**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Mar 05 02:59:58 2010 Mar 05 03:01:40 Guys those of you that use komodo heres the basic idea of how the new appinfo panel will work: http://random.templarian.com/appinfo.html Mar 05 03:03:09 (i dont use it) but thats nice Mar 05 03:06:55 Yea next will be converting it over to XUL. Mar 05 03:39:25 jacques: so the X snafu I'm rather certain is due to it's use of select, interfering with the semaphores in SDL. palm documents as much, and debuging shows the rendering thread hangs waiting for the semaphore to be posted to Mar 05 03:39:38 jacques: resulting in the display not being updated Mar 05 03:40:06 jacques: 'documents' i mean use of select being dangerous is mentioned in their patch Mar 05 03:40:20 jacques: but as to how to /fix/ it.. I wish I could just rebuild sdl :(. Mar 05 03:42:04 jacques: and perhaps I'm lacking on some binary hack magic, but I'm not sure how one would get at/modify/access some of SDL's state Mar 05 03:42:51 jacques: since much of it isn't exposed in the dynamic symbol table. you mentioned introspecting the hidden struct in the SDL_VideoDevice, did you have an idea of how to do that? Mar 05 03:43:19 anyone else that wants to jump in on this is welcome to ;) Mar 05 03:46:51 I would like to say something like "you just said something that would get you made fun of in highschool, or get you accused of making things up and pretending to sound smart" Mar 05 03:47:19 zsoc: unfortunately no :( Mar 05 03:47:41 I honestly thought you made up the word semaphore Mar 05 03:47:46 I think that makes me a bad geek Mar 05 03:48:22 nah, a good geek always is learning :D Mar 05 03:49:34 libsdl-1.2-patch:4472 is the comment I'm talking about, fwiw. although regardless it definitely hangs waiting for the activate semaphore, and indefinitely so. Mar 05 03:50:08 sup fellas Mar 05 03:50:25 peent. Mar 05 03:50:41 :D Mar 05 03:51:43 usually this dead? Mar 05 03:51:54 :( Mar 05 03:52:40 dtzWill: WOW Mar 05 03:52:46 jacques: yeah, it's super lame Mar 05 03:52:52 dtzWill: Nice Work Mar 05 03:53:08 jacques: ty, but it's not nice work until it's fixed :P Mar 05 03:53:32 jacques: but yes i'm happy that at least we have some idea what's going on. Mar 05 03:53:34 dtzWill: can you point me to roughly where that comment in the patch is ? Mar 05 03:53:46 .:21:50:28:. <+dtzWill> libsdl-1.2-patch:4472 is the comment I'm talking about, fwiw. although regardless it definitely hangs waiting for the activate semaphore, and indefinitely so. Mar 05 03:53:56 sorry didn't include you on that one :) Mar 05 03:54:25 oops I hadn't read down that far yet :-) Mar 05 03:57:00 I wonder if going multi-threaded would be the right thing Mar 05 03:57:45 jacques: well my ... surest-to-work-but-i'm-not-super-happy-about idea to fix this is to push all sdl interactions Mar 05 03:57:53 jacques: into a separate process Mar 05 03:58:15 jacques: and just send frames through shared memory or the like, and feed the input (mouse/keyboard) through some defined ipc channel Mar 05 03:58:17 not separate thread? Mar 05 03:58:45 jacques: well no, I want them in separate process space, different file descriptors, and explicitly cannot interfere Mar 05 03:59:03 jacques: they already are different threads which is the issue (what with all the callbacks and semaphores) Mar 05 03:59:46 it sounds like I need to read the code again Mar 05 03:59:49 jacques: we know we can draw random shit to the screen in an SDL app (see every sdl app we've made so far), and the fact that we're getting frames from some memory that a different X runtime is writing to....? shrug :) (as an easy way to see that my suggestion would work) Mar 05 04:00:05 jacques: well I don't mean to send you away :( Mar 05 04:00:23 not rght now - making a serial cable Mar 05 04:01:09 maybe X can just be modified to not use select Mar 05 04:01:12 jacques: but SDL spawns a thread for the Napp stuff... which interacts with SDL through various callbacks Mar 05 04:01:23 or rather, to not have a timeout on the select? Mar 05 04:01:24 jacques: i thought about that, but what's the alternative? cpu-intensive polling? :/ Mar 05 04:01:37 jacques: that was an idea, to ditch the timeouts Mar 05 04:01:57 let SDL do the waiting Mar 05 04:03:23 now that you found the problem, I think we can lick it any number of ways Mar 05 04:03:31 jacques: well that sounds good, but I'm not sure how we do this. Mar 05 04:03:58 jacques: but then again it's been a long day here, and i'm a bit burned out :). hence my braindump of sorts above hehe Mar 05 04:04:47 jacques: yeah, i'm not 100% that i perfectly describe what's going on. but it's definitely do to some bad locking, doesn't happen until the 'select' stuff in X, and definitely is related to the IActivateCallback deal Mar 05 04:05:33 jacques: hell in the process of doing this i actually replaced the sdl shit with sdlgles shit, hoping that rendering model (explict swapbuffers, etc) would help things. Mar 05 04:06:00 jacques: ...it does not :). but if this suffers performance issues (vba did until I switched, but that could be for other reasons, just uploading a texture to render it shouldn't be faster in GLES than sdl...) Mar 05 04:07:01 good news is that despite hating my life, the separate process should absolutely fix this. a simpler more direct solution is of course welcome :) Mar 05 04:07:16 should or should not be faste? Mar 05 04:07:17 r Mar 05 04:07:41 I don't think we need to go to separate process Mar 05 04:07:56 I am going to look into it based on that assumption Mar 05 04:07:59 well it was for vba, but I don't see why (if all we're doing is writing a surface to the screen) that using sdl would be any slower than uploading as a texture every frame and rendering it Mar 05 04:08:15 jacques: good man :). i certainly don't wanna have to do that, it's just.. messy hehe Mar 05 04:08:37 jacques: but I like knowing in an abstract sense that we have some solution, now to improve upon it :) Mar 05 04:08:46 yes I agree, any app which essentially redraws the entire screen every frame will not benefit Mar 05 04:09:26 now X doesn't have to be like that of course, but I think kdrive assumes that model Mar 05 04:09:39 jacques: right, and despite damage and whatnot, the kdrive ...yes you're right, it pushes entire frames Mar 05 04:11:18 jacques: I think we can implement partial updating after we get anything other than a black screen :D Mar 05 04:11:29 jacques: (clearly, not suggesting you had something else in mind) Mar 05 04:11:34 I consider thie a vey positive development :-) Mar 05 04:12:01 can't type well with tools all over my keybord Mar 05 04:12:25 jacques: hahaha. what're you building? a serial cable, you said? what for? :D Mar 05 04:12:40 my new beagle board Mar 05 04:12:49 jacques: yeah, it's good having some grasp on wtf was failing :/. here's hoping we can fix it elegantly Mar 05 04:13:02 jacques: oooooo fun Mar 05 04:13:15 jacques: I've never been much of a hardware hacker, but those things look like a blast Mar 05 04:13:34 yeah I just got it. haven't even powered it up yet Mar 05 04:13:55 I know I have a bag of the serial adaptors I need somewhere, but cannot find it Mar 05 04:14:22 gonna get out the soldering iron in a bit, unless I cannot resist looking at Xsdl Mar 05 04:14:30 has a box marked "Serial adaptors" Mar 05 04:15:09 jacques: soldering at your board probably will be more fun :P. maybe i'm bitter from fighting with it so much hehe Mar 05 04:15:11 I have a bag of db9 to IDC 10-pin Mar 05 04:15:52 dtzWill: no reason to feel bad - you found the problem! Mar 05 04:15:57 * zsoc 's serial adapters consist of db9 and db25, gender changers, cables, and a few crimp on ends.. baby stuff Mar 05 04:16:49 * jacques is going to make a DTE cable so he doesn't need a null modem Mar 05 04:17:23 jacques: agreed, sorry. I'm actually not upset, happy in fact that we can fix this :). I meant a little playfullly bitter. Mar 05 04:17:30 because deep down I wouldn't be doing it if I didn't love it :D Mar 05 04:17:56 if you must be upset, be upset at palm ;-) Mar 05 04:18:38 a little bit, yes. but then again they didn't claim to have documented this (or even have it ready for use) either. Mar 05 04:20:05 well, it is march, and the pdk is supposed to be in beta this month Mar 05 04:28:01 nslu2 power supply fits a beagle board perfectly Mar 05 04:28:33 jacques, that is very convenient Mar 05 04:29:09 zsoc: yep :-) Mar 05 04:50:10 any you guys using the seidio battery? Mar 05 04:50:16 nope Mar 05 04:50:52 cxreg: yes Mar 05 04:51:07 is it a noticable improvement? Mar 05 04:51:57 it def