**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Jun 19 02:59:57 2010 Jun 19 11:39:42 Hello! Does anybody know where the sources for Om2009 are? Jun 19 11:41:58 kW_: what exactly do you mean? Jun 19 11:42:06 kW_: the forked OE branch? Jun 19 11:42:19 kW_: or FSO version used there? Jun 19 11:42:56 kW_: or the telephony UI? Jun 19 11:43:06 Well, specifically: I had a Om2009 instance running for some months and I want to export the contacts. The "qtopia_db.sqlite" file, however, does not contain the "contactnotes" (that is, notes which can be added to every contact), and I want to know where these notes are actually stored, so I need to look into the source Jun 19 11:44:07 kW_: are you sure it's that file that has all the contacts? IIRC om2009 didn't use qtopia at all. Let me google a bit. Jun 19 11:44:51 ah... hm, then maybe Om2008.12 Jun 19 11:45:03 it was a package-level upgrade from the initial Om2008 Jun 19 11:46:11 kW_: either that's qtopia or not... Jun 19 11:46:16 kW_: om2008 was a qtopia fork Jun 19 11:46:25 kW_: om2009 was FSO + Paroli Jun 19 11:46:29 ah Jun 19 11:46:35 well, then I talk about om2008 Jun 19 11:47:08 kW_: so you're http://git.openmoko.org/?p=qtopia.git;a=summary Jun 19 11:47:54 kW_: i think radekp or other guys who use qtopia can help you with locating your settings. Jun 19 11:48:29 Thank you. So you think I should wait for radekp or other people and re-post my question? Jun 19 11:49:19 kW_: i assume you've read the http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Import_Vcf_Contacts#Exporting already, haven't you? Jun 19 11:50:35 Yes, but the thing is that the "qtopia_db.sqlite" file misses some information which you could have actually entered as a user. Jun 19 11:51:07 kW_: yes, i see now. Well, i'd try git cloning the qtopia repo and grepping Jun 19 11:51:36 That's what I currently do :-) Jun 19 12:01:14 kW_: i think you want sources for libraries/qtopiapim Jun 19 12:02:49 kW_: http://doc.qt.nokia.com/qtopia4.3/database-specification.html#qtopia-databases Jun 19 12:03:24 oh Jun 19 12:33:31 PaulFertser: I found it Jun 19 12:33:54 it is stored in /home/root/Applications/Annotator Jun 19 12:35:09 in some weird QAnnotator file format, which contains UTF-16 strings Jun 19 12:35:18 this is why grepping by content was not really successful Jun 19 12:57:55 kW_: congrats, man :) Jun 19 12:58:10 kW_: sources are the best docs ;) Jun 19 13:22:48 Hey there. Tried remoko on shr-t but it doesn't run properly. Do you know any other application to use the neo as a virtual mouse or keyboard?, please Jun 19 14:01:01 PaulFertser: is it true that http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Import_Vcf_Contacts#Exporting says that the e-mail-adresses cannot be exported into the VCard file format? Jun 19 14:02:10 kW_: no idea tbh, sorry. When i wanted to export my sim contacts i used some FSO method to get all of those, then several vim commands gave me a script with a bunch of opimd-cli invocations, that's it for me. Jun 19 14:03:24 PaulFertser: well, but you did not want to export from Om2008, did you? Jun 19 14:05:07 kW_: since you're a programmer, i assume you can easily extract whatever information you need from the sqlite databases directly, and convert it to any format. Jun 19 14:05:10 :) Jun 19 14:05:35 http://www.livestream.com/jusobundeskongress Jun 19 14:06:31 PaulFertser: sure, but to make this conversion high quality, I need to invest quite some time into every intrinsic of all the data formats involved... and working software is exactly the abstraction of that :-) Jun 19 14:07:11 kW_: unfortunately, yes. I thought qtopia had some builtin method to export everything to vcards though. Jun 19 14:51:39 Is any SHR developer here who can say whether SMS are stored in their original format (PDU) somewhere? Jun 19 15:06:19 heyho Jun 19 16:36:23 kW_: with fsogsmd or the old ogsmd? Jun 19 16:38:35 kW_: with fsogsmd i think they all are available at /tmp/fsogsmd/sms/ Jun 19 17:38:46 PaulFertser: well, I'm not sure... with SHR-testing Jun 19 17:39:19 kW_: i do not know if it switched to fsogsmd already or not. If it's old ogsmd, it doesn't store PDUs anywhere, i'm afraid. Jun 19 17:39:47 PaulFertser: there is no directory /tmp/fsogsmd... Jun 19 17:41:42 kW_: shr-t has old ogsmd Jun 19 17:42:21 kW_: there is newer shr-t version built.. but shr-t maintainer is N/A :/ Jun 19 17:45:16 hmm... Jun 19 18:29:09 hi there Jun 19 