**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Apr 13 02:59:58 2009 Apr 13 04:22:34 freesmartphone.org: 03sudharsh 07cornucopia * rb9488c214fd1 10/libfsoframework/fsoframework/interfaces.vala: Apr 13 04:22:34 freesmartphone.org: Add Info Interface Apr 13 04:22:34 freesmartphone.org: Signed-off-by: Sudharshan 'Sup3rkiddo' S Apr 13 04:22:35 freesmartphone.org: 03sudharsh 07cornucopia * racfe7d4ea1b4 10/fsodeviced/src/plugins/kernel26_leds/Makefile.am: Apr 13 04:22:35 freesmartphone.org: Fix a build error due to missing package inclusion Apr 13 04:22:39 freesmartphone.org: Signed-off-by: Sudharshan 'Sup3rkiddo' S Apr 13 04:22:41 freesmartphone.org: 03sudharsh 07cornucopia * rfcedfc687954 10/fsodeviced/ (4 files in 3 dirs): Apr 13 04:22:43 freesmartphone.org: Add Info plugin Apr 13 04:22:45 freesmartphone.org: Signed-off-by: Sudharshan 'Sup3rkiddo' S Apr 13 06:35:36 good afternoon Apr 13 06:36:53 i just read on http://blog.shr-project.org/2009/03/which-features-are-missing-in-shr.html that there is no pim and no rule manager ui. Apr 13 06:37:07 does that mean i can not manage contact groups on shr? Apr 13 06:38:21 and what about the rule manager? is just the UI missing? (can i set that up manually in a config file or something?) Apr 13 06:38:58 * raster rules all over eMBee Apr 13 06:39:30 * eMBee feels privileged Apr 13 06:39:37 wtf Apr 13 06:40:00 says the man bear pig Apr 13 06:40:04 :) Apr 13 06:40:26 dude i think i need to setup a compile cluster cause om just takes forever Apr 13 06:40:42 distcc + oe Apr 13 06:41:01 ManBearPig_: might help.. tho to be honest compiling itself is not most of the work Apr 13 06:41:10 ie using distcc wont get u a huge speedup Apr 13 06:41:20 it spends a LOT of time in configure, shell and python stuff Apr 13 06:41:26 in fact most of it is not "gcc" Apr 13 06:41:40 you best bet is to use parallel make in oe Apr 13 06:41:50 and get a 4 core cpu Apr 13 06:41:59 (or get 2x 4 core cpu's) Apr 13 06:42:04 oh -- and a but-tonne of ram Apr 13 06:42:06 linuxpmi? Apr 13 06:42:10 16g Apr 13 06:42:22 get that and u'll have a fast oe build box Apr 13 06:42:34 (once u've built oe once most of the io it needs will be cached) Apr 13 06:42:57 i'm trying to make my own image Apr 13 06:43:03 then.. patience Apr 13 06:43:08 go away Apr 13 06:43:11 do somehting else Apr 13 06:43:14 come back once its done Apr 13 06:43:24 rebuilds on updates will be much faster as it only rebuilds some things Apr 13 06:44:07 yeah oe is genious Apr 13 06:44:39 i'm super cereal Apr 13 07:27:01 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07framework * ra21ea39cc5cb 10/framework/subsystems/ogsmd/modems/ti_calypso/channel.py: ogsmd: [TI CALYPSO]: set default speaker volume to maximum. Closes FSO #398 Apr 13 07:40:46 hmm, shr looks a lot more promising than om2008.12, but contacts and messages crash :-( Apr 13 07:42:57 eMBee, it happens if framework doesn't connected to GSM Apr 13 07:43:19 ah, thanks :-( Apr 13 07:43:24 so 1. reboot(restart) 2. don't try run this apps until gsm registration Apr 13 07:43:50 and still sometimes it happens anyway... Apr 13 07:43:52 i don't have a sim card, and i do expect to be able to access those without it Apr 13 07:44:11 is any owrk being done to fix that? Apr 13 07:44:30 s/owrk/work/ Apr 13 07:44:30 eMBee meant: is any work being done to fix that? Apr 13 07:44:36 ah, accesss to dialer and messages without sim?!.. Apr 13 07:44:50 not diealer, but contacts Apr 13 07:45:15 shr store contacts on sim, no any pim implemented Apr 13 07:45:23 oh, right Apr 13 07:46:41 is someone working on these things? Apr 13 07:47:38 I don't know, but they have it in plans Apr 13 07:54:35 * eMBee nods Apr 13 07:54:38 Hi, I just put the shr-unstable image of the 9th of april on my SD card and booted it, it seems to work fine but all parts of the settings manager now have their own icons, I had a look in /usr/share/applications and I see that all their .desktop files are in a specific directory, what do you guys or illume want to do with that ? (is it a bug or is there some kind of plan ?) Apr 13 07:55:20 Bert_2, as for me I just deleted that directory Apr 13 07:55:32 max_posedon: okey, so it's a bug ? Apr 13 07:56:12 or you don't know ? Apr 13 07:56:44 I don't know, shr team has 'implement categories on desktop' feature in plans, may be this is part of it(not fully implemented). Apr 13 07:57:39 max_posedon: it would be awesome if they did that, it would fix my icon madness issues Apr 13 09:03:02 OT: does anyone know how to force irssi to immediately reconnect to all servers (shown in /servers)? Apr 13 09:12:57 PaulFertser: try #irssi ;) Apr 13 09:13:30 bipak_: i'm afraid to go to uncommon places and to meet unknown people. Apr 13 09:13:39 haha Apr 13 09:15:10 there might me a script for it Apr 13 09:15:28 Strangers! go away! "Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean they're not after you!" Apr 13 09:15:29 the reconnect command doesn't seem to support reconnect to all servers Apr 13 09:17:09 bipak_: exactly my thoughts Apr 13 09:18:29 so i wasn't a real help :\ Apr 13 09:21:27 bipak_: i don't need help, i need lolz. Though help would be somewhat handy too, because it'd be reasonable to force reconnect immediately after pppoe connection re-appears. Apr 13 09:22:29 shell server somewhere + screen Apr 13 09:22:33 or static ip Apr 13 09:22:43 good idea. I just wait until the timeout appears Apr 13 09:23:46 shellevil: i have a shell server with bip. I don't want to run screen there though, i prefer to have it locally. Apr 13 09:27:03 DocScrutinizer, Did you recive my "spam" on Friday? How it is going about "papers"? Apr 13 09:28:22 sorry, where can I find a more detailed roadmap of SHR than the one on http://shr-project.org/trac/roadmap ? Apr 13 09:28:23 PaulFertser: ah really? i think ive lost the account data. please resend it to me :p Apr 13 09:28:43 max_posedon: i guess catolic "easter" is not over yet. Apr 13 09:29:03 oh... forget about it Apr 13 09:29:11 bipak_: do you have any relation to the bip software? Apr 13 09:29:11 *I forgot* Apr 13 09:29:37 aaaah sorry, lol. most people call me "bip" so i got confused :D Apr 13 09:36:23 Disaster! openmoocow is still not working on shr-unstable Apr 13 09:37:02 Bert_2: have you notified author that accelerometer interface changed 2 months ago? Apr 13 09:37:25 PaulFertser: I should do that, I know, but it's just such a funny app :P Apr 13 09:38:16 Bert_2: i think i should install it on Debian. But with broken assumption about accels it's of no fun, i'm afraid. I hope it doesn't need OSS, does it? Apr 13 09:39:33 PaulFertser: it's in the opkg repo's of SHR and it doesn't have any extra dependencies when installing it on the shr-unstable standard image (20090409) Apr 13 09:40:01 Bert_2: can it use alsa like any sane modern app or not? Apr 13 09:40:40 PaulFertser: atm it doesn't work at all, so I'm not sure :s Apr 13 09:41:00 PaulFertser: it shows