**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Dec 15 02:59:57 2007 Dec 15 03:08:54 Okay, I'm confused. The Packages in my feed has the same md5sum as the .ipkg in my feed, and yet ipkg says "Package gnash md5sum mismtach. ..." Dec 15 03:20:23 grrrr Dec 15 03:20:30 pcmciautils STILL screws up on build Dec 15 03:20:30 grrrr? Dec 15 03:20:51 y'know, I've ALWAYS hated pcmcia. Shall we form a club? Dec 15 03:21:02 hehehehehe Dec 15 03:21:09 yes Dec 15 03:21:19 it jsut filld 15gb of my disk with build log Dec 15 03:21:24 before i caught it Dec 15 03:21:30 and killed it off Dec 15 03:21:40 A gig here, a gig there, pretty soon you've got some serious disk. Dec 15 03:21:50 no Dec 15 03:21:55 this was a single 15g file Dec 15 03:33:28 argh! I do this: md5sum /var/www/openmoko/armv4t/libsdl-1.2-0_1.2.9-r2_armv4t.ipk Dec 15 03:33:38 and I get this: 6e1f04e0576b090f8070865bdc4742f9 Dec 15 03:34:06 I do this: wget http://192.168.0.201/openmoko/armv4t//libsdl-1.2-0_1.2.9-r2_armv4t.ipk Dec 15 03:34:20 and I get this: 549718f055e987203ac05d7020998945 Dec 15 03:34:54 The files are the same size. Dec 15 03:35:10 So it's not a question of some lame-ass LF -> CRLF conversion. Dec 15 03:36:31 If I scp the 5497... version of the file back, I get the same md5: 5497... Dec 15 03:36:53 md5 again? Dec 15 03:36:57 ,aybe you have cpu probs Dec 15 03:39:04 I looked at the files. For whatever reason, wget it including the HTTP header. Dec 15 03:39:26 odd. Dec 15 03:39:40 wget bug. Dec 15 03:40:22 which seems to affect ipkg as well. I fully expect that ipkg is just spawning off a wget. Dec 15 03:41:02 Not my problem. Somebody else will fix it, I'll rebuild the openmoko image, and I'll have a different bug tomorrow. Dec 15 03:41:09 Are you sure it's not your webserver? Dec 15 03:41:33 always a possibility Dec 15 03:41:39 because wget has never done that for me Dec 15 03:42:19 Ha! yep, it's Apache .... now to figure out why. Dec 15 03:42:43 Gives me the same error when I fetch it locally. Dec 15 03:42:49 tnx for the buggestion. Dec 15 03:44:44 * CM goes to bed Dec 15 03:52:46 Apache was confused about the file's mime type. Dec 15 03:53:05 Somebody Was Too Helpful(tm) Dec 15 06:48:55 I can't wait that long :-( Dec 15 07:27:26 hmm... I'm a bit confused with bitbake... can anyone shed some light...? Dec 15 07:27:33 question... Dec 15 07:27:42 there are 2 dirs openmoko and openembedded Dec 15 07:27:59 both have packages dir Dec 15 07:28:19 trunk/oe/packages Dec 15 07:28:28 and openembedded/packages Dec 15 07:28:44 what does bitbake do 1st? Dec 15 07:30:04 look in openmoko/trunk/oe/packages or oe? Dec 15 07:30:47 set -x 4 me... Dec 15 07:43:58 anyone here? Dec 15 07:44:15 hallo... Dec 15 07:44:18 ppl Dec 15 07:44:22 well most of us are sleeping atm I think :-) Dec 15 07:44:29 wakeup:) Dec 15 07:44:40 josch help me plz:)... Dec 15 07:44:48 sounds desperate..? Dec 15 07:44:52 what is it? Dec 15 07:45:50 how do I compile a simple hello world gtk program? Dec 15 07:45:54 I have the hello.c file Dec 15 07:45:58 I made the bitbake file Dec 15 07:46:00 there is a wiki page about this Dec 15 07:46:03 but can't link to gtk/gtk.h Dec 15 07:46:09 where? Dec 15 07:46:28 if it's on the openmoko website it doesn't work 4 me... Dec 15 07:46:29 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Building_a_hello_world_application Dec 15 07:46:35 yep it doesn't work Dec 15 07:46:43 the cross compiling fails 4 me Dec 15 07:46:58 i can bitbake a simple helloworld.c Dec 15 07:47:08 and transfer it to the phone Dec 15 07:47:16 but can't figure out how to include gtk Dec 15 07:47:20 well I cannot help you more then this - maybe you look into some other apps how they did it Dec 15 07:47:20 libs Dec 15 07:47:30 yep but bitbake is 2 confusing:) Dec 15 07:48:24 but there are like 4000 examples you can learn from Dec 15 07:48:30 I also did it this way Dec 15 07:48:31 yep:) Dec 15 07:48:54 maybe check back later when everyone is awake here but I did mostly python Dec 15 07:49:06 1sec... Dec 15 07:49:17 take openmoko-calculator_svn.bb 4 example Dec 15 07:49:36 there are 2 of them ... Dec 15 07:49:42 1 in openembedded/packages Dec 15 07:49:51 and the other in openmoko/trunk/.... Dec 15 07:49:58 which 1 get's called 1st? Dec 15 07:50:15 I think it's the one in openembedded which matters Dec 15 07:50:26 but the sources are in the trunk.... Dec 15 07:50:30 but to do your own code you have to create a local overlay anyway Dec 15 07:50:47 can't I just cross compile it? Dec 15 07:51:21 you can crosscompile it and just copy it, of course Dec 15 07:51:24 ok Dec 15 07:51:34 but also consider using bitbake: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Application_Development_Crash_Course Dec 15 07:52:47 yep but there the source files is kept in packages/myhelloworld/files Dec 15 07:53:05 I haven't seen that in anyother packages... Dec 15 07:53:54 how would I add gtk to the .bb example ? Dec 15 07:54:45 I'd say just by adding some gtk stuff to DEPENDS in your bb file Dec 15 07:54:58 tried gtk+ and it didn't work Dec 15 07:57:00 I'm really sorry intransit but I'm not very into the whole openembedded+bitbake stuff :-( Dec 15 07:57:34 np ... I appriciate u trying 2 help me Dec 15 07:58:18 I'd help more if I'd time right now but unfortunately I'm a bit in a hurry :-) Dec 15 07:58:49 don't rush...:) Dec 15 08:03:00 /tmp/work/armv4t-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/myhelloworld-1.0-r0/myhelloworld.c:1:21: error: gtk/gtk.h: No such file or directory Dec 15 08:03:10 plz it's such a silly holdback 4 me...:) Dec 15 08:03:12 help Dec 15 08:05:42 where are the $CFLAGS....? Dec 15 08:08:50 intransit: the oe tree contains over 4000 examples. I'm pretty sure that a few minutes of grep'ing will show you how to set the flags to your desire ;) Dec 15 08:09:10 CoreDump: what you think I'm doing...:) Dec 15 08:09:19 but I like quick... Dec 15 08:09:20 fast Dec 15 08:09:46 grep -r gtk . >mamamia Dec 15 08:09:50 :) Dec 15 08:11:08 wouldn't grepping for "-I" make more sense? Dec 15 08:11:21 it was a joke Dec 15 08:11:31 * CoreDump just woke up... Dec 15 08:11:42 morning Dec 15 08:11:52 heh, morning Dec 15 08:13:23 Sat Dec 15 10:13:27 IST 2007 Dec 15 08:22:55 anyone here? Dec 15 08:23:11 CoreDump? Dec 15 08:29:00 * SpeedEvil is not here. Dec 15 08:29:11 * SpeedEvil is watching gcc compile. Dec 15 08:32:39 success:) Dec 15 08:33:02 now for the fun part:) Dec 15 08:33:03 * SpeedEvil wonders how long it'll take. Dec 15 08:33:54 morning Dec 15 08:35:15 SpeedEvil: it's all in your mind... it can take seconds and it can take 4ever...:) Dec 15 08:35:25 in