**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Jul 31 02:59:57 2009 Jul 31 03:02:38 xelapond: edje_cc, last i did any e17 theme work Jul 31 03:49:46 openmoko: 03rehar * r5347 10/trunk/gta02-core/STATUS: review of PMU sheet Jul 31 03:56:45 openmoko: 03rehar * r5348 10/trunk/gta02-core/audio.sch: changed direction of Label X_I2C_SCL in audio sheet Jul 31 04:59:57 hm.. if you let gta01 shr unstable (09/7) auto-suspend while on charge it fully discharges the battery :( Jul 31 05:00:23 guessing it stops charging or something Jul 31 05:04:05 Is there a tab-like widget in elementary? Jul 31 05:11:30 I just got my neo back from buzz rework, and the display craps out after it comes back from suspend (it displays a white background with greyish vertical stripes). It wasn't doing this before I sent it back. Has anyone had this problem before? Jul 31 05:12:30 I had a strange line issue on suspend Jul 31 05:12:44 but it was dist related Jul 31 05:12:49 same Jul 31 05:13:08 did you/they flash it before sending it back? Jul 31 05:13:15 ^ Jul 31 05:13:38 who knows what they do to it, id just reinstall it Jul 31 05:13:40 I'm not sure. It booted up with the same UI, and it looks like the same build. Jul 31 05:13:58 what does it look like when you suspend? Jul 31 05:14:09 I had to upgrade the bootloader before I sent it off, but I don't think that would cause a suspend problem. Jul 31 05:14:10 single line horizontal across the middle? Jul 31 05:14:22 bootloader is involved in the suspend process Jul 31 05:14:41 what bootloader are you using? Jul 31 05:14:42 ndnihil: no, it's more like a couple vertical grey lines. Jul 31 05:14:53 qi bootloader Jul 31 05:14:55 flash man Jul 31 05:14:56 hrm, that doesnt sound like the same issue I had Jul 31 05:15:09 I'd say flash it Jul 31 05:15:13 and if it still acts up Jul 31 05:15:17 ask them about it Jul 31 05:15:20 ^ Jul 31 05:15:23 neovento Jul 31 05:15:39 ndnihil: yeah, that was my thought too. Jul 31 05:15:53 I cant think of anything hardware-wise that would only affect video on suspend Jul 31 05:16:07 but I'm not intimately familiar with its internals Jul 31 05:16:09 I was all psyched to finally get a working (hardware-wise) phone too. :( Jul 31 05:16:32 seems most likely that its a software issue Jul 31 05:16:32 <-- never had the buzz on his a6 Jul 31 05:16:47 ndnihil: I only had it on certain towers. Jul 31 05:17:08 might order some parts and buzzfix mine Jul 31 05:17:13 just for kicks Jul 31 05:17:40 sounds like fun Jul 31 05:17:55 I'm wondering if it would improve general sound quality Jul 31 05:18:04 maybe mine is buzzing at a very low level Jul 31 05:18:18 sounds like every other decent cell phone to me Jul 31 05:18:37 but hell, if it could be upgraded to "great" Jul 31 05:18:40 I'm all for it Jul 31 05:18:45 if the buzz fix is a filter then applying it do a non buzzing phone might reduce quality Jul 31 05:19:41 I did have some sound issues with one of the older shr-testing dists shortly after I first got the phone Jul 31 05:19:48 but there was a software fix for it Jul 31 05:20:07 from the shr tweaks wiki entry if memory serves Jul 31 05:20:13 only sound issues ive had on my gta01 was echo, and that was fixed ages ago Jul 31 06:09:25 jc: ping Jul 31 06:10:46 Psi: (discharge) interesting Jul 31 06:16:37 Psi: pcf50606 sucks :( Jul 31 06:19:58 Psi: looking at the doc i can't see a sane alteranitive to make userspace know everytime charge is over (that's an interrupt, so it can be seen both while running and as a resume reason) and to schedule an RTC alarm to wake the device 2hrs later to trigger charge again. Jul 31 06:26:26 that would be fine Jul 31 06:27:22 i just disable auto suspend, but sometimes i forget :( Jul 31 06:28:21 Psi: fine and complex to implement... Jul 31 06:28:29 heh yeah Jul 31 06:32:32 so the problem is that charging is over when suspend is entered and so it just runs flat? Jul 31 06:32:46 if it was charging when suspended it would keep charging? Jul 31 06:43:59 Psi: i think it will run flat no matter if it's suspended or not. Jul 31 06:44:08 Psi: the charging is over and nothing triggers it again. Jul 31 06:44:26 Psi: but to be certain i need read the source of the driver and datasheet. Jul 31 06:44:39 Psi: well, you understood me :) Jul 31 06:46:17 it doesnt run flat if the phone is running, i keep mine plugged into usb all the time Jul 31 06:46:58 Psi: need to read the driver to tell why that happens. Jul 31 06:47:02 heh Jul 31 06:47:22 Psi: btw, do you compile the kernel yourself now? Jul 31 06:47:44 not yet, but i do plan to get that all setup so i can Jul 31 06:48:12 Wanted to offer you to try my patches to report capacity in % for gta01_battery driver. Jul 31 06:48:53 Psi: i think i can cook you a binary if you're interested. Jul 31 06:49:05 sure Jul 31 07:06:45 Psi: https://paulfertser.is-a-geek.org/files/gta01/ Jul 31 07:07:21 Upload speed is ~50 kb/s, modules might take long... Jul 31 07:39:32 openmoko: 03werner * r5349 10/developers/werner/fped/ (TODO gui_canvas.c gui_status.c inst.c obj.c): Jul 31 07:39:32 openmoko: - only highlight active frame, not all other iterations as well Jul 31 07:39:32 openmoko: - inst_select now returns 1 if selection was successful. Previous logic of Jul 31 07:39:32 openmoko: trying to detect changes was broken. Jul 31 07:39:32 openmoko: - when deselecting, redraw the canvas Jul 31 07:39:34 openmoko: - hide parameters if nothing is selected Jul 31 07:39:38 openmoko: - converted status area to table Jul 31 08:00:29 PaulFertser: ok, downloading Jul 31 09:00:53 openmoko: 03alvieboy * r5350 10/trunk/gta02-core/components/r_us.lib: Fix resistor pin numbers Jul 31 09:12:13 PaulFertser: hey... GTA01-batget testsuite. :-) Coooool Jul 31 09:14:14 DocScrutinizer: you saw the report by Psi? He complains that the battery discharges too much when his gta01 is suspended. pcf50606 lacks charging auto-restart :-/ Jul 31 09:14:22 pcf50606 <- shit Jul 31 09:14:48 (pcf50606 lacks charging auto-restart :-/) That's confirmed?