the cow but tapping it or moving doesn't do anything Apr 13 09:41:37 PaulFertser: it should moo on tap so I'm going to check it Apr 13 09:42:23 you could do an "ldd openmoocow" and see if it depends on alsa libs Apr 13 09:42:38 Bert_2: if you checked the source, it'd give you more detailed and accurate info. Apr 13 09:43:08 PaulFertser: I'm not really a coder so I don't think it'll make sense to me (I'm just a webdev) Apr 13 09:44:06 Bert_2: shame on you :p Apr 13 09:44:08 PaulFertser: commandline output: "unable to ope audio: No available audio device" Apr 13 09:44:11 typical Apr 13 09:44:37 PaulFertser: I'm too lazy to learn C or C++, they'll teach me those in university after all :P Apr 13 09:44:44 Bert_2: do you have aoss installed? Apr 13 09:44:53 PaulFertser: don't think so Apr 13 09:44:57 * Bert_2 checks Apr 13 09:45:33 Bert_2: come to my institute to study, i'll teach you C ;) Apr 13 09:45:49 PaulFertser: what institute ? Apr 13 09:46:09 Bert_2: russian state technological university :D Apr 13 09:46:44 ahoi Apr 13 09:46:48 PaulFertser: I guess that's a bit far Apr 13 09:47:14 PBeck: hi Apr 13 09:47:23 PaulFertser: oss stuff I have installed: http://pastebin.ca/1390416 Apr 13 09:47:24 Bert_2: i'd like to go to study somewhere far. Apr 13 09:47:24 hi Bert_2 Apr 13 09:47:56 Bert_2: that's kernel module, i prefer userspace emulation. Apr 13 09:48:25 PaulFertser: so you think I need to opkg install oss to get openmoocow to moo ? :P Apr 13 09:48:42 Bert_2: can you try to start it like "aoss openmoocow" ? Apr 13 09:50:43 PaulFertser: Error: ld.so: object '/usr/$LIB/libaoss.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignore and then the usual openmoocow erroring Apr 13 09:53:32 PaulFertser: got any idea what's going wrong ? Apr 13 09:54:32 Bert_2: aoss improperly installed. I guess it's a shell script and it doesn't find libaoss.so for whatever reason. Apr 13 09:57:12 PaulFertser: openmoocow is written in what looks to em as C++ Apr 13 09:57:29 PaulFertser: I'm reading through the source right now, though I'm not understanding everything Apr 13 09:59:15 PaulFertser: I think this does the audio stuff: http://pastebin.ca/1390421 Apr 13 09:59:57 PaulFertser: ow, I forgot to put audio_setup() in Apr 13 10:00:11 Bert_2: ok, i downloaded the source too. It uses SDL to emit sound. BTW, it's C, not C++. Apr 13 10:00:32 PaulFertser: they look quite similar to me, because I don't know them that good Apr 13 10:00:44 PaulFertser: can you see in the source what might be wrong ? Apr 13 10:01:01 Bert_2: probably you lack SDL alsa support? Apr 13 10:01:20 PaulFertser: probably Apr 13 10:02:03 PaulFertser: I only have libsdl and libsdl-image installed, do I need libsdl-mixer then ? Apr 13 10:02:48 Bert_2: and yes, accellerometers for freerunner do not EV_REL events anymore, as openmoocow expects, no wonder it doesn't work. Apr 13 10:03:04 Bert_2: (libsdl-mixer) probably, i don't know much about sdl. Apr 13 10:03:11 PaulFertser: but it should also work on a tap Apr 13 10:03:28 PaulFertser: I'll poke the developer :P Apr 13 10:04:25 Bert_2: try to install some relevant sdl library still. Apr 13 10:04:47 PaulFertser: I'm trying it out right now Apr 13 10:05:10 PaulFertser: libsdl-mixer-1.2-0 depends on libvorbis and libmikmod so I guess we're good Apr 13 10:05:56 PaulFertser: but it's still erroring Apr 13 10:12:02 Bert_2: in the modern kernel accell sysfs device node is not there where openmoocow expects to find it. For me it segfaults on start because of that. Apr 13 10:12:23 PaulFertser: okey, so I should really poke the dev Apr 13 10:12:40 PaulFertser: I'm searching for contact info, it's hard to find :S Apr 13 10:12:49 Bert_2: it'd be more fun to fix it yourself. Apr 13 10:13:16 PaulFertser: I'm a PHP dev. I don't know anything about C or SDL :s Apr 13 10:13:54 Bert_2: i don't say the same when i face some PHP code Apr 13 10:14:42 PaulFertser: how do you mean ? Apr 13 10:15:30 Bert_2: i mean when i for some reason need to understand php, i just do it :) Apr 13 10:17:08 PaulFertser: I understand some C, but I'm totally not understanding the audio sdl stuff, it's like chaos to me Apr 13 10:21:04 Bert_2: look here: http://git.bitwiz.org.uk/?p=openmoocow.git;a=summary Apr 13 10:22:05 PaulFertser: what should I have a look at ? Apr 13 10:22:15 Bert_2: so with proper sdl libs installed and the latest version from git it will fully work, including accels. Apr 13 10:22:30 cool Apr 13 10:22:56 PaulFertser: but to be honest I don't know a lot about git, how do I get it on my moko ? Apr 13 10:24:25 latest Git version of OpenMooCow knows about all the recent kernel changes Apr 13 10:24:37 Weiss: you're the man :) Apr 13 10:24:51 i think it's available in the SHR-unstable repository, but i don't think anything else has been updated Apr 13 10:25:06 Weiss: SHR-unstable uses the latest kernel Apr 13 10:25:07 i'm really thinking of rewriting its audio bits to use ALSA directly.. SDL seems to cause lots of problems :( Apr 13 10:25:14 Weiss: the one in the repo is having audio issues Apr 13 10:25:35 hmm.. possible "modprobe snd-pcm-oss"? Apr 13 10:26:16 Weiss: awesome, that fixed the sound issue Apr 13 10:26:42 PaulFertser: the accelerometer stuff seems to work too now Apr 13 10:27:26 Weiss: modprobe, is that permanent or until the next reboot ? Apr 13 10:27:38 Bert_2, until reboot Apr 13 10:27:51 you shoul create file at /etc/modutils.d Apr 13 10:28:03 and run modules-update(or update-modules) Apr 13 10:28:08 look there for examples Apr 13 10:28:42 it's nasty to have to do that, though :( Apr 13 10:28:44 btw. I still doesn't understand why ppp-generic still don't added to autoload in shr Apr 13 10:29:05 i wonder if the was SDL is built could be changed to do ALSA properly Apr 13 10:29:17 morning Apr 13 10:29:20 okey, it just stopped responding, just after I closed openmoocow and was trying to stop the terminal :S Apr 13 10:29:45 * Bert_2 reboots FreeRunner Apr 13 10:29:50 there are some really weird SDL audio problems on Debian, as well Apr 13 10:30:16 Bert_2: ick..did you successfully close OMC? Apr 13 10:30:31 Weiss: yes Apr 13 10:33:09 Weiss: why do you suggest to load oss emulation? Apr 13 10:33:25 because SDL always seems to want to use OSS rather than ALSA Apr 13 10:33:26 Weiss: i thought SDL should be able to work with alsa. Apr 13 10:33:31 so did i ;( Apr 13 10:34:04 MooCow's audio parts are very simple.. they just ask SDL to find a suitable audio device and then let it squirt samples at it Apr 13 10:34:51 Weiss: i already read that. Apr 13 10:35:44 join #openmoko-cdevel Apr 13 10:39:37 Weiss: (SDL alsa support) it can be as simple as OE misconfiguration. Apr 13 10:42:42 yeah, i suspect something like that Apr 13 11:54:58 how do i get a keyboard to use the terminal on SHR? Apr 13 11:58:50 eMBee: bring upper enlightment panel, top right QWERTY button. Apr 13 12:00:56 oh Apr 13 12:01:09 didn't look like a button to me :-) Apr 13 