fact is it compiling:)? Dec 15 08:36:39 12427 root 25 0 15188 10m 2060 R 84.4 8.6 0:05.10 cc1 Dec 15 08:36:49 ISLE OF MAN - June 1, 2006 - At a press conference today, Canonical CEO and Free Software spokesnigger Mark Shuttleworth announced the immediate availability of version 6.06 of the Ubuntu Linux distribution. The latest version, known by its code name, "The Diaper Drake," includes special features designed to make Linux easier and more comfortable for niggers the world over. Dec 15 08:36:50 "Niggers have always had trouble understanding new technology," Shuttleworth began. "Computers are no exception. Some people have said this is because niggers are dumb, but I believe the real problem is that technology has traditionally been designed for white people. Ubuntu changes all that. It was developed from the ground up with niggers in mind. It will usher in a whole new era of Afro-ergonomic computing." Dec 15 08:36:50 Shuttleworth presented an overview of some of the features users could expect in the latest version of Ubuntu, including an Ebonics-to-English converter, African "tribal beats" sound and desktop theme, and a collection of rap music and gay pornography, "which of course will be encoded using patent and royalty-free formats," Shuttleworth added, smiling. He proceeded to elaborate, but OpenOffice.org Impress crashed a Dec 15 08:36:55 "But this release isn't just about new features," Shuttleworth said, making a quick segue to the humanitarian and ideological concept behind Ubuntu. "This new version brings black men closer together than ever in the spirit of Ubuntu." Shuttleworth then demonstrated the concept of Ubuntu by getting on his knees and sucking a young black boy's erect penis. Dec 15 08:37:08 using the gcc ipkg - I'm having some odd problems so I'm trying a native compile Dec 15 08:37:11 4 niggers:) Dec 15 08:37:40 black devil Dec 15 08:37:43 I want to castrate a niggger and fry his balls before eating them. Then I can fuccck my little niggger biitch faaagg every night. ....Pumpin my dildo til he bleeds. Niggger eunuchs for my muff ohhh yeahh Dec 15 08:37:56 "" Dec 15 08:38:23 NOTE: build 200712151034: completed Dec 15 08:42:09 mickeyl: please assign more operators, this retard is visiting a few times a week... Dec 15 08:44:05 lysol went on in great detail about the planning and execution of this marvelous victory for Gay Niggers everywhere. "It took us about 17 months of hard planning, about $20 USD and a lot of Holy Gay Nigger Seed (HGNS)." President Timecop commented in the same press conference. DiKKy Heartiez was unavailable for comment, but available for display, swimming in a aquarium filled with HGNS. Dec 15 08:44:06 lysol went on in great detail about the planning and execution of this marvelous victory for Gay Niggers everywhere. "It took us about 17 months of hard planning, about $20 USD and a lot of Holy Gay Nigger Seed (HGNS)." President Timecop commented in the same press conference. DiKKy Heartiez was unavailable for comment, but available for display, swimming in a aquarium filled with HGNS. Dec 15 08:44:17 GNAA spokesperson lysol told the world press the real story of the ASSASINATION of TV hero Steve Irwin today at a press conference in Teheran, Iran. "The stingray that sodomized and anally penetrated the world known australian crocodile-fucker, releasing its vast amounts of deadly stingray semen, was in fact not only a nigger, as can be seen quite clearly on the photographs, but a GAY NIGGER. The Gay Nigger DiKKy H Dec 15 08:44:18 The operation took place because Steve Irwin was not the TV hero he was portrayed to be. lysol explained that "Steve irwin was an EVIL man, plotting in secret with the jews to take over the world and eliminate all gay niggers. It was therefore Imparative that we carried out this operation, if not the world would be dominated by Evil Jewish Females, also known as "jax". Dec 15 08:44:24 nigbot Dec 15 08:44:31 mission complete Dec 15 08:44:35 beep timecop Dec 15 08:44:39 Must bt google. Or apple. Dec 15 08:44:40 beep timecop Dec 15 08:44:56 plotting in secret with the jews to take over the world and eliminate all gay niggers Dec 15 08:45:31 ....:) Dec 15 08:47:00 0 staff members online... Dec 15 08:47:33 they like me too much to kline me Dec 15 08:57:26 hmm - he insulted Steve Irwin. Now he's got me mad. Dec 15 09:21:46 mickeyl: are you online? Dec 15 09:23:17 anyone know how to catch Michael on irc? Dec 15 09:30:09 wait until he comes online? Dec 15 09:30:24 yo Dec 15 09:47:59 whats up with the latest servers? Dec 15 09:48:09 do we get new conf files for the new main public servers or what? Dec 15 09:59:56 hi all Dec 15 10:00:03 is the build host still down? Dec 15 10:02:28 mohamed: they are workin on new build host Dec 15 10:04:06 new shiny buildhost Dec 15 10:05:44 is Google's Android is a competitor for OpenMoko? Dec 15 10:08:04 kindof, they will be a competitor when/if they start shipping something usable Dec 15 10:08:21 that's by own opinion only :p Dec 15 10:08:28 *my Dec 15 10:18:22 hi Dec 15 11:23:20 Is it correct that openmoko-messages2 only segfaults? I tried many revisions, but all i got was segfault! Dec 15 11:47:08 hi all Dec 15 12:21:53 ipkg question - is there a way to find which package provides a file - if I do not have it installed. Dec 15 12:22:07 specifically math.h Dec 15 12:25:39 SpeedEvil: for f in *.ipk; do (ar p $f data.tar.gz | tar tz | grep math.h && echo found in $f); done Dec 15 12:26:02 I trink that assumes I've got the package. Dec 15 12:26:21 SpeedEvil: the Packages lists don't include file info for uninstalled packages, so I think there is no way but to search them yourself. Dec 15 12:26:21 I tried providing the include files for gcc myself by using a slackware package Dec 15 12:26:30 unless somebody implements a nice web interface on the feed hosts. Dec 15 12:26:34 header include Dec 15 12:27:22 however, I've just tracked the problem I've been having down to there being x86 asm in the include filres Dec 15 12:27:36 whcih cause things to explode at random points. Dec 15 12:29:31 math.h belongs to glibc normally Dec 15 12:29:36 or rather libc Dec 15 12:30:02 so I'd be looking for *libc*dev ipkg I guess Dec 15 12:30:15 yup, i think so Dec 15 12:40:35 SpeedEvil: http://celtune.morb-design.com/ipk/armv4t/libc6-dev_2.5-r8_armv4t.ipk contains a math.h Dec 15 12:42:21 thanks Dec 15 12:42:40 you are welcome Dec 15 13:08:00 Thanks - it now compiles stuff it diddn't before, so progress! Dec 15 13:51:39 hi Dec 15 13:54:28 why the backtrace function is not working properly in OM Dec 15 13:54:41 it just