29:53 mrmoku, do you know fsogsmd? Apr 01 18:30:18 or systemd Apr 01 18:37:03 GNUtoo: ok. i'm cleaning up samsung's 3.0.15 tree now to get rid of unused code. then i'll be working on modem. Apr 01 18:37:19 ok Apr 01 18:37:38 Alex[sp3dev], did you find all you needed for sound? Apr 01 18:38:08 GNUtoo: yes Apr 01 18:38:13 ok nice Apr 01 18:39:38 DocScrutinizer, btw http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=1025996&postcount=35 target the wrong pins, I think I'll do my own Apr 01 18:40:20 sure, I told you it's not that hard to rework that one Apr 01 18:40:57 you already got a contraption to hold your pins, and you got the pogopins Apr 01 18:41:08 ok Apr 01 18:41:18 you just drill some new holes to the plastic, basically Apr 01 18:41:22 ok Apr 01 18:42:12 plus the battery connection comes in handy Apr 01 18:44:29 GNUtoo: I know both a bit... systemd just from using it though Apr 01 18:46:30 ok Apr 01 18:47:58 mrmoku, for fsogsmd look at this fso bug: Apr 01 18:48:08 http://trac.freesmartphone.org/ticket/669 Apr 01 18:59:40 mrmoku, ping Apr 01 19:01:01 GNUtoo: yeah, saw that ticket yesterday already Apr 01 19:01:18 I'm blocked by that ticket Apr 01 19:01:25 GNUtoo: btw. is PIN supposed to work on gta04? Apr 01 19:01:26 I cannot work on sound because of that Apr 01 19:01:28 does not for me... Apr 01 19:01:31 no idea Apr 01 19:01:36 I've no PIN Apr 01 19:01:41 ok Apr 01 19:01:54 I mean PIN is not set on my sim card Apr 01 19:01:59 it's desactivated Apr 01 19:27:58 JaMa, hj Apr 01 19:28:09 on crespo and nokia900 dbus doesn't start automatically Apr 01 19:28:34 I tried during a big part of the day to fix it in vain Apr 01 19:28:41 because I don't know systemd at all Apr 01 19:35:02 GNUtoo: hello :-) Apr 01 19:38:00 hi Apr 01 19:39:02 GNUtoo: slept one night and this evening i found the bug in the parser :-) Apr 01 19:39:09 ok Apr 01 19:39:35 no i can lex/parse the alsa states file Apr 01 19:39:45 so now ill implement the output Apr 01 19:40:02 yes but remember Apr 01 19:40:08 you can do it with fsodeviced Apr 01 19:40:25 ok, Apr 01 19:41:44 but i have t figure out how it works Apr 01 19:42:32 easy Apr 01 19:43:03 mdbus2 -s org.freesmartphone.odeviced /org/freesmartphone/Device/Audio Apr 01 19:43:11 but i wanted to finnish the challenge to have a valid grammar file :-) Apr 01 19:43:16 thank you Apr 01 19:43:18 ok Apr 01 19:43:30 is that grammar usable in vala? Apr 01 19:44:03 you can create a pure c parser Apr 01 19:44:19 so with bindings it should work in vala too Apr 01 19:45:00 are there antlr binding for vala ? Apr 01 19:47:36 no idea about the bindings Apr 01 19:47:46 GNUtoo: if you are interested in more info http://www.antlr.org/wiki/display/ANTLR3/Code+Generation+Targets Apr 01 19:51:56 GNUtoo: ok ill continue by using mdbus2 ... Apr 01 19:52:22 nschle85, I get no sound at all during calls with n900, same for you? Apr 01 19:53:58 GNUtoo: yes Apr 01 19:54:08 when did that start? Apr 01 19:54:28 i dont know i never had sound when i tested Apr 01 19:54:52 ok Apr 01 19:54:57 I had sound long time ago Apr 01 19:55:55 sound for call i can get work but during call its silence Apr 01 19:56:08 what do you mean? Apr 01 19:56:15 i mean ringing works Apr 01 19:56:29 but no voice during call Apr 01 19:56:29 ok Apr 01 19:57:08 do you have some hints on why? Apr 01 19:57:21 but let me create the fso files and play again Apr 01 19:57:48 ok Apr 01 20:12:39 SHR: 03Martin.Jansa 07shr-chroot * r19cc5efab8cf 10/ (34 files in 11 dirs): bitbake upgrade Apr 01 20:12:39 SHR: 03Martin.Jansa 07shr-chroot * rd46ca5066cb3 10/ (197 files in 25 dirs): system upgrade Apr 01 20:12:40 SHR: 03Martin.Jansa 07shr-chroot * r1741ecfc5829 10/ (675 files in 63 dirs): system upgrade Apr 01 20:31:51 GNUtoo: ok saved the speakerout scenario Apr 01 20:32:00 ok Apr 01 20:32:04 ups i mean stereoout Apr 01 20:32:42 ok Apr 01 20:33:32 mrmoku, do you remember well n900? Apr 01 20:37:21 1970-01-01T00:42:32.354614Z [DEBUG] CmtHandler : ERROR: invalid state transition Apr 01 20:37:26 maybe that's our error Apr 01 20:37:31 1970-01-01T00:42:34.519232Z [DEBUG] CmtHandler : ERROR: invalid state transition Apr 01 20:40:05 JaMa, can I still push stuff in fso? Apr 01 20:40:22 I guess for the release it will be frozen at oe level Apr 01 20:40:25 not in fso Apr 01 20:40:30 *not in fso itself Apr 01 20:44:26 freesmartphone.org: 03GNUtoo 07cornucopia * r15ac2d03df21 10/fsoaudiod/src/plugins/gsmvoice_alsa_cmtspeechdata/cmthandler.vala: Apr 01 20:44:26 freesmartphone.org: fsoaudiod: gsmvoice_alsa_cmtspeechdata: change stderr/stdout printf in logger calls Apr 01 20:44:26 freesmartphone.org: Signed-off-by: Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli Apr 01 20:49:45 mrmoku, ping Apr 01 20:49:52