**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Feb 26 02:59:57 2011 Feb 26 16:09:58 looks like the dreamplugs are finally being shipped Feb 26 16:10:07 nothing like the abosolute end of feb :) Feb 26 16:36:00 dmb_: at least they held good on their promise this time lol Feb 26 16:51:17 hmm, should i buy one? Feb 26 16:51:22 or maybe should i focus on storage Feb 26 16:52:57 kerio: what plug(s) do you have now? Feb 26 16:53:32 sheevaplug v1 Feb 26 16:54:16 hmm, i'd say buy it because it's a good upgrade, but you'll have to buy the jtag board too Feb 26 16:54:28 yeah, that sucks ._. Feb 26 16:54:35 can't i access just the serial port through usb? Feb 26 16:54:41 there is no usb Feb 26 16:54:46 only jtag Feb 26 16:54:50 (and uart) Feb 26 16:55:16 why is that better than openocd? Feb 26 16:55:25 what Feb 26 16:55:35 openocd is the program used to access the chips via those protocols Feb 26 16:55:55 yeah, i mean, openocd through a double serial port Feb 26 16:56:17 the serial console goes through one of them (i think jtag) and openocd uses the other Feb 26 16:56:31 yeah, and why didn't the sheevaplug thing work? Feb 26 16:56:41 what sheevaplug thing? Feb 26 16:57:00 having the mini usb onboard? Feb 26 16:57:25 they might have had troubles trying to fit a jtag board onto the single chip while still adding all the things they did Feb 26 16:57:40 you have to remember it takes up as much space on the sheevaplug board as it does in the jtag module Feb 26 16:58:27 the plugs from globalscale are also ment for you to buy a bunch of them, program them with your software, and send them to clients Feb 26 16:58:36 yeah right ;) Feb 26 16:58:38 if it has a mini usb port on it, the clients can easily take your software off Feb 26 16:58:56 so they put the jtag, which discourages second-end customers from messing with stuff Feb 26 16:59:09 hrmpf :( Feb 26 16:59:15 you'll also only ever need to buy a single jtag board anyway, if you had 100 plugs Feb 26 16:59:20 you could program them all with one board Feb 26 16:59:32 yeah but i need a single serial port for a single plug Feb 26 16:59:49 it's a computer, it doesn't need a programmer ffs Feb 26 16:59:50 like i said, that's not their main target market ;D Feb 26 17:10:25 the jtag board seems kind of cheap, I all ready broke one of the wires pulling it out of a guruserver plus Feb 26 17:49:54 dmb_:Sounds like improper handling. You should neverl be pulling on the wires. Pull the connector or plug Feb 26 17:50:52 tinker-f595: the guruplug design is such that you can't pull on anything other than the wires to get the connector out. The plug fits into a recess on the box Feb 26 17:52:11 I have a guruplug and know the design Feb 26 17:52:43 I'd love to know how you can grip the jtag plug.... even with a pair of tweezers. Feb 26 17:53:21 you can do it with the shell taken off, but idk how you would do it with it on Feb 26 17:53:29 did you use a hammer to push it home :) Feb 26 17:54:43 I wonder if they changed the plugs they use since when I got mine. I got mine very early on Feb 26 23:49:46 tinker-f595: i had one of the first also Feb 26 23:50:03 if I knew the guruplug was going to heat up the way it does, i wouldn't of got it :/ Feb 26 23:50:18 now that I have a dreamplug, have to figure out what to do with guruplug server Feb 26 23:50:37 dmb_: ah, so yours arrived? Feb 26 23:51:19 no, not yet Feb 26 23:51:40 according to there site, its shipped (didn't get a tracking number yet) Feb 26 23:51:46 ah Feb 26 23:51:55 probably because it's the weekend Feb 26 23:56:20 dmb_: well if you set one of the eth ports to 100Mb/s it won't get as hot Feb 26 23:56:59 yes Feb 27 00:00:55 well you need make it dual purpose by putting a round metal plate on top and use it as cup warmer Feb 27 00:01:26 the defect is that they left the cup holder off ;) Feb 27 00:10:37 tinker-f595: lolol Feb 27 00:29:55 You know your coffee is warm when the server crashes. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Feb 27 02:59:57 2011