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00:12.10CosmicPenguinSee you all in a few, folkels...
00:37.58ds-workI've been bug fixing dpkg-cross lately, and adding new features
00:38.14ds-workif anyone knows of additional bugs, let me know
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00:49.46sorphinds-work: that doesn't tell me much other than a real name i don't know ;)
00:50.52CosmicPenguinucsf huh?  Going to the super bowl?
00:51.09ds-worksuper bowl?
00:51.09CosmicPenguinDammit... sorry - I was thinking ucsd
00:51.27sorphinhehe
00:51.32sorphinCosmicPenguin: who is going anyways? (teams)
00:51.44CosmicPenguinsorphin: not decided yet - championship games going on this weekend
00:52.09ds-workwhat is this super bowl of which you speak?
00:52.29sorphinheh
00:52.32sorphinfootball ?
00:53.08sorphinds-work: obviously, now should i know who david schleef is? :P
01:05.08sorphinobviously not ;)
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02:33.51ade|bednight all
02:35.38sorphinnini
02:37.42CosmicPenguinnini?
02:39.53sorphinyeah
02:39.57sorphinade went to bed
02:52.12mallummmmm bed
02:52.43CosmicPenguinYeah, but nini?
02:55.56MonMothasorphin: well, I got my webpals...the european versions :)
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03:28.10sorphinMonMotha: eh ?
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03:28.24sorphinCosmicPenguin: so? that's short for night night :P
03:28.27MonMothasorphin: yeah, but they're shipping me two US ones free of charge :)
03:28.43sorphinMonMotha: um..
03:30.55kergothany place have webpals in stock atm?
03:30.58kergothI need to order a few
03:31.32sorphinkergoth: prpplague, inc ;)
03:31.42sorphinhe's ordering 40 more or so
03:31.45kergothhah, he ordered a shitload eh?
03:31.45kergothah
03:31.51kergothwell then, i'll pester him
03:32.26sorphin;)
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03:32.44kergothI'm playing with my new toy atm
03:32.57kergothsharp zaurus c700, on loan
03:33.00Mattster9I've got another tuxscreen question...
03:33.38MattSmithwhat's the deal with no reset line on the pcmcia - what does this mean to me?
03:35.27bmidgleyMattSmith: sounds like it could be a problem but usually isn't
03:36.12MattSmithwell, it seems like it is - I've done the 5v mod, and put in a network card, but the module for it doesn't load.. the card is getting power..  it does stuff when I put the card in, but it doesn't work.
03:36.26MattSmith(the module is there - 3c589_cs)
03:38.43sorphinMattSmith: if that's file responding, he doesn't even HAVE a tux, so.. take it w/ a grain
03:39.02sorphinn/m
03:39.05sorphini see the response
03:39.28sorphinno reset just means the card can't be reset w/o ejecting
03:39.38MattSmithoh...
03:39.54MattSmithis there any reason a 5v card for which drivers are available wouldn't work?
03:40.13sorphindepends on if the drivers will work on an arm :P
03:40.20MattSmithah
03:40.41MattSmith:) - well, I'm using the 20020501.jffs2 - I'm guessing whatever drivers are included (just a few) work.  Maybe that's a bad assumption
03:41.58sorphinthey don't work
03:42.01MattSmith:)
03:42.06MattSmithWell darn.
03:42.17MattSmithI guess next is a wireless card..
03:47.42MattSmithHmm.. is there any software detail needed once the 5v hardware mod is complete?  /proc/bus/pccard/00/status says something along the lines of SS_3VCARD
03:48.33MattSmithbut neither card is 3v
03:48.54MonMothayou have to tell it that it's a 5V slot I do believe
03:49.47MattSmithHmmm.. know where?
03:50.01MattSmiththe wiki is wikking out on me right now
03:52.56MattSmithfound it... requires recompile - boo
04:01.15MonMothaMattSmith: you were expecting less?
04:01.24MattSmithhey, ya never know
04:01.34MonMothayou might also want to fix the wheaties.c segfault while you're at it, patchon the list...just make sure you add the kfree in as the follow-up describes
04:01.35MattSmithnot so much expecting - but certainly hoping
04:01.52MattSmithwhich list
04:01.59MonMothatuxscreen-devel
04:02.13MattSmithk
04:02.17MonMothaI posted the patch...but neglected to kfree after kmallocing if the irq handler set up fails
04:02.34MonMothaso there's a memory leak in the kernel with my patch, not good
04:02.35MattSmithwas this very recently?