` Jul 31 09:15:06 I seriously doubt that's true Jul 31 09:15:32 DocScrutinizer: not exactly, i several times reread the relevant datasheet pages. Still could have missed the info. Jul 31 09:15:35 though I never scrutinized pcf50606 last 18 months Jul 31 09:18:25 anyway, your concept with IRQ and RTC is valid. Just augment it to test voltage to be lower than == ~80% charge before restarting charge. In case you REALLY need this nasty hack for 01 Jul 31 09:20:01 anyway *my* bet is the 50606 power kernel driver is braindead as nobody understood the implications of mandatory enabling chrg_auto-resume back when Jul 31 09:20:39 pcf506xx isn't that bad. Our early drivers are worse than the HW Jul 31 09:21:05 lots of myth and misconceptions Jul 31 09:22:53 :D Jul 31 09:27:33 Anyone besides Debian users not using Python 2.6? And how to upgrade my Debian to Python 2.6? :) I'm concerned about using only Python 2.6 features when coding :) Jul 31 09:28:22 s/only Python 2.6/Python 2.6-only/ Jul 31 09:28:22 thrashold meant: Anyone besides Debian users not using Python 2.6? And how to upgrade my Debian to Python 2.6? :) I'm concerned about using Python 2.6-only features when coding :) Jul 31 09:36:46 thrashold: I always thought you just make python version mandatory and don't give a shit anymore. If someone doen't want to install 2.6 (in parallel to any beloved former version) it's his problem, not yours Jul 31 09:37:31 ahh, except python 3.0 which is deprecated I read recently ;-D Jul 31 09:37:53 Well, I don't have Python 2.6, and probably wouldn't be able to have it anytime soon (because I can't compile EFL anymore) Jul 31 09:37:57 recommendation is to use 3.1 instead, if you need cutting edge Jul 31 09:38:20 why don't you have 2.6? o.O Jul 31 09:38:25 But I already shoot myself in the foot by creating a Python 2.6 app, putting it on my phone and realising that it's Python 2.6-only when I needed it Jul 31 09:38:48 s,shoot,shot, Jul 31 09:39:20 Because Debian unstable installed 2.5 by default, and I compiled EFL python bindings against Python 2.5 Jul 31 09:39:28 Python 3.1 is unusable as much as 3.0 :) Jul 31 09:39:34 thrashold: you should ask this in #*-devel Jul 31 09:39:47 (3.1) sure :-) Jul 31 09:41:09 Am i the only one who doesn't understand LKML web-interface? I can't find a reliable way to read all the message related to the thread. Jul 31 09:41:34 I got confused by it yesterday Jul 31 09:42:36 damn, LKML. I refuse to read more than 30 posts / day ;-> Jul 31 10:12:37 flashing a .ubifs image is the same like a .jffs2, right? Jul 31 10:13:30 vinicius: if you mean flashing with dfu-util then everything you want to flash should have a DFU footer. Jul 31 10:17:12 PaulFertser: how do I check for that? Jul 31 10:21:08 should I grep for 0xff,0xff,0xff,0xff,0xac,0x05,0x00,0x01,0x55,0x46,0x44,0x10 ? =P Jul 31 10:24:23 vinicius: no idea, i think if you know your build system you know the answer. Jul 31 10:25:00 actually downloaded shr-shr-image-glibc-ipk--20090721-om-gta02.ubifs.img Jul 31 10:26:50 well burning finished, and i'm seeing a lot of empty flash messages scrolling, I guess it's not supposed to be flashed. Jul 31 10:26:58 *flashing Jul 31 10:38:42 vinicius: if dfu-util accepts it it means it's dfu-tranferable. Jul 31 10:38:58 vinicius: but you obviously need kernel support for ubifs. Jul 31 10:39:27 vinicius: and probably some trick to switch from jffs2, i'm not sure. Jul 31 10:43:18 Upgrading debian to python2.6 looks like an almost impossible task :/ Jul 31 10:45:03 thrashold: harder then cross-compiling emacs? Jul 31 10:45:35 If cross-compiling emacs is possible, probably yes Jul 31 10:45:49 thrashold: how can it be impossible? Jul 31 10:46:02 There seems to be no way to do it :) Jul 31 10:46:30 Whatever you do, python is still symlink to python2.5 Jul 31 10:47:10 how do I send messages through console in SHR? Jul 31 10:47:35 talk? :P Jul 31 10:47:42 so that I can send message by SSHing into the phone Jul 31 10:48:00 message means SMS Jul 31 10:48:13 rss, read the wiki on manually using SMS, or read about the framework API and use the dbus interface :) Jul 31 10:48:21 ok Jul 31 10:48:35 I tried exporting display Jul 31 10:48:57 and thought if there are any gui apps, that can be run on X on the desktop Jul 31 10:49:06 I can copy and paste and send Jul 31 10:50:36 shr-messages ? :) Jul 31 10:52:02 oh cool Jul 31 10:53:05 rss: you can use mdbus Jul 31 10:53:15 rss: to call ogsmd Jul 31 10:54:42 Hm, has somebody ported Ubuntu to the FR? :D They have Python 2.6 as default there :D Jul 31 10:55:12 Why would you port an operating system even more bloated than Debian? :P Jul 31 10:59:20 OK, I gave up :) Jul 31 10:59:47 thrashold: openwrt has python 2.6 as default also Jul 31 11:00:09 Everyone is ahead of Debian :) Jul 31 11:00:13 rss: i sent smses emacs23 ;) Jul 31 11:04:48 PaulFertser: emacs is ahead of every damn OS :P Jul 31 11:05:27 * jjwc fears starting a vim-emacs war Jul 31 11:13:54 mdbus -s org.freesmartphone.ogsmd /org/freesmartphone/GSM/Device Jul 31 11:13:54 org.freesmartphone.GSM.SMS.SendMessage 'u"thenumber"' 'u"the message"' Jul 31 11:13:54 '{}' Jul 31 11:13:56 mdbus -s org.freesmartphone.ogsmd /org/freesmartphone/GSM/Device Jul 31 11:13:56 org.freesmartphone.GSM.SMS.SendMessage 'u"thenumber"' 'u"the message"' Jul 31 11:13:58 '{}' Jul 31 11:14:19 that is deprecated Jul 31 11:17:20 it worked Jul 31 11:29:24 jc: hi :) Is openmoko-kernel ML safe to CC when i e.g. write an email to some upstream folks? Jul 