12:01:20 thanks Apr 13 12:11:31 eMBee: you only click on things that look like a button? in that way you'll miss alot of things :p Apr 13 12:12:39 max_posedon: here's easter monday. No use in calling officials or business. I'll start to check things wrt that tomorrow Apr 13 12:13:13 thanks, PaulFertser already said me about easter) Apr 13 12:16:43 today is a holiday? Apr 13 12:17:01 * ndnihil stabs religious freaks Apr 13 12:22:33 yeah, yesterday was zombie jesus day Apr 13 12:56:51 is there a tool like minocom or kermit? Apr 13 12:58:00 eMBee: where? Apr 13 12:59:02 sorry, for SHR Apr 13 12:59:28 * eMBee can't find anything with opkg search Apr 13 13:08:23 Does someone know a way to controll amarok2 or juk over ethernet with the openmoko? Apr 13 13:09:48 looks like mickeyterm is what i am looking for Apr 13 13:11:21 lord-carlos: i am not aware of one, but what you really need to be asking for is a remote MPRIS client :) Apr 13 13:11:47 (since that is player agnostic, bigger target audience and such) Apr 13 13:12:33 what is MPRIS? Apr 13 13:13:22 Media Player Remote Interfacing Specification :) Apr 13 13:13:32 ah ^^ Apr 13 13:13:34 ok Apr 13 13:13:38 http://mpris.org/ Apr 13 13:13:47 MultiPlayer RPG In Space!!! Apr 13 13:14:08 ndnihil: Your ideas intrigue me and i wish to subscribe your newsletter! ;) Apr 13 13:14:15 :) Apr 13 13:24:33 LEINIR! Apr 13 13:24:57 Eep! Apr 13 13:25:07 * leinir prostrates itself before Dave "Sir" :) Apr 13 13:29:40 ;) Apr 13 13:29:43 * Dave pets Leinir Apr 13 13:30:36 * leinir purrrs :) Apr 13 13:32:51 ;) Apr 13 13:52:34 freesmartphone.org: 03seba.dos1 07zhone * r72d00e7bc606 10/ (3 files in 2 dirs): add polish translation Apr 13 13:54:59 freesmartphone.org: 03sudharsh 07cornucopia * r4829beee73f6 10/fsodeviced/src/plugins/info/plugin.vala: Correct a little debug message Apr 13 14:08:50 freesmartphone.org: 03seba.dos1 07framework * r01d942a30827 10/etc/freesmartphone/opreferences/schema/phone.yaml: schema: change *-vibration and *-loop items type from int to bool Apr 13 14:13:18 7 Apr 13 14:20:11 hi, is anyone tried the automated android install Apr 13 16:20:48 freesmartphone.org: 03daniel 07specs * r7547d4099776 10/ (8 files in 3 dirs): (log message trimmed) Apr 13 16:20:48 freesmartphone.org: otapi: API breakage: the network code will change to string Apr 13 16:20:48 freesmartphone.org: The reason is that the operatorcode consists of MCC and MNC and MNC Apr 13 16:20:48 freesmartphone.org: can be two or three digits long. Apr 13 16:20:48 freesmartphone.org: So int 1010 could either mean 010:10 or 001:10 and we can't really Apr 13 16:20:49 freesmartphone.org: tell... Apr 13 16:20:51 freesmartphone.org: This affects the following methods and signals: Apr 13 16:43:20 bitches+Dave Apr 13 16:50:17 freesmartphone.org: 03daniel 07framework * r6ebe8f358590 10/framework/subsystems/ogsmd/server.py: Apr 13 16:50:17 freesmartphone.org: ogsmd: Fix otimed GSMZoneSource Apr 13 16:50:17 freesmartphone.org: Convert mcc and mnc in GSM.Data.GetNetworkInfo lookup to int. Fixes Apr 13 16:50:17 freesmartphone.org: GSM time zone changes which got broken by commit Apr 13 16:50:17 freesmartphone.org: edbba5e161133c28cc41c96afb8d9ea98c46d3e0 Apr 13 16:50:21 freesmartphone.org: 03daniel 07framework * r72e147085d0f 10/framework/subsystems/ogsmd/modems/abstract/mediator.py: ogsmd: Fix typo in logger string Apr 13 16:50:24 freesmartphone.org: 03daniel 07framework * r49ae8138679d 10/framework/subsystems/ogsmd/gsm/convert.py: ogsmd: GSM default codec now raises UnicodeError on errors Apr 13 16:50:27 freesmartphone.org: 03daniel 07framework * rde82fdffd96b 10/framework/subsystems/ (4 files in 4 dirs): Apr 13 16:50:30 freesmartphone.org: ogsmd, otimed: Catch up with API changes (operator code is string now) Apr 13 16:50:32 freesmartphone.org: This commit follows the API change that happened in the specs repository Apr 13 16:50:34 freesmartphone.org: in commit 7547d409977666eebb5117e4fc837ec6f19a4553. Apr 13 16:50:36 freesmartphone.org: Warning, this might result in your apps breaking! Apr 13 16:50:38 freesmartphone.org: Especially apps like cell monitors might be affected Apr 13 16:57:54 wassup Apr 13 16:59:05 using shr lite on 3.2 kernel -unstable Apr 13 17:18:41 what is the distribution for the freerunner that has the best battery life and power management schemes? Apr 13 17:19:08 KungFuJesus: i don't think it depends much of the distro Apr 13 17:19:31 well, it depends on the kernel I'm sure Apr 13 17:19:47 I heard the power management issues were resolved, I'm wondering in what release did that happen? Apr 13 17:21:16 KungFuJesus: resolved? Apr 13 17:21:55 meaning, the battery life is more than 3 hours Apr 13 17:22:04 I've been given numbers as high as a day Apr 13 17:22:18 KungFuJesus: those were in suspend Apr 13 17:22:29 KungFuJesus, all ditros trying to use same kernel Apr 13 17:22:39 hmm, so on average what's the battery life? Apr 13 17:22:46 idling Apr 13 17:22:48 48h in suspend Apr 13 17:23:12 and "suspend mode" is still able to receive calls? Apr 13 17:23:26 it's not suspend in the x86 sense, is it? Apr 13 17:23:55 yes it able, and yes in suspend in x86 sense Apr 13 17:23:58 (s2ram) Apr 13 17:24:05 gsm chim just can wakeup system Apr 13 17:24:16 ah I see Apr 13 17:24:43 4 seconds to desktop Apr 13 17:24:48 the proprietary operating system can attempt to wake up the system if it happens to be on a good mood Apr 13 17:24:51 what is better, om 2008.12 or FDOM? Apr 13 17:24:56 shr Apr 13 17:25:34 2008.12 from bytestore is a good 1 Apr 13 17:26:02 as in usable stuff included Apr 13 17:26:16 hmm, why is there no mail client for SHR? And will the mail clients available support PGP? Apr 13 17:27:41 also I just did simple test Apr 13 17:28:01 disable suspend, disable dimming screen, set brightness to 50% Apr 13 17:28:25 powerusage - 120mA -- neo can stay powered upto 10h Apr 13 17:28:34 Kung: you can get the claws mail client from the repositories Apr 13 17:28:37 even the lite shr current has those dang desktop settings icons Apr 13 17:28:49 there are also others, but I know claws works (on SHR testing) Apr 13 17:28:53 KungFuJesus, I think it is good enough Apr 13 17:30:03 what does "functions after resume" mean? Apr 13 17:30:12 in the table in the wiki here Apr 13 17:30:17 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Distributions Apr 13 17:30:37 it means you can suspend it Apr 13 17:30:39 then resume Apr 13 17:30:41 and it'll still work Apr 13 17:31:37 well why in the world would FDOM develop a distribution that doesn't support that? Apr 13 17:31:41 lol Apr 13 17:32:56 KungFuJesus, you know, shit happens Apr 13 17:32:59 because it's not finished yet Apr 13 17:33:42 hmm, FDOM looks really neat Apr 13 17:33:55 but it's not practical if it can't resume after suspend Apr 13 17:34:15 KungFuJesus, it depends on, I suggest you try all of them Apr 13 17:34:21 it does seem to support GPRS though. Something that my