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Aug 07 06:00:11 <RealOpty> nbd, ping.
Aug 07 09:41:22 <builder> build #82 of ep93xx is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://tksite.gotdns.org:8010/builders/ep93xx/builds/82
Aug 07 12:54:54 <builder> build #79 of mpc52xx is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://tksite.gotdns.org:8010/builders/mpc52xx/builds/79
Aug 07 12:57:28 <builder> build #78 of etrax is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://tksite.gotdns.org:8010/builders/etrax/builds/78
Aug 07 15:06:20 <Memphiz> KanjiMonster: didn't you want to bump the ntfs-3g to current RC in trunk? ^^
Aug 07 16:02:25 <mb__> Is there a way to mount a jffs2 on a PC? I have an jffs2 image file and I'd like to mount it. Is that possible?
Aug 07 16:02:57 <xMff> yes, with mtdblock
Aug 07 16:03:19 <xMff> to fake a mtd block device in ram
Aug 07 16:03:31 <xMff> you can dd the jffs2 image on there and then mount it with -t jffs2
Aug 07 16:04:04 <xMff> if your host endianess differs, the mtd-utils provide a tool to byteswap jffs2 images
Aug 07 16:04:12 <mb__> ah yes it does
Aug 07 16:04:20 <mb__> ok, thanks. I'll try that
Aug 07 16:08:01 <mb__> "The mtdblock driver available in the MTD is an archaic tool which emulates block devices on top of MTD devices."
Aug 07 16:08:08 <mb__> ehm, no. I need the exact opposite
Aug 07 16:09:54 <xMff> mb__: well you can use it on top of /dev/loop0
Aug 07 16:11:14 <mb__> I don't understand that
Aug 07 16:11:24 <xMff> losetup /dev/loop0 image.jffs2; modprobe mtdblock; modprobe block2mtd block2mtd=/dev/loop,128KiB; modprobe jffs2; mount -t jffs2 /dev/mtdblock0 /mnt
Aug 07 16:11:51 <xMff> or mtdram
Aug 07 16:11:57 <mb__> ah block2mtd. That sounds better
Aug 07 16:13:55 <xMff> approach with mtdram: modprobe mtdblock; modprobe mtdram total_size=4096 erase_size=64; modprobe jffs2; dd if=image.jffs2 of=/dev/mtdblock0; mount -t jffs2 /dev/mtdblock0 /mnt
Aug 07 16:14:27 <xMff> the first uses a file backed loop device, the second a ram backed pseudo mtd
Aug 07 16:14:38 <mb__> yeah ok. Thanks
Aug 07 17:06:33 <builder> build #78 of gemini is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://tksite.gotdns.org:8010/builders/gemini/builds/78
Aug 07 19:20:19 <RealOpty> Hauke, morning :)
Aug 07 19:46:23 <RealOpty> Hauke, are we still able to make patches for the backfires 2.4 kernel?
Aug 07 19:46:37 <RealOpty> I know the focus is on 2.6
Aug 07 19:47:16 <RealOpty> but the mimo driver only works on 2.4, and with a board_data patch this device would be 'fully supported'
Aug 07 20:01:40 <iSteve> nbd: ping; for backlog purposes: I'll move hotplug2 to code.google.com and I'd like you to have r/w access to the repo. Are you okay with that?
Aug 07 20:05:16 <nbd> sure, sounds good
Aug 07 20:14:35 <iSteve> can I have your google account mail address, please? (and if you don't have any, may you create one?)
Aug 07 20:16:04 <nbd> nbd <at> nbd.name
Aug 07 20:23:27 <iSteve> nbd: http://code.google.com/p/hotplug2/
Aug 07 20:24:08 <nbd> cool
Aug 07 20:26:18 <KanjiMonster> nbd: finally received my dockstar today :) (the 11th came earlier than expected)
Aug 07 20:28:03 <nbd> :)
Aug 07 20:34:52 <builder> build #80 of cobalt is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://tksite.gotdns.org:8010/builders/cobalt/builds/80
Aug 07 20:54:36 <CIA-41> lars * r22524 /trunk/target/linux/xburst/patches-2.6.35/020-add-qi_lb60-board-support.patch: [xburst] qi_lb60: Fix keyboard gpio pins
Aug 07 22:06:24 <KanjiMonster> nbd: fyi, jtag pinout of the dockstar: http://plugapps.com/index.php5?title=File:DockStar_JTAG.png
Aug 07 22:15:37 <nbd> cool, thx
Aug 07 22:55:00 <_trine> Linux plugbox 2.6.34.2-dockstar-00159-gd5375d7-dirty #1 PREEMPT Tue Aug 3 09:56:32 CDT 2010 armv5tel Feroceon 88FR131 rev 1 (v5l) Seagate DockStar Board GNU/Linux
Aug 07 22:55:22 <_trine> arch linux
Aug 08 00:04:47 <RealOpty> cshore, hey.