prints the library name.. Dec 15 13:55:27 If i buy a devboard with the gta01, wil the devboard be compatible with gta02? Dec 15 13:55:33 do you have -dbg packages installed? Dec 15 13:55:33 yes Dec 15 13:55:35 goxboxlive: yes Dec 15 13:55:46 future compatibility with GTA03 is not certain though AIUI Dec 15 13:55:52 GTA03/... Dec 15 13:56:04 However. Dec 15 13:56:09 dbg of glibc? Dec 15 13:56:15 Almost nobody needs a debug board for GTA02 Dec 15 13:56:23 As there is an emergency flash chip Dec 15 13:56:36 which you can't write without a debug board Dec 15 13:56:56 you cannot - in theory - screw it up in ways you can't recover - without the aid of a debug board. Dec 15 13:57:15 and if you have a debug board to screw it up, you presumably have one to recover it Dec 15 13:57:41 SpeedEvil: so you are saying drop the devboard and just buy the phone? Dec 15 13:57:49 gob: not quite Dec 15 13:58:03 goxboxlive: for GTA01 - it's handy if you're hacking on uboot Dec 15 13:58:18 gob: for most users and kernel developers I'd say it's nice, but not needed. Dec 15 13:58:26 But what if i screw things up , can i buy only the debugborad? Dec 15 13:58:33 goxboxlive: it's basically only needed if you screw up u-boot. Dec 15 13:58:54 well Dec 15 13:59:04 it improves low level debugging Dec 15 13:59:13 since you got that serial port Dec 15 13:59:29 OK, but if i want dualboot (qtopia/openmoko) do i have to do anything with uboot to have it? Dec 15 14:00:57 As I understand it, no. You can boot any OS using u-boot. Dec 15 14:01:31 While I wish Qtopia and OpenMoko would share more of the middleware, they at least share kernel and u-boot right now. Dec 15 14:01:59 ok, i order just the phone then. I saw the gta02 where delayed once again, so i dont want to wait anymore. Dec 15 14:04:18 http://insecure.org/stf/Nmap-4.50-Release.html 10years Dec 15 14:04:19 Also - you can - worst case - if you do brick your phone - post it to someone else in the area for unbricking, or arrange a visit. Dec 15 14:04:23 (if there are) Dec 15 14:07:05 I need som help: When i shall choose shipping option. What's the diffrences here: Saver or Worldwide shipping. Saver is most expensive Dec 15 14:07:08 let me recommend to buy the debug board now Dec 15 14:07:15 it may not be available in the future Dec 15 14:07:34 (_may_) Dec 15 14:07:57 since gta02 does not need it Dec 15 14:08:03 Hmm. I was already considering selling them. Dec 15 14:08:08 (strictly speaking) Dec 15 14:08:14 (a clone) Dec 15 14:08:20 heh Dec 15 14:08:39 why does gta02 not need debug board? Dec 15 14:08:48 because it's got recovery flash Dec 15 14:08:58 you break it, you recover it from the recovery flash Dec 15 14:09:10 yeah!...a sort of rescue dick? Dec 15 14:09:14 though details of that haven't been revealed. Dec 15 14:09:16 disk.. Dec 15 14:09:23 basically, yes. Dec 15 14:09:27 so good! Dec 15 14:09:38 mickeyl: ok, i'll do that. Dec 15 14:09:55 great job guys...keep rocking! Dec 15 14:12:04 done, a adv. gta01 is orderd. :-) Dec 15 14:12:50 what's teh current buy-ship delay? Dec 15 14:14:52 got mine last month within 4 days (yes, I ordered a gta01... don't ask) Dec 15 14:15:42 :) Dec 15 14:16:06 I suspect you were less surprised than most as to the quality of the screen :) Dec 15 14:16:46 yeah, i was spoiled a bit by preproduction models ;) Dec 15 14:17:00 i noticed a new feature though Dec 15 14:17:05 the Neo1973 has bluetooth! Dec 15 14:17:09 :) Dec 15 14:17:25 SpeedEvil: WHat about the quality, isent it as good anymore? I thought the screen where outstanding Dec 15 14:17:56 I'm planning on 'properly' adding bluetooth to my laptop soon. (internal USB2 hub, cut-off-short PCMCIA USB card, ...) Dec 15 14:18:09 goxboxlive: most people are astounded as to the 'real' quality of it. Dec 15 14:19:08 ok Dec 15 14:19:30 Just as nobody (typically) has seen a 300dpi screen Dec 15 14:20:04 wow, i thought my treo was a bit silly with 200ish dpi Dec 15 14:20:14 i was a bit worried about dropping it Dec 15 14:20:18 well - 285 Dec 15 14:20:18 it's rather heavy for aphone Dec 15 14:22:27 ofdd - swapoff -a doesn't seem to work... Dec 15 14:25:06 (In that I mkswapped a file on an ext2 /media/card, swapon'd, then swapoff -a'd and deleted the file. Dec 15 14:25:34 when I came to copy stuff to the card, I found the space still in use, and /proc/swaps listing the deleted fiel as in use Dec 15 14:40:17 is the buildhost down? Dec 15 14:42:19 yes Dec 15 14:46:32 yay! down! Dec 15 14:46:33 :) Dec 15 14:47:52 raster: down? Dec 15 14:48:13 doooooooooown Dec 15 14:48:15 hey raster Dec 15 14:48:57 phlintphour it died and got replaced by buildhost-migration, which will be renamed to buildhost soon Dec 15 14:50:42 roh: hoi hoi Dec 15 14:50:43 :) Dec 15 14:56:50 ok thanks, jsut wanted to make sure Dec 15 14:57:11 my school has been blocking all kinds of site lately and jsut wante dot make sure this wasnt the latest block Dec 15 15:04:00 anyone else have a problem with sound not working with the newest image? Dec 15 15:08:03 Could anyone remind me where the kernel patches to go from stock 2.6.23 to working OM kernel are? Dec 15 15:09:37 "https://svn.openmoko.org/trunk/src/target/kernel/patches/" Dec 15 15:09:48 ah - thansk1 Dec 15 15:13:35 Whats the status of the GSM firmware user util for the GTA01? Dec 15 15:13:47 KrisAbsinthe: to be released Dec 15 15:13:51 or ratehr Dec 15 15:13:57 the status is undecixded Dec 15 15:14:19 the tool works, there are 'just' legal problems Dec 15 15:14:33 As usual. Dec 15 15:15:27 Laws have been holding back technology for twenty years. im sure they always will Dec 15 15:15:49 * SpeedEvil stabs all copyright extension lobbyists. Dec 15 15:15:59 lol Dec 15 15:16:09 (not that they have anything to do with it in this particular case, just on general principles) Dec 15 15:16:13 KrisAbsinthe: depends. itll keep holding corproations and organisations and the people back as long as everyone behave like sheep. Dec 15 15:16:33 now if peoplerealised that a law with no solid gound with the people isnt much of a law Dec 15 15:16:43 unless you have siezable assets. Dec 15 15:16:57 SpeedEvil: feel free to stab those fuckers anytime, especially nelsons friend esr Dec 15 15:17:10 i like how you think Dec 15 15:17:11 If you're a large corporate, you can't skirt many laws. Dec 15 15:17:38 sometimes it isnt just about the money. sometimes you can wrangle yourself out of mostly anything. Dec 15 15:18:48 I think that the states need to play catch-up with europe anyway, I wouldnt be im this GSM mess if it werent for old ass technology Dec 15 15:37:23 Anyone have bets on time for a kernel to