04:02.48MonMothathough the other way it would panic outright for me half the time on startup because it was segfaulting
04:02.53MonMothaMattSmith: less than a month ago
04:03.47MattSmithI think I found it.. the followup doesn't have a patch, right? Just those couple of comments..
04:03.56MonMothathe old code wouldn't kmalloc until after it had set up the interrupt handler, but then if the interrupt occurs after it's set up but before the stack space is kmalloc'ed, it uses a null pointer, which causes it to segfault and the kernel panics and dies
04:04.01MonMothacorrect, jsut comments
04:04.13MonMothashould be simple to put in, just kfree(pointer); at the appropriate place
04:04.25MonMotha(you may need to flip the two labels, I don't remember the order)
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04:05.45sorphinprpplague: evening sucka
04:06.00prpplaguesorphin: evening
04:06.07MonMothaprpplague: hello
04:06.30MonMothaprpplague: and I don't see how the hell you could possible hand solder onto one of those pins
04:06.36sorphinprpplague: watch out.. kergoth is gonna be hunting you down
04:06.37MonMothaat least not without special equipment
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04:06.54sorphinRuss: evening mr dill
04:06.59prpplaguesorphin: why what did i do?
04:07.07Russhello
04:07.09sorphinprpplague: you ordered a shitload of webpals ;)
04:07.11MonMothahello Russ
04:07.28MonMothaprpplague: make sure they're the US version, I got two european versions
04:07.36MattSmithanybody need tuxscreen cases and/or screens?
04:07.38MonMothathey're shipping me US ones though, and I get to keep these two
04:07.56sorphinMonMotha: what's the diff? other than pal
04:07.57prpplagueMattSmith: just the cases?
04:08.07MonMothasorphin: no modem and different power brick
04:08.11MonMothaand they come with no screws
04:08.11MattSmithyeah..
04:08.23prpplagueMonMotha: no luck on the solder job?
04:08.23MonMothathe screws are all removed so they can rip the modem out, and they don't put them back in
04:08.33MonMothayou lift it out of the box and it falls apart
04:08.41MonMothaprpplague: haven't tried...I'd hit like three pins
04:08.58MonMothathere must be three sizes of qfp, not just two
04:09.03prpplagueMonMotha: what kinda of iron are you using?
04:09.13MonMothaprpplague: 15W radio shack grounded pencil
04:09.17MonMothasmallest I have
04:09.24MonMothaand I don't have any water flux either
04:09.27prpplagueMonMotha: that should do the trick
04:09.49MonMothajust flux paste...
04:10.19MonMothaI can get the size bigger than the one in the webpal, but that size is too small...I bond two pins together every time I try (at least, I hit 3 once)
04:10.20sorphinMonMotha: what're you trying to do?
04:10.30MonMothasorphin: solder a wire directly onto a pin on the webpal CPU
04:10.39MonMothathe pin isn't traced out to anywhere
04:10.45sorphinMonMotha: ah, pin 101
04:10.46MonMothait's the 4k DRAM refresh pin
04:10.48sorphinthat's easy
04:10.54sorphinget pencil tip from RS
04:10.58sorphinget it as sharp as you can
04:11.19sorphinuse 30 gauge wirewrap wire
04:11.33sorphinput a *little* solder on the wire (basically tin it)
04:12.52MonMothaI've been using the smallest tip RS has, 30 guage wire, tinning it, putting a dab of flux on, holding it against the pin, then heating the wire just above the pin until the solder flows over it
04:13.08MonMothathe problem is, I can't get the wire straight enough to not hit two pins, either that or I make a solder bridge
04:13.15sorphinumm
04:13.28sorphinset it against the wire and just touch the iron to it
04:13.38MonMothathat's what I've been doing pretty much
04:13.39sorphintack it, don't flow it ;p
04:13.51MonMothathat's essentially what it ends up being is a tack
04:13.57MonMothanot enough solder to actually flow
04:14.42sorphinMonMotha: put the wire against the pin, and hold it right below w/ say a small jewlers screw driver
04:15.11MonMothaah, good idea
04:15.21MonMothaI've been holding it above with my hand
04:15.40sorphinabove?
04:15.55sorphinwire against the board not above the cpu
04:16.05MonMothaah
04:16.12MonMothathat's not how I've been doing it :)
04:16.31MonMothaok, let me go try this on my practice board (basically an old mobo with an intel chipset in QFP :)
04:18.34sorphinMonMotha: you saw the pic showing where/how right ?