Aug 08 00:05:20 <cshore> pong RealOpty
Aug 08 00:05:52 <RealOpty> cshore, whatcha workin on :)?
Aug 08 00:06:32 <cshore> just chatting with my boss and not getting much done otherwise....past few days have been unproductive for me because of health issues
Aug 08 00:06:48 <RealOpty> damn that sucks bro.
Aug 08 00:07:29 <cshore> yeah, it'll pass though
Aug 08 00:55:35 <RealOpty> cshore, ping.
Aug 08 00:56:45 <RealOpty> when im making a patch to a file like backfire/target/linux/brcm-2.4/files/drivers/mtd/maps/somehting.c
Aug 08 00:56:56 <RealOpty> should i use quilt ?
Aug 08 02:35:39 <cshore> pong
Aug 08 02:36:05 <cshore> RealOpty: yes you should use quilt
Aug 08 02:37:16 <cshore> RealOpty: then copy the patches to target/linux/brm47xx/patches-2.6.xx.xx and do svn diff
Aug 08 02:37:22 <RealOpty> cshore, use that patch for submiting to openwrt too yeah?
Aug 08 02:37:25 <RealOpty> ah okies
Aug 08 02:37:27 <cshore> yes
Aug 08 02:37:40 <cshore> that is the svn diff one
Aug 08 02:39:00 <RealOpty> cshore, once a patch that im already using is applied to the svn, then i do svn up, what should i do for conflicts?
Aug 08 02:41:27 <cshore> fix them?  i.e. edit the file so the conflict is resolved and remove the conflict markers
Aug 08 02:41:33 <cshore> <<<
Aug 08 02:41:33 <cshore> ====
Aug 08 02:41:33 <cshore> >>>>
Aug 08 02:41:56 <cshore> the top will be one version, the bottom the other
Aug 08 02:42:21 <cshore> you want to choose one, or merger, or whatever is necessary, and then remove those markers
Aug 08 02:42:36 <cshore> *merge even
Aug 08 02:44:55 <RealOpty> cshore, once i make a patch, does my svn have to be the latest version?
Aug 08 02:45:06 <RealOpty> before submiting to you?
Aug 08 02:45:06 <cshore> yes
Aug 08 02:45:09 <RealOpty> ok
Aug 08 02:45:20 <cshore> btw did your last patches get applied?
Aug 08 02:45:27 <RealOpty> cshore, i was about to tell you
Aug 08 02:45:37 <RealOpty> cshore, yes hauke has applied them
Aug 08 02:46:30 <RealOpty> cshore, my makechkimg code that i found, is used with another router also, so support was added for that one too. :D
Aug 08 02:46:41 <cshore> cool
Aug 08 02:49:59 <cshore> how's the baby and momma? (and a little something I'm confused on; are you the momma or the poppa?)
Aug 08 02:50:14 <RealOpty> im daddy
Aug 08 02:50:34 <RealOpty> but moms is doing good. shes healing well.
Aug 08 02:50:49 <cshore> I thought you seemed a little active for a recent birth :)
Aug 08 02:51:00 <RealOpty> cshore, you thought i was female?
Aug 08 02:51:04 <cshore> didn't know
Aug 08 02:51:15 <RealOpty> hehhehe lol
Aug 08 02:52:38 <cshore> that's the thing about text chat...you really don't know
Aug 08 02:53:01 <RealOpty> for sure
Aug 08 02:54:07 <cshore> not that there's many women likely on OpenWRT channel anyway....geek boy stuff seems to be geek boy stuff for some reason
Aug 08 02:54:30 <RealOpty> i know its so weird...
Aug 08 02:54:47 <RealOpty> i cant even get my wife to use ubuntu bro
Aug 08 02:54:59 <RealOpty> she says: 'I just dont like it'
Aug 08 02:55:09 <cshore> heh
Aug 08 02:55:13 <RealOpty> and i think she means that she just dont understand it lol
Aug 08 02:55:59 <RealOpty> just dont make sense to me to use windows just for firefox when you can do the same with ubuntu and have a  stable system
Aug 08 02:56:08 <RealOpty> that i can use while your using it too lol
Aug 08 02:56:25 <cshore> :)
Aug 08 02:56:27 <RealOpty> id like to use her machine to compile my code.
Aug 08 02:56:32 * RealOpty *rants*
Aug 08 02:57:36 <RealOpty> hmmm that reminds me. I should try to get my core2duo running again.
Aug 08 02:59:46 <cshore> I bought a amd quad core on amd recently....barebones system, and put in an dvd+rw drive I had and some SATA hard drives for a RAID array from a previous system.  Only cost about $400 for the new computer.  Pretty good deal especially compared to the local computer store
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