**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Mar 08 02:59:57 2007 Mar 08 03:15:16 openmoko directory size is 8.7 GB after build. How can i delete unnecesssary files ? make clean return no target found Mar 08 03:21:27 empty_mind: see wiki page for rm_work Mar 08 03:28:29 evening all Mar 08 03:30:07 hello all Mar 08 03:32:23 nobody speaks in here? Mar 08 03:32:23 LINCMAN: 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 03:32:38 Quiet at the moment. Mar 08 03:32:42 most are asleep Mar 08 03:32:43 ok Mar 08 03:32:58 busier earleier and later Mar 08 03:33:05 I just have to say that I think this project is so great Mar 08 03:33:26 :) Mar 08 03:33:44 can't wait to see what happens with it Mar 08 03:34:01 speed, are you one of the lucky 36? Mar 08 03:34:09 The wiki is a good place to wander round. Hardware has gone out to some devs, and no. Mar 08 03:34:46 yea I have read it from cover to cover Mar 08 03:35:15 just thought I would tune in here to see what goes on Mar 08 03:35:39 LINCMAN: where you from? Mar 08 03:35:49 Los Angeles, CA Mar 08 03:38:18 I really want to see what happens with this because I know my treo650 has several more months left in it Mar 08 03:39:05 and there is no way I am going to get a treo with WM on it Mar 08 03:39:33 palmos was great but I think its dead Mar 08 03:40:19 treo650 here too Mar 08 03:41:00 I consider it the benchmark Mar 08 03:42:11 I have no doubt that the open community can make something much better usining linux Mar 08 03:43:19 only thing I will miss is the keyboard Mar 08 03:44:48 but I think this concept has a much better chance of having great apps made for it Mar 08 03:49:03 ok well I guess if everyone is not gonna talk I guess I am out Mar 08 03:50:24 there are various ideas for inputting text fast Mar 08 03:54:31 how come nobody talks here Mar 08 03:56:11 there are various ideas for inputting text fast Mar 08 03:56:16 (while you were away) Mar 08 03:56:26 this time of day is usually quiet though Mar 08 03:56:36 what time is better? Mar 08 03:56:56 I guess its the middle of the night in eu Mar 08 03:57:09 is most of the dev group in the eu? Mar 08 03:57:14 about 6AM here Mar 08 03:59:13 where is here aloril? Mar 08 04:00:34 LINCMAN: Finland Mar 08 04:01:05 5AM in where many other developers in Europe live Mar 08 04:01:06 aloril, what are the other input methods? Mar 08 04:01:26 I am in California, US Mar 08 04:01:59 LINCMAN: I'll collect links and paste link to link page a bit later Mar 08 04:02:08 thank you Mar 08 04:02:18 is it on the main .org site somewhere? Mar 08 04:02:47 some maybe, looking Mar 08 04:02:50 dont want to have to do work that is already out there Mar 08 04:04:12 http://bugzilla.openmoko.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=244 Mar 08 04:04:49 the code is still not compilable Mar 08 04:05:12 I was just curious what they were thinking for input Mar 08 04:06:18 would you like to change xorg version back to 7.0? i want but i don't know how.... Mar 08 04:06:30 readon are you one of the lucky 36? Mar 08 04:13:21 CM: it was counter_msg, but now counter_set also works (ie.. now your command works): Mar 08 04:13:27 counter_set P0: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/neo1973/ Mar 08 04:13:27 aloril changed counter prefix message to P0: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/neo1973/ Mar 08 04:13:29 counter Mar 08 04:13:30 P0: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/neo1973/ P1: 3 weeks, 3 days 07:46:30 (24.324 +-7.0 days) (see faq) (499) Mar 08 04:13:59 no Mar 08 04:14:17 i just compile the openmoko myself Mar 08 04:15:04 this is current input method: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Input_Method Mar 08 04:23:43 counter Mar 08 04:23:43 P0: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/neo1973/ P1: 3 weeks, 3 days 07:36:16 (24.317 +-7.0 days) (see faq) (500) Mar 08 04:23:50 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wish_List#Text_input there are these ideas too Mar 08 04:24:24 some people were talking about mini bluetooth keyboards(size of credit card) that would be another possibility Mar 08 04:24:50 or regular size BT keyboard Mar 08 04:25:39 I think the regular sized bluetooth keyboards are good. they can be folded Mar 08 04:29:27 wouldn't it be cool if someone made a vmware image of a distro with all the OpenMoko development software installed and ready to go? Mar 08 04:31:20 i think it would be cool, but maybe most people prefer to develop in their native OS Mar 08 04:49:52 (CL) http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wishlist:Text_Input Mar 08 04:50:51 good work aloril Mar 08 04:52:03 first section probably should have its own page + actual instructions/links to pages to get those things Mar 08 04:54:51 another option could be Morse code, to make use of that one buton we get ;-) Mar 08 04:54:56 need to add 2 entries to FAQ: about text input and audio routing Mar 08 04:55:09 peepsalot: hehe, feel free to add it Mar 08 04:58:28 yeah, i sorta want to add it, but seems too silly Mar 08 04:58:39 * peepsalot doesn't even know Morse code Mar 08 04:59:07 that finger splash idea is pretty interesting. hadn't seen that before Mar 08 04:59:11 peepsalot: not really, there was competition between using 2 morse code experts and 2 teenagers using mobile phones Mar 08 04:59:20 guess who won? ;-) Mar 08 04:59:59 hehe, yeah but I bet the morse code experts had more hours under their belts than the teenagers on their mobile phones Mar 08 05:00:33 well, i'll add it just for the hell of it Mar 08 05:01:27 peepsalot: yes, but teenagers were not newbies and they were allowed to use shortcuts too Mar 08 05:01:54 peepsalot: wish list side though, because there is no software currently to support that ;-) Mar 08 05:03:48 strange, the hardware wiki page does not seem to mention this button at all Mar 08 05:36:48 (CL) last two nick count records on this channel (count, date): 276 2007-03-06 23:54:54; 283 2007-03-07 (full list at http://londerings.novalis.org/wlog/index.php?title=Chat_log ) Mar 08 05:38:13 lots of people on not talking Mar 08 05:39:35 how many folk in here are the lucky 36? Mar 08 05:41:20 nobody? Mar 08 05:41:26 at least 7 (and, no I'm not one) Mar 08 05:47:39 ok now I know I am a geek when I get the sixfeet underbar Mar 08 05:55:29 so what is the best way to follow whats goin on with the project Mar 08 05:57:06 hang here, read the mailling lists, read the wiki Mar 08 05:57:34 another option could be Morse code, to make use of that one buton we get ;-) Mar 08 05:57:40 there are two buttons Mar 08 05:57:54 for data entry? Mar 08 05:57:55 and neither are suitable for using as a key to enter morse code Mar 08 05:58:03 seems spam bloggers have discovered openmoko, now google blog search results in many spam blog entries too Mar 08 05:58:54 btw, I have a P0 device in my hands right now so if anyone has any questions feel free to ask Mar 08 05:59:00 noidd: feeling not suitable? OK Mar 08 05:59:06 pickboards work okay for text entry; the motoA780 uses one just fine Mar 08 05:59:11 i know there is a power button, and i wasn't counting that as a button. i heard that the "911" button could be programmd as general purpose Mar 08 05:59:20 * LINCMAN groks at noidds feet Mar 08 05:59:27 It probably can, I don't know. Mar 08 05:59:36 noidd: run some simple benchmark so we could get feeling of speed difference between PC and Neo1973 Mar 08 05:59:40 noidd: how sturdy is it? Mar 08 05:59:42 its not really suitable for a key tho - very stiff and completely flush to the case Mar 08 05:59:55 is the little orange bar that goes around the outside changeable or is it how you order it Mar 08 06:00:05 like with a silver edge or orange Mar 08 06:00:08 more sturdy than my treo for sure Mar 08 06:00:14 oh, nice Mar 08 06:00:40 LINCMAN, they come in a black/silver style too, which is what i have seen shipped to most of the p0 devs Mar 08 06:00:48 noidd when the final releases that will be the re[placement for my 650 Mar 08 06:01:15 yeah, I want a black/silver one :) Mar 08 06:01:46 I have black + silver Mar 08 06:01:50 and I'm *trying* to get to where I can help out with the apps but I'm not familiary with OE and mokometamakefile has given me trouble Mar 08 06:02:00 The trim is not a seperate piece so you can't swap it per se Mar 08 06:02:17 got it! Mar 08 06:02:19 http://bugzilla.openmoko.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=244 Mar 08 06:02:20 thanks noid Mar 08 06:02:30 however, the case is easy to seperate from the device so concievably you could just swap them witha torque screwdriver in the field Mar 08 06:02:44 i think it is a critical problem,isn't it? Mar 08 06:02:52 is the screen inset some to try and avoid scratches? Mar 08 06:02:53 I will make one observation and it won't make any sense until you see it Mar 08 06:03:02 the screen is inset - yes Mar 08 06:03:10 by about the same amount as the treo Mar 08 06:03:20 okay so just a little Mar 08 06:03:25 thats nice Mar 08 06:03:28 The feeling of the platics is very different to anything I have ever felt before Mar 08 06:03:39 noidd: for example play and/or encode something with ogg123/oggenc ? Mar 08 06:03:39 oh? rubbery? hard? Mar 08 06:03:44 it feels like rubber covered in fine powder Mar 08 06:03:52 its really strange but really REALLY cool Mar 08 06:04:11 oh nice Mar 08 06:04:32 have you put a sim in it and made a call? Mar 08 06:04:41 LINCMAN: no dialer yet, iirc Mar 08 06:04:55 I have put a sim in it Mar 08 06:04:57 and no GPRS stack either, I hear Mar 08 06:05:06 aloril: i read in IRC earlier that the neo def cannot play 160kbit ogg Mar 08 06:05:08 and it has successfully stopped my cell# going to voicemail Mar 08 06:05:09 I have made and received calls, no audio. Mar 08 06:05:20 which I believe means that it logged into the cell network Mar 08 06:05:28 cool Mar 08 06:05:31 rwhitby is ahead of me. Mar 08 06:05:49 I've been filling out http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Hardware:AT_Commands Mar 08 06:05:55 rwhitby: cool: audio problem is in getting it from the GSM or outputting it to the speaker(s) ? Mar 08 06:06:02 you have to talk to the GSM module with AT commands at the moment Mar 08 06:06:08 peepsalot: ah, yeah using floating point codec Mar 08 06:06:35 peepsalot aloril: isn't there a fixed point ogg codec? Mar 08 06:06:42 pjz: I don't grok the audio circuitry yet, so have no idea how to make the connections. you need to do something with the alsa mixer apparently. Mar 08 06:06:58 pjz: yes, it was mentioned at same discussion peepsalot refers Mar 08 06:07:03 rwhitby: ah Mar 08 06:07:10 noidd: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Manually_using_GSM Mar 08 06:07:19 all I have to say is that I think this project is gonna blow the sox off of anything coming out in the next year Mar 08 06:07:41 I figure my treo650 has another 6 month Mar 08 06:07:45 rwhitby: i've been working on PCI audit all night, not had any time to play with new toy yet :-/ Mar 08 06:08:02 and then I am just gonna have to ditch my palmos Mar 08 06:08:11 and I sure as hell don't want to be on WM Mar 08 06:08:19 LICMAN: my treo is so dead already. It doesn't recieve calls anymore and I regularly have to push it back together Mar 08 06:08:32 noidd: yeah, I was trying to get debug board working yesterday, but decided to just start getting familiar with the device connected to a linux host by usb first. Mar 08 06:08:39 rwhitby: how would you describe the textture of the phone? Mar 08 06:08:50 and palmos is NOT gonna evolve I have just come to grips with that Mar 08 06:09:04 as much as I love it Mar 08 06:09:08 noidd: hard, smooth, neoprene-like plastic Mar 08 06:09:10 rwhitby: I've not felt anything like it before and I'm at a complete loss to describe it other than it feels like alien technology Mar 08 06:09:31 "neoprene" - get it? ;-) Mar 08 06:09:37 heh Mar 08 06:09:43 lol Mar 08 06:09:49 I call it "neoplastic" Mar 08 06:10:05 so is there going to be some kind of standard event bus running? dbus or something? Mar 08 06:10:46 ah, nm, found the right wikipage :) Mar 08 06:11:17 you know what I mean by it feeling like alien tech tho right? I've not felt anything like it before. It's a whole new texture that I can barely describe Mar 08 06:12:22 ps listing - http://pastebin.ca/385957 Mar 08 06:12:58 noidd do you know if the gui will be able to be customizable Mar 08 06:14:11 noidd do you have a specific project you are focused on? Mar 08 06:14:13 noidd: it is the texture is somewhat noticable just from some of the p0 photos. has a matte, slightly sparkly/finely textured look to it Mar 08 06:14:26 rm "it is" Mar 08 06:14:33 openmoko: 03zhiyong_sun * r1268 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-mainmenu/src/ (12 files): add launch history applications function & some small modfiy Mar 08 06:14:51 s/it is// Mar 08 06:14:51 peepsalot meant: rm "" Mar 08 06:15:00 * peepsalot laughs Mar 08 06:18:07 anyways - 1:15 - headint to bed. Mar 08 06:18:08 later Mar 08 06:18:30 hmm.. I guess integer only benchmark would be more interesting, there probably will soon be EABI (I guess this might mainly depend on when EABI version of proprietary GPS library code becomes available) Mar 08 06:18:42 (still floating point comparing also is interesting ;-) Mar 08 06:18:48 g'night noid Mar 08 06:19:00 aloril: I just guessed about that counter things, but thanks :) Mar 08 06:19:15 noidd are you on any specific project? Mar 08 06:24:40 * cworth tried buying a replacement battery today, but it just wouldn't fit. :-( Mar 08 06:24:59 here is one benchmark command: dd bs=1024 count=1024 if=/dev/zero | gzip -9 > /dev/null Mar 08 06:25:00 cworth are you one of the 36? Mar 08 06:25:09 LINCMAN: yes Mar 08 06:25:40 each of the 36 assigned to different projects? Mar 08 06:25:44 uuups, dd bs=1024 count=1024 if=/dev/zero | time gzip -9 > /dev/null Mar 08 06:25:55 LINCMAN: no idea Mar 08 06:26:11 are you assigned to something special? Mar 08 06:26:20 LINCMAN: assigned to? Mar 08 06:26:33 no assignments, we do what we please :-) Mar 08 06:26:44 like the gui or calendar for instance Mar 08 06:27:37 LINCMAN: No, no asignment came with the phone. It's officially a gift. Mar 08 06:29:03 LINCMAN: there is source code to almost everything (except GSM modem and GPS library to decipher and calculate data from chip) Mar 08 06:29:13 i wonder why one of the first pictures of the neo has "nomad" stamped on it. Mar 08 06:29:24 LINCMAN: so you can do about anything ;-) Mar 08 06:30:03 ok Mar 08 06:30:14 peepsalot: it's believed that's the name of the case manufacturer Mar 08 06:30:22 so the basic functions are being handled by the staff? Mar 08 06:30:46 LINCMAN: phase0 devs are just getting up to speed at the moment Mar 08 06:31:54 I personally am looking at a custom firmware distribution for the nslu2 (or similar devices) to make it easy to network the neo at home and work via bluetooth, and have it automatically change based on proximity (or switch to GPRS if desired based on GPS location) Mar 08 06:32:04 so the basic functions have nothing to do with what the P0 devs are doing? Mar 08 06:32:36 LINCMAN: I don't understand what you're asking, or where you're going with it ... Mar 08 06:33:38 LINCMAN: it depends wholly on P0 developer Mar 08 06:33:39 I was just trying to figure out whether the P0 folks are actually writing some of the main functionality Mar 08 06:34:23 LINCMAN: some do integration with other devices (rwithby), some do distribution stuff (like running EABI Angstrom), some so kernel hacking, etc.. Mar 08 06:34:46 LINCMAN: I would say P0 developers will touch stuff widely ;-) Mar 08 06:35:19 LINCMAN: there already are contributions even before P0 devices because source was released a while ago Mar 08 06:35:39 LINCMAN: I think there is a core team of paid devs from FIC, but the community is welcome to contribute as well. p0 devs are working on whatever the heck they want Mar 08 06:37:09 how will we know what each of you wonderful p0's are working on Mar 08 06:38:00 i keep IRC open and read the logs from when I'm away. never miss a beat Mar 08 06:38:11 LINCMAN: You can read what people post. Or, even, ask! Mar 08 06:38:27 then there's the mailing lists... and the list archives Mar 08 06:38:33 LINCMAN: Me, I'm just working on getting a charged battery back into this