adds a few hours. Mar 05 04:52:07 it really depends on your usage and exactly which battery you get Mar 05 04:52:47 i use the seidio 1350mAh battery Mar 05 04:53:02 My Mugen shipped out today! Mar 05 04:53:06 * halfhalo is very happy Mar 05 04:53:10 mugen? Mar 05 04:53:19 japanese infinity? Mar 05 04:53:42 i dunno Mar 05 04:53:51 I do know it was only 31 dollars Mar 05 04:54:26 what is it? Mar 05 04:54:35 anyone know if terminal is going to be updated or should we get used to terminus? Mar 05 04:54:39 mugen is the japanese word for infinity Mar 05 04:54:47 dreadchicken: use terminus for now. Mar 05 04:54:58 terminal will probably be updated eventually. but dont take my word for it Mar 05 04:55:12 i am guessing it isnt top priority right now. but yeah Mar 05 04:56:51 yay! serial cable works Mar 05 05:09:46 ooh serial cable? attached how? Mar 05 05:10:06 epv: sorry - not to my pre - to my beagle board Mar 05 05:10:40 ohh Mar 05 05:11:06 the OS does see serial tty devices :) Mar 05 05:11:16 i think it even runs a getty on ttyS1 or something Mar 05 05:13:27 I see this: Mar 05 05:13:27 root 8680 1 0 18:41 ttyACM0 00:00:00 pppd /dev/tts/modem0 file /etc/ppp/options-cdma mtu 1480 Mar 05 05:14:42 lsof doesn't currently show any other processes with serial ports open Mar 05 05:14:53 but there are three more Mar 05 05:16:41 i think a palm kernel guy was one here once and said one is a serial port brought out on their dev boards Mar 05 05:19:42 yeah, serial is still very useful for board support dev Mar 05 05:33:17 re Mar 05 05:35:39 re rwhitby Mar 05 06:07:12 A quote from the forums: "MyTether 2.1.0 was a breakthrough in the stability of this app. It worked flawlessly ever since WebOS Internals got involved." Mar 05 06:07:21 lol Mar 05 06:07:49 (note that we didn't get involved in the functionality of the app at all, just the safe packaging for installation and removal) Mar 05 06:08:02 I know. Its still funny Mar 05 06:10:44 rwhitby: what RSS reader do you use on the Pre? Mar 05 06:11:19 * halfhalo strongy reccomends Newsroom Mar 05 06:11:27 dBsooner: I don't. I use NetNewsWire on the laptop. Mar 05 06:11:33 boo Mar 05 06:11:33 * halfhalo also knows he can't speel today Mar 05 06:11:53 Newsroom is worth it Mar 05 06:11:57 and man i have been noticing HORRIBLE battery life with 1.4.0 Mar 05 06:12:12 hrmm Mar 05 06:12:13 it seems PmWiFiManager is eating CPU process during idle Mar 05 06:12:15 I did to at first Mar 05 06:12:16 really? Mar 05 06:12:24 it won't let the WiFi sleep Mar 05 06:12:28 but now its back to normal Mar 05 06:12:33 Well i never have IM on Mar 05 06:12:40 IM? Mar 05 06:12:44 Neither do i. Mar 05 06:12:50 Weirdo's Mar 05 06:12:52 but everything else on, I've been at a 2%/hr burn rate Mar 05 06:12:58 PmWiFiManager = Palm WiFi Manager Mar 05 06:13:04 which is almost as good as smart reflex was for me at 1.77%/hr Mar 05 06:13:14 and that's with wifi/gps on 24/7 Mar 05 06:13:16 Im at a little more than 2% with no wifi, and my 3 background apps Mar 05 06:13:18 i have been running around 5%/hr burn rate Mar 05 06:13:33 well maybe not.. Mar 05 06:13:37 I'll test it more tomorrow Mar 05 06:13:51 My Mugen needs to get here now Mar 05 06:13:54 * rwhitby ignores battery life by buying extra touchstones and placing them everywhere I spend more than an hour a day Mar 05 06:14:00 I only go off idle time, because once you start using it or any phone really primarily they become 5-6 hour devices Mar 05 06:14:04 lol Mar 05 06:14:22 I'm to cheap to pick up a new charger for a new touchstone Mar 05 06:14:25 rwhitby: thats classic Mar 05 06:14:48 rwhitby: but shouldn't be the way you operate. We should be able to last all day without extra TS's. Mar 05 06:14:58 dBsooner: seriously, I have 2 at home (bedroom and living room), 1 in the car, and 2 at work. Mar 05 06:15:04 lol Mar 05 06:15:07 I have.... one Mar 05 06:15:08 I need to get more Mar 05 06:15:11 By my bed Mar 05 06:15:27 My pre lasts all day as it is Mar 05 06:15:45 I need an extra charger though, cause one of the ones at work is not connected - it's just a magnetic base for the Pre which is not charging. Mar 05 06:15:51 unless its in one of those "Imma eat your battery" modes wit 30% battery drain an hour Mar 05 06:16:15 charging doesn't bother me, but seriously go to bed at 12am most nights and wake up at 7 or 8am and only 9-10% of battery is used tyipcally Mar 05 06:16:22 I had that yesterday Mar 05 06:16:40 that's with GPS and wifi turned to "on" Mar 05 06:16:48 my biggest complaint about 1.4.0 is the Phone App locking up Mar 05 06:16:53 and random Luna reboots Mar 05 06:17:04 hmmm Mar 05 06:17:11 the random Luna reboots seem to happen most often when running Preware and the AC at the same time Mar 05 06:17:11 my phone is beeping at me Mar 05 06:17:13 installing apps Mar 05 06:17:13 phone app as in the actual dialer app? Mar 05 06:17:22 psykoz: yes. Mar 05 06:17:30 I should find out why Mar 05 06:17:33 like i will go hours without receiving a text or call Mar 05 06:17:45 and then all of a sudden Luna will reboot Mar 05 06:17:53 and "ding ding ding ding ding" Mar 05 06:17:56 texts start rolling in Mar 05 06:18:02 dbsooner, getting any calls come in and ring once and then show as "missed" cases? Mar 05 06:18:06 and "you have 3 new voicemails" Mar 05 06:18:10 i get it multiple times today running preware, music player, and wirc Mar 05 06:18:19 s/get/got/ Mar 05 06:18:19 mjkjr meant: i got it multiple times today running preware, music player, and wirc Mar 05 06:18:30 I have not gotten it, and I only have wirc installed right now Mar 05 06:18:31 psykoz: no.. just no calls at all.. like my wife called 3 times this morning she said. Mar 05 06:18:38 my phone never even thought a call came in Mar 05 06:18:44 but she left VM's every time Mar 05 06:18:57 anyway, I am off to bed. Mar 05 06:19:02 I'll kick the pre's butt tomorrow Mar 05 06:19:08 I had a long day selling girl scout cookies. Mar 05 06:19:10 oh Mar 05 06:19:10 night ya'll Mar 05 06:19:15 I'm getting multiple ring-once calls during the day and phone app sometimes goes to the new card view-splash almost too much Mar 05 06:19:28 but other than everything else seems to be okay Mar 05 06:19:56 hmmm, i only have luna crashes, lol Mar 05 06:33:22 any vzw users know for certain if EAS will stop working with the "cheap" data plan? Mar 05 06:33:46 i didnt even know the a*hole rep set up the $45 plan Mar 05 06:34:18 i set it to 10 minute pulling instead of as arrives, hopefully it will keep working Mar 05 06:35:49 anyone know if caj2008 hangs out here? Mar 05 06:36:58 looking for testers for upstart manager service 0.0.7 in the alpha testing feed. Mar 05 06:37:08 newman314: he does not Mar 05 06:38:00 ah, i see. he's making some statements in a xxxmhz thread that his patches are electronically optimized and I'm wondering what he is doing to be able to claim to do so. Mar 05 06:38:48 how the HELL can you "electronically optimize" a patch? Mar 05 06:38:57 specifically "electronically optimized to the phone" which sounds like mumbo jumbo without any details. Mar 05 06:39:01 type it while hooked up to a car battery? Mar 05 06:39:10 http://forums.precentral.net/palm-pre-tips-information-resources/233691-720-800mhz-alpha-testers-4.html Mar 05 06:39:40 maybe it's a magic voltmeter Mar 05 06:39:54 HA Mar 05 06:40:03 "here, i'll electronically optimize your laptop" Mar 05 06:41:20 By stealing half the ram? Mar 05 06:41:30 Thats what I would do Mar 05 06:41:57 where does it say electonically optimized? Mar 05 06:42:12 http://forums.precentral.net/palm-pre-tips-information-resources/233691-720-800mhz-alpha-testers-4.html#post2282746 Mar 05 06:42:15 "These kernels are optimized electronically to the phone (WebOS1.3.5.1 only) and cause minimum stress to the system. In addition, I have ten additional testers working on the OS1.3.5.1 kernel as I didn't receive reports from everyone in the initial alpha testing group. BTW-No frakking was reported with these OS1.3.5.1 dependent kernels. " Mar 05 06:42:29 "These kernels are optimized electronically to the phone (WebOS1.3.5.1 only) and cause minimum stress to the system." Mar 05 06:42:36 halfhalo-sleepyt: beat me to it Mar 05 06:42:58 from what I saw of the patches. marco/jeff set the *minimum* cpu speed to 600mhz Mar 05 06:43:09 ah. well, that's reasonably true. Mar 05 06:43:17 and was using the conservative governor. Mar 05 06:43:43 the patches are actually a replacement kernel, which defines new OPP points in the kernel code according to patches for later generation omap devices Mar 05 06:43:49 rwhitby: but with the implication that the