**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Mar 07 02:59:57 2007 Mar 07 03:10:00 * rwhitby catches bus from city to airport and back ... Mar 07 03:11:29 * newmedian catches cold from bloody freezing temperatures in Toronto Mar 07 03:23:02 * don-o has 2 hours left in openembedded checkout Mar 07 03:23:34 pain. Mar 07 03:35:27 woo! I'm up to the common libx11-X11R7.1-1.0.1 breakage! Mar 07 03:41:19 anyone with a debug board around? Mar 07 03:56:03 pjz: missing xau package or something? Mar 07 03:56:30 or failure in fetching the package? Mar 07 03:56:34 aevin: yeah, exactly. It seems to be looking under i686 instead of i486 Mar 07 03:56:43 aevin: missing xau package Mar 07 03:57:09 pjz: I'm having the same problem here. Mar 07 03:59:01 pjz: like this, right? http://rafb.net/p/KnTADt59.html Mar 07 03:59:40 aevin: yeah, see line 5? I think that's wrong Mar 07 04:00:00 aevin: b/c that's checking i686 instead of armv4t-linux Mar 07 04:01:34 last 2 nick count records: 270 2007-02-26 276 2007-03-06 23:54:54 Mar 07 04:03:08 what was that, aloril? Mar 07 04:04:23 pjz: but we're building it for i686 architecture, as specified in your /home/moko/build/conf/local.conf Mar 07 04:05:46 aevin: oh? you seem to be trying to build home/moko/build/tmp/work/armv4t-linux/libx11-X11R7.1-1.0.1-r4/temp/log.do_configure.9976. Note the armv4t-linux part Mar 07 04:06:15 mine says /home/pj/moko/pcmoko/build/tmp/work/i486-linux/libx11-X11R7.1-1.0.1-r4/temp/log.do_configure.30362. Note the i486-linux part Mar 07 04:06:40 so I'm betting your build/conf/local.conf doesn't say x86 in it Mar 07 04:06:56 aevin: count of nicks in this channel Mar 07 04:07:16 aloril: and the numbers? Mar 07 04:07:21 ah Mar 07 04:07:22 nm :) Mar 07 04:07:41 aloril: are you logging them for future statistics? Mar 07 04:08:30 aevin: just telling that there has been peak interest after P0 was shipped (and arrived at least once already) Mar 07 04:16:59 wow, where would I mod PKG_CONFIG_PATH if I wanted to!? Mar 07 04:18:19 Is Qemu a good idea for testing apps, or should I try Xoo ? Mar 07 04:18:19 apg88: See http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FAQ (Hopefully this link answers your question. This autotrigger for new nick and question during first 15 minutes done only once.) Mar 07 04:22:39 pjz: i tried to set $PKG_CONFIG_PATH in the moko/setup-env file (which gets loaded before building), but i had no success. Mar 07 04:25:10 after the building fails, there's no variable $PKG_CONFIG_PATH set... Mar 07 04:26:08 * rwhitby returns from airport, after learning that DHL had lied to him on the phone and the package is out with the courier >>>:-| Mar 07 04:26:54 * rwhitby stabs DHDL Mar 07 04:27:05 and DHL as well, just for good measure. Mar 07 04:27:06 yes.. Mar 07 04:27:12 article about "Fixed Mobile Convergence" and "Fixed Mobile Substitution" that mentions OpenMoko http://www.wirevolution.com/2007/03/06/13/ Mar 07 04:27:13 is DHL the only shipping option? Mar 07 04:27:14 konrad__: See http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FAQ (Hopefully this link answers your question. This autotrigger for new nick and question during first 15 minutes done only once.) Mar 07 04:27:25 bother. Mar 07 04:27:47 rwhitby: problewm Mar 07 04:27:51 problems? Mar 07 04:28:20 * newmedian hates DHL Mar 07 04:28:26 * rwhitby does now too Mar 07 04:28:45 anyway, I'm sure I'll be much happier in less than half an hour ... Mar 07 04:28:58 oops Mar 07 04:29:00 :P Mar 07 04:29:56 it's here :-) Mar 07 04:30:15 oooh Mar 07 04:30:16 rwhitby: cool Mar 07 04:30:35 pjz: i tried copying the xau.pc from ....tmp/staging/??/share/pkg-config/ to ....tmp/staging/??/lib/pkg-config (which is default in $PKG_CONFIG_PATH ) Mar 07 04:31:51 i guess this shouldnt be necessary so something might be wrong, but it seemed to help. now it complains about another package (xdmcp.pc) missing though (i only copied xau.pc).. Mar 07 04:31:59 right Mar 07 04:32:17 like I said, it's looking in the wrong arch's share/pkg-config dir Mar 07 04:32:30 only 16 mins left of battery. i better save this problem for later. Mar 07 04:32:35 yes. Mar 07 04:33:11 rwhitby: O Clueful One, spare us a moment to debug the X11 problem? I know what the problem is, I'm just not sure where/how to fix it. Mar 07 04:33:30 there are more .pc files in the share/pkg-config than lib/pkg-config , need to edit the $PKG_CONFIG_PATH :-) or copy them over :-( Mar 07 04:35:46 yeah, need to figure out how to get target into that path Mar 07 04:46:26 ETel report, OpenMoko mentioned only briefly at end: http://herot.typepad.com/cherot/2007/03/etel_why_let_we.html Mar 07 05:02:47 i met the problem also, did it be fixed? Mar 07 05:35:57 anybody know how much disk space /home/moko will take up after running the MokoMakefile? Mar 07 05:37:47 gabaug: maybe 7GB Mar 07 05:38:10 jesus...that needs to be stated on the wiki :) Mar 07 05:38:41 | checking for arm-linux-pkg-config... no Mar 07 05:38:41 | checking for pkg-config... /home/sbox/moko/build/tmp/staging/i686-linux/bin/pkg-config Mar 07 05:38:41 | checking pkg-config is at least version 0.9.0... yes Mar 07 05:39:02 | checking for X11... Package xau was not found in the pkg-config search path. Mar 07 05:39:22 X117.1 building reports error Mar 07 05:45:40 does any one build successful with the latest version of MokoMakefile? Mar 07 05:59:15 openmoko: 03jiang_li * r1256 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-simplemediaplayer/beep/ (main.c mainwin.c): This commit modify the code to ensure that only one instance of simple mediaplayer exists. Mar 07 06:05:19 Yay, my Neo is in Cologne! Mar 07 06:07:35 how many have received Phase 0 phone? at least 3 I think Mar 07 06:09:57 started http://londerings.novalis.org/wlog/index.php?title=Chat_log though most of it will be here too Mar 07 06:10:24 (nothing new there now) Mar 07 06:26:55 once 'make openmoko-devel-image' finishes, then what? Mar 07 06:30:57 don-o: then you can use it with devirginator, or you can rebuild with MACHINE=x86 for xoo or MACHINE=qemuarm for qemu Mar 07 06:32:52 what would you recommend? Mar 07 06:33:15 who can tell me what means of mtn in openmoko at http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Building_OpenMoko_from_scratch_%28pre-BBT%29 Mar 07 06:33:37 ping_tu: That's the monotone command Mar 07 06:34:12 i install montone, i do mnt command, OS cant find this command Mar 07 06:34:28 mtn Mar 07 06:34:34 ping_tu: you have ubuntu? Mar 07 06:34:35 yes Mar 07 06:34:35 Should be there Mar 07 06:34:40 yes Mar 07 06:35:08 ubuntu has an old version in repositories that will not work anyways Mar 07 06:35:20 install the deb from the monotone project Mar 07 06:35:29 ping_tu: use mokomakefile, and install monotone > 0.27 Mar 07 06:35:52 OK,i try it Mar 07 06:35:57 I used this one http://monotone.ca/downloads/0.32/ Mar 07 06:36:08 version .33 will not work Mar 07 06:36:14 * rwhitby wonders why people try http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Building_OpenMoko_from_scratch_%28pre-BBT%29 before MokoMakefile ... Mar 07 06:36:17 peepsalot: yes it will now Mar 07 06:36:32 oh ok, cool. sorry about that Mar 07 06:36:40 rwhitby: should i stop the openmoko image build in order to start the X86 build? Mar 07 06:37:03 (the Makefile falls back to the latest OE version available, and then you may need to mtn db upgrade from there if there has been a change in the db format) Mar 07 06:37:23 don-o: up to you - would be good to get a known good build first. Mar 07 06:37:53 rwhitby: well if its crosscompiling for the neo CPU, id rather skip that part and build something I can use with Xoo Mar 07 06:38:10 rwhitby: where does the MACHINE=x86 config go? Mar 07 06:38:21 don-o: in build/conf/local.conf Mar 07 06:41:48 rwhitby: maybe there should be some comment about "easier to use MokoMakefile" or something Mar 07 06:46:47 rwhitby: how is the P0 device? Mar 07 06:48:00 it's in pieces at the moment Mar 07 06:48:57 connecting it up to the debug board Mar 07 07:16:13 openmoko: 03ken_zhao * r1257 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/artwork/themes/openmoko-standard/gtk-2.0/gtkbutton: Mar 07 07:16:13 openmoko: fix bug 228: Mar 07 07:16:13 openmoko: openmoko-stylus-demo and openmoko-appmanager runs OK. Mar 07 07:16:13 openmoko: contacts still crashes. Mar 07 07:34:31 i do sudo cat > file < sudo cat > filename < EOF Mar 07 07:39:18 according to DHL page my neo should be in Poland today Mar 07 07:39:34 mine arrived today :) Mar 07 07:40:32 lucky you Mar 07 07:40:34 it's probably quicker to send within Asia-Pacific I imagine Mar 07 07:42:47 (CL) Phone idea with all kind of stuff in it running OpenMoko (target $1,275): [ http://www.embedded-computing.com/departments/embedded_perspective/2007/03/ The Phone of Next Tuesday] (this sounds like a 'joke' ;-) Mar 07 07:43:02 bluelightning: that brings Phone 0 in wild at least up to 4 now Mar 07 07:43:42 the Aussies have theirs by now too I should imagine? Mar 07 07:51:24 rwhitby received his nearly 3 and a half hours ago in Adelaide, .au Mar 07 07:52:04 so he should be able to show it off at the next LinuxSA meeting (last meeting they had an OLPC demo) Mar 07 08:02:47 Mine's in hanover now. That's only 90km away :-) Mar 07 08:04:30 Leipzig, Germany -> PoznaÅ„, Poland should be few hours Mar 07 08:07:22 no napewno :p Mar 07 08:10:03 ynezz: skoro tak mówisz ;D Mar 07 08:16:12 amarsh04: yep, definatelty at next LinuxSA meeting, with debug board and all Mar 07 08:17:49 * rwhitby has remote usbnet connectivity to the neo which is now installed in the lab at work Mar 07 08:19:26 rwhitby: now all you need is an IP-enabled robotic arm to press the power button when necessary ;) Mar 07 08:19:41 thanks rwhitby Mar 07 08:19:52 nope, I have a serial controlled relay box, which will power a powered hub Mar 07 08:20:04 nice Mar 07 08:20:19 since the battery life is only 2 hours, that's the most I would need to wait if I can't reset it through jtag Mar 07 08:20:35 took some pictures - will upload after the kids go to bed Mar 07 08:22:10 * bluelightning is running MokoMakefile "make setup" atm Mar 07 08:26:30 More P0: http://gburt.blogspot.com/2007/03/open-devices.html Mar 07 08:27:19 hey koen Mar 07 08:34:13 http://www.flickr.com/photos/rwhitby/ Mar 07 08:37:24 rwhitby: OT, but is your vantec drive case "live" when it's powered and not plugged into the USB (can be felt by running your hand over the case)? Mar 07 08:37:34 openmoko: 03alex_tang * r1258 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-messages/src/ (callbacks.c main.c main.h): Mar 07 08:37:34 openmoko: Add get_model_number to get current folder's message number. Mar 07 08:37:34 openmoko: Add search key word initializtion. Mar 07 08:37:47 hey rwhitby Mar 07 08:37:53 bluelightning: yes, it is Mar 07 08:38:06 hi koen Mar 07 08:38:10 hey hrw Mar 07 08:38:15 interesting, I figured it was a model defect... I returned two in that condition Mar 07 08:38:18 hi koen Mar 07 08:38:25 hey bluelightning Mar 07 08:38:29 bluelightning: I don't expect it to spin down. Mar 07 08:38:57 rwhitby: not so much the spinning down thing as the being electrified thing... Mar 07 08:39:20 the case floats at about 90VAC above earth ground Mar 07 08:39:30 * rwhitby 's neo settles in nicely amongst his other embedded devices: http://www.flickr.com/photos/rwhitby/413452216/ Mar 07 08:39:58 bluelightning: oh, dunno about that. I never go much near that rig - it's all controlled remotely. Mar 07 08:40:26 ah ok Mar 07 08:40:36 lots of gadgets there :) Mar 07 08:40:38 You need a Gumstix, rwhitby ;-) Mar 07 08:40:46 daxxar: want to send me one? Mar 07 08:41:17 I wish :-P Mar 07 08:41:37 My only model is in a home-made box under a stairwell across the country, acting as a router Mar 07 08:45:14 my aim is to have full remote control of jtag, serial console, power, webcam (to see the screen), bluetooth, ethernet, etc Mar 07 08:47:04 * amarsh04 was busy with a long overdue addition of a KDE menu entry for running "Skyroads" under DOSbox for 2 younger members of the household Mar 07 08:47:49 Ah, I remember that Mar 07 08:48:20 good photos rwhitby Mar 07 08:50:20 rwhitby: What Mar 07 08:50:42 's that huge grey thing with a floppy drive? Mar 07 08:50:57 HP Logic Analyser Mar 07 08:51:36 Ah, ok :) Mar 07 09:02:41 * rwhitby adds his "Slug Central" photos at http://www.flickr.com/photos/rwhitby/sets/72157594574980824/ Mar 07 09:07:03 openmoko: 03caowai_song * r1259 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-keyboard/src/matchbox-keyboard-ui-xft-backend.c: Remove unnecessory debug message. Mar 07 09:10:28 !info Mar 07 09:10:33 !help Mar 07 09:10:58 * Beltz looks up openmoko on the google Mar 07 09:12:44 http://bugzilla.openmoko.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=244 Mar 07 09:12:46 right, beltz Mar 07 09:12:51 any one can help? Mar 07 09:15:25 Readon: firstly, it should be reported against Bitbake/OE recipes Mar 07 09:15:53 and it has nothing to do with MokoMakefile (it happens with straight bitbake commands too) Mar 07 09:18:11 why openmoko must use the latest version of OE? Mar 07 09:18:20 why not using a stable one? Mar 07 09:18:34 Readon: it will when openmoko is released Mar 07 09:18:42 Readon: see the first few lines of MokoMakefile if you want to freeze. Mar 07 09:18:42 Readon: it is currently a developer toy Mar 07 09:18:55 XorA: don't feed the trolls... Mar 07 09:19:16 koen: if you feed them past daylight they turn into stone Mar 07 09:21:24 XorA: which daylight? :D Mar 07 09:21:55 Readon: ignore koen, he's unable to do level 1 support in a community channel. Mar 07 09:22:26 funny, when harald said "guitar pick" I thought that was just the name for a special tool, not an actual guitar pick :) Mar 07 09:22:30 hrw: localtime Mar 07 09:22:46 bluelightning: it works perfectly though, doesn't it! Mar 07 09:22:59 rwhitby: yeah Mar 07 09:23:23 it has a funky looking face on it too Mar 07 09:23:37 if only I'd learnt guitar, a whole lot of other devices I own wouldn't have screwdriver marks around the joining edges ... Mar 07 09:25:00 rwhitby, i will try it Mar 07 09:25:39 Readon: no guarantee it will solve your libx11 problem. Mar 07 09:28:53 at least it would be a chance Mar 07 09:34:17 Beltz: Mar 07 09:34:22 faq? Mar 07 09:34:23 See http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FAQ Mar 07 09:35:00 There's two of you :-) Mar 07 09:36:49 hehe, this one is much slower though (on 128x128 pixel device, Neo1973 will be quite update ;-) Mar 07 09:40:48 cjb: I saw you had problems starting the OpenOCD last night? Have you been able to solve this? Mar 07 10:00:25 damn - I've lost connection with the Neo (which is at work), and can't get it back again. Oh well, I'll need to set up remote power control on the hub tomorrow to fix that. Mar 07 10:01:05 * rwhitby wonders if there is a linux command which can be sent to a hub to power cycle it's ports ... Mar 07 10:03:05 hmm - maybe I'll still be able to program the ftdi eeprom on the debug board and get openocd working ... Mar 07 10:06:35 rwhitby: managed switch ;) Mar 07 10:08:26 guaqua: huh? I can get to the host the neo is connected to, but the cdc ethernet device is not coming up for usb0 Mar 07 10:09:17 rwhitby: Any way to trigger a power outage in your general region? :-) Mar 07 10:10:04 rwhitby: okay, nm then :) Mar 07 10:10:15 i was thinking network Mar 07 10:11:53 alphaone: since it's at my workplace, not really :-) Mar 07 10:12:39 so.. what do i put in the "splash" partition in the nand? Mar 07 10:12:56 balrog-kun: have you built devirginator? Mar 