device... :-( Mar 08 06:38:34 what is it you are going to focus on cworth? Mar 08 06:38:41 oh ok Mar 08 06:38:43 hehe Mar 08 06:39:21 LINCMAN: Hard to say for sure. I'll obviously make sure a recent cairo build is available for the device, and check out its performance. Mar 08 06:39:51 LINCMAN: I'm quite interested in exploring the impacts of the 285ppi display, (how much antialiasing do we still need with pixels that small?). Mar 08 06:40:32 LINCMAN: And I've been wanting a hackable GPS device with a good display for a long time, so I might play there too... (though I'd really prefer not to have any binary-only code in the way). Mar 08 06:41:05 * cworth can easily forget there's actually phone hardware here... Mar 08 06:41:37 cw do you know if the gps can tell another phone where it is and display the map of where it is Mar 08 06:42:10 LINCMAN: "the gps" is just hardware for talking to GPS satellites. After that it's all just software waiting to be written. Mar 08 06:42:15 LINCMAN: that is functionality which is about three levels above where the software is at right now. ask again in six months. Mar 08 06:42:52 hehehe ok Mar 08 06:42:59 that would be cool tho Mar 08 06:43:02 * rwhitby wonders how we get the message out that there is basically *no* applications on the Neo right now - you have to use AT commands to make a phone call. Mar 08 06:43:13 so you can pinpoint your buddy on a map Mar 08 06:43:37 rwhitby: I'd be surprised if P0 people weren't all quite clear on that. But, yeah... Mar 08 06:43:55 LINCMAN, at the very least, once the basic GPS drivers are written, you would be able to get your coordinates and send them in an sms to your friend Mar 08 06:44:43 cworth: they did give us the choice to wait a month :-) Mar 08 06:45:10 LINCMAN but i'm sure there will be much fancier applications for utilizing the GPS soon after that Mar 08 06:45:15 rwhitby: Yeah, that should have scared away anyone expecting something more "consumer-ready". :-) Mar 08 06:45:23 openmoko: 03zhiyong_sun * r1269 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-mainmenu/src/ (dbus-conn.c main.c main.h): remove ^M Mar 08 06:45:50 how were the p0 devs chosen? Mar 08 06:46:00 but currently it does have some gui right? Mar 08 06:46:16 rwhitby: Though I am feeling foollish for not having gotten this thing onto a charger before running the battery dead. I hadn't anticpated the current state of the power controller wouldn't be able to recover from that. Mar 08 06:46:19 and then under that a shell? Mar 08 06:46:43 peepsalot: you sent your application to the core team Mar 08 06:46:48 * LINCMAN read about the quick drain of the bat Mar 08 06:46:58 LINCMAN: An X server, a menu, a few simple programs, and an X terminal emulator. Mar 08 06:47:06 my guess is they chose people with a history of significant contributions to embedded and UI open source projects. Mar 08 06:47:33 and it probably helped if you knew someone on the core team too :-) Mar 08 06:47:34 LINCMAN: some gui pics here http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wishlist:Neo1973_P0_Review Mar 08 06:47:46 (through association and work on similar projects) Mar 08 06:48:29 I'd say people who "get things done" have gotten it :) Mar 08 06:50:00 and hopefully people who "fix, don't bitch" Mar 08 06:50:25 * peepsalot wonders how many of the p0 devs have a day job and do openmoko in their spare time, vs how many are able to devote majority of their time to it. Mar 08 06:50:36 or both ... Mar 08 06:51:37 what do you p0 intend to code in Mar 08 06:52:21 time for bed, g'night all Mar 08 06:52:37 LINCMAN: cross-compiled C Mar 08 06:53:20 (that would have been a criteria too - understanding of cross-compilation for an embedded device) Mar 08 06:57:38 has there been much discussion on text entry? Mar 08 06:57:53 that is one thing I will miss from my 650 Mar 08 07:01:13 LINCMAN: look around in the wiki.openmoko.org for text entry Mar 08 07:01:45 how about the freedom mini keyboard bluetooth Mar 08 07:02:37 so I've been looking at the OpenMokoFramework architecture stuff and thinking that libgsmd needs to show up as a dbus service Mar 08 07:03:23 LINCMAN: are you subscribed to the mailing lists? Mar 08 07:03:33 that was discussed in the last 48 hours Mar 08 07:03:39 because lots of apps might want to know about dialing, ringing, haning up, etc etc Mar 08 07:04:30 good morning all Mar 08 07:04:32 no rw im not Mar 08 07:04:51 hey koen Mar 08 07:05:20 koen: what's the secret to audio output? is there a wiki page on how to control the mixer? Mar 08 07:05:31 * rwhitby wants to listen to thereisnophone.mp3 Mar 08 07:06:23 rwhitby: load the state files from XorA|gone Mar 08 07:06:44 rwhitby: http://opensource.wolfsonmicro.com/~gg/neo1973/ Mar 08 07:06:51 I guess no-one's put that on the wiki yet? Mar 08 07:06:59 koen: pls can you make a dmesg from neo somewhere available? :) Mar 08 07:07:03 I did read that in the wiki *somewhere* Mar 08 07:08:08 koen: so "alsactl -f stereoout.state store" then madplay? Mar 08 07:08:28 that should work Mar 08 07:08:35 hmm - didn't for me :-( Mar 08 07:09:50 rwhitby: I'll add link to Mokomakefile to wikipedia article ( http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/MokoMakefile unless you have better idea ) Mar 08 07:10:42 rwhitby: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo1973_Audio_Subsystem implies that the asound files are different for various revisions Mar 08 07:11:01 also I think adding mention that Phase 0 developers have gotten phone ( http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wishlist:Neo1973_P0_Review ) Mar 08 07:12:12 aloril: sure Mar 08 07:17:13 koen: the ~gg ones should work for P0 phones, right? Mar 08 07:18:22 rwhitby: AIUI, yes Mar 08 07:18:32 (~gg == Xora) Mar 08 07:23:43 yeah. I must be licking it wrong then. Mar 08 07:24:39 * pjz left a comment on OpenMokoFramework. Who's working on that stuff? Mar 08 07:24:55 ok, I was licking it wrong. Mar 08 07:25:15 sorry if I somehow missed, but... could anybody with hardware run this command? (works on qemu at least): dd bs=1024 count=10240 if=/dev/zero | time gzip -9 > /dev/null Mar 08 07:25:19 rwhitby: grats on sound! Mar 08 07:26:33 10485760 bytes (10 MB) copied, 0.340193 seconds, 30.8 MB/s Mar 08 07:26:35 0.12user 0.00system 0:00.37elapsed Mar 08 07:26:36 aloril: ^ Mar 08 07:26:54 wow, those are better numbers than my desktop! Mar 08 07:26:55 kmeyer: hehe, I mean Neo1973 ;-) Mar 08 07:27:02 oh whoops Mar 08 07:27:08 I thought I was in ##linux, lol Mar 08 07:27:35 I was wondering why you said "anybody with hardware" :P Mar 08 07:28:21 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo1973_Audio_Subsystem#Phase0_Quick_Start Mar 08 07:28:30 so is there any word what the special feature on the phone is gonna be in september? Mar 08 07:28:59 koen: thx for the help on sound - I've added a quick start for others at the top of that page. Mar 08 07:31:01 * koen wonders how to solve the getty problem cleanly Mar 08 07:31:56 rwhitby: does that allow voice calls now? Mar 08 07:34:00 aloril: no, he was just getting sound output to work Mar 08 07:34:30 aloril: by doing some magic and then running madplay Mar 08 07:36:47 pjz: OK, I was wondering whether is was time to update P0_Review page about that (maybe there should be separate P0 FAQ page?) Mar 08 07:38:43 got a phone call with audio (only through speaker, no mic) Mar 08 07:38:55 so I could hear them, but they couldn't hear me Mar 08 07:39:46 cool, I'll add link to it anyway then Mar 08 07:40:27 http://pastebin.ca/385991 is what I had to do - first I made a call (the number has been changed), then I received a call, and then hung up. Mar 08 07:40:53 Had to do http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Manually_using_GSM first of course to turn on GSM and register with the network. Mar 08 07:43:31 course all of this has been done by the .eu guys 12 hours ago - I'm just catching up after work. Mar 08 07:50:21 adding "Q: Can I record calls and/or play audio files in calls?" question to FAQ: I think its fair to say that there is not yet software to record calls? (well.. if there is no software to do calling then ;-) Mar 08 07:51:06 A: Yes, audio path from GSM to/from mic and speakers is completely controllable by user. For example recording calls (both sides) and implementing answering machine is possible. Also you using text->speech should be possible or modifying outgoing voice. Currently there is no software bundled in phone to do this. Mar 08 07:51:06 the answer to both is "yes, you will be able to do that when the software is written" Mar 08 07:51:27 (seen this question at least 3 times I think in IRC) Mar 08 07:52:00 s/ Also you/ Also/ Mar 08 07:52:27 nice ;) Mar 08 07:53:32 OK, I think FAQ now answers most questions asked on IRC (that belong to FAQ) Mar 08 07:55:35 * aloril thinks Asterix can do answering machine already, so it might be just configure thing to get that working Mar 08 07:57:38 rwhitby: if you build from OE .dev, making a call became a lot easier since the last commit :) Mar 08 07:57:52 koen: saw that :-) Mar 08 08:00:13 pjz: cool idea about SMS<->email gateway in phone Mar 08 08:00:41 aloril: it seemed the easy thing to do to suddenly leverage a bunch of existing code Mar 08 08:00:57 aloril: procmail, etc. Mar 08 08:04:44 pjz: yeah, ideas is kind of obvious in hindsight ;-) Mar 08 08:05:14 s/ideas/idea Mar 08 08:05:16 yup, I'm good at pointing out the obvious things that people miss :) Mar 08 08:06:04 like: don't bother binding libmoko* to N different languages, just bind to Dbus and the other langs can all use them that way Mar 08 08:06:27 modulo performance overhead, of course Mar 08 08:07:13 plus then there will be some introspection into the API, which is always good. Mar 08 08:08:02 does it do usbnet yet? Mar 08 08:08:11 presumably that's high prio for the devs Mar 08 08:08:43 pjz: I ssh root@neo through usbnet Mar 08 08:08:48 pjz: I think they are using it currently trough usbnet Mar 08 08:09:32 I plan to switch to ssh over BT Mar 08 08:09:34 although at one point I had to run vi on the phone to get usbnet working again, and it was *painful* Mar 08 08:09:54 (but doable on P0) Mar 08 08:10:39 heh Mar 08 08:10:41 * aloril wonders what this would require: when you go away from desktop, your X11 is still accessible (using FreeNX) in Neo1973 Mar 08 08:10:51 ok, what's the secret to the phone seeing the SD card? Mar 08 08:11:37 rwhitby: prepare for kernel oops or something like that if you do too much IO with SD (I guess you have seen this already in IRC logs) Mar 08 08:11:46 aloril: I was thinking of doing it the other way: running vncserver on the Neo and connecting to it on my desktop Mar 08 08:12:01 aloril: so I could just take my desktop with me Mar 08 08:12:25 pjz: that too, but desktop has more resources ;-) Mar 08 08:12:41 aloril: well, sure, but if it's a corporate desktop it's behind firewalls and things Mar 08 08:13:38 aloril: but yeah, a freeNX Neo client would be cool Mar 08 08:13:39 (Neo1973 X11 would be just yet another workspace in desktop) Mar 08 08:14:42 aloril: looks like the Zaurus 5XXX already has a FreeNX client Mar 08 08:15:58 If I'm paying per MB then I think I'm going to use the thinnest stream I can =] Mar 08 08:17:56 something like "screen -d -R" offers but for X11: transfer control or duplicate it (using FreeNX of course, so I guess Neo1973 side already has requisite software available (^Zaurus 5XXX comment)) Mar 08 08:18:49 * rwhitby wonders if he's put the SD card in wrong, cause the neo aint seeing it. Mar 08 08:18:54 koen|lab: do you feel that angstrom image works slower? Mar 08 08:19:09 hrw: in some areas Mar 08 08:20:34 is the sd card a full size sd? Mar 08 08:20:43 LINCMAN: no, its 8" one Mar 08 08:21:31 8??? Mar 08 08:21:51 LINCMAN: yes. and comes with extra battery for power it. Mar 08 08:22:01 * hrw wonder why people do not read wiki Mar 08 08:22:33 I am talking the memory chip Mar 08 08:22:52 LINCMAN: and he's kidding, in case you can't tell... ;) Mar 08 08:22:59 LINCMAN: by the way, having an all-caps nick does not inspire confidence ... Mar 08 08:23:06 LINCMAN: and I'm saying "read WIKI" using other words Mar 08 08:23:15 sorry Mar 08 08:23:37 I think my client did something odd Mar 08 08:24:03 lincman: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo1973_Hardware Mar 08 08:24:25 hrw from the pix I saw it lookd like a regular sd card with a mini Mar 08 08:25:31 but I couldn't tell for sure and that is why I was asking Mar 08 08:25:37 do I need to do something in u-boot to get the neo to see the storage card? Mar 08 08:26:43 rwhitby: mmcinit in uboot see card Mar 08 08:27:32 hrw: thx Mar 08 08:28:10 rwhitby: but linux does not (here) Mar 08 08:28:47 so everyone's running all packages from internal flash at the moment? Mar 08 08:30:39 I do Mar 08 08:32:27 anyone has experience building an ARMv4 kernel with gcc 4.1.1 ? Any outstanding issues ? Mar 08 08:32:54 sameo: armv4 or armv4t? Mar 08 08:33:31 partial (or full) answer to my question: http://dmx.sourceforge.net/ Mar 08 08:33:42 hrw: thx, I'll stop worrying about it now :-) Mar 08 08:33:45 hrw: v4 Mar 08 08:34:20 sameo: should work Mar 08 08:34:42 hrw: thx Mar 08 08:34:53 rwhitby: now I want to get gps and gsm working Mar 08 08:35:47 hrw: are there any issues with v4t ? Mar 08 08:36:21 hrw: I made and received calls just before. speaker works (and headset), but no microphone path. Mar 08 08:36:49 hrw: http://pastebin.ca/385991 Mar 08 08:39:42 sameo: I do not have any Mar 08 08:40:13 rwhitby: my neo refuse to connect to serials Mar 08 08:40:41 hrw: did you set to usb console in u-boot and follow setup instructions in http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Manually_using_GSM ? Mar 08 08:41:05 probably not quite yet Mar 08 08:42:19 thx Mar 08 08:55:27 openmoko: 03alex_tang * r1270 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-messages/src/ (callbacks.c main.c main.h sms-membership-window.c): Mar 08 08:55:27 openmoko: Add send_signal_to_footer to send message information to footer Mar 08 08:55:27 openmoko: Modify cb_mmitem_activate . Mar 08 08:57:14 argh.. now I remembed why I hate usbnet Mar 08 08:57:45 all those 'ifup after hotplug and then run iptables'.... Mar 08 08:57:49 ~curse usbnet Mar 08 08:57:51 May the fleas of a thousand camels infest your most sensitive regions, usbnet ! Mar 08 09:06:47 hm. koen|lab: matchbox-panel-2 has other method of adding/removing/moving applets then mb-1 had? Mar 08 09:11:22 yes Mar 08 09:11:26 @^&^$@&^$&@*$^*&# matchbox Mar 08 09:11:45 from a user POV: mb-panel2 == unfinished crap Mar 08 09:11:53 and @#$@%@$@FWSDF@T$%%@! usbnetworking Mar 08 09:12:04 I never liked matchbox Mar 08 09:12:05 there's no way to add mb-panel2 applets after starting it Mar 08 09:12:20 Ycros: this is about matchbox-panel, not matchbox-wm Mar 08 09:14:23 I don't like the whole stack Mar 08 09:22:22 hrw: are you going to fix it, now you work for o-hand? Mar 08 09:24:56 koen|lab: thats not my part of job Mar 08 09:25:09 koen|lab: I'm OE man Mar 08 09:29:56 (CL) FIC submitted/submitting Neo1973 to FCC/EC?''' "some of them will be used as samples for FCC/CE/... style certifications" [http://lists.openmoko.org/pipermail/community/2007-March/004060.html full mail]. Also seems they don't have any 'extra' phones currently. Mar 08 10:13:42 Hi all... when is OpenMoko going to be available for general public in March? & how can I obtain a piece? Mar 08 10:13:42 makuchaku: 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 10:14:38 makuchaku: accurate date is not known Mar 08 10:15:14 counter Mar 08 10:15:14 P0: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/neo1973/ P1: 3 weeks, 3 days 01:44:45 (24.073 +-7.0 days) (see faq) (501) Mar 08 10:15:19 aloril: ah... ok & will there be a shopping website for it? I want to dump my E61 :) Mar 08 10:15:43 we think they will start with preorders Mar 08 10:15:45 makuchaku, you and me both! Mar 08 10:15:56 makuchaku: sure (also from EU) Mar 08 10:16:01 jeddy3: :) Mar 08 10:16:34 Psi: the preorder page on the wiki will be considered or is it just a counter to see how many people are interested in getting the phase1 device... Mar 08 10:16:44 i can't even believe how you could make a telephone with such possibilities, suck so unbeleavably much :P Mar 08 10:17:05 makuchaku: that is just "I want to inform world that I intent to get one and what I plan to do" Mar 08 10:17:14 aloril: :) Mar 08 10:17:33 where is that, ive not seen it? Mar 08 10:18:05 Psi: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Buying_Interest_List Mar 08 10:18:49 makuchaku: ie.. it specifically is not pre-order page (which is told there) Mar 08 10:19:20 * rob_w unpacks the neo Mar 08 10:19:23 aloril: true, read that :) Mar 08 10:20:18 is there an automatic way to add to that list? or do i have to edit the wiki myself? Mar 08 10:20:42 Psi: edit the wiki Mar 08 10:21:15 Or you can pay someone to add your name to the wiki. Mar 08 10:21:21 haha Mar 08 10:25:00 The FAQ says that there will be 5 more open moko devices (information about them) in May ... is that so? Mar 08 10:25:19 * aloril updated [[Buying_Interest_List]] blurb (and added link to announce list) Mar 08 10:26:05 hehe someone is planing to get 4 phase1 phones Mar 08 10:26:08 Not in may Mar 08 10:26:29 There will be some announced as time is going on. Mar 08 10:26:38 I don't think there is an actual timescale Mar 08 10:27:35 hmmh, is there a concept image or something to illustrate the differences between black/silver and white/orange devices? Mar 08 10:28:05 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Disassembling_Neo1973 Mar 08 10:28:11 that shows you the white/orange Mar 08 10:28:36 see http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/neo1973/ for black/silver and wiki for orange/white Mar 08 10:28:43 And on the 'Pictures' link on 'introduction' on the main page is pecures of the black+silver Mar 08 10:28:45 personally i think the white/orange looks like a 12yold girls phone, but hey, thats me :P Mar 08 10:29:03 We want 12 year old girls using it. Mar 08 10:29:25 It needs to come with myspace type apps, ... Mar 08 10:29:28 heh Mar 08 10:29:33 (Come sep) Mar 08 10:30:04 hmm.. there could be CD with it: put CD to computer, on phone select style -> update phone with that style/apps/settings.. Mar 08 10:30:06 in that case, fic needs to license hello kitty characters Mar 08 10:30:13 Yeah. Mar 08 10:30:42 or license hardware for somebody who does it Mar 08 10:31:01 actually, I guess you could just buy those and replace case ... Mar 08 10:31:19 i want a fully black neo anyway Mar 08 10:31:26 no silver stuff that goes off after 3 months Mar 08 10:31:40 does the black/silver one have the FIC text in silver or orange (it's orange in some older pictures) Mar 08 10:31:41 * aloril wonders how big if marked for Neo1973 without case (for stuff like above) Mar 08 10:31:42 black paint is cheap Mar 08 10:31:44 heh, i want my phone made out of that new material that was on slashdot a few days ago, that substance that reflects pretty much nothing at all Mar 08 10:31:56 s/if market/is market/ Mar 08 10:32:12 Psi: "dang, where did I put my phone again...?" Mar 08 10:32:15 You'd need to hold it by the back, and keep it in a sealed dust-proof case. Mar 08 10:32:24 s:t/i:d/i: Mar 08 10:32:34 tigert, thats what the GPS receiver is for Mar 08 10:32:39 :) Mar 08 10:32:46 wont work too well indoors though Mar 08 10:32:57 are you guys planning to use geoclue? Mar 08 10:33:04 i need the "call and entere code to make it unsilent" feature Mar 08 10:33:07 just have it answer to whistles Mar 08 10:33:27 Unfortunately, to do that, it'd need to be running in slow mode. Mar 08 10:33:35 Stephmw: hilarity ensures when it starts answering to other peoples whistle in school etc Mar 08 10:33:36 At at best 2 day battery life. Mar 08 10:33:41 However. Mar 08 10:33:42 buz: just ssh into it and play audio file ;-) Mar 08 10:34:02 I've bee looking at recognising whistled tunes automatically on PIC class hardware. Mar 08 10:34:03 for that it also needs to run in slow mode i guess Mar 08 10:34:07 This is _really_ hard. Mar 08 10:34:09 ah.. hmm.. yeah Mar 08 10:34:11 SpeedEvil: it can be done Mar 08 10:34:20 keychains doing that have been around in the 80s even Mar 08 10:34:24 No. Mar 08 10:34:29 call then, yes, that should wakeup it (actually GPRS also should wake it up) Mar 08 10:34:30 buz: sure, record the whistle you want it to answer to, only answer if there's some match Mar 08 10:34:33 Recognising actual specific whistled tunes. Mar 08 10:34:42 with variations in pitch and speed. Mar 08 10:34:55 SpeedEvil: interesting research area ;) Mar 08 10:34:58 This is trivial to do with a processor as fast as 12MHZ. Mar 08 10:35:00 mhh i dont think i care for that ;) Mar 08 10:35:20 ie.. if GPRS is on, but not actually transmitting data (or only transmitting it every few minutes): at least day should be OK? Mar 08 10:35:28 if transmitting, then battery is drained soon Mar 08 10:35:35 (my experience with another phone) Mar 08 10:36:23 the fact that the usb connector is on the side sucks for docking Mar 08 10:36:41 aloril, problem would be if you got traffic TO your ip from the internet Mar 08 10:36:45 cant exactly stop that Mar 08 10:37:06 buz: dock it sideways? Mar 08 10:37:22 most apps seem portrait optimized so far? Mar 08 10:37:23 Psi: yeah, but usually phones are behind NAT so should not be problem in practise Mar 08 10:37:38 buz: how many apps would you actively used when docked though? Mar 08 10:37:39 how does that work? Mar 08 10:37:40 I'd want GPRS on all the time - and GPS transmitting location every some minutes over the GPRS to a remote server - any idea what kind of battery life would I get for that? Mar 08 10:37:51 Stephmw: i occasionaly do it with my p900 Mar 08 10:37:58 but that's mostly because there's no working VNC for it ;) Mar 08 10:38:08 ie, what does the nat? Mar 08 10:38:17 there obviously will be for openmoko Mar 08 10:38:24 Hadaka: probably > 1 day Mar 08 10:38:31 And the USB connector _sucks_ for docking. Mar 08 10:38:31 It needs alignment of +-0.5mm or so. Mar 08 10:38:31 Or it will get bent when you dock it. Mar 08 10:38:32 aloril: okay, that's enough Mar 08 10:38:52 I want it to have enough battery for the day of phone calls - I can charge it every night Mar 08 10:38:58 >> 1 day. Mar 08 10:39:08 I'd expect closer to a week. Mar 08 10:39:18 If it's properly power saving. Mar 08 10:39:52 The GPS can wakeup and get a position in 1s. Mar 08 10:39:58 SpeedEvil: power saving doesn't mean suspend in this case does it? just not running the cpu full burn Mar 08 10:40:10 koen: would you mind, licensing some (all?) of your unboxing pics on flickr under cc (and/or gfdl) for inclusion in wikipedia ? Mar 08 10:40:10 yes - full suspend to RAM. Mar 08 10:40:10 ThePeritus: 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 10:40:17 Psi: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_address_translation (which is linked from wikipedia NAT page too) Mar 08 10:40:18 SpeedEvil, 1 second! thats pretty impressive Mar 08 10:40:28 i know how nat works Mar 08 10:40:38 but what does it on a cellphone? Mar 08 10:40:52 SpeedEvil: hmmh, okay Mar 08 10:41:19 Psi: most gprs connections from ISP:s are behind NATs - so no inbound connections Mar 08 10:41:25 ah Mar 08 10:41:25 Slow mode = 12Mhz = battery life of 2 dayish. Mar 08 10:41:43 no inbound at all? Mar 08 10:41:56 No. Mar 08 10:42:01 damn Mar 08 10:42:07 how is the slow mode implemented? is it something that can be used with ondemand cpu governor or is it a slower switch? Mar 08 10:42:17 How would you like virus/... scanning being charged Mar 08 10:42:21 Psi: well, not unless it's related to some outgoing connection (eg. ftp etc. work perhaps) Mar 08 10:42:25 it's sort of ondemand Mar 08 10:42:41 Psi: there are ways to punch trough that though, but you usually need some other machine elsewhere Mar 08 10:42:46 yeah Mar 08 10:42:48 virus scanning? i wont tolerate virus scanning on a phone Mar 08 10:42:49 USB and LCD do not work in slow mode. Mar 08 10:42:59 Psi: for example using another machine its possible to have web server for example in phone ;-) Mar 08 10:43:03 should be able to VPN to home and use that connection :P Mar 08 10:43:05 I mean external viruses scanning your IP space. Mar 08 10:43:20 Bluetooth also does not work in slow mode. Mar 08 10:43:23 the telco would happily charge you for that Mar 08 10:43:29 yeah Mar 08 10:43:52 many ISPs have so called VPN GPRS connections available as well - where you have a public non-firewalled dynamic IP Mar 08 10:44:31 SpeedEvil: hmmh, bluetooth doesn't work at all? eg. the device is not discoverable? Mar 08 10:44:48 I don't know. Mar 08 10:44:53 okay Mar 08 10:44:57 The bluetooth device may or may not work. Mar 08 10:45:03 It's a USB module. Mar 08 10:45:10 It cannot talk over USB in slow mode. Mar 08 10:45:31 I need the phone to be always discoverable over bluetooth (or not discoverable possibly, but reachable by the bluetooth mac) Mar 08 10:45:31 So probably not, unless more is in hardware than I thought. Mar 08 10:45:36 right Mar 08 10:45:43 must admit i expected to see more than 139 people in the unofficial phase1 list Mar 08 10:46:19 Psi: you need to bother enough to register nick and add yourself there for no gain ;-) Mar 08 10:46:27 I hate wiki lists like that, too much work Mar 08 10:46:33 yeah Mar 08 10:46:40 Oh come on. It's 2 mins effort. Mar 08 10:46:40 Psi: I would except actual private preorder page very soon have 10x more ;-) Mar 08 10:47:02 SpeedEvil: that's 2 mins too long ;) Mar 08 10:47:03 however its interesting to read what people plan to do Mar 08 10:47:10 SpeedEvil: people have such short attention spans these days Mar 08 10:47:21 Psi, 140 people ;) Mar 08 10:47:38 heh Mar 08 10:47:44 Psi: You can add me in your mind - too lazy here as well. Mar 08 10:47:54 SpeedEvil: remember the web trueism: don't go past one screenfull of content per page on a website... past that you lose 1/2 of the audience Mar 08 10:47:55 I'm sure there are many like me. Mar 08 10:48:05 so, how about cpu not in slow mode, still >1 day operating time? Mar 08 10:49:08 * Psi is away: night Mar 08 10:49:11 Stephmw - Wait! What's that scrollbar good for anyway? ;o) Mar 08 10:49:21 friedel: yeah, thus my guess of at least 10x more for page where you could actually pre-order Mar 08 10:49:27 hmm once it is availiable, will it be shipped in europe too? Mar 08 10:49:28 renihs: 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 10:49:35 renihs: yes Mar 08 10:49:39 thanks :) Mar 08 10:49:40 renihs: from EU too Mar 08 10:49:47 hmm the dialer doenst open up Mar 08 10:49:50 renihs - Yes. Mar 08 10:50:00 Elrond: it gets worse on mobile phones Mar 08 10:50:03 Slow mode should get 2 days Mar 08 10:50:15 Steph, what if the audience you're targeting is the one that doesn't mind about content being >1 screenful? Mar 08 10:50:18 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo1973_Power_Management#Approximate_power_draw_of_various_subsystems Mar 08 10:50:30 hmmm.. no good answer to "where does it ship " -questions in FAQ Mar 08 10:50:38 is there a current qemu image that doesnt suffer of wrong screen orientation? Mar 08 10:50:53 inz: of course, geeks and people who are desperate (Ooo... overlapping grouping!) will go past the 'fold' Mar 08 10:51:13 inz: but usually, their numbers are slight Mar 08 10:51:18 there is a qemu image to try out? Mar 08 10:51:29 emulator? Mar 08 10:51:29 inz: in comparison to the vast amount of attention-deficient people Mar 08 10:51:57 Elrond: on mobiles, typically each keypress loses you 1/3 to 1/2 of the users Mar 08 10:51:59 can we run the phone in power off mode when its just sitting there? Mar 08 10:52:05 renihs: It's linked off the FAQ AIUI. Mar 08 10:52:08 cool, nice downloading now Mar 08 10:52:09 ya:) Mar 08 10:52:11 Elrond: that's why most frequent actions are available directly from the idle screen Mar 08 10:52:35 buz 'run the phone in power off mode' ? Mar 08 10:52:37 Stephmw - Yeah. :) Mar 08 10:52:48 If you mean with the CPU off, in suspend-RAM, then generally yes. Mar 08 10:52:51 "In Power_off mode, only the SDRAM is held in refresh" Mar 08 10:52:56 seems like that is actually suspend to ram to me Mar 08 10:53:08 Elrond: then again, I work on mass-market devices... smartphone users can be a little better Mar 08 10:53:11 It has interrupts on time, GSM, press, ... Mar 08 10:53:29 Some of these don't work on P0. Mar 08 10:53:33 yeah i know Mar 08 10:53:40 but they are supposed to work on P1 Mar 08 10:53:55 200microwatt shouldnt be that bad ;) Mar 08 10:54:07 It should be possible to have a battery life of around a year. Mar 08 10:54:22 Just waking up to poll something for missed calls every hour. Mar 08 10:54:27 " Q: When can I buy a Neo1973? A: Late March for developers, September for mass market - See Neo1973 for most up to date information. Neo1973 will be shipped worldwide. There will be also shipping from EU. To be informed when it is available, subscribe to the mailing list announce." Mar 08 10:54:50 does the gsm network give you a list of missed calls?? Mar 08 10:54:59 if it does, i have never seen that implemented on a phone Mar 08 10:55:06 I know some GSM providers do. Mar 08 10:55:14 On some phones. Mar 08 10:55:19 buz - My provider does by sms. Mar 08 10:55:20 I'm unsure how it's done. Mar 08 10:55:20 * Stephmw nods Mar 08 10:55:35 yes, but that's not really the network doing it ;) Mar 08 10:55:37 SpeedEvil: iirc it can be a combination of mobile/operator Mar 08 10:55:42 Yeah. Mar 08 10:55:56 Or an external voicemail service. Mar 08 10:56:58 P0 owners: Is the display readable without backlight? (talking "tranflective") Mar 08 10:57:01 No Mar 08 10:57:25 Or better: "somehow readable" would be my question. Mar 08 10:57:27 There is a tradeoff between reflective visibility and power per brightness of baclkight. Mar 08 10:57:28 s/There will be also shipping from EU./There also will be shipping from EU./ ? Mar 08 10:57:48 They picked the lower power backlight, which means essentially invisible. Mar 08 10:57:51 aloril - The later sounds better. Mar 08 10:58:13 aloril - But I'm not a native speaker. Mar 08 10:58:14 Elrond: thanks, fixed on wiki Mar 08 10:58:30 SpeedEvil - Ahh, okay... Mar 08 10:58:42 good morning Mar 08 10:58:51 The reflective mode is done by a half-mirrored layer. This also reflects the LED light that wants to go in. Mar 08 10:59:31 phuew there is indeed much work to be done .. Mar 08 10:59:34 Ahh, so it's either "bridgt backlight or transflective" for the same LEDs. Mar 08 10:59:40 ~lart SVNDATE="now" Mar 08 10:59:40 * apt calls SVNDATE="now" on the phone ... the lights are on but nobody's home Mar 08 10:59:55 ~botsnack Mar 08 10:59:56 aw, gee, CoreDump|home Mar 08 10:59:57 Yeah :( Mar 08 11:01:02 aloril - Is the some larger font mode on the same menu that has the "rotation" thingies? Mar 08 11:01:12 HUh. Mar 08 11:01:17 alphaone - Is the some larger font mode on the same menu that has the "rotation" thingies? Mar 08 11:02:16 * SpeedEvil wanders away for a bit. Mar 08 11:02:47 CoreDump|home, didnt they fix svn now ? i thought i saw some mail about it Mar 08 11:02:57 nope Mar 08 11:03:52 hrw: thanks for benchmark (seems to be about 20x slower than my desktop in this test) Mar 08 11:04:28 better than I was excepting Mar 08 11:04:37 http://www.toppreise.ch/prod_93704.html Mar 08 11:04:39 oops Mar 08 11:04:41 wrong window Mar 08 11:05:11 Elrond: Idon'tt think I understand the question Mar 08 11:07:11 LaF0rge: openmoko-dates is b0rked: make[1]: *** No rule to make target `pl.gmo', needed by `all-yes'. Stop. Mar 08 11:07:46 alphaone - You told me yesterday, that there is a "rotation mode" in the menus. I'd like to know, if there's also a "larger fonts" mode nearby. Mar 08 11:08:59 Elrond: Ah. Not in the mb-panel. But if you go to Desktop -> Settings -> Appearance Mar 08 11:09:19 alphaone - Ahh. :) Mar 08 11:09:20 I don't know what that does, though Mar 08 11:09:28 Always crashed on me :-) Mar 08 11:09:41 tihi ;) Mar 08 11:10:30 This afternoon I need to fix some crypto stuff. I hope at the weekend I'll get to setup something in xoo. Didn't yet have the time. Mar 08 11:10:51 :-) Mar 08 11:11:20 <-- stares at crystallographic data now ;) Mar 08 11:11:37 We need cryptsetup-luks on the phone :-) Mar 08 11:12:13 koen|lab: can you upgrade libgcc1 to 4.1.2 in feeds? or does libgcc-s1 provides it now? Mar 08 11:14:21 Another silly benchmark: time dd if=/dev/urandom bs=1024 count=10240 of=/dev/zero Mar 08 11:16:40 SpeedEvil, 10240+0 records in Mar 08 11:16:41 10240+0 records out Mar 08 11:16:41 real 0m 34.95s