18:30:56 i own an Freerunner, but did not use it in a long time. tommorrow morning i need a gps software with OpenCycle map on my phone. What distributions und gps software do you suggest? Jun 19 18:31:13 is SHR unstable + TangoGPS still the way to go? Jun 19 18:31:22 lord-carlos: it should work decently, yes. Jun 19 18:31:35 <[Rui]> lord-carlos: what do you want to do with it? Jun 19 18:32:10 <[Rui]> lord-carlos: if you only want to get your bearings TangoGPS is good enough, remember to download the maps of the area first... Jun 19 18:32:24 i am going on a cycle tour .. so when i am lost i need to tourn on the phone and check where the heck i am Jun 19 18:33:01 <[Rui]> lord-carlos: ok, TangoGPs should work well for those kinds of uses. *remember*to*load*the*maps*of*the*area*first Jun 19 18:33:10 yes, Thanks Jun 19 18:33:17 <[Rui]> even if you have gprs, it'll take sometime to download them :) Jun 19 18:34:03 <[Rui]> I went to Manhattam, New York earlier this year and downloaded the map of that island with tangogps and used it to help me get my bearings in the Central Park :) Jun 19 18:34:25 <[Rui]> and it would work as an extra map in case we forgot the paper one... Jun 19 18:35:02 should i use SHR testing or unstable? Jun 19 18:35:26 lord-carlos: for gps probably testing Jun 19 18:35:32 lord-carlos: as it's known-to-work i hope Jun 19 18:37:29 <[Rui]> PaulFertser: lord-carlos: I've been using shr-unstable with no problem Jun 19 18:56:54 has SHR an networkmanager? And does WPA/WPA2 work out of the box like in Android-freerunner? Jun 19 19:00:01 <[Rui]> lord-carlos: no. for gprs you set the details in Settings, then when you press power you go to the network tab and just turn enable/disable gprs Jun 19 19:00:19 <[Rui]> lord-carlos: for wifi, there's iliwi, but I usually get better results with cli-scripts Jun 19 19:00:48 <[Rui]> lord-carlos: like I've recently said, Freerunner has big hw issues, but it's my main phone :) Jun 19 19:01:14 ok Jun 19 19:01:49 lord-carlos: you may try debian :) Jun 19 19:02:41 <[Rui]> lord-carlos: and if you use identi.ca (or twitter) be sure to take a look at elmdentica ;) Jun 19 19:03:56 no i dont Jun 19 19:10:36 meh .. booting takes forever .. over 2 minutes now Jun 19 19:11:49 looks like the system is hanging Jun 19 19:13:25 <[Rui]> lord-carlos: I strongly advise to use a µ-sd card and not nand Jun 19 19:13:32 <[Rui]> bbl Jun 19 19:14:02 why should i use µ-sd and not nand? Jun 19 19:20:25 lord-carlos: nand is faster, but has limited erase-cycles Jun 19 19:20:45 lord-carlos: usd is easy replaceable Jun 19 19:30:41 lord-carlos: first boot is known to take long Jun 19 19:41:18 meh .... mkfs on debian testing is broken .. i hate this shit Jun 19 19:41:33 it is soo damn hard to install SHR Jun 19 19:42:36 ??? Jun 19 19:42:50 dfu-util is nard? Jun 19 19:43:22 try qtmoko :) Jun 19 19:45:30 and now the system wont show me the partitions :> AHHHHHH Jun 19 20:23:22 ah fuck Jun 19 20:23:47 it does not start from µ-sd because of some error Jun 19 20:27:43 wrong image from boot command Jun 19 20:48:03 is there any other distri with something like tango GPS, wich is easy and fast to install? Jun 19 20:51:49 lord-carlos: i always thought shr is the easiest to install on NAND Jun 19 20:52:02 lord-carlos: just boot to nor u-boot, flash kernel and rootfs Jun 19 20:52:25 lord-carlos: and then it's up to you to use either Qi (not the koolu's fork) or configure u-boot properly. Jun 19 20:52:30 That's all, damn easy. Jun 19 20:52:33 well, if i start it on NAND .. it just hangs with "please wait. booting" Jun 19 20:53:44 lord-carlos: for how long? Jun 19 20:54:02 more then 5 minutes Jun 19 20:54:30 and then the screens gets black Jun 19 20:54:47 lord-carlos: and what happens if you shortly press power button then? Jun 19 20:54:56 i see 4 lines Jun 19 20:55:10 unkown boot option Jun 19 20:55:19 lord-carlos: are you using Qi? Which version? Jun 19 20:55:36 i think i am using u-boot Jun 19 20:55:50 lord-carlos: on NAND? really sure? Jun 19 20:56:00 no, i am not sure Jun 19 20:56:02 :/ Jun 19 20:56:13 i dont not use this phone for some month Jun 19 20:56:29 i just need an GPS map ready tomorrow morning Jun 19 20:56:35 lord-carlos: ever installed android on it? if yes, you're using the wrong qi fork. Jun 19 20:56:41 damn Jun 19 20:56:45 yes, i did Jun 19 20:56:55 how do i fix that? Jun 19 20:57:00 lord-carlos: then just use nor u-boot to reflash to