default kernel is not "electronically optimized" Mar 05 06:44:05 which does not make any sense imo Mar 05 06:44:24 see http://forums.precentral.net/palm-pre-tips-information-resources/233691-720-800mhz-alpha-testers-5.html#post2282992 Mar 05 06:44:24 the default kernel does not have defined OPP points for > 600MHz, so leaving the attempts at putting that into laymans langage aside, it's correct. Mar 05 06:45:02 well since the default kernel does not have OPP6 or 7, it's simply not possible to go to 720 or 800 Mar 05 06:45:15 right, that's why a new kernel is used for those patches. Mar 05 06:45:15 that's a definition issue not "optimization" Mar 05 06:45:47 well, he attempted to explain kernel OPP points in layman's language for PreCentral. Mar 05 06:45:50 * mjkjr is tired of reading the "Preware and Pkg Mgr Svc crash luna" post, one member is saying it's a well known they are the issue. lol Mar 05 06:46:07 lol Mar 05 06:46:15 it be my sleepytime now Mar 05 06:46:16 mjkjr: URL? Mar 05 06:46:36 rwhitby: I guess my take on it is he did not do a good job as that really does not do much to explain OPP. Mar 05 06:46:58 newman314: agreed. but no-one is going to be able to explain OPP properly to people who read PreCentral. Mar 05 06:47:08 hehe. Mar 05 06:47:32 and he's not the one who does the kernel patches and build, so he may not have a full understanding himself. Mar 05 06:48:08 I guess it would have been easier to say "added/defined additional clock speeds" instead of "electronic optimization" =) Mar 05 06:48:40 rwhitby: thereby, not a good candidate to try to explain things as it confuses things further. Mar 05 06:48:46 agreed on both counts Mar 05 06:49:28 he's trying to distinguish them from the previous generation of patches, which didn't modify the kernel at all. Mar 05 06:49:42 i'm tempted to chime in on that thread cept i have a feeling caj2008 would react badly. Mar 05 06:50:00 dBsooner: Seen the message? Mar 05 06:50:09 maybe there should a summary thread once and for all about all the different patches/methods available. Mar 05 06:51:18 Hello together. Quick question (I already asked before but I think nobody was awake at that time): Is dosbox in the WebOS Internals PDK actively maintained? Can we expect a working IPK soon? Mar 05 06:51:52 in any case, I'm going back to watching Chuck Mar 05 06:52:22 Chuck is teh awesome Mar 05 06:52:25 hey kayahr! Mar 05 06:52:54 Hi :-) Mar 05 06:53:53 kayahr: so, what do we need to do to set you up for the repo now? Mar 05 06:54:16 kayahr: I've added your key already Mar 05 06:54:58 rwhitby: Well I haven't used GIT as a commiter before, but because you needed my SSH public key I guess I access the repo over git+ssh prototocol instead of git, right? And I guess I need a username for the URL. Mar 05 06:55:47 kayahr: to access the WIDK: Mar 05 06:56:00 git clone git@git.webos-internals.org:preware/cross-compile.git Mar 05 06:56:19 kayahr: make sure you configure your git global config with your name and email address Mar 05 06:56:51 rwhitby: Name and email address is already configured. Found this in some tutorial Mar 05 06:56:56 so is the download throttle manager patch no longer needed for 1.4? Mar 05 06:57:15 kayahr: try that clone now then Mar 05 06:58:01 rwhitby: Doesn't work: Permission denied (publickey) Mar 05 06:58:32 rwhitby: getting links, also blames the lock screen bug on them. Mar 05 06:58:42 http://forums.precentral.net/webos-patches/234004-patch-request-w-pictures-new-lock-screen.html lol Mar 05 06:58:47 kayahr: please type "ssh -v git@git.webos-internals.org" to debug the authentication error. it won't get a terminal login, but it will tell you the error Mar 05 06:59:35 #49 http://forums.precentral.net/palm-pre/234341-majority-vs-minority-3.html Mar 05 06:59:44 rwhitby: This is the interesting part of the output: debug1: Authentications that can continue: publickey Mar 05 06:59:44 debug1: Next authentication method: publickey Mar 05 06:59:44 debug1: Offering public key: /home/k/.ssh/id_rsa Mar 05 06:59:44 debug1: Authentications that can continue: publickey Mar 05 06:59:44 debug1: No more authentication methods to try. Mar 05 06:59:45 Permission denied (publickey). Mar 05 07:00:23 http://forums.precentral.net/palm-pre/234283-random-restarts-2.html Mar 05 07:01:43 mjkjr: which post in that one? Mar 05 07:02:29 kind of scattered around but 33, atleast adds a link Mar 05 07:03:42 thx Mar 05 07:04:39 kayahr: typo at my end, fixing now Mar 05 07:05:07 kayahr: please try again now - my cut and paste of the key omitted the first character Mar 05 07:05:42 rwhitby: Works Mar 05 07:06:29 LOL. Google posts about Tor and privacy but fails with Buzz =) Mar 05 07:08:31 rwhitby, that pastee link won't mean anything to 75% of people lol, maybe your actual tweet would. Mar 05 07:14:53 Good night Mar 05 07:15:10 night mjkjr Mar 05 07:37:05 hey, a new poll on AUPT success! http://forums.precentral.net/palm-pre/poll-2043-a.html <- 44% in this one Mar 05 07:46:42 lol @ "thanks precentral" Mar 05 08:01:43 rwhitby, that's 81.25% success rate with patches installed! Mar 05 08:08:27 egaudet: I'm going to package up the i686g25 toolchain that we build on the optware autobuilder, and make preware build.git download and use that Mar 05 08:09:06 awesome Mar 05 08:15:58 I'll test it on opkg first. should have that going soon. Mar 05 08:25:18 egaudet: pushed, please test i686 toolchain. Mar 05 08:26:46 * rwhitby bbl Mar 05 08:27:02 bad link Mar 05 08:27:37 rwhitby, bad permissions on file? forbidden Mar 05 08:27:45 http://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/nslu2/sources/i686-unknown-linux-gnu-1.4.1.tar.gz Mar 05 09:22:04 hi can anyone help me, i'm trying to flash the modem on my pre, but i'm getting open port /dev/tts/modemdiag Failed Mar 05 10:35:18 Hi i've got a question, i am trying to update my modem on pre, and after a few comands i foundout that my modem version comes us as "eomsbl" instead Mar 05 10:36:58 of the CU0.5.13 version Mar 05 11:05:14 z33ma: your best bet is probably to ask on mobile-files.com - we don't do modem modifications in this channel Mar 05 11:05:57 rwhitby: thanks, just found the site :) thanks Mar 05 11:06:10 z33ma: good luck Mar 05 11:07:11 i'll need it..cos pre is a semi brick.. :/ Mar 05 11:07:44 any idea how it happened? Mar 05 11:11:08 not sure, worked perfect till 1.4 cameout Mar 05 11:11:12 *update Mar 05 11:11:20 then everything worked besides calls Mar 05 11:11:44 so tried to downgrade and see if that worked Mar 05 11:11:52 but didnt work at all Mar 05 11:12:04 then started getting sos Mar 05 11:12:18 so tried the PmModemUpdater Mar 05 11:12:32 and that says it flashed 100% Mar 05 11:13:40 but still reads as oemsbl Mar 05 11:46:52 good lord Mar 05 11:47:09 somebody is complaining that blink notifications are going to drain their battery Mar 05 12:45:47 I installed a few patches from Preware. Mar 05 12:45:58 Do I need to remove them before upgrading to 1.4? Mar 05 12:46:41 hi, how can I enable tethering on my palm without using mythether? Is it possible with o2? Mar 05 12:47:02 There's supposedly freetether. Mar 05 12:56:03 oh dear. It looks like an awfull hack. for sprint/verizon/usa only Mar 05 12:59:58 It's all an awful hack. Mar 05 13:00:19 I can't wait until laws are passed banning carriers from providing phones. Mar 05 13:00:24 And dictating firmware features or misfeatures. Mar 05 13:01:10 I want to connect to my university's wifi network. the wpa_supplicant configuration can be seen here: http://www.hs-regensburg.de/einrichtungen/rz/rz-anleitungen/rz-wlan/installationsanleitung-fuer-linux/wlan-unter-linux-am-beispiel-von-ubuntu.html Mar 05 13:01:11 I make the following: stop PmNetConfigManager && wpa_supplicant -Dwext -ieth0 -c /uni.config but receive the following error: Mar 05 13:01:33 ioctl[SIOCSIWPMKSA]: Invalid argument Mar 05 13:01:33 ioctl[SIOCSIWAP]: Network is unreachable Mar 05 13:02:13 does the pre's wifi driver support TKIP/PAP/stuff of that configuration? Mar 05 13:28:56 does preware still work with the new update for the palm pre? Mar 05 13:30:02 yes Mar 05 13:30:25 wow i'm so pumped... i'm finally gettin a haircut after 3 months ;d Mar 05 13:31:23 ok, should i have to reinstall anything Mar 05 13:31:28 it wont download the feeds? Mar 05 13:32:16 what do u mean that "it wont download feeds" Mar 05 13:32:54 it starts downloading feeds Mar 05 13:32:58 and just NEVER finished Mar 05 13:33:07 its been going for 15 mins. Mar 05 13:33:15 oh then idk maybe some of the feeds are down? Mar 05 13:35:16 Is there a way to exclude some packages from 'update all'? Mar 05 