build natively? Dec 15 15:37:34 I'm thinking somewhere around 3-4h. Dec 15 15:38:03 6 Dec 15 15:38:27 depends on if you did the 266 jump or not. but im sure your estimate is about right Dec 15 15:38:36 stock Dec 15 15:38:43 not overclocked :) Dec 15 15:39:13 omap is sw oc'd, arm is unpossible to sw oc right? Dec 15 15:39:15 CM: ding ding Dec 15 15:39:20 xcasex: no Dec 15 15:39:35 xcasex: there are PLL registers that can be tweaked to make it go faster Dec 15 15:39:38 what ipkg did you get for dev tools, when i try i get massive errors durring compilation Dec 15 15:39:47 KrisAbsinthe: basically. Dec 15 15:40:10 KrisAbsinthe: follow the instructions in the wiki to add repositories Dec 15 15:40:22 the instructions at the bottom of the Repositories]] page Dec 15 15:40:23 then Dec 15 15:40:37 install anything matching *ompile* Dec 15 15:40:38 SpeedEvil: o rly? Dec 15 15:40:55 then force-remove libc6-dev and force-add Dec 15 15:41:02 (it may have been corrupted in my case) Dec 15 15:41:35 you of course need to put stuff on a card or NFS Dec 15 15:41:35 cool. Im porting blackbox. Dec 15 15:41:47 np: BlackBox - Ride On Time. Dec 15 15:42:20 dunno if it's working - but root@fic-gta01:/media/card/src/linux-2.6.23$ find . -name "*.o"|wc Dec 15 15:42:20 68 68 1782 Dec 15 15:43:41 also I installed binutils, diffutils Dec 15 15:44:07 i dont like the way SD is used, I *should* be able to run kernel from nand and just change my path to reflect /media/card/, right Dec 15 15:44:30 It's not quite that simple - but yes you can. Dec 15 15:45:41 i can boot from SD but I have to use the aux menu in u-boot. in fact my phone will not boot from nand unless i use the aux menu and select boot. Otherwise it will juist freeze on the OM screen Dec 15 15:46:15 that's usual with the last u-boots :P Dec 15 15:46:34 ah thx Dec 15 15:46:47 since august, if I remember Dec 15 15:47:57 well then, a minor problem, I like being able to communicate with the GSM chip in u-boot. I will deal with that Dec 15 16:34:41 wife had windows machine hooked up. HAD to switch Dec 15 17:42:17 -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 3716844 Dec 15 16:49 zImage Dec 15 17:42:17 root@fic-gta01:/media/card/src/linux-2.6.23/arch/arm/boot$ Dec 15 17:42:20 :) Dec 15 17:43:12 that was not to bad lol Dec 15 17:43:44 indeed - that's what - an hour and a half? Dec 15 17:44:20 yeah, when i started using linux it took my desktop that long, damn 8086's Dec 15 17:45:06 1h 2 min CPU Dec 15 17:45:12 1h 16min realtime Dec 15 17:45:26 kinda good time really Dec 15 17:45:31 I dont even know what a 8086 is Dec 15 17:45:31 that's quite reasonable. Dec 15 17:45:49 8086 was the chip in the first PCs, clocked at 4.77Mhz Dec 15 17:46:09 It was about the equivalent of a modern processor clocked at .2Mhz Dec 15 17:46:10 good for undernet and gopher chat lol Dec 15 17:46:16 my first computer was a 486 without the co processor... Dec 15 17:46:22 8086 is evil curse on processors Dec 15 17:46:37 i miss the old BBS days sometimes though Dec 15 17:46:41 nothing wrong with the 8086. Dec 15 17:46:59 it all started around it >.> Dec 15 17:47:07 As a basis for a more complex processor - well, it's not great. Dec 15 17:47:31 But nowhere in their wildedst dreams would the IBM team have believed 10 billion PCs sold. Dec 15 17:47:34 (guess) Dec 15 17:47:46 geeze.. bbs people.. how did I miss IRC all my life? Dec 15 17:48:38 lol. before the internet was affordable BBS was a way to tunnel for $20 a year lol Dec 15 17:48:57 * SpeedEvil tries to work out when he got on tinternet. Dec 15 17:49:18 where did you BBS? Dec 15 17:49:23 CIX - uk - but they diddn't start out with an internet gateway Dec 15 17:49:46 Chatnet was a great BBS and Chashire , Ohio Dec 15 17:50:11 telenet was cool.. Dec 15 17:50:35 there used to be a big list on all the BBSes of all the other ops in the area Dec 15 17:50:58 the days when hacking was still a "Socially acceptable" word Dec 15 17:51:05 hahah Dec 15 17:51:07 I think prolly 119 Dec 15 17:51:09 oops Dec 15 17:51:16 I think prolly 1991 Dec 15 17:51:23 usenet first Dec 15 17:51:28 (leading to >100K posts) Dec 15 17:51:37 I think I was like 11 Dec 15 17:52:02 Internet was expensive then, now i get 100 times the bandwidth for half the cost lol Dec 15 17:52:19 I have had 600 quid quarterly phone bills. Dec 15 17:52:26 1995 ish Dec 15 17:52:31 that was what... Dec 15 17:52:34 I remember wanting to know how to hack to crash AOL 3.1 Dec 15 17:52:37 $1200? Dec 15 17:53:19 I remember how to mkake an OH account on AOL lol dont work anymore but was fun then Dec 15 17:54:10 Alright I love to chat but I gotta Openmoko question... Dec 15 17:54:20 :) Dec 15 17:56:02 go ahead Dec 15 17:56:21 I thinmkk my first usenet post was jan 1991 Dec 15 17:56:34 (not on OM) Dec 15 17:57:19 Alright... I am haveing problems getting the device to connect to the interent through the computer Dec 15 17:57:37 BT or USB Dec 15 17:57:50 SUB Dec 15 17:57:51 USB Dec 15 17:57:55 Win or Linux Dec 15 17:58:02 Linux.. Ubunut Dec 15 17:58:13 its on my desktop. Dec 15 17:58:30 no Dec 15 17:58:31 ? Dec 15 17:58:57 Ubuntu, its on my desktop. give me a second to type out directions Dec 15 17:59:06 <_diego__> have u looked on wiki.openmoko.org? Dec 15 17:59:23 yea... I can ssh in... but no interent acess.. Dec 15 17:59:31 with update Dec 15 18:00:17 you have to setup the route on the desktop and edit your MOKO/etc/resolv.conf and add the nameserver Dec 15 18:01:12 if you have a linksys router its probably 192.168.1.1 for the nameserver Dec 15 18:01:20 Okay.. I have tryed all of this, but I did something stupid like try to plug up 2 monitors, and crashed my system... so maybe I am come to you guys prematurly... Dec 15 18:01:35 its a netgear, and is still 192.168.1.1 Dec 15 18:02:05 I had to format and reinstall cause I am a noob :) Dec 15 18:02:26 everyone has to start somewhere Dec 15 18:03:07 I used to like slackware, but ubuntu is soo user friendly Dec 15 18:03:17 ssh to the moko and try to ping your router . if you can its the nameserver, which over writes its self every time Dec 15 18:03:33 Ubuntu has a good module(driver) base Dec 15 18:04:14 i like debian and Ubuntu is based on it, siI like it Dec 15 18:05:14 KrisAbsinthe: wha? Dec 15 18:05:43 * so I like it Dec 15 18:09:50 how do I edit files on the neo? Dec 15 18:09:57 vi Dec 15 18:10:15 derekcorwin: ipkg install nano ;) Dec 15 18:10:21 do you know how to use vi Dec 15 18:10:31 nano is good too Dec 15 18:21:41 okay save and exit vi? Dec 15 18:24:35 derekcorwin: :wq Dec 15 18:25:02 or shift-z twice Dec 15 18:33:18 I think adding a RS232 