31 12:23:00 hi Jul 31 12:40:12 PaulFertser: why not? Jul 31 12:40:43 PaulFertser: (if you can cope with the "reply-to:" ;-D ) Jul 31 12:41:21 DocScrutinizer: the problem with openmoko-kernel is that it used to not allow mails from unsubscribed. Jul 31 12:41:38 that's still true I guess Jul 31 12:41:44 DocScrutinizer: that still sucks :( Jul 31 12:41:55 to be precise those are held for confirmation Jul 31 12:42:10 which might never happen Jul 31 12:42:41 DocScrutinizer: and some stupid "moderation approval" sent back. Jul 31 12:42:50 yup Jul 31 12:43:20 well, maybe crossposting isn't the way to do ;) Jul 31 12:44:08 ive spent a week trying to boot my phone :( Jul 31 12:44:11 no matter how hard you try, you never get a synced 2 parallel threads Jul 31 12:44:32 bug1: duh????????? what's wrong? Jul 31 12:44:58 PaulFertser: it seems to work Jul 31 12:45:06 can anyone recommend a way to buy a replacment battery that doesnt have big shipping costs ? Jul 31 12:45:36 bug1: go to a nokia store, get a BL-5C Jul 31 12:45:47 bug1: yes Jul 31 12:45:53 ive not had the time to fully discharge but the battery level pic does seem to fall after i unpluged it for a while Jul 31 12:45:57 bug1: and very soon it will be (almost) fully supported on FR. Jul 31 12:46:00 bug1: lacks smart Coloumb-Counter, but generally works Jul 31 12:46:19 DocScrutinizer: i barely know where to start.... its a power problem, battery is only 3.0 volts, left it overnight and it only got to 3.05 Jul 31 12:46:35 hmm, Jul 31 12:46:50 bug1: try to fully turn off FR, take out the battery for 10 seconds. Jul 31 12:46:56 i have booted from usb cable and no battery before, but cant do it now Jul 31 12:47:16 * Psi -> sleep Jul 31 12:47:22 have read the wiki and tried to boot it about 100 times by now... Jul 31 12:47:22 Psi: good night Jul 31 12:47:32 bug1: did you hook up FR to wallcharger, boot to uBoot menu (hold AUX button), then from boot menu select "power down" ? Jul 31 12:47:38 bug1: some hosts allow booting without battery, some not. Jul 31 12:48:01 bug1: the best bet is to boot to NOR with wallcharger. Jul 31 12:48:16 wasn't that what I told ;-) Jul 31 12:48:28 i did manage to get it to boot using usb power and battery when it i got it to about 3.1, i got the uboot menu and sleected power off because a wiki entry sugggest it might help charge the bat faster Jul 31 12:48:30 DocScrutinizer: i just wanted to confirm Jul 31 12:48:59 Hm, 3.1 should be ok to boot, it's nowhere near deep discharge. Jul 31 12:49:21 i cant boot from wall, have 2 different usb chargers (1 official one), i have 0 volts on the battery terminal Jul 31 12:49:28 bug1: so let device charge in this state for 2 hours (after you selected "power down") and bat should be charged Jul 31 12:49:51 sometimes when i power it up it has 1v on battery terminals which discharges the battery Jul 31 12:49:56 bug1: do you have a5 or a6? Jul 31 12:50:15 umm... a6 i think Jul 31 12:50:23 bug1: try to boot without any battery from NOR and wall charger. Jul 31 12:50:29 bug1: can you boot to NOR Jul 31 12:50:31 ? Jul 31 12:50:35 no Jul 31 12:50:39 why? Jul 31 12:50:52 what's wrong? Jul 31 12:51:23 the wall charger and dboard give me no response, and i have 0v on the battery terminals Jul 31 12:51:26 bug1: hook up to OM-wallcharger, hold AUX, press power, release AUX Jul 31 12:51:46 bug1: don't use debug board for now! Jul 31 12:52:31 bug1: hook up to OM-wallcharger, hold AUX, press power, release AUX. You should get to "u-Boot menu (NOR)" Jul 31 12:52:37 Docscrutinizer: just tried that, nothing Jul 31 12:52:49 bug1: hold power longer Jul 31 12:53:04 PaulFertser: (not for NOR) Jul 31 12:53:27 last thing i did wit hit is flash the new 2009 image (i forget its name) and i installed the qi bootloader... i wonder if that has anything to do with it Jul 31 12:53:39 PaulFertser: (usually, dunno which wacky NOR uBoot he has) Jul 31 12:53:41 DocScrutinizer: no, really, <1sec of holding power is not enough Jul 31 12:53:50 DocScrutinizer: for my device which has stock u-boot. Jul 31 12:53:52 bug Jul 31 12:54:01 bug1: possible Jul 31 12:54:58 just held it down for 20 sec or so, still no response Jul 31 12:55:06 bug1: insert battery, hook up to OM-wallcharger, press & hold AUX, press power for >4sec, release AUX. You should get to "u-Boot menu (NOR)" Jul 31 12:55:10 bug1: no, 1-2 should be enough Jul 31 12:55:21 DocScrutinizer: exactly Jul 31 12:55:55 but i suspect my wallcharger is broken actually... i have had more luck from usb on my laptop Jul 31 12:56:06 bug1: no response at all? no flashing AUX LED, no scratching sound from device, no flashing screen? Jul 31 12:56:37 somtimes i just get the aux button flashign red 5 or 6 times, is thast some special message, or just indicates low bat ? Jul 31 12:56:37 bug1: seems your wallcharger is borked, or mains outlet is 0V AC Jul 31 12:57:05 bug1: indicates low bat with NAND uBoot Jul 31 12:57:35 i tried subscribing to the support channel, when i posted this issue i got a response saying i wasnt authorised to post :( Jul 31 12:57:36 bug1: fix walcharger Jul 31 12:58:12 bug1: (support) starnge. maybe you didn't confirm or sth? Jul 31 12:58:18 i have a usb wallcharge for a mot phone, it gives me the same problem Jul 31 12:58:23 motorola Jul 31 12:58:50 bug1: motorola wallcharger is diferent. Has no magic resistor which FR needs to detect charger Jul 31 12:59:06 so... fix OM-wallcharger Jul 31 12:59:20 you'll need it anyway every now and then Jul 31 12:59:27 actually, i know the chargers arent totally sutffed as the led's light up on the dboard when i use them as a power source Jul 31 12:59:51 k Jul 31 13:00:42 bug1: I'm concerned you messed NOR uBoot with debug board Jul 31 13:01:27 i havent used my dboard for