13:57:54 I have just tried iwconfig eth0 mode Ad-Hoc and received 'Error for wireless request "Set Mode" (8B06) : SET failed on device eth0 ; Invalid argument.' Mar 05 13:58:04 is ad-hoc broken since 1.4? Mar 05 13:59:30 or do get european palm-costumers receive just crappy palm from o2 where nothing is allowed to do? Mar 05 13:59:59 ad-hoc hasn't worked since 1.2 Mar 05 14:00:19 quotemstr: Manage Feeds Mar 05 14:00:52 so using pre as an wifi-hotspot isn't possible? Mar 05 14:01:46 wtf Mar 05 14:01:50 luna crashed again Mar 05 14:01:51 comicinker: sure it is, didn't you see all the press about that feature for Verizon? Mar 05 14:01:55 yesterday/today Mar 05 14:01:56 :( Mar 05 14:02:13 I'm from europe Mar 05 14:02:41 they compiled ap support out of the general kernel and left it in verizon iirc. Mar 05 14:03:05 mikewx: ap is different from ad-hoc Mar 05 14:03:08 so you need a new kernel, there was a guy making them but i dunno what current status is Mar 05 14:03:10 oh, sorry Mar 05 14:03:23 * mikewx goes back to being a wallflower Mar 05 14:03:47 you don't need a new kernel. there are a number of tethering and hotspot solutions. Just search on PreCentral.net Mar 05 14:06:18 rwhitby: I don't want to use the shiny gui for 10 bucks when I can use a terminal from my PC Mar 05 14:06:37 use freetether Mar 05 14:07:08 comicinker: who said anything about 10 bucks? Mar 05 14:08:14 there is a free version of mytether too anyway tethering is good ;d Mar 05 14:08:25 ;D Mar 05 14:08:45 I'm already searching PreCentral.net. There is MyTether and some weird hacks mostly for Verizon, Sprint or they are outdated or just not available for european costumers Mar 05 14:09:14 because of a different contract with the distributor (o2) Mar 05 14:09:46 I think I will try to install the appropriate kernel module or another kernel Mar 05 14:11:12 because it seems like "iwconfig eth0 mode master" is also not supported by the sd8xxx driver Mar 05 14:13:35 ok, let us know how it goes. Mar 05 14:15:19 So, who's up for some radical new ipkgservice and preware alpha testing? Mar 05 14:16:36 You not only get to test some experimental new code which isolates the Preware feed list files from any App Catalog interference, but you also get to test the new add and remove feeds feature. Mar 05 14:50:11 If you had downloaded the alpha test versions previously, you will want to re-download a new set. Mar 05 14:50:37 See http://forums.precentral.net/showthread.php?p=2284635 for details. Mar 05 14:53:18 rwhitby: go to bed Mar 05 14:53:27 rwhitby: the wife is going to have your hide. Mar 05 14:53:45 rwhitby: only avail in testing feed? Mar 05 14:54:14 dBsooner: Friday night, and nothing on tomorrow morning. This is my uninterrupted hacking time, during which I just did a major architecture change in ipkgservice. Mar 05 14:54:32 oh yea.. it is fri night there. Mar 05 14:54:33 my bad Mar 05 14:54:41 Being unemployed I don't pay attention to days. Mar 05 14:54:52 rwhitby: how major? Mar 05 14:54:56 * dBsooner goes to read.. Mar 05 14:58:30 how exciting... tonight i'm going gambling and tomorrow i'm going skiing :P Mar 05 14:58:36 Not as major as I was contemplating, cause I worked out a cunning plan while designing it. Mar 05 15:00:33 rwhitby: VERY nice.. Mar 05 15:00:47 the cache idea was superb Mar 05 15:02:10 rwhitby: Between you and I, how unstable is this release? Mar 05 15:02:44 worst that can happen is the list files get lost and you have to hit update feeds Mar 05 15:03:00 or if there is anything in a postinst which depends on the list files being in place, then it will fail Mar 05 15:03:03 ok.. so your warning on the thread was basically to fend off AM's? Mar 05 15:03:33 no, it's genuinely new code, and hasn't had anyone but me test it yet. Mar 05 15:07:10 wow, new facebook app is only at 2.5 stars. that's gotta hurt. Mar 05 15:07:22 * rwhitby is glad no-one gets to rate Preware anywhere ... Mar 05 15:09:03 dBsooner: have fun testing it - the add new feed stuff seems to work Mar 05 15:09:36 rwhitby: it's because no one is UPDATING their old ratings Mar 05 15:09:47 rwhitby: they don't clear the ratings on updates Mar 05 15:13:39 rwhitby: This preware-bootstrap rocks Mar 05 15:15:52 * mjkjr|wirc thinks if there was somewhere to rate preware it would deserve 5 stars Mar 05 15:16:30 actually, I remembered about http://uploads.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/preware , where it's rated at 4.7 stars Mar 05 15:17:54 fileCoaster of course is still at 4.8 stars :-) Mar 05 15:19:02 rwhitby: nice DONATION link Mar 05 15:19:09 can you make that bigger, and possibly flash? Mar 05 15:19:15 now, if fileCoaster was actually working in webOS 1.4, we could probably now package Preware in a way that fileCoaster could install it. Mar 05 15:19:49 "Failure during 'getListFile' operation" Mar 05 15:19:57 i have preware set to "Manual update" of feeds Mar 05 15:20:05 yeah, it wipes feeds on install Mar 05 15:20:10 so when I reinstalled PMS, I bet it wiped the feeds Mar 05 15:20:23 you should check for that and force an update Mar 05 15:21:11 well, it could be easy to get into an infinite loop doing something like that Mar 05 15:21:23 well.. its better than getting 12 popups Mar 05 15:21:28 which is just what I got Mar 05 15:21:41 just set it to a static count Mar 05 15:21:48 after 2 loops of non-update, fail with error. Mar 05 15:22:25 * rwhitby bbt - night all Mar 05 15:22:29 rofl Mar 05 15:22:30 on that note Mar 05 15:22:33 Night Rod. Mar 05 15:22:39 otherwise works good Mar 05 15:25:53 JSTop: BORKBROKEN Mar 05 15:25:56 wtf is that? Mar 05 15:26:36 azakus: ping Mar 05 15:44:22 hmmm does the openssh ssh client have a keepalive like putty does? Mar 05 15:46:45 Yup Mar 05 15:47:03 ServerAliveInterval in ssh_config does that Mar 05 15:51:52 thx Mar 05 16:05:19 is ther a link to a list of international gsm pre carriers? Mar 05 16:19:35 good morning everyone Mar 05 16:20:06 morning Mar 05 17:06:33 Templarian: I am guessing you read http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/05/microsofts-courier-digital-journal-exclusive-pictures-and-de/ ? Mar 05 17:06:52 WTF NO! Mar 05 17:06:56 Lol Mar 05 17:07:04 just woke up Mar 05 17:07:18 (I turn my computer on and layed back down) Mar 05 17:09:13 Eguy: back over to watercooler Mar 05 18:09:47 dBsooner: something didn't pass my regex Mar 05 18:15:16 ~~~~ Mar 05 18:15:17 ARGH!!! STOP IT destinal-wirc!!! Mar 05 18:16:35 * idontwan2know pets infobot Mar 05 18:33:18 Hi, i was wondering how can i transfer file remotedly to my pre using client like winscp - setup sftp server like. Also can i do this using preware only as http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Setup_SFTP suggest using preware Mar 05 18:41:17 http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Application:OpenSSH Mar 05 18:41:34 Looks like Portal 2 confirmed, woot Mar 05 18:41:41 Now I just need Portal for WebOS Mar 05 18:47:08 lol Mar 05 18:47:23 for a second I thought that was going to be totally OT Mar 05 18:51:33 jacques: have you heard? Mar 05 19:22:42 egaudet_work: ping Mar 05 19:25:11 PuffTheMagic_: pong Mar 05 19:25:22 so i see u got shit working Mar 05 19:25:29 yea :D Mar 05 19:25:31 we should libify this Mar 05 19:25:32 :D Mar 05 19:25:43 egaudet_work: does it need a driver? Mar 05 19:25:48 yea Mar 05 19:25:54 I made a driver installer setup.exe too Mar 05 19:25:57 yes to what Mar 05 19:25:59 o Mar 05 19:26:10 yes to it needs a driver Mar 05 19:26:23 i wish i knew why you couldnt get the git version of libusb to work Mar 05 19:26:36 I don't have a git version Mar 05 19:26:43 you gave me some funkafied libraries Mar 05 19:26:54 i pointed u to it 10 times and u said it failed Mar 05 19:27:01 the top of the svn tree that bpadalino linked me to, libusb1 "worked" meaning it links fine Mar 05 19:27:17 the only thing I got from you was a tarball of libs that failed Mar 05 19:27:29 but that is all besides the point Mar 05 19:27:38 egaudet_work: i pointed u to the git repo too Mar 05 19:27:45 top of the tree or not, it won't change what is needed Mar 05 19:27:47 egaudet_work: i dont like they are using svn any more Mar 05 19:27:49 I must have missed it then Mar 05 19:28:19 http://www.libusb.org/wiki/windows_backend Mar 05 19:28:25 git url on that link Mar 05 19:28:48 i dont think they have synked svn with git a while Mar 05 19:28:56 so said a something i read on teh website Mar 05 19:28:58 so i though Mar 05 19:29:32 [2009.12.13 to 2010.01.13] Tracked on the the Work-In-Progress SVN Repository (no longer maintained). Mar 05 19:29:43 [2010.01.14 and later] Please consult the