network can do, albeit expensively and slowly Apr 13 17:34:33 (qtextended, from, shr, android, etc....) Apr 13 17:35:05 most of hte packages are cross platform for moko based OSes, right? Apr 13 17:35:20 for example, tangoGPS? Apr 13 17:35:24 yes Apr 13 17:35:29 and Navit Apr 13 17:35:43 android is evil, I really want to avoid it Apr 13 17:36:49 why is it evil? Apr 13 17:37:42 it's google's way of taking a true open platform and then throwing billions of dollars at it so that openmoko can drown Apr 13 17:37:43 eMBee, hm... because it doesn't connected to *nix, at all? Apr 13 17:38:25 max_posedon Apr 13 17:38:28 oops Apr 13 17:38:35 and the whole store thing has me kind of pissed off, because that was why Openmoko was so much greater than the iPhone Apr 13 17:38:41 max_posedon: i don't call that evil but useless :-) Apr 13 17:39:16 * eMBee considers trying android as soon as it supports ssh Apr 13 17:39:32 well there's that Apr 13 17:39:44 I may consider buying a bluetooth keyboard or USB keyboard for the open moko Apr 13 17:39:51 fact is taht android current terminal is very limited Apr 13 17:40:35 bluetooth migh be simpler than usb Apr 13 17:40:47 likely Apr 13 17:40:48 usb would need an adapter no ? Apr 13 17:40:58 think so, but I've heard of it being done Apr 13 17:41:19 it would be kind of funny to carry a full size keyboard around for my phone, though Apr 13 17:41:22 lol Apr 13 17:41:44 i am still fighting to get my shr booting... i think i still didn't pass the -any moko sytem- exam Apr 13 17:41:54 KungFuJesus: no special usb adapter is needed, FR already has a fully-functional usb host which can supply power. Apr 13 17:42:11 eMBee, just few things Apr 13 17:42:46 1. I don't know did you will able use AndroidStore or not (I think not, for same reason why G1Dev can't use it) Apr 13 17:42:51 yup a whole dinky little battery full of power Apr 13 17:43:16 how much are those reasonably sized bluetooth keyboards? Apr 13 17:43:29 2. they restrict installing some type of applications (for example one, what makes android work as wifi-access-point) Apr 13 17:43:47 KungFuJesus: in fact i'm going to finally build a cable for that this evening. Apr 13 17:44:12 PaulFertser: it should have been shipped with the Y cable :) Apr 13 17:44:17 http://www.virtual-laser-keyboard.com/ Apr 13 17:44:27 android is free software, right? so it would take a branch/fork to fix thise things Apr 13 17:44:27 ndnihil: yeah, first result or two on google Apr 13 17:44:32 those Apr 13 17:44:40 I'm tempted to get one Apr 13 17:44:49 eMBee, I can, but I can' Apr 13 17:44:56 it would go great with the stand I made for the FR Apr 13 17:44:57 t write app, that other will use Apr 13 17:44:58 lindi-: in fact if i was given a choice between a Y-cable and a green card with Lao Tzi saying, i'd choose the later ;) Apr 13 17:45:00 ndnihil: they can't be very usable Apr 13 17:45:24 it's bound to be better than using the on-screen keyboard Apr 13 17:45:28 eMBee, e.g. it is non free, because I can't "share" my apps Apr 13 17:45:29 and you save screen real-estate Apr 13 17:45:50 is the onscreen keyboard that bad? Apr 13 17:45:54 max_posedon: huh? Apr 13 17:45:56 it's just small Apr 13 17:46:09 and takes up a good portion of an already small'ish screen Apr 13 17:46:11 and why not use another openmoko to do the keyboard for the first one :-) Apr 13 17:46:27 lol, 300 dollars, it's only twice a bluetooth keyboard Apr 13 17:46:29 eMBee, if you have G1, I'm not sure, that google will not restrict my app. Apr 13 17:46:48 and I can't share you my app - no go Apr 13 17:47:01 you get a kinda strange nitendo ds with two openmoko interconnected :-) Apr 13 17:47:36 eMBee, android also has many problems from dev point of view Apr 13 17:47:55 I can't use any other API, except that android gives me Apr 13 17:51:13 bipak: /foreach server /reconnect Apr 13 17:52:59 hmm, void sounds enticing, is it usuable in 2008.11? Apr 13 17:53:01 err .12 Apr 13 17:53:18 KungFuJesus, don't ask, just try) Apr 13 17:54:18 well, I need some sort of voip provider first. SIP trunking I've thought about doing for quite a while now with asterisk Apr 13 17:54:36 is there skype support with any openmoko apps? Apr 13 17:56:03 linphone is avaible for openmoko as I know Apr 13 17:56:17 about skype - might be not Apr 13 17:56:42 well I'm excited, it should ship soon :) Apr 13 17:56:45 shr booting ! i am happy Apr 13 17:57:58 language : choose one, when there is only one choice that could be skipped... Apr 13 17:58:16 im moving back to the 20090325 shr-unstable Apr 13 17:58:23 profile : illume or illume_shr ? Apr 13 17:58:42 i am on a shr, well, i will see with that one. Apr 13 17:59:24 thanks for the feedback Apr 13 17:59:25 later guys Apr 13 18:02:05 freesmartphone.org: 03daniel 07framework * r2cf4492d2e27 10/tests/dtest/ (README tests/sample.py): Apr 13 18:02:05 freesmartphone.org: dtest: Make dbus test case actually work Apr 13 18:02:05 freesmartphone.org: We need to import dbus... Apr 13 18:02:05 freesmartphone.org: README now explains rough goals, usage, ... Apr 13 18:04:35 PaulFertser: unbelievable, irssi has for all a solution Apr 13 18:05:53 bipak: and in case it doesn't have, it's a perl script as tweakable as any other :) Apr 13 18:06:55 /quit/quit Apr 13 18:12:37 PaulFertser: yeah, hehe Apr 13 18:13:37 /quit Apr 13 18:14:03 what is it today that is causing so much difficulty with /quit? :) Apr 13 18:17:37 hey therez Apr 13 18:17:48 man, that sounded less lame in my head Apr 13 18:19:25 TheRez? Apr 13 18:19:40 so what u got installed now badcloud?/ Apr 13 18:20:49 2008.12, mwester kernel Apr 13 18:21:11 suspends an resumes? Apr 13 18:21:57 only after idle time, but it's a bit iffy Apr 13 18:22:14 kustomizer .4 without the auto rotate Apr 13 18:22:47 yea that aggravating Apr 13 18:23:12 tell me about it Apr 13 18:23:12 manual rotate is ok with me Apr 13 18:25:24 what about you, slaxxer? Apr 13 18:26:40 just reinstalled shr unstable 20090325 on that newest kernel 3.2 Apr 13 18:27:15 att was up as soon as the desktop appeared Apr 13 18:27:48 rebooting to check again Apr 13 18:41:23 how's it running, slaxxer? Apr 13 18:43:18 no usb had to change kernel Apr 13 18:43:35 nuts Apr 13 18:43:38 wouldnt charge on usb either Apr 13 18:43:41 to which kernel? Apr 13 18:44:02 i am using latest.bin now Apr 13 18:44:26 good luck Apr 13 18:44:35 bot the 3.2 or 3.1 Apr 13 18:44:36 I'm gonna put my faith into 2008.12 Apr 13 18:44:57 what did you use before (distro) Apr 13 18:44:59 ? Apr 13 18:45:03 its ok but shr suspends great Apr 13 18:45:16 an resumes Apr 13 18:45:24 that's true Apr 13 18:45:30 2008.12 bytestore Apr 13 18:45:32 but it's so godawfully slow Apr 13 18:45:55 * Dave pulls Leinir's tail Apr 13 18:45:59 (not the resume) Apr 13 18:46:00 its faster than FDOM Apr 13 18:46:05 by orders of magnitude Apr 13 18:46:12 yes but if i dont have to reboot its not so slow Apr 13 18:46:20 how did '08.12 run with