anything other than power Jul 31 13:01:34 bug1: alas it's hard to learn how to boot FR if you didn't manage to handle debug board correctly and NOR is borked Jul 31 13:02:01 bug1: aah, ok then. No chance you messed NIOR then prolly Jul 31 13:02:24 i did pull the phone appart a while ago and broke the usb socket off, but had it fixed by someone who does smt soldering, and had no problems untill recently Jul 31 13:02:37 bug1: make sure your aux button does a sensible click when pressing Jul 31 13:02:55 hmmmmm Jul 31 13:02:59 ouch Jul 31 13:03:20 so this opens a plethora of error-modes Jul 31 13:03:21 i guess i will just try and recharge the bat again as much as i can and retry it Jul 31 13:03:54 bug1: you got an old Nokia charger? with barrel connector Jul 31 13:04:01 no Jul 31 13:04:05 :-/ Jul 31 13:05:15 bug1: go to a cellphone store and get yourself a second source nokia-bat (BL-5C) charger Jul 31 13:05:36 k Jul 31 13:05:56 ask to test the charge in store with your GTA02-bat Jul 31 13:06:07 DocScrutinizer: what about using two AA batteries to boot FR and then to hotswap? Jul 31 13:06:28 might work, but honestly §V is too low probably Jul 31 13:06:32 3V Jul 31 13:06:36 DocScrutinizer: 3 batteries then Jul 31 13:06:48 i can get the batteyr i have to 3 volts Jul 31 13:06:55 3 cells NiCad would be better Jul 31 13:07:28 well, maybe i should just buy a bl-5c battery instead of a charger ? Jul 31 13:07:45 how to charge this bat then? ;) Jul 31 13:08:22 assuming it doesn't necesarily come with 100% capacity Jul 31 13:08:30 if it does boot with it then wouldnt the om charge it ? Jul 31 13:08:52 IFFF it boots then yes Jul 31 13:10:07 bug1: I suspect you got a broken pin on your USB receptacle Jul 31 13:10:17 bug1: probably ID-pin Jul 31 13:10:27 hmm Jul 31 13:10:35 bug1: the one needed to detect magic Resistor Jul 31 13:10:43 thats the middle one ? Jul 31 13:10:49 hum Jul 31 13:10:59 i have a multimeter i migth be able to test it Jul 31 13:11:03 I think it's one of the outer pins Jul 31 13:11:23 please check with schematics, I have to run now Jul 31 13:11:30 bug1: not in the middle, let me show you Jul 31 13:11:54 bug1: http://pinouts.ru/connectors/mini-usb_male.gif Jul 31 13:12:01 bug1: the one marked "X" Jul 31 13:12:20 i have 26kohms between the two pins closest to the middle of the phone Jul 31 13:12:39 bug1: the resistor is in the charger, not in the phone Jul 31 13:12:40 * DocScrutinizer leaving bridge, PaulFertser please take over Jul 31 13:12:44 DocScrutinizer: :D Jul 31 13:12:48 I'll manage it ;) Jul 31 13:12:53 oh Jul 31 13:13:34 a bit hard to get to that to test it Jul 31 13:15:36 bug1: disasseble FR, plug n Wallcharger (unpowered!), use slderpoints of USB-receptacle to probe resistance from ID to GND. Inspect solder points of USB-recepacle *carefully* Jul 31 13:16:33 bug1: TAKE CARE you never use a cheap meter with a prbe vltage >1.5V! Jul 31 13:17:24 DocScrutinizer: imho it'd be easier to somehow boot first. And then he'll just know from software if ID detection works or not. Jul 31 13:18:07 yup, but seems hard to boot. Anyway, a valid aproach as well (not *my* approach, U know EE speaking ;) ) Jul 31 13:18:26 * DocScrutinizer away Jul 31 13:18:50 reclaim money for borked uSD Jul 31 13:21:06 i managed to read 26kohms on the wall charger between the x and each adjacent one, got to using the dboard connector Jul 31 13:21:26 47k Jul 31 13:21:36 hmm Jul 31 13:23:19 well, i might leave it at that and get a new 5c charger (a maybe battery as well) so at least i can have a proper battery charge Jul 31 13:24:36 thanks for the advice, im going to go and try and find a distraction from it now.... Jul 31 13:25:26 i will check in tommorow and let you know how i went Jul 31 13:25:37 bug1: http://om.quatrox.org/om/ Jul 31 13:26:17 bug1: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Specialized_USB_cables#How_to_make_a_USB_cable_for_powering_attached_USB_devices_and_charging_the_Neo_while_in_host_mode_.28aka_Y-Cable.29 Jul 31 13:26:33 bug1: nokia phones don't charge gta02 battery btw Jul 31 13:36:32 night Jul 31 13:36:38 grrr...put SHR on FR, but can't get usb0 to show up on laptop (even though it did before) Jul 31 13:37:34 running Ubuntu 9.04, with recent kernel update from Ubuntu. ifconfig doesnt even show usb0 Jul 31 13:37:34 Infoport: isn't it now eth2 on the laptop end Jul 31 13:37:58 (assuming you don't already have an eth2) Jul 31 13:38:18 how would that have changed? I don't show eth2 either though Jul 31 13:38:33 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/USB_Networking#So_is_it_.22usb0.22_or_is_it_.22eth1.22.3F Jul 31 13:40:40 hmm! I re-read that earlier, but missed the last line saying Android and SHR act differently now Jul 31 13:43:28 maybe another power cycle (and closer attention to MAC addresses in Network Tools)... Jul 31 13:46:31 tig -- Eureka! ifconfig -a shows eth1, with the MAC address from the FR. Now I just need to un the commands setting up forwarding, etc Jul 31 13:47:40 I had gotten out my notepad with MAC addresses, computer partitions, etc, but it had a diff MAC address for the usb connection (I guess a randomly generated one) Jul 31 13:55:49 tig: thank you!! I couldn't figure out why SHR wasn't even SEEN (FSO 2009, OpenWRT different) Jul 31 13:57:47 No problem :) Jul 31 13:59:06 Infoport: wasn't idea to look at your host's dmesg obvious? Jul 31 14:01:14 probably. I saw eth1 in Network Tools earlier, but MAC address didn't match notepad. Also, usb0 had worked for me so many times, and I didn't realize that the phone-OS could change how that was seen Jul 31 14:04:14 the OpenWRT distro was driving me nuts-- every time I brought out the phone, it had some long string in the dialer, waiting to call in my pocket (no screen