git log or the raw Activity Log. Mar 05 19:30:24 egaudet_work: so the driver u used is the WinUSB Mar 05 19:30:36 ? Mar 05 19:30:40 libusb Mar 05 19:30:50 yeah Mar 05 19:31:03 which uses WinUSB driver for windows Mar 05 19:31:17 I don't know what that means really but ok Mar 05 19:31:28 the driver u are installing Mar 05 19:31:47 is for this api Mar 05 19:31:48 http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa476426.aspx Mar 05 19:31:48 I packaged the driver that the legacy libusb win32 makes Mar 05 19:32:00 same one prob Mar 05 19:32:42 Before Windows Vista, all USB device drivers had to operate in kernel mode. If you created a USB device for which the operating system did not have a native class driver, you had to write a kernel-mode device driver for your device. Mar 05 19:32:42 In Windows Vista, the Windows USB (WinUSB) mechanism enables you to manage USB devices with user-mode software. The WinUSB architecture consists of the WinUSB kernel-mode driver (winusb.sys) and the WinUSB user-mode dynamic link library (Winusb.dll) that exposes the WinUSB user-mode client support routines. Mar 05 19:32:52 so that is a vista thing? Mar 05 19:33:00 sounds like it Mar 05 19:33:06 I've only tested on XP Mar 05 19:33:14 egaudet_work: well the wiki posted u too Mar 05 19:33:26 with the upstream version in git supports vista Mar 05 19:33:33 and requres that driver i guess what it is Mar 05 19:34:12 ahh and XP Mar 05 19:34:18 http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/connect/usb/winusb_howto.mspx Mar 05 19:35:04 im kinda getting sick feeling Mar 05 19:35:08 all this windows talk Mar 05 19:35:46 egaudet_work: ahh... For the first release, only WinUSB and HID access will be supported, with provisions for other access modes to be included later. This should cover most devices however. Mar 05 19:35:48 lol Mar 05 19:36:39 Well using legacy libusb and driver XP works fine. I gather if move to libusb 1.0 then we'd have to use WinUSB driver Mar 05 19:36:49 yeah Mar 05 19:36:53 but we woudl get 64 bit Mar 05 19:36:58 and win xp - win 7 Mar 05 19:37:12 of course I've never done any sort of development on windows and don't really know exactly wtf I am doing lol Mar 05 19:37:20 nor i Mar 05 19:37:21 ;D Mar 05 19:37:46 egaudet_work: but i think its funny we are doing widows devel in linux ;D Mar 05 19:38:09 :D all devel should always be done in linux... forever Mar 05 19:38:19 indeed Mar 05 19:38:36 where are the windows developers to help? Mar 05 19:44:23 so whagt are you two working on? Mar 05 19:44:24 egaudet_work doesn't do windows Mar 05 19:45:11 lol Mar 05 19:45:49 I choose not to use windows, but I guess rod's persistent hammering of the "OS is just a tool" got to me :P Mar 05 19:46:03 lol Mar 05 19:46:10 I'm using windows right now Mar 05 19:46:13 and Mac Mar 05 19:46:16 and linux! Mar 05 19:47:06 I have a linux box attached to my hip and it is so cool Mar 05 19:47:11 lol Mar 05 19:47:15 just 1? Mar 05 19:47:19 :) Mar 05 19:47:41 I have my laptop running W7 sitting next to a dockde MBP which is ssh'ed into a linux box Mar 05 19:48:57 some tools are not worth using Mar 05 19:49:52 just stuff from harbor freight Mar 05 19:56:31 I am trying to get wirc working on my pre and the only thing I can come across on why it does not work is because I need sometype of updated Gui. Any advice? Mar 05 19:56:49 Cranimesao: use ssh+irssi Mar 05 19:57:01 +screen Mar 05 19:57:44 * Cranimesao has no idea what that is Mar 05 19:57:57 has anybody had any luck getting the Terminal app to work with 1.4.0? seems to be broken after the update Mar 05 19:58:09 Cranimesao: install from preware should work fine Mar 05 19:58:23 i was unable to get it to load run, reboots my pre when it launches Mar 05 19:58:49 install from preware wont work for me. Mar 05 19:58:54 JustinHoMi: terminal is known to be broken in 1.4.0 Mar 05 19:59:21 is anyone working on updating it? Mar 05 19:59:37 JustinHoMi: yes, it's being worked on, but is not an easy fix Mar 05 20:00:01 ok, good to know. as long as there's hope :) Mar 05 20:00:25 hard to use openvpn w/o it! Mar 05 20:01:03 Terminus works, but the lack of keybindings and special chars makes some things impossible (like using vi) Mar 05 20:02:43 http://forums.precentral.net/webos-apps-software/211109-irc-application-2.html this is the website about the gui update Mar 05 20:15:46 oh well Mar 05 20:19:50 Cranimesao: what do you mean it won't work for you? Mar 05 20:34:10 eqaudet_work It gives me us.ryanhope.wircd is not running Mar 05 20:34:28 but wircd is installed Mar 05 20:37:23 how did you install it? Mar 05 20:37:31 preware Mar 05 20:38:24 reboot and reinstall Mar 05 20:38:37 ok will do now Mar 05 20:57:12 errr...is glib broken? Mar 05 20:58:12 usually Mar 05 20:58:22 meh Mar 05 20:59:37 xcomp: what are you seeing? glib was updated for 1.4.0 Mar 05 20:59:50 did palm release packages? Mar 05 21:00:00 not as of about an hour ago Mar 05 21:00:12 * jacques only checks once per hour Mar 05 21:00:13 i'm getting a configure error on glib-2.0 Mar 05 21:01:00 oil , eqaudet_work It is working now Mar 05 21:01:05 thank you much Mar 05 21:01:10 lol Mar 05 21:01:41 weird. makefile looks ok Mar 05 21:02:59 hmm... it's not giving the error now Mar 05 21:03:08 * xcomp shrugs Mar 05 21:31:43 Wanted to ask you guys.. Have any of you had your phone 3G or EVDO stop working as soon as you were out of range of a Wifi network? Mar 05 21:33:55 no Mar 05 21:34:01 nope Mar 05 21:46:24 weird... I've had this problem happen to me at least 3 times now since 1.4 Mar 05 21:46:39 the only way I can restore data w/o wifi is to go back and refresh network settings through the phone app. Mar 05 21:53:34 morning Mar 05 21:53:53 morning Mar 05 21:54:24 egaudet_work: see the ipkgservice changes (cache dir for lists) ? Mar 05 21:55:36 morning rwhitby Mar 05 21:57:17 hey jacques - anyone thought of any downsides to all the ipkg lists files moving around? Mar 05 21:57:22 saw a mention of it but haven't checked out what exactly you are doing Mar 05 21:57:51 rwhitby: is ipkgservice calling ipkg/wget or is that internal now? Mar 05 21:58:07 tmzt: still calls ipkg/wget Mar 05 21:58:24 it just moves the list cache files out of where app catalog can see them now Mar 05 21:59:41 rwhitby: moving to where? Mar 05 22:00:12 http://forums.precentral.net/showthread.php?p=2284635 Mar 05 22:01:05 jacques: I created a sibling 'cache' dir next to .../usr/lib/ipkg/lists and bulk rename files over to there after the update completes, then rawlist reads them from there, and install moves them back temporarily before calling ipkg Mar 05 22:02:20 what does palm have in lists/ Mar 05 22:02:41 rwhitby: what issue does this address? Mar 05 22:06:59 egaudet_work: the issue is that when Palm runs ApplicationInstallerUtility, in response from palm-install or app catalog installs, it does a lot of stuff outside of ipkg first, and then as a file step it calls ipkg to install the downloaded ipk file. Mar 05 22:07:29 The problem is that even though you give ipkg a filename, it still loads in the lists files and looks at that data. Mar 05 22:08:13 So, if you have erroneously huge lists files, it will cause the device to crash. Our postinst and upstart scripts stop this anyway now, so this is not the main reason (as it shouldn't happen any more). Mar 05 22:09:51 The main reason is that if the data for a specific version of a specific package in the lists files does not match that for the local ipkg file (md5sum is a good example here), then the underlying ipkg install will silently fail (or at least will not give an error that Palm detects), and you'll get a hung app catalog install that didn't actually install (even though it says it has installed, but leaves a non-functional icon and broken e Mar 05 22:09:54 ntry) Mar 05 22:10:51 So Palm does not usually use lists, and having incorrect stuff in lists can interfere with app catalog operation. So we now don't leave anything in lists, only putting stuff in there specifically when ipkgservice is calling ipkg update or ipkg install. Mar 05 22:11:27 (and keeping it empty outside of those times, with the content moved to the sibling cache dir so that it can still be read by ipkgservice and passed back up to preware. Mar 05 22:11:45 jacques, egaudet_work: make sense? Mar 05 22:12:27 egaudet_work: this is basically an implementation of your idea to use ipkg differently to achieve the same effect as using a separate opkg. Mar 05 22:12:30 yep can't wait to get out of Palm's database Mar 05 22:13:03 if i can get my dev pre operational again I can test opkg Mar 05 22:13:11 but it's