Mar 08 11:16:41 user 0m 0.01s Mar 08 11:16:41 sys 0m 34.69s Mar 08 11:16:54 10240+0 records in Mar 08 11:16:54 10240+0 records out Mar 08 11:16:54 real 0m 37.01s Mar 08 11:16:54 user 0m 0.03s Mar 08 11:16:54 sys 0m 36.42s Mar 08 11:17:08 Interesting. Mar 08 11:17:18 sys 0m19.713s Mar 08 11:17:23 PII/300 Mar 08 11:17:39 real 0m3.105s Mar 08 11:17:48 Athlon64/2000Mhz Mar 08 11:18:31 Processor : ARM920T rev 0 (v4l) Mar 08 11:18:31 BogoMIPS : 100.96 Mar 08 11:18:31 Hardware : GTA01 Mar 08 11:18:35 ;-) Mar 08 11:18:37 * SpeedEvil will add to wiki - if nobody else does in 1/2 hour. Mar 08 11:19:19 what about this: time dd if=/dev/zero bs=1024 count=102400 of=/dev/zero Mar 08 11:19:43 rob_w: it can be 133 BogoMIPS ;D Mar 08 11:20:44 hrw, nice Mar 08 11:21:06 the microSD doent mount .. although i see the partition at fdisk Mar 08 11:22:51 "sys 0m2.952s" (for the urandom) on a Pentium D at 2.8GHz. Mar 08 11:23:31 aloril: real 0m 2.23s Mar 08 11:23:31 user 0m 0.12s Mar 08 11:23:31 sys 0m 2.08s Mar 08 11:24:35 hrw: it seems libgcc-s1 provides it, although I don't know why Mar 08 11:24:54 debian renaming Mar 08 11:24:58 it seems the p0 phones are at 200MHz? Mar 08 11:25:30 * aloril remembers seeing that enabling 266Mhz would enable some bugs too Mar 08 11:25:40 koen|lab: debug board works only on 200MHz Mar 08 11:26:54 time to find out if the CS building has some food Mar 08 11:31:49 koen|lab: would you mind, licensing some (all?) of your unboxing pics on flickr under cc (and/or gfdl) for inclusion in wikipedia ? Mar 08 11:31:58 crap. off he went .. .. Mar 08 11:33:37 ThePeritus: he'll be back - try also be email ;-) Mar 08 11:33:41 *by Mar 08 11:34:26 Stephmw: i'll idle here for a while .. .., thx. Mar 08 11:35:10 The 911 Button doesnt produce any xevents... Mar 08 11:36:13 alphaone: maybe it needs the dialer? Mar 08 11:37:31 Heh.. "911 emergency line, how can I help you? Are you sick? Is someone dying? Drowning puppies?" "No, I eh, just wanted to see if this worked" Mar 08 11:38:34 shit. usbnetworking died Mar 08 11:38:37 SuN: yeah, times like that you want a private cell Mar 08 11:39:13 NETDEV WATCHDOG: usb0: transmit timed out Mar 08 11:39:15 love it Mar 08 11:39:30 Stephmw: It should produce some events Mar 08 11:39:48 Otherwise how is the dialer going to know about it? Mar 08 11:40:38 openmoko: 03thomas * r1271 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-today/ChangeLog: * Remove incorrect ChangeLog from openmoko-today Mar 08 11:41:11 alphaone: I'm thinking perhaps the dialer provides a .so that has the event generation Mar 08 11:41:29 why you think that 911/aux button will call dialer? Mar 08 11:41:41 common code paths? Mar 08 11:46:45 time dd bs=1024 if=/dev/sda of=/dev/null Mar 08 11:46:57 or whatever where root partition on Phase 0 phone resides Mar 08 11:52:46 block size could probably be a bit bigger Mar 08 11:53:16 DesktopMa: does it matter on flash? Mar 08 11:53:45 for the flash read part probably not, but for pipe etc should be faster Mar 08 12:00:08 counter_set http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wishlist:Neo1973_P0_Review Mar 08 12:00:08 aloril changed counter prefix message to http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wishlist:Neo1973_P0_Review Mar 08 12:00:45 counter Mar 08 12:00:46 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wishlist:Neo1973_P0_Review P1: 3 weeks, 2 days 23:59:14 (23.999 +-7.0 days) (see faq) (502) Mar 08 12:07:27 don't you just love a phone you have to modprobe gta01_pm_gsm call from? :D Mar 08 12:08:02 openmoko: 03thomas * r1272 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-today/src/Makefile.am: * Use OpenMoko recommended CFLAGS in openmoko-today Mar 08 12:13:15 And have to use morse. Mar 08 12:16:13 CoreDump|home: I'm looking to update MokoMakefile to use the patched bitbake over the weekend. That should fix the svnnow behaviour by using the new python bitbake patches. Mar 08 12:21:23 openmoko: 03rwhitby * r48 10mokomakefile/trunk/patches/openmoko-HEAD/ (openocd.patch site.patch): Refreshed patches against latest OpenMoko svn Mar 08 12:21:46 rwhitby: I added a small patch to your mokomakefil on the wiki for people with a multiple cpu machine. Mar 08 12:22:14 philippe: nod Mar 08 12:22:33 you could just tell people to edit local.conf instead, since it is only created once and not touched after that. Mar 08 12:22:37 Someone called and the Neo said RING Mar 08 12:22:42 (rather than patching the makefile) Mar 08 12:22:43 But no callerID Mar 08 12:22:59 rwhitby: ok, I'll just change it in the tips then. Mar 08 12:24:40 alphaone: 7.6 Calling line identification presentation +CLIP Mar 08 12:25:20 (from TS 27.007 - dunno if it's implemented on Calypso) Mar 08 12:25:35 i cant fetch the openmoko kernel , why is that ? Mar 08 12:25:56 * rwhitby gets out his crystal ball ;-) Mar 08 12:26:09 it says it cant find rev 11 Mar 08 12:26:30 bit more context needed rob_w Mar 08 12:26:48 NOTE: Fetch svn://svn.openmoko.org/trunk/src/target/kernel;module=patches;proto=https Mar 08 12:26:49 svn: Kann 'https://svn.openmoko.org/trunk/src/target/kernel/patches' in Revision 11 nicht im Projektarchiv finden Mar 08 12:27:20 i did an update though Mar 08 12:28:00 rwhitby: I'm pretty sure it is. Mar 08 12:28:15 Maybe I have to activate that first Mar 08 12:28:19 Rapidshare FOSdem talk downloads - 350. Mar 08 12:28:35 FSCK Mar 08 12:28:59 neo does not bring usb0 up and terminal is not startable due to lack of icon ;( Mar 08 12:29:39 hrw: FWIW DISTRO=openmoko build working images Mar 08 12:29:50 is there any coordinator , who delegates task to the phase 0 people ? Mar 08 12:30:04 aloril :-) Mar 08 12:30:52 CoreDump|home: this one works too - stopped doing it today Mar 08 12:31:12 rob_w - Pick something from http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wishlist:Neo1973_P0_Review or from bugzilla. ;o) Mar 08 12:31:47 Or from Wishlist:Applications if you're feeling energetic. Mar 08 12:31:57 Right. Mar 08 12:32:15 righto Mar 08 12:33:35 time dd bs=1024 if=/dev/sda of=/dev/null Mar 08 12:33:46 no /dev/sda on device Mar 08 12:33:48 crap - I killed my p0 phone :-P Mar 08 12:33:48 would be interesting to know (or whatever root partition is) Mar 08 12:34:14 ie.. NAND read speed test Mar 08 12:34:41 I'm hoping I just drained the battery hard. Mar 08 12:34:52 Do you own a voltmeter? Mar 08 12:35:04 yup - but its at home right now Mar 08 12:35:08 and i'm at work Mar 08 12:35:15 If so, just sticking it across the outside battery contacts should read >3.3V if it's sort-of-ok. Mar 08 12:35:16 Oh. Mar 08 12:35:24 Its probably just needs chargin' Mar 08 12:35:53 basically I'm attempting to power it off usb but the hardware may not do that. Mar 08 12:36:06 I'll test it later, wheee Mar 08 12:36:16 aloril: I'd wait with the NAND read test till LaF0rge merges the LZO jffs2 patch Mar 08 12:36:29 noidd: try it with Nokia BL-5C ? Mar 08 12:36:34 koen|lab: ;D Mar 08 12:36:38 NETDEV WATCHDOG: usb0: transmit timed out Mar 08 12:36:45 fsckin usb networking Mar 08 12:37:14 anybody any idea what would be a realistic value for a phase0 phone? (I need this for the customs) Mar 08 12:37:24 Well. Mar 08 12:37:30 I'd say $100 Mar 08 12:37:37 Keep in mind that it's _buggy_. Mar 08 12:37:42 Actually. Mar 08 12:37:45 indeed. Mar 08 12:37:49 It's probably so buggy it's not really usable. Mar 08 12:38:11 In final state of software, probably $100. Mar 08 12:38:14 But it's not there yet. Mar 08 12:38:32 Also - compensation will typically be paid only to the declared value if it gets lost. Mar 08 12:38:41 Okay seems low enough to avoid taxation... Mar 08 12:39:04 the declared value is 0 euro and customs here in Finland don't seem to like it. Mar 08 12:39:04 I think I just read a mail that answers my question about the AUX button Mar 08 12:39:07 koen|lab: umm... reading partition directly should not be affected by that? (reading files yes of course) Mar 08 12:39:26 It was on its way to a landfil before it was shipped out Mar 08 12:39:34 philippe: :-( Mar 08 12:39:51 philippe: Well, do you know what duty rate is? Mar 08 12:39:52 It looks like a phone with a very high value. Mar 08 12:39:56 Comparatively. Mar 08 12:39:58 aloril: mtd isn't a block device Mar 08 12:40:27 I'd respond, pointing them to the website, and detailing that these are _buggy_ hardware, where the dialer doesn't even work. Mar 08 12:40:43 I would do the same Mar 08 12:40:50 noidd: duty rate is 22% Mar 08 12:41:09 philippe: Just hand them the phone and tell them you'll pay customs if they manage to call someone with it :-) Mar 08 12:41:14 as an engineering sample or as a final cellphone device? Mar 08 12:41:35 alphaone: I wish I could do it like that... Mar 08 12:41:36 in the US at least the duty rate for an engineering sample is 0% so the declared value didn't matter Mar 08 12:41:37 It's not a cellphone if you can't actually call people with it in the current state :) Mar 08 12:42:46 Personally - I'd say that its a non-functional engineering sample for a cellphone that won't be publically available until September Mar 08 12:43:12 So it has no intrinsic value that you are able to quantify Mar 08 12:43:37 I think I am going to avoid using the word cellphone. My guess is that they will just take any cellphone value and use that as a reference then. Mar 08 12:43:41 i see lots of 4>adc_read: entering (pcf=c0549e00, channel=0, data2=00000000) is that some gsm output ? Mar 08 12:43:50 sure Mar 08 12:44:18 the customs declaration from FIC (assuming its the same as mine) said "Enginnering Sample - Value $0" Mar 08 12:44:26 because honestly, it has no commercial value. Mar 08 12:44:50 koen|lab: ah, OK (it bangs it kind of 'directly' and takes bad block, etc.. into account), would need some kind of special dd command that could read it and pass bad blocks, not so simple anymore Mar 08 12:44:52 it was due to go to landfill after all Mar 08 12:46:06 noidd: That is what the Finnish customs don't want to accept. Mar 08 12:46:19 Is this your first contact with them? Mar 08 12:46:25 noidd - Put it on ebay... and you'll see the value. ;o) Mar 08 12:46:30 Or have you been arguing back and forth? Mar 08 12:46:39 hmm.. 'clever' customs people might say "Lets see what it will fetch on eBay" ;-) Mar 08 12:46:56 Elrond: hehe, we got this idea same time Mar 08 12:47:35 philippe: print this out http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo1973_Hardware#GTA01Bv3 Mar 08 12:48:32 philippe - hehe, or ask them to show you, how they try to phone using the thing. ;) Mar 08 12:48:44 12:47 < zaheerm> wtay: awesome: gst-launch-0.10 -m videotestsrc ! identity drop-probability=0.1 ! identity check-perfect=true ! fakesink sync=true Mar 08 12:48:49 hm, oops. Mar 08 12:49:21 Like any smartphone, the neo can't be used to phone (at least currently). ;o)) Mar 08 12:49:24 *duck* Mar 08 12:50:32 Elrond: are you saying it's too smart for that? :) Mar 08 12:50:42 aloril: I'll keep that page in mind :-) Mar 08 12:51:33 or show this: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Manually_using_GSM Mar 08 12:51:57 dialing application in it (and no sound by using those either ;-) Mar 08 12:51:57 aloril - Heh, that's basicly my point. ;) Mar 08 12:52:31 I'm surprised, that finnish customs is worse than german. Mar 08 12:54:10 * philippe wonders why they would need to charge somebody for a gift he gets. (Most of the time taxes have already been payed on it) Mar 08 12:54:15 in Poland it is a matter of luck. I got mine without problems. Other developer has to fight with customs (they opened package and refuse 0usd value) Mar 08 12:54:24 philippe - I guess, you have to convince them, that you wont have any commercial gain due to the thing. Mar 08 12:54:47 Elrond: I hope I will get through to customs directly as I have DHL in between atm Mar 08 12:55:10 philippe - Oh well. Mar 08 12:55:13 And their contact persons email (well the first one) was incorrect Mar 08 12:55:24 openmoko-simplemediaplayer == old BMP... Mar 08 12:56:02 They should have put 10usd value on it. ;) Mar 08 12:56:03 are they actually going to ship lame? I thought lame could not be shipped in binary form. Mar 08 12:56:07 Just for fake. ;) Mar 08 12:56:15 customs are more about spending money you earn in a different country, thus taking the value "out", and should in general be applied only when there is a local manufacturing process for the same type of things (that's the legal background and reasoning for them) so to stimulate domestic production over import Mar 08 12:57:25 danilos - Yeah, which is basicly okay. But kicking end users (which we basicly are) for it... is imho bad. Mar 08 12:58:54 So next time use Sean-as-courier-service. ;o) Mar 08 12:59:13 Elrond: and that's usually due to custom officers being silly (I had the same problem when I received Nokia 770 in Serbia before it hit sales, because they assume you are lying, they kept it for two weeks so Nokia announced sales and they figured I wasn't :)) Mar 08 13:00:57 hehe nice , they even shipped extra rubbers for the ear plugs .. what a service Mar 08 13:01:06 Elrond: you said 13 hours ago that " aevin - Some simple measurements of write performance on sd or nand were done... scroll up. ;)" Mar 08 13:01:24 do you refer to this: " scp via SSH to the SD card is running with 300kb/s" ? Mar 08 13:01:35 :)) Mar 08 13:01:36 aloril - Yeah. ;) Mar 08 13:01:57 isnt that a bad measurement :) (cpu bottleneck too?) Mar 08 13:02:08 renihs - Yes. Mar 08 13:02:17 renihs - And it's going through buffer cache. Mar 08 13:03:50 But you know, benchmarks are always crap. ;o) Mar 08 13:04:35 affirmative :) Mar 08 13:10:03 aloril - There are a few P0 owners now -- and they can't deny having an sd card, cause it's included -- so better measurements can be performed by any of them. ;) Mar 08 13:10:06 how about dd if=/dev/zero of=sdcard ? Mar 08 13:10:26 I'll do that for you Mar 08 13:10:29 np Mar 08 13:10:34 right now Mar 08 13:10:40 you want me to write to the raw device? Mar 08 13:10:41 buz - I think, this is close to the best. Mar 08 13:11:23 noidd: no, write to a file on the sdcard Mar 08 13:11:25 thats more realistic Mar 08 13:11:28 noidd - I'd say yes. Everything else measures "fs algorithms", "bufer cache" and whatnot. Mar 08 13:11:41 Ok, lemme find out what the SD device is :-) Mar 08 13:12:04 check if there is mkfs first Mar 08 13:12:14 else you get an sd card that cant be formatted again ;) Mar 08 13:12:54 buz - He'll compile mkfs in the worst case. :) Mar 08 13:13:14 I'm at work so I don't have access to my compile box :-/ Mar 08 13:13:40 Elrond: see http://bugzilla.openmoko.