cable to the neo would be cool Dec 15 18:34:01 why? :) Dec 15 18:34:53 be fun for interfacing with hardware like switches and satellite hardware Dec 15 18:35:01 there is USB host Dec 15 18:35:10 attach a usb-serial thingy Dec 15 18:35:59 have to make a cable for the mini-usb, I wish it were a standard USB female Dec 15 18:37:30 i did make a hub that will attach but its annoying , maybe if the case spacers ever happen ill buy a few Dec 15 18:45:11 you would need a very long cable to interface with a satellite over RS232 Dec 15 18:45:35 :P Dec 15 18:45:39 lol Dec 15 18:46:07 methinks it would exceed the max spec'd distance, even with external line drivers. Dec 15 18:46:20 i mesnt the uplink hardware lol Dec 15 18:46:28 Hmmm... I wonder if you could try to use RF instead? Dec 15 18:46:30 :P Dec 15 18:47:18 KrisAbsinthe: check out the Bluetooth serial port adaptors. Probably the best solution, if a little pricey. Dec 15 18:47:39 thats a good idea Dec 15 18:49:52 $135 isnt too bad Dec 15 18:51:01 * CoreDump|bbl wonders if the debug version ever shipped with this lovely "bomb" case Dec 15 18:52:00 I think im going to have to buy the GTA02 too Dec 15 18:58:33 Ok i have the Neo apart, what is with this weird antenna i assume its the GSM, Dec 15 19:00:39 CoreDump: no debug for GTA02, has builtin recoveryflash Dec 15 19:01:11 atleast I understood this from todays conversation Dec 15 19:01:32 That doesn't mean an existing board can't be used with it ;) But why are you telling me this? Dec 15 19:01:35 KrisAbsinthe: the antenna at the top is GPS Dec 15 19:01:48 ah Dec 15 19:02:00 one at bottom is gsm then Dec 15 19:02:13 ahven: I get it, nm....I'm tired Dec 15 19:03:37 the PCB is labeled very well Dec 15 19:07:21 screw the devel kit, I just want the sexy suitcase =D Dec 15 19:07:35 I agree lol Dec 15 19:08:15 http://openmoko.com/products-neo-advanced-00-develkit.html Dec 15 19:08:39 * mwester sees an opportunity for a sale of an item that has been gathering dust on his shelf for months... Dec 15 19:09:03 you actually have one? heh Dec 15 19:09:43 I do. The case is not shaped very well for fitting into carry-on bags for my business trips, so it goes unused. Dec 15 19:10:43 I didn't think there would be a market for an empty case, but perhaps I should consider listing it on eBay, huh? :D :D Dec 15 19:10:59 i would bid Dec 15 19:11:16 =D Dec 15 19:11:39 I rather suspect that the size of the item would make shipping prohibitively expensive, esp. for CoreDump Dec 15 19:11:52 yes, figures Dec 15 19:11:56 I regret not buying the dev kit, hindsight is 20/20 Dec 15 19:12:05 It's been a lifesaver for me. Dec 15 19:12:13 I guess I can live w/o it ;) Dec 15 19:12:30 whats your location Dec 15 19:12:40 By purchasing it, I have guaranteed that I will never need to use it. Murphy's law. So I've never actually even tested the debug board! :) Dec 15 19:12:57 Midwest US Dec 15 19:13:08 any 199 UDMA_CRC_Error_Count 0x003e 200 198 000 Old_age Always - 2 Dec 15 19:13:10 oops Dec 15 19:13:21 ? Dec 15 19:13:22 mwester: lol, I fubared my u-boot on the very first flash =D Dec 15 19:13:49 I loaded U-boot over USB, glad i didnt mess up Dec 15 19:13:52 Heh! Since I have the debug board, it figures that I've flashed and reflashed a half-dozen uboots, with never a failure! Dec 15 19:14:17 very true Dec 15 19:14:33 I never managed to kill u-boot after that Dec 15 19:15:00 but hooking up the debug board and a neo to a slug is pure fun Dec 15 19:15:28 I'd like to start fixing some of the screwed up stuff in u-boot (there isn't a version that fixes all of the issues, instead there are different versions that each fix something, and screw up something else). Dec 15 19:15:57 anybody aware of any plans to replace sysVinit? Dec 15 19:16:02 I think i will probably get the gta02 with the dev kit this time, will the debug boards br compatable? Dec 15 19:17:05 I think we need to kill D-bus, i have had a few problems with it Dec 15 19:17:10 Hehe! There's an image for you: imagine a laptop, a slug, a debug board, and neo all cabled together on a hotel room desk. Imagine the maid's reaction -- how long until the bomb squad arrives, and I end up visiting a special little spot near Cuba? Dec 15 19:17:35 mwester: actually, a current u-boot is looking pretty good. I found a workaround for the SD-boot problem, and it looks like the "hang on boot" problem is gone too Dec 15 19:17:37 gllin may need some monitoring... restart it if the output doesn't look right, or if it just quits Dec 15 19:17:41 ecloud: No plans currently; it would be nice to make stuff work fist. Dec 15 19:17:46 er, first. Dec 15 19:17:52 so I was thinking, some of the other inits can do stuff like that Dec 15 19:17:54 mwester: HEHEHE Dec 15 19:18:23 KrisAbsinthe: D-bus seems cool to me Dec 15 19:19:16 ecloud: Nobody has looked at a specific replacement. It seems reasonable that the startup stuff should be optimized better, but once we get power-management fixed up, the phone will be resumed rather than booted. Dec 15 19:19:21 im using OM base but replaced with matchbox-desktop and there were a few problems getting the dialer to work, quick script fix but it was annoying Dec 15 19:19:32 yeah good point Dec 15 19:19:39 D-bus is here to stay. Dec 15 19:19:49 good Dec 15 19:20:09 mmontour: That's great news on u-boot -- the hang was the blocking problem I had that made me revert to an older version. Dec 15 19:20:13 I like the Idea of d-bus , maybe i just need to get used to the API Dec 15 19:20:33 because there is a d-bus interface to gpsd, so I was thinking of using it, if it's usable Dec 15 19:20:53 depends on whether I figure out how to use d-bus well enough :-) Dec 15 19:20:54 That's the neat thing about standards like Dbus -- if you don't like the api, just pick another one! Dec 15 19:21:01 the C API is kinda verbose Dec 15 19:21:08 I'm not 100% sure about the hang - I need to do some more testing. Dec 15 19:21:49 well in the absense of a magic daemon-monitoring init, any suggestions what to use to monitor gllin? Dec 15 19:21:54 * mwester has a choice: he could do the smart thing and learn Python and the Python d-bus and gtk bindings, or he can do something totally outrageous, and get the Perl bindings built for the Neo. Dec 15 19:22:02 I think what i dig the most is that i can ask engineers questions and get REAL answers Dec 15 19:22:17 my first experience was that it wasn't quite stable Dec 15 19:22:29 but last night I left it running all night and it still is, so we'll see... Dec 15 19:22:39 I just need to lean python better Dec 15 19:22:48 gllin stable? We're just happy we