**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Jun 08 02:59:56 2010 Jun 08 03:02:44 TheSavaLord: dunno, I personally don't use themes Jun 08 03:03:00 well guys and gals Jun 08 03:03:01 http://i.imgur.com/q79oD.jpg Jun 08 03:03:06 on that note :) Jun 08 03:03:08 * oc80z off! Jun 08 03:07:22 night Jun 08 03:27:50 Soooo…. guess what got here today Jun 08 03:29:05 ? Jun 08 03:29:21 boxes Jun 08 03:29:25 shiny boxs Jun 08 03:29:32 what are in said boxes ? Jun 08 03:29:50 nothing Jun 08 03:30:09 but their flat rat international boxs Jun 08 03:30:46 oh nice Jun 08 03:30:59 Well look who it is Jun 08 03:31:06 heh Jun 08 03:31:28 3rd mountaintop experience today :P Jun 08 03:40:31 time to head to the next happy place... Jun 08 04:11:31 bpadalino: hey -- are you familiar with the build setups? Jun 08 04:11:43 not too intimately, but what's up ? Jun 08 04:12:09 bpadalino: well, they were wanting terminal and termplugin combined Jun 08 04:12:41 bpadalino: and I was trying to make some progress there, but I'm not feeling comfortable with it Jun 08 04:12:59 mrvc: I'm here now Jun 08 04:13:07 rwhitby: hey -- cool Jun 08 04:13:47 mrvc: to start with, just need termplugin to be able to use a CC, INCLUDE, LIBS, etc paths from variables rather than hard coded Jun 08 04:14:36 rwhitby: sorry, I'm feeling dense, but I'm not sure what that means really -- environment variables? Jun 08 04:14:47 yep Jun 08 04:15:30 mrvc: is latest up to date in git? I'll check it out so I can follow along Jun 08 04:16:12 rwhitby: yeah, I don't have any uncommitted changes Jun 08 04:17:01 mrvc: ok, we need to get rid of PRE_CC, etc Jun 08 04:17:04 mrvc, did you get the mjson stuff you needed yesterday? Jun 08 04:17:28 ka6sox: I was able to build toolchain Jun 08 04:17:51 mrvc, okay good Jun 08 04:17:56 mrvc: and forget PRE_OPTIMIZATION for the moment Jun 08 04:18:01 ka6sox: thanks Jun 08 04:18:58 mrvc: did you write the termplugin Makefile originally, or someone else? Jun 08 04:19:27 rwhitby: I did write it originally, but it has been modified a lot by someone else since then Jun 08 04:20:54 rwhitby: none of the stuff with PRE_OUT_DIR or PRE_DEV_PREFIX looks familiar Jun 08 04:21:29 mrvc: ok, let's strip all that out, and just get a native build happening Jun 08 04:24:00 rwhitby: how does that work? how does the build system interact with the Makefile? does it use a special target? Jun 08 04:24:19 mrvc: no, it just sets enviroment variables for CC and calls the same targets Jun 08 04:25:54 mrvc: I had to add include stdio.h to api.c for stderr symbol Jun 08 04:25:55 rwhitby: ok, I guess what I really need to know is how to test it Jun 08 04:26:12 mrvc: may I check in that change and a simplified makefile? Jun 08 04:26:22 rwhitby: sure Jun 08 04:26:34 rwhitby: I'm going to ship the backs out friday Jun 08 04:26:38 the box's came today Jun 08 04:27:56 I just have no time to run to the port office before then. Jun 08 04:28:13 Mostly due to the ateam Jun 08 04:28:50 mrvc: I need to head off - I'll look at this later and check in a makefile that at least compiles for i686 and arm, so that you can then test Jun 08 04:29:15 rwhitby: ok, cool Jun 08 04:29:25 rwhitby: talk to you later Jun 08 04:30:20 mrvc: hang on Jun 08 04:30:40 rwhitby: ok Jun 08 04:30:41 mrvc: just checked something that should work in Jun 08 04:30:43 make CC=/srv/preware/build/toolchain/i686-unknown-linux-gnu/build/i686-unknown-linux-gnu/bin/i686-unknown-linux-gnu-g++ Jun 08 04:31:09 make CC=/srv/preware/build/toolchain/cs07q3armel/build/arm-2007q3/bin/arm-none-linux-gnueabi-g++ Jun 08 04:31:30 mrvc: pull, then try those two and test on emulator and device Jun 08 04:31:40 rwhitby: ok, cool Jun 08 04:31:51 mrvc: if you tell me they work, then I can do the rest of the merge from there Jun 08 04:31:59 * rwhitby bbl Jun 08 04:48:31 rwhitby: I built the arm version and copied it to the pre and it seems fine Jun 08 04:56:54 anyone really familiar with the messaging app? Jun 08 04:57:15 #webos is your friend :D Jun 08 04:57:36 no its not Jun 08 04:58:13 ka6sox that meant for me? Jun 08 04:58:24 its a palm app? Jun 08 04:59:58 yeah Jun 08 05:00:50 rwhitby: somehow LunaSysMgr crashes in the emulator now Jun 08 05:01:08 i can't send to that channel Jun 08 05:01:21 register your nick Jun 08 05:01:25 rwhitby: ** Message: encountered non-directory item: /var/palm/data/com.palm.appInstallService/installHistory.db Jun 08 05:01:36 rwhitby: (LunaSysMgr:7650): LunaService-CRITICAL **: Error in base.c:567 Jun 08 05:01:47 rwhitby: (LunaSysMgr:7650): LunaService-CRITICAL **: Can't request name com.palm.appinstaller with bus, ret=3 Jun 08 05:01:47 CRITICAL:(void ApplicationInstaller::startService():239) Failed in ApplicationInstaller: Can't request name com.palm.appinstaller with bus, ret=3 Jun 08 05:02:03 rwhitby: Crash handler child got data Jun 08 05:02:13 rwhitby: Handle crash from main thread: 1 Jun 08 05:02:21 rwhitby: PGThreadGlobalContext::instance(): 0x81f9828 Jun 08 05:02:30 mrvc, we now have a wonderful pastebin...webos-internals.pastebin.com Jun 08 05:02:31 rwhitby: Segmentation fault Jun 08 05:02:50 ka6sox: ok -- sorry Jun 08 05:03:05 np...its just easier to read :D Jun 08 05:05:24 rwhitby: http://webos-internals.pastebin.com/9NBvMGqa Jun 08 05:06:34 mrvc: that all looks unrelated to this plugin Jun 08 05:06:59 rwhitby: I also see this: http://webos-internals.pastebin.com/pgE9Kmrv Jun 08 05:07:25 that's all good Jun 08 05:08:19 rwhitby: ok, I'm not sure