04:22.42kergothyo prpplague
04:24.02sorphinprpplague: told ya ;)
04:24.08kergothheheh
04:25.32prpplaguekergoth: hey
04:25.35prpplaguekergoth: what up
04:25.51kergothnada, playing with the c700, chillin
04:25.58prpplaguekergoth: bastard
04:26.05kergothheh!
04:26.06kergoth:)
04:26.22prpplaguekergoth: compliments of sharp? or did you order one?
04:26.43kergothprpplague: neither. Dynamism sent me one on loan to assist them in the jap->eng and setup to sell it in the US
04:26.56prpplaguekergoth: cool
04:26.59kergothprpplague: I'll only have the thing for like a month, at which point i can buy it at a discount
04:27.02kergothits a smoothh unit
04:27.10kergothHavent had a chance to test battery life though
04:27.36prpplaguekergoth: got a crytic email from raj about my barcode scanner/battery backpack
04:28.22prpplaguekergoth: i figured they were done, so i asked for the z and the backpack to be sent back, he responsed with, "please call me tomorrow, thanks"
04:29.16prpplaguekergoth: sorphin said you needed something
04:29.30kergothprpplague: hmmm odd, wonder what thats all about
04:29.46kergothprpplague: ah, looking to get a few webpals, i heard you're ordering a shitload. Can I buy a few off you?
04:30.04prpplaguekergoth: ya, they probably won't be arriving for atleast a week
04:30.15prpplaguekergoth: you need the ttl parts as well?
04:31.10prpplaguekergoth: ya i thought i was odd as well
04:31.16kergothyeah
04:31.17prpplaguekergoth: i'm thinkin they lost it
04:31.47prpplaguekergoth: not like they need more than a day to map out what i had done
04:32.33kergothhm
04:33.06prpplaguekergoth: how many should i set aside for ya?
04:34.41MonMothawow, I got three packages today
04:34.50MonMothamy RMA'd hard drive, my TI samples, and my webpals
04:34.59MonMothaand I still have like 4 more coming
04:35.14MonMotha2 from fairchild, 1 from maxim, and at least one from intel
04:35.40sorphinMonMotha: ya saw my comment from earlier ?
04:35.44sorphinre maxim
04:35.49MonMothasorphin: no
04:36.17MonMothaI've always had decent luck getting samples from them...usually takes a week or two (last time three because a couple were backordered), but they do come
04:36.43sorphinMonMotha: they sent me yet another datasheet thingy/sample form thing
04:36.46sorphinand yet still no samples :P
04:37.05MonMothaany power gurus in here?  I'm wondering if the european 220VAC @ 50Hz power brick would work on US 220V power (60Hz)
04:37.11MonMothaI'm not very good with AC
04:37.26sorphinheh
04:37.36sorphinwhere you gonna find 220 US ? :P
04:37.53sorphinwell, with your power there that is ;)
04:38.09MonMothasorphin: what you think comes from the street? two 110-120 lines 90 deg out of phase, potential across them is 220-240 RMS
04:38.19MonMothasorphin: true, it'll be more like 260 for me
04:38.39MonMothamy dryer works well :)
04:38.39sorphinexactly
04:38.46sorphinheh, i bet :P
04:38.49prpplaguesorphin: why no just get another ps?
04:39.04MonMothaactually, the power now is about what you'd expect (hovers around 118.5-120.5)
04:39.11MonMothaprpplague: 8VAC @ 2A?
04:39.17MonMothanot exactly somethign I have laying around
04:39.27prpplagueMonMotha: lots of old external modems use that
04:39.36MonMothaat 2 amps tho?
04:40.51prpplagueMonMotha: what where did you order your webpal from?
04:40.52MonMothaonly thing I have (if I can find it) is my old Hayes SmartModem 2400 brick
04:40.59MonMotha8.3VAC at like 500mA I think
04:41.02MonMothaprpplague: software and stuff
04:41.07MonMothaibot webpal
04:41.09from memory, webpal is a set top box appliance that can run Linux. see http://webpal.bigbrd.com/, or http://www.softwareandstuff.com/h_misc_webpal.html, or only $13 + shipping!
04:41.10MonMothathat one
04:41.16prpplagueMonMotha: and they sent it without a modem?