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=245 Mar 08 13:14:39 so actually testing SD speed might not yet be 'possible' Mar 08 13:14:45 oh thats bad Mar 08 13:17:19 dunno if this is all P0 devices or just one? Mar 08 13:17:42 my does not give sd access Mar 08 13:17:58 aloril: But it crashed after writing ~30MB to the card.. Mar 08 13:18:34 I can't find the SD device either Mar 08 13:18:46 Interesting rumor: http://simeons.wordpress.com/2007/03/04/the-real-google-phone/ Mar 08 13:18:53 I will confess tho I bend the MMC holder when I tried to open it Mar 08 13:19:15 alphaone: how did you get SD device visible? Mar 08 13:19:30 noidd - Huh. Is it that easy to break the sd holder? Mar 08 13:20:05 Elrond: its very thin Mar 08 13:20:39 Its the same uSD holder you have in other cellphones Mar 08 13:20:48 its my own incompetence, not a design flaw Mar 08 13:21:42 aloril: Yeah Mar 08 13:21:50 modprobe Mar 08 13:22:04 You have to modprobe the driver Mar 08 13:22:38 ah, gotcha Mar 08 13:23:09 I'll get the name for you in a sec Mar 08 13:23:45 s3cmci.ko Mar 08 13:23:46 It comes with a FAT partition that can't be mounted by the kernel Mar 08 13:23:47 I would guess Mar 08 13:23:48 yup Mar 08 13:23:55 find /lib/modules -type f -exec insmod \{} \; Mar 08 13:24:11 hah, nice Mar 08 13:24:24 So you have to mke2fs /dev/mmcblk0p0 Mar 08 13:24:34 hmm... I guess P2 phone will need to include FAT too Mar 08 13:24:37 prior to mounting it Mar 08 13:24:48 aloril: Probably... Mar 08 13:24:50 alphaone: aye, vfat is necessary Mar 08 13:24:55 I get a Bad Address on modprobe Mar 08 13:25:00 I'll dig some Mar 08 13:25:07 What's the state of the art 'sane filesystem over vfat' layer? Mar 08 13:25:23 ATM I've got an ext2 loopback blob on my keyring USB. Mar 08 13:25:42 heh Mar 08 13:25:55 * alphaone doesn't use FAT Mar 08 13:27:05 I'm gone for a bit. Got to clean up the kitchen and my room. Our little hacking session left them in a rather devastating state. Mar 08 13:27:09 * aloril just reformats (unless some other device needs to read it) Mar 08 13:27:19 It's my last-line backup device. Mar 08 13:27:40 If my house completely burns down to the ground, and the buried data cache fails. Mar 08 13:27:58 Or more likely, if I'm away. Mar 08 13:28:35 So it needs to be readable as possible. Mar 08 13:30:37 hub 2-0:1.0: Cannot enable port 4. Maybe the USB cable is bad? Mar 08 13:30:43 argh usb Mar 08 13:32:11 hrw - What are you doing there? Mar 08 13:32:47 noidd - (uSD holder) okay. So I should be careful anyway. :) Mar 08 13:33:24 Elrond: just have neo connected via usb Mar 08 13:35:30 openmoko: 03laforge * r1273 10/trunk/src/target/kernel/patches/ (gta01-core.patch gta01-inputdevice.patch): Mar 08 13:35:30 openmoko: * Rename 911 GPIO/IRQ to AUX GPIO/IRQ Mar 08 13:35:30 openmoko: * Give interrupts of gta01kbd driver better description Mar 08 13:35:30 openmoko: * Add headphone jack switch support to gta01kbd Mar 08 13:35:30 openmoko: * Fix input key reporting of gta01kbd (no keybits were set) Mar 08 13:38:32 updated [[Wishlist:Neo1973_P0_Review]], any other results/info known and not there (or elsewhere wiki)? Mar 08 13:39:41 quite unlike traditional reviews ;-) Mar 08 13:46:19 (no new info) P0 blog: http://atulchitnis.net/diary/showentry/421 Mar 08 13:47:39 blog about mobile phones and moko (no new info): http://www.microplop.com/2007/the-decline-of-mobile-phones/ Mar 08 13:47:49 "... Windows Mobile OS phones. Devices running this operating system have a bootstrapping-style chip which prevents not only the OS from being replaced ... " Mar 08 13:48:02 umm.. do WinCE mobiles actually have hardware to prevent hacking? Mar 08 13:49:15 aloril - Hmm, I thought, wince had no security, which makes booting linux from sd so easy?! Mar 08 13:49:36 yeah, maybe blog author got it wrong (I don't know) Mar 08 13:51:44 (blog about voip and missing hardware in Linux phones http://sayspy.blogspot.com/2007/03/is-voip-on-cell-phone-so-hard.html ) Mar 08 13:55:52 <_buz> p1 neo isnt particularly suited towards VoIP either Mar 08 13:56:06 <_buz> unless you have BT-PAN nearby Mar 08 13:56:19 <_buz> which is something i have never seen in use Mar 08 13:56:29 bt-pan? Mar 08 13:56:54 <_buz> personal area network Mar 08 13:57:10 Ahh. Mar 08 13:57:43 gprs has not enough bandwidth and is probably more expensive then gsm? Mar 08 13:57:52 <_buz> and it has lousy pings Mar 08 13:58:21 <_buz> of all half assed solutions towards VoIP wifi seems easily the best Mar 08 13:58:41 <_buz> aside of it being a damn power hog of course Mar 08 14:00:45 gprs ping = about the same as fiber ping to the moon Mar 08 14:02:15 <_buz> slightly better Mar 08 14:03:15 <_buz> maybe Mar 08 14:04:01 hmm.. GPRS+ that would be just like GPRS, but would not guarantee packet order would be better (why implemenet TCP twice? and especially bad for UDP (VoIP) Mar 08 14:04:10 Pings of roughly 1.3 seconds then? :) Mar 08 14:06:24 "I wonder why I have such a better feeling about the OpenMoko than the Nokia n800" http://www.kitenet.net/~joey/blog/entry/openmoko_and_n800.html Mar 08 14:33:50 openmoko: 03thomas * r1274 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-today/src/today-main.c: Mar 08 14:33:50 openmoko: * Retrieve todays events from libecal (based on patch from Dodji Seketeli) Mar 08 14:33:50 openmoko: * Update indenting Mar 08 14:43:00 aloril, considering the the spec & price, n800 would be a better choice imho Mar 08 14:53:40 rd_: needs separate phone though Mar 08 14:57:25 openmoko: 03thomas * r1275 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-today/ (configure.ac src/today-main.c): Mar 08 14:57:25 openmoko: * openmoko-today/configure.ac: Check for libebook and libecal Mar 08 14:57:25 openmoko: * openmoko-today/src/today-main.c: Use %I rather than %l in strftime to prevent Mar 08 14:57:25 openmoko: an ISO C warning. Mar 08 15:00:21 brr, C for desktop gui apps Mar 08 15:02:31 Harlekin: there's always http://www.micronovae.com/CSP.html Mar 08 15:03:22 Stephmw: but apparently C is used for openmoko desktop gui apps Mar 08 15:04:02 iirc that's what GTK uses under the hood, no? Mar 08 15:07:54 Stephmw: still its wrong for gui apps Mar 08 15:08:00 So? scripting lang on top, noone ever sees the C :) Mar 08 15:08:02 Stephmw: gtk has c++ bindings Mar 08 15:08:35 cu Mar 08 15:10:44 Harlekin: I'm not arguing for any particular one - I prefer that Java oddity ;) Mar 08 15:11:32 Stephmw: ? Mar 08 15:12:04 Harlekin: I'll eventually try to replace the GTK UI with a Java-based one Mar 08 15:12:20 oh, oddity in a different sense than I thought Mar 08 15:12:46 I though about the java anomalies Mar 08 15:12:48 .-) Mar 08 15:13:32 are there java bindings for gtk? Mar 08 15:14:42 Harlekin: yes Mar 08 15:15:20 interesting Mar 08 15:15:24 via jni? Mar 08 15:16:00 hmh, is 2G about the current limit for microSD cards? microSD was what the phone had, right? Mar 08 15:16:55 * florian looks at Harlekin... want more performance? ;) Mar 08 15:17:24 florian: I want especially manageble software Mar 08 15:17:53 academic education software development Mar 08 15:18:06 Harlekin: install DOS ;) Mar 08 15:18:20 florian: for some great C stuff? Mar 08 15:18:38 Harlekin: no, for Turbo Basic Mar 08 15:18:48 Harlekin: yeah, via JNI Mar 08 15:18:55 close to C in chances to make errors and have security problems Mar 08 15:19:13 Harlekin: there's also an existing full set of GTK peers for GNU Classpath Mar 08 15:19:50 Stephmw: is this still active? Mar 08 15:20:05 under which license is the real java now? Mar 08 15:20:26 Harlekin: phoneME is GPL Mar 08 15:20:34 Harlekin: gpl Mar 08 15:20:55 Harlekin: Browse around http://research.operationaldynamics.com/bzr/java-gnome/mainline/src/java/org/gnome/gtk/ Mar 08 15:20:57 zecke: thought so too Mar 08 15:21:12 was just wondering about the statement: " is a GNU project to create free core class libraries " Mar 08 15:21:19 which sounds like "more free" than java Mar 08 15:21:20 Harlekin: http://object-refinery.com/classpath/statcvs/ Mar 08 15:21:30 zecke: and jvm? Mar 08 15:21:31 openmoko: 03laforge * r1276 10/trunk/oe/packages/openmoko-pim/ (2 files in 2 dirs): upstream now compiles fine again, get rid of our pl.po kludge Mar 08 15:21:40 Harlekin: funnily enough, Sun are releasing the whole Java under the same license as GNU Classpath Mar 08 15:21:52 :-) Mar 08 15:21:55 Harlekin: we had a great meet up at FOSDEM Mar 08 15:21:59 Stephmw: that was kinda deliberate, you know ;) Mar 08 15:22:04 Harlekin: AFAIK phoneME contains CDC(?) which is GPL as well Mar 08 15:22:06 robtaylor: i think so too Mar 08 15:22:07 robtaylor: surely not!? :) Mar 08 15:22:16 heh Mar 08 15:22:25 but a great success for the gnu classpath stuff Mar 08 15:22:26 but everyone's happy with it Mar 08 15:23:09 zecke: if phoneME is gpl, it is impossible to write closed source apps for it, right? Mar 08 15:23:14 actually they took a long time to decide on GPL versis the apache license Mar 08 15:23:14 Hadaka: whether 4GB microSD work on Neo1973 is currently unknown, they might work Mar 08 15:23:37 Harlekin: no, it is not. It has the same license as GNU classpath Mar 08 15:23:51 zecke: I'm not sure about that Mar 08 15:23:51 zecke: Harlekin: phoneME is GPL <- so not gpl Mar 08 15:23:53 Harlekin: GPL + exception (check the testimonal of rms and eben molgan) Mar 08 15:24:02 ah, ok Mar 08 15:24:19 zecke: reading... I thought J2ME was GPL, and J2SE was GPL+e Mar 08 15:24:21 "The classpath exception" :) Mar 08 15:25:37 zecke: "The phoneME project code is released under the GNU General Public License Version 2 (GPLv2)" Mar 08 15:25:54 zecke: it's done on purpose to force openness, or private licensing Mar 08 15:27:11 zecke: there are concerns this limits which MIDlets can be run on a GPL phoneME Mar 08 15:27:19 zecke: ... but I'm leaving that to the Sun guys to untangle Mar 08 15:28:17 Harlekin: also, there's the beginnings of a MIDP2 implementation on top of SDL, http://midpath.thenesis.org/en/Start%20Page Mar 08 15:29:43 Stephmw: now you just need an efficient implementation for arm devices Mar 08 15:29:51 or similar cpus Mar 08 15:30:14 Stephmw: http://www.sun.com/software/opensource/java/faq.jsp#b3, okay JDK has the classpath exception Mar 08 15:30:33 Harlekin: so the current arm code needs improvements? Mar 08 15:31:11 aloril: thanks Mar 08 15:31:13 zecke: did you try it? Mar 08 15:32:32 Harlekin: well you say you need an efficient implementation, which would mean the current one is not efficient enough Mar 08 15:33:17 last time I saw the standard jvm from sun on an arm device it was quite slow Mar 08 15:34:33 right, the RI from sun is pretty slow Mar 08 15:34:49 CacaoVM that runs with Classpath has a JIT... on arm too :) Mar 08 15:34:59 and the efficient ones are closed source Mar 08 15:35:12 other licensees would likely enable jazelle acceleration too Mar 08 15:35:33 ... which open source VMs can't because the specs are closed Mar 08 16:13:25 openmoko: 03thomas * r1277 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-today/src/today-main.c: Mar 08 16:13:25 openmoko: * Connect signal to launcher buttons in openmoko-today Mar 08 16:13:25 openmoko: * Add some comments Mar 08 16:13:54 Gotta drop off some work at work. Cu Mar 08 16:14:34 seems like good progress is made on userspace today Mar 08 16:18:40 very good Mar 08 16:29:24 mtpaint upstream sent thanks for the configure patch Mar 08 16:30:26 that's always nice Mar 08 16:38:53 hmm am i missing a "Add" button in the phonebook ? Mar 08 16:50:27 rob_w: don't pretend that you have any friends.... you one of the p0 folks? Mar 08 16:51:29 rob_w: if so how is the sound? Mar 08 16:58:06 koen|lab: have you made any calls with the neo? Mar 08 16:58:30 sannes: not yet, I have no spare SIM card Mar 08 16:58:40 (and have been locked in the lab the past few days) Mar 08 16:59:15 ah, just curious on the sound quality and such Mar 08 16:59:25 and feel Mar 08 17:00:23 the ui is definitly a winning horse ! Mar 08 17:00:56 the contrast of those colours ( red/orange/yellow) to the black casing is tremendous Mar 08 17:06:21 any video footage of the ui? Mar 08 17:06:32 and using the touchscreen etc Mar 08 17:10:15 e Mar 08 18:00:59 alphaone - Who in your group owns the Siemens ME45? Mar 08 18:01:47 ME45 <3 Mar 08 18:03:51 guaqua - What's up? Mar 08 18:04:34 not much Mar 08 18:06:03 What does "<3" mean? Mar 08 18:06:37 it means less than 3 obviously Mar 08 18:08:18 or turn your head counterwise and spot a heart :/ Mar 08 18:08:32 i liked my siemens me45 Mar 08 18:08:42 Ahh. :-) Mar 08 18:08:52 A me45 is my current phone. :-)) Mar 08 18:09:32 it was cool. mine just broke Mar 08 18:09:42 gtg Mar 08 18:09:59 it said it had network connectivity when it actually didn't have Mar 08 18:11:17 Hi, I have problems viewing the wiki in Konqueror. Only the 'article' button is visible. Anyone else has such problems? Mar 08 18:11:17 MBitter: 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 18:11:59 MBitter - If I enlage fonts in firefox (Ctrl-+), I get the same. Mar 08 18:12:41 MBitter - Normally, the other buttons are a little "hidden", just a few percent of them at the top is shown. And when one puts the mouse over that little, the rest of the buttom is shown. Mar 08 18:12:41 now I can see the upper-half of the other buttons Mar 08 18:13:03 I guess, _that_ is normal. ;) Mar 08 18:13:29 ok, thx. The zoom was the Problem (have to zoom out under 100%) Mar 08 18:13:57 I should check, if there's a bugzilla target for "website". Mar 08 18:16:28 There is a bugzilla category... Mar 08 18:16:54 MBitter - If I create a bug for firefox, can you then add a comment "I can reproduce on konqueror"? Mar 08 18:17:20 sure Mar 08 18:20:28 MBitter - Okay, give a me two minute to check, if already a bug exists and create an account for me. Mar 08 18:22:57 Hmm, I probably should ask my admin to exclude openmoko from greylisting. ;o= Mar 08 18:23:20 what is the adc_read message at the gta01 ? it fills my logs and want to get rid of it Mar 08 18:23:59 rob_w: most like touchscreen debugging Mar 08 18:24:02 or battery Mar 08 18:24:11 * koen wonders what else uses an adc Mar 08 18:24:23 the microphone, but that would be an alsa error Mar 08 18:24:43 then my bet is battery as it polls it each time .. Mar 08 18:24:44 rob_w: it's the adc for the battery Mar 08 18:25:02 so its the battery applet i loaded into the panel , lets see Mar 08 18:25:46 rob_w: I've made the same 'mistake' ... and the driver message can't be disabled at run-time. You have to rebuild the kernel module Mar 08 18:25:47 ah thats better *note remove debug on battery Mar 08 18:27:28 matchbox-panel font made me grep my glasses , after i havent used them for a year ;-) Mar 08 18:27:29 koen - Did you see SpeedEvil and my request last night for some pics? ;o) Mar 08 18:27:57 rob_w - Now you can imagine how I feel with normal phones. ;) Mar 08 18:40:39 so koen what is the general uptodo list ? anything special or is the order just "Hack as much as you can ?" Mar 08 18:40:53 so mass market in september huh? Mar 08 18:40:53 pna: 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 18:41:25 later Mar 08 18:41:30 rob_w: "finish matlab assignments, sleep, board plane [...] sleep" Mar 08 18:42:12 that is your private todo, waht is that matlab ? is it some sort of test you need to succeed ? Mar 08 18:43:05 it's closedsource program :) Mar 08 18:44:17 rob_w - See http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wishlist:Neo1973_P0_Review , bugzilla, and fetch anything you like. Mar 08 19:03:53 Does OpenMoko have any VoIP applications? Mar 08 19:04:42 XVampireX - I don't think so. Mar 08 19:04:49 XVampireX: how would that work? there's no high-bandwidth connection. Mar 08 19:05:18 so, any p0 devices recieved yet? Mar 08 19:05:21 cjb - openmoko could have a voip-app. But it wouldn't make sense on the current target of OM. ;) Mar 08 19:05:37 LuitvD - Many. Search the wiki for "p0 review" Mar 08 19:05:47 ah Mar 08 19:05:48 :) Mar 08 19:05:52 i will Mar 08 19:05:54 LuitvD - koen has cool pix on flickr. Mar 08 19:06:04 cjb, No idea, but I know smartphones like having VoIP support :D Mar 08 19:07:42 had an idea for text entry on the neo, im sure someone has thought of it before though. You have a tiny fullsize keyboard on say half the neo screen (this would normally be far to small to directly touch and get a character) So my idea is that you use the button on the side to accept the key. So the user moves there finger around on the touchkbd until the correct letter appears then presses the side button to accept it. Mar 08 19:08:10 that's going to be even slower IMO. Mar 08 19:08:24 than what Mar 08 19:08:42 clicking the side button, than some other means. Mar 08 19:09:23 it would be faster to use a styles Mar 08 19:09:37 but who wants to use that on a phone Mar 08 19:09:55 Psi_, why not drag the finger until the right letter appears? Mar 08 19:09:56 dullard_: 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 19:09:57 Elrond: Actually OpenMoko should have a VoIP application, it's a choice you let people have :) Mar 08 19:10:02 dullard_, thats what i mean Mar 08 19:10:08 exactly what i mean Mar 08 19:10:10 oh sorry lol Mar 08 19:10:13 I hear alot of people are excited about stuff like Skype on their mobiles Mar 08 19:10:16 openmoko should use telepathy for VOIP :) Mar 08 19:10:23 Yeah Mar 08 19:10:25 we just released our SIP backend Mar 08 19:10:34 well, Nokia just released it, but we've been working on it with them Mar 08 19:10:41 You work on Telepathy? Mar 08 19:10:42 Robot101: telepathy-enabled? Mar 08 19:10:51 Psi_, I mean no side button, just release your finger Mar 08 19:10:52 XVampireX: yes Mar 08 19:10:55 Robot101: S60 or S40? Mar 08 19:11:00 What's the state of jingle? Mar 08 19:11:06 Robot101: for the contacts app on the n800? :D Mar 08 19:11:11 dullard_, could try that, but i dont know that it would be very reliable Mar 08 19:11:48 XVampireX: gtalk has worked for over a year, jingle audio/video calls for the past few months Mar 08 19:12:04 well, you only release it when the correct letter appears. seems sensible to me Mar 08 19:12:06 