07 10:13:08 rwhitby: nope, i'm flashing with u-boot Mar 07 10:14:14 balrog-kun: devirginator creates a splash.gz file Mar 07 10:14:31 oh ok Mar 07 10:15:05 i was using prebuilt images, i guess splash is not critical :) Mar 07 10:16:31 März 07, 2007 09:42 Hannover - Germany in Auslieferung durch Kurier Mar 07 10:16:33 Yay! Mar 07 10:16:36 I think the splash screen should have a THX kindof animation Mar 07 10:16:51 with somebody open an "access door" to the inside machinery Mar 07 10:17:08 THX as in the ones around ~2000 Mar 07 10:17:29 March 07, 2007 10:02 Edinburgh - UK With delivery courier Mar 07 10:17:35 hehe Mar 07 10:17:38 yay so it will be in depot tomorrow Mar 07 10:18:36 oh ok, devirginator doesn't force me to build all the images from scratch, nice Mar 07 10:18:42 *compiles* Mar 07 10:19:26 anyone reprogrammed the ftdi eeprom on the debug board yet? Mar 07 10:20:12 mine will be here in 3-4 hours :) Mar 07 10:20:26 rwhitby: i don't think too much people got and broke it already :)) Mar 07 10:21:03 heh - mine's not broken, but perhaps I can power cycle it if I can get into u-boot, and that might kick cdc ether into action Mar 07 10:23:05 btw for anyone who tries to open the device, I found the top clip to be quite difficult to unlatch even with the help of the pick, so be careful (assuming you'd rather not break it) Mar 07 10:24:14 bluelightning: yeah, me too. Looks like if you push inward with the pick it might help. Mar 07 10:24:23 (to unhook the catch there) Mar 07 10:25:01 rwhitby: yeah that probably would have worked... I just wiggled the cover sideways (gently) until it came free Mar 07 10:25:37 if I get time, I'll write up a howto like this one: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/OpenTheCase Mar 07 10:27:36 I must try the pick or something similar on my IPAQ sleeve with the dodgy power connector... I had figured it impossible to open without destroying the case, but maybe there is hope Mar 07 10:31:56 yo Mar 07 10:32:10 morning Mar 07 10:32:17 mickey|austria, ping Mar 07 10:32:32 pvanhoof: mickeyl is offline during this week Mar 07 10:32:35 ok Mar 07 10:32:35 good morning Mar 07 10:32:39 hey florian Mar 07 10:32:56 hrw, is mickey|austria mickey@openmoko.com? Mar 07 10:33:03 pvanhoof: yes Mar 07 10:33:05 okay :) Mar 07 10:33:16 Is sean@m.. here? ;) Mar 07 10:33:18 hmm... good point Mar 07 10:33:23 pvanhoof: sean? no Mar 07 10:33:36 Okay, well I spoke them at FOSDEM about meeting at KC Mar 07 10:33:43 pvanhoof: we don't have a bb file for modest yet, right? Mar 07 10:33:46 kc? Mar 07 10:33:51 a bb file? Mar 07 10:33:55 hrw, kernel concepts Mar 07 10:33:56 bitbake recipe Mar 07 10:34:02 :) Mar 07 10:34:08 so i basically wanted to check on that :) Mar 07 10:34:20 florian, you happen to know when such a meeting would take place? Mar 07 10:34:42 because I would have to plan that a little bit ;) if it does take place of course Mar 07 10:35:12 florian, I don't know whether or not we have a bb file for modest Mar 07 10:35:33 I know dirk-jan is creating private packages :) Mar 07 10:35:40 pvanhoof: i guess for us it would be quite flexible to arrange :) Mar 07 10:35:40 but releasing will take a few months Mar 07 10:35:52 Also note that modest is by far usable :) Mar 07 10:36:05 it does crash and it doesn't let you configure the account and ... Mar 07 10:36:06 :p Mar 07 10:36:26 pvanhoof: what about the status of the "normal" gtk ui? Mar 07 10:36:31 the demoui? Mar 07 10:36:43 yes well, it doesn't crash :) else it's definitely a tinymail bug too Mar 07 10:36:51 pvanhoof: no, the modest one... it used to be way more stable than the maemo ui Mar 07 10:36:57 ah I see Mar 07 10:37:01 yes that one is more stable Mar 07 10:37:13 but also no account configuration stuff (anymore) Mar 07 10:37:21 they are replacing this with something more generic I think Mar 07 10:37:48 florian, but you don't have any info on that planned meeting? Mar 07 10:37:59 pvanhoof: ah right Mar 07 10:38:12 pvanhoof: no, but i can ask later Mar 07 10:38:16 ok Mar 07 10:38:57 I moved the summary model from using glist to gptrarray Mar 07 10:39:04 it now sorts very fast on large folders too, Fletch Mar 07 10:39:05 err florian Mar 07 10:39:05 :) Mar 07 10:39:15 sorry Fletch , for waking you up Mar 07 10:39:23 :-) Mar 07 10:39:39 pvanhoof: that's cool, fast sorting rocks Mar 07 10:39:53 I still have one or two reeaaally strange race conditions in case a huge amount if IDLE events happen Mar 07 10:40:04 like removals and additions Mar 07 10:40:18 it's reproducable only if you use mailsync on huge folders :) Mar 07 10:40:38 huge is 3000 or 30000 or 300000? Mar 07 10:40:38 I also have incrementally filling the view while downloading is taking place working Mar 07 10:40:42 30000 Mar 07 10:41:00 but atm that is done as a hack, but the mailsync stuff (race) might happen in that case too Mar 07 10:41:14 as it's happening in the model and view code Mar 07 10:41:31 (it would reuse the same infrastructure) Mar 07 10:42:03 however, incrementally filling would be useless because there's only one connection supported atm Mar 07 10:42:09 so you would see it being filled up Mar 07 10:42:25 but starting to use the imap server for something else would have to wait on a lock Mar 07 10:42:41 so I basically have to enable a second connection too Mar 07 10:42:54 maybe something some kernel concepts guys want to take a look at, florian ? :D Mar 07 10:43:26 However, all that is short term planning Mar 07 10:43:53 long term, a filtering infrastructure, one implementation for sieve and one for .mailfilter on the imap server Mar 07 10:43:59 etc etc, a lot :) Mar 07 10:44:04 rwhitby, actually it won't Mar 07 10:45:43 * rwhitby starts writing ftdi-eeprom_0.2.bb ... Mar 07 10:54:28 does anybody remember name of a package that has fig2dev on their system? Mar 07 10:56:22 oh "transfig", it's listed in the wiki Mar 07 11:06:47 my Neo is in PoznaÅ„ ;) Mar 07 11:08:46 so there's a L.A.S.E.R. in the stylus ? and a ballpoint pen? Mar 07 11:09:00 aevin: and a white LED light too Mar 07 11:09:12 aevin: FM radio and DVB-T also Mar 07 11:09:23 ynezz: haha Mar 07 11:09:27 dvb-c once again left out :( Mar 07 11:10:09 ynezz: no V8 then? Mar 07 11:10:37 i'm 99% sure the stylus is this http://cgi.ebay.com/4in1-PDA-Stylus-LED-Light-Torch-Laser-Pointer-Pen-h7_W0QQitemZ280089656134QQihZ018QQcategoryZ48677QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem Mar 07 11:11:19 buz: definitely looks like it Mar 07 11:11:45 i wonder if you can replace the ink for the pen? Mar 07 11:12:09 and charge it over usb Mar 07 11:12:33 buz: yes, it's a little metal insert Mar 07 11:12:50 aevin, it should be chargeable over BT! Mar 07 11:12:56 remains the question just where you could get replacements Mar 07 11:13:02 * rwhitby is not too happy with the way the stylus point wobbles around when touching the screen. Mar 07 11:13:23 inz: yeah! ;-) Mar 07 11:13:35 rwhitby: a bit of careful glue padding in the end of the pen would probably fix that Mar 07 11:17:28 somehow i doubt glue works very well on moving pens ;) Mar 07 11:20:11 * CoreDump|afk i pretty certain his "pen" will only be used as stylus. And to annoy people w/ the laser pointer of course =) Mar 07 11:21:07 rwhitby: you should give feedback about the less-than-ideal stylus. It is a cheap item to replace ;) Mar 07 11:21:28 i still think stylus should live inside the phone Mar 07 11:21:57 buz: well, In a perfect world yeah =) Mar 07 11:21:58 yep Mar 07 11:21:59 CoreDump|afk: I don't really want to be seen to be complaining in the first 24 hours ;-) Mar 07 11:22:23 rwhitby: we got the phones partly to give constructive feedback ;) Mar 07 11:23:52 ~lart DHL for beeing so damn slow Mar 07 11:23:53 * apt beats DHL severely about the head and shoulders with a rubber chicken for beeing so damn slow Mar 07 11:24:02 ~botsnack Mar 07 11:24:02 CoreDump|afk: thanks Mar 07 11:25:50 dhl once managed to put no less than 5 typos in my address Mar 07 11:25:56 yet still delivered the package Mar 07 11:26:00 buz: =D Mar 07 11:26:04 thanks to barcode Mar 07 11:26:29 courier took package Mar 07 11:26:50 i think thanks to humans being able to still parse broken addresses Mar 07 11:27:29 (i know the original address was correct, the shipping documents had it on it) Mar 07 11:27:47 I do not give proper address outside Poland. always strip national chars from it Mar 07 11:27:55 ah well i do that too Mar 07 11:28:04 for fun Mar 07 11:29:54 hrw: same for me in finland. that stray ä is impossible to comprehend for the systems Mar 07 11:29:56 dhl today made me go all the way to the airport to find out that the parcel actually did make it onto the last courier run >:-| Mar 07 11:30:06 bah Mar 07 11:31:24 At least they didn't stab you with huge brokerage fees by designating a broker without your consent, like DHL does in Canada. Mar 07 11:33:19 I've had couriers leave parcels that *required* a signature tucked away next to my bin... in front of my house Mar 07 11:33:36 ... my answer to that, no signature? it never arrived. Mar 07 11:33:37 =) Mar 07 11:35:51 NEO TIME =D Mar 07 11:36:10 Can't touch this. Mar 07 11:36:55 * CoreDump|afk needs a converter for these funnny amrican power plugs Mar 07 11:39:44 hmmm I got the flexible cable bot no debug board :) Mar 07 11:40:15 CoreDump|afk: Look again. fluffs was hidden Mar 07 11:40:48 ohhhh Mar 07 11:40:58 in the pouch Mar 07 11:41:09 heh Mar 07 11:41:10 indeed :) Mar 07 11:41:32 poor dwery didn't get a debug board with his neo, and he's the kernel RTC subsystem maintainer :-( Mar 07 11:42:05 oh Mar 07 11:42:13 I will have to get the cool case. I wonder if they sell it separately. Mar 07 11:42:27 Sad :-( Mar 07 11:42:29 alphaone: which case? Mar 07 11:42:49 Openmoko bomb squad Mar 07 11:42:51 (dwery == Alessandro Zummo) Mar 07 11:43:05 the case looks and feels very nice Mar 07 11:43:14 Don't take it to Boston ;) Mar 07 11:43:21 Heh :-) Mar 07 11:43:47 newmedian: Nah, as long as I don't have LEDs on it I should be fine :-) Mar 07 11:44:13 rwhitby: If he feels he need one he could ask to get one with the working phone. Mar 07 11:44:37 is there a website where everyones posting pics of there p0 neos? Mar 07 11:45:16 btw, SN #153 ;) Mar 07 11:45:30 CoreDump|afk: sweet Mar 07 11:46:49 Psi: http://www.flickr.com/photos/rwhitby/ shows mine. Mar 07 11:47:00 * Psi looks Mar 07 11:48:04 the text on that screen looks nice and small Mar 07 11:48:21 Psi: it does Mar 07 11:48:56 i have an application planned and with the phone able to display that many lines if will make my app work better Mar 07 11:49:03 if=it Mar 07 11:49:52 Psi: it has VGA in portrait Mar 07 11:50:02 yeah Mar 07 11:50:29 jesus Mar 07 11:50:33 i dont think we really grasp what vga on a screen that small really looks like Mar 07 11:50:36 best - screen - ever Mar 07 11:50:42 well. atleast.. until now :P Mar 07 11:51:08 it's unbelievable and I'm used to goot PDA screens Mar 07 11:56:08 CoreDump|afk: ;D Mar 07 11:56:09 My Zaurus C3000 has a vga screen Mar 07 11:56:18 Ycros: shitty vga screen Mar 07 11:56:35 Ycros: the C3000's screen is however like two-times larger than the noes Mar 07 11:56:43 Ycros: zaurus sl-6000 has best Zaurus screen Mar 07 11:57:03 CoreDump|afk: ah. Mar 07 11:57:11 hrw: fair enough Mar 07 11:57:19 I'm still quite impressed by it Mar 07 11:57:31 Ycros: its same screen as in c700 line Mar 07 11:57:43 Ycros: indeed. The clamshell zauruses and the 6000 have very goog screens Mar 07 11:58:15 Bus 002 Device 029: ID 0525:a4a2 Netchip Technology, Inc. Linux-USB Ethernet/RNDIS Gadget Mar 07 11:58:16 * Ycros prefers clamshell devices Mar 07 11:59:53 my co-workes will have a damn hard time wiping _that_ grin out of my face today =) Mar 07 11:59:57 Psi: at flickr Mar 07 12:00:16 huh? Mar 07 12:00:32 phase0 photos Mar 07 12:02:58 root@fic-gta01:~ =D Mar 07 12:05:11 the default splash in devirginator is cute :) Mar 07 12:10:46 CoreDump|afk, :) Mar 07 12:13:45 * CoreDump|afk is off to work Mar 07 12:31:50 NEO! Mar 07 12:32:02 :) Mar 07 12:32:16 1973! Mar 07 12:33:00 hrw, good luck with the red pill :) Mar 07 12:33:09 dmesg anyone? :) Mar 07 12:33:59 it isn't on wiki either, so it might be ok to put it for example under kernel topic Mar 07 12:34:03 Is it an white pill with orange stripe, or a black and silver pill :) Mar 07 12:34:12 black of course Mar 07 12:34:14 yeah, dmesg :) Mar 07 12:34:21 "the silver lining" Mar 07 12:34:30 [[Wishlist:Neo1973 P0 Review]] Mar 07 12:34:52 Assorted reviews and desires for information from new owners. Mar 07 12:35:14 ok :) Mar 07 12:35:30 * xkr47 apologizes for the bad "silver lining" parallell Mar 07 12:35:41 http://shadowdane.shackspace.com/cats_files/shower.jpg is the direct link. Mar 07 12:35:46 Err, no it's not. Mar 07 12:36:01 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wishlist:Neo1973_P0_Review Mar 07 12:44:50 it boots Mar 07 12:45:42 screen is awesome Mar 07 12:50:47 hrw, :) Mar 07 12:55:41 someone know can I connect via usbnet to neo without debug board? does it has some address defined in image? Mar 07 12:56:02 192.168.0.202 Mar 07 12:56:05 thx Mar 07 12:56:17 "ifconfig usb 192.168.0.200 netmask 255.255.255.0" on the host Mar 07 12:56:28 s/usb/usb0/ Mar 07 12:56:28 rwhitby meant: "ifconfig usb0 192.168.0.200 netmask 255.255.255.0" on the host Mar 07 12:57:20 * rwhitby makes a note for mokoslug to do that automatically ... Mar 07 12:59:22 rwhitby: added it into phase0 page Mar 07 13:00:25 hrw: I then used "iptables -A POSTROUTING -t nat -j MASQUERADE -s 192.168.0.0/24" on the host Mar 07 13:00:37 with "echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward" of course Mar 07 13:00:46 and "iptables -P FORWARD ACCEPT" Mar 07 13:01:15 then I just set the address of my dns gateway on the host lan in /etc/resolv.conf on the neo, and i could ping www.google.com from the neo Mar 07 13:01:47 got some of the info from http://maemo.org/maemowiki/HowToSetUpUsbNetworkingDebian Mar 07 13:02:18 * rwhitby hadn't used usbnet before, so was probably starting from a lower base than many handhelds guys here ... Mar 07 13:02:24 yeah Mar 07 13:02:24 ;) Mar 07 13:02:37 my hotplug scripts kicked in and did everything automagicalle :) Mar 07 13:02:43 automagically* Mar 07 13:12:01 1GB microSD is 28 pln (7 eur) Mar 07 13:13:45 someone enabled bluetooth? Mar 07 13:14:17 openmoko: 03laforge * r1260 10/trunk/oe/conf/site.conf: enable DEBUG_BUILD to get line number information into the -dbg packages Mar 07 13:15:10 openmoko: 03laforge * r1261 10/trunk/oe/packages/ (5 files in 4 dirs): use STAGING_BINDIR_NATIVE where apropriate Mar 07 13:18:29 openmoko: 03rwhitby * r45 10mokomakefile/trunk/Makefile: Added the push-openembedded target for those with commit access. Mar 07 13:18:32 koen: please feel free to put the hotplug scripts somewhere public and add instructions to the wiki or point to some instructions about it. Mar 07 13:20:42 LaF0rge: how to turn BT on? instructions on http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Kernel are very enigmatic Mar 07 13:20:56 LaF0rge: the scripts are in the debian docs for /etc/network/interfaces Mar 07 13:21:07 LaF0rge: some searching on the internet can't hurt for most people Mar 07 13:22:22 Mornin' all. Mar 07 13:22:29 Out for delivery Mar 07 13:22:48 This is going to be a hard day for me since I'm working this evening at the TV station Mar 07 13:22:58 going to take all my self control to actually show up Mar 07 13:23:33 noidd: that's why I set up my neo and debug board at work. at least then I'll show up ... Mar 07 13:24:55 March 07, 2007 10:35 Edinburgh - UK Delivery attempted; recipient not home Mar 07 13:24:56 woowoo Mar 07 13:25:03 openmoko: 03laforge * r1262 10/trunk/oe/classes/base.bbclass: (log message trimmed) Mar 07 13:25:03 openmoko: This is the first attempt of our new 'dynamically pull svn revision number into Mar 07 13:25:03 openmoko: PR to make sure packages only get rebuilt if upstream source has changed' method. Mar 07 13:25:03 openmoko: In order to use this feature, you will need to have a patched bitbake version, Mar 07 13:25:03 openmoko: a patch against bitbake-1.6.6 can be found at Mar 07 13:25:06 openmoko: http://people.openmoko.org/henryk/bitbake-1.6.6-om2.patch Mar 07 13:25:08 openmoko: The changes to base.bbclass that I'm committing now will safely fall back to Mar 07 13:25:21 heh Mar 07 13:25:43 XorA: now you have to track down your local DHL office and call them immediately Mar 07 13:25:55 noidd: luckilly the DHL office is on my way to work Mar 07 13:25:58 seriously, or you'll end up playing tag with them Mar 07 13:26:18 XorA: Make sure they have it pulled out for you to pickup tho Mar 07 13:26:34 noidd: Edin depot has a seperate building for customer pickup Mar 07 13:26:49 They may attempt re-delivery tomorrow instead of holding it for you which means it will be locked up in the back of a truck. Mar 07 13:27:03 Just worried for you :-) Mar 07 13:27:08 noidd: not normally how it works in the UK Mar 07 13:28:07 XorA: depends on the company I guess. I've been out of the UK for 3 years now (I'm a brit ex-pat in the US) Mar 07 13:28:14 noidd: I shall be playing ADND tomorrow night anyway so no time to work with it anyway Mar 07 13:28:15 o' Mar 07 13:28:17 ol Mar 07 13:28:31 ol' Tony said "If you don't like the tax system then move" Mar 07 13:28:34 so I did. Mar 07 13:28:40 :_D Mar 07 13:28:44 in http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/NAND_bad_blocks last paragraph, 6. should probably say 'write.jffs2' rather than 'write.e' Mar 07 13:28:55 * hrw forgot to enable iptables on host.. Mar 07 13:28:56 noidd: I prefer to be a little away from Guantanimo Mar 07 13:29:21 i checked that it doesn't boot after write.e and does boot after write.jffs2 Mar 07 13:29:33 I don't like the government gradually eroding civil liberties, but when I get fed up with that I certainly won't move to the US... :P Mar 07 13:30:17 Robot101: scotland might declate idependance and throw a spanner in the works :-) Mar 07 13:30:36 well, i'm gonna change it Mar 07 13:32:08 openmoko: 03rwhitby * r46 10mokomakefile/trunk/patches/openmoko-HEAD/ (dfu-util-native.patch series): Removed dfu-util-native patch - applied upstream Mar 07 13:33:04 balrog: I chose '.e' because that writing has nothing to do with jffs2 Mar 07 13:33:04 openmoko: 03rwhitby * r47 10mokomakefile/trunk/Makefile: Removed modifications to gcc patch and js and samba downloads, as we've moved to openembedded head now Mar 07 13:33:42 LaF0rge: jffs2 puts its markers in the OOB (so it knows if a page is formatted etc) Mar 07 13:34:03 when programming the page u-boot needs to know about it Mar 07 13:34:24 balrog: for rootfs, yes. for kernel, no Mar 07 13:34:31 right Mar 07 13:34:41 balrog: feel free to separate/clarify that in the wiki Mar 07 13:35:02 the US is a contradition - that's for sure. Mar 07 13:35:05 LaF0rge: is there a way to turn BT on? Mar 07 13:35:32 hrw: I couldn't find the /sys entry to do it. Mar 07 13:35:42 rwhitby: thats why I ask Mar 07 13:35:58 hrw: and your bt pm module is loaded, right? Mar 07 13:36:04 yes Mar 07 13:36:14 phew, it wasn't just me then :-) Mar 07 13:39:57 can you see the clock on the top panel? it's either invisible or black font on black background here Mar 07 13:40:50 some easy way to exit "Panel Manager" would be good :) Mar 07 13:44:04 balrog-kun: press up/down button and it will die Mar 07 13:45:04 heh Mar 07 13:45:27 hrw: it's not dying :-( Mar 07 13:45:35 balrog-kun: dies here Mar 07 13:46:24 balrog-kun: your name is patrick (like in ircname) or andrzej? Mar 07 13:46:45 hrw: andrzej is my real name Mar 07 13:47:04 balrog-kun: chciaÅ‚em siÄ™ upewnić ;D Mar 07 13:47:26 :-) Mar 07 13:47:32 helo Mar 07 13:47:45 balrog-kun: will be on pingwinaria? Mar 07 13:47:56 damn, the Ä™ isn't rendering for me Mar 07 13:48:00 must be my font Mar 07 13:48:19 * balrog-kun checks the date.. Mar 07 13:49:16 hrw: i'm affraid nope - too busy at the moment Mar 07 13:49:17 there we go, better font Mar 07 13:49:22 balrog-kun: ok Mar 07 13:52:03 it looks like they charge money for taking part Mar 07 13:52:04 mc from OZ works on neo ;D Mar 07 13:55:26 if there is no link from Wishlist:P0_Review to Neo1973_somethin_Phase_0_recipient (or something like that, linked from Main_Page): can somebody add it? (its a bit problematic to add with this device at the moment) Mar 07 13:55:54 hrw/rwhitby: root@fic-gta01:/sys/devices/platform/s3c2410-i2c/i2c-0/0-0008/gta01-pm-bt.0$ Mar 07 13:55:56 NEO! Mar 07 13:56:04 LaF0rge: thx Mar 07 13:56:12 hrw: you don't have that? Mar 07 13:56:21 ah yes, the path has changed Mar 07 13:56:21 LaF0rge - Hi. Mar 07 13:56:22 And a friend is here starting to compose ringtones Mar 07 13:56:51 ao2: cool! Mar 07 13:56:55 tell him to make "The Neo Ringtone" Mar 07 13:57:31 aevin: Which one is that? Mar 07 13:58:05 alphaone: it's that cool one. he may decide how ;-) Mar 07 13:58:33 LaF0rge: fixed in wiki Mar 07 14:01:09 wansti: You are supposed to make "The Neo Ringtone". The cool one. :-) Mar 07 14:01:38 * balrog-kun found that mb-applet-system-monitor runs fine in gdb but segfaults otherwise Mar 07 14:01:40 now time to learn 'cu' Mar 07 14:02:08 i'm on nit :-) Mar 07 14:02:41 hrw: fixed with nicer path name now Mar 07 14:02:45 balrog-kun: You found a heisenbug :-) Mar 07 14:03:51 thx Mar 07 14:04:00 ok, gsm, gps and bt powered on Mar 07 14:04:13 still no sim card inside Mar 07 14:04:15 * koen D'oh! Mar 07 14:04:52 koen: you have angstrom image? Mar 07 14:05:12 yes Mar 07 14:05:28 I don't want to stinking softfpa ;) Mar 07 14:05:38 koen: available on net? Mar 07 14:05:42 yes Mar 07 14:05:59 http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/unstable/images/20070305/fic-gta01/ Mar 07 14:06:22 you need to do s:arm:armv4t: in /etc/ipkg/*feed.conf Mar 07 14:06:48 ok Mar 07 14:06:55 koen - So you don't have any gpsd-with-GL-module yet? Mar 07 14:09:46 hmm, how do i configure alsamixer to enable the speakers? Mar 07 14:10:14 Elrond: no, no gpsd Mar 07 14:10:24 shoragan: use alsactl with the examples in /etc/alsa Mar 07 14:10:29 ok Mar 07 14:10:54 koen: is there anything to talk to the GPS at all - the old agpsd? Mar 07 14:11:02 shoragan: or try to go through all permutations of possible settings *g* Mar 07 14:11:09 SpeedEvil: not in my image Mar 07 14:11:15 hmm Mar 07 14:11:22 cominatoric explosion Mar 07 14:11:31 no, there is nothing for gps yet Mar 07 14:11:36 LaF0rge - Will you sometime look at my mail ( http://lists.openmoko.org/pipermail/openmoko-kernel/2007-February/000000.html ) ? Mar 07 14:11:49 we're still amidst a freedom fight with GL Mar 07 14:12:18 got my phase0... Mar 07 14:12:27 now I'm going to have some fun ;) Mar 07 14:12:37 I assume the GPSd 'plugin' is some sort of seperate binary program that talks to gpsd over a pipe or something. Rather than linked in, with all the GPL requirements. Mar 07 14:12:49 dwery: for i in $(seq 3900 -10 0); do echo $i > /sys/class/backlight/gta01-bl/brightness; done; for i in $(seq 0 10 3900); do echo $i > /sys/class/backlight/gta01-bl/brightness; done Mar 07 14:13:01 :-) Mar 07 14:13:03 Or does GPSd have libs... Anyway, pretty irrelevant. Mar 07 14:13:06 alphaone: :- Mar 07 14:13:06 D Mar 07 14:13:08 :-D Mar 07 14:13:19 let me get a console and I'll try it Mar 07 14:13:44 has this URL been pasted here before? http://www.ministryoftech.com/2007/03/05/the-5-hottest-phones-for-linux-fanatics/ Mar 07 14:13:56 IIRC, yes. Mar 07 14:14:01 guess what device which is #1 ;) Mar 07 14:14:12 aevin - Put the URL in the wiki. Mar 07 14:14:19 Elrond: okay, will do. Mar 07 14:14:36 ... if you consider with worthwhile. Mar 07 14:15:34 I was thinking of 'eight great linux smartphones' Mar 07 14:19:21 Hey guys, has there been announcement with respect to placement of order for the next phase? For other developers? Mar 07 14:20:01 tuxmaniac: as soon as there is something that you could order Mar 07 14:20:12 or rather, something that we can give you in return for an order ;) Mar 07 14:20:36 LaF0rge, heh. Was just checking your post :-) Mar 07 14:20:48 LaF0rge: you can always send out a postcard with "IOU 1xNeo1973" Mar 07 14:20:56 * tuxmaniac will catch hold of toolz phone next time I meet him :-D Mar 07 14:25:16 * koen|neo waves Mar 07 14:25:26 Hi koen|neo ! Mar 07 14:25:27 Personally I'd find a 'hardware hackers dev kit' interesting. Just the case, plastics, and a pad diagram for the I2C/... bits. Mar 07 14:25:32 :) Mar 07 14:26:05 irssi and screen work Mar 07 14:26:09 VERSION reply from koen|neo: irssi v0.8.10 - running on Linux armv4tl Mar 07 14:26:10 Hallo koen Mar 07 14:26:15 not that I had expected anything else :) Mar 07 14:26:17 CTCP VERSION reply from koen|neo: irssi v0.8.10 - running on Linux armv4tl Mar 07 14:26:37 Huh, SpeedEvil was faster. ;) Mar 07 14:26:47 http://flickr.com/photos/hrwandil/413643600/ - nokia6210, neo1973, SE k750i Mar 07 14:27:31 http://flickr.com/photos/tags/neo1973/ Mar 07 14:30:20 scp via SSH to the SD card is running with 300kb/s Mar 07 14:31:07 a friend of mine is a full-time composer Mar 07 14:31:19 I should try and get him to put together a ringtone ;-) Mar 07 14:31:58 alphaone :) Mar 07 14:32:11 hrw - linked to on wiki. Mar 07 14:34:12 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wishlist:Neo1973_P0_Review#Hardware - which has some impressions, and requests for phone information. Mar 07 14:35:59 koen - Can you fix the wrong tags for these: http://flickr.com/photos/koenkooi/tags/neo1937/ (37 -> 73) Mar 07 14:36:22 alphaone: it works ;) Mar 07 14:36:52 Elrond: done, thanks for spotting the typo Mar 07 14:37:22 too much output in the rtc driver.. I'll have to fix it ;) Mar 07 14:43:32 is there any quick start guide I should follow? Mar 07 14:43:43 dwery: Yeah :-) Mar 07 14:43:58 fwiw, if I end up with a debug board in my package today I'll send it to dwery :-) Mar 07 14:44:28 I doubt I will since I'm an OS layer guy but just in case. Mar 07 14:44:33 noidd: thanks!!! :) Mar 07 14:44:39 koen - can you run "cu" or your favorite uart-tool against the gps some time? Mar 07 14:44:50 alphaone: and you know where that guide is, right? :-D Mar 07 14:44:53 s/OS/Userspace/ Mar 07 14:44:53 noidd meant: I doubt I will since I'm an Userspace layer guy but just in case. Mar 07 14:44:54 AIUI - the GPS will not put out output until it's turned on. Mar 07 14:45:24 And how to turn it on is probably something only agpsd, or the gpsd plugin that's not been released knows. Mar 07 14:45:31 SpeedEvil - koen turned it on earlier, I think. Mar 07 14:45:36 Oh. Mar 07 14:45:47 hmm, "I doubt I will since I'm a userspace guy". or "I doubt I will since I'm an userspace guy". Mar 07 14:45:58 SpeedEvil - Turning on is documented in the kernel. ;) Mar 07 14:46:06 my third grade grammer tells me the latter but my brain protests the former is correct Mar 07 14:46:08 Including bitrates? Mar 07 14:46:27 Is it an SPI, or serial thing? Mar 07 14:46:29 rs232 Mar 07 14:46:43 dwery: What guide? Mar 07 14:46:47 If it's SPI, it'll probably need some setup. Mar 07 14:46:51 SpeedEvil - rs232. So we don't know the bitrate. But aren't uarts clever enough to guess them these days? Mar 07 14:46:58 alphaone: a quick start guide for beginners :-D Mar 07 14:47:00 eheh Mar 07 14:47:35 koen@fic-gta01:~$ cu -l /dev/ttySAC1 Mar 07 14:47:35 Connected. Mar 07 14:47:38 and then.... Mar 07 14:47:41 ... nothing :( Mar 07 14:47:48 type random stuff Mar 07 14:47:50 dwery: Don't know really. I jsut start exploring Mar 07 14:47:58 me too Mar 07 14:48:02 koen: Where? In th ebootloader? Mar 07 14:48:13 Oh well. Mar 07 14:48:18 alphaone: no, userspace Mar 07 14:48:44 koen: Shouldn't userspace be ethernet gadget? Mar 07 14:50:04 alphaone: ? Mar 07 14:50:17 alphaone - koen is playing _on_ the neo. :) Mar 07 14:50:22 ttySAC1 is the uart connected to the gps Mar 07 14:50:28 ah, sorry Mar 07 14:51:05 btw that black/gray pattern is very cool Mar 07 14:51:16 the plastics looks good Mar 07 14:51:22 Ah - and there was me thinking that it was his private line to Strategic Air Command :) Mar 07 14:51:57 echo 1 >/sys/class/sac/nuclear_device/launch Mar 07 14:51:59 SpeedEvil - *lol* :-) Mar 07 14:52:46 SpeedEvil - Any idea, if the UARTs are smart enough to guess the speed on their own? Mar 07 14:52:53 I doubt it. Mar 07 14:53:05 I've not read up on the protocol. Mar 07 14:53:31 s/protocol/uart on the SC*/ Mar 07 14:53:31 SpeedEvil meant: I've not read up on the uart on the SC*. Mar 07 14:57:28 I'd guess for 9600, 8n1. But that's me. Or maybe even 4800. Mar 07 14:58:02 is the shipped microSD card supposed to contain anything? Mar 07 14:58:27 btw NMEA is usually 4800 8N1 Mar 07 14:58:31 It may be faster than that - I'm unsure. It depends how 'dumb' the chip is. Mar 07 14:58:34 It's not NMEA Mar 07 14:58:43 the chip is _much_ too dumb to output NMEA. Mar 07 14:58:44 right ;) Mar 07 14:59:21 AIUI, we get satellite dopplers out of it, and the 50bps datastream each bird is sending, maybe with signal strength data. Mar 07 14:59:34 eeeeek. Mar 07 14:59:47 And the relative timings of these. Mar 07 14:59:52 koen|neo: for both ttySAC* I get 'line is in use' when try to cu to them Mar 07 15:00:07 hrw: I guess is a see you fault Mar 07 15:00:21 hrw: comment out in inittab Mar 07 15:00:25 damn spell checker Mar 07 15:00:32 see you -> c u Mar 07 15:00:56 only SAC0 is used in inittab Mar 07 15:01:10 fuser /dev/ttySA* ? Mar 07 15:02:01 hrw: chown uucp.uucp /dev/ttySAC* Mar 07 15:02:09 dwery: No, it's preformatted with fat but the Neo doesn't seem to support fat :-) Mar 07 15:02:17 You have to mke2fs Mar 07 15:02:32 alphaone: if is empty I'll reformat in ext2 Mar 07 15:03:14 read/write speeds with dd'd be nice. Mar 07 15:04:20 just tried dd.. it seems the Neo did not liked it :) Mar 07 15:04:21 LaF0rge: thx Mar 07 15:04:36 SpeedEvil: Neo seems to crash if you copy too much data Mar 07 15:04:45 dwery, mine crashed while writing 50mb to sd Mar 07 15:04:47 alphaone: now I know :) Mar 07 15:04:49 cu is horribly baroque with its paths and permissions Mar 07 15:04:51 :-) Mar 07 15:05:07 shoragan: was the FPC connected at that time? Mar 07 15:05:22 LaF0rge: do you have a decent substitute for cu? I'm searching for one since the old Term on Amiga OS days Mar 07 15:05:33 LaF0rge, no, just usbnet Mar 07 15:05:53 dwery: minicom? Mar 07 15:05:57 shoragan: ok, then that's our long-haunted 'kernel oops when doing lots of io' which I haven't seen in 2.6.20 so far Mar 07 15:06:04 shoragan: report to bugzilla Mar 07 15:06:11 minicom is just bah Mar 07 15:06:20 cu is fine if it wasn't for the permissions Mar 07 15:06:30 I find minicom as bad as c u. :( Mar 07 15:06:32 I don't want to go through tons of config menus like minicom Mar 07 15:06:47 * LaF0rge will create a cu patch to resolve those issues Mar 07 15:07:03 There once was some tinycom or so. Mar 07 15:07:59 * Shoragan is creating a bugzilla account Mar 07 15:08:08 How about screen? Mar 07 15:08:28 I have to go now Mar 07 15:08:41 Would be nice to have that anyway :-) Mar 07 15:09:13 alphaone - screen can set baudrate, etc.? Mar 07 15:09:48 Elrond: Yes. screen /dev/ttyfoo 115200 Mar 07 15:10:24 Ohh, okay. Mar 07 15:10:25 alphaone: can it also set hardware and/or software flow control? Mar 07 15:11:35 LaF0rge: -f, -fn, and -fa Mar 07 15:11:35 turns flow-control on, off, or "automatic switching mode". This can also be defined through the "defflow" .screenrc command. Mar 07 15:11:46 minicom is just ctrl-a o Mar 07 15:11:51 and then the easy list Mar 07 15:12:02 serial port setup Mar 07 15:12:23 Don't know whether hw or sw Mar 07 15:16:09 How do I quit cu? Mar 07 15:16:47 ctrl-d? Mar 07 15:19:07 i wish the openmoko makefile didnt rebuild libc, etc when the target and host are the same platform Mar 07 15:22:01 http://sicherheitsschwankung.de/gallery/v/openmoko/ Mar 07 15:22:32 use kermit instead of cu or minicom Mar 07 15:22:42 s/use/I use/ Mar 07 15:22:43 noidd meant: I use kermit instead of cu or minicom Mar 07 15:23:15 man, that s/// function is addictive ;-) Mar 07 15:23:24 alphaone: enter, ~ [wait until something appears] . Mar 07 15:24:07 noidd: aye, shame it only applies to your own comments... I could see a whole new class of mischief closed before it had a change to bloom Mar 07 15:24:21 LaF0rge: Thanks Mar 07 15:24:39 LaF0rge: I see hwmon is not used, right? Mar 07 15:30:22 Can the neo be told to only charge at 100mA, despite 500 being availbale on the host? (Or is there an easy way to say my host not to give more then say 200mA to the neo?) Mar 07 15:31:20 Stephmw: hehe, aye Mar 07 15:31:32 Elrond: according to the wiki - yes Mar 07 15:33:17 noidd - Huh, where's that on the wiki? Mar 07 15:33:33 LaF0rge: Does the SIM card holder still have connection problems? Mar 07 15:33:58 alphaone - Try it? ;) Mar 07 15:34:33 Elrond: Connecting to ttySAC0 works but I get ERROR ERROR ERROR OK all the time... Mar 07 15:34:41 without typing anything Mar 07 15:35:03 alphaone - Is you neo near a window? ;) Mar 07 15:35:37 in-door gps is mostly a rumour. ;) Mar 07 15:36:07 Elrond: I usually have good connection here. The AT interface should work despite crappy signal, though Mar 07 15:36:40 alphaone - Huh, SAC0 .... the gsm. .. I mixed that up with the gps. ;) Mar 07 15:36:51 :) Mar 07 15:36:55 Elrond: Ah, okay Mar 07 15:37:15 alphaone - Yes, the AT set should work even without a sim. Mar 07 15:38:21 alphaone - http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Hardware:AT_Commands Mar 07 15:38:25 Elrond: That was why I was asking Mar 07 15:38:37 So AT+CLAC should give a fat list. ;) Mar 07 15:38:39 Elrond: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Manually_using_GSM Mar 07 15:39:32 Elrond: lemme see if I can find it for you Mar 07 15:41:28 alphaone: sounds like you are still having the kernel console output to ttySAC0 Mar 07 15:41:34 Elrond: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/U-boot Mar 07 15:41:42 On USB. Mar 07 15:41:49 search in the page for "neo1973 charger fast" Mar 07 15:41:52 alphaone: so the GSM might respond with ERROR to kernel messages Mar 07 15:42:03 There is no way that the host directly current limits the outputs of the ports to 200ma. Mar 07 15:42:15 It can't do this without breaking the USB spec. Mar 07 15:42:15 speed:? Mar 07 15:42:23 LaF0rge: Ah, thanks. I just removed the gettys. I should change that in the bootloader, right? Mar 07 15:42:34 The only thing it can do its to turn off the power of a device exceeding available power. Mar 07 15:42:40 alpha: no, 'dmesg -n1' should help mostly Mar 07 15:42:46 hi Mar 07 15:42:48 alpha: you can also somehow detach, but I forgot how Mar 07 15:43:04 Elrond: lemme know if you can't find it Mar 07 15:43:24 LaF0rge: k, thanks Mar 07 15:43:25 SpeedEvil - I've read, that devices have to ask for current before using it. And they would ask in amnounts of 100mA. So the host could say "yes" for the first two "Give me 100 more" and then no. Mar 07 15:43:38 Devices _should_ ask for current before using it. Mar 07 15:43:40 Not all do. Mar 07 15:43:44 noidd - I know the u-boot commands. Wondering for linux/userspace. Mar 07 15:43:49 elrond: no, you're misreading the usb spec Mar 07 15:44:01 nobody is asking Mar 07 15:44:03 The only sanction if the device uses more than it requests is to turn it off though. Mar 07 15:44:04 GNAH Mar 07 15:44:18 the host unilaterally tells the devices implicitly by SET_CONFIGURATION Mar 07 15:44:37 so a device can export the current requirements for each configuration in its config descriptor Mar 07 15:44:44 Yeah - the device can have multiple configurations in different power states. Mar 07 15:44:57 and if the host issues SET_CONFIGURATION it has varified that the current doesn't exceed whatever it can provide at that given port Mar 07 15:45:02 For example, a camera might work as mass storage at 100mA, but a camera at 500mA. Mar 07 15:45:42 counter Mar 07 15:45:42 P0: http://www.flickr.com/photos/koenkooi/412593301/ P1: 3 weeks, 3 days 20:14:17 (24.843 +-7.0 days) (see faq) (493) Mar 07 15:46:06 ok, AT commands are working here Mar 07 15:46:12 If the host can't provide 500mA, then it only issues the mass-storage configuration. Mar 07 15:46:53 SpeedEvil - Ahhh. :) Mar 07 15:47:22 Of course, then you get stuff like 'Nokia Charger, $1' - which has one resistor as the whole component count. Mar 07 15:47:51 If you plug that in, and the host can't cope with it, the bus resets or powers down. Mar 07 15:48:02 Or goes into wierd states. Mar 07 15:48:15 Oh, you mean like usb coffee warmers. ;o) Mar 07 15:48:21 It's ringing :-) Mar 07 15:48:33 :) Mar 07 15:48:41 alphaone - You did ATD? :) Mar 07 15:50:06 SpeedEvil - Can one change the way linux does the "set_config"? Mar 07 15:50:23 Elrond: Yeah Mar 07 15:50:26 But no sound Mar 07 15:50:34 alphaone - You have to set the mixer. Mar 07 15:50:47 Elrond: alsactl -f /etc/alsa/gsmhandset.state restor Mar 07 15:50:49 e Mar 07 15:51:19 Does that open the pass through from mic to gsm and from gsm to speakers? Mar 07 15:52:16 Elrond: I don't _think_ so. - directly. You'd need to hack on the USB driver. Mar 07 15:52:24 It's _usually_ the wrong thing to do. Mar 07 15:53:49 Hmm. Mar 07 15:53:58 elrond: why would yo uwant to do any of that? Mar 07 15:54:12 either the host can supply the power or not Mar 07 15:54:24 It I switch Neo Mode from off to something else it makes a cliking noise on the other end. Mar 07 15:54:31 So I could morse :-) Mar 07 15:55:21 LaF0rge - I'm considering to slow charge, so to safe battery life. Mar 07 15:55:40 You can set the neo to only slow charge. Mar 07 15:56:01 SpeedEvil - From userspace? I know how to do it from u-boot. Mar 07 15:56:11 Well - read the source. Mar 07 15:56:13 In practice. Mar 07 15:56:22 Batteries are $10 from ebay. Mar 07 15:56:25 elrond: use the pcf50606 sysfs interface Mar 07 15:56:34 openmoko: 03thomas * r1263 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-contacts/ (6 files in 3 dirs): Merge in various changes from mainline contacts Mar 07 15:56:55 elrond: or even the lm_sensors i2c tools to reconfigure the PMU registers ;) Mar 07 15:57:05 Ahh. :-) Mar 07 15:57:22 I see two chips on the bus Mar 07 15:57:25 i2c bus Mar 07 15:57:43 i guess one is the pmu.. but the other? Mar 07 15:58:39 audio Mar 07 15:58:39 ? Mar 07 15:58:49 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/I2C Mar 07 15:59:01 dwery - The LM* amplifier and the WM* codec. Mar 07 15:59:07 dwery - Should be three. Mar 07 16:02:12 i2cdetect only shows two Mar 07 16:02:57 but there are three in sys/class/i2c.. Mar 07 16:03:29 the third is out of range for i2cdetect ;) Mar 07 16:04:06 I saw something about invalid adresses somewhere. Mar 07 16:04:15 ok. I'll wait with more neo checking/hacking Mar 07 16:05:14 dwery - http://svnweb.openmoko.org/trunk/src/target/kernel/patches/i2c-permit_invalid_addrs.patch?rev=1004&view=auto Mar 07 16:05:51 Elrond: ty Mar 07 16:06:14 will talk to the i2c mnt Mar 07 16:07:31 dwery - Which device is "ignored" by i2cdetect? Mar 07 16:07:41 the one at the reserver address, 0x7c Mar 07 16:07:54 (obviously) Mar 07 16:08:36 Oh, the LM* amplifier. Mar 07 16:08:46 not a big problem Mar 07 16:08:51 I was just curious Mar 07 16:09:17 I wonder, when adresses >0x77 are reserved... why did they put it at 0x7c? Mar 07 16:09:43 elrond: rumours say to avoid a philips I2C patent Mar 07 16:09:46 sssst, is a secret chip. Mar 07 16:09:53 nobody should know. Mar 07 16:09:55 :-D Mar 07 16:10:21 I wonder if a patent can be avoided by simply changing an address :) Mar 07 16:10:42 * LaF0rge wonders, boot but sometimes lawyers have strange ideas ;) Mar 07 16:11:20 o2c mntner is asking me if the chip is maybe one with a 10bit address Mar 07 16:11:24 s/o2c/i2c/ Mar 07 16:11:24 dwery meant: i2c mntner is asking me if the chip is maybe one with a 10bit address Mar 07 16:11:45 dwery: feel free to read the data sheet :) Mar 07 16:11:48 So this is fic-*2c, not really i2c. ;o) Mar 07 16:12:04 LaF0rge: I'm just doing that... Mar 07 16:12:14 elrond: how would FIC be able to change the address on the die of some national semiconductor chip? Mar 07 16:13:03 elrond: it's all TWI because I2C is horribly phillips-tradmarked and patended Mar 07 16:13:24 Ahh. Mar 07 16:14:11 where twi == generic two wire interface, including one implementation called i2c Mar 07 16:14:33 * SpeedEvil wonders when I2C runs out. Mar 07 16:14:40 1988? Mar 07 16:14:59 speed: be assured that philips will keep re-applying for a patent with slight mdoifications Mar 07 16:15:16 Yeah. That aspect of patenting is evil. Mar 07 16:15:28 speed: which aspect isn't? Mar 07 16:15:38 The original intent. Mar 07 16:15:51 To allow inventors to profit from significantly novel inventions. Mar 07 16:16:34 The current system, well. I saw a patent a few days ago when searching for information about SAW displays about using a foam-rubber gasket around the display to prevent water ingress. Mar 07 16:16:52 I mean, that's around the third or fourth thing you'd try. Mar 07 16:18:30 Ah. ' As of Mar 07 16:19:20 October 1, 2006, no licensing fees are required to implement the I2C protocol. However, fees are still required in order to obtain I2C slave addresses' Mar 07 16:19:32 Which presumably explains why it's in the reserved block Mar 07 16:20:32 Wiipedia Mar 07 16:21:06 the i2c specs mandates 7 bit addresses Mar 07 16:21:20 because the other bit is R/W Mar 07 16:23:18 There is a 10 bit expansion. Mar 07 16:23:31 http://www.nxp.com/products/interface_control/i2c/faq/ Mar 07 16:23:55 yes, but is not implemented in the LM Mar 07 16:26:18 okay... i got two ringtones and one SMS notification sound... i'll upload them soon Mar 07 16:27:13 still trying to figure out what The Neo Ringtone (The cool one) (TM) is going to sound like :-) Mar 07 16:27:14 wansti: make sure to put proper licensing information to it! Mar 07 16:27:25 sure Mar 07 16:27:33 CC-by-sa okay? Mar 07 16:27:38 yes Mar 07 16:27:47 probably even the most preferred choice Mar 07 16:27:58 'By using this ringtone, you license your soul to the OpenMoko project in this, and any future lives.' Mar 07 16:28:00 perfect :-) Mar 07 16:28:06 national did a very bad move with this chip. Mar 07 16:28:31 ? Mar 07 16:28:40 3957 levels of brightness kills :D Mar 07 16:28:56 it completely violates the i2c specs and so it cannot claim to be i2c compatible Mar 07 16:29:07 s/it/they/ Mar 07 16:29:07 dwery meant: they completely violates the i2c specs and so it cannot claim to be i2c compatible Mar 07 16:29:10 ach! Mar 07 16:29:13 :-D Mar 07 16:29:14 dwery: they never want to do that. welcome to the hardware business world Mar 07 16:29:24 hrw: you want more levels? Mar 07 16:29:28 :( Mar 07 16:29:41 hrw: I think I chose the maximum possible resolution given the PWM constraints we had Mar 07 16:29:45 hrw: ;) Mar 07 16:29:54 What's the PWM freq? Mar 07 16:29:59 who should I bug to change chip in the next neo phone? :-D Mar 07 16:30:08 * SpeedEvil hopes >100Hz. Mar 07 16:30:12 speeD: read driver source and component datasheet. it's all there Mar 07 16:30:16 K. Mar 07 16:30:34 More seriously - is there a datasheet for the LCM anywhere public? Mar 07 16:30:39 speed: 400hz in our case Mar 07 16:30:51 speeD: you don't need the lcm data sheet for the backlight pwm. Mar 07 16:30:58 No, I son't. Mar 07 16:31:22 I'm interested in working out if the LCM can be used in slow mode. Mar 07 16:31:26 At low refresh rates. Mar 07 16:31:31 no, it cannot Mar 07 16:31:35 L. Mar 07 16:31:42 s/L/K/ Mar 07 16:31:42 SpeedEvil meant: K. Mar 07 16:31:45 and no, the vendor will not have public data sheets Mar 07 16:31:52 if it supported slow mode, we were using it ;) Mar 07 16:32:34 qvga support will be in the driver at some point next week Mar 07 16:32:37 It says it has memory. Mar 07 16:32:51 Is this actually true - or is it just 'dumb'? Mar 07 16:33:07 speed: there is more than stupid or dump Mar 07 16:33:11 (on the brief product info page. Mar 07 16:33:15 Oh I know. Mar 07 16:33:27 I only know it has some programmable logic inside to which we talk spi Mar 07 16:33:52 Some LCMs are SPI controllable to draw pictures on. Mar 07 16:34:03 I've heared rumours about some cpld Mar 07 16:34:25 Thanks for info. Mar 07 16:34:54 if you google for jbt6k74 you can find some pdf of the controller manufacturer Mar 07 16:35:01 but that's about all i could find Mar 07 16:35:21 LaF0rge: I think that it is much too much ;) Mar 07 16:35:37 http://www.semicon.toshiba.co.jp/eng/prd/ics/doc/pdf/sce0008d.pdf Mar 07 16:36:17 hrw: mickey assured me that userspace would take care of scaling no matter what i'd export from kernel level, so I thought you can never have enough resolution Mar 07 16:37:28 LaF0rge: good thinking Mar 07 16:37:48 tihi... using the backlight to transmit data ;) Mar 07 16:38:00 LaF0rge: especially when userspace works in 0-100 range (scalled to proper kernel values) Mar 07 16:38:12 The jbt* is just a _really_ dumb driver chip. Mar 07 16:38:24 It cannot do SPI, or have any memory. Mar 07 16:38:56 Or hang on Mar 07 16:39:06 I may be thinking of the sony part Mar 07 16:41:50 hrw: I wanted to add kernel-level support for smooth fading at somepoint Mar 07 16:42:05 hrw: you don't want 100 syscalls for something like 'smoothly switch backlight off' Mar 07 16:42:56 LaF0rge: :) Mar 07 16:43:59 if someone wants to switch off a powerhungry thing *smoothly*, let them pay with 255 syscalls :) Mar 07 16:49:01 LaF0rge: could you put http://www.openembedded.org/repo/org.openembedded.dev/packages/tasks/task-openmoko.bb in svn ? Mar 07 16:49:31 LaF0rge: this will give people more applets, a icon for rxvt and a keyboard :) Mar 07 16:50:25 http://scap.linuxtogo.org/files/fe07f0605d6103965d01553a9aab467b.png <- the white rectangle at the top is the keyboard activation button Mar 07 16:50:28 koen: working clock too? Mar 07 16:50:39 SSH over bluetooth works :-) Mar 07 16:50:44 (yes, I messed up the theme for openmoko-footer, but that's local to my neo) Mar 07 16:50:47 hrw: yes Mar 07 16:53:38 koen: looks like I need to clean desk a bit and run dfu-util with angstrom image ;D Mar 07 16:53:50 :) Mar 07 16:54:14 koen: you added task-openmoko upgraded into feeds? Mar 07 16:54:51 hrw: doing that right now Mar 07 16:57:49 what's the ETA for the gps daemon? Mar 07 16:58:19 hrw: feeds updated Mar 07 17:04:35 LaF0rge: I have captured the oops from the high io sd problem. Attached to bug 245. Mar 07 17:09:50 is end of this month realistic? Mar 07 17:13:51 hrw: I think I'll replace xserver-nodm-init with gpe-dm, so X restarts after you kill it Mar 07 17:14:29 (I'll probably have to fork it and call it simple-dm otherwise some people will have a fit) Mar 07 17:15:09 ;D Mar 07 17:24:56 Can somebody help me with this problem? http://rafb.net/p/I9Rw2131.html