04:41.24MonMothaprpplague: no modem, 220V power brick
04:41.28MonMothaI called them up and they remedied the situation
04:41.38prpplagueMonMotha: ohh, how?
04:41.39MonMotha(they're sending me two US models, for free, and i get to keep these two)
04:41.45prpplagueMonMotha: cool
04:41.50MonMothaso it works out pretty well, jsut takes another 6 days
04:42.31prpplagueMonMotha: ahh, well i will have two extra PS, if you need them
04:42.48MonMothaprpplague: what from?
04:42.54MonMothadid you fry a couple or something?
04:43.11prpplagueMonMotha: i destroyed two board doing some tinkering/testing
04:43.15MonMothaah
04:43.18MonMothawell, I'll keep that in mind
04:43.24sorphinprpplague: good thing they're cheap ;)
04:43.30MonMothaI really should put a 220V circuit in by my comp table
04:43.33MonMothasince my comps can use 200V
04:43.36MonMothaer 220
04:43.39prpplaguesorphin: ya else i'd never have done the experiments
04:43.50MonMothathen I can use this european stuff (As long as they can handle the 60Hz)
04:44.08MonMothaprpplague: yeah, they're dirt cheap
04:44.37prpplagueMonMotha: ya, i'm getting mine a $5 plus $2 per unit s+h
04:44.47MonMothawow, they giving you a discount for buying so many?
04:44.59sorphinumm
04:45.01prpplagueMonMotha: no i'm getting them from liquidations.com
04:45.05sorphinright
04:45.05MonMothaah
04:45.09sorphinmin order $200
04:45.31prpplaguesorphin: i'm getting 40 with them palletized
04:46.19MonMothaprpplague: going to resell them or something?
04:46.52prpplagueMonMotha: i need a few more, it was either get 10 from softwaresurplus or 40 from liquidations.com
04:46.58prpplagueMonMotha: figured what the hell
04:47.01MonMothaor make a badass beowulf cluster? :)
04:47.03MonMothaah, true
04:47.05MonMothaabout the same price
04:47.41sorphinprpplague: umm... how're you getting 40 when the min order is $200 ?
04:47.51prpplaguefigured i'd go ahead and solder the serial header on, flash it, include the parts for ttl adapter
04:47.54MonMotha40x5
04:48.00prpplague= 200
04:48.00MonMotha==200
04:48.10MonMotha+2*40 shipping (=80)
04:48.13MonMotha==280 grand total
04:48.39MonMothaI wonder if I have a max232 laying around
04:48.40MonMothaI think so
04:48.47MonMothaonly one tho
04:48.57MonMothaI guess I'll stop by MAI and get a few
04:49.13prpplagueMonMotha: got any old apple ][ serial boards? they use a max232 equiv chip
04:49.49MonMothaprpplague: can't say that I do
04:49.58MonMothawow, the TI clone of the MAX232 is like 1/5 the price on digikey
04:50.00GPSFanhey prpplague: I see you went for the 40. did you know that TI makes a MAX232 equiv?
04:50.27prpplagueGPSFan: negative
04:50.35prpplagueGPSFan: i've been using the sipex chip
04:50.40MonMothawhat did I just say? :)
04:50.44prpplagueGPSFan: its pretty cheap too
04:50.49MonMotha<MonMotha> wow, the TI clone of the MAX232 is like 1/5 the price on digikey
04:51.11MonMothaof course, if you only have one or two webpals, you can just ask maxim for a sample of it and get them free...a month later :)
04:51.13GPSFanprpplague: just looked at a new embedded board I got and it has a TI MAX232 on it, I was supprised.
04:51.31prpplagueGPSFan: what kinda board?
04:51.36sorphinprpplague: ah.. wasn't clicking in
04:52.01prpplaguesorphin: what is with worldcom ppl and math?
04:52.10GPSFanprpplague: http://www.soekris.com/net4521.htm
04:52.48prpplaguecute, but x86
04:53.31GPSFanprpplague: the Max232 is SO, don't know if TI makes a dip version. The Soekris board is nice, I had linux up on it in about 30 min. running as a wireless accesspoint.
04:53.37MonMothaprpplague: I'm beginning to have more ARM devices than x86
04:53.42MonMothaGPSFan: TI does make a DIP version
04:53.57MonMothadigikey part 296-1402-5-ND (TI part MAX232N)
04:54.03GPSFanMonMotha: :>)
04:54.13MonMothaor, if you hate digikey...well, find someone else who has it
04:54.40sorphinprpplague: fsck off dave, i had a really long day :P
04:54.51prpplaguesorphin: lol, sorry
04:55.40prpplaguesorphin: can't be any worse than mine, i had to sign a dnr for my wife :(
04:56.19sorphinsorphin: no not resuss?