Stephmw: neither, Linux - the 770 and N800 internet tablets use Telepathy for their IM/VOIP Mar 08 19:12:08 Robot101: I can't get things like tapioca working.... Mar 08 19:12:14 Robot101: ahhh Mar 08 19:12:49 XVampireX: hm, well we can make calls using a pretty small python script, works OK :) Mar 08 19:12:50 dullard_, yes but some touchscreens tend to no like dragging they click/release alot as you move Mar 08 19:12:56 Robot101: definatly need sip on the n800. I'm using the Gizmo client, but it doesn't integrate well. Mar 08 19:13:19 Robot101: that and Aim/Yahoo/Msn integration would be awesome. Mar 08 19:13:20 counter Mar 08 19:13:20 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wishlist:Neo1973_P0_Review P1: 3 weeks, 2 days 16:46:39 (23.699 +-7.0 days) (see faq) (503) Mar 08 19:13:24 Robot101: Is there anything on Linux you're recommend then? Mar 08 19:13:30 wait... this isn't #maemo Mar 08 19:13:30 Psi_, really?? the one on my universal is fine with dragging... I assume it's similar technology Mar 08 19:13:43 you'd^ Mar 08 19:13:46 if your way works then yes it would be better Mar 08 19:14:03 i just dont have a neo, so cant try it :P Mar 08 19:14:08 XVampireX: the gossip folks are looking at merging voip/video support Mar 08 19:14:16 XVampireX: (using telepathy) Mar 08 19:14:39 Robot101: I heard that, but don't know how much they already did, I saw somoe pics for first Video support :P Mar 08 19:15:08 XVampireX: well they did a release with telepathy support included, one of the devs is looking at merging the voice/video stuff atm Mar 08 19:15:42 Psi_: ever seen the IBM Simon keyboard? Mar 08 19:15:44 Alright, but anything in the KDE world? :P Mar 08 19:15:47 nope Mar 08 19:16:11 XVampireX: ask the Kopete guys how their Telepathy backend is going :) Mar 08 19:16:25 Alright Mar 08 19:16:34 Psi_, for click/release/click sequences you normally use debouncing filters Mar 08 19:16:59 as well as having picture of letters, you could have pictures of commonly used words, and, to, for, etc.. Mar 08 19:17:16 Psi_: 3/2 squares and abutton. the 6 squares are filled with the most likely next characters (from a language model, like in dasher) Mar 08 19:17:34 interesting Mar 08 19:17:44 and a button press gives teh the next most probably 6 characters Mar 08 19:18:15 some guys did a study of input methods back in 96, hang on, i'll find the url Mar 08 19:19:38 http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/rd/0%2C386674%2C1%2C0.25%2CDownload/http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/cache/papers/cs/18474/http:zSzzSzwww.clopinet.comzSzisabellezSzPaperszSzusability.pdf/usability-study-of-text.pdf Mar 08 19:20:27 though that method came out slower than even a stylused mini keyboard :/ Mar 08 19:20:30 robtaylor: .. and then there's always dasher :) Mar 08 19:20:39 i know a app called speedscript ,, it takes some learing curve but then you get really fast only with movements Mar 08 19:20:48 cjb: yeah, the main problem with dasher is screen real-estate Mar 08 19:21:26 robtaylor: yeah, I think we need 150 pixels vertical to do well. Mar 08 19:21:31 rob_w: look nice Mar 08 19:21:41 http://www.dasher.org.uk/TryJavaDasherNow.html Mar 08 19:21:55 cjb: i was kinda thinking of a '2-d 'tunneling' version of sahser Mar 08 19:22:11 dasher is handicapped people ;-) Mar 08 19:22:26 rob_w: nah. Mar 08 19:22:27 That was sort-of-similar to the http://lists.openmoko.org/pipermail/community/2007-March/004007.html Mar 08 19:22:39 comment I made - not the dasher. Mar 08 19:22:41 rob_w: it's for anyone who doesn't have a full keyboard. which includes cellphones. Mar 08 19:22:45 rob_w: oh> Mar 08 19:22:46 gesture interface, with hints Mar 08 19:22:46 ? Mar 08 19:23:11 there was an interesting input method for touchscreens called MessageEaseST Mar 08 19:23:24 rob_w: speedscript is patented in both us and europe though Mar 08 19:23:25 but i'm afraid it's patented Mar 08 19:23:25 http://www.speedscript.biz/ Mar 08 19:23:35 http://www.exideas.com/ME/faq.html#201 Mar 08 19:23:41 I've recreated messageease in squeak... oops maybe I shouldnt have Mar 08 19:23:50 robtaylor, i know the ceo ,,maybe its time to get the contact warmed up again Mar 08 19:24:22 dasher is way too busy Mar 08 19:24:32 trying to catch the chars makes me angry Mar 08 19:24:32 rob_w: heh ;) Mar 08 19:24:44 buz: haha :) you'll get the hang of it.. Mar 08 19:24:54 The nice thought about the idea I had was that it's designed to start out with 0-9 keys, and then directions off them. Mar 08 19:25:03 rob_w: i dont think their business model would survice open sourcing.. Mar 08 19:25:14 But by adding anohter stroke that represents the initial vector, you could have generic gestures. Mar 08 19:25:19 (Dasher is Free and unpatented, fwiw.) Mar 08 19:25:37 i like the swedish dudes popup thingy more Mar 08 19:25:56 SpeedEvil: i didnt really understand your post, tbh :/ Mar 08 19:26:04 Sigh. Mar 08 19:26:23 Where did it start to go wrong? Mar 08 19:27:03 Basically, you have keys - say 0-9 that are the start of gestures. Mar 08 19:27:03 did anyone run openmoko on an HTC Wizard yet? Mar 08 19:27:23 LuitvD: only on htcmagician and htcuniversal iirc Mar 08 19:27:24 getting an HTC Wizard from a friend next week Mar 08 19:27:26 SpeedEvil: ah, i think thats the bit i migssed Mar 08 19:27:38 koen: universal has VGA right? Mar 08 19:27:39 SpeedEvil: seems odd starting with 0-9, tbh Mar 08 19:27:41 http://www.micropp.se/openmoko/ this one i like best so far Mar 08 19:27:46 or possibly ibm's shapewriter Mar 08 19:28:08 The idea is that you have a numeric keypad that lets you enter text Mar 08 19:28:12 LuitvD: afaik, linux barely boots on the wizard so far Mar 08 19:28:37 buz: did you get any response on the e28 stuff yet? Mar 08 19:28:38 http://linwizard.sourceforge.net/ Mar 08 19:28:46 no Mar 08 19:28:46 buz: seen the hex-keyboard as well? Mar 08 19:28:56 htc wizard is the 9100 right? Mar 08 19:28:59 the one above? Mar 08 19:29:09 Part of the problem is a lot of this is only really testable on a touchscreen, and I don't have one. Mar 08 19:29:15 i actually have on Mar 08 19:29:19 * robtaylor too Mar 08 19:29:24 but it0s 12" and pen only Mar 08 19:29:38 not really useful for finger based testing Mar 08 19:29:47 really i want an input method that works in place Mar 08 19:30:10 so i dont have to waste screen real-estate to a pop-up keyboard/pad/writing area Mar 08 19:30:25 Yeah - that'd be a variant of teh initial idea in this case, but it'd start with 5 directions basically, rather than 9 keys. Mar 08 19:31:19 stroke to the left in an input area, hold, and up pops the 'left stroke' next possibilities help page Mar 08 19:31:38 holding is pretty slow Mar 08 19:31:47 You only hold if you don't know. Mar 08 19:31:58 If you know, you simply carry on with the stroke to its end. Mar 08 19:32:15 Even if it's a rare 4-turn input - say 'pizza' or ~ Mar 08 19:33:00 I'm gonna be buying one of those laser keyboards cos they look sexy :-) Mar 08 19:33:16 I hope they work as well as they look cool. Mar 08 19:33:21 Alas - I suspect not. Mar 08 19:33:29 noidd: apprently they look great,but dont actuallywork well Mar 08 19:34:25 I've done the tests. Mar 08 19:34:29 I had a ZX81. Mar 08 19:34:35 hehe Mar 08 19:34:56 * prpplague looks over at his collection of zx81 and ts1000 systems Mar 08 19:35:07 40? key 5 meta-keys, all of the feel of a sheet of cardboard. Mar 08 19:38:05 all the tests say the laser thingies are unusable Mar 08 19:38:09 they work, but you dont wanna use them Mar 08 19:38:43 ZX81 was a uniquely horrible machine (actually, the ZX80 was worse, of course; ZX81 being a minor rev of ZX80) Mar 08 19:39:59 Someone actually managed to write a checkers game complete with AI player on an unextended ZX81 Mar 08 19:40:04 *That* was a feat! Mar 08 19:40:19 Given that ZX81 had 1K RAM *including* the frame buffer... Mar 08 19:40:47 hm anybody a idea how expensive would be the neo1973 in euro? Mar 08 19:41:08 or have anybody official infos ;) Mar 08 19:41:46 we dicuss this topic for a few days but we found no answer ^^ Mar 08 19:41:48 1K basic bytecode though Mar 08 19:41:49 ~change 350 USD to EUR Mar 08 19:41:55 350.00 United States Dollar (USD) makes 266.399 Euro (EUR) (from http://www.xe.com/) Mar 08 19:42:11 Elrond: would this the end price? Not expensiver? Mar 08 19:42:28 ~change 350 USD to FIM Mar 08 19:42:33 350.00 United States Dollar (USD) makes 1,583.95 Markka [obsolete] (FIM) (from http://www.xe.com/) Mar 08 19:42:42 kauhee summa! Mar 08 19:42:47 ~change 350 USD to CZK Mar 08 19:42:51 PBeck - Add shipping and handling... and if you live in a buerocratic area... or a area with corruption tendencies, add customs. Mar 08 19:42:52 this would be a very cool price. a cheap phone ^^ Mar 08 19:42:53 350.00 United States Dollar (USD) makes 7,482.47 Koruna (CZK) (from http://www.xe.com/) Mar 08 19:43:02 hmmm... Mar 08 19:43:08 shipping and handling => 20 euro? Mar 08 19:43:10 or more? Mar 08 19:43:16 You could also tradeoff the memory bandwidth for processor speed. As by default it painted the screen using the CPU to address it. Mar 08 19:43:27 Dunno. Mar 08 19:43:37 PBeck: we dont know yet Mar 08 19:43:42 supposedly theres an european source Mar 08 19:43:43 If they do keep to the $350 price in europe, that would be _very_ nice. Mar 08 19:43:50 counter Mar 08 19:43:51 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wishlist:Neo1973_P0_Review P1: 3 weeks, 2 days 16:16:09 (23.678 +-7.0 days) (see faq) (504) Mar 08 19:43:56 Rather than having to eat the 20% import duty or so. Mar 08 19:43:59 * xkr47 thinks anything below 400e is nice Mar 08 19:44:05 e <-> eur Mar 08 19:44:06 i doubt they will eat the 20% vat Mar 08 19:44:19 if they do, i want 20% off on mine Mar 08 19:44:23 lol Mar 08 19:44:31 Howver, shipping in a package of 20-30 will save a fair bit on shipping. Mar 08 19:44:49 or i'll order it go germany and pick it up there Mar 08 19:44:50 which could be passed onto users. Mar 08 19:44:55 saving 13% vat still Mar 08 19:44:58 xkr47: yes i thinks so, too ;) Mar 08 19:48:56 counter Mar 08 19:48:57 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wishlist:Neo1973_P0_Review P1: 3 weeks, 2 days 16:11:02 (23.674 +-7.0 days) (see faq) (505) Mar 08 19:50:36 hum where is the phase 2? Mar 08 19:50:48 gone with the wind ;) Mar 08 19:50:48 Off in the mists of time. Mar 08 19:51:29 .. "it got squeezed too tight between phase 1+ and phase 2+ and imploded into nothingness" Mar 08 19:52:40 what is phase 2+ Mar 08 19:52:44 end user? Mar 08 19:52:55 2 is end user Mar 08 19:53:00 I guess 2+ is whatever happens after Mar 08 19:53:07 this whole phase changing business is confusing me Mar 08 19:54:00 I don't think they intended 3 phases Mar 08 19:54:10 but got forced into it due to all the challenges Mar 08 19:54:32 It's _very_ unlikely that the first hardware will be bug-free Mar 08 19:54:38 so P0 will almost never be p1 Mar 08 19:54:45 Unless you get real lucky. Mar 08 19:54:55 Tehn you want to get it out to devs Mar 08 19:55:27 After 6 months, it's likely that prices have changed, so you want to re-roll the hardware before it goes public Mar 08 19:55:30 actually they have 4 phases now Mar 08 19:55:49 and i still wonder if current neo will ever ship in volume Mar 08 19:55:51 yeah - I suspect the additional 'P1.5' came in due to delay. Mar 08 19:55:58 a Mar 08 19:56:10 what's P1.5? Mar 08 19:56:10 Naked: 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 19:56:13 All I really care drastically about is getting a reliable P1 phone. Mar 08 19:56:24 P1.5 is the unofficial name given to the P1 Mar 08 19:56:24 i care more about what p1.5 will offer Mar 08 19:56:36 phone being launched with 'something extra' in Junish Mar 08 19:56:47 ok xkr47 and SpeedEvil ;) We can self count the days to phase2 ;) Mar 08 19:56:50 I suspect I may have one of the first P1's with wifi. Mar 08 19:57:10 As I've got a wifi dongle that looks to be a fit for a replacement for the BT module. Mar 08 19:57:17 :) Mar 08 19:57:34 PBeck, now look what you started ;) Mar 08 19:58:03 i stlil wonder exactly how that p1.5 device is supposed to work in june Mar 08 19:58:39 xkr47: what? :P Mar 08 19:58:43 I suspect we'll see an integrated BT/WIFI chip of some form. Mar 08 19:58:56 robtaylor: (about the laser keyboard) I've seen reviews both ways. It sounds like in most reviews I read they had unrealistic hopes. Mar 08 19:58:56 buz - Why would sending to germany save you anything? Mar 08 19:58:56 PBeck, nm, just kidding:) Mar 08 19:58:59 Maybe taken off the USB bus, as that doesn't work properly in slow mode. Mar 08 19:59:17 Elrond: only if fic eats the vat Mar 08 19:59:22 i can then reclaim the difference to switzerland's vat Mar 08 19:59:23 robtaylor: Its like they expect that because it projects an almost full size keyboard that it will react like one. Mar 08 19:59:39 it does NOT react like one Mar 08 19:59:41 robtaylor" Basically, as long as I can type on it as well as I could a thumbkeyboard - i'm happy. Mar 08 19:59:55 you cant Mar 08 19:59:58 I wonder if you had a high power IR laser, you could feel the heat of the keys. Mar 08 20:00:00 xkr47: :P Mar 08 20:00:01 for starters you need a flat surface Mar 08 20:00:10 Of course, that'd need insane power. Mar 08 20:00:19 admittedly that can be hard to find. Mar 08 20:00:20 another use for that v8 Mar 08 20:00:35 Don't kid around about that. Mar 08 20:00:57 You are speaking to someone who has fitted an internal combustion engine to a notebook floppy bay. Mar 08 20:01:14 * buz wants pics of that Mar 08 20:01:25 Alas, I diddn't have a camera at the time. Mar 08 20:01:50 It was a Cox .049 'Bee' motor, 9000RPM or so, running on glow fuel, with a small motor as a generator. Mar 08 20:02:26 I did run the laptop off it for a bit, but I decided on reflection not to put it in the laptop. Mar 08 20:02:35 so bye i go offline ;) Mar 08 20:02:40 Due to the oil in the exhaust. Mar 08 20:02:54 the heat must do wonders to the cplastic Mar 08 20:03:09 Actually - I had a large fan on it - it diddn't get that hot. Mar 08 20:03:16 The power was only some 50W Mar 08 20:03:50 but tiny ICE are oh so efficient Mar 08 20:04:26 :) Not so much that, more that it all got blown out along with the exhaust. Mar 08 20:07:52 hmh, what is the debug board used for? eg. what is impossible without the debug board? Mar 08 20:08:06 Unbricking the phone if you break u-booy Mar 08 20:08:08 t Mar 08 20:08:17 You should never usually need it. Mar 08 20:08:19 ah Mar 08 20:08:29 Even if doing kernel development. Mar 08 20:08:46 Maybe i'd be better off with one of these then: http://www.mobileplanet.com/p.aspx?i=138010 Mar 08 20:08:55 but laser keyobard cool! Mar 08 20:09:30 SpeedEvil - For kernel development it might be useful, as you get the console. Mar 08 20:11:02 Hello Mar 08 20:11:47 You can get usb-console though Mar 08 20:11:53 which does almost the same thing AIUI. Mar 08 20:12:27 hello fsniper Mar 08 20:14:01 SpeedEvil - Can one redirect kernel OOPS to usb-serial?! Mar 08 20:14:24 i can't compile openmoko with beginers Makefile can anybody help me? Mar 08 20:14:25 fsniper: 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 20:15:05 I've seen an OOPS - floppy/hard disk thingy. Mar 08 20:15:14 And I know there are net things. Mar 08 20:15:21 I don't know if they work over usb-net. Mar 08 20:18:20 Ahh. Mar 08 20:18:45 I had thought, it would only work on serial, as serial is easy to code and will likely continue to work in case of big emergency. Mar 08 20:19:07 * SpeedEvil ponders. Mar 08 20:19:19 OOPS - SMS should be pretty easy to code. Mar 08 20:19:24 It is serial after all. Mar 08 20:20:24 monotone kills my system :) Mar 08 20:20:45 hi Mar 08 20:21:02 MBitter - You still there? http://bugzilla.openmoko.