have something that makes the GPS hardware do something other than add mass to the device! Dec 15 19:23:04 I'm going to try to use the phone to capture traces for uploading to OpenStreetMap Dec 15 19:23:24 I kinda got hooked on that project, but it's too bad in one way... I have too many projects Dec 15 19:23:40 gllin works great, i posted on the wiki about exporting gps to laptop.. i get a fix in about 30 seconds, i live in the middle of no where Dec 15 19:23:52 ecloud: is it still giving you valid data? I've had a recent situation where it stayed running, but was spewing out the same datapoint -- which didn't make sense as I was driving 70MPH on an expressway at the time. Dec 15 19:24:02 my old Garmin omits points from the track that it considers redundant (whenever they look like they are all in a straight line) Dec 15 19:24:41 Northern Wisconsin -- not too much straight line there (unlike Kansas) Dec 15 19:24:45 yes I had it building an NMEA log file overnight (gpspipe -r > file) and this morning I converted it to GPX and plotted the points with JOSM Dec 15 19:25:14 I want my GTA02v5 NOW Dec 15 19:25:23 Ok, then perhaps my script screwed up, or something. I'll try the gllin driver on the next trip. Dec 15 19:25:37 it's quite an error cloud, pretty much covers my entire house and yard, from beyond the street in front to beyond the street/alley behind Dec 15 19:26:00 is it inside? Dec 15 19:26:06 I mean it should have been giving the same point all night, sitting in the same place Dec 15 19:26:06 * mwester offers CVirus a cookie instead, and says "there, there..." Dec 15 19:26:07 if you need data give me an IP to export to and ill export my GPS to that IP Dec 15 19:26:16 LOL @ mwester Dec 15 19:26:23 yes it's inside, but the roof in this room is flat (just one layer) so it gets a fix fairly quickly Dec 15 19:26:34 mwester: by the way ... it's much better to learn python + python-dbus + pygtk Dec 15 19:26:54 pyroute runs very, very, very slowly Dec 15 19:27:05 CVirus: Yes, I know that. Which is exactly why I want to do something completely different. :P :D Dec 15 19:27:13 ecloud: in theory - if the reciever was completely accurate. Dec 15 19:27:14 so my impression of pygtk isn't too great... but hey maybe it's just doing a lot of... something Dec 15 19:27:17 An error ocurred, return value: 1. Dec 15 19:27:17 Collected errors: Dec 15 19:27:17 ipkg_download: ERROR: Command failed with return value 1: `wget --passive-ftp -q -P /tmp/ipkg-hBN1cD http://buildhost.openmoko.org/snapshots/2007.08/ipk/neo1973/Packages.gz' Dec 15 19:27:22 ecloud: in practice - it doesn't stay where it is. Dec 15 19:27:34 I know Dec 15 19:27:36 mwester: you could learn python in 10 minutes by the way Dec 15 19:27:54 but GPS receivers usually have an accuracy spec Dec 15 19:27:57 I could, but my fingers recoil in horror at the column sensitivity. Dec 15 19:28:05 like a SirfStarIII is accurate to 3 meters or some such Dec 15 19:28:08 I think they remember FORTRAN. Dec 15 19:28:35 ecloud: which gives you a circle of about 6m diameter... Dec 15 19:28:51 and the one in the openmoko probably is less precise Dec 15 19:28:59 probably Dec 15 19:28:59 i do cobol from time to time, and rpg ;_; Dec 15 19:29:17 * Twey laughs at xcasex. Dec 15 19:29:28 ;_; Dec 15 19:29:34 my fingers are stumps Dec 15 19:29:37 my old Garmin usually says it's accurate to a distance of 15-28 feet or so depending on how many satellites it's using and how good a signal it gets Dec 15 19:29:54 Sorry, but... highly unlucky :-) Dec 15 19:30:12 so gpsd needs gllin to work? Dec 15 19:30:18 * mwester has done cobol. And rpg as well. :( Dec 15 19:30:29 mwester: my sincerest apologies. Dec 15 19:30:34 you realy dont need gpsd , i dont use it Dec 15 19:30:54 ecloud: which is worst case a circle of 16m of drift around your location overnight Dec 15 19:30:56 mwester: we have an old bigiron greybeard at work, all he does is rpg for one of our larger clients Dec 15 19:31:05 KrisAbsinthe: what do you use? :D Dec 15 19:31:07 Poor guy :( Dec 15 19:31:11 http://www.openstreetmap.org/index.html?mlat=56.21681291128355&mlon=-3.112151350212658&zoom=14 is an example of splatter. Dec 15 19:31:22 mwester: i dont think he knows its not 1964 yet :S Dec 15 19:31:26 ecloud: sounds consistent with your gps info drifting all around your garden Dec 15 19:31:46 kust gllin the serial NMEA data is /home/gllin/nmeaNP Dec 15 19:31:48 some neo, some car navigation system, some garming GPS12 Dec 15 19:32:06 (a JOSM bookmark - you won't see any GPS info at that directly) Dec 15 19:32:18 KrisAbsinthe: and we can feed the data to ... wait. it doesnt provide its own /dev entry? Dec 15 19:32:18 gpsdrive uses it as a serial port Dec 15 19:32:24 o.O Dec 15 19:32:26 O.o Dec 15 19:32:29 no Dec 15 19:32:31 xcasex: yes Dec 15 19:32:32 wait. gllin is chrooted? Dec 15 19:32:36 does it Dec 15 19:32:36 ? Dec 15 19:33:00 what the c**k Dec 15 19:33:08 but yes feed that data as the GPS device Dec 15 19:33:12 I was just going to upload my "splatter" image but just discovered my wiki has uploads disabled for some reason Dec 15 19:33:13 * xcasex shakes fist at the US military industrial complex Dec 15 19:33:42 i wonder how hard maemo would be to port to the moko Dec 15 19:33:46 read this wiki.openmoko.com/Exporting_Hardware Dec 15 19:34:11 Mek: so make an account on OSM and upload the tracklog Dec 15 19:34:11 I wrote how to export hardware to a host IP Dec 15 19:34:23 The OM gllin package isn't chrooted - it just does some dynamic-loader magic Dec 15 19:34:35 mmontour: k. Dec 15 19:34:41 but where can i get that package? Dec 15 19:34:49 KrisAbsinthe: err give me an url that works and i'll gladly read it :D Dec 15 19:35:01 brb Dec 15 19:35:30 (4/5) /20 Dec 15 19:35:32 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Exporting_hardware Dec 15 19:36:11 I like using my gps over bluetooth. Dec 15 19:36:36 I don't remember the URL for the gllin package, but it should be linked from the wiki. You have to accept a EULA to download it. Dec 15 19:36:50 ok here it is: Dec 15 19:36:52 http://ecloud.org/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=201 Dec 15 19:37:17 http://3rdparty.downloads.openmoko.org/gllin/ Dec 15 19:38:51 oops just moved it: http://ecloud.org/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=199 Dec 15 19:39:02 the best part about the gllin driver is that you can make the gps lie lol Dec 15 19:39:22 Ty Dec 15 19:40:12 np Dec 15 19:41:09 if you write scripts to do this for you dont forget to include the & after every line Dec 15 19:41:33 i dont think i'll have to worry about that :) Dec 15 19:41:45 cool Dec 15 19:41:50 KrisAbsinthe: i was at a point in time a user of SLS :p Dec 15 19:42:11 Nice Dec 15 19:44:31 well anyway what about a way to monitor gllin? Dec 15 19:44:42 some sort of generic watchdog Dec 15 19:45:36 i got nothing , a guess a quick dont-let-die script will work Dec 15 19:45:42 I searched freshmeat for "watchdog" and all I found are the kind that reboot the whole system under various conditions Dec 15 19:45:51 if thats what you mean Dec 15 19:46:14 like write the pid to a file and then use pidof in a loop to see if it's still running? Dec 15 19:46:57 that would work. I had my gps running 3 days no problem Dec 15 19:47:08 nah pidof doesn't work too well because the command line is too complex Dec 15 19:47:14 [fic-gta01][01:19:20 AM] ps aux | grep gllin Dec 15 19:47:14 root 1427 9.0 2.6 5188 3296 pts/1 S 01:55 58:36 lib/ld-linux.so.2 --library-path /home/root/gllin/lib:/home/root/gllin/usr/lib /home/root/gllin/gllin.real -periodic 1 Dec 15 19:47:41 rwhitby: just created a patch to mokomakefile to not checkout or update tags/branches: http://www.pastebin.ca/817660 Dec 15 19:48:01 ecloud: does that work? Dec 15 19:48:15 rwhitby: I designed it carefully so as to not break anything (it keeps the same directories, and can work either on a new checkout or an old one) Dec 15 19:49:09 does what work? Dec 15 19:49:13 pidof doesn't work Dec 15 19:49:21 ps --no-headers 1427 works Dec 15 19:49:39 then I'd have to check whether ps produced output or not Dec 15 19:50:23 er, just check whether /proc/1427 still exists, huh Dec 15 19:51:08 that is much less complex. good idea Dec 15 19:51:51 well I guess I'll put it off until I see whether it's going to stay running on its own Dec 15 19:52:18 going "off in the weeds" is harder to detect Dec 15 19:52:43 ill put mine under some problems, ESD bags kill the signal lol Dec 15 19:52:53 damn Dec 15 19:53:10 i can't compile openmoko-bowser2 Dec 15 19:53:26 bowser goes "woof" Dec 15 19:53:41 lol Dec 15 19:53:49 webkitwebview.h missing ? , when i copied file from webkit package, i have lot errors Dec 15 19:53:56 ecloud: what you mean? Dec 15 19:54:09 (bowser... typical name for dog... just kidding) Dec 15 19:54:11 "woof" - explain Dec 15 19:54:23 s/bowser/browser/ Dec 15 19:54:52 why compile and not ipkg Dec 15 20:12:09 we do need to port GPSDrive or something similar Dec 15 20:37:34 any bets on how long it will take to download roadnav data for the entire USA Dec 15 20:39:32 from where? Dec 15 20:40:12 TigerMaps. im in ohio so far between 1 and 3 megs a county Dec 15 20:40:34 a very long time Dec 15 20:42:25 i assume it will be at least a gig Dec 15 21:02:18 KrisAbsinthe: i building my own snapshot Dec 15 21:03:06 ah Dec 15 21:10:48 i have a sound issue with the latest official snapshot Dec 15 21:11:24 well i guess its really a module issue, says incorrect module fprmat Dec 15 21:11:31 *format Dec 15 22:06:46 just went for a drive around the neighborhood and got a nice trace of all the streets Dec 15 22:06:51 http://www.openstreetmap.org/user/ecloud/traces/58884 Dec 15 22:06:59 with the Neo GPS Dec 15 22:07:59 ecloud: cool :) Dec 15 22:08:29 hey guys, im trying to cross-compile a program for the moko, where do I go to start about doing this? (linkage?) Dec 15 22:11:41 bkruse_home: build a recipe? a bitbake .bb? Dec 15 22:12:09 emdete: would that be the way to go about doing it? a program that is normally compiled for i386, can you give me a link? Dec 15 22:13:45 there are 2 wikis about that. is it a own program or some open source project with some build env? Dec 15 22:15:48 its someones open source project, a library actually, that I am using Dec 15 22:16:02 emdete: thank you, btw Dec 15 22:16:03 yes, build a .bb for it. Dec 15 22:16:19 there is a wiki - did you find it already? Dec 15 22:16:57 nah, googleing Dec 15 22:17:01 using bitbake in general? Dec 15 22:17:04 or bb with om Dec 15 22:18:25 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Create_a_package_from_existing_sources Dec 15 22:19:00 bkruse_home: yes, bitbake is it. it seems to be quit complex but its a good tool for cross compiling and for different envs. Dec 15 22:19:04 I might have been able to guess that url, thank you emdete Dec 15 22:19:22 perfect, thank you so so much Dec 15 22:19:32 where i found webkit correct headers? openmoko-browser2 are not compile due some headers missing Dec 15 22:20:32 there is another interesting hint mickey gave me. if you have to tamper around (for porting) with your lib use bitbake -c devshell . that drops you into a xterm with correct env vars. Dec 15 22:21:13 wow Dec 15 22:21:21 then you can just go about building like normal? Dec 15 22:21:22 amazing Dec 15 22:24:15 bkruse_home: yes. i used it alot last week to port something. saved my time... Dec 15 22:24:48 bkruse_home: but: there is no ipkg comming out. just copy the binary to the neo for testing Dec 15 22:25:14 bkruse_home: and: all changes are lost if you don't copy you work! be careful! Dec 15 22:25:26 emdete: will do! Dec 15 22:25:56 i just exported the pkgconfig env variable and --target=arm-linux seemed to do it...I will try it in qemu Dec 15 22:25:57 bkruse_home: i made a target in Makefile that compiles all, compies to neo and copies to save-path Dec 15 22:26:17 emdete: thank you so much, I have done a fair amount of development, and am working on my IAX cliet, but have never had to cross-compile Dec 15 22:26:28 emdete: that would be perfect! Dec 15 22:26:58 bkruse_home: i started woth that some month ago - its a pain, but if you see something working on the neo, that's worth it :D Dec 15 22:27:05 ha record !!! Dec 15 22:27:13 11hours with active gsm Dec 15 22:27:19 without charging Dec 15 22:27:28 NineX: how that? Dec 15 22:27:37 emdete: with what a month ago? an iax client? Dec 15 22:27:46 NineX: nice! Dec 15 22:27:49 let me know how you did that PM Dec 15 22:27:50 bkruse_home: cross compile Dec 15 22:28:06 bkruse_home: don't even know what iax client means ;) Dec 15 22:28:07 emdete: ahh, thank you for sharing your experience, so I can continue on making awesome stuff :] Dec 15 22:28:19 emdete: its a voIP client Dec 15 22:29:42 bkruse_home: thank mickey, he helped me alot there :) Dec 15 22:40:03 experimantal kernel + couple scripts from my friend Dec 15 22:40:16 but system is quite unstable Dec 15 22:41:45 is there any easy way to setup openmoko to run under qemu? I'm unfamiliar with OM Dec 15 22:41:51 yes Dec 15 22:42:01 there is a qemu-neo1973 branch Dec 15 22:42:07 summatusmentis, what distro? Dec 15 22:42:55 daMaestro: in Ubuntu, running under OS X in