Mar 07 17:53:00 I can't stop rebooting it Mar 07 17:53:05 just to see the awesome screen Mar 07 17:55:00 the material that the phone is made from has a really wierd texture Mar 07 17:55:04 its awesome Mar 07 17:55:13 people are clearly going to be blown away by this. Mar 07 17:55:24 yeah, I'm totally envious :) Mar 07 17:55:57 though you clearly deserve it mor than I since I'm still having trouble getting the apps built for the PC Mar 07 18:00:28 my next investment will be a bluetooth keyboard Mar 07 18:05:03 yeah, there's a cool one http://www.thinkoutside.com/stowawaybt_product.html Mar 07 18:05:17 folding, portable bt kbd Mar 07 18:13:42 how much? Mar 07 18:15:51 150$ Mar 07 18:17:25 expensive Mar 07 18:18:00 rather Mar 07 18:18:09 the freedom thingy is 1% Mar 07 18:18:13 1/3 Mar 07 18:20:33 cu Mar 07 18:22:04 http://www.tu-bs.de/~y0019680/tmp/supertux_ringtone.ogg Mar 07 18:22:04 http://www.tu-bs.de/~y0019680/tmp/supertux_sms.ogg Mar 07 18:22:04 http://www.tu-bs.de/~y0019680/tmp/sms_gm015.ogg Mar 07 18:22:04 http://www.tu-bs.de/~y0019680/tmp/mokotronic.ogg Mar 07 18:22:04 http://www.tu-bs.de/~y0019680/tmp/thereisnophone.ogg Mar 07 18:22:20 Ok, one Neo1973 for sale on ebay. Thanks guys, was fun playing. Mar 07 18:22:24 three ringtones, two sms sounds Mar 07 18:22:26 (Just kidding) :-D Mar 07 18:22:34 feedback welcome Mar 07 18:22:35 wansti: that machine has broken mime types Mar 07 18:22:41 noidd: You scared me Mar 07 18:22:44 sends it as text Mar 07 18:22:54 I wouldn't do that, its the height of rudeness Mar 07 18:23:06 buz: Don't ask. :-) Mar 07 18:23:23 dont ask what? Mar 07 18:23:49 buz: About the setup of out university Mar 07 18:23:51 Tomorrow i'll hook this puppy up to the net and let people log in. Mar 07 18:23:59 those ringtones sound like they could be played on a 16 channel midid thingy easily ;) Mar 07 18:24:08 i'd do it tonight but i'm working currently Mar 07 18:24:18 buz: that's kind of what i did :-P Mar 07 18:24:28 noidd: cool can we upload pr0n to it? hehe Mar 07 18:24:33 kinda besides the point when you got an ogg player no? Mar 07 18:24:59 then again, my p900 would do mp3 but i never use it ;) Mar 07 18:25:37 the ogg's are renderings of my hardware tone generator Mar 07 18:26:06 i'll provide midi files and rosegarden sources for the finished versions, of course Mar 07 18:26:53 * LaF0rge likes thereisnophone.ogg Mar 07 18:27:05 :-) Mar 07 18:28:21 let's try how they sound on the Neo... Mar 07 18:28:27 interesting (nophone_ Mar 07 18:30:12 is there a midi synth on neo? Mar 07 18:30:51 must be half a decade since i last used midi Mar 07 18:31:29 http://www.thinkoutside.com/stowawaybt_product.html Mar 07 18:31:33 buz: most softsynths I've seen are very floatingpoint heavy Mar 07 18:31:47 sorry, mis-paste Mar 07 18:31:50 even wavetable based ones? Mar 07 18:32:02 I saw a bluetooth keyboard which was the size + width of a credit card Mar 07 18:32:05 trying to find it Mar 07 18:32:14 noidd: thats the freedom thingy Mar 07 18:32:27 http://www.freedominput.com/ Mar 07 18:32:37 looks decidedly razr esque Mar 07 18:32:45 http://freedominput.com/site/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=13&Itemid=30 Mar 07 18:33:13 Hmm, the neo does not seem to be discoverable via bluetooth... Mar 07 18:33:25 although I still keep wanting the laser based one... even tho every review has trashed it as gimmick and unusable. Mar 07 18:33:48 the laser ones are longer than the phone itself Mar 07 18:33:53 wansti: what hw did you used to make them? Mar 07 18:34:56 dwery: a laptop with rosegarden and a Yamaha Motif ES tone generator Mar 07 18:35:17 !! Mar 07 18:35:58 huh? Mar 07 18:36:06 nice hw. Mar 07 18:36:49 yeah, it's pretty cool :-) Mar 07 18:39:07 wansti, son dicken bauch ? *fg* Mar 07 18:39:07 sixfeet_: See http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FAQ (Hopefully this link answers your question. This autotrigger for new nick and question during first 15 minutes done only once.) Mar 07 18:39:44 sixfeet_: lol, not anymore :-P Mar 07 18:40:32 hehe .. is ftp.tmp in braunschweig for free upload? Mar 07 18:41:42 there are still ftps you can upload to??? Mar 07 18:41:59 (anon ones i mean) Mar 07 18:42:11 i ask because of the uni-server ;) Mar 07 18:42:20 what do you need to host Mar 07 18:42:41 atm nothing Mar 07 18:43:29 for little things i use mytemp Mar 07 18:43:47 and bigger ones .. i open port 21 ;) Mar 07 18:46:52 i cant ftp Mar 07 18:47:01 that protocol is so thoroughly broken its not even funny Mar 07 18:47:07 cant stand Mar 07 18:47:21 hmm, I guess if I was going to buy a bluetooth keyboard I should get HID vs SPP Mar 07 18:47:30 hm, the Neo is too slow for 160kbit/s ogg files... Mar 07 18:48:00 wansti: which player are you using? Mar 07 18:48:02 i converted them to 96kb mp3's, just replace s/ogg/mp3 in the list above to download them Mar 07 18:48:26 dwery: ogg123 Mar 07 18:48:35 noidd: i'd say hid Mar 07 18:48:51 wansti: usually you need an integer only player to obtain speed on embedded devices Mar 07 18:49:02 k Mar 07 18:49:35 noidd, even searched for it Mar 07 18:49:36 there's an integer only vorbis codec called tremor Mar 07 18:51:37 buz: if you compile one for the neo please drop the executable somewhere :) Mar 07 18:51:47 i dont have a neo Mar 07 18:52:00 and i dont have any vorbis files so i dont really care Mar 07 18:52:56 ach! :) Mar 07 18:56:00 wget via bluetooth is fun :-) Mar 07 18:56:41 try uucp via irda next time Mar 07 18:59:31 thresh: I never got irda to work on any of my devices Mar 07 18:59:37 * koen checks http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/neo1973/ for new picks Mar 07 18:59:39 pics* Mar 07 18:59:53 well, picks as well, since FIC included them :) Mar 07 19:00:24 can any P0 owners in the USA verify that phone calls on US GSM carriers are working? Mar 07 19:01:06 don-o: that is kinda hard without a working dialer Mar 07 19:02:03 dou. i hope thats a high priority fix Mar 07 19:02:30 can you see anything on the screen when backlight is off? Mar 07 19:03:36 sounds need a lot more treble Mar 07 19:14:53 damn it , i would have had the neo in my hands today , but the courier didnt find my location ,, Mar 07 19:17:06 rofl Mar 07 19:17:16 sounds like dhl Mar 07 19:18:13 any other comments on the ringtones? Mar 07 19:18:33 he said he used the newest map, but iam already living here for 1 year Mar 07 19:18:41 is there any tremor-using commandline player? Mar 07 19:18:44 wansti, try some sound-themes Mar 07 19:19:05 mplayer Mar 07 19:19:08 LaF0rge: mplayer Mar 07 19:19:23 i was thinking of something lean, small and standalone like ogg123 ;) Mar 07 19:19:51 LaF0rge: unfortuneately tremor seems to be developed by insane people Mar 07 19:20:01 rob_w: can you go to DHL and get it? Mar 07 19:20:04 xora: why is that? Mar 07 19:20:21 LaF0rge: massive upheavals in the API and never a real release :-( Mar 07 19:20:34 LaF0rge: thats why mplayer ended up forking it Mar 07 19:20:41 counter Mar 07 19:20:42 P0: http://www.flickr.com/photos/koenkooi/412593301/ P1: 3 weeks, 3 days 16:39:18 (24.694 +-7.0 days) (see faq) (494) Mar 07 19:20:49 don-o, the guy promised to come back tomorrow ( after recieving a detailed desciption my the location ) Mar 07 19:21:01 rob_w: you are that hard to find? Mar 07 19:21:19 it is new but not out of a town , Mar 07 19:22:24 sixfeet_: sound themes? you mean like, matching button click sounds for each ringtone? Mar 07 19:22:33 XorA|gone, the simple fact of a newly created street , takes local dhl to loose one full day of time Mar 07 19:22:59 rob_w: its probably not on their GPS :-) Mar 07 19:23:22 these days you live or die with the data you can have available Mar 07 19:23:59 ;-) but tomorrow is a good day to arrive for neo, i ve plenty of time and stay at home Mar 07 19:25:53 wansti, wie sag ich's? some different themes for ring/sms/a.s.o. but all have to belong to the same style Mar 07 19:26:50 ah, okay Mar 07 19:29:53 counter Mar 07 19:29:53 P0: http://www.flickr.com/photos/koenkooi/412593301/ P1: 3 weeks, 3 days 16:30:06 (24.688 +-7.0 days) (see faq) (495) Mar 07 19:30:21 http://buildhost.openmoko.org/tmp/deploy/ipk/armv4t/mplayer_0.0+1.0rc1-r8_armv4t.ipk Mar 07 19:30:25 * balrog-kun has a 19:42 uptime on OM Mar 07 19:32:34 Shoragan - Did the AT commands realy output "" or a real manufacturer? Mar 07 19:33:17 elrond: no, this is really the output Mar 07 19:33:36 does someone have some insight as to why my openmokomake is failing? http://pastie.caboo.se/45413 Mar 07 19:33:36 elrond: I'm trying to get this fixed for at least two months now, to no avail :( Mar 07 19:34:46 LaF0rge: and you certainly are in positiuon to request such a fix ;) Mar 07 19:34:48 LaF0rge - That's not true? Mar 07 19:36:30 Elrond: It is. Don't ask. :( Mar 07 19:38:48 dwery: I didn't recieve the debug board - sorry I can't help you Mar 07 19:39:01 noidd: thanks anyway, I appreciated your offer! Mar 07 19:39:09 I thought, I had some basic idea, how "industry" works. But this is just strange. Mar 07 19:39:24 dwery: since nobody else is fixing it, I'm waiting to get sourcecode+toolchain for that gsm firmware Mar 07 19:39:24 don-o: no, but do you have a C compiler installed? Mar 07 19:39:50 cjb: yes, the binutils and many other packages were apparently successfully built. Mar 07 19:39:52 LaF0rge: you. will. be. getting. source. code. and. toolchain.? Mar 07 19:40:17 cjb: maybe i can start over with the glibc build Mar 07 19:40:35 LaF0rge: I bet you could plaster your walls with the NDAs required to do that... Mar 07 19:40:50 I know at least a couple of guys that would even kill to get their hands on something like that :) Mar 07 19:41:36 dwery - With the right equipment or the right money, it's no problem. Mar 07 19:41:47 neither of the two is rich :p Mar 07 19:41:59 dwery - tihi ;) Mar 07 19:42:32 Elrond: yes Mar 07 19:42:50 Okay, I don't care much for the manufacturer. But the IMEI certainly would be useful. Mar 07 19:42:59 err, it was Mar 07 19:44:39 I've been assigned some IMEIs years ago.. I wonder what happened to them :) Mar 07 19:45:06 dwery - Huh? Mar 07 19:45:28 my company worked with some embedded gsm modules and we were granted IMEIs for them Mar 07 19:46:02 what is the command to read the imei Mar 07 19:46:14 hello Mar 07 19:46:42 I've got a quick question about something marginally related to openmoko Mar 07 19:46:42 Shoragan - In theory the "serial number" one. :-| Mar 07 19:47:18 How many of you have blogs with tagging support? :) Mar 07 19:47:27 with RSS for each tag Mar 07 19:47:32 (like on WordPress.com) Mar 07 19:47:40 drupal supports it Mar 07 19:48:00 yeah, I mean do you guys use tags like that? Mar 07 19:48:01 Shoragan - at+cgsn would be it. But you tested that, I think. Mar 07 19:48:16 at+CIMI or something like that Mar 07 19:48:23 CGSN is serial number, not imsi Mar 07 19:48:26 imei Mar 07 19:48:46 because there is this idea we had and are working on for this nw site which involves a special way of submitting content for publishing on the site Mar 07 19:49:01 all you have to do is tag your post as "mobiliberty" and submit the RSS feed of that tag to our site Mar 07 19:49:15 and every next time you tag it "mobiliberty", it gets submit to us :) Mar 07 19:49:27 and likely published Mar 07 19:49:33 a multiblog across many blogs :) Mar 07 19:49:56 about open mobile topics Mar 07 19:50:16 LaF0rge - AT+CIMI queries the IMSI of the SIM card. Mar 07 19:50:21 libervisco: sounds like planet Mar 07 19:50:42 buz, yes, but you decide what gets to it and what not Mar 07 19:50:53 by tagging what you wish submitted Mar 07 19:50:53 can do that with planet to Mar 07 19:51:10 (when you do tagged rss streams) Mar 07 19:51:31 hmm well, true.. but this is a bit more streamlines because we also moderate content Mar 07 19:51:40 potentially increasing on relevance I guess Mar 07 19:51:49 cjb: here is a much more informative error message, although im not sure where the fix should go. http://pastie.caboo.se/45417 Mar 07 19:52:03 ah ok moderation commonly isnt done with planet Mar 07 19:52:15 buz, oh and people can comment within our "planet" :) Mar 07 19:52:17 on each item Mar 07 19:52:26 ah slashdot ;) Mar 07 19:52:27 creating a central community Mar 07 19:52:31 hehe Mar 07 19:52:44 sort of :) Mar 07 19:52:48 RSS powered slashdot :) Mar 07 19:53:00 dupes! Mar 07 19:53:12 dupes? Mar 07 19:53:15 in soviet russia rss dupes you Mar 07 19:53:39 dupe reminds me of digg slang for duplicate... Mar 07 19:53:50 oh well, it's not a dupe :P Mar 07 19:54:15 morning folks Mar 07 19:54:23 i think its not even slang http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=dupe Mar 07 19:54:30 are there any phones that i can buy today that run openmoko? Mar 07 19:54:30 srbaker: See http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FAQ (Hopefully this link answers your question. This autotrigger for new nick and question during first 15 minutes done only once.) Mar 07 19:55:13 so.. would anyone be willing to tag and submit to our planet? Mar 07 19:55:17 (when it launches) Mar 07 19:55:24 aloril: somehow that isnt really english Mar 07 19:55:27 this autotrigger Mar 07 19:55:51 hello Mar 07 19:57:02 how do they define "developers" ? Mar 07 19:57:04 anyway, bbl (you'll hear of it on the mailing list when it launches anyway) Mar 07 19:57:05 buz: close enough Mar 07 19:57:20 srbaker: anyone not fearing breakage Mar 07 19:57:32 buz: okay, so they're not going to refuse me when i try to buy one, eh? Mar 07 19:57:36 no Mar 07 19:57:39 and it's GSM, right, so i can just use it on my GSM provider? Mar 07 19:57:40 as long as you pay Mar 07 19:57:42 yes Mar 07 19:57:47 okay, good Mar 07 19:57:53 i'm in canada. any locking/region issues? Mar 07 19:57:58 no Mar 07 19:58:02 fully open Mar 07 19:58:09 srbaker: GSM isn't like CDMA Mar 07 19:58:24 okay, good Mar 07 19:58:28 Stephmw: there are still locks. Mar 07 19:58:38 srbaker: sure, but they're operator enforced Mar 07 19:58:39 only in firmware Mar 07 19:58:43 guyz i was wondering normal users will get their mobiles around september? Mar 07 19:58:43 bbb8: See http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FAQ (Hopefully this link answers your question. This autotrigger for new nick and question during first 15 minutes done only once.) Mar 07 19:58:51 Stephmw: there is a GSM provider int eh us (i forget who) that refuses to talk to any phones that aren't on its pre-approved list of IMEIs Mar 07 19:58:54 so that's good Mar 07 19:59:21 right. the Neo1973 hardware doesn't have locks. Operators are beyond our control ;) Mar 07 19:59:47 good Mar 07 19:59:49 i'm going to order one Mar 07 19:59:58 I'm waiting for P1+ ;) Mar 07 20:00:21 http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS5815255308.html if that can run firefox, so will neo Mar 07 20:00:47 buz: meh. I don't want FF's memory footprint on a phone. Mar 07 20:01:02 stephmw right Mar 07 20:01:03 Stephmw: that thing has 128MB ram and 200mhz ARM926EJ Mar 07 20:01:09 buz: still Mar 07 20:01:18 buz: I want my apps lean Mar 07 20:01:27 nothing forces you to use ff Mar 07 20:01:32 * Stephmw tickles buz Mar 07 20:02:22 * buz cries Mar 07 20:02:28 people are so mean to me Mar 07 20:02:44 * Stephmw stuffs a FF plush toy up buz's jumper Mar 07 20:02:45 looks like neo works with Cingular SIM Mar 07 20:02:46 buz get better jokes Mar 07 20:02:55 no SIM == straight to answerphone Mar 07 20:02:55 noidd: good! Mar 07 20:03:10 noidd: would you create/update the wiki with this info? Mar 07 20:03:11 SIM == phone rings for X times then goes to answerphone Mar 07 20:03:18 