what is going on then, the emulator was working fine before Jun 08 05:08:51 ok, can you look at the .so files themselves, from now and before and compare them? Jun 08 05:09:28 rwhitby: ok, I did a reset and it is ok now -- strange Jun 08 05:10:25 rwhitby: seems fine Jun 08 05:11:54 mrvc: so it works on emulator and device? Jun 08 05:12:46 rwhitby: yep Jun 08 05:13:52 mrvc: ok, copy that over to the src directory of the terminal git repo, and try using the same type of build makefile as save/restore or govnah Jun 08 05:15:44 rwhitby: ok Jun 08 05:16:35 oyyy :( Jun 08 05:18:48 sk1tt1sh, what are you doing? Jun 08 05:22:06 rwhitby: I don't understand -- the govnah and saverestore src/Makefiles set CC explicitly Jun 08 05:22:35 okay so my carrier uses a proxy and i figured out where that is in messaging... Jun 08 05:22:36 uh Jun 08 05:22:50 MmsTransportImpl.class Jun 08 05:23:25 theres a method "getMmsProxy" and I'm trying to figure out how this stuff works. don't know java really :( Jun 08 05:27:14 sk1tt1sh, okay...dunno anything about that...thats userland. Jun 08 05:28:44 hehe Jun 08 05:29:53 ka6sox do you know java? Jun 08 05:30:20 only the kind I get at Java Joe's Jun 08 05:30:34 bah Jun 08 05:34:12 mrvc: the govnah and saverestore makefiles call the makefile that is loaded in from the src dir Jun 08 05:34:17 mrvc: two levels of makefile Jun 08 05:37:59 bpadalino you still up? Jun 08 05:38:51 rwhitby: should terminal/src/Makefile also be setting CC explicitly? Jun 08 05:45:14 woot! Jun 08 05:45:22 i think i figured it out hahaha Jun 08 05:47:36 mrvc: terminal/src/Makefile can just default to native host gcc, or whatever is easiest for you to use for development. the build.git makefile will override it with the specific i686 and armel toolchains Jun 08 05:48:21 rwhitby: ok Jun 08 05:50:03 rwhitby: so, what is special about the build makefile for saverestore or govnah that I should be trying to copy? Jun 08 05:50:40 rwhitby: oh, sorry you mean build/apps/govnah/Makefile Jun 08 05:54:33 rwhitby: so, I should be modifying the build/* targets to cd to the src dir and make it? Jun 08 06:02:46 rwhitby: going to bed -- we can work on it more later Jun 08 06:06:23 mrvc: yes, that's what I mean Jun 08 06:13:24 where can I find the API for sending/receiving SMS? Jun 08 06:15:05 hey guys idk if it's a bug or known but not documented but the wosqi terminal install causes luna to crash because the terminal service plugin is not downloaded and installed Jun 08 06:15:39 obviously just use wosqi to install preware and download it that way yes....but some users may not think to do it that way Jun 08 06:16:08 ... Jun 08 06:19:33 luke-jr do you mean the .class file? Jun 08 06:22:03 have you looked through /usr/lib/palm/applications/com.palm.messaging Jun 08 06:22:23 sk1tt1sh: I mean the DBus call, but I'm sure source would provide useful advice Jun 08 06:23:28 oh no idea on that... i'm still kinda newish at this Jun 08 06:23:30 there is no /usr/lib/palm on the Pre I'm ssh'd into :/ Jun 08 06:24:03 sorry Jun 08 06:24:06 its usr/palm Jun 08 06:24:55 lol /usr/palm/applications/com.palm.app.messaging :) Jun 08 06:27:22 :) Jun 08 06:27:32 find what you're looking for? Jun 08 06:27:37 now I think I'm just too tired to dig through code :( Jun 08 06:27:45 maybe in the morning Jun 08 06:27:52 you can also find a lot of information in /usr/lib/luna/java/messaging.jar Jun 08 06:27:56 word Jun 08 06:28:13 i'm just kinda documenting teh steps i need to go through. mondays are a biatch ahaha Jun 08 06:41:07 speedy1, http://pastebin.com/MMCTvjqJ Jun 08 06:43:58 morning Jun 08 06:46:12 morning swisstomcat Jun 08 06:46:48 morning ka6sox Jun 08 06:46:51 i got my replacement pre Jun 08 06:47:30 kewl..is it better than the original one? Jun 08 06:49:52 dang...they sure set asid a LOT of RAM for kernel space in a pixi. Jun 08 06:56:35 it seems solid so far Jun 08 06:56:41 still playing with the pixi? Jun 08 06:56:47 oh yeah... Jun 08 06:57:04 i thought about getting the plus but i was 200 more Jun 08 06:57:09 it Jun 08 06:57:34 64MB set aside for a 2.3MB kernel uImage...probably not buffers...so most likely modem code. Jun 08 06:59:08 swisstomcat, ya, I really like the pixi...enjoying playing with it. Jun 08 06:59:38 poking @ the governors on it...seeing what effect that has on battery life and temps. Jun 08 07:00:12 you don't miss those 80 pixels? Jun 08 07:00:20 i liked the build quality and feel though Jun 08 07:00:22 nope Jun 08 07:00:34 I really like it better in a lot of ways. Jun 08 07:00:42 better keyboard too Jun 08 07:00:57 indeed Jun 08 07:01:14 make the pixi2 pre sized and with it's innards and make the pre2 bigger Jun 08 07:01:49 somebody earlier was blue skying about a 3.6" LCD :P Jun 08 07:02:14 the pre might already be that. Jun 08 07:04:33 I wonder how much space is actually left over when the secret sauce and the kernel are stuffed in that partition. Jun 08 07:10:25 swisstomcat, I like the size of the pixi...and I'd like to see more RAM but with that little amount of board space another RAM chip might not fit. Jun 08 07:10:44 how much does it have? Jun 08 07:11:05 256MB Jun 08 07:11:13 40MB or so is dedicated to the modem Jun 08 07:11:13 total used free shared buffers cached Jun 08 07:11:13 Mem: 200820 191420 9400 0 14940 59024 Jun 08 07:11:19 like the original pre? Jun 08 07:11:28 that was my guess too...so not too far off. Jun 08 07:11:30 it's a seperate core, but it lives on the same dram chip