LOCK) Jul 31 14:05:07 I still want to play with OpenWRT, but I needed another distro on here (other than old one's, broken) Jul 31 14:07:44 I discounted the eth1 that was in Network Tools, along with "pan0" (still not sure what that is for) Jul 31 14:08:15 and my host tends to not get usb0 after plug/unplug, unless you reboot host Jul 31 14:16:37 now I just wish SHR was on NVRAM and OpenWRT on SD card, work for later Jul 31 14:17:52 hmm, opkg doesn't complain of unsigned files now Jul 31 14:18:19 Infoport: yeah they swapped it not long ago for one that does not check the GPG keys Jul 31 14:20:26 tig\ lol, guess that is ONE way to stop the error msgs Jul 31 14:21:48 http://www.theonion.com/content/news/apple_claims_new_iphone_only Jul 31 14:21:50 genius Jul 31 14:23:06 SpeedEvil: LOL Jul 31 14:23:47 * SpeedEvil starts an ebay listing for GTA04. Jul 31 14:25:15 oooh, I hope the GTA04 is as pretty as the iPhone 3Gi Jul 31 14:26:21 SpeedEvil: what do usually smart people say when they see a link like that? "LOL" seems to be too vurglar. Jul 31 14:26:23 It has an FPGA - _And_ a V12 that runs on tears. Jul 31 14:26:50 maybe that could be a new flashmob gathering (og new iPhone 3Gi users) Jul 31 14:27:17 embrace the TLA! Jul 31 14:28:01 Rosebud... Jul 31 14:34:31 hehe, got the last one :-)) http://www.kkcomputer.de/Default.aspx?tabid=34&txtSearch=17278&List=0&SortField=0&ProductID=11667&Pics=1 Jul 31 14:34:32 theOnion should have had coverage of Microsoft contributing code to the Linux kernel Jul 31 14:35:47 12V & 110/220V IN! USB-5V out & 12V..25V out Jul 31 14:35:57 smart little device :-> Jul 31 14:36:27 what does the LCD of that power device display? Jul 31 14:36:50 12, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 22, 24 Jul 31 14:36:57 or sth like that Jul 31 14:37:38 set output voltage with pushbutton, no longer than 30sec after plug in to mains (locks after 30sec - cute) Jul 31 14:38:59 non-volatile as well (aka sticky setting - makes sense) Jul 31 14:39:32 probably I couldn't have designed it better Jul 31 14:42:00 Well, I'd include the agic 47k to ID pin of USB->miniUSB5 adapter accessory ;-) Jul 31 14:43:09 I have one of those with a non-volatile voltage storage, and safety interlock. Jul 31 14:43:12 DocScrutinizer: what about current limiting? Jul 31 14:43:19 Well - OK - it's duct tape on the switch. Jul 31 14:43:38 says "short protect, 3A75 max Jul 31 14:43:54 SpeedEvil: lol Jul 31 14:44:11 DocScrutinizer: to me current limiting is an essential functionality for a lab PSU. Jul 31 14:44:30 PaulFertser: that's no lab PSU Jul 31 14:44:31 * PaulFertser away, sorry Jul 31 14:44:31 I use an iGo charger when traveling (and inside once I'm there) and found that one mini-USB tip charged at 100mA (unless forced) but a diff mini-USB tip always goes to 1000mA Jul 31 14:44:38 it's a tracvel adapter Jul 31 14:45:43 now if only there were a way to charge my FIC batteries OUTSIDE the phone Jul 31 14:45:48 anyway going to torture my Nokia 16GB uSD now ;-D Jul 31 14:46:19 Infoport: use 2nd source Nokia charger Jul 31 14:47:23 DocScrutinizer: do you have a name of one that works? Jul 31 14:49:24 Infoport: sorry nope Jul 31 14:49:57 every non-Nokia-brand charger that claims to charge BL-5C should work Jul 31 14:52:09 for charging FIC in a Nokia phone you could place a single-sided contact foil over the middle contact and connect the conductive surface to GND via ~10K Jul 31 14:52:43 err, mompl. need to check if that's been 10k or 80k for BL-5C Jul 31 14:53:46 FSCK!!! sorry my meter batteries run flat :-( Jul 31 14:57:14 don't have a Nokia phone, so I guess I'll just source a charger (and a power cord apparently! that's how they get it so cheap) Jul 31 15:02:05 hmm, some at DealExtreme, same place I bought my GPS antenna (hard to find with right plug) Jul 31 15:07:09 DocScrutinizer: remove meter battery, leave out for 5 minutes, replace, then plug into a motherboard USB port. :) Jul 31 15:07:33 *sigh* the DealExtreme charger seems nice, until you read a review that says it gets hot enough it might catch fire Jul 31 15:08:48 the nokia 16GB SD yields a vfat write bandwidth of 3.8MB/s (on dd bs=100M) Jul 31 15:08:57 on laptop Jul 31 15:09:09 :-/ Jul 31 15:09:33 * SpeedEvil has a 4G that does 12. Jul 31 15:09:51 on vfat? Jul 31 15:09:57 on dd Jul 31 15:10:01 err Jul 31 15:10:04 write Jul 31 15:10:11 I'm sceptic as dd maxes out my 2 cores with IO Jul 31 15:10:12 I'm not sure about write on reflection Jul 31 15:10:47 dd if=/dev/zero of=/media/disk-2/xxx bs=100M count=120 Jul 31 15:12:47 22+0 records in Jul 31 15:12:49 22+0 records out Jul 31 15:12:50 2306867200 bytes (2.3 GB) copied, 662.985 s, 3.5 MB/s Jul 31 15:14:19 well maybe that's all I may expect via USB-stick. At least no IO-errors yet Jul 31 15:14:58 yay... HOT Jul 31 15:15:07 ;-P Jul 31 15:15:58 * DocScrutinizer wonders if those uSD have some sort of thermal throttling Jul 31 15:16:36 ...or whether it lets escape magic smoke soonish Jul 31 15:18:30 2936012800 bytes (2.9 GB) copied, 1001.01 s, 2.9 MB/s Jul 31 15:18:31 What's read? Jul 31 15:18:48 still busy writing ;) Jul 31 15:19:16 might consider to abort prematurely Jul 31 15:21:09 still sceptic: load average: 10.57, 9.63, 6.81 Jul 31 15:21:53 Odd. Jul 31 15:22:16 yupp. USB prot overhead? Jul 31 15:22:19 Though I was surprised last night to get 90% load on dd reading my USB hard drive at 30M/s Jul 31 15:24:09 3565158400 bytes (3.6 GB) copied, 1350.59 s, 2.6 MB/s Jul 31 15:24:20 :-/ ???? Jul 31 15:24:32 Maybe try watercooling it. Jul 31 15:24:56 maybe actually thermal throttling Jul 31 15:25:22 heh :-) Jul 31 15:25:42 got better means Jul 31 15:26:02 I wonder if it's the flash taking longer to program at elevate temperature Jul 31 15:26:28 we'll get