04:56.27prpplagueya
04:56.30GPSFanprpplague: really sorry to hear that :>(
04:56.47sorphinprpplague: i almost got one of those bracelets when i was in WI
04:56.47prpplagueGPSFan: thanks
04:58.09sorphinprpplague: sorry to hear tho man
04:58.19prpplaguesorphin: they givin you a hard time at work?
04:58.43sorphinprpplague: just alotta shite to do.. app upgrade, so busy this week and next
04:58.55sorphingotta put it on the spare server for them to use, then upgrade the main
04:59.29prpplaguefun
04:59.40sorphinnot
05:00.25prpplaguethink i'm gonna watch clerks again tonight
05:00.53prpplaguekergoth: you seen clerks?
05:02.40GPSFannite...
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05:04.40kergothprpplague: naw never saw it. been wanting to for a while
05:04.50kergothprpplague: thats one of the movies w/ jay and silent bob right?
05:07.39prpplaguekergoth: ya it was the first
05:07.51prpplaguekergoth: if you like office space you'll love this
05:19.26CosmicPenguinquick:  What was the #1 billboard hit in 1975?
05:21.26prpplagueno clue
05:26.48jacquessomething by the bee gees ?
05:31.19CosmicPenguinjacques: apparently KC and the sunshine band
05:35.09jacquesah
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06:47.38CosmicPenguinhttp://www.itworld.com/Net/2629/030115lufthansawlan/
06:47.45CosmicPenguinThats so damn cool
06:51.25sorphinCosmicPenguin: tried mainactor once..
06:52.33anderseeCosmicPenguin: I dunno if I'd pay $35 per flight for it though.
06:52.58anderseeCosmicPenguin: I think I'd rather play a nice game of nethack or write some code
06:56.38sorphinandersee: evening mr E
06:56.45anderseesorphin: evening
06:56.53anderseesorphin: anything happening?
06:57.20sorphinnot really, no, working on dvd stuff, waiting for snow to get here, , bout it
06:57.39sorphin'if it snows, i'm telecommuting (will be easy ,and i don't have to waste a day off :P )
06:58.01anderseeI'm once again messing with toolchain stuff
07:00.07anderseesome
07:00.46anderseeI need to fix one more bug before I can release my arm uClibc devel environment
07:01.46CosmicPenguinandersee: didn't you already release that?
07:02.00CosmicPenguinsorphin: MainActor is way too cool for uncreative and untalented movie hacks like myself
07:05.39anderseeCosmicPenguin: not on arm.  x86 and powerpc so far.
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09:16.09russ_anyone alive?
09:17.23scanlinenope
09:17.35scanline:)
09:17.54russ_hey scanline
09:17.59scanlinehi russ
09:18.13russ_mind looking over a resume, its a first draft, and I need to get it down to one page
09:18.19russ_http://russ.dhs.org:8000/resume.doc
09:18.34scanlinewell, I was about to go to bed, plus I have nothing installed that can read .doc
09:18.53russ_you don't have abiword?
09:18.55scanlinecould install abiword or something, but this being a gentoo machine it would take longer than I plan on staying awake
09:19.00russ_ah
09:19.03russ_how about rtf?
09:19.13scanlinemm.. nope
09:19.23russ_ok, .txt it is
09:20.34russ_http://russ.dhs.org:8000/resume.txt
09:21.23scanlinehmm, it's already pretty concise
09:24.02sorphinRuss: i get people that have told me i should try and get mine on 1 page
09:24.05sorphinit's not doable
09:24.18scanlinesmaller font :)
09:24.34sorphinscanline: umm
09:24.41russ_the main thing is, I don't want to have people skimming through important stuff because there is too much flush
09:24.41russ_er
09:24.43russ_fluff
09:24.45sorphinscanline: it needs to be readable :P
09:25.03sorphinmy resume's just 2 pages long
09:25.20russ_http://www.scientificmotion.com/ going for a linux job here, one that involves programming robotics and such
09:25.33sorphincool
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09:37.34TomWwhew!
09:37.38TomWRuss: thanks.
09:37.53russ_yes TomW?