Jun 08 07:11:47 a stacked module too on top of the proc? Jun 08 07:11:57 well, what i mean is it uses the same dram Jun 08 07:12:05 no. it's part of the 7227 Jun 08 07:12:07 or is that only on the omap? Jun 08 07:12:15 it's a multicore chip, the dram is stacked on top Jun 08 07:12:24 the modem is an arm9 Jun 08 07:12:46 ah, I was wondering if it was ARM or DSP. Jun 08 07:12:53 well, there's a DSP too Jun 08 07:12:59 2 of 'em Jun 08 07:13:12 right Jun 08 07:13:18 one for video and one for audio? Jun 08 07:13:27 one for the 'modem' and one for the 'apps processor' Jun 08 07:13:28 one for modem one for media Jun 08 07:13:32 the apps DSP does video+audio Jun 08 07:13:39 codecs Jun 08 07:13:46 the modem DSP does all the mixing and phone call stuff Jun 08 07:14:11 chatty night Jun 08 07:14:20 morning :) Jun 08 07:14:22 amazing how many cores you can stuff in one ASIC. Jun 08 07:14:46 yep Jun 08 07:14:49 geist=palm ghost? :) Jun 08 07:15:01 I'm sure that JTAG would see quite a few things. Jun 08 07:15:17 were you at the dev days? Jun 08 07:15:17 He changed buildings, so that's some kind of ghost Jun 08 07:15:39 ka6sox: there are two ports, so it would depend which one you plug into. Jun 08 07:15:46 I had to bail on dev days, 6pm in sf when you work in south bay is a bit hard on a monday =/ Jun 08 07:16:18 cdm ah, a lot of my projects have 2 to 3 chains. Jun 08 07:16:39 they keep the modem and the apps separate. Jun 08 07:16:43 otherwise you spend too much time collapsing. Jun 08 07:16:46 so you don't have to mess with one to get to the other. Jun 08 07:17:23 ya, I usually have one for Glue and another for Procs + another maybe for DSP stuff. Jun 08 07:18:37 I heard a rumor that there was a serial port somewhere in a pixi. Jun 08 07:18:41 (on pads) Jun 08 07:18:51 yeah, not as cool as the serial port on the pre. Jun 08 07:19:12 Less cool to work with too Jun 08 07:19:33 I mean the serial, I enjoyed working on pixi Jun 08 07:19:54 chrisa, I'm having more fun with the pixi than the pre. Jun 08 07:20:07 As a user, or general hackery? Jun 08 07:20:14 both Jun 08 07:20:17 Not much work has been done on pixi outside of us it seems like Jun 08 07:20:45 well...I'm playing with it now...looking @ what I can make it do. Jun 08 07:21:38 I think that the /sys/platform/tmp105/celsius is the core temp. Jun 08 07:22:00 That's the thermistor driver, so that would be a good guess Jun 08 07:22:15 can the pixi be overlocked too? i assume no Jun 08 07:22:19 and the same 1w driver. Jun 08 07:22:33 swiss...I'm reluctant...not much thermal mass. Jun 08 07:22:40 The 1w implementations are quite a bit different between the devices if I recall Jun 08 07:22:45 But cdm/geist would know for sure Jun 08 07:23:13 As for overclocking, the 7x27 doesn't really leave room for that compared to the omap used in pre Jun 08 07:24:27 I briefly looked at the pll stuff but didn't go far with it. Jun 08 07:24:38 it's all owned by the modem Jun 08 07:24:47 so even if you try to set or ask it to be set, it won't go anywhere. Jun 08 07:25:01 "mother may I have a clock" Jun 08 07:25:02 so the governor settings don't matter? Jun 08 07:25:25 have you guys played with webos on other phones than the pre/pixi? Jun 08 07:25:35 swisstomcat: like what? Jun 08 07:25:45 Is that a trick to try to get us to say if we have other products? Jun 08 07:25:45 ka6sox: at least, that's my understanding. Jun 08 07:25:50 any other arm-based phone Jun 08 07:26:06 ka6sox: most of the clock control turns into proc-comm calls to the modem to do the work. Jun 08 07:26:08 I haven't actually. I've used an iphone for maybe 30 seconds total Jun 08 07:26:14 ka6sox: and it has limits and tables of it's own Jun 08 07:26:29 swisstomcat: odd question Jun 08 07:26:59 cdm: the board stuff is in the code release, right? Jun 08 07:27:15 cdm, I"d heard something like that. Jun 08 07:27:16 the hardware is more or less the same on other phones (omap) Jun 08 07:27:30 so in theory you could put webos on other phones that have the same hardware Jun 08 07:28:01 htc hero/iphone 3g/... Jun 08 07:28:12 boy, after hearing about the Dragon's Dens I'd rather not try :D Jun 08 07:28:27 hmm? Jun 08 07:28:29 I'd try if you could convince cdm to pay me to do it Jun 08 07:29:24 how much do you need? :) Jun 08 07:29:34 swisstomcat: we know that an early version of webOS (or perhaps just the kernel) ran on a Treo 800 Jun 08 07:29:53 but that was before nova? Jun 08 07:29:57 swisstomcat: It's possible to go one further. What is webOS? Really, it's the UI. Lots of people have gotten the UI to run on other devices besides ours. Jun 08 07:29:59 and hello rwhitby btw Jun 08 07:30:13 swisstomcat: No, but before Luna. Jun 08 07:30:22 sorry, that's what i meant Jun 08 07:30:25 heh, I run webOS on my Mac laptop, via the emulator and virtualbox :) Jun 08 07:30:29 hehe Jun 08 07:30:42 cdm: run lunasysmgr on other devices? Jun 08 07:31:00 i think cdm means the webapps Jun 08 07:31:09 I reckon I could probably run webOS on my Synology DS1010+ NAS box ... Jun 08 07:31:10 i see Jun 08 07:31:22 (at least the emulator build ...) Jun 08 07:31:23 without a gui Jun 08 07:31:31 swisstomcat: maybe. It's not hard to break down what an existing running Linux device needs to make SYsMgr run. Jun 08 07:31:32 swisstomcat: no, the 1010+ has a VGA port Jun 08 07:31:42 oh really Jun 08 07:31:52 interesting experiment Jun 08 07:32:15 It's fairly trivial to take a look at the filesystem, cut out the general linux