to know ;) Jul 31 15:26:45 "cools down to -52°C" Jul 31 15:27:50 I note that one group I'm involved peripheraly with has been doing that. Jul 31 15:28:24 Flying commodity POS cameras up to 30Km on latex balloons. Jul 31 15:28:28 -52C outside. Jul 31 15:28:59 http://www.ukhas.org.uk/ Jul 31 15:29:15 37+0 records out Jul 31 15:29:17 3879731200 bytes (3.9 GB) copied, 1583.11 s, 2.5 MB/s Jul 31 15:29:24 38+0 records out Jul 31 15:29:25 3984588800 bytes (4.0 GB) copied, 1658.33 s, 2.4 MB/s Jul 31 15:29:29 :-(( Jul 31 15:29:41 in? Jul 31 15:29:54 write, at -52° Jul 31 15:30:18 cooling didn't stop the slowing tendency Jul 31 15:30:59 I wonder if it's slowing due to wear leveling Jul 31 15:31:25 eeeeek! CURSE VFAT!!! DAMN Jul 31 15:31:28 dd: writing `/media/disk-2/xxx': File too large Jul 31 15:32:00 lol Jul 31 15:32:08 k, now for read Jul 31 15:32:09 ... Jul 31 15:33:28 3+0 records out Jul 31 15:33:29 314572800 bytes (315 MB) copied, 20.4757 s, 15.4 MB/s Jul 31 15:33:41 opkg upgrade existed with a Seg Fault, now opkd update says "opkg: error while loading shared libraries: libopkg.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" Jul 31 15:34:17 13+0 records out Jul 31 15:34:18 1363148800 bytes (1.4 GB) copied, 71.6284 s, 19.0 MB/s Jul 31 15:35:31 cpu load <60% Jul 31 15:36:21 I wonder why. Jul 31 15:36:40 I wouldn';t have thought inherently DMA'ng from a USB HA is _that_ slow Jul 31 15:36:41 40+1 records in Jul 31 15:36:43 40+1 records out Jul 31 15:36:44 4294967295 bytes (4.3 GB) copied, 210.263 s, 20.4 MB/s Jul 31 15:37:49 so good so far Jul 31 15:38:00 opkg: error while loading shared libraries: libopkg.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Jul 31 15:38:14 ouch Jul 31 15:40:24 crap. opkg --help gives me the same Jul 31 15:41:22 Infoport: find / -name libopkg Jul 31 15:41:52 Infoport: U missed to install modules? Jul 31 15:42:40 ((though libopkg.so doesn't exactly sound like a kernel module anyway)) Jul 31 15:44:42 I *did* miss installing modules (unzipping them in / now) but opkg update worke the first time Jul 31 15:47:47 the find command didn't find it Jul 31 15:48:14 so not much of a surprise opkg claims it can't load ;) Jul 31 15:48:50 but it loaded at first (then borked itself) Jul 31 15:51:00 guess I can shutdown, delete rootfs files, re-populate card on PC (USB stick SD reader) Jul 31 15:51:36 opkg SegFaulted because of "too many files" Jul 31 15:52:36 openmoko: 03werner * r5351 10/developers/werner/fped/ (10 files): Jul 31 15:52:36 openmoko: - added infrastructure for editing values Jul 31 15:52:36 openmoko: - added editing of pad names Jul 31 15:52:36 openmoko: - moved "expand" from obj.c to expr.c and added syntax-check mode Jul 31 15:52:37 openmoko: - "expand": reject $ not followed by identifier character or { Jul 31 15:54:08 SpeedEvil: Jul 31 15:54:13 root@om-gta02 ~ $ dd if=/media/card/xxx of=/dev/null bs=100M Jul 31 15:54:14 dd: memory exhausted Jul 31 15:54:16 root@om-gta02 ~ $ dd if=/media/card/xxx of=/dev/null bs=50M Jul 31 15:54:17 ^Zbg Jul 31 15:54:19 [1]+ Stopped dd if=/media/card/xxx of=/dev/null bs=50M Jul 31 15:54:20 root@om-gta02 ~ $ bg Jul 31 15:54:22 [1]+ dd if=/media/card/xxx of=/dev/null bs=50M & Jul 31 15:54:23 root@om-gta02 ~ $ kill -SIGUSR1 %1 Jul 31 15:54:25 root@om-gta02 ~ $ 3+0 records in Jul 31 15:54:26 3+0 records out Jul 31 15:54:28 157286400 bytes (157 MB) copied, 136.333 seconds, 1.2 MB/s Jul 31 15:54:46 that's on what? Jul 31 15:54:55 oh Jul 31 15:55:00 the clue is in the prompt. Jul 31 15:55:06 yup Jul 31 15:55:29 I recall getting a bit faster on GTA01 - but only a bit Jul 31 15:56:11 7+0 records out Jul 31 15:56:12 367001600 bytes (367 MB) copied, 274.859 seconds, 1.3 MB/s Jul 31 15:57:08 amazingly enough, cpu-load on my laptop is next to ZERO ;-P Jul 31 15:58:12 90.7%sy Jul 31 15:59:44 and WTF??? Jul 31 15:59:47 root@om-gta02 ~ $ top Jul 31 15:59:49 Unknown HZ value! (88) Assume 100. Jul 31 15:59:50 top - 01:12:19 up 11 min, 1 user, load average: 5.03, 3.96, 2.13 Jul 31 16:00:09 Is it confused by tickless? Jul 31 16:01:00 reproducable Jul 31 16:01:12 :-/ )( Jul 31 16:01:43 top Jul 31 16:01:44 Unknown HZ value! (88) Assume 100. Jul 31 16:01:46 top - 01:14:12 up 13 min, 1 user, load average: 3.90, 3.95, 2.34 Jul 31 16:10:18 SpeedEvil: I cnsider to repartition to have a Very Fat vfat for first partition to hold kernel and general usb-stick usage trans-platform, and rootfs on a rather small (some 2GB) ext3 partition at end of uSD. Sounds stupid? Jul 31 16:12:54 Is it actually vfat that's slow? Jul 31 16:13:07 oh Jul 31 16:13:08 right Jul 31 16:13:14 dunno. think it's SD-interface Jul 31 16:13:22 I vaguely remember that windows objects to partitioned SDs Jul 31 16:13:32 that's the point Jul 31 16:13:53 I mean - partitioned - even as vfat Jul 31 16:13:55 I hope it doesn't bother having an ext3 as 2. partition Jul 31 16:14:44 redmond crap Jul 31 16:14:47 no idea Jul 31 16:15:14 that's why I ask ;-) Jul 31 16:15:26 There is always the stupid loopback option. Jul 31 16:15:45 huh? Jul 31 16:16:23 a 12G (or whatever) file on the vfat containing a loopback Jul 31 16:16:49 ahh, no I don't expect big issues with linux Jul 31 16:17:11 if uBoot finds kernel on a 12GB vfat partition Jul 31 16:17:36 my concern is mainly usb-stick usage with windows Jul 31 16:18:55 I would offer to boot and test it - but I'm trying to keep my windows use down. Jul 31 16:19:10 hehe Jul 31 16:19:19 At about 1 min/year averaged over the last decade :) Jul 31 16:19:29 I'll pester one of my billophil friends then Jul 31 16:20:22 51+0 records out Jul 31 16:20:24 2673868800 bytes (2.7 GB) copied, 1731.12 seconds, 1.5 MB/s Jul 31 16:20:27 constant Jul 31 16:21:01 no IO-errors :-))) yeeeha, this bugger seems to work Jul 31 16:21:43 