sure Mar 07 20:03:28 but neo doesnt actually figure out the gsm is ringing? Mar 07 20:03:41 noidd: it's especially important in the US with the anal operators Mar 07 20:03:42 buz: if it does I don't know how Mar 07 20:04:21 I guess I could systemcall trace whatever is listening on the uart Mar 07 20:04:21 ok so in its current state its kinda useless as phone ;) Mar 07 20:04:27 I'll check it out later tonight. Mar 07 20:05:26 buz: expected though, from the blogs Mar 07 20:05:33 yeah Mar 07 20:05:57 Stephmw - What's that US operator issue you're talking about? Mar 07 20:06:19 Elrond: lock-in mania, it's so 1990 Europe ;) Mar 07 20:06:39 Elrond: I know it's improving, but it's slow Mar 07 20:07:05 http://209.85.135.104/search?q=cache:uGUceFJUU94J:research.microsoft.com/~GBell/CGB%2520Files/MyLifeBitsMM02%25200212%2520c.pdf+my+life+bits&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=2&ie=UTF-8 i want that for my neo ;) Mar 07 20:07:09 customers get, what they want. ;o)) Mar 07 20:08:17 naaaah, stay a while in ewwwwrope and you'll see operators are far more accomodating Mar 07 20:08:45 basically, they dont give a shit as long as you pay the call charges Mar 07 20:09:03 aye Mar 07 20:18:25 aloril: counter_set P0: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/neo1973/ Mar 07 20:18:32 counter Mar 07 20:18:32 P0: http://www.flickr.com/photos/koenkooi/412593301/ P1: 3 weeks, 3 days 15:41:27 (24.654 +-7.0 days) (see faq) (496) Mar 07 20:18:40 Bah.. ;) Mar 07 20:21:00 openmoko: 03laforge * r1264 10/trunk/oe/packages/tasks/task-openmoko.bb: add screen to the default build, mplayer to the apps and ltrace to the debug task Mar 07 20:21:20 openmoko: 03laforge * r1265 10/trunk/oe/packages/openmoko-pim/ (4 files in 2 dirs): interim fix for openmoko-dates Mar 07 20:21:44 openmoko: 03laforge * r1266 10/trunk/oe/packages/images/ (. openmoko-devel-image.bb): add examples to the devel image Mar 07 20:28:48 http://www.sicherheitsschwankung.de/gallery/v/openmoko/IMG_8392.JPG.html Mar 07 20:28:49 http://www.sicherheitsschwankung.de/gallery/v/openmoko/IMG_8397.JPG.html Mar 07 20:28:51 * LaF0rge keeps playing 'thereisnophone.ogg' on his phone Mar 07 20:29:46 does the audioplayer application work on P0? Mar 07 20:30:24 don-o: madplay or ogg123 Mar 07 20:30:35 alphaone: ah. Mar 07 20:31:03 LaF0rge: that one is my entry for "The Official Neo Ringtone" Mar 07 20:31:08 alphaone: http://www.sicherheitsschwankung.de/gallery2/gallery/d/5718-2/IMG_8392.JPG <= your phone? Mar 07 20:31:09 ...when it's finished, that is Mar 07 20:31:32 PBeck: Yeah Mar 07 20:31:43 we should try to package all of mickey's old amiga modules Mar 07 20:31:52 alphaone: have you edit a wikipage online? Mar 07 20:31:58 http://www.vanille-media.de/site/index.php/projects/amiga-modules/ Mar 07 20:32:04 The webbrowser app is so slow that you practically don't fell the overhead added by softwarerotate Mar 07 20:32:58 bah. software rotate :( Mar 07 20:32:58 * dwery keeps playing therisnophone.ogg too Mar 07 20:33:08 LaF0rge: What was the mod tracker app again? Mar 07 20:33:26 alpha: tracker? you want to write/modify them? Mar 07 20:33:27 LaF0rge: I just wanted to see how bad it really is Mar 07 20:33:34 alphaone: that mean? Mar 07 20:33:37 LaF0rge: No, just play them Mar 07 20:33:43 alpha: I didn't do any of that since my dos time Mar 07 20:34:39 alphaone: http://www.sicherheitsschwankung.de/gallery2/gallery/d/5718-2/IMG_8392.JPG <= i mean this picture Mar 07 20:35:04 is this online or a editor? Mar 07 20:35:27 LaF0rge: Okay. I thought mickey had a mod player installed globally Mar 07 20:36:02 PBeck: It is online via bluetooth PAN. I didn't edit anything, though. :-) Mar 07 20:36:13 alphaone: cool Mar 07 20:36:18 how fast it is? Mar 07 20:36:42 mhh a neo is up for grabs Mar 07 20:36:42 hum ... how fast can you surf? perhaps a better sentence ^^ Mar 07 20:37:34 alphaone: i see the screen rotate applet works for you? Mar 07 20:37:36 alphaone: can you perhaps take a photo with the t630 and the neo? Mar 07 20:38:03 buz: 'is up for grabs' ? Mar 07 20:38:05 PBeck: The actual data transfer was about 300kb/s over ssh. The web browser is way slower rendering the pages Mar 07 20:38:11 LaF0rge: see ML Mar 07 20:38:18 (i think its kinda weird) Mar 07 20:38:18 which ML Mar 07 20:38:21 But of course this is all beta. It keeps crashing, too Mar 07 20:38:27 devel Mar 07 20:38:36 alpha: I still haven't sent out the bluetooth MAC addresses. Mar 07 20:38:41 should do that at some point Mar 07 20:38:49 alphaone: thats not so slow i think, or? Mar 07 20:39:00 balrog-kun: Yeah, it works. It's slow, but it works Mar 07 20:39:15 PBeck: surfing in general is quite slow Mar 07 20:39:27 PBeck: What t630? Mar 07 20:39:55 counter? Mar 07 20:39:56 P0: http://www.flickr.com/photos/koenkooi/412593301/ source: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/MokoMakefile ; P0: devices shipped at 2007-03-05; 3 weeks, 3 days 15:20:04 (24.639 +-7.0 days) for devices for *ANYBODY* for $350 (targeting developers) (preorders: not yet) (2007-03-31); 6 months, a week, a day (192.639 +-15.0 days) for mass market (2007-09-15): see topic for more info (497) Mar 07 20:40:21 http://buildhost.openmoko.org/tmp/deploy/ipk/armv4t/mikmod_3.2.2-beta1-r1_armv4t.ipk Mar 07 20:40:31 LaF0rge: Thanks Mar 07 20:40:31 http://www.sicherheitsschwankung.de/gallery2/gallery/d/5615-2/IMG_8323.JPG <= alphaone is that phone not yours? Mar 07 20:40:54 laforge uh the proc isnt armv5? Mar 07 20:41:34 PBeck: Yeah, that's mine Mar 07 20:41:58 LaF0rge: root@fic-gta01:~$ hcitool dev Mar 07 20:41:59 Devices: Mar 07 20:41:59 hci0 00:06:6E:14:13:B6 Mar 07 20:42:06 Where's that from then? Mar 07 20:42:19 alphaone: i have a t630 too, so i can relation the bigness of the two cases Mar 07 20:42:44 respectively the phones Mar 07 20:43:03 alphaone - How did you turn the X11 to landscape mode? Mar 07 20:43:14 PBeck: Ah, sorry. Here it goes by the name "crappy Sony Ericsson phone without a descent organizer function" Mar 07 20:43:18 Will do Mar 07 20:43:22 just a sec Mar 07 20:43:41 that screen is unbelievably good Mar 07 20:43:53 you can actually ready it on bad shots Mar 07 20:44:10 alphaone: rofl :P I have here a w800i, too ;) My new phone would be the neo1973 ^^ Mar 07 20:44:24 Elrond: Klich on the App Launcher (top left) ->Utiliities -> Panel -> Screen Rotator Mar 07 20:44:33 with (i hope) a good organizer at phase2 ;) Mar 07 20:44:38 Then you click on the item to rotate Mar 07 20:44:40 and a good e-mail client Mar 07 20:44:43 alphaone: that is interesting. really interesting Mar 07 20:44:53 alphaone: I cannot test, because I don't have Bv3 with working BT :( Mar 07 20:45:13 buz: Yeah and you can make the font real small Mar 07 20:45:23 alphaone - Ahh, cool. :) Mar 07 20:46:09 btw the earphones of the neo are quite cool.. never seen similar ones here in .it Mar 07 20:46:12 PBeck: We'll make a group photo of all our phones here in a minute Mar 07 20:46:16 LaF0rge: :-( Mar 07 20:46:31 alphaone: super :D Mar 07 20:46:52 LaF0rge: get the one from the polish guy then ;) Mar 07 20:46:53 * LaF0rge plays mickey's mods with mikmod now Mar 07 20:46:57 (i think he's polish anyway) Mar 07 20:47:09 buz: I hop I'll have one soon Mar 07 20:47:21 would make sense ;) Mar 07 20:47:45 any roadmap for v1.5 already? Mar 07 20:50:08 heh, so phase 0 has no working dialer? Mar 07 20:50:20 nope Mar 07 20:51:33 that's funny - just a couple weeks ago I was talking with a colleague and said that making phone calls with the machine is probably just by using a terminal for the first month or so ;) Mar 07 20:52:00 LaF0rge: just as a side note - it's great to see you hacking for openmoko - your work on netfilter has always been excellent Mar 07 20:52:06 in some sense, p0 is the -1st month Mar 07 20:52:27 LaF0rge: do you have an ETA when we can start asking GPS related questions (e.g. next week, next month, etc) Mar 07 20:52:29 hadaka: thanks, unfortunately I can't work on netfilter these days :( Mar 07 20:52:42 koen: I would say one month is a good idea Mar 07 20:52:57 yeah, it's great that people get to hack on the device, dialer or not Mar 07 20:53:00 keon: We still have too many questions on our own now. Sean himself is looking into this Mar 07 20:53:03 LaF0rge: thanks, I'll bump down the items on my TODO accordingly :) Mar 07 20:53:12 LaF0rge: we already have a working firewall, now we need a working phone ;) Mar 07 20:53:16 LaF0rge: I know, that's why I asked Mar 07 20:53:30 hadaka: the phone even comes with ipv6 connection tracking :) Mar 07 20:53:53 hadaka: and policy routing + tc support Mar 07 20:53:55 LaF0rge: christ, the last time I tried that, it was remotely panicable Mar 07 20:54:13 (which was some years ago, though) Mar 07 20:54:27 hi LaF0rge :) Mar 07 20:54:28 LaF0rge: I'm already drooling at the possibilities Mar 07 20:54:31 hi xkr Mar 07 20:54:46 has the load gone down a bit ? Mar 07 20:55:02 xkr: not really, I'm taking something like half a day off for stupid things Mar 07 20:55:08 such as packaging mod files for the neo Mar 07 20:55:10 :/ Mar 07 20:55:17 heh hee Mar 07 20:55:17 or packaging openalchemy ;) Mar 07 20:55:59 * xkr47 buys LaF0rge 10 hours of sleep for 130 eur Mar 07 20:56:28 ;) Mar 07 20:56:33 is the P1 box going to contain the debug boards & things as well? (and most importantly, guitar pick?) Mar 07 20:56:35 * dwery buys LaF0rge a V3 neo :) Mar 07 20:57:05 dwery: i have tons of V3 here, but no Bv3 with bluetooth Mar 07 20:57:12 xkr47: thats cheap sleep Mar 07 20:57:23 * dwery buys LaF0rge a bt module and saves some money :) Mar 07 20:57:40 buz, doh.. where can I buy quality sleep? Mar 07 20:57:41 :) Mar 07 20:57:47 i have Bv2 with working bluetooth Mar 07 20:57:51 xkr47: if you find out, let me know Mar 07 20:58:11 (i've found girls can both help and hurt quality sleep) Mar 07 20:58:15 * dwery saves money Mar 07 20:58:16 :-D Mar 07 20:58:24 buz, :) Mar 07 20:58:35 bt seems working fine anyhow, as far as I've read. i will try it tomorrow Mar 07 20:58:36 buz, depending on girl or same girl ?-) Mar 07 20:58:43 with my bt over lan adapter Mar 07 20:58:45 xkr47: both actually ;) Mar 07 20:58:52 heh Mar 07 20:59:00 (tho people say i sleep like a stone) Mar 07 20:59:09 supposedly it is very hard to get me awake when i dont want to Mar 07 20:59:47 and since i can rarely remember any dreams, some times i think i just pass out instead of sleeping ;) Mar 07 20:59:49 buz: Some things always make me want to wake up... ;) Mar 07 20:59:52 buz, if it wasn't for openmoko, people would think you're dead or in a coma now :D Mar 07 21:00:07 buz, heh Mar 07 21:00:35 buz, try concentrating tonight that in the middle of a dream, you'll wake up :) Mar 07 21:00:54 doesnt work after a beer in any case Mar 07 21:00:56 You like to know why OpenEZX loves OpenMoko? http://sicherheitsschwankung.de/gallery/v/openmoko/IMG_8400.JPG.html Mar 07 21:01:07 hehe Mar 07 21:01:23 *three*???? Mar 07 21:01:37 buz: Three guys, three phones Mar 07 21:01:43 someone is playing tic-tac-toe with phones :) Mar 07 21:01:45 buz: We have a hacking seesion here Mar 07 21:01:45 i wonder what a neo would fetch on ebay Mar 07 21:01:59 buz: alphaone, Shoragan, wansti, and me Mar 07 21:02:13 that makes 4 in my head Mar 07 21:02:19 i don't count Mar 07 21:02:19 stefan_schmidt, tell me about your hacking session! Mar 07 21:02:24 i'm just the artist :-) Mar 07 21:02:27 heh Mar 07 21:02:41 * buz hands wansti some artist helpers Mar 07 21:02:42 :-) Mar 07 21:02:45 stefan_schmidt: I've played with those Motos on the top-left... always left greasy ear prints on the screen after ending a call ;) Mar 07 21:02:48 oh wait those are illegal in germany Mar 07 21:02:59 xkr47: http://sicherheitsschwankung.de/gallery/v/openmoko Mar 07 21:03:01 :D Mar 07 21:03:05 lol Mar 07 21:03:29 (well technically they arent exactly legal here either) Mar 07 21:03:44 PBeck: http://www.sicherheitsschwankung.de/gallery/v/openmoko/IMG_8401.JPG.html Mar 07 21:03:49 how FIC will handle the certification in the EU? Mar 07 21:04:10 The last link shows all phones we have here. :) Mar 07 21:04:13 did you get OM on EZX already? Mar 07 21:04:31 buz: booting, but not working Mar 07 21:04:49 i have ruled out moto anyway Mar 07 21:04:56 at least as long as they wont add wifi Mar 07 21:04:56 buz: I starts and I can start the mainmenu but not much more Mar 07 21:05:03 boy, you must be having fun :) Mar 07 21:05:17 buz: The A910 is supposed to have wifi Mar 07 21:05:17 hell yeah :-) Mar 07 21:05:24 http://buildhost.openmoko.org/tmp/deploy/ipk/armv4t/openmoko-sounds-mickeys-modules_1-r0_armv4t.ipk Mar 07 21:05:24 this is like the ultimate geek porn Mar 07 21:05:56 alphaone, Shoragan, wansti: We need to order pizza soon. :) Mar 07 21:06:04 Heh Mar 07 21:06:05 stefan that isnt a real session there is no pizza Mar 07 21:06:08 alphaone: wow photoshooting :D Mar 07 21:06:20 you have many phones :P Mar 07 21:06:31 that's like a 12some Mar 07 21:06:44 cellphone gang bang Mar 07 21:06:49 lets hope many new neos will be born Mar 07 21:07:04 maybe even clamshell neos Mar 07 21:07:21 alphaone: thanks for the photo Mar 07 21:07:27 i go now offline Mar 07 21:07:28 PBeck: np Mar 07 21:07:28 bye bye Mar 07 21:07:33 Bye Mar 07 21:07:49 what happens when the backlight goes off? Mar 07 21:07:54 can you read anything at all? Mar 07 21:08:04 buz: no Mar 07 21:08:08 dooo Mar 07 21:08:16 not even big black letters on white background? Mar 07 21:08:49 buz: No, nothing Mar 07 21:08:56 doooooooh Mar 07 21:09:08 that was definitely one thing i love about the p900 screen Mar 07 21:09:15 you can read the clock without having backlight Mar 07 21:10:49 buz: Yeah Mar 07 21:11:10 It seems that the complete screen is switched off Mar 07 21:11:51 that could possibly be changed in software though? by simply not giving pulses to the leds? Mar 07 21:12:13 buz: I don't know if that is the case Mar 07 21:13:56 koen, are you building you openmoko image from standard oe? Mar 07 21:14:17 * xkr47 wonders why the cpu mhz is not shown in cuinfo in IMG_8382 Mar 07 21:16:11 xkr47: because it is not present there Mar 07 21:16:18 Shoragan: yes, from OE Mar 07 21:17:05 :P Mar 07 21:18:36 openmoko: 03laforge * r1267 10/trunk/oe/packages/openmoko-base/openmoko-sounds-mickeys-modules.bb: Mar 07 21:18:36 openmoko: this is jsut a package with mickey's modules from Mar 07 21:18:36 openmoko: http://www.vanille-media.de/site/index.php/projects/amiga-modules/ or Mar 07 21:18:36 openmoko: http://www.vanille.de/modules/, let's see how long it takes him to find out Mar 07 21:18:37 openmoko: about this tribute :) Mar 07 21:19:17 LaF0rge: ;DD Mar 07 21:19:30 LaF0rge: does it depend on mikmod player? Mar 07 21:19:33 oh, no Mar 07 21:19:50 is there something like a virtual-module-player? Mar 07 21:19:59 i mean, you probably have many such players in OE, right? Mar 07 21:20:19 LaF0rge: one quick question: to flash rootfs with dfu-util I need to connect debug board? Mar 07 21:20:28 no Mar 07 21:20:30 LaF0rge: there are some but no virtual for it Mar 07 21:20:31 only for the bootloader Mar 07 21:21:09 LaF0rge: dfu-util wiki page show info for flashing when neo is in 'dfu mode' but no info how to switch into it Mar 07 21:21:24 hrw: happens automatically if you use ti Mar 07 21:21:25 it Mar 07 21:21:38 hrw: if you use either -D or -U it's switched Mar 07 21:22:29 LaF0rge: so need to boot into bootmenu (dfu-util show runtime mode) and force dfu-util download? Mar 07 21:22:53 no need to force Mar 07 21:22:57 it's normal operation mode ;) Mar 07 21:23:00 hrw: enter boot meny, start upload Mar 07 