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=248 Mar 08 20:21:15 i have improved thereisnophone.mp3 a little (http://www.tu-bs.de/~y0019680/tmp/thereisnophone.mp3) Mar 08 20:21:33 it should sound a little better on the Neo now Mar 08 20:21:55 How's sound on the neo anyway? Can it replace my non-existent getto-blaster? ;o) Mar 08 20:22:09 any of you lucky P0 phone owners, please try it and give me some feedback Mar 08 20:22:25 wansti - BTW: Use ogg, if you can. :-) Mar 08 20:22:35 wansti: Hi. Will do :-) Mar 08 20:22:35 please. Mar 08 20:22:55 Elrond: We tried ogg at first but it was really slow Mar 08 20:22:58 alphaone - Who's the Siemens ME45 owner in your group? Mar 08 20:23:05 Elrond: no problem... i used mp3 for now because ogg apparently didn't work too well yesterday Mar 08 20:23:07 Huh. Fun. Mar 08 20:23:14 Elrond: That would be wansti Mar 08 20:23:15 Elrond: that's me :-) Mar 08 20:23:23 wansti - Okay, then stay to mp3 for now. Mar 08 20:23:28 you'll get sued by evil alcatel-lucent Mar 08 20:23:31 I suspect someone will make a simple serial plug that plugs into the debug connecotr. Mar 08 20:23:40 the final version will be ogg, of course Mar 08 20:24:00 SpeedEvil - It needs to do power onversion, you know. :-) Mar 08 20:24:19 3.3V RS232 works on much stuff. Mar 08 20:24:21 Elrond: what about the ME45? Mar 08 20:24:26 wansti - How does the neo feel (robustness, etc, overall) compared to the ME45? Mar 08 20:24:28 All you have to do is buffer it. Mar 08 20:24:33 wansti - I have a me45. :-) Mar 08 20:24:39 i see :-) Mar 08 20:25:03 s/power/voltage/ ;) Mar 08 20:25:06 well... i love the ME45's sturdy shell Mar 08 20:25:19 But yes, a simple max*-usb-to-3.3V-rs232 will do. Mar 08 20:25:40 wansti: downloading now Mar 08 20:25:47 my guess would be that it could take a little more damage than the Neo... but the Neo looks pretty robust, too Mar 08 20:26:03 fear not, ars technica will try to destroy it Mar 08 20:26:08 wansti - Yeah, me too. I accidently let my fall 1m. It works still like a charm. Mar 08 20:26:18 i'd be shocked if it didnt Mar 08 20:26:32 You need 12V RS232 for a tiny minority of stuff. Mar 08 20:26:54 Still a vanishingly small quantity of stuff that doesn't work at 5V. Mar 08 20:26:58 Elrond: actually, I had problems with the display not working at all once... I cracked the whole thing open and assembled it again without doing anything else... and it worked perfectly ever since :-) Mar 08 20:27:11 And if you use the direct batery voltage, 99% of it'll work at 4.2 Mar 08 20:27:14 (full charge) Mar 08 20:29:46 wansti - But the neo does still feel robust and will happily live in my trouser pocket? Mar 08 20:30:21 Elrond: a sturdy case is something I pay quite some attention to when I buy hardware... the Neo looks quite good in that aspect Mar 08 20:30:48 Cool. :-) Mar 08 20:31:07 Elrond: you want a protective sheet on top of the touchscreen Mar 08 20:31:33 s/the/any/ Mar 08 20:31:37 buz - Yeah. Any suggestions where to get something useful not too expensive? Mar 08 20:31:53 Look on ebay for something of the right size. Mar 08 20:31:53 dunno Mar 08 20:31:53 eabay Mar 08 20:31:59 yeah... the quality of the screen is awesome... you don't want to ruin that with fingerprints and scratches :-) Mar 08 20:31:59 'screen protector' Mar 08 20:32:01 or persuade sean to ship them with the device Mar 08 20:32:13 they shouldnt cost much in volume Mar 08 20:32:54 Hmmm, yeah. If they include a fancy stylus, three screen protectors shouldn't really be that expensive. Mar 08 20:33:05 * wansti heads over to alphaone's room to see how the ringtone sounds on the actual hardware Mar 08 20:33:10 the stylus is 1.60usd on ebay ;) Mar 08 20:33:17 + shipping. Mar 08 20:33:39 buz - Yeah, I know. But the protectors shouldn't be much more, no? Mar 08 20:33:46 much cheaper Mar 08 20:33:52 basically its a bit of plastic foil Mar 08 20:34:27 Right. Mar 08 20:34:58 does gsm work on p0 devices? Mar 08 20:35:17 fsniper - Some basic things seemt to work. Mar 08 20:35:26 ... like ringing. ;o) Mar 08 20:36:29 buz - I'm pondering mailing sean. :) Mar 08 20:36:38 mail the ml first Mar 08 20:37:10 community? Mar 08 20:37:20 probably Mar 08 20:37:35 i much rather have the plastic thingies than the pouch Mar 08 20:37:53 buz - For me drop the lanyard. ;) Mar 08 20:38:05 yeah that one is totally useless Mar 08 20:38:12 Elrond: :) so neither gprs? did anyone used it for voice com? Mar 08 20:38:12 drop the hole while we're at it Mar 08 20:41:26 sounds a lot better than yesterday Mar 08 20:41:58 any suggestions on where to put them in the wiki? Mar 08 20:42:08 openmoko: 03laforge * r1278 10/trunk/oe/packages/linux/ (linux-gta01_2.6.20.1.bb linux-gta01_2.6.20.bb): use http, not https Mar 08 20:42:51 wansti - How's sound on the neo anyway? Can it replace my non-existent getto-blaster? ;o) Mar 08 20:43:05 Elrond: no way :-P Mar 08 20:43:10 It's 2*32mm speakers. Mar 08 20:43:25 Based on that - in a quiet house, you can hear voice from several rooms away. Mar 08 20:43:29 thats quite big for a phone Mar 08 20:43:34 And understand it. Mar 08 20:43:48 Actually - they are probably more like 25mm Mar 08 20:44:47 it sounds okay... you can't expect much bass boost, of course :-) Mar 08 20:46:15 http://www.tu-bs.de/~y0019680/tmp/sms_g015.mp3 Mar 08 20:46:35 this one sounds almost as good on the Neo as it sounds on "real" speakers Mar 08 20:46:44 maybe you could somehow use the hole for bass reflex Mar 08 20:47:02 Yeah - you need to drop everything under 400Hz or so for mobile speakers. Mar 08 20:47:29 yeah... i'm not gonna play Heavy Metal on that :-P Mar 08 20:47:54 openmoko: 03laforge * r1279 10/trunk/src/target/gsm/src/gsmd/vendor_ti.c: make AT%CPI parse tolerant to empty fields Mar 08 20:51:46 anybody got LIBNSS_FILES_SO not declared here on glibc intermadiate compile? Mar 08 20:59:31 ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/ seems to have some problems today Mar 08 20:59:39 Can anyone tell me what i would need to use openmoko onthe fic in th uk Mar 08 20:59:48 A phone. Mar 08 21:00:03 if i bought the FIC phone Mar 08 21:00:03 it'll 'just work' on all UK networks apart from 3. Mar 08 21:00:27 ok , cool Mar 08 21:00:49 As long as you get a SIM. Mar 08 21:00:56 got ya Mar 08 21:01:05 Orange has 1 pound flat-rate GSM IIRC Mar 08 21:01:08 Err Mar 08 21:01:10 GPRS Mar 08 21:01:14 for 1 day\ Mar 08 21:01:15 omfg i want that Mar 08 21:01:19 LOL Mar 08 21:01:53 IIRC someone else does 7 quid/meg, but capped at 1 quid per day. Mar 08 21:01:58 i got 10eur/month flat-rate gprs, ;) Mar 08 21:02:14 I don't think it goes that cheap in the UK. Mar 08 21:03:48 rwhitby, the pouch needs a separete compartment for hte usbcable ! Mar 08 21:03:58 yeah Mar 08 21:04:21 need to find the shortest mini-usb cable I can find. Mar 08 21:04:28 right Mar 08 21:07:13 There are retractable USB cables. Mar 08 21:07:26 I don't know how reliable they are. Mar 08 21:07:46 anybody got LIBNSS_FILES_SO not declared here on glibc intermadiate compile? Mar 08 21:08:13 anyone notice the little loop inside the pouch - looks like a place to keep the stylus Mar 08 21:08:48 (inside, on the same edge as the openmoko badge is closest to Mar 08 21:09:14 rwhitby, oh Mar 08 21:12:39 http://blog.gustavobarbieri.com.br/2007/03/08/playing-handsfree-with-your-linux-box/ Mar 08 21:13:37 MBitter - Thanks. Mar 08 21:15:27 Does one need to be subscribed to post to community? Mar 08 21:17:17 no prob Mar 08 21:22:01 I found out LIBNSS_FILES_SO undeclared here problem. On ubuntu feisty with turkish locales auto generated files have i->İ conversion so build fails Mar 08 21:33:35 openmoko: 03laforge * r1280 10/trunk/src/target/gsm/src/util/shell.c: don't power down the device before trying to register with the network ;) Mar 08 21:34:43 heh - that one confused me no end :-) Mar 08 21:48:23 openmoko: 03laforge * r1281 10/trunk/src/target/gsm/src/gsmd/ (usock.c vendor_ti.c): Mar 08 21:48:23 openmoko: * introduce ciphering indication parsing and event generation Mar 08 21:48:23 openmoko: * stubs for volume control Mar 08 21:48:23 openmoko: * add data structure resembing gsm device state Mar 08 21:50:36 openmoko: 03laforge * r1282 10/trunk/src/target/gsm/ (5 files in 2 dirs): this was supposed to be part of the last commit (1281) Mar 08 22:03:35 openmoko: 03werner * r1283 10/trunk/src/target/u-boot/patches/boot-menu.patch: Mar 08 22:03:35 openmoko: board/neo1973/neo1973.c (board_late_init): poll for the boot menu also on RAM Mar 08 22:03:35 openmoko: boot, reset, or unknown cause Mar 08 22:03:35 openmoko: board/neo1973/neo1973.c (board_late_init): don't look for the power key if Mar 08 22:03:35 openmoko: woken up by the charger Mar 08 22:27:22 openmoko: 03werner * r1284 10/trunk/src/target/u-boot/patches/ (boot-menu.patch uboot-dfu.patch): (log message trimmed) Mar 08 22:27:22 openmoko: drivers/usbdfu.c, include/usb_dfu.h (dfu_init_instance): added new global Mar 08 22:27:22 openmoko: volatile variable system_dfu_state pointing to dfu_state of the first Mar 08 22:27:22 openmoko: DFU-capable device set up in the system Mar 08 22:27:22 openmoko: board/neo1973/bootmenu.c (do_option, bootmenu_hook): changed calls to Mar 08 22:27:25 openmoko: neo1973_poweroff to poweroff_if_idle which makes sure the system is not in Mar 08 22:27:27 openmoko: DFU before powering down (power down despite DFU is still allowed if Mar 08 22:39:27 is the system time always set to 0 after reboot? Mar 08 22:39:47 the kernel doesn't seem to care about the value in the samsung rtc Mar 08 22:39:58 OK. I bought a BL-5C so I can at least get this device to boot again. Now, let's hope it keeps it charged. (How can I ensure it's charging?) Mar 08 22:40:24 u-boot can tell you this Mar 08 22:42:00 morning Mar 08 22:43:26 hmm the rootfs has modules for two kernel versions installed Mar 08 22:43:45 openmoko: 03werner * r1285 10/trunk/src/target/u-boot/patches/boot-menu.patch: Mar 08 22:43:45 openmoko: board/neo1973/bootmenu.c (init_bootmenu, bootmenu_hook): evaluate Mar 08 22:43:45 openmoko: "boot_menu_timeout" on every timer tick, so change from concurrent console is Mar 08 22:43:45 openmoko: picked up without a menu restart Mar 08 22:44:51 balrog-kun: normally for the s3c2410 on power up, the rtc is init'd to an undefined state, most of the developers i've spoken to have added a setting into their bootloader to init the rtc to unix epoch on boot Mar 08 22:46:49 prpplague: however Linux (at least the defconfig) doesn't seem to use the rtc at all Mar 08 22:47:11 it should allow at least preserving clock over soft reboots Mar 08 22:52:52 nice, u-boot shows the correct date Mar 08 22:54:31 openmoko: 03werner * r1286 10/trunk/src/target/u-boot/patches/boot-menu.patch: Mar 08 22:54:31 openmoko: board/neo1973/bootmenu.c (init_bootmenu): print version_string above everything Mar 08 22:54:31 openmoko: else Mar 08 22:54:31 openmoko: board/neo1973/bootmenu.c: added constants TOP_ROW and MENU_0_ROW to define Mar 08 22:54:31 openmoko: screen layout Mar 08 22:56:24 hi Mar 08 23:00:07 openmoko: 03werner * r1287 10/trunk/src/target/u-boot/patches/boot-menu.patch: Mar 08 23:00:07 openmoko: board/neo1973/neo1973.h, board/neo1973/neo1973.c, board/neo1973/bootmenu.c: Mar 08 23:00:07 openmoko: renamed neo1973_911_key_pressed to neo1973_aux_key_pressed Mar 08 23:01:13 what's blob? mentioned in http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/PCF50606#Register_dump_after_bootup Mar 08 23:01:45 or it's supposed to be u-boot? Mar 08 23:03:04 it should be u-boot Mar 08 23:03:13 anyone in here actually used a ASUS R2H? Mar 08 23:03:37 hmm, there is no e-mail verification of new wiki accounts on wiki.om.org Mar 08 23:03:58 * Psi_ is back (gone 08:44:18) Mar 08 23:05:51 ok, changed Mar 08 23:08:15 openmoko: 03laforge * r1288 10/trunk/src/target/kernel/patches/gta01-power_control.patch: Mar 08 23:08:15 openmoko: * build gta01-pm-* modules into kernel image Mar 08 23:08:15 openmoko: * make sure we stop the console on /dev/ttySAC0 if we switch to GSM mode Mar 08 23:10:34 wansti - Can I cite you on the community ml? Mar 08 23:11:46 wansti: I like the ringtone too btw :-) Mar 08 23:14:48 wansti: btw, good job on the mp3's! Mar 08 23:15:06 same wansti who did the supertux credits theme? awesome Mar 08 23:16:09 alp, which one? Mar 08 23:16:37 TITLE=SuperTux Credits Theme ARTIST=Wansti ALBUM=SuperTux Soundtrack Mar 08 23:17:02 i listened to that track so many times when i was working on vorbis decoding. it was the test track Mar 08 23:17:35 yes, he its the same wansti :) Mar 08 23:17:44 s/he// Mar 08 23:17:44 Shoragan meant: yes, its the same wansti :) Mar 08 23:18:39 balrog-kun: yea, i can't speak for the openmoko build Mar 08 23:19:05 balrog-kun: but our design is battery backed so the rtc is accurate Mar 08 23:19:49 nice Mar 08 23:22:44 hrw|gone: you won't have much fun w/ SSH via BT & pand. The lag is terrible Mar 08 23:24:35 CoreDump|home: I have to disagree Mar 08 23:24:58 I find it quite responsive Mar 08 23:25:18 About as responsive as via usb-net Mar 08 23:25:26 alphaone: really?? Mar 08 23:25:36 CoreDump|home: Yeah Mar 08 23:26:00 CoreDump|home: How much lag do you have? Mar 08 23:26:39 alphaone: http://rafb.net/p/cPjOT985.html Mar 08 23:26:53 ok, this is through one wall Mar 08 23:28:17 CoreDump|home: That *is* bad Mar 08 23:28:29 yeah Mar 08 23:28:48 I was having pings in the 50th yesterday hmm Mar 08 23:30:56 CoreDump|home: http://rafb.net/p/dhXqmG94.html Mar 08 23:31:13 Notebook and phone sitting right next to each other Mar 08 23:31:44 alphaone: I had such pings yesterday when I started playing w/ pand:( Dunno what changed Mar 08 23:32:05 CoreDump|home: Strange... Mar 08 23:32:17 Have you been able to discover the device? Mar 08 23:32:27 Via hcitool scan Mar 08 23:32:36 nope Mar 08 23:32:42 yeah well once Mar 08 23:32:49 before I renamed them =) Mar 08 23:32:59 I wonder what the problem is Mar 08 23:35:40 me too Mar 08 23:35:44 annoying Mar 08 23:36:35 alphaone, did you report it as a bug? Mar 08 23:37:14 the question is where =) Mar 08 23:37:26 * cworth has little luck with the wiki search functionality Mar 08 23:37:55 I was trying to find "Manually_using_GSM" by searching for "gsm" or "GSM" but totally failed. Mar 08 23:37:58 cworth - What are you looking for? Mar 08 23:37:58 Well in th ebugzilla Mar 08 23:38:09 Elrond: I found it. Mar 08 23:38:21 oh Mar 08 23:38:23 cworth - ;-) Mar 08 23:38:26 Shoragan: I wanted to make sure it is not my fault first. I'm not exactly familiar with bluez... Mar 08 23:38:28 We need a Phase0_Quick_Starts page, which links to all the stuff you can do so far on P0 devices. Mar 08 23:38:34 ok Mar 08 23:38:44 there appears to exist another RTC inside the PCF50606 chip Mar 08 23:38:51 and a second touchscreen controller Mar 08 23:39:19 The touchscreen is quite rough Mar 08 23:39:46 If you hold the pen steady the cursor jumps back and forth. Mar 08 23:40:36 alphaone: it's the same on my Palm and on the Sharp Zaurus Mar 08 23:40:45 balrog-kun: really? Mar 08 23:40:54 and actually tslib relies on there being some touchscreen noise, Mar 08 23:41:08 rwhitby: Well, there is the getting-started page that was linked to in the P0 announcement. That would be the natural place to start. Mar 08 23:41:21 yeah, good idea. Mar 08 23:41:22 if there's no difference in the measuremenets it stops reporting the events Mar 08 23:41:39 balrog-kun: Doesn't that make the implementation of touch and hold unusable? Mar 08 23:41:45 and link to "quick start" summaries at the top of each other detailed page (like I did for the audio) Mar 08 23:41:54 rather than duplicate information. Mar 08 23:42:00 rwhitby: And yes, I'd like to start working on that, (for example, it was a while before I even knew to hold down the "AUX" button to get to the u-boot prompt). All these pages talked about things to do in u-boot, and I couldn't figure out how to get there. Mar 08 23:42:12 balrog-kun: So tslib should smooth things then? Mar 08 23:42:12 alphaone: tslib also does some averaging, so it looks ok in the end Mar 08 23:42:13 rwhitby: Yes, that's a good idea too. Mar 08 23:42:41 then there is a chance the quick start summary will stay in sync with the rest of the detailed page following it Mar 08 23:43:32 alphaone - How much does it jump? Mar 08 23:43:48 oh, lemme find a link to something Mar 08 23:45:43 Elrond: Probably 3-5 Pixel up and down and quite fast Mar 08 23:45:55 Like many times per second Mar 08 23:47:35 alphaone - "ssh -X host /usr/bin/X11/xev" should give you some idea, how many pixels. ;o) Mar 08 23:47:51 do you think a white led puts out ANY IR at all? Mar 08 23:47:54 (unless xev is on the neo itself. But I doubt hat.) Mar 08 23:48:02 im pondering an idea Mar 08 23:48:31 white led as in the neo screen backlighting Mar 08 23:49:07 Psi_ - I doubt it's much ir. Mar 08 23:49:26 Of course, if it was enough, we could abuse the backlight to switch of the tv set. ;o) Mar 08 23:49:55 i was thinking