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Feb 16 05:54:40 <FxChiP> brb
Feb 16 10:20:03 <alabd> Hello , is there any gui media player for shr-t ?
Feb 16 10:27:54 <tomcatek> alabd: audio - intone; video - intone-video :)
Feb 16 10:29:41 <alabd> thanks does intone supports 3gp , wmv , mp4 and others ? is it best in supporting various video formats
Feb 16 10:33:56 <max_posedon> intone supports all, what mplayer support on arm
Feb 16 10:38:15 <alabd> arm ?
Feb 16 10:39:34 <tomcatek> processor type
Feb 16 10:39:37 <tomcatek> used in FR
Feb 16 10:52:31 <alabd> thanks plugins are installed default or not ?
Feb 16 13:58:36 <graziano> opkg.org  feature request:  http://www.opkg.org/posting_6.html
Feb 16 14:23:23 <Zork|brb> anyone could be so kind to give me the url to use in tangogps for google sattelite maps?
Feb 16 14:31:20 <Zork|brb> no-one?
Feb 16 17:38:42 <uhsf> usb networking was all set up but suddenly i get ssh: connect to host 192.168.0.202 port 22: Connection refused. what could be wrong?
Feb 16 17:38:50 <uhsf> i can still ping the device
Feb 16 17:56:11 <uhsf> please why do i get ssh: connect to host 192.168.0.202 port 22: Connection refused
Feb 16 17:57:11 <redarrow> uhsf: is your sshd running? Do you have changed your default port? Do you use a firewall? sorry I can't think of more
Feb 16 17:57:38 <jxself> Not the correct IP address is another possibility
Feb 16 17:57:38 <uhsf> sshd is running
Feb 16 17:58:05 <uhsf> i didn't change port
Feb 16 17:58:22 <uhsf> where is the sshd config in shr?
Feb 16 17:58:59 <uhsf> it's via usb so a router firewall is obviously excluded
Feb 16 17:59:31 <jxself> Unless a firewall is running on the FreeRunner.
Feb 16 17:59:48 <jxself> So a firewall is not toally excluded.
Feb 16 17:59:55 <uhsf> ping 192.168.0.202 works fine
Feb 16 18:00:18 <uhsf> why would a firewall be running on the fr?
Feb 16 18:00:24 <uhsf> it wasn't yesterday
Feb 16 18:00:39 <jxself> Why not? It's flexible.
Feb 16 18:00:50 <jxself> OOps; meeting. Gotta go.
Feb 16 19:17:15 <Lo-lan-do> Hi all.  I keep getting "Error: The name org.shr.phoneui was not provided by any .service files" on my Debian SHR.  Assuming I'm missing a package, but which one?
Feb 16 19:22:40 <PaulFertser> Lo-lan-do: phoneuid?
Feb 16 19:25:33 <Lo-lan-do> From the sources, that seems likely.  Let me see if the deb misses it or if it's a glitch on my side.
Feb 16 19:26:30 <Lo-lan-do> Doesn't seem so.
Feb 16 19:26:41 <Lo-lan-do> I'll report to the powers that be, thanks :-)
Feb 16 19:26:49 <PaulFertser> Lo-lan-do: then you're missing a service file
Feb 16 19:26:57 <PaulFertser> Lo-lan-do: do you know about dbus activation?
Feb 16 19:27:23 <Lo-lan-do> Vaguely.  I'll try copying the .service file from the source package, see what happens.
Feb 16 19:27:37 <PaulFertser> Lo-lan-do: alternatively, probably you just need to start phoneuid before trying to use it.
Feb 16 19:28:40 <Lo-lan-do> I think it's started by a session hook.
Feb 16 19:35:36 <Lo-lan-do> Yes, it should be, but I'm once again thwarted by Enlightenment's bugginess.
Feb 16 19:36:17 <Lo-lan-do> It's quite depressing, really.  I thought window refreshing was a solved problem ten years ago, but no.
Feb 16 19:36:35 <Lo-lan-do> Sorry for the rant.  I'll shut up now :-)
Feb 16 19:36:53 <PaulFertser> It's better for you health to let the steam out ;)
Feb 16 19:37:49 * Lo-lan-do tries again with a customised .xsession (phoneuid & matchbox)
Feb 16 19:41:27 <Lo-lan-do> Aha, I can see the SHR logo now.
Feb 16 19:42:35 <Lo-lan-do> But of course, when I unlock the screen, I only get a black screen.
Feb 16 19:43:17 <Lo-lan-do> What do you guys use as a launcher?
Feb 16 19:50:39 <Lo-lan-do> Also, shouldn't I be asked for my PIN on session startup?
Feb 16 20:08:54 <PaulFertser> Lo-lan-do: the idea is that when you start something that requests GSM resource from FSO, it turns the modem on, then when you try to register it'll ask for pin. iirc. And yes, it should do that on its own.
Feb 16 21:47:15 <cosmos> ping radekp
Feb 16 21:47:44 <radekp> cosmos: hi
Feb 16 21:58:55 <cosmos> radekp: Is ext2 ok for a uSD card install of QtMoko?
Feb 16 22:00:10 <radekp> cosmos: i think ext3 is better
Feb 16 22:02:31 <cosmos> radekp: ok
Feb 16 22:03:17 <cosmos> radekp: how to reduce memory on QtMoko?
Feb 16 22:04:08 <radekp> cosmos: hmm hard to answer - i tried my  best to have as much free memory as possible
Feb 16 22:04:11 <cosmos> radekp: It's difficult to run X applications with QX regarding the small amount of memory avaible on the FR
Feb 16 22:04:47 <radekp> cosmos: there should be about 30MB free memory, you can also use swap
Feb 16 22:07:22 <cosmos> radekp: do I have to modify a special file other than creating a swap partition (mkswap /dev/mmcblk0p2 and swapon /dev/mmcblk0p2 and modifying fstab)?
Feb 16 22:07:51 <radekp> i think that should be enough
Feb 16 22:08:08 <radekp> you can check if top displays the swap then
Feb 16 22:08:33 * radekp has to go sleep
Feb 16 22:08:58 <cosmos> radekp: ok thanks, good night
Feb 16 22:09:10 <radekp> see you
Feb 16 22:11:33 <djj> cosmos: alternatively you could create a swap file http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/SwapSpace
Feb 16 23:41:13 <mjr> http://wip.vernier.com/accessories/access.html?usb-mini&template=basic.html <- heh, "Patented universal USB cable" "proprietary set of ends" so in practice means "gonna need replacement ends? pay big bucks" ;)
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