components and then extract the services that matter and their dependencies Jun 08 07:32:26 Especially since you have the init scripts Jun 08 07:32:28 actually, it might be really cool if you there was an OSS lunasysmgr :) Jun 08 07:32:33 chrisa: or go further and chroot into an existing filesystem. Jun 08 07:32:46 no one has attempted it yet tho? Jun 08 07:32:54 swisstomcat: Didn't say that. Jun 08 07:32:58 e.g on a beagle board? Jun 08 07:33:21 chrisa: you wouldn't even have to cut-it-down Jun 08 07:33:21 bugger, I need to renew gold to use netflix again Jun 08 07:33:34 yeah, I'm surprised no-one has put webOS on a beagle board yet Jun 08 07:33:36 cdm: I meant just for the case of getting a bare minimum set of binaries to throw Luna on any arm system Jun 08 07:33:46 But yes, you could just chroot into a filesystem too Jun 08 07:33:54 put it on an SD card and have at it Jun 08 07:34:07 I feel a bit dirty when the answer is "chroot then do ____" for some reason Jun 08 07:34:22 Even though that's how I used to use all my mips stuff Jun 08 07:34:22 * ka6sox fires up the beagle board :D Jun 08 07:35:12 now we're talking :) Jun 08 07:35:15 i think it'll be an interesting world for android if ubuntu finishes it's android compatibility layer Jun 08 07:35:22 since all that android code is just java Jun 08 07:35:30 yeah Jun 08 07:35:51 how is their license of having dalvik on other platforms? Jun 08 07:36:14 it's all BSD afaik Jun 08 07:36:23 it's all on some git server Jun 08 07:37:12 hey cdm - i got a cool demo for you tomorrow :). i made my component faster Jun 08 07:37:13 google should go ahead and focus more on chrome on android and chrome web store on mobile Jun 08 07:38:03 and i know how to make it faster yet Jun 08 07:38:03 so if i get a second-hand htc hero .. who will help getting it to run webos? Jun 08 07:38:38 What chipset did the hero use? I just know it was before the android devices began pumping out 7x27 stuff Jun 08 07:39:28 i thought it was the omap but i have to check Jun 08 07:39:57 another device to try would be the N900 Jun 08 07:39:59 nokia Jun 08 07:40:10 replace meego? Jun 08 07:40:23 works for me. Jun 08 07:40:26 yeah Jun 08 07:40:39 sorry, hero is qualcom Jun 08 07:40:57 I tried MeeGo the other day on an eeePC Jun 08 07:41:05 MSM7200A Jun 08 07:41:16 I'm waiting to be able to put it on my N800 (which is currently sitting idle) Jun 08 07:42:16 n900: 3430 CPU Clock Rate 600 MHz Graphics Processor PowerVR SGX with OpenGL ES 2.0 support Jun 08 07:42:30 ti omap 3430 that is Jun 08 07:43:18 thats a separate proc though...not part of the 3430? ie NOT the DSP chip inside the 3430? Jun 08 07:45:59 an n900 would be easy hackable i think Jun 08 07:46:05 people have it overclocked to 800mhz too, just like the pre Jun 08 07:46:49 well..at least I've not seen anything over 60 on my pre...even after playing quake for 30 minutes Jun 08 07:47:36 I have a logger that monitors it while I'm testing. Jun 08 07:48:10 wheras the pre idles @ 21-25 the pixi idles @ 30 Jun 08 07:49:07 space constraints Jun 08 07:49:17 its all the 37 procs in the ASIC. Jun 08 07:49:50 hmm, this replacement pre seems different .. the little thingie over the front speaker is plastic Jun 08 07:50:14 the center button seems different too, different shade of silver or something Jun 08 07:50:31 the pixi plus looks like it has a TS back...I should try it on TS. Jun 08 07:51:09 hmm, webos on the n900: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=44150&page=3 Jun 08 07:52:05 yeah, the pixi plus should have a ts back like the pre plus Jun 08 07:53:16 nope..no TS Jun 08 07:53:28 i thought they all had ts backs? Jun 08 07:53:58 well..its not working OR the phone is charged Jun 08 07:54:04 n900 has 800x480 screen resolution .. and is landscape oriented by default Jun 08 07:54:14 how does lunasysmgr handle different screen resolutions? Jun 08 07:54:18 thats probably controlled by the dragons in the modem :D Jun 08 07:55:33 were have all the palm experts disappeared to? Jun 08 07:56:11 where Jun 08 07:56:56 sleep Jun 08 07:57:00 although i'm still at work :( Jun 08 07:57:16 beelzabub, got cot? Jun 08 07:57:21 cot? Jun 08 07:57:23 any takers on webos->n900? Jun 08 07:57:57 don't engineers sleep under their desk? Jun 08 07:58:21 http://www.walmart.com/ip/Ozark-Trail-Camp-Cot/10986129?sourceid=1500000000000003260410&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=10986129 Jun 08 07:58:23 no, we can afford beds Jun 08 08:17:38 pixi @ 62C after making it work hard. Jun 08 08:18:37 so I was just watching lemketron's developer day video about debugging, and I'm trying to get TCP/IP port-forwarding over novacom over usb to the device working, but am not having any luck. Jun 08 08:18:47 anyone know how that is supposed to work? Jun 08 08:19:07 too bad i missed that day :( Jun 08 08:19:30 is he talking about the ares debugger? Jun 08 08:19:59 it's related, but this is so you can port-forward to a gdb running on the device to debug native PDK stuff Jun 08 08:21:04 I get "error attempting to tunnel socket: got response socket open failed" Jun 08 08:21:40 does it depend on usbnet being enabled? Jun 08 08:22:01 I don't believe it does - the video leads me to believe it is tunneled over pure novacom Jun 08 08:22:21 so more like a SLIP connection via novacom. Jun 08 08:22:54 maybe it's related to the emulator hostmode where you have to keep a connection open Jun 08 08:22:56 oh, I just got it to work :) Jun 08 08:23:13 