IRC log for #arm-netbook on 20100325

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05:51.53SQlvpapiranother variety of the netbook http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/264590543/8_9_inch_Netbook_1GB_NAND_flash_VIA_8430_250MHz_ARM926EJ_S_200MHz_DSP_128MB_Memory.html
05:56.10SQlvpapiractually a whole bunch :O http://dafurong.en.alibaba.com/productgrouplist-209611696/Netbooks.html
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14:27.53SQlvpapirno blue text for me :/
14:30.14SQlvpapirdid manage to interrupt the boot process at the logo though. 30 seconds enough?
14:38.43SQlvpapirwith the sd card not installed I get the red text "something something SD something something", will try to re-do the card
14:43.04SQlvpapirhere we go :)
14:44.18SQlvpapirfjp, do you want anything (non-machine-bricking) tested before I reassemble the machine? and do you still need those fotos?
16:42.19lkclSQlvpapir: what you doing to it?
16:58.00SQlvpapirlkcl, I've had it disassembled for a few days
19:29.24lkclahh
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20:00.49fjpSQlvpapir: Yes, I'd still like the fotos.
20:02.00fjpYou can still easily redo the early part of the install. Just abort it after making the foto.
21:04.39SQlvpapirfjp, I shot these earlier. will reassemble it tomorrow after measuring up a) v
21:04.42SQlvpapirwoups
21:05.41SQlvpapira) how thick the plastic is in various places to dremel out for more room b) what kind of battery could be fitted. http://dreijer.dk/~teis/fjp/ its in 'frankenstein modus' so not remotely optimal
21:08.07SQlvpapirfjp, I'm running that alsa-info script in a second
21:11.38SQlvpapirfjp, script requires lspci
21:12.06fjpNo. It just tries to run it. But as we don't have PCI it's not relevant
21:12.45fjphas sound playing now with info from lkcl
21:12.50lkclyaay!
21:12.51fjpSee mail
21:12.54lkclbloody hell that was quick
21:12.55SQlvpapirfjp, I'm getting "this script requires lspci. please install it and re-run this script"
21:13.42fjpWeird...
21:13.47SQlvpapiroh its redundant I guess then :)
21:14.29fjpYep :-)
21:14.57fjpOK I actually have lspci installed.
21:15.19fjpSQlvpapir: Could you comment that test out in the script and run it anyway?
21:15.35fjpComparing the settings should still be useful as there are still issues.
21:15.44SQlvpapirsure
21:16.07fjplspci returns nothing
21:16.19fjp(as expected)
21:23.51SQlvpapirfjp, what lines do you suggest commenting out?
21:29.19fjpSQlvpapir: Try only the exit 0 in the test that lspci exists
21:29.28fjplkcl: http://git.debian.org/?p=arm-netbook/arm-netbook.git;a=blobdiff;f=sound/soc/s3c24xx/s3c-pcm.c;h=af53636602663040aba21eadf3688880e4f0063b;hp=a0d4d371d7c2cc2a30a88f2f94c4fef1a47ee4c6;hb=2e53386667dab4208aa98dd57740b06e9a3c532a;hpb=4e62e92b0448486cdf8e777944872f704175a9b8
21:29.38fjpHow does that look?
21:29.58lkcl1sec
21:30.14lkclugly as fuck :)
21:30.21SQlvpapirfjp, you nailed it
21:30.48lkclbtw i replied mail, you guessed correct - pcm_close has setpin(...., 0);
21:31.04lkclactually cfgpin (.... OUTP); setpin( ... , 0);
21:31.53fjpagrees that it's ugly; totally the wrong place to do something like this...
21:38.22SQlvpapirfjp, pgrep, dialog and /proc/asound/modules not found either
21:38.55fjpThe last makes sense as sound is compiled in.
21:39.08fjpDo you get any output, or only errors?
21:39.42SQlvpapironly errors
21:39.44fjppgrep is to grep process info.
21:40.21SQlvpapirfjp, maybe I could just cat a few paths for you?
21:40.44fjpTry with --no-dialog
21:41.43SQlvpapirsame (even the "dialog: not found")
21:42.17SQlvpapirline 621 for pgrep and lspci, line 809 for dialog <- those
21:42.27SQlvpapirI'll put it on pastebin i a sec
21:42.31SQlvpapira clean run
21:44.05SQlvpapirhttp://pastebin.org/123578
21:44.58fjpCan you check if there's a file alsa-info.txt in /tmp?
21:45.24fjpThe name is not exact.
21:45.38SQlvpapirthere is quiet a few now
21:45.54SQlvpapirI'll purge them and check out a 'recent' one
21:46.11fjpRight. Delete all. One more run. Ignore errors and just send file :-)
21:46.34SQlvpapirmindreader :p
21:47.16lkclfjp: read mail, two of, re close and also possible register resetting to deal with volume. maybe.
21:47.54fjpcool
21:48.45SQlvpapirfjp, its quiet sad (same as outputting to file I did earlier) only has kernel rls, arch and "smp enabled: no" (obviously)
21:50.37fjpHmm. OK, thanks. Maybe I'll give it a shot myself sometime.
21:50.54SQlvpapirI'm not sure about dependencies but if there is not too many I could compile everything in /tmp on my sheevaplug and give it a try. not entirely sure the binaries are compatible though
21:50.57fjpHacking the script to produce the available bits should be possible.
21:55.26SQlvpapirreplaced pgrep with grep, ignoring any difference, hoping for the best. script is either running for longer or stalled
21:56.32fjpNah, that won't work
21:56.34SQlvpapiroh well. fjp: if you feel like it I could open up ssh access
21:57.12fjpNo, don't bother. I'll revert to the original system some time anyway.
21:57.41SQlvpapirok whatever you feel like :)
22:00.24fjplkcl: Is 0x1ad teh same as S3C_GPK13?
22:00.29lkclyep.
22:00.49lkcl0x1ad / 32 = GPK.  0xd = 13.  ==> GPK13
22:01.11lkclok
22:01.13lkclis out.
22:01.14lkclsleep
22:01.37lkclfjp: reverse-engineering is addictive, isn't it? :)
22:01.49fjpWell....
22:01.58fjpGetting things working is.
22:02.11lkclyehh.
22:02.13lkclenjoy.
22:02.14fjpI don't care that much for the low level stuff TBH
22:02.14lkclnight
22:02.17fjpnight
22:20.20fjpSQlvpapir: I've got the images now. Thanks!

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