09:38.06TomWI got lost, couldn't find the irc server.
09:38.45russ_so how did I help?
09:39.34TomWRuss: sorry, I posted on tuxscreen and someone named "Russel Nelson" replied with the correct server to use, I assumed it was you that did so.
09:39.56russ_nope, I'm Russ Dill
09:40.13TomWk
09:40.58TomWthe thing about nicknames is that you don't know who you are dealing with, guess that could be a good thing sometimes.
09:41.57russ_TomW: /whois russ
09:42.26russ_or /msg nickserv info russ
09:44.24TomWruss_: nada, niether work.
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10:01.36psypeteRuss: hello
10:23.50sorphinTomW: aren't you up a bit early/late ?
10:25.51TomWsorphin: yeah, I am on Tokoyo time... :/
10:26.05TomWtokyo?
10:26.09TomWwhatever
10:26.26sorphinum.. you're in tokyo atm ?
10:26.43TomWsorphin: my schedule is out of whack with this bronchikitis
10:26.59TomWsorphin: naw, just kidding.
10:27.01sorphinheh
10:27.23sorphinTomW: i was gonna say, you could pick up some stuff i'm having shipped from there :P
10:27.26TomWsorphin: I have been sleeping most of the time.
10:27.53TomWsorphin: so, I have to work whenever I can stay awake.
10:28.02sorphinheh
10:28.17sorphinwish this damn snow would hurry the hell up so i can just telecommute today
10:28.26TomWheh
10:28.47sorphinwell, i'll be off, but yet not (and not have to burn up a day off :P )
10:32.38TomWI'm struggling with an old make util (Borlandc v3.2) that I use to build 8051 code with.  I want it to build different executables from the same, essentially, source code.  But, the executables don't use all the files, the have unique files that are linked into the basic list.
10:33.40TomWsorphin: writing this shit under DOS is a pain!  I cannot rely on shell magic like "for files in $this-list ; do".
10:35.42TomWsorphin: I am about to throw my hands up in desperation and figure out how to make the DOS compiler, linker and assembler run under dosemu as if it were a unix command: e.g. complile proc4100.c and have it create the obj file.
10:36.02TomWfrustrating
11:00.28Russpsypete: yes?
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14:26.46SmithMattmorning
14:27.27SmithMattCould anyone tell me why my newly compiled image stops loading at this point?
14:27.27SmithMattChild dir "pts" (ino #70) of dir ino #69 appears to be a hard link
14:27.28SmithMattVFS: Mounted root (jffs2 filesystem).
14:27.28SmithMattFreeing init memory: 60K
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14:37.04SmithMatt(I'm cleaning/rebuilding again in the meantime - just looking for tips)
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14:48.39SmithMattI'm getting a lot of those "hard link" messages - any idea on how to fix that - if it is even a problem?
15:04.34SmithMattIs sourceforge cvs still hosed?
15:17.07sorphinhave you TRIED it to find out? :P
15:18.24SmithMattgood morning
15:18.40SmithMattI'm TRYing everything.. :)
15:19.39SmithMattNothing seems to help....  I thought I'd re-get the latest CVS and rebuild as a user instead of root just to see if that changes anything, but since cvs is down, I'm kinda stuck
15:20.40SmithMattsorphin: Any idea on those hard link messages?
15:21.15sorphinyeah, change pts to a dir, not a hard link ;p
15:22.02SmithMattI don't think they are hard links though..
15:33.29penguin_nothereGood morning
15:33.39SmithMattmorning!
15:34.31SmithMattAre there nightly cvs snapshots of buildroot-tux available anywhere?
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16:06.48CosmicPenguinSmithMatt: I don't think so
16:06.57sorphinkergoth: morning chris
16:07.12kergothmorning
16:07.20kergothmust.. have.. caffeine
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16:24.54sorphinprpplague: morning
16:25.03prpplaguesorphin: morning
16:26.12CosmicPenguinprpplague: morning
16:42.46sorphinCosmicPenguin: i still think we need to try and get the source to ifoedit, that'd be a big step on the dvd stuff, cuz it can change the nav packets, rewrite the vobs, etc
16:43.14CosmicPenguinsorphin: isn't the source available?
16:44.24sorphinCosmicPenguin: not that i saw, but you might be able to get it from the guy, since the app is free, and he went off somewhere to work on DVDXCopy now..