about if you could pulse the led backlighting at 39Khz and encode ir remote control codes on it, then hold the phone up against the IR sensor of any device like tv/vcr etc. Mar 08 23:50:35 ie...actually hold the device to the ir port on the vcr, 0cm distance away Mar 08 23:50:49 hehe Mar 08 23:50:51 it would be kinda cool to be able to do that Mar 08 23:51:13 Get a BT-IR-torch. ;o) Mar 08 23:51:36 heh Mar 08 23:51:57 (I have no idea, if such a thing exists) Mar 08 23:52:10 hm.. i might grab a white led and change the ir led in one of my IR remotes with it and have a go Mar 08 23:53:11 hrmmm asound.state isn't loaded on boot Mar 08 23:58:30 ok, led resoldered, here we go Mar 08 23:59:17 openmoko: 03laforge * r1289 10/trunk/oe/packages/uucp/ (files/ files/policy.patch uucp_1.07.bb): provide a more reasonable policy.h file Mar 08 23:59:31 openmoko: 03laforge * r1290 10/trunk/oe/packages/upstart/ (. upstart_0.3.5.bb): initial recipe for upstart Mar 09 00:02:23 Elrond: xev is on the neo :-) Mar 09 00:03:41 alphaone xev? Mar 09 00:03:53 ok, i had to up the voltage on my vcr remote to 3.2v to get the led to actually work, hehe, but at 10cm a white led 9000mcd, will control a VCR! Mar 09 00:03:54 It's 2 to 3 pixels in x and 4 to 6 in y Mar 09 00:04:23 so.. it might work Mar 09 00:04:31 Shoragan: xev - print contents of X events Mar 09 00:04:34 ah Mar 09 00:04:45 Psi_: Hehe :-) Mar 09 00:05:36 i tried a tube of rolled up paper to block out all other light to see if i could get more range than 10cm, but it didnt change anything Mar 09 00:06:14 Psi_ - The problem in the neo case is: There are lots of layers. And I don't know, if they like IR. Mar 09 00:06:31 That's strange, ssh to root@ is not accepting an empty password. :-( Mar 09 00:07:00 cworth: You sure it is the neo? Mar 09 00:07:19 openmoko: 03werner * r1291 10/trunk/src/target/u-boot/patches/ (mmc-fixes.patch series): (log message trimmed) Mar 09 00:07:19 openmoko: include/asm-arm/arch-s3c24x0/regs-sdi.h (S3C2410_SDIDCON_BLKNUM_MASK): typo, Mar 09 00:07:19 openmoko: should be S3C2410_SDIDCNT_BLKNUM_MASK Mar 09 00:07:19 openmoko: cpu/arm920t/s3c24x0/mmc.c (mmc_block_read): use S3C2410_SDIDCON_BLKNUM instead Mar 09 00:07:19 openmoko: of bogus S3C2410_SDIDCON_BLKNUM_MASK Mar 09 00:07:22 openmoko: cpu/arm920t/s3c24x0/mmc.c (mmc_block_read): check SDIDSTA after each FIFO read Mar 09 00:07:24 openmoko: and clear any pending errors Mar 09 00:07:30 alphaone: It'd be hard to have any other ssh daemon listening on usb here... Mar 09 00:07:35 I tried sshing in to my laptop a few times Mar 09 00:07:53 led has to be bright enough tho, i lowered the voltage until it was dim and it didnt work Mar 09 00:08:14 that will be the question, is the neo backlight bright enough Mar 09 00:08:16 cworth: Sometimes I accidentally take my notebook usb0 address instead of the Neo one Mar 09 00:08:43 alphaone: The password prompt stopped responding when I powered down the neo, so I think I've got the right address. Mar 09 00:08:51 Hmm Mar 09 00:09:39 cworth - Check the sshd_config on the neo. Maybe it has hardcoded 192.168.0.200 as the "let in root only from there" adress. Mar 09 00:10:55 Elrond: Shouldn't be. First thing I did was change the IP to 192.168.1.2 Mar 09 00:11:01 openmoko: 03werner * r1292 10/trunk/src/target/u-boot/patches/mmc-fixes.patch: Mar 09 00:11:01 openmoko: cpu/arm920t/s3c24x0/mmc.c (mmc_init): added SD CID extraction besides MMC CID Mar 09 00:11:01 openmoko: version Mar 09 00:11:26 alphaone - Well, I have things like that in my sshd_config. ;) Mar 09 00:11:39 Ahh. Mixed up something. Mar 09 00:11:56 cworth - But you can ssh out of the neo? Mar 09 00:12:09 alphaone: OK. I'm an idiot... I was trying to ssh back to my laptop.. :-P Mar 09 00:12:19 *lol* Mar 09 00:12:48 * cworth is certainly not above public demonstrations of personal incompetence Mar 09 00:12:53 cworth: Right. If you power down the Neo usb0 disappears so the prompt hangs :-) Mar 09 00:13:09 alphaone: Yes, it all makes sense, of course. :-) Mar 09 00:13:16 openmoko: 03werner * r1293 10/trunk/src/target/u-boot/patches/mmc-fixes.patch: Mar 09 00:13:16 openmoko: cpu/arm920t/s3c24x0/mmc.c (mmc_bread): don't need to cast "dst" anymore when Mar 09 00:13:16 openmoko: passing to mmc_read (was missing in earlier commit) Mar 09 00:13:16 openmoko: cpu/arm920t/s3c24x0/mmc.c (mmc_init): added casts to suppress warnings when Mar 09 00:13:16 openmoko: using an "unsigned char *" buffer in sprintf Mar 09 00:13:31 cworth: It always does in some weird way :-) Mar 09 00:13:35 Anyway, I'm glad to finally have a usable prompt on this device. Mar 09 00:14:47 cworth - You mean except "on screen keyboard and rxvt"? ;o) Mar 09 00:15:02 (is that usable at all?) Mar 09 00:15:34 Elrond: It's painful, but yeah Mar 09 00:15:51 Is it worse than T9? Mar 09 00:15:56 Hm. Does gcc have any support for program-guided optimization? Mar 09 00:16:10 The keyboard seems a bit broken, too Mar 09 00:16:17 Elrond: oh yes (IMO) Mar 09 00:16:37 cjb - You can hint it at the "most likely value" for if (....), so it can do branch expectation stuff. Mar 09 00:16:53 If you do anything more than click on a key it seems as if the stroke interpreter is taking the input Mar 09 00:17:05 cjb - And prefix variables with "register"... but I think, it will ignore that mostly. Mar 09 00:17:10 Elrond: I've never gotten anything decent from an on-screen keyboard, (particularly when trying to drive a shell). Mar 09 00:17:16 i.e. press 'e' and move the stylus to the left -> Key gets deleted Mar 09 00:17:26 move it down and it adds an enter Mar 09 00:17:34 Elrond: yeah, register mostly shouldn't be used anymore. PGO is something very different to these, though. Mar 09 00:17:36 Elrond: But back when I did hacking on the ipaq, I did get to where I could use character recognition for shell input quite comfortably. Mar 09 00:18:19 Elrond: So I'll have to start dusting off myold xstroke code to get back to that... Mar 09 00:18:41 Ahh. :-) Mar 09 00:18:59 alphaone - Can the stroke stuff be disabled? Mar 09 00:19:51 ~change 300 eur to usd Mar 09 00:19:57 300.00 Euro (EUR) makes 394.086 United States Dollar (USD) (from http://www.xe.com/) Mar 09 00:21:23 alphaone - BTW: Who owns the other two Neos? Mar 09 00:24:00 Elrond: I'm not sure. I don't think it is intended behavior since there is a seperate stroke recognition mode Mar 09 00:24:23 The other Neos belong to stefan_schmidt and Shoragan Mar 09 00:24:33 Ahh. :-) Mar 09 00:25:04 I remember stefan_schmidt being neary Braunschweig, right? Mar 09 00:25:06 cworth: hehe and revive xstroke.org? Mar 09 00:25:22 zecke: Nah, that was a mistake. Mar 09 00:25:40 zecke: But I can put up similar content at cworth.org/xstroke instead. Mar 09 00:25:48 hehe, I just remembered the struggle finding the source after it went offline Mar 09 00:26:14 zecke: Yeah, sorry about that. Mar 09 00:26:35 Any p0 owner near FFM? Mar 09 00:27:10 zecke: My employer ended up owning it, (not that they would have prevente me from buying it back, but I learned that a separate domain is a lot of hassle with little benefit). Mar 09 00:27:38 cworth: right, understandable Mar 09 00:31:19 Elrond: Right, we're all going to college there Mar 09 00:31:51 openmoko: 03werner * r1294 10/developers/werner/TODO: Mar 09 00:31:51 openmoko: Cleanup and update. Removed "items done" list, since it just gets confusing. Mar 09 00:31:51 openmoko: It's in SVN anyway :-) Mar 09 00:31:55 Elrond: FFM? Mar 09 00:32:29 alphaone - "Frankfurt am Main". Mar 09 00:32:47 alphaone - FFM is the usual shortcut for it. Mar 09 00:32:55 Elrond: Ah Mar 09 00:33:26 Put "FFM Hbf" into reiseauskunft.bahn.de, and it knows, what you want. Mar 09 00:33:26 Elrond: mickey|austria is from FFM :) Mar 09 00:34:08 stefan_schmidt - Ahh. :-) But he's probably "on the road" forever now. ;) Mar 09 00:34:36 Austria... I need to go there again. :-) Mar 09 00:35:18 Elrond: Hopefully he back from vacation soon to help getting openmoko running Mar 09 00:36:03 stefan_schmidt - You any idea, wether he Will be in FFM then? Mar 09 00:36:25 Elrond: no, I would guess next week. Mar 09 00:38:06 Anyway. I should go to bed. Work tomorrow. ;) Mar 09 00:38:34 night Elrond Mar 09 00:38:46 Night Mar 09 00:39:45 Night stefan_schmidt and alphaone Mar 09 00:49:35 openmoko: 03laforge * r1295 10/trunk/oe/packages/upstart/ (files/ files/upstart-0.3.5-pwrokfail.patch upstart_0.3.5.bb): Mar 09 00:49:35 openmoko: * add patch for SIGPWR support Mar 09 00:49:35 openmoko: * add --enable-compat to configure flags Mar 09 00:52:46 /sys/bus/i2c/devices/0-0008/battemp = 50 can't be right? Mar 09 00:54:01 yeah, batteries are usually exothermic. Mar 09 00:54:05 uh. endothermic. Mar 09 00:56:42 It doesn't feel that hot Mar 09 01:02:32 Hmm... I'm trying to follow the Manually_using_GSM instructions, but when I connect to the UART I get a fairly steady stream of ERROR, ERROR, ERROR, OK, (repeated over and over). Mar 09 01:05:46 Oh, maybe that was me having forgotten to reduce the loglevel, (I had done it earlier, but probably rebooted again and forgot to do it again). Mar 09 01:05:57 Yes, much better now. Mar 09 01:08:01 cworth: Can you please do cat /sys/bus/i2c/devices/0-0008/battemp on your device? Mar 09 01:08:25 alphaone: 50 Mar 09 01:08:30 I think it could be related to the charging problem Mar 09 01:08:31 Ah Mar 09 01:09:00 Could someone without the problem cat the batterytemperature reported? Mar 09 01:09:03 alphaone: Ah, the overtemp protection could be kicking in with a misreported temperature you think? Mar 09 01:09:19 cworth: I remember reading something about temperature charge safeguards Mar 09 01:09:23 jup Mar 09 01:09:32 I'm adding it to bugzilla now Mar 09 01:10:04 Where can I ask the kernel what it knows about total battery charge? Mar 09 01:10:26 Does anyone know if the following means I'm supposed to substitute some data: Mar 09 01:10:28 AT+CPIN="...." Mar 09 01:10:31 and if so, what? Mar 09 01:10:46 cworth: apm Mar 09 01:10:53 No other way I know of Mar 09 01:11:09 Doesn't seem to be exported in /sys Mar 09 01:11:20 alphaone: This? Mar 09 01:11:21 $ cat /proc/apm Mar 09 01:11:22 1.13 1.2 0x02 0x01 0x03 0x08 -1% -1 ? Mar 09 01:11:25 cworth: The PIN you enter Mar 09 01:11:41 cworth: -1% means fully charged Mar 09 01:12:19 counter Mar 09 01:12:19 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Wishlist:Neo1973_P0_Review P1: 3 weeks, 2 days 10:47:40 (23.450 +-7.0 days) (see faq) (506) Mar 09 01:12:24 alphaone: I'm not aware of any PIN associated with my phone/sim. Could that be optional? Or is it something I need to learn from my cellular provider? Mar 09 01:12:39 Doesn't seem to properly report battery capacity when charging Mar 09 01:12:51 cworth: Then just skip that Mar 09 01:13:12 alphaone: Cool. Mar 09 01:13:18 Yeah, just got "RING". Very nice. Mar 09 01:14:10 cworth: Yeah :-) Mar 09 01:15:12 Though, I'm not having as much luck with dialing out... Mar 09 01:15:56 cworth: ATD ; Mar 09 01:16:36 ATD without semicolon is data call iirc Mar 09 01:16:51 Ah, I re-ran through the REGISTRATION steps and it worked this time. Very cool. Mar 09 01:17:25 Or maybe it was a missing ATH or something, (a fairly opaque state machine I'm driving here...). Mar 09 01:18:32 Heh Mar 09 01:19:14 alphaone: Anyway, this is fun. I'll have to come back to play more later. Mar 09 01:19:25 !praise editable CMDLINE Mar 09 01:19:27 * cdbot2 bows down to editable CMDLINE and chants, "I'M NOT WORTHY!!" Mar 09 01:19:37 cworth: Yeah. Too bad SMS is so complicated Mar 09 01:21:03 * cworth needs to acquire a sim that can be dedicated to the neo, (and before the neo is ready to take over as an actual phone). Mar 09 01:21:50 just got home Mar 09 01:22:00 wansti: wb Mar 09 01:22:08 glad you like the ringtone :-) Mar 09 01:22:27 of course you can cite me on the ML, Elrond Mar 09 01:22:46 * alphaone already ordered a pre paid SIM card for phone development Mar 09 01:23:18 wansti: Elrond went to bed an hour ago Mar 09 01:23:54 hmm to update u-boot or not to update Mar 09 01:23:57 okay, i'll catch him tomorrow then Mar 09 01:24:28 CoreDump|home: :-) Mar 09 01:24:30 CoreDump|home: Wait until tomorrow. Werner has perhaps some more fixes. Mar 09 01:24:41 stefan_schmidt: =) Mar 09 01:25:27 * alphaone keeps playing thereisnophone.mp3 to drain the battery Mar 09 01:25:36 heh Mar 09 01:25:51 Seems we have our official ringtone already. ;) Mar 09 01:25:58 indeed Mar 09 01:26:19 wansti: Like to add a pointer to your files into bug #199? Mar 09 01:26:45 stefan_schmidt: sure Mar 09 01:26:51 hi LetoTo, how is going? Mar 09 01:27:17 hey Mar 09 01:27:24 been too busy with work :P Mar 09 01:27:32 * CoreDump|home hugs u-boot while he edits CMDLINE on the fly Mar 09 01:27:33 damn python bugs Mar 09 01:27:57 LetoTo: Python and bugs, how can that be. ;) Mar 09 01:29:32 * LetoTo points to uhm...himself Mar 09 01:30:35 heh Mar 09 01:32:24 Anybody running into this with a fresh setup? Mar 09 01:32:26 NOTE: package gta01-kernel-2.6-moko7-r1_0_200703090124: task do_fetch: started Mar 09 01:32:26 NOTE: Update svn://svn.openmoko.org/trunk/src/target/kernel;module=patches;proto=http Mar 09 01:32:26 svn: REPORT request failed on '/!svn/vcc/default' Mar 09 01:34:19 stefan_schmidt: Yeah Mar 09 01:34:34 alphaone: You run into it? Mar 09 01:34:44 stefan_schmidt: remove the $SOURCES/svn/gta01-kernel dir Mar 09 01:35:00 stefan_schmidt: Somehow the svn update does not work Mar 09 01:35:15 alphaone: ok Mar 09 01:37:43 stefan_schmidt: Did it work? Mar 09 01:37:47 alphaone: works like a charm, thanks Mar 09 01:38:40 stefan_schmidt: np Mar 09 01:42:32 stefan_schmidt: done: http://bugzilla.openmoko.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=199 Mar 09 01:42:51 wansti: cool Mar 09 01:58:12 good night... see you guys tomorrow Mar 09 01:59:35 good night Mar 09 01:59:38 Wow Mar 09 02:00:01 mikmod just segfaulted and then the phone shut down Mar 09 02:00:13 openmoko: 03alex_tang * r1296 10/trunk/src/target/OM-2007/applications/openmoko-messages/src/callbacks.c: Mar 09 02:00:13 openmoko: Rearrange the New Folder and Folder Rename dialog window's button Mar 09 02:00:13 openmoko: position. Mar 09 02:00:19 Ah, I see Mar 09 02:00:25 Battery is too low Mar 09 02:05:12 So the charger problem persists Mar 09 02:12:38 alphaone: which problem? Mar 09 02:15:06 cjb: http://bugzilla.openmoko.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=212 Mar 09 02:17:02 Think I'm seeing the same thing. people.openezx.org seems down, btw. Mar 09 02:19:36 cjb: our channels intersect eh? :) Mar 09 02:19:48 Yup. Mar 09 02:21:15 cjb: Do you have ipv6 connectivity? Mar 09 02:21:45 alphaone: I do on a nearby OLPC. Mar 09 02:22:10 cjb: That's where people.openezx.org is down? Mar 09 02:22:28 No. Mar 09 02:22:43 Hm, possibly. Moment. Mar 09 02:23:11 cjb: openezx.org has ipv6 addresses in DNS but they currently are not configures on the actual machines. Mar 09 02:23:12 hah! my desktop stole an IPv6 lease while I wasn't looking. Mar 09 02:23:17 :) Mar 09 02:23:19 :-) Mar 09 02:23:56 I pinged LaF0rge about it a while ago but I guess he is too busy atm... Mar 09 02:51:29 * cworth re-attempts MokoMakefile with monotone 0.33... Mar 09 02:52:02 *yawn* time to slep. cu later Mar 09 02:52:50 Night stefan_schmidt Mar 09 02:54:34 stefan_schmidt: still tgere? Mar 09 02:54:41 s/g/h/ Mar 09 02:54:41 alphaone meant: stefan_schmidt: still there? Mar 09 02:54:48 jup Mar 09 02:55:00 alphaone: for a moment Mar 09 02:55:27 could you please cat /sys/bus/i2c/devices/0-0008/battemp ? Mar 09 02:55:55 alphaone: ok, taks a moment. I need to turn on the phone again Mar 09 02:56:01 thanks Mar 09 02:56:40 and it would be great to see if you run into the same problems if the battery is empty Mar 09 02:57:11 stefan_schmidt: I or Shoragan can recharge it if you have the same problem Mar 09 02:57:27 cworth: any mokomakefile problems? Mar 09 02:58:01 rwhitby: It seems to be running fine now. I'll definitely let you know if I get stuck. Mar 09 02:58:15 alphaone: hmm, I like to have it working for the next days. Already enough hassle with other things. Can't you test it with the one from Shoragan? Mar 09 02:58:41 stefan_schmidt: I will Mar 09 02:59:42 alphaone: root@fic-gta01:~$ cat /sys/bus/i2c/devices/0-0008/battemp Mar 09 02:59:42 46 Mar 09 02:59:50 hmm **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Mar 09 02:59:57 2007