proper qi, damn easy. Jun 19 20:57:44 lord-carlos: and do not use nor u-boot for booting the system, use NAND bootloader instead. Jun 19 20:57:56 is there an readme or tutorial on how to do that? Jun 19 20:58:10 lord-carlos: just flash qi image to "u-boot" partition Jun 19 20:58:13 lord-carlos: with dfu-util Jun 19 20:58:46 ok Jun 19 21:03:15 PaulFertser: ok, now i flashed the phone with qi-s3c2442-master-hist_3b8513d8b3d9615e.udfu. I have SHR on uSD and on nand. Jun 19 21:03:19 what sould i boot? Jun 19 21:03:21 and how? Jun 19 21:03:40 Just press the power butten and let it boot from nand? Jun 19 21:04:10 lord-carlos: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Qi Jun 19 21:04:26 lord-carlos: it will boot 1st partition on uSD by default Jun 19 21:04:54 lord-carlos: yes Jun 19 21:04:59 lord-carlos: but better remove uSD Jun 19 21:05:05 lord-carlos: to not be confused Jun 19 21:05:47 just me, or is it kinda hard to remove the uSD? Jun 19 21:05:48 lord-carlos: probably you need to reflash rootfs, i'm not sure why exactly it didn't work with the broken qi fork of koolu's. Jun 19 21:05:55 lord-carlos: kind hard Jun 19 21:07:08 You can use this cute hack of Joerg's: http://people.openmoko.org/joerg/sdcard-handle/ Jun 19 21:07:36 lord-carlos: use nail or as Paul said that hack Jun 19 21:07:39 smart Jun 19 21:09:29 mhh, looks like the phone just did a shutdown Jun 19 21:10:08 the screen is black and by pressing the power button ones nothing happens Jun 19 21:12:17 lord-carlos: no battery? Jun 19 21:12:29 lord-carlos: i mean it might have gotten flat Jun 19 21:12:38 ah, now it works Jun 19 21:25:20 lord-carlos: and? Jun 19 21:28:20 it works fine Jun 19 21:28:39 starting TangoGPS right now Jun 19 21:28:44 thanks for the help everyone Jun 19 22:47:13 hello Jun 19 22:47:24 yo Jun 19 22:47:43 I have a neo freerunner and would like to ask something, I wasn't able to get a satisfactory solution so far. Jun 19 22:48:12 I want a distro that at the same time supports wifi and bluetooth keyboard (HID) Jun 19 22:48:23 I tried SHR: mokonnect freezes and wifi doesn't work Jun 19 22:48:31 Android: no support for bluetooth HID Jun 19 22:48:41 shurdeek: with SHR you can use both Jun 19 22:48:50 shurdeek: do not use mokonnect Jun 19 22:48:52 ! Jun 19 22:49:07 QT moko: wifi works but bluetooth freezes Jun 19 22:49:11 shurdeek: if you want wifi, use plain wpa_supplicant. Some folks had success with iliwifi too Jun 19 22:49:13 so what shall i use Jun 19 22:49:17 aah ok Jun 19 22:49:27 i have shr on it right now so lemme try Jun 19 22:50:05 how do i turn on the USB ethernet on SHR? Jun 19 22:50:14 shurdeek: ifup usb0 Jun 19 22:50:21 shurdeek: should be on by default though Jun 19 22:50:23 ok lemme try Jun 19 22:50:32 well it wasnt default on mine .... Jun 19 22:50:35 just a sec Jun 19 22:51:51 shurdeek: iliwi the gui manager is called Jun 19 22:54:43 i must have old SHR then, there is no iliwi Jun 19 22:55:03 shurdeek: grab the latest shr-unstable Jun 19 22:55:05 i can't get the usb ethernet working, weird, it worked fine with qtmoko Jun 19 22:55:31 shurdeek: does qtmoko uses permanent usb mac so you get ethX on host? Jun 19 22:55:56 ok i'll use the unstable Jun 19 22:56:11 i don't actually know (re qtmoko) Jun 19 22:56:36 shurdeek: you should know because your host configuration depends on that. Jun 19 22:56:49 I don't have a preference for a distro, i don't even want to use the phone to make calls Jun 19 22:57:20 shurdeek: that's not about the preferences, that's about properly configuring your host for usb networking. Jun 19 22:57:24 well I looked at the interfaces, eth9 appeared so I assigned it 192.168.0.200/24 but I can't ping Jun 19 22:58:25 shurdeek: i suggest trying to flash shr-u Jun 19 22:59:10 jffs2 or ubifs? Never heard about the latter. Jun 19 22:59:16 shurdeek: jffs2 Jun 19 22:59:18 ok Jun 19 22:59:30 shurdeek: ubifs should be better but somehow it's not as crash-tolerant as necessary Jun 19 22:59:42 tx downloading now Jun 19 23:03:56 flashing Jun 19 23:26:46 flash done, booting Jun 19 23:43:43 oh shr unstable is up and wifi works, where are the bluetooth settings? Jun 20 00:00:17 hey dude it works! Jun 20 00:00:41 I can't find a gui for bluetooth but the manual process described in the wiki works Jun 20 00:00:55 I'll put it into a script for laters Jun 20 00:01:01 thank you very much **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Jun 20 02:59:56 2010