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Jun 16 03:48:28 <morfic> what happens with -mthumb on the sheeva?
Jun 16 04:27:03 <morfic> you google and all you see is armin76 talk in some log
Jun 16 05:45:14 <armin76> :D
Jun 16 05:46:01 <armin76> morfic: that it does thumb-enabled binaries, but thats the default iirc
Jun 16 05:46:17 <armin76> on armv7 it does thumb2 binaries instead of thumb
Jun 16 10:08:48 <morfic> armin76: too bad there is nothing to speed up that slow sheeva (slow compared to some via board doing the same imagemagick conversion as test)
Jun 16 17:59:32 <PhotoJim> the jffs2 flash partition on my SheevaPlug has a lot of uncorrectable errors.  I'm not currently using it (other than whatever must be used); my filesystems are on external devices.  does one use fsck or is there a more correct way to fix it?
Jun 16 18:00:13 <PhotoJim> doesn't look like fsck repairs jffs2.
Jun 16 18:01:18 <Tootoot222> i thought the flash was supposed to be ubifs, not jffs2
Jun 16 18:01:48 <PhotoJim> I mounted it jffs2, it's the default flash install and it mounts successfully.
Jun 16 18:02:06 <PhotoJim> /dev/mtdblock2  /media/flash    jffs2   rw,user         0       0
Jun 16 18:02:10 <PhotoJim> (from /etc/fstab)
Jun 16 18:02:31 <PhotoJim> it mounts ro due to the errors
Jun 16 18:02:45 <PhotoJim> maybe I should try to mount it -t ubifs
Jun 16 18:03:06 <PhotoJim> wrong fs type
Jun 16 18:03:32 <Tootoot222> where do you see that you have errors at PhotoJim?
Jun 16 18:03:40 <PhotoJim> in dmesg.
Jun 16 18:03:42 <PhotoJim> e.g.:
Jun 16 18:03:53 <PhotoJim> [2758951.714510] end_request: I/O error, dev mtdblock0, sector 240
Jun 16 18:03:53 <PhotoJim> [2758951.721232] uncorrectable error :
Jun 16 18:03:54 <PhotoJim> [2758951.724647] uncorrectable error :
Jun 16 18:03:58 <PhotoJim> Many such, different sectors.
Jun 16 18:04:31 <PhotoJim> I discovered it when I tried to chroot to it.  I thought I should update it in case I need it for emergency booting.
Jun 16 18:04:36 <PhotoJim> but I can't write to it, of course.
Jun 16 18:15:24 <jzaw_pl> how is your external disk connected PhotoJim ?
Jun 16 18:15:29 <jzaw_pl> usb esata?
Jun 16 18:16:43 <jzaw_pl> btw :)   https://blog.dzki.co.uk/?p=10
Jun 16 18:33:19 <PhotoJim> jzaw_pl: SATA via USB
Jun 16 18:33:29 <PhotoJim> jzaw_pl: this device doesn't have eSATA, alas, or I'd use that.
Jun 16 18:36:52 <jzaw_pl> :)
Jun 16 18:38:09 <PhotoJim> for how I use it, disk speed isn't that important anyway.
Jun 16 18:38:28 <PhotoJim> I back up to it from home.  it's offsite.  as long as it can keep up with a few Mbps, it's good. :)
Jun 16 19:21:04 <charliewy> has anyone here tried the guru plugs?
Jun 16 19:30:39 <jzaw_pl> a few ppl have
Jun 16 19:30:53 <jzaw_pl> whats the real question ;)
Jun 16 19:34:07 <Kuifje111> the real question is: "what is your uptime?"
Jun 16 19:34:13 <Kuifje111> root@debian:~# uptime
Jun 16 19:34:13 <Kuifje111> 21:33:53 up 38 days, 18:32, 2 users, load average: 0.09, 0.10, 0.09
Jun 16 19:34:16 <jzaw_pl> heheh
Jun 16 19:34:57 <jzaw_pl> Kuifje111: mines only 10 hours later from the last time i showed you my uptime :P
Jun 16 19:34:58 <jzaw_pl>  uptime
Jun 16 19:34:58 <jzaw_pl>  09:50:35 up 15 days, 11:50,  1 user,  load average: 0.01, 0.02, 0.00
Jun 16 19:34:58 <jzaw_pl> jzaw@sheeva:~$ uptime
Jun 16 19:34:58 <jzaw_pl>  19:34:23 up 15 days, 21:33,  1 user,  load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
Jun 16 19:35:02 <Kuifje111> just trolling a bit, the last line I can read is " 21:34 jzaw_pl • a few ppl have" so have no idea what you were talking about.