been acting funky and wont' boot Mar 05 22:13:26 egaudet_work: well, the main reason why I went down this path, even after getting opkg to compile and run properly, is that there are corner cases with opkg that I haven't worked out how to solve yet. Mar 05 22:13:45 (the opkg in the repo works fine, both on emulator and device) Mar 05 22:13:54 jacques: BTW, we have an i686g25 toolchain in build.git now Mar 05 22:14:31 so we should be able to autobuild all our C services and daemons for the emulator now Mar 05 22:15:03 rwhitby: the case of someone running app cat and preware at same time is handled? Mar 05 22:16:39 jacques: preware will not install if app cat is installing Mar 05 22:18:34 ok Mar 05 22:18:45 how about other way around? Mar 05 22:19:07 at the moment, we can't detect that. Mar 05 22:20:01 I'm seriously considering moving to ApplicationInstallerUtility (in a way that mimics how palm-install uses it, so that it cannot be easily disabled by Palm without advance warning to devs in the early access program) Mar 05 22:20:21 hi Mar 05 22:20:59 ok if palm-install uses it... do it Mar 05 22:21:15 actually no nevermind Mar 05 22:21:26 they can still change that without advance warning Mar 05 22:22:07 egaudet_work: there's many things that can change without warning Mar 05 22:22:44 we've always said that if we match what palm-install does then we're safe enough apart from a determined sabotage. Mar 05 22:23:07 rwhitby: did you have time to create the repo yet? Mar 05 22:23:30 debilater: applications/tiddlywiki.git, right? Mar 05 22:23:40 rwhitby: yeah Mar 05 22:24:02 debilater: it's there now Mar 05 22:24:42 egaudet_work: one key advantage of using AIU (ApplicationInstallerUtility) is that we can make orange+tap work correctly. Mar 05 22:25:22 does AIU handled deps Mar 05 22:25:45 and what do we have that CAN be orange-tapped that has postinst/prerm Mar 05 22:26:15 egaudet_work: I worked out how to do postinst/prerm with AIU Mar 05 22:26:23 and no, it doesn't handle deps Mar 05 22:26:32 so we still need to do that in Preware Mar 05 22:27:48 BTW, pmP{I,R}.script work for palm-install, so a repackaged Preware can be palm-installed Mar 05 22:28:51 egaudet_work: Next I'm going to test lnsatool stuff to see if we can move to that and not need roots_open for preware or ipkgservice Mar 05 22:29:31 This isn't the appropriate place to ask about partition resizing, is it? Mar 05 22:31:16 rwhitby: doesn't work: fatal: no matching remote head Mar 05 22:31:41 debilater: what URL are you using? Mar 05 22:31:51 debilater: note it's an empty repo Mar 05 22:32:18 git@git.webos-internals.org:/applications/tiddlywiki.git Mar 05 22:35:00 git@git.webos-internals.org:applications/tiddlywiki.git Mar 05 22:35:09 (yes, the gitweb URL lies) Mar 05 22:37:33 hi Mar 05 22:38:13 this is my introduction of myself. Mar 05 22:40:36 MyNamesAlex: what's your PreCentral username? Mar 05 22:41:34 Anyone know when Palm will release webOS 1.4 kernel sources? Mar 05 22:41:50 vanderveen89 Mar 05 22:43:29 MyNamesAlex: hi Mar 05 22:43:43 uNiXpSyChO: no idea - have you emailed the opensource email address requesting it? Mar 05 22:43:59 yep, no answer. Mar 05 22:44:12 MyNamesAlex: you might want to use that when you log in here to save confusion :-) Mar 05 22:44:22 kk Mar 05 22:44:27 uNiXpSyChO: dunno then. a bummer for patch development indeed. Mar 05 22:44:38 (kernel patch development) Mar 05 22:44:46 uNiXpSyChO: we're waiting on the rest of the sources for the WIDK too Mar 05 22:44:52 yay better Mar 05 22:45:11 yeah. people beating down my mailbox for a new kernel. i am in a holding pattern. Mar 05 22:45:16 vanderveen89: so what other programming or development experience do you have? Mar 05 22:46:28 only with html. but i've learned some java basics, and have used C++ before Mar 05 22:46:52 but would i wanna learn to use java, or the pre os? Mar 05 22:46:57 ***webos Mar 05 22:47:23 you need to learn javascript to develop mojo apps Mar 05 22:48:07 as far as the widk is concerned, C/C++ generally until we can implement library bindings for other languages Mar 05 22:48:17 rwhitby: ok, comitted and tagged it now Mar 05 22:48:35 i;ve got lisp bindings :D Mar 05 22:49:01 PuffTheMagic_: you're such a dragonfly :-) Mar 05 22:49:19 * PuffTheMagic_ googles dragonfly Mar 05 22:51:30 ok Mar 05 22:51:49 bah ... qemu-arm random segvs Mar 05 22:52:11 i think i might have to do what I did on my mandriva system and compile it from source :( Mar 05 22:55:08 rwhitby: and the build Makefile? (sorry if I'm bothering you) Mar 05 23:07:02 debilater: yep, just create one in unreleased/tiddlywiki/Makefile Mar 05 23:18:07 dBsooner: error message thing fixed Mar 05 23:18:17 sweet Mar 05 23:18:17 thanks Mar 05 23:18:19 :) Mar 05 23:18:26 that's all I ahve found so far. Mar 05 23:18:40 just reinstall the alpha Mar 05 23:21:40 will do Mar 05 23:21:41 rwhitby: ok, done Mar 05 23:33:00 hey guys Mar 05 23:34:13 question about the calendar and if anyone knows how to fix it. i saw in the forums that there is something if u copy the .db3 file back to the pre it is the cause of a screwed up calendar. i am experiencing this issue, just wondering if there is a fix out there. i didnt see nay on the forums outside of doctoring but not being able to get back the .db3. is there any other way? Mar 05 23:36:12 debilater: have you pushed that? Mar 05 23:38:39 rwhitby: oops it failed I didn't see it... Mar 05 23:39:57 rwhitby: ok, now Mar 05 23:53:00 does the crosscompile kit support building of arm6 binaries? Mar 05 23:54:28 debilater: you mean the WIDK ? Mar 05 23:57:08 when did OE move from monotone to git? Mar 05 23:58:43 jacques: quite some time ago Mar 05 23:58:57 debilater: no reason why we cant - we just won't have SDL libraries for example Mar 05 23:59:25 jacques: yes Mar 06 00:00:06 rwhitby: it's just a small c++ program, no deps. how would I have to prepare the widk to create arm6? Mar 06 00:00:26 debilater: actually, just put a symlink in the source repo Mar 06 00:01:12 debilater: and then copy the right binary into the ipkg area for packaging Mar 06 00:01:24 debilater: see any of the other SDL games for an example Mar 06 00:01:28 ok Mar 06 00:02:18 we usually use binaries/{armv7,armv6}/foo in the source repo Mar 06 00:02:31 I think the WIDK isn't even building armv7 binaries for most packages Mar 06 00:02:31 yes I've seen that Mar 06 00:02:44 it's probably building armv5 f ro just about everything Mar 06 00:03:37 jacques: yeah, we build to be able to use the same binary on Pre and Pixi Mar 06 00:03:49 saves needing to ask when getting bug reports Mar 06 00:04:08 can anyone help with a preware error at first launch that says get list file error Mar 06 00:04:19 so, a binary without sdl dependency runs on the pixi as well? Mar 06 00:04:37 debilater: yes, it should Mar 06 00:04:44 cool Mar 06 00:05:09 unless the developer has explicitly requested compiler options which are incompatible Mar 06 00:05:27 rwhitby: so, should I use _all in the package name instead of _arm7 so that it installs on pixies too? Mar 06 00:05:39 debilater: no, cause then it won't work on _i686 Mar 06 00:05:59 we build two packages, but from the same source Mar 06 00:06:20 ok Mar 06 00:06:39 and it does this by looking into build/arm7|6/ ? Mar 06 00:07:47 er binaries/arm7|6 Mar 06 00:08:06 heh, for example, the glues_demos use "-O3 -mcpu=cortex-a8 -mfpu=neon -ftree-vectorize -mfloat-abi=softfp -ffast-math -fsingle-precision-constant" Mar 06 00:08:17 which is *not* compatible with the pixi Mar 06 00:10:01 "-mcpu=arm1136jf-s -mfpu=vfp -mfloat-abi=softfp" should be good for pixi and still run on pre Mar 06 00:12:35 The Pixi doesn't have an FPU!? Mar 06 00:14:06 I think it does, just not a neon unit Mar 06 00:14:10 Ah. Mar 06 00:15:19 the abi is soft to match with the rest of the os binaries Mar 06 00:20:42 cant open preware on mac Mar 06 00:23:53 cannot parse Mar 06 00:24:34 ok, now I have arm6,arm7,i686 binaries. how to put this into the package makefile? Mar 06 00:27:28 Hey dbspooner... Was curious if you were going port over the 'Enter Key for New Line' patch over for 1.4 compatibility. Mar 06 00:27:31 debilater: take a look at sdlquake Makefile for example Mar 06 00:27:43 biab Mar 06 00:27:44 Mitalis: who is the listed maintainer for the patch? Mar 06 00:28:05 jjvcuyler, and dbspooner Mar 06 00:29:04 rwhitby: well, there is just "package: ipkgs/${APP_ID}_${VERSION}_armv7.ipk" hardcoded Mar 06 00:29:39 debilater: oh, sorry, try another binary package, like wircd Mar 06 00:31:47 rwhitby: has anyone confirmed if type:game does anything on pixi? Mar 06 00:32:27 not that