21:23:01 but yes, that's it Mar 07 21:23:08 heh Mar 07 21:23:11 and make sure it doesn't switch off, see errata Mar 07 21:23:39 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo1973_Phase_0#Workaround Mar 07 21:23:58 * LaF0rge is very happy about the modules Mar 07 21:24:13 we need to make it top prio to support .mod and .sid files as ringtones Mar 07 21:24:26 * alphaone is now listening to mickeys mods Mar 07 21:25:37 * dwery remebers those old amiga times Mar 07 21:26:21 thx guys Mar 07 21:26:26 dwery: I remember all the current demoparties even :P Mar 07 21:26:46 eheh. I stil have 11 Amigas.. somewhere in the house Mar 07 21:27:48 * LaF0rge tries to keep buildhost busy with building minimo Mar 07 21:28:52 back.mod is really cool Mar 07 21:29:11 we need gstreamer player Mar 07 21:31:30 hrw: yes, we nee all kinds of gstreamer :) Mar 07 21:31:54 gst-launch is a console 'player' :) Mar 07 21:32:30 booted Mar 07 21:32:47 LaF0rge: I will provide gstreamer update soon into OE Mar 07 21:33:14 hmm.. need to erase rootfs next time Mar 07 21:33:23 hrw: pleaes note that fluendo has interest in supporting neo1973 actively Mar 07 21:34:39 nice Mar 07 21:35:43 koen: gtk has to depend on icon-hicolor probably Mar 07 21:35:56 you mean the icon-cache errors? Mar 07 21:35:59 yes Mar 07 21:36:28 does gstreamer support tremor? Mar 07 21:36:33 LaF0rge: yes Mar 07 21:36:36 gst-plugin-ivorbis Mar 07 21:36:41 NOTE: the following files were installed but not shipped in any package: Mar 07 21:36:41 NOTE: /usr/lib/gstreamer-0.10/.debug/libgstcoreelements.so Mar 07 21:36:41 NOTE: /usr/lib/gstreamer-0.10/.debug/libgstcoreindexers.so Mar 07 21:36:52 * hrw goes to bed - cu Mar 07 21:37:09 hrw: good idea Mar 07 21:37:11 'night all Mar 07 21:37:15 night hrw Mar 07 21:38:07 buz: there is a compromise between visibility when off, and amount of backlight power per unit brightness. Mar 07 21:38:21 i know Mar 07 21:38:30 Quite a large compromise - double. Mar 07 21:42:44 alphaone: put link to thost images on the wiki Mar 07 21:45:38 SpeedEvil: Will do Mar 07 21:45:51 err Mar 07 21:46:04 s/put/i've put/ Mar 07 21:46:11 Sorryu Mar 07 21:47:07 SpeedEvil: Ah, okay. Great Mar 07 21:47:17 hi all Mar 07 21:48:19 i am wandering about how the openmoko works...is it a striped linux kernel with hardware support for phones? Mar 07 21:48:19 rekahsoft: See http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FAQ (Hopefully this link answers your question. This autotrigger for new nick and question during first 15 minutes done only once.) Mar 07 21:49:24 i wander why he left? Mar 07 22:00:53 anyone know how to make a Bluetooth device discoverable? Mar 07 22:01:09 that wholly depends on the device Mar 07 22:01:11 alphaone that depends on your device Mar 07 22:01:15 It's in the manual. Mar 07 22:01:22 I thought iscan enable; pscan enable; was enough Mar 07 22:01:38 on bluez? sounds sane Mar 07 22:01:38 SpeedEvil: Manual? Mar 07 22:01:50 err, - sorry, I've just woken up. Mar 07 22:01:55 I'm talking about the neo Mar 07 22:02:03 :-) Mar 07 22:02:46 alphaone which device class do you set? some obt clients only discover certain types and dont even show others Mar 07 22:03:48 roh: class 0x120112 Mar 07 22:04:19 hm.. now the interresting question.. how to decode that.. my notebook here uses 0x3e0100 Mar 07 22:04:48 roh: I just copied that value from my notebook. Will check now Mar 07 22:04:54 hi roh! Mar 07 22:05:07 hey LaF0rge Mar 07 22:07:30 Still doesn't show up.. Mar 07 22:08:20 can you browse other devices like your pc from the moko? Mar 07 22:09:19 roh: Yeah, it works the other way round. If I initialize pand from the neo I have connectivity. Mar 07 22:09:33 But I can't connect to the Neo Mar 07 22:09:40 only from Mar 07 22:09:51 roh: you can install any servers or clients you like on it Mar 07 22:10:29 oh you mean bluetooth Mar 07 22:10:59 00:20:E0:3A:4E:C8 is a valid bluetooth address, right? Mar 07 22:11:43 alphaone yepp. its like normal mac-addresses Mar 07 22:15:02 alphaone - Thanks for the hires pics with the neo on the keyboard. I resized them to "original" size to see, how the neo with real stuff on it might look. Mar 07 22:15:35 Elrond: np Mar 07 22:15:56 Elrond: That keyboard is from my X40 Mar 07 22:16:07 alphaone - :) Mar 07 22:16:16 Base result: I need larger font. Mar 07 22:21:26 LaF0rge: stefan_schmidt's phone has a MAC address, too: 00:06:6E:13:37:E4 Mar 07 22:21:30 1337? Mar 07 22:22:09 *G* Mar 07 22:23:12 hihi phoneme runs on the simpad Mar 07 22:23:33 hey woglinde Mar 07 22:23:40 he roh Mar 07 22:24:48 woglinde you i always meet when there is sth. new, intteresting, hacker-ish going on ;) Mar 07 22:25:26 roh *g* Mar 07 22:26:09 roh its only accident Mar 07 22:26:25 of course... pure coincidence ;) Mar 07 22:26:38 if I didnt a course about robtics I had never met zecke and never mickeyl :) Mar 07 22:26:45 +attend Mar 07 22:27:10 youre still in berlin? we should go drinking some time Mar 07 22:27:18 yes I am Mar 07 22:27:26 started study again at the fu Mar 07 22:27:35 in 2003/2004 Mar 07 22:27:42 i see Mar 07 22:38:19 <-- will be in berlin the overnext weekend. ;) Mar 07 22:47:57 hi Mar 07 22:49:30 Did anyone else notice that the debug board has wires that lead to /dev/null? Mar 07 22:50:58 alpha: if you add it to some faq somewherer I'll answer that implicit question ;) Mar 07 22:53:50 re Mar 07 22:53:53 mh, -ETIMEDOUT, I'm off to bed now Mar 07 22:54:14 * SpeedEvil ponders neo branded pillows. Mar 07 22:54:20 *g* Mar 07 22:54:23 LaF0rge: good night Mar 07 22:54:30 LaF0rge: good night Mar 07 22:54:37 I'm in the process of adding it Mar 07 22:54:38 too early for me to go to bed... Mar 07 22:55:04 florian: your neo arrived? Mar 07 22:55:11 stefan_schmidt: yes Mar 07 22:55:27 anyone who knows offhad what the browser is based on? Mar 07 22:55:28 florian: gpe-phone working? ;) Mar 07 22:55:53 stefan_schmidt: heh not yet, i was just about to try a fresh build on the a780 Mar 07 22:56:08 florian: ah, also nice. :) Mar 07 22:56:09 LaF0rge: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FAQ#Misc Mar 07 22:56:23 florian: Segfault? Mar 07 22:56:43 :-) Mar 07 22:56:53 alphaone: Yes! ;) Mar 07 22:58:15 * florian waits for philippe to get gpe-mini-browser in place Mar 07 22:59:29 anyone gut a dfu-util .deb for sid? Mar 07 23:02:30 coredump its in oe Mar 07 23:02:51 florian - Any issues with customs? Mar 07 23:02:54 +mhentges@oe-neo1973:..penembedded.dev/packages >find . -name "*dfu*" Mar 07 23:02:54 +mhentges@oe-neo1973:..penembedded.dev/packages > Mar 07 23:03:03 woglinde: I don't think so Mar 07 23:03:19 coredumo koen add it believe me Mar 07 23:03:35 maybe he forgot to push it? Mar 07 23:07:32 Elrond: no, not at all Mar 07 23:07:48 same here Mar 07 23:09:05 Let's see, what P0 people will have... Mar 07 23:17:54 ummm where is the "AUX" button? Mar 07 23:18:33 CoreDump|home: upside left, 911 button Mar 07 23:18:43 arrgh Mar 07 23:18:49 I took that for IRDA =D Mar 07 23:18:51 thanks Mar 07 23:19:00 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Image:Gta01b_v3_case_top_open_pcb_lift_white.jpg Mar 07 23:19:22 the switch to the lower left of the pic Mar 07 23:19:30 SpeedEvil: got it, thanks! Mar 07 23:19:48 on the black model it looks like the usual dark IRDA cover Mar 07 23:19:54 Ah. Mar 07 23:20:08 There is no IRDA :( Mar 07 23:20:12 yeah Mar 07 23:20:26 I won't miss it ;) Mar 07 23:20:40 I'd quite like it for 'universal remote' options. Mar 07 23:21:51 SpeedEvil: it'd be one of those low-power, low-range IRDA LEDs. Not useable as a "remote" control =) Mar 07 23:22:31 Even at a couple of meters range, it's not useless. Mar 07 23:23:05 SpeedEvil: s/meters/cm Mar 07 23:23:11 SpeedEvil - The irda on my siemens is like a couple of cm ;-) Mar 07 23:23:29 That's especially sucky - the one on my Visor worked out to a couple of metres. Mar 07 23:24:27 But it once helped to extract the pics from the photohandy of my girlfriend. ;) Mar 07 23:29:42 koen - Can you take a pic of the phone, so that one can see the 911/aux button clearly? ;) Mar 07 23:32:02 And the inside of the front of the case. Mar 07 23:32:53 for SpeedEvil, add a ruler, if you have one. :-) Mar 07 23:34:39 how do i switch to dfu mode? Mar 07 23:35:25 * CoreDump|home is kinda fighting w/ that as well Mar 07 23:35:36 florian: boot into the bootmenu Mar 07 23:36:26 CoreDump|home: i see... i don't get the list of options mentioned in the wiki Mar 07 23:36:39 but i can download new firmware Mar 07 23:36:46 really? hmm Mar 07 23:37:15 s/firmware/openmokoware/ ;o) Mar 07 23:37:57 I have trouble powering on the phone. I guess I need some more charging Mar 07 23:38:25 alphaone: I figured the /dev/null wires on the debug board were for tying to the jumpers to pull things up or down Mar 07 23:38:38 CoreDump|home - In theory it should run without a battery, if you supply current over usb. Mar 07 23:38:58 rwhitby: But the other end is not at all connected? Mar 07 23:39:38 correct. two wires, connected to a jumper set at the edge of the board, and taking a long route around the board. just right for bridging last-minute changes onto Mar 07 23:40:35 rwhitby: Okay Mar 07 23:40:38 I sess Mar 07 23:40:49 s/ss/e/ Mar 07 23:40:50 alphaone meant: I see Mar 07 23:41:57 nice bug: the bootloader turns off the device during file upload if you don't press a key from time to time Mar 07 23:42:52 huh? Mar 07 23:43:03 florian: Yeah, already in bugzilla and errata Mar 07 23:43:23 florian: The power off timer is not turned off during dfu mode. Mar 07 23:43:45 florian: Werner has a fix and will prepare some new uboot binaries soon Mar 07 23:44:45 ok, perfect Mar 07 23:45:14 ok, the oe built jffs2 is broken Mar 07 23:45:31 Have any u-boot things already merged upstream? Mar 07 23:46:35 Elrond: There where 9 patches for discussion already. Some acked some not. Not sure if some of them are already in. Mar 07 23:46:45 Elrond: Others will follow Mar 07 23:52:05 Good. :-) Mar 07 23:52:13 How about the kernel stuff? Mar 07 23:52:58 the kernel stuff would need a fair bit of clean-up Mar 07 23:53:04 i wonder if they fixed the u-boot bug already that forces to to keep pressing a button Mar 07 23:54:54 CoreDump|home - Scroll a few lines up. There seems working on it. Mar 07 23:55:15 Good night people. Mar 07 23:55:30 Elrond: fluffs is the arm-samsung subsystem maintainer. He already took some patches and reviewed others. Also work in progress. But other stuff has prio atm. Mar 07 23:57:26 so, any benchmarks yet? glxgears? ;-) Mar 07 23:57:30 stefan_schmidt - Good. :-)) Mar 07 23:57:40 rwhitby/alphaone: those lines on teh pcb are for capacitance/inductance measurements to verify the dieelctric constant of the PCB material in case the manufacturer fscked up Mar 07 23:58:11 apparently standard policy in the better FIC hardware departments to put those lines if there's space for them Mar 07 23:58:12 LaF0rge: Ah, nice to know :-) Mar 07 23:58:25 good stuff. Mar 07 23:58:31 aevin - Some simple measurements of write performance on sd or nand were done... scroll up. ;) Mar 07 23:58:34 Night now. Mar 07 23:58:42 n8 Elrond Mar 07 23:58:48 btw Mar 07 23:58:52 gn, Elrond. i'll read backlog. Mar 07 23:59:18 * florian can imagine LaF0rge in bed with his laptop answering questions :) Mar 08 00:04:19 * CoreDump|home fubared his kernel Mar 08 00:04:46 * CoreDump|home recovers w/ u-boot screen and dfu Mar 08 00:05:11 hello, everyone Mar 08 00:05:18 hi pavelm Mar 08 00:05:19 my openmoko arrived... Mar 08 00:05:30 :) Mar 08 00:05:31 pavelm: congrats Mar 08 00:05:36 ...so the question is -- how to get some phone software on it :-) Mar 08 00:05:55 stefan: Thanks. It also arrived amazingly fast. Mar 08 00:06:11 The dialer at the moment is a bit broken. Mar 08 00:06:14 As is GPRS. Mar 08 00:06:15 florian: hows your flash going? Mar 08 00:06:22 I guess I'm not yet ready to do full openmoko build... Mar 08 00:06:23 pavelm: yeah, two days more or less worldwide is neat Mar 08 00:06:42 stefan: it took them way more than that for olpc. Mar 08 00:07:19 is there binary image one can flash available somewhere? Mar 08 00:07:46 pavelm: GSM is a bit problematic atm. Mar 08 00:08:18 hi pavelm Mar 08 00:08:22 You can manually drive it atm. Sound is still somewhat broken Mar 08 00:08:25 Hi, florian Mar 08 00:08:35 pavelm: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Manually_using_GSM Mar 08 00:08:57 CoreDump|home: bad, for some reason the oe built jffs2 image is broken. i get filesystem errors after mounting Mar 08 00:08:58 stefan: Should I try to get my text-based-GSM (tui.sf.net) running on openmoko? Mar 08 00:09:12 florian: that is to be expected Mar 08 00:09:28 CoreDump|home: did i miss another errata? Mar 08 00:09:30 pavelm: You can, but this don't help you with the sound. :) Mar 08 00:09:33 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo1973_Phase_0#Workaround Mar 08 00:10:09 florian: ideally someone would patch image generation in OE =) Mar 08 00:10:30 According to Manually_using_GSM ... I should just issue ATD and it should call...? Mar 08 00:10:42 Or is there some mixer setup neccessary? Mar 08 00:10:47 pavelm: Yes, ringing works fine. Mar 08 00:10:54 * florian did Mar 08 00:11:12 pavelm: there are alsa state files in /etc/alsa you can play with them Mar 08 00:11:15 CoreDump|home: indeed, i don't think padding hurts anyway Mar 08 00:11:27 right Mar 08 00:11:34 slightly larger images Mar 08 00:12:03 pavelm: This stuff should be worked out in the next days. Hopefully Mar 08 00:12:04 pavelm beware.. this device has a awfull amout of mixer elements ;) Mar 08 00:13:04 stefan: ok, I guess I'll wait. Mar 08 00:13:38 pavelm: Give us some days or a week and I can tell you more. :) Mar 08 00:14:59 is gps capable of working in simple (not assisted) mode without additional software? Mar 08 00:15:13 Can I just cat ttyS1 (or how is it called) and get nmea? Mar 08 00:15:33 Look on AGPS Mar 08 00:15:35 briefly - no Mar 08 00:15:43 and the GPS daemon bit isn't there Mar 08 00:15:50 the GPS hardware is _dumb_ Mar 08 00:15:54 speed: aha, ok. Mar 08 00:15:57 it outputs satellite dopplers Mar 08 00:16:02 we 'cook' the data Mar 08 00:16:13 speed; Hmm, there's opensourcegps project somewhere. Mar 08 00:16:19 ...that should be able to cook the data ;-). Mar 08 00:16:36 ...I thought that it being connected over serial means some hope. Mar 08 00:16:39 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Hardware:AGPS Mar 08 00:16:53 The chipset doesn't output anything standard. Mar 08 00:16:59 it's an undocumented binary format Mar 08 00:17:06 and at the moment there is nothing to strace Mar 08 00:17:08 pavelm it does.. else it would be spi and more complicated to access from userspace ;) Mar 08 00:17:27 too bad. At least it is not connected by 1024 registers and doing DMA... Mar 08 00:17:28 it should be quite possible eventually to strace the supplied gps daemon, and reverse enginer from that. Mar 08 00:17:55 Just turning the power on and listening doesn't produce anything apparently. Mar 08 00:18:33 However, on the upside. Mar 08 00:18:54 The satelltie format is well known. And the hardware is dumb enough that it's not doing encryption or anything. Mar 08 00:20:28 Yes. Mar 08 00:21:09 Basically satelittes send binary data (documented) at 50bps, and important part is the timing between different sattelites. Mar 08 00:21:16 ...so it should be reasonably easy to decipher. Mar 08 00:21:25 There are fun possibilities. Mar 08 00:21:26 ...still writing good gps software is likely going to be tricky. Mar 08 00:21:41 Generate DGPS from stationary recievers