root@palm-webos-device:/# tcpsvd 0 5000 cat Jun 08 08:23:21 bash-3.2$ novacom -P -f 5000:5000 Jun 08 08:23:29 oils:~ rwhitby$ telnet localhost 5000 Jun 08 10:44:36 rehi Jun 08 12:02:20 mrvc, destinal: Terminal 0.3.0 (combined package) pushed to git. Jun 08 12:11:50 very interesting overnight conversation Jun 08 12:12:00 shame i missed it Jun 08 12:15:50 yeah, interesting .. too bad i scared them away :) Jun 08 12:15:59 mornin! Jun 08 12:16:00 heh Jun 08 12:16:09 i don't think you scared them away :) Jun 08 12:16:12 * nt4cats is terrified of swisstomcat Jun 08 12:16:48 * swisstomcat is a dangerous cat Jun 08 12:16:55 harharhar Jun 08 12:19:24 question now: get a beagleboard or a N900 and start experimenting Jun 08 12:19:42 beagleboard is cheaper by a good amount, isn't it ? Jun 08 12:21:02 yeah Jun 08 12:21:09 beagleboard is like $149 Jun 08 12:21:21 but hard to make phonecalls with it :) Jun 08 12:21:28 true Jun 08 12:21:34 touch controls may be a little difficult too Jun 08 12:21:48 unless you add a touchscreen Jun 08 12:22:04 then you'd need drivers Jun 08 12:22:12 but you could add a bigger screen Jun 08 12:22:51 usb touchscreens from their main page.. http://dkc1.digikey.com/us/en/mkt/beagleboard.html Jun 08 12:22:59 $90 for a pretty big one Jun 08 12:24:01 never heard of an infrared touch screen, tho .. Jun 08 12:24:08 sounds ... strange? Jun 08 12:24:10 hmm, tasty Jun 08 12:25:02 touch detection is via infrared? Jun 08 12:26:09 yeah, apparently they use beams going across the screen and detectors to check for interference .. Jun 08 12:26:37 never heard of those style before, but they seem to be popular with POS systems Jun 08 12:26:46 we could make our own frankenstein-tablet with it Jun 08 12:27:08 indeed Jun 08 12:27:19 ifyou could tell luna to up the screen image size Jun 08 12:28:18 something to ask the experts next time they're here Jun 08 12:28:45 time for me to shower and then get to work.. bbl Jun 08 12:30:15 So I'm doing a feed rebuild from scratch, to make sure there is no corruption from the RAID controller card failure yesterday. Jun 08 12:30:49 This means that all patches will have their dates reset to today, and it's possible that there might be some packages missing from the feeds if they failed to build. Jun 08 12:31:02 so if that happens, you guys will know why :) Jun 08 12:31:03 raid controller failure .. uhoh Jun 08 12:31:15 * nt4cats wishes that hardware was as reliable as software .... Jun 08 12:31:23 hehe Jun 08 12:31:30 redundant raid-controllers? Jun 08 12:31:40 raid-0 raid-controller Jun 08 12:31:43 well, the card went offline. it came back online again after a reboot, but I will rebuild the packages from source anyway, just in case. Jun 08 12:32:45 (and it's an opportunity to move the autobuild to the new instance that can do cross-compile sb2 stuff successfully, paving the way for a future build.git and cross-compile.git merge) Jun 08 13:20:10 @webosinternals if i want to hack touchstone behavior, where should i start? Jun 08 13:23:09 is the touchstone detection coming along? Jun 08 13:27:59 omg Jun 08 13:28:07 swisstomcat: seriously? Jun 08 13:28:16 or is this a joke Jun 08 13:28:30 the question? Jun 08 13:28:53 there is no talking to the TC while the phone is "operational" Jun 08 13:28:54 the question is from a tweet to @webosinternals Jun 08 13:29:02 oh Jun 08 13:29:04 i dont tweet Jun 08 13:29:16 i'm sure they're not talking Jun 08 13:29:28 talking? Jun 08 13:29:36 but can the phone detect that it's being charged by a touchstone Jun 08 13:29:46 versus being charged by the usb-connector Jun 08 13:29:54 "can the phone detect" Jun 08 13:29:58 that is so ambiguous Jun 08 13:30:38 swisstomcat: the telephony service "which also handles phonecalls" also handles the TC stuff Jun 08 13:30:48 if u want to talk to the TC u need to kill the telephony service Jun 08 13:30:56 pretty unpratical Jun 08 13:35:16 sorry, got disconnected Jun 08 13:35:47 so the answer to the first question is "not really" Jun 08 13:36:37 yeah Jun 08 13:36:42 the telephony service handles screen management? (screen stays on when put on tc) Jun 08 13:36:52 no Jun 08 13:36:57 it generates events Jun 08 13:37:00 its a service Jun 08 13:37:08 it announces when TC states change Jun 08 13:37:17 the power service listens to them then reacacts Jun 08 13:38:41 i see Jun 08 13:38:54 i personally think getting the opensource wifi drivers working would be the ultimate kernel enhancement Jun 08 13:38:57 can "we" listen to those TC state changes? Jun 08 13:39:02 AP, mesh networking, etc. Jun 08 13:39:10 libertas would kick ass Jun 08 13:39:20 and then do something based on TC state changes? Jun 08 13:39:28 swisstomcat: sure from the userland u can listen to them Jun 08 13:39:43 u just cant get them in the kernel Jun 08 13:39:48 or from the hw directly Jun 08 13:39:53 with out stoping telephony Jun 08 13:39:58 oh, i see Jun 08 13:40:47 userland means a service for example? Jun 08 13:40:56 and query that from mojo Jun 08 13:41:13 userland is everything outside the kernel Jun 08 13:43:09 for example Jun 08 13:43:13 if you want an app to react to a TC state change Jun 08 13:43:54 right there are dbus signals for TC state Jun 08 13:43:55 it could get that info from the telephony service or is that private? Jun 08 13:44:05 private dbus or public dbus? Jun 08 13:44:10 its a luna signal Jun 08 13:44:13 public i think Jun 08 13:44:22 hmm Jun 08 13:44:24 its not a service reply Jun 08 13:44:32 its more