it would be very practical Mar 06 00:32:30 destinal: not that I know of, but I doubt it would be disabled Mar 06 00:32:47 * rwhitby is adding i686 support to widk Mar 06 00:33:03 (i686g25 that is) Mar 06 00:43:44 rwhitby: ok, I modified the pkg build makefile and the app source, hopefully working... Mar 06 00:44:22 debilater: and re-tagged? Mar 06 00:44:54 yes :) Mar 06 00:49:36 debilater: that won't work Mar 06 00:49:49 debilater: oh, hang on Mar 06 00:50:24 debilater: no, it won't work. Mar 06 00:51:29 and why not? Mar 06 00:51:50 debilater: you need to do the .unpack and .built targets like in sdlquake Mar 06 00:52:05 you can't use an all directory when building multiple archs Mar 06 00:52:42 debilater: take sdlquake, and just extend the package and build/.built-${VERSION} dependencies Mar 06 00:53:18 Here's some stats on what our server is doing: http://twitpic.com/16u1h5 Mar 06 00:55:29 call me stupid but I don't see the point :) Mar 06 00:56:45 debilater: cause you want a different binary to be installed in the same location in each package Mar 06 00:57:16 the packages for each arch must be able to be built in parallel Mar 06 00:59:23 i'm trying... Mar 06 01:00:46 its funny Mar 06 01:00:54 if i just leave auto GC running, my phone runs great! Mar 06 01:02:08 rwhitby: in sdlquake: how gets the app/assistants/ stuff packaged? it's not mentioned in build/%.built-${VERSION} ? Mar 06 01:02:47 ah got it Mar 06 01:05:28 rwhitby: ok, fixed the Makefile - better now? Mar 06 01:10:00 debilater: did push the new tag on the source repo? Mar 06 01:10:19 yes 1.0.0-1 Mar 06 01:12:55 debilater: in source repo, binaries/arm*v*7 , etc Mar 06 01:13:17 debilater: you can run "make" in unreleased/tiddlywiki to test the packaging ... Mar 06 01:13:24 or "make package" Mar 06 01:13:41 debilater: git pull - I made a couple of changes to the Makefile Mar 06 01:14:22 So, we need to get the i686 rootfs from somewhere for the i686 widk builds Mar 06 01:17:20 Linux SDK will do it Mar 06 01:17:33 lol @ "dbspooner" Mar 06 01:17:48 egaudet: yeah, I had a chuckle at that too :-) Mar 06 01:18:39 my phone is really -screwed- up Mar 06 01:18:45 my dev* phone Mar 06 01:18:50 egaudet: so /var/palm/event.d/ doesn't seem to enabled on the emulator, testing on device now Mar 06 01:19:13 I'm attempting to get my device out of paperweight mode Mar 06 01:19:27 full+doctor not working? Mar 06 01:19:52 i doctor'd but now it's persistently rebooting Mar 06 01:20:04 after the doctor I got some weird message that my phone needed to be reset Mar 06 01:20:13 my background was black/blank Mar 06 01:20:24 i'll have to try another doctor Mar 06 01:21:23 egaudet: you're doing full erase + doctor? Mar 06 01:22:44 well i can't do full erase until I get the os back up Mar 06 01:23:09 egaudet: sure you can - novaterm in during doctoring and dd to the store partition Mar 06 01:23:42 So, does anyone have the equivalent filename to palm-sdk_1.4.0-svn263907-sdk1428-pho420_i386.deb but for the 1.3.5 SDK ? Mar 06 01:25:47 rwhitby, wipe the store partition? Mar 06 01:26:13 egaudet: yeah for a full erase Mar 06 01:26:20 what recovers it ? Mar 06 01:26:29 rwhitby: it looks for "build/arm7/CONTROL/control" and says "no rule to make build/arm7/CONTROL/control" Mar 06 01:26:32 trenchcoat Mar 06 01:26:49 debilater: should by arm*v*7 Mar 06 01:26:57 argl Mar 06 01:27:04 hello.. Mar 06 01:27:05 is anyone here? Mar 06 01:27:09 austinyb: nope Mar 06 01:27:12 k Mar 06 01:27:15 nvm then Mar 06 01:27:23 ahah Mar 06 01:27:51 debilater: armv6, armv7, i686 Mar 06 01:27:56 ? Mar 06 01:29:03 rwhitby: yes I have it so, I don't know from where the Makefile is pulling that build/arm7/CONTROL/control Mar 06 01:29:06 what's the dd syntax Mar 06 01:29:14 Hey Mar 06 01:29:27 debilater: you're still saying 'arm7' intead of 'armv7' Mar 06 01:29:49 egaudet: check the recovery page I think Mar 06 01:30:20 Interesting: http://forums.precentral.net/2286681-post35.html Mar 06 01:30:22 there was arm7 in the ipkg name left Mar 06 01:30:34 rwhitby: ok, now it builds all 3 packages Mar 06 01:30:36 Windows7 blue screened like Mar 06 01:30:47 now Sprint forked Win7 Tether driver???? Mar 06 01:31:06 INTO the Win7 Driver list?? Mar 06 01:31:12 http://www6.sprint.com/downloads/sprint_smartview/executables/SSV_Windows2.25.0046.exe Mar 06 01:31:17 good to know I can actually testing the pkg build process... Mar 06 01:31:28 what the shit is that? Mar 06 01:33:51 jacques: do you have 1.3.5 linux SDK link or filename ? Mar 06 01:34:10 Motion Computing LE1700 Sprint WWAN Software v.2.25.0046 for Windows 7 Mar 06 01:34:14 jacques: like palm-sdk_1.4.0-svn263907-sdk1428-pho420_i386.deb but for 1.3.5 ? Mar 06 01:36:15 rwhitby: if you could run a build on server into testing, I'd test it tomorrow. it's really late here now (02: Mar 06 01:36:22 02:30 Mar 06 01:36:29 debilater: doing that now Mar 06 01:36:36 ah ok Mar 06 01:37:02 * debilater hates timezones Mar 06 01:38:30 rwhitby: of course it was going to happen. it was a matter of sooner or later Mar 06 01:38:43 debilater: what's the 'x' file in the source repo? Mar 06 01:39:11 newman314: the irony is that they have now denied access to their new facebook application to many people around the world Mar 06 01:39:20 i need help Mar 06 01:39:53 ~ask Mar 06 01:39:54 rwhitby: no idea :) Mar 06 01:39:54 Questions in the channel should be specific, informative, complete, concise, and on-topic. Don't ask if you can ask a question first. Don't ask if a person is there; just ask what you intended to ask them. Better questions more frequently yield better answers. We are all here voluntarily or against our will. Mar 06 01:40:14 lol @ against our will Mar 06 01:40:25 it's not really funny Mar 06 01:40:38 sorry? Mar 06 01:40:57 remind me to laugh the next time you do something against your will Mar 06 01:41:10 alright sorry -_- Mar 06 01:41:36 u_u Mar 06 01:41:44 o_0 Mar 06 01:41:45 austinyb: so, what's up? Mar 06 01:41:56 i'm waiting for preware to load Mar 06 01:42:03 if the problem persists, i'll ask a question Mar 06 01:42:08 what version are you running? Mar 06 01:42:16 latest Mar 06 01:42:26 not a valid answer. what version are you running? Mar 06 01:42:31 uhm Mar 06 01:42:35 lets see Mar 06 01:42:47 anyone here use vnc on the pc? need a recommendation as to use realvnc or tightvnc for a windows xp machine Mar 06 01:42:50 debilater: it'sup Mar 06 01:42:58 http://get.preware.org/PrewareInstaller-0.9.28.exe Mar 06 01:43:12 austinyb: ok, that's good. Mar 06 01:43:32 austinyb: note that I've never tested that windows exe myself - did it install Preware ok? Mar 06 01:43:38 yes Mar 06 01:43:43 quite easily Mar 06 01:43:48 but java didnt restart Mar 06 01:43:52 so i had to manually restart Mar 06 01:44:15 seems good now Mar 06 01:44:19 before it had some error Mar 06 01:44:25 about something like ipsw Mar 06 01:46:26 if i turn off dev mode, will all the homebrew apps stay Mar 06 01:46:59 omfg Mar 06 01:47:10 it said Error installing: See IPKG Log Mar 06 01:47:43 ErrorGenericMethodException: Failure during 'install' operation Mar 06 01:48:47 ? Mar 06 01:49:24 rwhitby: ok, installed from testing, works. I also removed the 'x' file and re-tagged it Mar 06 01:49:35 debilater: so ready to release? Mar 06 01:49:44 yes Mar 06 01:49:46 rwhitby: preware is using varnish now? cool! you should share the varnish config... Mar 06 01:49:52 * austinyb is so confused... Mar 06 01:50:13 austinyb: check the menu for the IPKG Log window Mar 06 01:50:19 i did Mar 06 01:50:20 ErrorGenericMethodException: Failure during 'install' operation Mar 06 01:50:57 * oil changes message to "error installing: see rwhitby" Mar 06 01:51:15 austinyb: what's the real error Mar 06 01:52:14 ? Mar 06 01:53:07 austinyb: look earlier Mar 06 01:53:16 alright Mar 06 01:53:55 ugh now i cant find the ipkg log Mar 06 01:54:26 austinyb: did you update feeds first? Mar 06 01:54:32 what happened to openssh in the preware? Mar 06 01:54:52 hold on.. im trying something Mar 06 01:55:28 omg yes i got it Mar 06 01:55:44 thanks for the help Mar 06 01:57:24 a genius Mar 06 01:58:45 keith: openssh is in the optware section in Preware Mar 06 02:00:19 rwhitby, sorry - do you still need the 1.3.5 sdk name? Mar 06 02:02:04 rwhitby: i only have dropbear in mine? Mar 06 02:02:13 no openssh or openssh-sftp server Mar 06 02:02:49 lol, if you put "http://localhost/" in a post on precentral forum, it automatically names it "BlackBerry Forums at CrackBerry.com" wtf? Mar 06 02:03:08 keith: do you have "installed is available" set in your preferences? Mar 06 02:03:20 debilater: yeah, that must be the