vmware Dec 15 22:43:08 summatusmentis, you'll have to build it then i suppose Dec 15 22:43:24 summatusmentis, http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Qemu Dec 15 22:43:45 I've got OE setup, is it pretty straightforward? Dec 15 22:44:22 wow.. so ctrl-w is not "remove last argument" lol Dec 15 22:44:40 summatusmentis, http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Qemu#Manual_setup Dec 15 22:44:47 summatusmentis, Mokomakefile also assists Dec 15 22:46:53 there are images provided though, that I wouldn't have to necessarily build? Dec 15 22:47:29 build what? Dec 15 22:47:39 the images Dec 15 22:47:40 bbtw.. buildhost is back Dec 15 22:47:41 qemu-neo1973? Dec 15 22:47:52 no, you don't *have* to build the images Dec 15 22:48:01 I'm confused now Dec 15 22:48:02 you can use downloaded images Dec 15 22:48:14 summatusmentis, just read the full wiki page i've linked you to Dec 15 22:48:22 I am, and I'm not understanding Dec 15 22:49:36 I can either setup an entirely new OE env, using MokoMakefile, or I can manually use the OE env I have, correct? Dec 15 22:50:52 or you can use no OE at all Dec 15 23:07:09 openmoko: 03laforge * r3656 10/branches/src/target/kernel/2.6.24.x/patches/gta01-vibrator.patch: rename "gta01:vibrator" led name to "neo1973:vibrator" Dec 15 23:19:08 ~lart poppler and epdf Dec 15 23:19:09 * apt beats poppler and epdf into protomatter with the andromeda galaxy Dec 15 23:19:49 porting this whole thing is going to be interesting Dec 15 23:22:34 Im having a problem with make qemu-local Dec 15 23:33:21 bkruse_home: Fails with a libgnutls.so.13 error for me too Dec 15 23:33:50 CM: I had a libpnm or libpng error, but I apt-get --reinstall install libpng10-dev and it worked fine Dec 15 23:33:59 CM: you using the moko makefile? Dec 15 23:34:07 Yes Dec 15 23:34:10 I did a make update and then tried qemu-local again Dec 15 23:41:00 hey guys Dec 15 23:41:17 im running the image in qemu, is there a way to drop to shell or similar? I want to see if a cli arm compiled app I wrote works Dec 15 23:43:12 bkruse_home: Open the terminal Dec 15 23:43:26 :) Dec 15 23:43:32 CM: is it an app? Dec 15 23:43:33 I mean from the application list Dec 15 23:43:34 Yes Dec 15 23:43:35 * bkruse_home fumbles around Dec 15 23:44:05 * CM got qemu up and running again after a make clobber-qemu;make qemu-local :) Dec 15 23:45:00 CM: nice Dec 15 23:45:28 I have a real Neo too though ;) Dec 15 23:47:27 * CM had forgotten how slow qemu is compared to the real phone Dec 15 23:48:24 CM: geez, i bet Dec 15 23:48:29 im getting a couple soon Dec 15 23:48:54 What are you planning to do with them? Dec 15 23:49:02 I mean, what app are you working on :) Dec 15 23:50:44 its a voip phone/client Dec 15 23:50:56 Ah, ok Dec 16 00:09:27 brandon kruse? Dec 16 00:09:44 in hsv? Dec 16 00:19:26 I-MOD: yes. Dec 16 00:19:38 haha Dec 16 00:19:56 I-MOD: I knew your nick sounded fimiliar :] Dec 16 00:21:08 bkruse_home, do you have the hardware? Dec 16 00:21:18 or just poking in an emu? Dec 16 00:21:22 I-MOD: not yet, its on its way :] Dec 16 00:21:27 kickass Dec 16 00:21:31 qemu now :/ its not THAT bad to see graphics and what not Dec 16 00:21:36 i'll have to see that when it gets in Dec 16 00:21:48 I-MOD: ill bring them all in, i think im getting a fair amount Dec 16 00:22:28 all? as in more than one of them? Dec 16 00:22:46 I-MOD: correct. Dec 16 00:22:49 one for each developer Dec 16 00:23:00 sweet.... Dec 16 00:23:27 * I-MOD 's head explodes Dec 16 00:24:11 * bkruse_home segfaults Dec 16 00:24:21 brb Dec 16 00:24:28 cross compiling libiax2 now :X Dec 16 00:32:53 Grrr, I take back what I said earlier today about u-boot looking nicer - it's still buggy. Dec 16 00:37:45 I've updated the "Neo1973 Debug Board v2" wiki page and I've created a page with an "unbricking" procedure. Dec 16 00:38:18 I'd appreciate it if some people could take a look at them, and let me know if they see any errors. Dec 16 00:53:05 moin Dec 16 01:11:52 in qemu, I cannot scroll down on the apps page, :[ Dec 16 01:13:01 bkruse_home: It's finger scroll Dec 16 01:13:07 Just press and drag the other way Dec 16 01:13:24 The line to the right is just a marker showing where you are in the scroll list :) Dec 16 01:14:28 Gotcha, thank you again, CM :] Dec 16 01:15:16 BOO Dec 16 01:15:18 mmontour: I'll take a look at that page tomorrow Dec 16 01:16:17 CM: how useable is the on screen keyboard? Dec 16 01:16:26 bkruse_home: It works pretty well Dec 16 01:16:56 o-hand did some fixes just a short while ago to make it less likely that you accidently click on an item in the list when you try to scroll Dec 16 01:17:16 In general, it works good and much faster than in qemu Dec 16 01:17:42 the on-screen keyboard is much more usable on the Neo than in qemu :/ Dec 16 01:18:04 the touchscreen driver does some strange averaging or extrapolation which messes up the measures in qemu a bit Dec 16 01:18:52 mmontour: That Unbricking page looks really great, though I haven't gone through it in detail yet. Thanks :) Dec 16 01:21:43 Thanks CM Dec 16 01:29:10 Hm, shouldn't there be a /sys/devices/system/timer/timer0/dyn_tick, since CONFIG_NO_IDLE_HZ is supposed to be enabled? I can't find it. Dec 16 01:30:39 (I was looking if that file is set to 0, since setting it to 1 is supposed to save power) Dec 16 02:03:04 doh Dec 16 02:03:13 spooks is frightening Dec 16 02:14:55 if I was making my own application, where would I start? I am reading the guide: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Create_a_package_from_existing_sources Dec 16 02:15:24 but when I layout my directory structure like that, my source is not even close to the open moko source, and the applications, is this normal? Dec 16 02:15:34 (not even close, as in about 3 directories up Dec 16 02:27:39 ...and, after tracing through a seriously long chain of indirections, I found out that arch/arm/plat-s3c24xx/time.c is the real timer code, and it doesn't set .dyn_tick on the sys_timer structure, meaning it doesn't have any support for CONFIG_NO_IDLE_HZ at all, which thus is dead code, meaning the longest IDLE period is 1/200s (the CPU will be woken up 200 times per second, while it could easily get as low as 7 times per second) Dec 16 02:28:12 I wonder if there is a reason or it just wasn't written Dec 16 02:28:45 And I also wonder how many mW that could save us Dec 16 02:48:19 hey guys, i see on the application crash course about an error but no solution: bitbake error: no providers of biuld target 'programname' (for []) any ideas? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Dec 16 03:00:02 2007