of a broadcast Jun 08 13:44:35 i see Jun 08 13:44:40 you as ask telephony fo the TC state Jun 08 13:44:48 but the TC sends on the reply to everything Jun 08 13:44:54 aha Jun 08 13:45:09 because the response is generic and not app specific Jun 08 13:45:36 but it's not a service call you could use from mojo, is it? Jun 08 13:46:53 yes its a service call u can make from mojo Jun 08 13:47:01 i've never listened to a signal though Jun 08 13:47:07 i know how to do in C Jun 08 13:47:10 idk how from mojo Jun 08 13:47:57 i'm a mojo person Jun 08 13:48:01 no c/c++ Jun 08 13:48:25 how would you do it in c? Jun 08 13:49:10 there is a method in liblunaservice for listening to signals Jun 08 13:49:23 here is the mojo way as an example: Jun 08 13:49:41 this.controller.serviceRequest('palm://com.palm.location', { method:"getCurrentPosition", parameters:{}, onSuccess:{}, onFailure:{} }); Jun 08 13:51:29 my wild guess would be Jun 08 13:51:58 serviceRequest('palm://com.palm.phone', { method:"getTCState",.... Jun 08 13:52:42 that is the service request side Jun 08 13:52:49 that is not how u listen to signals Jun 08 13:53:20 there are lots of mojo apps the use signals Jun 08 13:53:26 u dont have to guess Jun 08 13:53:29 look at one of them Jun 08 13:54:17 use dbus=util to see who is sending the request to powerd Jun 08 13:54:24 then look at that apps source Jun 08 13:56:46 allright Jun 08 13:56:59 there's always a lot to learn Jun 08 13:58:53 i thought u were responding to a tweet Jun 08 13:59:02 why are trying do this now? Jun 08 13:59:28 general interest Jun 08 13:59:51 if i just repond to a tweet then i wouldn't know about signals and stuff like that Jun 08 14:11:34 has anyone done any .wav or .mp3 playing with SDL? Jun 08 14:14:58 i know someone who has, but have not seen him for a while (ron_frown) Jun 08 14:17:28 zsoc is Captain McMedia -- but I don't know if he's gotten into SDL Jun 08 14:30:02 Anyone from WebOS-Internals here? Jun 08 14:32:51 got a question? Jun 08 14:40:17 I was going to request that they change the labeling in the Testing Feeds so that the packages show up as being from the "WebOS Internals Testing" feed instead as from "WebOS Internals" b/c that is the same label they use for packages in other feeds, and I can never tell if an update or new package is from the Testing Feeds or the regular feeds Jun 08 14:42:43 would make sense Jun 08 14:44:23 yea, i've posted it on the forum a little while back and no one acknowledge it, then I sent a private mssg to Ron and he hasn't repsonded either :( Jun 08 14:50:33 [; looks liek he is ignoring u Jun 08 14:50:34 :p Jun 08 14:55:19 :( Jun 08 14:55:21 bbl Jun 08 15:18:52 zsoc|away: we need to thing of something to print to put in the box with the backs Jun 08 15:21:56 anyone know how to run virtualbox through a proxy? Jun 08 15:27:10 heh, I ran into that problem yesterday Jun 08 15:27:29 my corp f/w requires using an http proxy....I couldn't get it to work Jun 08 15:28:11 i knew someone was talking about it Jun 08 15:28:19 yeah, that's my problem, too :/ Jun 08 15:28:31 i know there's a way, i just don't know how Jun 08 15:29:32 I tried setting the network interface to bridged mode, but that only gets you half way....still have to force all networking to go through the environment's http_proxy var Jun 08 17:41:17 is an sha1sum different then sha1-digest? Jun 08 17:42:12 nvm Jun 08 17:46:41 rwhitby what command do I use to get the sha1-digest for the file to put in the manifests.mf? Jun 08 17:51:48 ugh sha1sum gives me something way longer wtf Jun 08 17:54:23 md5sum is longer too X( Jun 08 18:02:16 Sooo... How bout them dodgers? Jun 08 18:03:46 who? Jun 08 18:03:50 csun...wasn't that leveled in '94? Jun 08 18:03:59 So? Jun 08 18:04:00 :p Jun 08 18:04:12 That means all the buildings are shiny new! Jun 08 18:04:21 either of you know how to get the sha1-digest for manifest.mf? Jun 08 18:04:24 And that was a fun earthquake.... I slept through it Jun 08 18:04:32 i can't figure out how whitby does it Jun 08 18:06:12 Its way to cold here Jun 08 18:06:34 halfhalo_class, you really do mean "how 'bout them dodgers" Jun 08 18:06:52 Yes, Yes I do Jun 08 18:07:11 I have flat rate boxes. I need to find a use for them Jun 08 18:07:34 send me another pre? Jun 08 18:07:35 :D Jun 08 18:07:45 But... I need all my pres! Jun 08 18:07:52 he he Jun 08 18:07:58 you asked! Jun 08 18:07:59 And I am loaning one to my mom for a while Jun 08 18:08:17 Her vzw dumbphone decided to not charge anymore Jun 08 18:08:29 and so apparently she's getting a smartphone Jun 08 18:08:45 Now, this is a person who has issues just using the remote Jun 08 18:09:02 shoot..even the post office could get it only 70 miles west of you. Jun 08 18:09:31 The one in the middle of the ocean? Jun 08 18:11:16 In a straight line its something like 40 miles to the beach due west Jun 08 18:14:44 halfhalo_class, what? Jun 08 18:14:51 from CSUN? Jun 08 18:14:55 yeah Jun 08 18:15:06 okay...McGrath is 40 miles Due west. Jun 08 18:15:13 straight down 118 Jun 08 18:15:37 well, thats not a straight line now is it? Jun 08 18:15:51 118 is almost a straight line Jun 08 18:16:27 I refuse to acknowledge the existence of the 118 after the 23 Jun 08 18:16:34 it does not exist, and never has Jun 08 18:16:36 person Jun 08 18:16:37 period Jun 08 18:16:51 (How the hell did I type person instead of period?) Jun 08 18:17:54 hell..in 2hrs I'll be on that "non existant" section of road headed to Tampa Ave. Jun 08 