primary vhost :-) Mar 06 02:03:28 jacques: yep, if you've got it Mar 06 02:03:42 debilater, that is the best bug ever Mar 06 02:03:43 give me a sec - it's on my other laptop Mar 06 02:03:47 ah ha! thx rwhitby Mar 06 02:04:53 oh i already have it installed, haha Mar 06 02:09:29 is there a way to forcibly make the pre reboot from software Mar 06 02:09:30 WTF Mar 06 02:09:36 2010-03-06T02:09:13.184906Z [884] palm-webos-device daemon.info upstart: (00884/137215576) Control request to emit runlevel event Mar 06 02:09:40 egaudet: tellbootie Mar 06 02:09:43 nope Mar 06 02:10:05 hold power and twiddle mute ? Mar 06 02:10:07 just hangs my novaterm session Mar 06 02:10:51 that did it Mar 06 02:11:04 weird Mar 06 02:11:12 i tried reboot, shutdown -r now, tellbootie Mar 06 02:12:00 rwhitby, palm-sdk_1.3.5-svn234138-sdk117-pho368_i386.deb Mar 06 02:12:21 tellbootie? Mar 06 02:12:23 jacques: do you have a download link by any chance? Mar 06 02:12:28 rwhitby: ok, thanks for the help I'm going to bed now... Mar 06 02:12:30 jacques: or the build number will do Mar 06 02:12:39 jacques: like https://cdn.downloads.palm.com/sdkdownloads/1.4.0.420/sdkBinaries/palm-sdk_1.4.0-svn263907-sdk1428-pho420_i386.deb Mar 06 02:12:57 jacques: 1.3.5.??? Mar 06 02:13:33 ah, 368 maybe (from my vbox logs) Mar 06 02:14:09 yay my pre is back up Mar 06 02:14:10 yep, https://cdn.downloads.palm.com/sdkdownloads/1.3.5.368/sdkBinaries/palm-sdk_1.3.5-svn234138-sdk117-pho368_i386.deb Mar 06 02:30:14 is anyone there? Mar 06 02:30:33 possibly Mar 06 02:31:26 sorry for my poor english Mar 06 02:32:03 I just wanna ask some questions about developing webos apps Mar 06 02:32:55 #webos Mar 06 02:33:01 if it's about official SDK Mar 06 02:33:08 here if it's about internals :) Mar 06 02:33:19 yepp Mar 06 02:33:20 Hey fellas. is there anything written about how to access the palm stock applications source code? Mar 06 02:33:23 and ask away :) Mar 06 02:33:26 here it's linux or GTFO Mar 06 02:33:29 :P Mar 06 02:34:21 http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Portal:Accessing_Linux Mar 06 02:34:24 Infinity__, ^^ Mar 06 02:34:43 or extract from doctor image Mar 06 02:34:55 k i think i found it http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Applications_Bundled_on_the_Pre Mar 06 02:35:52 extracting from the image sounds good Mar 06 02:35:56 some of that is depreciated Mar 06 02:37:32 but what you're looking for is still accurate Mar 06 02:37:52 jacques: any chance you can work on extracting the rootfs lib out of the i686 SDK for an i686 WIDK build? Mar 06 02:38:40 rootfs *lib* ? Mar 06 02:39:05 jacques: I've pushed the cross-compile Makefile with i686 toolchain support Mar 06 02:39:09 how feasible is it to write a app that searches in the messages db for text? can that be done without any C Mar 06 02:39:25 sqlite? Mar 06 02:39:28 jacques: the rootfs/i686/.unpacked target is the one that needs work Mar 06 02:39:34 can do it with bash/python Mar 06 02:39:41 what's the plan with getting SDK libs Mar 06 02:39:43 sqlite supports ro without locking Mar 06 02:39:53 egaudet: see the latest cross-compile Makefile Mar 06 02:40:01 grab them from the Linux SDK .deb Mar 06 02:40:18 I havent written any webos code yet, can you do make shell calls with the JS api? Mar 06 02:40:26 egaudet: I've run out of time to work on it - need someone to flesh out that target Mar 06 02:41:20 wait, why do you need to know the location of Palm apps Mar 06 02:41:40 the messaging app's database isn't saved in the app's directory Mar 06 02:42:05 @Kyusaku I just thought it would be a good place to learn by example Mar 06 02:42:10 or are you trying to mod the messaging app to add search functionality Mar 06 02:42:13 Infinity__: you cannot - that would break the security model Mar 06 02:43:19 Its probably better to have a separate app, I can't really think of away that this search would fit in the messaging app Mar 06 02:43:36 It would be a big ugly patch Mar 06 02:43:43 isn't the SDK stuffed trapped in some vbox stuff Mar 06 02:44:14 rwhitby: so there's no straight forward way of querying the sqlite db from a regular mojo app? Mar 06 02:44:26 egaudet: dunno, probably. but it's not encrypted or anything so should be accessible with the right tools Mar 06 02:44:41 Infinity__: not for something other than the same app. Mar 06 02:45:02 Infinity__: imagine a rogue webOS app being able to read the sqlite db from your passwords app Mar 06 02:45:07 makes sense.. Mar 06 02:45:08 yeah and as long as your app dir starts with com.palm Mar 06 02:45:19 you can use some unrestricted stuff Mar 06 02:45:35 Infinity__: you'll need a Java or C service Mar 06 02:45:48 and distribute it as advanced homebrew Mar 06 02:46:10 Oh wait, you can write services in Java. that sounds better than having a mess with C Mar 06 02:46:17 cool Mar 06 02:46:24 So Mar 06 02:46:25 * rwhitby bbl Mar 06 02:46:29 did you guys see reMail was opensourced today? Mar 06 02:46:36 When are we going to have a Pre reMail app? :) Mar 06 02:46:44 Java services are better than 'messing with C'? What is this world coming to Mar 06 02:46:48 having a mess with C!? Mar 06 02:47:09 that sentence is backwards :P Mar 06 02:47:10 ok i'm using this webchat interface, anyone can recommend a decent simple OS X IRC client? Mar 06 02:47:14 C isn't so bad, it's OOC that I do not wants ;) Mar 06 02:47:32 I don't neven know what reMail isf Mar 06 02:47:40 zsoc: haha, i've never written a line of C Mar 06 02:47:40 C is awesome Mar 06 02:47:55 but I've had the "pleasure" of working with java Mar 06 02:48:04 reMail an email indexer that was made for the iPhone mail app Mar 06 02:48:06 Infinity__, I'm sorry Mar 06 02:48:15 think gmail search capabilities for your iPhone mail folder Mar 06 02:48:25 Google bought reMail a few weeks ago and yanked the app from the store Mar 06 02:48:30 and today they opensourced it Mar 06 02:48:51 http://www.remail.com/blog/posts/170028 Mar 06 02:49:26 but I think the native Mail.app already supports server search for gmail? Mar 06 02:49:55 it's not offline capable nor nearly as fast as reMail which is why so many people liked reMail Mar 06 02:50:03 so far the search in email app has been decent enough for me Mar 06 02:51:18 I'm thinking reMail port + a patch that hooks palm's universal search and/email app search into remail instead of default webOS search but I'm weird like that Mar 06 02:51:43 hmm Mar 06 02:52:15 super universal search that looks in emails, texts, IMs, etc? Mar 06 02:52:28 sure, that'd be hot seckz Mar 06 02:52:45 that kinda worries me, like how much slower would it make universal search Mar 06 02:52:48 but I don't know about indexing a lot of gmail emails in the phone, what if you have 100k emails Mar 06 02:52:53 it's already kinda slow at times Mar 06 02:53:25 Kyusaku: true, but it could first return the regular crap and then keep spinning for the rest Mar 06 02:54:25 basically like spotlight on the iphone Mar 06 02:54:36 look this app works fucking seckstastic on an iPhone, are you saying the Pre is not as capable as the iPhone? That's all I hear coming from you ;) Mar 06 02:54:53 I remember you could isntall something something from cydia that also indexes texts, that was sweet Mar 06 02:55:43 psykoz def capable lol if someone is wiling to "mess with the C" and get a indexer service workin Mar 06 02:55:48 psykoz: in luna's current implementation not really. Mar 06 02:56:07 I have a feeling the current "search" on the pre is like a foreach loop of an array in javascript Mar 06 02:56:46 I'd be surprised if Palm isn't already working on something like this though Mar 06 02:57:00 I used to work with Lucene, I've never seen anything in the Pre that indicated to me Palm has even used an opensourced indexing solution Mar 06 02:57:19 so I hope you're not right about a for each ;) but you might not be that far off either Mar 06 02:57:20 I'm all for more functionality, but if it can bring the device to a halt with a standard feature it's a bit worrisome. Mar 06 02:57:49 yeah I have a feeling its just some somewhat optimized array somewhere.. Mar 06 02:58:06 well it's actually if anything using some sqlite indexing Mar 06 02:58:13 if this kicks Palm's current indexing system, then Palm really needs to get on it Mar 06 02:58:31 is there a "search" table in the db? Mar 06 02:58:37 should bring it to chuq's attention or something Mar 06 02:59:52 has anyone tried this ? https://secure.nch.com.au/cgi-bin/register.exe?software=broadwave listening to palmcast and the live audio streaming request **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Mar 06 02:59:57 2010