Jun 16 19:35:26 <Kuifje111> need to check my znc logs.
Jun 16 19:35:41 <jzaw_pl> lol
Jun 16 19:36:13 <jzaw_pl> [21:35:25]  <Kuifje111> need to check my porn logs make sure my torrents have completed
Jun 16 19:36:26 <Kuifje111> haha
Jun 16 19:36:59 <jzaw_pl> ;)
Jun 16 19:37:53 <Kuifje111> hmm, weird. znc hasnt written the log for today.
Jun 16 19:38:13 <Kuifje111> I guess it writes it when the next day starts(?)
Jun 16 19:38:50 <Kuifje111> oh no.
Jun 16 19:39:27 <Kuifje111> it's not yet in the log file though.
Jun 16 19:39:36 <Kuifje111> [19:08:40] *** Quits: sunmao (~sunmao@94-21-73-73.pool.digikabel.hu) (Remote host closed the connection)
Jun 16 19:39:36 <Kuifje111> [19:12:33] *** Quits: balrog_ (~balrog@pool-108-2-86-18.phlapa.east.verizon.net) (Quit: Lost terminal)
Jun 16 19:39:36 <Kuifje111> [20:50:58] *** Joins: gomiboy (~frodone@151.57.203.204)
Jun 16 19:39:56 <Kuifje111> oh shiit.
Jun 16 19:40:03 <Kuifje111> I am in #openplug not #sheevaplug
Jun 16 19:40:31 <Kuifje111> ha, now I got it.
Jun 16 19:41:39 <Kuifje111> jzaw_pl: is your blog run on a sheeva?
Jun 16 19:43:26 <jzaw_pl> nope
Jun 16 19:43:34 <jzaw_pl> but it could
Jun 16 19:43:56 <jzaw_pl> afterall zoneminder uses apache (or other webserver)
Jun 16 19:45:29 <Kuifje111> your wordpress skin is a bit plain though.
Jun 16 19:45:36 <jzaw_pl> yeah
Jun 16 19:45:41 <jzaw_pl> but its legible
Jun 16 19:45:54 <jzaw_pl> i hate all those weird and wonderful graphics jobbies
Jun 16 19:46:32 <jzaw_pl> im a keen photographer and love photoshop
Jun 16 19:46:41 <jzaw_pl> and done plenty of graphics for web
Jun 16 19:46:50 <jzaw_pl> but for my own pages i always prefer simplicity
Jun 16 19:47:08 <jzaw_pl> its a standard theme ... but im slowlly adding stuff to it
Jun 16 19:47:28 <jzaw_pl> the theme that is
Jun 16 19:48:34 <jzaw_pl> i thought id start a blog mostly to document the bits and pieces that i want to remember howto do
Jun 17 00:19:17 <morfic> armin76: to give example of why i called sheeva slow, a little VIA with 1.5ghz cpu runs a imagemagick convert in 11 secs, sheeva on same image takes 1 minute 4 secs (or longer), was hoping doing 16bit with a 16bit wide memory bus might help, if it already does, would explain why nothing changes on the time
Jun 17 00:27:01 <PhotoJim> morfic: no FPU in a Sheeva; I'm guessing that's significant.
Jun 17 00:27:12 <PhotoJim> morfic: for a lot of stuff it isn't significant.  for most stuff.
Jun 17 00:31:11 <morfic> gfx math it makes a difference, just double checking i am not having something wrong that makes it slower than it has to be
Jun 17 00:32:55 <PhotoJim> I doubt it.  the Sheeva isn't monstrously fast.  it's fast enough for a lot of stuff and it sips power; that's its claim to fame.
Jun 17 00:33:17 <PhotoJim> a Pentium II is fsater at some stuff.  but a Pentium II eats more power turning on than a Sheeva burns in an hour.
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