18:18:13 Ewwww Jun 08 18:18:15 tampa Jun 08 18:18:30 Get of early and got to innout in porter ranch Jun 08 18:18:44 problem solved Jun 08 18:19:03 forgot about that one...I take Tampa to the north end and keep on going. Jun 08 18:19:43 headed to the Golf Ball on top. Jun 08 18:20:03 Lol Jun 08 18:20:21 I wish sesnon went through the canyon there..... Jun 08 18:20:28 Would make my life so much easier Jun 08 18:21:49 I basically live on the other side of the canyon there a street below sesnon Jun 08 18:22:03 ah Jun 08 18:23:32 my favourite is "Cal State Nowhere" :D Jun 08 18:26:07 rehi Jun 08 18:26:17 morning swisstomcat Jun 08 18:26:25 hey ka6sox Jun 08 18:26:56 armed with what I learned last night I'm now looking deeper into the Pixi Jun 08 18:28:01 brb...headed into office Jun 08 18:28:56 very good Jun 08 18:31:22 dangit im so close! Jun 08 18:31:48 swisstomcat do you know how to get the sha1 digest that's in manifest.mf? Jun 08 18:32:01 manifest.mf? Jun 08 18:32:05 never heard of that Jun 08 18:32:07 sha1sum gives something like 3times longer Jun 08 18:32:24 in the webosdoctor.jar meta-inf/manifest.mf Jun 08 18:32:51 openssl dgst -sha1 gives something too long too XD Jun 08 18:33:12 oh Jun 08 18:33:19 i'm probably the wrong one to ask, sorry Jun 08 18:34:32 crap Jun 08 18:35:22 rwhitby fixes it for the webOS.tar but I don't know how to do it for sprint.tar lol as i'm trying to add an ipk grrar! haha Jun 08 18:36:32 sk1tt1sh: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/guide/jar/jar.html#Signature%20Validation Jun 08 18:38:05 it seems to be a standard sha1 sigest Jun 08 18:42:05 thanks Jun 08 18:42:12 i saw that :| Jun 08 18:45:16 sha1sum reports the value as hex, you need to convert that to base64 Jun 08 18:48:13 openssl dgst -sha1 -binary | openssl enc -base64 Jun 08 19:28:51 thank you :) Jun 08 21:19:16 *Dancing penguin* Jun 08 21:20:21 crazy Jun 08 21:20:55 The correct term for me is "Homicidal insane individual", or so the courts say Jun 08 21:21:49 oh, a HII Jun 08 21:58:55 rwhitby you on? Jun 08 22:17:21 do any of you use the IPKG tools? Jun 08 22:56:26 uh Jun 08 22:56:30 iphone aint revolutionary. Jun 08 22:56:39 didnt nokia do all this 4 years ago??? Jun 08 23:12:00 morning Jun 08 23:14:48 mornin Jun 08 23:30:55 Has anyone tested Terminal 0.3.0 ? Jun 08 23:34:28 rwhitby: I haven't launched it yet but I noticed the package still depends on terminal plugin Jun 08 23:35:17 bsiegel: yeah, that's cause Preware still merges dependencies, so the installed version's dependency is still affecting what Preware thinks should happen Jun 08 23:36:57 gotcha, yep it looks fine now Jun 08 23:38:47 * rwhitby watches WWDC video before PalmCast starts Jun 08 23:39:17 asdkfjhasdf Jun 08 23:39:29 can someone help me get preware Jun 08 23:39:39 http://install.preware.org Jun 08 23:40:18 oops, can someone help me install preware, sorry i had to allow pop ups lol Jun 08 23:40:25 http://install.preware.org Jun 08 23:40:59 any news on the modded kerenel and slowness in some apps? like camera/email/etc Jun 08 23:41:17 terminal 0.3.0 seems fine here on my Pre Jun 08 23:41:43 a quick test here and it works Jun 08 23:42:11 how can i download preware without connecting to a computer Jun 08 23:42:20 Robi_: JAVA Jun 08 23:42:22 you can't Jun 08 23:42:25 lol Jun 08 23:42:29 darn Jun 08 23:42:38 dont need a kernel mod to fix java slowness Jun 08 23:42:47 just need less java! Jun 08 23:42:50 oilsworkn: my screen in terminal turns red after i quit top Jun 08 23:43:03 oh, i didn't run any commands Jun 08 23:43:08 just installed, restarted, and started it Jun 08 23:43:12 does anyone have a touch keypad download to suggest? Jun 08 23:43:14 and tested the back-gesture from porefs scene Jun 08 23:43:19 which used to make it crash Jun 08 23:43:20 PuffTheMagic: the photo app didn't lag as much before.. now when i need to take a pic i have to wait 5 min Jun 08 23:43:30 more java? Jun 08 23:43:33 and it removed the termplugin package i previously had installed Jun 08 23:43:57 oilsworkn: clear doesn't fix it, but reset does Jun 08 23:44:17 Robi_: i have nothing to do with terminal :) Jun 08 23:44:40 sorry, didn't mean to imply it was your prob Jun 08 23:44:45 its ok Jun 08 23:45:04 so.. :P who's porting webOS to the EVO ? Jun 08 23:46:28 chirp chirp Jun 08 23:47:16 i hear the battery on the EVO gets drained faster than the Pres Jun 08 23:47:47 likely due to android 2.1, as 2.2 is much more efficient Jun 08 23:49:20 screen is a bit big though. like they designed the screen around the OS Jun 09 00:03:35 jibba jabba on palmcast Jun 09 00:47:01 hmm Jun 09 00:47:11 i'm betting that flash will come with 1.4.5 Jun 09 00:47:19 chrooted flash plugin in webos Jun 09 00:47:32 how much is your wager ? Jun 09 00:48:11 hmmm Jun 09 00:48:16 lemme think about it Jun 09 00:48:17 :) Jun 09 00:50:11 :) Jun 09 00:53:39 at this point I just want flash so people will stop asking about it Jun 09 00:57:14 ;] Jun 09 00:58:32 flash is old hat Jun 09 00:59:08 flash never appealed to me due to so many ads that are out there with flash .. i'd prefer to just not deal with it Jun 09 01:03:08 hey guys, i was just runnin through the rsync backup process and everything went well, then i went to do the restore and it gives me an error about the module being unknown Jun 09 01:03:19 @ERROR: Unknown module 'pre-backup' Jun 09 01:03:38 every line was copied and pasted, i didn't skip any steps Jun 09 01:03:49 measure twice cut once Jun 09 