bytestore? Apr 13 18:46:25 touche Apr 13 18:46:36 yes Apr 13 18:46:39 where did it go wrong? Apr 13 18:46:41 * leinir meeps! and pulls it away, holds it to its chest "Nuh, why you pull my tail?!" ;) Apr 13 18:47:05 dave now has claws in his head Apr 13 18:47:15 >:) Apr 13 18:47:23 Dave Apr 13 18:47:28 DOH Apr 13 18:47:33 that's why gprs wasnt working Apr 13 18:47:46 reinstalling fso-settings overwrote my settings Apr 13 18:47:46 well its a jffs2 file not the kustomizer Apr 13 18:48:04 slaxxer, what wasn't good under bytestore? Apr 13 18:48:43 it was ok Apr 13 18:49:23 for beta Apr 13 18:50:03 hei badcloud :] Apr 13 18:50:05 well, it feels like it's going to be a while until something truly stable equally functional will be released Apr 13 18:50:22 STABLE!? hvor!? Apr 13 18:50:41 hahah Apr 13 18:50:48 DOWN, Dave, DOWN Apr 13 18:50:53 :P Apr 13 18:52:02 debian is looking good Apr 13 18:52:24 on my "todo" list Apr 13 18:52:35 but I heard it doesn't handle well as a phone Apr 13 18:53:29 making big strides Apr 13 18:53:30 badcloud: it's all about the apps you run Apr 13 18:53:50 not for me. I need a phone Apr 13 18:54:01 a phonetoy, perhaps, but not a toyphone Apr 13 18:54:02 it works as a phone Apr 13 18:54:12 well, slaxxer? Apr 13 18:54:15 badcloud: by phone you mean reliability? Apr 13 18:54:24 yes Apr 13 18:54:31 badcloud: that's where i am aiming too Apr 13 18:54:41 with shr, I don't get sms's unless they're sent when the device is on Apr 13 18:54:46 badcloud: i only use ogsmd from frameworkd so that I avoid potential bugs in their other parts Apr 13 18:54:54 with 2008.12, suspend is a mess Apr 13 18:54:56 only problem i had was battery life Apr 13 18:56:00 but i dont sms:) Apr 13 18:56:20 yeah, I can anticipate battery trouble now Apr 13 18:56:37 I've been vacationing, so my device has been plugged in for the past week Apr 13 18:57:04 i had 3 batteries an lost 1 then 1 went bad Apr 13 18:58:00 how did that happen? Apr 13 18:58:27 lindi-, is there an easy way to do that? Apr 13 18:59:27 badcloud: yep Apr 13 19:00:13 ? Apr 13 19:01:52 badcloud: frameworkd -s ogsmd Apr 13 19:02:06 hmmm Apr 13 19:02:09 I'll try that out Apr 13 19:03:14 badcloud: of course you need a dialer that does not want to use your GPS :) Apr 13 19:03:42 I think I'll just stick to what 2008.12 provides by default Apr 13 19:03:55 badcloud: it uses qtopia? Apr 13 19:04:01 yeah Apr 13 19:04:06 it's pretty good actaully Apr 13 19:04:19 badcloud: afaik they have not worked much for the bugs of calypso Apr 13 19:05:10 you know what this phone could use Apr 13 19:05:27 a new image? Apr 13 19:05:35 DNS caching Apr 13 19:05:37 a hardware keyboard like those slider phones? Apr 13 19:06:02 Decent software voice recognition. Apr 13 19:06:19 s/voice recognition// Apr 13 19:06:20 shellevil meant: Decent software . Apr 13 19:06:21 I'm getting 4.5s average lookup Apr 13 19:06:26 I'm not sure it has the power for that, shellevil Apr 13 19:06:39 and doing that for each request sucks Apr 13 19:06:39 badcloud: course it does. Apr 13 19:06:40 ndnihil: apt-get install nscd? Apr 13 19:06:59 lindi-: was just looking for that, though I've not got apt on the phone Apr 13 19:07:05 badcloud: Pentium 100 IIRC I ran dragondictate on, and it was OK Apr 13 19:07:10 badcloud: not ideal of course Apr 13 19:07:31 ok, cool Apr 13 19:07:47 how about ftp client? anyone managed to use one on it? Apr 13 19:07:59 sftp always threw me out of console mode Apr 13 19:08:02 xterm -e ftp Apr 13 19:09:16 don't remember ftp being in /bin or /usr/sbin Apr 13 19:09:22 http://pastebin.com/m4144334 Apr 13 19:09:34 usb is broken Apr 13 19:09:59 well, gotta go Apr 13 19:10:07 I'll be back to bitch later Apr 13 19:10:19 seeya Apr 13 19:11:24 vibrator radio Apr 13 19:11:26 oops Apr 13 19:18:01 I was recently given a Neo1973, I'm having problems turning it on. Apr 13 19:18:15 rjune_: empty battery? can you measure it? Apr 13 19:18:18 The power is currently off, when I press the power button on the side, nothing happens Apr 13 19:18:30 lindi-, it turned on earlier today. Apr 13 19:18:44 I turned it off a little while ago, but now it's not turning back on. Apr 13 19:18:53 I can put a multimeter on the battery Apr 13 19:18:55 rjune_: sounds very much like empty battery Apr 13 19:19:17 I was not given a charger to go with it. Apr 13 19:19:48 I picked up a wall charger for moto razr/blackberry pearl and curve Apr 13 19:20:27 I just need to measure voltage across + an - on the battery, right? I don't need to worry about the TH lead? Apr 13 19:20:30 rjune_: you can charge from PC too Apr 13 19:20:39 rjune_: yes, + and - Apr 13 19:20:43 brb Apr 13 19:20:46 rjune_: disconnect USB cable and remove battery, wait 10 seconds, replace battery, plug in USB, wait an hour or so without pressing any buttons. The phone will charge the battery at 100mA Apr 13 19:21:09 mmontour: with neo1973? Apr 13 19:21:15 Yes Apr 13 19:21:55 battery reads 3.4 volts Apr 13 19:22:28 a tomtom charger works great Apr 13 19:22:42 3.4 sounds quite empty, doesn't it? Apr 13 19:22:47 it's 4.1 here or something Apr 13 19:22:54 hold the power button for 10 seconds Apr 13 19:22:57 3.4V sounds OK Apr 13 19:23:07 battery says 3.7V on it, so I didn't think it was bad Apr 13 19:23:30 $ cat /sys/class/power_supply/battery/voltage_now Apr 13 19:23:31 4163000 Apr 13 19:23:39 is sysfs wrong or is my battery really in over-voltage? ;) Apr 13 19:23:45 *sigh* fired up at the count of two that time. Apr 13 19:23:55 lol Apr 13 19:24:16 crackers in the ower button? Apr 13 19:24:30 Fully-charged is 4.2V, the low-battery threshold is somewhere around 2.8V Apr 13 19:24:31 don't think so. Apr 13 19:24:57 ok, the gold and black splash screen indicates the default OS image, right? Apr 13 19:25:15 The first splashscreen is from the u-boot bootloader Apr 13 19:27:14 I'm trying to boot 2008.12 from the SD card, and it just hangs after configuring the network interface Apr 13 19:28:07 (a single line saying “done.” Apr 13 19:28:17 ) Apr 13 19:28:32 where can I see the default order of the stuff that's supposed to be starting? Apr 13 19:40:15 many programs of my shr just segfault, like terminal, Mofi, take snap shot, in fact just few works like tangoGPS Apr 13 19:40:45 plhardy: tried getting a backtrace? Apr 13 19:41:17 well, strace didn't help a lot, last call is a getimeofday Apr 13 19:41:52 can Qi boot from the SD card? Apr 13 19:42:05 plhardy: just start it under gdb Apr 13 19:42:18 plhardy: and do "bt full" after it crashes Apr 13 19:42:47 sandsmark: freerunner can only boot any bootloader from NAND. And Qi can fetch and boot kernel from uSD. Apr 13 19:43:13 but can I select where to boot from in Qi? Apr 13 19:43:42 sandsmark: you can skip a boot possibility by pressing AUX at appropriate time. Apr 13 19:44:00 PaulFertser: well, how do i get gdb ? Apr 13 19:44:05 PaulFertser: in Qi too? Apr 13 19:44:17 under limitations for qi in the wiki it says: “no boot menu” Apr 13 