in the area (neos on charge) Mar 08 00:22:18 P2P DGPS - download a couple of hundred bytes of DGPS info, and you've got +-0.3m or so accuracy for a minute or two. Mar 08 00:23:51 speed: p2p dgps is _evil_. Mar 08 00:23:58 Why? Mar 08 00:24:12 speed: I meant it is good idea. Mar 08 00:24:15 oh Mar 08 00:24:16 :) Mar 08 00:24:31 There are DGPS transmitters in the states, but we can't recieve them. Mar 08 00:24:37 speed: But I do not think it will work. ... you usually charge indoors where signal is poor. Mar 08 00:24:58 True - it only takes one phone with a signal within 100km or so though. Mar 08 00:24:58 speed: and you'd need to know position of neo being charged down to centimeters. Mar 08 00:25:14 Not really - only that it's stationary, to get most of the benefit. Mar 08 00:25:40 GTA01Bv3# nand erase.jffs2 rootfs <- doesn't work for me. s/.jffs2// is ok Mar 08 00:26:07 Especially if it's got a good signal. If it's got only a few satellites, then no it won't work well. But if it can see them all, it can get good reports on per-satellite errors. Mar 08 00:26:10 hey all, is there a tentative release date for the OpenMoko? I wasn't able to find any such information on the website Mar 08 00:26:10 ronocdh: See http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FAQ (Hopefully this link answers your question. This autotrigger for new nick and question during first 15 minutes done only once.) Mar 08 00:26:23 End of the month Mar 08 00:26:43 brave aloril Mar 08 00:26:47 *g* Mar 08 00:26:47 for developers Mar 08 00:27:07 It'll be in a basic state at that time - a working phone, nothing more Mar 08 00:27:09 man I love irc bots Mar 08 00:27:20 counter Mar 08 00:27:21 P0: http://www.flickr.com/photos/koenkooi/412593301/ P1: 3 weeks, 3 days 11:32:39 (24.481 +-7.0 days) (see faq) (498) Mar 08 00:28:31 OE's deploy_dir_image really needs some cleaning up for OM Mar 08 00:28:44 speed: I do not think the "ammunition export" is as bad as you paint it in the wiki. Mar 08 00:29:02 speed: U.S. can't arrest you for "ammunition export" you did not do _while in us_. Mar 08 00:29:24 speed: so you'd better not take those agpsd sources with you to the states, but otherwise you should be okay. Mar 08 00:29:26 They can. Mar 08 00:29:36 speed: plus source code is free speech, as PGP case shown. Mar 08 00:29:55 I mean, if the company is held to be accountable for importing such stuff, then they can hold owners of that company responsible. Mar 08 00:30:19 speed: _Importing_ to U.S. is okay. You may not export it _from_ U.S. Mar 08 00:30:20 florian: w00t, the kernel and image boots =D Mar 08 00:30:40 speed: so you need to be careful not to re-export it from u.s. Mar 08 00:30:49 pavelm: putting it online is exporting it from the US. Mar 08 00:30:56 Source code is free speech, but I'd _really_ want to get a legal opinion stating that ITAR does not apply to a open-source GPS, without the limits. Mar 08 00:31:13 cjb: putting it online on _US_ server. Mar 08 00:31:17 SpeedEvil: Debian believe that ITAR applies to their code. (And so they send the relevant notifications of export for each package.) Mar 08 00:31:19 Or rather, one with the inherent documented 'off' switch on those limits. Mar 08 00:31:24 CoreDump|home: cool! Mar 08 00:31:29 photo! Mar 08 00:31:34 cjb: Just don't do that. That's why we have debian.non-us repositories. Mar 08 00:31:39 no cam :\ Mar 08 00:31:50 I'm not saying that an open source gpsd is impossible. Mar 08 00:31:55 someone fubared X11..... Mar 08 00:32:02 * florian hands CoreDump|home an ancient Kiev 88 Mar 08 00:32:04 I'm saying that putting it on the phone without taking advice is a silly move. Mar 08 00:32:06 for FIC Mar 08 00:32:06 * CoreDump|home looks at koen Mar 08 00:32:08 pavelm: not anymore Mar 08 00:32:21 not so much for users, as they are vanishingly unlikjely to go after them. Mar 08 00:32:30 SpeedEvil: well, all FIC has to do is send an ITAR letter. It's no big deal. Mar 08 00:32:36 Err - no. Mar 08 00:32:42 It's not a *request* to export, it's just notification that you're doing it, no? Mar 08 00:32:42 CoreDump|home: Trying to build X11? Mar 08 00:32:48 No. Mar 08 00:32:54 CoreDump|home: hum yes, X is broken Mar 08 00:32:58 For restricted GPS, you have to get a DOD import license. Mar 08 00:33:05 alphaone: trying to _use_ it ;) Mar 08 00:33:10 Or export license. Mar 08 00:33:24 speed: Are you sure about _import_ license? Mar 08 00:33:28 CoreDump|home: Oh Mar 08 00:33:32 oh, it's a high-accuracy GPS? Mar 08 00:33:34 It's import and export. Mar 08 00:33:47 btw opensource gps is already done. Mar 08 00:33:49 http://home.earthlink.net/~cwkelley/ Mar 08 00:33:51 root@fic-gta01:~$ cat /etc/issue Mar 08 00:33:51 OpenMoKo .dev-snapshot-20070303 \n \l Mar 08 00:33:55 ...maybe it is even u.s. server? Mar 08 00:33:55 =) Mar 08 00:34:29 pavelm: wow. would that work with the moko gps? Mar 08 00:34:30 No, the problem - potentially is that an open source gpsd has a documented 'off' switch to the required limits (1000knots, 60000 feet) that all GPSs that come under the civillian banner are required to have. Mar 08 00:34:54 All civilian GPSs stop reporting position under these conditions. Mar 08 00:35:23 acts of terrorism hahaha Mar 08 00:35:25 * CoreDump|home needs to figure out how to propperly route USB networking Mar 08 00:35:29 Ah. So it's a similar situation to open GSM? Mar 08 00:35:30 (I should take a look at cwkelley's sources if he implements the limits :-) Mar 08 00:35:31 If your GPS does not, then you require a DOD import license, much like you would for many other munitions. Mar 08 00:35:41 cjb: No. Mar 08 00:35:56 It's just next to 'Atomic weapons test equipment", which is the next section. Mar 08 00:36:10 could you reread your explanation? It doesn't make sense to me. Mar 08 00:36:27 speed: It makes sense. Mar 08 00:36:38 (that should have been cjb: it makes sense) Mar 08 00:37:00 Violating GSM standards "only" has potential to make FCC looking for you. Mar 08 00:37:23 Violating munitions exports has potential to make CIA looking for you. Mar 08 00:37:39 SpeedEvil: perhaps you meant "has no documented off switch" rather than "has a documented off switch"? Sorry if I'm just not thinking clearly. Mar 08 00:37:40 All GPSs - that do not implement the 60000ft/1000knots limit, and stop reporting position when that limit is exceeded, are defined in that regulation as munitions. Mar 08 00:37:49 is there a power button? Mar 08 00:38:00 I mean that the source is a documented off-switch to the limits. Mar 08 00:38:01 is it separate from the 911 button and the hold button? Mar 08 00:38:10 Okay, I see. So what's wrong with implementing that limit? Mar 08 00:38:16 balrog-kun: there are two buttons, '911' and 'power'. Mar 08 00:38:16 balrog-kun: yes. Mar 08 00:38:30 SpeedEvil: oh ok, so there's no hold button Mar 08 00:38:36 good night Mar 08 00:38:58 cjb: doing limit in software makes it too easy to work around. Mar 08 00:39:07 n8 koen Mar 08 00:39:07 cjb: Nothing. The issue is would the DOD - or whoever, I forget - accept that a GPS with the limit that easy to reset is OK. Mar 08 00:39:30 Current GPSs (essentially all of them) at least require you to do some reverse engineering. Mar 08 00:40:22 speed: there are 7 different GPLed GPS implementations.. so I guess DoD does not have too big problems with that. Mar 08 00:40:43 The issue isn't the GPS software - as I read it, that's not a complete GPS. Mar 08 00:40:54 Anyway, I should get some sleep. Mar 08 00:40:58 It's importation of complete units. Mar 08 00:41:11 Anyway, the proper place is a legal opinion. Mar 08 00:41:12 WAve. Mar 08 00:41:26 speed: Aha, ok then. FIC should not preload that software ;-). Mar 08 00:41:28 good night Mar 08 00:42:43 but yet FIC *does* preload agpsd, right? Mar 08 00:42:51 No. Mar 08 00:42:57 And if they did - it's closed source. Mar 08 00:42:58 ooh. then why ship with a gps? Mar 08 00:43:02 I know it's closed source. Mar 08 00:43:33 Closed source is more likely to be OK IMO, as every GPS in the world (pretty much) implements the limits in a flashable blob. Mar 08 00:43:57 So a case against FIC would be very unlikely indeed to succeed. Mar 08 00:44:12 (cases against users are vanishingly likely IMO) Mar 08 00:44:15 hm.. i wonder if its possible to use the gps-hw for recieving galileo if its ever going public Mar 08 00:44:20 No. Mar 08 00:44:24 It's GPS only. Mar 08 00:44:51 Won't do GLONASS either :) Mar 08 00:45:01 Which is surprisingly actually getting more birds. Mar 08 00:45:06 haven't heard of any galileo specs yet, but i'd guess that manufacturing galileo chips would be easier Mar 08 00:45:21 SpeedEvil how can you be so shure? it uses the same frequencys and is especially thought for beeing recieved with updated gps-reciever-firmware Mar 08 00:45:50 or at least there would be less friction with the law enforcement cos it doesn't originate from the military world Mar 08 00:46:03 The chip is _dumb_. Mar 08 00:46:17 And it does not say 'GPS/Gallileo' on the spec sheet. Mar 08 00:46:59 And that's the sort of feature they'd put in big letters on the front. Mar 08 00:47:54 SpeedEvil its not yet deployed.. so i also woulnt Mar 08 00:49:55 The receiver needed is different. And the frequency is different, and the encoding is different. It requires _considerable_ extra design effort to make a dual standard chip. And similar chips that are dual standard always mention it. Mar 08 00:52:00 SpeedEvil where did you get that information? last time i got wind from galileo there was a big discussion about frequencys and they decided to use the same ones as for gps since then the us cannot jam only one of both Mar 08 00:52:24 Look at the signal specs on each, they are fairly different. Mar 08 00:52:47 And just because they are on a similar frequency, does not mean that a reciever for one can recieve the other. Mar 08 00:53:01 You need to build it to be dual-standard from the outset. Mar 08 00:53:31 SpeedEvil which part is really built in? hammerhead II ? Mar 08 00:55:22 Yes, it's the hammerhead. Mar 08 00:56:17 when it sets the backlight intensity to 0 after some idle time, does it set it back to normal after you touch the screen, on the real device? Mar 08 00:57:11 it seems to leave it at 0 here (everything still works) Mar 08 01:04:47 What happens when the battery is almost dead? Mar 08 01:06:31 * CoreDump|home dunnos Mar 08 01:06:49 The device keeps rebooting here... Mar 08 01:07:00 Sounds possible. Mar 08 01:07:18 I'd try pulling the battery and seeing if it works without. Mar 08 01:07:32 SpeedEvil: No Mar 08 01:07:47 But I just tried stefan_schmidt's battery and it works. Mar 08 01:07:52 :) Mar 08 01:07:58 So don't discharge your battery... Mar 08 01:09:51 The problem persists when I attach the phone to the designated charger Mar 08 01:09:52 :-( Mar 08 01:10:50 I'd just wire a 3.3V PSU onto a dummy battery. Mar 08 01:16:31 let it charge a bit Mar 08 01:21:40 * alphaone gets out his improvised charger again... Mar 08 01:22:04 CoreDump|home: I can't Mar 08 01:22:21 hmm Mar 08 01:23:34 As soon as I attach the charger the Neo boots up and after some seconds the screen goes dark again Mar 08 01:23:39 repeat Mar 08 01:26:57 Seems like the battery is fully drained before fastcccv can kick in Mar 08 01:29:05 do "neo1973 power-off" in u-boot if you can Mar 08 01:32:04 balrog-kun: I don't even get that far Mar 08 01:32:30 The openmoko image scrolls halfway up and then the device power cycles Mar 08 01:33:16 argh Mar 08 01:33:17 oh :/ Mar 08 01:33:23 u-boot commandline should appear right after the logo is loaded Mar 08 01:34:41 Well I jump started it with my sony ericsson Mar 08 01:40:04 I'm getting jffs2 CRC errors on boot :-( Mar 08 01:40:28 Sigh. Mar 08 01:40:43 I wonder if that's due to loss of the factory bad block info Mar 08 01:42:23 Drat. Looks like I let my battery drain down, and now I can't get the device to boot. Mar 08 01:42:39 * rwhitby is still trying to find a combination of hubs, debug board, neo, which works. Mar 08 01:42:56 (especially which works on a reboot of the linux host) Mar 08 01:43:25 rwhitby: did you flash the jffs2 image from inside u-boot? Mar 08 01:43:28 * SpeedEvil ponders a way of recharging the battery that'd be easy for others... Mar 08 01:43:49 the trivial way is probably to get a USB charger from ebay. Mar 08 01:44:19 One that charges the battery I mean. Mar 08 01:44:28 When I plug it in I just get the vibrator buzz and openmoko logo very briefly every 7 seconds or so. Mar 08 01:44:47 SpeedEvil: Yeah, that's what I was expecting to need. Do you know what to look for? Mar 08 01:45:20 cworth: Same here Mar 08 01:46:08 cworth: I soldered the battery on my Sony ericsson so I could charge it a little and then charge the rest via Neo Mar 08 01:46:20 alphaone: I guess we're just the ones too stupid to plug it in and leave it there when we had it booted to Linux. :-} Mar 08 01:46:29 Something like http://cgi.ebay.com/2-x-Battery-BL-5C-Desktop-USB-Charger-Adapter-E60-6230i_W0QQitemZ250090995825QQcategoryZ20365QQssPageNameZWD2VQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item250090995825 Mar 08 01:47:19 cworth: Like this: http://people.openezx.org/alphaone/pics/charger.jpg Mar 08 01:52:38 * CoreDump|home wonder how to get BT to work on neo Mar 08 01:53:53 CoreDump|home: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Bluetooth_Support#Networking Mar 08 01:54:32 alphaone: perfect, thanks! Mar 08 01:54:36 CoreDump|home: np Mar 08 01:54:52 If something is not clear don't hesitate to ask. Mar 08 02:12:46 alphaone: after changing the device name, it no longer shows in any scans. any ideas? Mar 08 02:13:17 CoreDump|home: You managed to scan the Neo from your laptop? Mar 08 02:13:35 alphaone: from another machine, yes Mar 08 02:13:59 CoreDump|home: I never succeded there Mar 08 02:14:00 I changes the devicename in hcid.conf and now it's gone :\ Mar 08 02:14:12 But I changed the device name right away Mar 08 02:14:18 interesting Mar 08 02:14:22 balrog-kun: I have not flashed anything yet - this is jffs2 dirent CRC errors on a virgin device Mar 08 02:14:35 fwiw, the nslu2 went AWOL as well after changing the name Mar 08 02:16:38 Hmm, strange Mar 08 02:18:59 * rwhitby does "rsync -avr root@neo:/ ." to back up the neo before doing anything with it. Mar 08 02:21:18 rwhitby: LaF0rge has uploaded the original image files for the P0 devices =) Mar 08 02:21:27 alphaone: omg it works =D Mar 08 02:21:59 alphaone: sounds like a bug in bluez-utils Mar 08 02:22:36 CoreDump|home: What did you do? Mar 08 02:22:54 CoreDump|home: Changed back the name? Mar 08 02:23:18 alphaone: no, I was talking about the pand connection =) Mar 08 02:23:38 CoreDump|home: Ah, okay Mar 08 02:28:05 rwhitby: i get Makefile, and run make setup, then prompt Applying patch preferred-openmoko-versions.patch Mar 08 02:29:00 patching file trunk/oe/conf/distro/include/preferred-openmoko-versions.inc Mar 08 02:29:00 Hunk #1 FAILED at 6. Mar 08 02:29:00 patching file trunk/oe/conf/distro/include/preferred-openmoko-versions.inc Mar 08 02:29:00 Hunk #1 FAILED at 6. Mar 08 02:30:17 what wrong with it? Mar 08 02:33:13 Good night everyone Mar 08 02:35:44 good night everyone. Mar 08 02:37:26 n8 alphaone Mar 08 02:37:42 rwhitby: automating the BT LAN gateway is going to be a bitch Mar 08 02:44:59 Hmm - the neo hung during the rsync Mar 08 02:45:20 I need to wire up the reset button on the debug board to my serial controlled relay box Mar 08 02:48:23 rwhitby, you got neo ? cool **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Mar 08 02:59:57 2007