01:04:28 anyone familiar with that error message? Jun 09 01:24:02 So, who has tested Preware 1.1.3 from the testing feed, so I can release it? Jun 09 01:40:16 i compulsively refresh feeds and update packages, so i've been on 1.1.3 since it was released.. didn't test it really thought, just used it :) Jun 09 01:40:21 passes the casual use test ;) Jun 09 01:40:41 same here, no glitches noticed so far Jun 09 01:41:20 dtzWill: we decided to just install xkbcomp on the autobuilder, right? Jun 09 01:41:45 rwhitby: errr i should be able to get it to build; didn't we fix it? Jun 09 01:42:13 i made a commit "to fix the build", presumably that worked? Jun 09 01:46:43 dtzWill: trying it now Jun 09 01:47:19 Sooo.... Who wants to see what the irc client looks like right now? Jun 09 01:47:42 (Hint: Its not crap. And has rounded divs) Jun 09 01:47:55 nodejs-488: throw up a screenie for us - you know you want to Jun 09 01:48:21 I can do one better. A Link that works in either chrome or safari 5 Jun 09 01:48:22 http://silentsight.homelinux.org/client.html Jun 09 01:48:29 dtzWill: I need to add some sort of stage flag file so that make stage doesn't repeatedly go over the same dependencies again and again Jun 09 01:48:42 rwhitby: /yes/ i've been thinking the same thing for a while Jun 09 01:49:04 I still have to add numbers to the tabs up top showing the number of unread messages, and the side panel with the userlist Jun 09 01:49:18 seems to work Jun 09 01:49:21 means there's another condition where you hafta clobber to make sure you build things but yeah Jun 09 01:49:37 dtzWill: I was thinking that a Makefile touch would cause a rebuild Jun 09 01:50:01 rather than having to put a version number in each makefile Jun 09 01:50:14 but maybe we need the version number for packaging anyway Jun 09 01:54:29 dtzWill: what package should we use to work out how to package stuff directly out of cross-compile.git ? Jun 09 01:54:38 hmmm…. Apparently I closed the terminal window with the server in it….. Jun 09 02:01:22 niiice Jun 09 02:01:45 WOQI has new update features. Jun 09 02:02:05 rwhitby: makefile dependency is a nice touch Jun 09 02:04:43 rwhitby: hmm, i'm not particularly fond of any. what are the candidates? terminal? quake? Jun 09 02:05:28 terminal is already autobuilt Jun 09 02:06:01 dtzWill: how are the x11 packages built? Jun 09 02:06:45 rwhitby: for now, by me. it might be a good candiate b/c it'd suck to package (deps on many other packages' libraries, etc), but also a bad candidate for similar reasons Jun 09 02:08:28 dtzWill: do you build them using widk? Jun 09 02:08:52 rwhitby: yes yes :) Jun 09 02:19:48 Ok, for some reason JS is not seeing the ACTION part of messages Jun 09 02:20:59 dtzWill: make stage completed on the autobuilder Jun 09 02:21:30 rwhitby: but i presently manually have to package it up, put the binaries where they go.. libraries.... etc. if we could instead do things like "i depend on libXext, so ship with it" that would be grand :) Jun 09 02:21:41 rwhitby: great news :D Jun 09 02:26:27 dtzWill: yeah, we want to be able to choose between libs distributed across multiple packages vs libs included in the same app package Jun 09 02:31:04 rwhitby: i like your ambition :) Jun 09 02:37:48 Quick question, as is, can webos apps support the use of php Jun 09 02:39:45 no, there is no php interpreter that comes with webos on a stock device Jun 09 02:40:59 what's the current version of preware? Jun 09 02:41:11 I didn't think so... Oh well js it is Jun 09 02:41:32 dmglouis: http://install.preware.org Jun 09 02:42:34 I know it says 1.1.2 there, but I just installed an update on preware for 1.1.3 Jun 09 02:42:35 I suck at css Jun 09 02:42:55 I really really do Jun 09 02:43:09 I can't get this thing centered for the life of me Jun 09 02:43:48 the thing is, everywhere in preware, it says that it is version 1.1.2, but in the installed packages area, it informs me that preware is 1.1.3 Jun 09 02:44:33 has anyone had an issue like that? Jun 09 02:44:40 sorry, no idea Jun 09 02:46:17 np, I was just curious. Jun 09 02:51:43 Yes css is funky on centering Jun 09 02:51:52 I sorta got it Jun 09 02:52:26 you can see it quickly before I take out the server to add connection emitters Jun 09 02:52:27 http://silentsight.homelinux.org/client.html# Jun 09 02:53:32 Right on Jun 09 02:54:06 question… what browser are you using... Jun 09 02:54:14 because it aint using websockets Jun 09 02:54:30 Right now I'm on my pre Jun 09 02:54:43 holy crap it works on the pre?!?!?!?!?! Jun 09 02:55:40 It almost loads the whole page hang on... Jun 09 02:55:40 This…. is amazing.... Jun 09 02:55:48 It will never load the page Jun 09 02:55:51 Ever Jun 09 02:56:40 It has to do with the way its pushing data Jun 09 02:56:50 Its keeping the connection alive until Jun 09 02:57:10 K well I can join the webos-test channel Jun 09 02:57:19 it can join all of them Jun 09 02:57:53 Yup Jun 09 02:58:11 Now I have a new project Jun 09 02:58:15 dtzWill: ok, just added a stamp file for staged deps Jun 09 02:58:28 Yeah it works, I can enter text but no submit or listing who is on Jun 09 02:58:41 submit is handled by enter Jun 09 02:58:43 or it should Jun 09 02:58:49 the keycodes may be off Jun 09 02:59:04 Yeah enter doesn't send it Jun 09 02:59:10 herm.... Jun 09 02:59:23 Thats something I have to mess with later I think Jun 09 02:59:41 Wel I'm always up for helping :) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Jun 09 02:59:57 2010