19:44:19 plhardy: opkg install? Apr 13 19:44:26 sandsmark: it is no boot menu Apr 13 19:44:30 sandsmark: do you need menu to press AUX? Apr 13 19:44:36 there is no gdb in list of packages Apr 13 19:44:47 PaulFertser: to “skip a possibility” Apr 13 19:44:49 plhardy: someone with more SHR knowledge will tell you where to get it. Apr 13 19:45:10 sandsmark: you press aux, Qi skips partition. No menu. Apr 13 19:45:14 since is installed it on uSD, there is perhaps some things missings Apr 13 19:45:19 PaulFertser: ah, ok Apr 13 19:45:25 PaulFertser: thanks :) Apr 13 19:45:47 plhardy: i don't think it changes anything. Apr 13 19:46:29 for a sigfault i am suprised too, on other system sdcard was expect to be found for some data partitions Apr 13 19:47:02 even media/card is well mounted on first sdcard vfat partition Apr 13 19:48:05 Uhm, would trying to enable gsm without a sim card cause the phone to crash? Apr 13 19:48:28 try it and find out :) Apr 13 19:48:41 I did, the phone went blank Apr 13 19:48:53 and now the godforsaken thing doesn't want to turn on again. Apr 13 19:48:54 sure it didnt suspend? Apr 13 19:48:56 *ARG* Apr 13 19:48:59 no. Apr 13 19:49:04 give a quick push to the power button Apr 13 19:49:07 did that Apr 13 19:49:09 1s or so Apr 13 19:49:10 no response Apr 13 19:49:13 at least om2008.12 & android boot & works withotout sim card Apr 13 19:49:14 oh Apr 13 19:49:16 did for 5s Apr 13 19:49:20 try for 1s Apr 13 19:49:27 exactly Apr 13 19:49:31 plhardy, it boots just fine Apr 13 19:49:33 not a nanosecond more, not a nanosecond less Apr 13 19:49:35 :) Apr 13 19:49:47 I selected enable gsm from the toolbar and it went *bloop* Apr 13 19:49:52 doh Apr 13 19:49:57 pop the battery out? Apr 13 19:49:58 I added the sounds for dramatic effect Apr 13 19:50:01 I did Apr 13 19:50:04 for 1 minute Apr 13 19:50:06 and it wont boot? Apr 13 19:50:12 then put back in, and it don't want to boot Apr 13 19:50:16 wow Apr 13 19:50:43 hold it for 10s? Apr 13 19:50:47 then 15s Apr 13 19:50:48 then 20s Apr 13 19:51:32 then pray ... you never now it might help... Apr 13 19:51:39 not sure how software crash would render it unbootable Apr 13 19:51:42 seems a bit odd Apr 13 19:51:57 can you get to uboot menu? Apr 13 19:51:58 rjune_: Check the battery voltage again Apr 13 19:52:03 hold aux then press power Apr 13 19:52:17 is it normal for the usb terminal to suddenly just hang? Apr 13 19:52:24 usually when it start to ennoy me and not restart it ends up with a battery removal... Apr 13 19:52:33 (when connecting to uboot, with screen) Apr 13 19:56:16 sandsmark: I highly recommend neocon for connecting to uboot, rather than screen Apr 13 19:56:23 ah, ok Apr 13 19:56:55 For one thing, you can paste into it and it will send the characters slow enough for the console to handle Apr 13 19:57:03 it almost looked like some baud mismastch or something Apr 13 19:57:04 kk Apr 13 19:57:08 It also handles disconnections & reconnections nicely Apr 13 19:57:30 Anyone know of a good recent kernel build for gta01? Apr 13 20:00:14 hmm, is it possible to boot android from the SD card, easily? Apr 13 20:00:46 mmontour, I did, 3.1v Apr 13 20:01:22 ah, yeah, never mind me :P Apr 13 20:02:15 sandsmark: android works well on sdcard Apr 13 20:02:29 plhardy: I just didn't scroll far enough down in the wiki :) Apr 13 20:02:46 mmontour, at least that's what it was, It's 3.3v nwo Apr 13 20:04:20 rjune_: I would slow-charge the battery for a while (the procedure I posted earlier), then boot into Linux and charge it at 500mA Apr 13 20:04:56 yeah Apr 13 20:05:43 The GSM chipset is connected directly to the battery, and it will draw a large amount of current when transmitting Apr 13 20:06:00 I believe that Apr 13 20:06:13 i just add mount data partitoin and create some data directories but it worked. Apr 13 20:15:12 mmontour: why not start 500mA charging from the boot loader already? Apr 13 20:17:05 because to do it properly the bootloader has to check it can charge at 500mA Apr 13 20:17:20 Which involves enumerating to the host, and getting it to configure us Apr 13 20:17:22 isn't block2mtd in kernel 2.6.29? Apr 13 20:17:26 lindi-: he'll need to charge the battery a bit before he can even get to the bootloader. Apr 13 20:17:40 sandsmark: but i don't do that with my external usb battery either since it does not talk usb Apr 13 20:17:48 Also, booting to Linux lets you monitor the voltage etc. to make sure that it is charging properly Apr 13 20:17:50 And at 3.1V it probably won't boot linux Apr 13 20:19:10 worked for me Apr 13 20:21:15 last time i got stuck with an empty battery i used my PC usb cable as power ( didn't work with power adapter ) and i removed and reintroduced the battery while maintaining buttons Aux & power , it booted... Apr 13 20:22:15 plhardy: i can confirm that i can boot to nor u-boot without battery whatsoever most of the time. Apr 13 20:22:15 i was on the edge to buy an external battery cahger or something like that. Apr 13 20:22:23 mmontour: you as in user? Apr 13 20:22:42 PaulFertser: wasn Apr 13 20:23:01 t there a patch or something to get it to boot fully most of the time on 100mA@5 Apr 13 20:23:09 what is the “cupcake” releases of android? Apr 13 20:24:07 plhardy: rjune_ has a Neo1973, and low-battery handling is a bit different from the Freerunner Apr 13 20:24:11 shellevil: to the best of my knowledge, nobody has actually tried it. That is, Qi boots fine whithin 100mA constraint, then kernel starts to boot and dies on turning on backlight. My speculation is that it can be booted if backlight activation is patched out. Apr 13 20:24:52 Glamo off too'd be nice Apr 13 20:24:59 in principle Apr 13 20:25:07 Oh Apr 13 20:25:07 shellevil: no, Qi boots kernel from uSD Apr 13 20:25:10 that menas no SD Apr 13 20:25:14 :) Apr 13 20:25:24 * shellevil shakes fist at cruel universe. Apr 13 20:25:54 * mwester stomps on the cruel universe. Apr 13 20:26:44 shellevil: and i guess that if one tries to draw like 400mA from a conventional PC motherboard without enumeration, it won't be cut off. Apr 13 20:26:57 generallynot Apr 13 20:26:58 s/it/he/ Apr 13 20:26:58 PaulFertser meant: shellevil: and i guess that if one tries to draw like 400mA from a conventional PC motherboard whehout enumeration, it won't be cut off. Apr 13 20:27:34 unless you're plugged into a laptop with other stuff forex, and it actually does trip the sometimes somewhat more sensitive current limit Apr 13 20:27:43 shellevil: have you tried it? I understand that it's wrong, standard-violating etc, but still? Apr 13 20:27:48 In the sole device case, there is no risk at all Apr 13 20:28:14 As I understand it no normal motherboards will trip off at under 700mA-1A current. Apr 13 20:28:50 they should cleanly handle it Apr 13 20:29:03 Some laptops might - if you try to draw >500mA - I know I have one that disables the port if you try to draw 700mA or so Apr 13 20:29:19 (and linux can't reenable it, which