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Sep 03 04:35:58 <mbuf> is it possible to re-use the existing UART for any other purpose, like IrDA, for example? the 3 UARTs are now connected to GSM, GPS and console, I believe?
Sep 03 04:38:15 <SpeedEvil> RThere is no IRDA porrt
Sep 03 04:38:38 <SpeedEvil> In principle, you could connect hardware to the GPS or console port
Sep 03 04:39:01 <SpeedEvil> Umm - and I have the odd  feeling that the console shares with GSM
Sep 03 04:39:06 <SpeedEvil> I may be invernting that though
Sep 03 04:41:45 <mbuf> SpeedEvil: let me rephrase the question, can I connect an external IRDA to one of the UARTs?
Sep 03 04:42:11 <SpeedEvil> In principle, you probably could, with soldering.
Sep 03 04:42:12 <mbuf> SpeedEvil: or are all three UARTs wired 
Sep 03 04:42:17 <SpeedEvil> However - why not USB
Sep 03 04:42:21 <mbuf> SpeedEvil: I see
Sep 03 04:42:43 <mbuf> SpeedEvil: there are USB-IrDA devices?
Sep 03 04:42:53 <SpeedEvil> http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Rainbow-USB-IRDA-inc-USB-Extension-NEW-/250508850737?pt=UK_Collectables_InputDevices_RL&hash=item3a537db631
Sep 03 04:46:39 <mbuf> SpeedEvil: thanks
Sep 03 04:47:13 <SpeedEvil> np.
Sep 03 04:47:24 <SpeedEvil> IRDA internal would be possible - but will be really annoying
Sep 03 05:02:59 <PaulF> SpeedEvil: console shares an UART with gsm only on gta01 :)
Sep 03 05:05:07 <SpeedEvil> ah - k
Sep 03 05:16:06 <rooly> anyone know how to get pisi to work on the cli?
Sep 03 05:18:01 <rooly> figured it out
Sep 03 05:52:01 <rooly> is it odd that i'm finding dfu-util to go way to fast compared to it's normal operation speed?
Sep 03 06:54:31 <rooly> holy shit
Sep 03 06:54:37 <rooly> hackable:1 worked
Sep 03 08:06:26 <rhkfin> Can anyone help he at sharing internet from my desktop (Kubuntu 10.04) to Freerunner (SHR-T) over USB. This page is a mess: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/USB_Networking#DNS and really doesn't help.. I can't go and try it all.. 
Sep 03 08:06:57 <rhkfin> I've now configured knetworkmanager to see FR when it's connected but I have no idea how to share internet / dns.
Sep 03 08:07:21 <Kamping_Kaiser> does networkmangler allow multiple links to be up at the same time now?
Sep 03 08:07:44 <rhkfin> I think so, at least it connects to FR (eth1) and internet (eth0)
Sep 03 08:08:08 <rhkfin> quick restart after kernel update..
Sep 03 08:10:56 <rhkfin> pong
Sep 03 08:11:29 <ndnihil> so you want your FR to use your PC as a router to get out?
Sep 03 08:11:42 <rhkfin> yes
Sep 03 08:11:49 <ndnihil> #!/bin/bash
Sep 03 08:11:49 <ndnihil> sudo iptables -A POSTROUTING -t nat -j MASQUERADE -s 192.168.0.0/24
Sep 03 08:11:49 <ndnihil> sudo sysctl -w net.ipv4.ip_forward=1
Sep 03 08:11:49 <ndnihil> sudo ifconfig eth2 192.168.0.200 netmask 255.255.255.0
Sep 03 08:12:08 <ndnihil> that's how I do it
Sep 03 08:12:20 <rhkfin> I suppose those are not permanent changes but flushed on each restart? That's ok.
Sep 03 08:12:22 <ndnihil> connected via USB I assume
Sep 03 08:12:26 <rhkfin> USB, yes
Sep 03 08:12:50 <ndnihil> yes not permanent
Sep 03 08:13:05 <ndnihil> even then, you'll have to re-run it every time you plug in the device
Sep 03 08:13:07 <rhkfin> I'll try your script, looks decent.. I've been succesful in doing this on ~10 computers during 2 years but it just doesn't work any more. I've usually installed bind9 to do the trick but now it doesnt.
Sep 03 08:13:14 <ndnihil> unless you write some hotplug rules
Sep 03 08:13:18 <rhkfin> ndnihil: that's ok (I think knetworkmanager can do it for me ;)
Sep 03 08:17:33 <rhkfin> ndnihil: can't ping anything, ping: bad address 'google.com'
Sep 03 08:17:46 <ndnihil> do it by IP
Sep 03 08:17:55 <rhkfin> will try
Sep 03 08:18:12 <rhkfin> works: 64 bytes from 8.8.8.8: seq=0 ttl=50 time=31.147 ms
Sep 03 08:18:15 <ndnihil> if it works by IP, you need to set your DNS servers in /etc/resolv.conf on the phone
Sep 03 08:18:43 <rhkfin> great, works!
Sep 03 08:18:46 <rhkfin> veeery nice!
Sep 03 08:21:24 <rhkfin> This page is truly a mess: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/USB_Networking
Sep 03 08:22:16 <ndnihil> how?
Sep 03 08:22:24 <ndnihil> it includes the same script I pasted above
Sep 03 08:24:02 <rhkfin> it includes ~20 scripts without much information when to use what..
Sep 03 08:24:48 <ndnihil> it assumes a basic knowledge of linux and networking, but all the necessary info is there
Sep 03 08:26:09 <rhkfin> right
Sep 03 19:06:23 <rooly> can wanyone tell me what the :RCU detected CPU0 Stall ..." line is all about?
Sep 03 19:07:16 <gena2x_> rooly: someone enabled one of kernel debug options and now you can see this nice line.
Sep 03 19:07:28 <rooly> okay, i was just wondering
Sep 03 20:19:23 <PBeck> hi
Sep 03 21:16:50 <oliver_> bye
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