Kingston really odd, first 16GB borked, then they were unable to replace o.O Jul 31 16:22:07 nevermind, Nokia been 8 bucks cheaper Jul 31 16:22:21 and woooooorks Jul 31 16:24:42 btw the nokia card itself is clearly noname, both adapter and uSD ;-P. Blisterpack says "made in Taiwan", uSD has "160 Japan" imprinted Jul 31 16:26:55 adapter is "made in China" - lol Jul 31 16:27:19 at least label is Nokia Blue Jul 31 16:39:54 openmoko: 03werner * r5352 10/developers/werner/fped/ (README TODO fpd.l fpd.y qfn.fpd): Jul 31 16:39:54 openmoko: syntax cleanup: Jul 31 16:39:54 openmoko: - keywords no longer begin with a dot Jul 31 16:39:54 openmoko: - variable assignments must begin with the keyword "set", e.g., set a = 5 Jul 31 16:39:54 openmoko: - vectors must begin with the keyword "vec", e.g., vec @(1mm, 2mm) Jul 31 16:39:55 openmoko: - named points use : instead of =, e.g., pos: vec @(1mm, 2mm) Jul 31 16:39:57 openmoko: - loops use the keyword "loop", not "set" Jul 31 16:57:48 openmoko: 03werner * r5353 10/trunk/eda/: Directory for Electronic Design Automation tools. Jul 31 17:04:39 SpeedEvil: Jul 31 17:04:43 81+1 records in Jul 31 17:04:45 81+1 records out Jul 31 17:04:46 4294967295 bytes (4.3 GB) copied, 2708.58 seconds, 1.6 MB/s Jul 31 17:05:00 Woo! Jul 31 18:24:00 well damn, seems like the workaround for the opkg "fork failed" issue doesn't work for me either. guess I can't upgrade Jul 31 18:25:10 or can't upgrade SHR at least Jul 31 18:26:40 Phil Collins with a mullet looks a lot like Bill Murray Jul 31 18:27:05 freesmartphone.org: 03seba.dos1 07framework * rddc9aaaf804a 10/framework/subsystems/opimd/pimd_calls.py: opimd: Calls: fix typo in GetSingleCallSingleField method Jul 31 18:32:40 dammit, now no boot for SHR, time to delete and repopulate AGAIN Jul 31 18:39:04 Infoport: it's already fixed Jul 31 18:39:15 Infoport: just "opkg install opkg libopkg0" before upgrading... Jul 31 18:50:30 dos1: MUHAHA, nice idea for opkg to shoot it's own foot Jul 31 18:52:34 hre's another few: 'rm -rf /', "swapon /" Jul 31 19:01:27 freesmartphone.org: 03seba.dos1 07framework * rcf173c7eafd3 10/framework/subsystems/opimd/helpers.py: opimd: helpers: fix typo in NoMoreCalls dbus exception Jul 31 19:04:44 freesmartphone.org: 03seba.dos1 07dos/opimd-tracking * rae7914102051 10framework/framework/subsystems/opimd/ (helpers.py pimd_generic.py): opimd: add GenericDomain Jul 31 19:09:33 freesmartphone.org: 03seba.dos1 07dos/opimd-tracking * r0a4f20d62baa 10framework/framework/subsystems/opimd/pimd_generic.py: opimd: GenericDomain: few cosmetic changes Jul 31 19:23:03 freesmartphone.org: 03aapo.rantalainen 07vala-terminal * rddc514417d71 10/src/mainwindow.vala: Starting geometry via parameters Jul 31 19:48:19 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * rde6aee7a01f1 10/tools/mdbus2/ (13 files in 2 dirs): tools: add mdbus2 skeleton Jul 31 19:48:20 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * rd61b2277708b 10/tools/mdbus2/src/main.vala: mdbus2: listing bus names and listing objects done Jul 31 19:48:21 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * r9646c7ea3ec5 10/tools/mdbus2/src/main.vala: mdbus2: use glib markup parser, should be sufficient for dbus introspection data Jul 31 19:48:22 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * r551c62c04fb7 10/tools/mdbus2/src/main.vala: mdbus2: show interfaces for object works (even with out params) Jul 31 19:48:24 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * raf54ecc5cf12 10/tools/mdbus2/src/main.vala: mdbus2: handle properties Jul 31 19:48:27 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * r31b870b41d07 10/tools/mdbus2/src/main.vala: mdbus2: split basemethod from interface.method Jul 31 19:48:30 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * rba79f8186a72 10/ (2 files in 2 dirs): Merge branch 'master' of git@git.freesmartphone.org:cornucopia Jul 31 19:48:33 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07cornucopia * r9939ce97e0a6 10/tools/mdbus2/src/main.vala: mdbus2: error out on functions NYI Jul 31 20:17:27 Gnutoo: so it seems that everything needed for basic sound functionality is already documented by free software kernel drivers with lots of special ioctls? Jul 31 20:17:52 PaulFertser, yes there is even a free software test program Jul 31 20:18:25 sound was crucial for me Jul 31 20:18:38 I don't care about 3d but I care about the rest Jul 31 20:18:39 Gnutoo: too bad those scumbags didn't implement alsa driver :( Jul 31 20:18:43 yes Jul 31 20:18:48 what can we do? Jul 31 20:19:01 should we re-write each app? Jul 31 20:19:07 or is there something else to do? Jul 31 20:19:11 s/re-write/adapt Jul 31 20:20:36 freesmartphone.org: 03mickey 07libfso-glib * r9d2925087394 10/src/ (6 files): regen Jul 31 20:20:41 Gnutoo: of course you should write an alsa driver. Jul 31 20:20:47 ok Jul 31 20:20:51 how does it work? Jul 31 20:21:00 is it possible to write it in userland? Jul 31 20:21:29 Gnutoo: what? I saw ioctls in the test program, it means that all the code to actually use hardware is in kernel already. Someone needs to read it, write the specs, then write an alsa driver. Jul 31 20:21:36 Gnutoo: that'd be a sane approach. Jul 31 20:21:39 ok Jul 31 20:21:53 what are alsalibs? Jul 31 20:21:54 Gnutoo: imho. As you aim at supporting G1 properly. Jul 31 20:21:57 yes Jul 31 20:21:58 ok Jul 31 20:22:02 we will do that then Jul 31 20:22:21 in #htc-linux they pointed me at a special sound card Jul 31 20:22:42 maybe like emu10k works now, since that's a dsp I think Jul 31 20:22:43 Gnutoo: alsalibs is the userspace portion of ALSA. Apps do not use alsa ioctls directly, they employ alsalib which has plenty of additional functionality (configs, plugins etc) Jul 31 20:22:54 ok Jul 31 