is annoying) Apr 13 20:30:38 hello, I live in the US, is there any reason to buy the 850 over the 900? Apr 13 20:30:49 my GSM provide claims to be GSM1900 Apr 13 20:30:52 (the case with an unpwererd hub, with a foo plugged in, and you plug in theFR) Apr 13 20:31:05 freesmartphone.org: 03onen.om 07specs * re0929240b79b 10/ (2 files in 2 dirs): Apr 13 20:31:05 freesmartphone.org: otapi: Clearify meaning of the "code" string, what is MCC, what MNC Apr 13 20:31:05 freesmartphone.org: as stated in our IRC conversation, I think this would help future Apr 13 20:31:05 freesmartphone.org: developers to have a more precise description of the 'code' string in Apr 13 20:31:05 freesmartphone.org: org.freesmartphone.GSM.Network.GetStatus() and so on, following your Apr 13 20:31:07 freesmartphone.org: last changes which changed the API. Apr 13 20:31:07 KungFuJesus: if your provider _never_ uses 850, then not compelling Apr 13 20:31:27 KungFuJesus: but you will be limited in future to not switching providers Apr 13 20:31:32 when might it use 850? For reception reasons? Battery life? Apr 13 20:31:39 OTOH - you can move to france. Apr 13 20:31:40 There are only two GSM providers, and both require 850. Apr 13 20:31:54 KungFuJesus: some towers use 850 Apr 13 20:31:58 850 is used whenever maximum range from the cell tower is needed Apr 13 20:32:11 dohhh Apr 13 20:32:13 So if you never leave the center of a large city, you may never use 850. Apr 13 20:32:25 but otherwise 850 is necessary? Apr 13 20:32:26 850 gets better range into buildings too on fringes of coverage Apr 13 20:32:50 look at your coverage map, you may be able to find an 850 footprint Apr 13 20:33:34 where is my coverage map? The page on the link doesn't give a very good one Apr 13 20:33:39 dunno Apr 13 20:33:59 I recall finding one whne I looked at t-mobile(?) coverage in the states - but I don't care. Apr 13 20:34:06 The 850 footprint maps are really quite interesting, very neat patterns -- not only the city centers, but you can see little "fingers" of 850 coverage going out along dense high-traffic areas, such as expresways near cities, and some commuter rail corridors. Apr 13 20:34:08 As I'm somewhat out of range. Apr 13 20:34:41 I'm cincinnati bell http://www.gsmworld.com/roaming/gsminfo/cou_us.shtml Apr 13 20:34:47 does t-mo require 850? Apr 13 20:34:50 again, there is no "850" specified Apr 13 20:34:59 so is there any reason I should get the 850? Apr 13 20:35:14 ISTR all of t-mo's native network was 1900 with only roaming in remote areas on regional 850 operators Apr 13 20:35:39 at least on the east coast I've had no problems with my 1900/1800/900 phone Apr 13 20:36:07 ah man, so locally there's no biggy, but if I'm in roaming I'm going to want the 850 Apr 13 20:36:28 If you leave the city center, you may need 850. Apr 13 20:36:43 If you can see a cow, then you WILL need 850. :) Apr 13 20:36:52 lol Apr 13 20:37:05 gah, yeah nobody in the US seems to use 900 MHZ Apr 13 20:37:24 KungFuJesus, ...because it's reserved for non-gsm use there Apr 13 20:37:26 how hard would it be to cancel my order and order a 900 mhz version today? Apr 13 20:37:30 The only reason to buy a 900 is if you will travel to a part of the world that uses it. Apr 13 20:37:33 900MHz in the US was allocated to other purposes before GSM was invented, in the US. Apr 13 20:37:40 shellevil: btw, would it be cool if Qi could enable 1A charge if it sees 47kOhm R from wall-charger? Apr 13 20:37:50 http://www.nickscipio.com/pod/media/2009/04/peepshow.jpg Apr 13 20:37:52 oops Apr 13 20:37:57 oh dear. Apr 13 20:37:58 PaulFertser: very Apr 13 20:38:29 Mispaste - title is 'the day after easter' Apr 13 20:38:39 For a low, low price, /me might be convinced to send an 850MHz gta02. Apr 13 20:38:41 (easter bunnies) - not particularly worksafe Apr 13 20:39:14 mwester: what do you mean? Apr 13 20:39:49 mine hasn't been shipped yet Apr 13 20:40:15 Not sure if you are looking for a new unit, or a used gta02; I happen to have a used one here that I've been thinking about eBaying (no need for two Freerunners anymore) Apr 13 20:40:39 something is creating a “fake” dfu, any idea what it can be?: Found Runtime: [0x0a5c:0x2101] devnum=2, cfg=0, intf=3, alt=0, name="UNDEFINED" Apr 13 20:41:10 probably a bluetooth adapter Apr 13 20:41:32 hmm, ok Apr 13 20:42:37 hmm, I stopped the bluetooth services, and unloaded all bluetooth-related modules, but it still shows up Apr 13 20:43:27 ahh, looking for a new one Apr 13 20:43:41 meh, I do have an 850 phone I could use for the ocassion I'm traveling somewhere remote in the US Apr 13 20:43:53 sandsmark: it can be still connected to the usb :) Apr 13 20:44:04 PaulFertser: well, it's built in, so kind of hard to remove :p Apr 13 20:44:16 sandsmark: scissors would work Apr 13 20:44:19 :P Apr 13 20:44:22 sandsmark: why do you care about it? Just supply vid/pid you need to dfu-util :) Apr 13 20:44:35 PaulFertser: heh, ok, but that would be admitting defeat! :p Apr 13 20:44:47 sandsmark: do you have some hardware bluetooth switch? Apr 13 20:44:58 PaulFertser: just combined with the wifi switch Apr 13 20:45:11 (and there's some sw switch too, but I haven't looked into making it work from linux) Apr 13 20:45:49 I guess there is some way to disable any usb device from userspace, but i don't have an idea how to practically do that. Apr 13 20:46:18 Does NeoPwn cost 99$ ? Apr 13 20:46:40 How can they sell something based on debian? Apr 13 20:46:57 lord-carlos: ask redhat or trolltech :p Apr 13 20:47:09 (not based on debian, but based on free software :P) Apr 13 20:47:25 yes, they sell support Apr 13 20:47:42 but you can download and install redhat for free, or not? Apr 13 20:47:45 no Apr 13 20:47:51 you can only download the source for free Apr 13 20:48:31 indeed Apr 13 20:48:54 Does someone know where i can download the neopwn source? Apr 13 20:49:15 But maybe its easyer to download debian and install the apps by myself Apr 13 20:49:27 you asked this the other day Apr 13 20:49:37 I think they want you to pay for neopwn Apr 13 20:49:54 which is kinda dumb, all I saw of it was it being a collection of open source tools Apr 13 20:50:18 Don't they also include a suitable usb wlan card? Apr 13 20:50:23 [22:49] you asked this the other day <-- What? No i did not Apr 13 20:50:50 PaulFertser: they sell only the OS for 99$ Apr 13 20:50:58 hmm, I installed Qi, or so I thought, but then u-boot shows up Apr 13 20:51:30 I should just have to run dfu-util? Apr 13 20:51:39 “state(2) = dfuIDLE, status(0) = No error condition is present” Apr 13 20:51:46 sandsmark: are you sure you're booting from NAND (not NOR)? Apr 13 20:51:51 ah Apr 13 20:52:18 yay, I has android :) Apr 13 20:52:27 oh no Apr 13 20:52:51 what? only on my sd card :-P Apr 13 20:53:06 carlos: might have been someone else Apr 13 20:53:13 a friend of mine who works at google showed me how awesome it was, so I had to try for myself :-P Apr 13 20:53:14 Your FR is tainted from now on. Apr 13 20:53:23 hehehe Apr 13 20:53:34 huh huh huh, he said taint Apr 13 20:55:52 well, that was awesome, it doesn't react to my clicks :< Apr 13 20:58:06 ... and holding down the power button doesn't do anything. But the clock works! Apr 13 21:06:00 anyone else gotten android to work here? Apr 13 21:11:43 sandsmark, this is android-haters channel, visit #freerunner-android Apr 13 21:11:49 ah, ok :) Apr 13 21:12:44 * ndnihil yells "sellout!" and throws a tomato at sandsmark Apr 13 21:12:58 pfffff, I must know what I choose away :p Apr 13 21:13:12 and they have prettier icons! :P Apr 13 21:46:41 heh Apr 13 21:46:53 found another bug Apr 13 21:47:13 in SHR testing at any rate Apr 13 21:48:19 send an SMS to 1234561234@your.providers.txtmsg.tld, and the address shows up in the SMS app as 10101010101 or similar Apr 13 21:54:58 oooh Apr 13 21:55:16 and it splits an emailed message into 5+ different messages Apr 13 22:10:42 hm Apr 13 22:13:29 ndnihil, it happens whenever you receive a long message (more than 150-160 chars aprox) :) Apr 13 22:15:33 WTF is sandsmark? Apr 13 22:15:49 ahh, sorry Apr 13 22:15:52 ;) Apr 13 22:15:59 I'm crazy Apr 13 22:16:02 nevermind Apr 13 22:16:14 :D Apr 13 22:16:22 I read "tomato & sandsmark" Apr 13 22:16:44 not even looking at the nicks Apr 13 22:16:51 :P Apr 13 22:18:42 Sharwin_F: isn't an SMS limited to ~160 chars anbyway? ;P Apr 13 22:19:27 ok, still you don't need to split it to 5+ parts. But maybe to 2 at least Apr 13 22:20:04 nevertheless that's done by sender of SMS, not on receiving terminal Apr 13 22:23:10 ndnihil: so you tracked down the bug to a point where you could tell the expected behavior? Maybe even come up with an example of a different implementation doing it right? Apr 13 22:39:54 the boot just hangs, right after the kernel, it seems Apr 13 22:39:58 any pointers on how to debug? Apr 13 22:40:37 (I'm trying to use 2008.12) Apr 13 22:57:12 eh, now it tries ext4? Apr 13 22:57:13 wtf Apr 13 23:18:37 eh, the latest fso snapshot doesn't seem to have wireless drivers :< Apr 13 23:23:48 sandsmark, are you sure? may be you just need enable wifi resource[power on it]? Apr 13 23:24:18 root@om-gta02:~# ifconfig -a | grep -q eth0 || echo "no wifi for you" Apr 13 23:24:18 no wifi for you Apr 13 23:24:30 there's lo, pan0 and usb0 Apr 13 23:24:54 exactly which wireless chip is in it? Apr 13 23:26:11 sandsmark, you will not see eth0 in ifconfig -a Apr 13 23:26:23 until you power on wifi chip Apr 13 23:27:24 mdbus -s org.freesmartphone.odeviced /org/freesmartphone/Device/PowerControl/WiFi org.freesmartphone.Resource.Enable Apr 13 23:27:38 heh, thanks :) Apr 13 23:47:05 hmm, is there a pre-compiled version of the mplayer with the glamo patches available? Apr 13 23:50:39 meh, I should get back to my spacetrader port :D Apr 13 23:58:29 damn .. debian on openMoko is slow :D Apr 13 23:59:33 :P Apr 14 00:00:34 I wonder if I could get qemu running, and run Windows7 in it Apr 14 00:00:34 would probably need the whole 4GB SD card as swap, and nfs-mount the image, but hey :D Apr 14 00:02:58 hehe, it takes ~15 to 30 minutes to boot windows 7 (or vista?) in qemu on the PlayStation3 ..it would take days to start it on a openmoko Apr 14 00:04:13 I think someone started booting mac os x in an emulator on a mac II or something some years ago Apr 14 00:04:28 sandsmark, still booting? Apr 14 00:04:59 max_posedon: probably, or the person who did it has given up :) Apr 14 00:06:55 after 2Y 5months there was a failure of UPS XD Apr 14 00:07:15 :P Apr 14 00:07:27 brownout... -> reset Apr 14 00:07:33 hmm, any of the wifi management apps that actually uses connman? Apr 14 00:07:41 lord-carlos, did you did this qemu-testing? or just find info somewhere? Apr 14 00:07:50 sandsmark, mdbus! Apr 14 00:07:56 max_posedon: :P Apr 14 00:08:02 max_posedon: I want clicky clicky! :) Apr 14 00:08:10 if I so have to write it myself :P Apr 14 00:08:51 sandsmark, don't write, just add all features to shr's settings Apr 14 00:09:52 well, I have a fairly long todo list to finish first (exams, filelight, wicd-support in the networkmanagement plasmoid, porting spacetrader, etc. :D) Apr 14 00:10:10 max_posedon: nope, not me. Some you tube video Apr 14 00:10:13 but afterwards, I promise! :p Apr 14 00:10:45 sandsmark, you know, we all have very long todo lists Apr 14 00:10:53 yeah, unfortunately :) Apr 14 00:23:04 * raster dumps his todo list on max_posedon's Apr 14 00:23:24 hi raster! :) Apr 14 00:23:56 raster: how do you handle your to-dlist ? Apr 14 00:25:08 CVirus: i go for the "leave it long enough and lots of things opn your todo list will either get done by someone else or become irrelevant anyway" method Apr 14 00:25:14 DocScrutinizer: yoooooooooooooo! Apr 14 00:25:25 lol Apr 14 00:26:05 it works often for email! Apr 14 00:26:06 :) Apr 14 00:26:18 "hey! i have a bug in my code.. can you help?" Apr 14 00:26:24 them a few days later Apr 14 00:26:44 "hey! i still have a problem in my code! i found that X and y go poof! help?" Apr 14 00:26:48 and a few days later Apr 14 00:27:10 "hey! that problem! i found it! it was my fault. i did something stupid!" Apr 14 00:27:14 or “here's a patch”? :p Apr 14 00:27:21 it is at this 3rd mail that i reply Apr 14 00:27:27 "awesome!" Apr 14 00:27:28 :) Apr 14 00:27:39 bleh, what's the default virtual keyboard in the FSO snapshots? Apr 14 00:27:40 AntonTakk: or that Apr 14 00:27:49 errr Apr 14 00:27:51 :p Apr 14 00:27:52 sandsmark: or that Apr 14 00:27:52 :) Apr 14 00:27:58 but its amazing how often it happens Apr 14 00:28:19 so simply "waiting a week or 2" before replynig to mail often renders a chunk of it obsolete or solved :) Apr 14 00:28:32 :P Apr 14 00:41:59 hrm, how do I get up the keyboard in illume/FSO? Apr 14 00:46:35 echo 1 >/sys/class/input/keyboard and the hardware keyboard pops out. Apr 14 00:47:40 shit, doesn't work on M800 ;) Apr 14 00:48:54 pop-servo seems broken Apr 14 00:48:58 shellevil: ouch, it smashed into my crotch :> Apr 14 00:49:06 hehe Apr 14 00:52:23 Is there a clean way to restart the framework without rebooting? Apr 14 00:52:36 restart X? Apr 14 00:52:51 /etc/init.d/xserver-nodm restart for example? Apr 14 00:55:13 sandsmark: Beautiful, thanks! Apr 14 00:55:19 np Apr 14 00:55:41 awesome, openttd and scummvm! Apr 14 01:55:17 somethingh very weird is going on here Apr 14 01:56:29 i install a kernel known by me to be a working kernel an a known good working rootfs an 1/2 the time things dont work Apr 14 01:56:48 this is a real problem Apr 14 01:57:45 The root of all evil. Apr 14 02:02:29 while im at it i may as well bitch about the dependencies not being put with the software, or atlease a link to them Apr 14 02:02:47 ;) Apr 14 02:03:12 thats a tear right there Dave Apr 14 02:20:28 frooly o/ Apr 14 02:20:35 mmhmm Apr 14 02:20:37 don't remind me Apr 14 02:20:52 :P **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Apr 14 02:59:57 2009