20:23:06 I'll look into alsa when I will have basic image working Jul 31 20:23:06 Gnutoo: i think you have kernel sources for that driver, right? Jul 31 20:23:13 I'm compiling the kernel right now Jul 31 20:23:15 yes Jul 31 20:23:16 I have Jul 31 20:23:33 someone tested the test program without the proprietary libs and it worked Jul 31 20:23:37 so I bought the G1 Jul 31 20:24:01 someone also told me that the test program wasn't android specific and could work on GNU/Linux Jul 31 20:24:18 http://linuxtogo.org/~lgorris/misc/playwav2.c Jul 31 20:24:56 Gnutoo: i've just read it before talking to you. Jul 31 20:25:06 ok Jul 31 20:25:25 and? Jul 31 20:25:33 what do you think of it? Jul 31 20:27:18 Gnutoo: the program is using kernel driver almost "raw". So the driver source should have all the information. Let me look at it. Jul 31 20:27:28 ok thanks a lot!!! Jul 31 20:29:32 Gnutoo: can you pass me a link to the kernel source? Jul 31 20:29:35 yes Jul 31 20:29:37 it's a git Jul 31 20:30:06 git://android.git.kernel.org/kernel/msm Jul 31 20:30:18 I can pastebin you the source or send it to you in tarball if you want Jul 31 20:37:04 Gnutoo: np Jul 31 21:06:31 Hi ! I'm trying to connect to a wireless network from console but dhclient doesn't work on shr ... anyway to get it working ? Jul 31 21:07:31 ... or other way to connect from console ... Jul 31 21:08:45 Think-Free: how doesn't dhclient work? Jul 31 21:08:52 Think-Free: are you sure you're associated? Jul 31 21:09:18 there is no dhcpd on SHR afaik Jul 31 21:09:27 there is udhcd or something Jul 31 21:09:52 yes, sure I'm associated, dhclient seems broken Jul 31 21:09:55 zlfita: he's asking about dhcp client Jul 31 21:10:05 Think-Free: ah, one more thing Jul 31 21:10:08 udhcpd ? I'll try Jul 31 21:10:30 PaulFertser: i understand but some distros use some replacement instead of dhclient Jul 31 21:10:31 1)enable wifi in the settings Jul 31 21:10:33 Think-Free: sometimes you're associated with AP but can't get IP actually. Try "wmiconf -i eth0 --power maxperf" Jul 31 21:10:46 Gnutoo: he's talking about console way Jul 31 21:10:53 2)iwconfig eth0 essid your_essid Jul 31 21:10:58 Gnutoo: and the best console way with FSO is fsoraw. Jul 31 21:11:02 3)udhcpc -i eth0 Jul 31 21:11:08 ok Jul 31 21:11:09 sorry Jul 31 21:11:10 That's not the problem, I'm sure I'm associated Jul 31 21:11:14 I myust go Jul 31 21:11:21 Think-Free: try the wmiconfig trick Jul 31 21:11:24 Gnutoo: see you. Jul 31 21:11:32 That's a problem with dhclient, it give me errors Jul 31 21:11:36 bye Jul 31 21:11:41 Think-Free: can you pastebin them? Jul 31 21:12:00 yes, wait, I'm connection to the neo Jul 31 21:14:08 execve (/etc/dhclient-script, ...): No such file or directory Jul 31 21:14:08 exiting. Jul 31 21:14:09 execve (/etc/dhclient-script, ...): No such file or directory Jul 31 21:14:09 exiting. Jul 31 21:14:28 ( installed with opkg from repository ) Jul 31 21:15:13 udhcpc works, thanks !!!! Jul 31 21:15:31 ( Gnutoo: he's talking about console way) so still he needs to power up wifi for a first step, no? ;-D Jul 31 21:15:45 DocScrutinizer: yes, for that fsoraw is the way to go :) Jul 31 21:15:55 ack, correct Jul 31 21:16:27 though the devel of mokonnect(?) thought differently :-/ Jul 31 21:16:40 Have to go, thanks ;) Jul 31 21:17:16 Think-Free: and udhcpc is installed by default ;) Jul 31 21:17:27 Think-Free: ok, so probably dhclient packaging should be fixed Jul 31 21:17:42 Think-Free: don't forget the trick, you'll need it for some access points! Jul 31 21:18:51 AIUI mokonnect just switches wifi-power policy to manual-on, and leaves it like this. So after you started mokonnect, you need to open settings to switch OFF wifi eventually (if you even notice it's powered on permanently now) Jul 31 21:19:43 :-/ Jul 31 21:38:12 freesmartphone.org: 03seba.dos1 07dos/opimd-tracking * r0ddc2f28f53d 10framework/framework/subsystems/opimd/pimd_generic.py: opimd: GenericDomain: implement merging Jul 31 22:11:06 openmoko: 03werner * r5354 10/developers/werner/fped/ (14 files): (log message trimmed) Jul 31 22:11:06 openmoko: - some more language documentation details and cleanup Jul 31 22:11:06 openmoko: - added more details to color scheme for selecting non-canvas items Jul 31 22:11:06 openmoko: - moved is_id from expr.c to util.c Jul 31 22:11:06 openmoko: - loops now keep their variable name in "struct var", to allow better code Jul 31 22:11:08 openmoko: sharing with other variable-related functions Jul 31 22:11:10 openmoko: - variable names can now be edited Jul 31 22:16:11 openmoko: 03werner * r5355 10/developers/werner/fped/TODO: Reorganized TODO. Jul 31 23:24:03 openmoko: 03werner * r5356 10/developers/werner/fped/ (11 files): Jul 31 23:24:03 openmoko: - frame color wasn't set back to "selected" when selecting an item while Jul 31 23:24:03 openmoko: editing the frame name Jul 31 23:24:03 openmoko: - added "extern" to all variable declarations in headers Jul 31 23:24:03 openmoko: - new functions stralloc_printf and stralloc_vprintf to printf into a malloc'ed Jul 31 23:24:06 openmoko: buffer Jul 31 23:24:08 openmoko: - errors during instantiation are now reported to the GUI Jul 31 23:39:34 anyone know where there is a package for fbgrab? Aug 01 00:57:03 openmoko: 03werner * r5357 10/developers/werner/fped/ (13 files): Aug 01 00:57:03 openmoko: - stralloc_vprintf didn't reset the argument pointer before the second pass Aug 01 00:57:03 openmoko: - changed "from" and "to" of loop from expression to value for better code Aug 01 00:57:03 openmoko: reuse Aug 01 00:57:03 openmoko: - completed parse_expr Aug 01 00:57:06 openmoko: - values in variables, tables, and loops can now be edited **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Aug 01 02:59:58 2009