16:45.14SmithMattAre there any tricks to getting buildroot-tux to build cleanly?  If I run make 3 or 4 times, it finally finishes.. (but doesn't work when I flash it onto the unit)..  
16:45.57SmithMattgcc one?
16:46.42SmithMatt"C compiler cannot create executables" ?
16:48.20SmithMattand there's still the hard link issue.. if it's an issue..
16:48.31sorphinSmithMatt: the error mentioned in the #tuxscren motd
16:49.00SmithMattah!
16:49.55SmithMattk... we'll see what happens
16:53.34sorphinCosmicPenguin: no visible source
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16:56.13sievemorning all
16:57.08sorphinlo
17:00.41sieveprpplague: you here?
17:03.54sorphinCosmicPenguin: as a last resort, migh just need to Wine ifoedit (if it's possible) or something
17:05.22CosmicPenguinsorphin: will that work?
17:05.35CosmicPenguinsorphin: I guess it might - since you're not actually writing to the DVD
17:05.40sorphinyeah
17:05.48sorphinI don't have wine to even try
17:05.54CosmicPenguinsorphin: easy to get
17:05.55sorphinatm anyways
17:05.55CosmicPenguinapt-get wine
17:06.11sorphinalso at work atm, so no way to test it from here ;)
17:06.26CosmicPenguinsorphin: anyway, I've started on my wedding video diary... got the first 30 seconds done... :)
17:06.38CosmicPenguinSo I'll need to be writing that to DVD real soon now
17:06.39sorphinCosmicPenguin: scary
17:06.59CosmicPenguinsorphin: yeah I know.  I'm a little worried because MainActor only can write to MPEG-1 without a costly add on pack
17:07.10sorphinCosmicPenguin: umm
17:07.17sorphinCosmicPenguin: lemme check my archive :P
17:07.43CosmicPenguinsorphin: but I wonder if I can encode to .AVI or something, and then stick it through cinelerra to write an MPEG-II
17:07.55CosmicPenguinI don't know how much quality I would lose though.... :(
17:12.27sorphinv3.6
17:12.35sorphindunno what all it can handle tho
17:22.11CosmicPenguinsorphin: you need the add on... :)
17:22.27CosmicPenguinsorphin: I'm going to buy a copy anyway... I want to encourage them to make another version
17:22.35sorphinheh
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17:22.45sorphini'll just ask carlos if he can get it for me :P
17:22.49sorphinGPSFan: morning ken
17:24.12GPSFanmorning: sorphin
17:27.14CosmicPenguinsorphin: ordered
17:27.30sorphinnod
17:27.36CosmicPenguinsorphin: but if you can figure out where I can get a copy of the MPEG-II package (which has been retired for version 3.5) I would appreciate it
17:28.35sorphingonna have carlos check
17:28.40sorphinwhy's it been retired ?
17:34.57sorphinah, i see
17:35.12sorphinprolly cuz version 5 will have it included or something
17:36.11CosmicPenguinsorphin: they're kinda stupid - the Linux version isn't expected for a few more months - why stop selling the older version until its ready?
17:41.47CosmicPenguinheh - I just got a CueCat
17:50.19sorphinsaw on /. the other day, in the story about that cuecat guy, that some guy went into an RS recently and waked out w/ a box of 20 + the tv cables
17:50.22sorphinfre
17:53.43sorphinCosmicPenguin: wtf did you order, there is no mainactor avail for order atm that i can find cuz of their crap
17:56.06CosmicPenguinsorphin: http://www.bmtmicro.com/BMTCatalog/other/mactrlinux.html
17:56.20CosmicPenguinsorphin: I talked to the MainActor folks themselves, and thats the number I got
17:56.47sorphinah
17:56.55sorphinthat's the version i got
17:57.04sorphinor atleast 3.6
18:00.07CosmicPenguinsorphin: you're probably more advanced then me, though....
18:02.43CosmicPenguinsorphin: it allows me to import still pictures and video, set the mark in and mark out times, it has a good number of video effects and transitions
18:03.18CosmicPenguinIt can handle audio, and it can create text and other graphical oddities
18:03.52CosmicPenguinI admit I haven't tried to edit any video with it (mainly just picture stills), so maybe my perception will change, but for now, it works for me
18:07.05sorphinI reached a point where i'd mess w/ GOPChop for video editing :P
18:08.11CosmicPenguinI can always fall back on cinelerra if I have to, but thats more for advanced video editing, and not some pansy wedding diary video editing
18:08.53sorphinCosmicPenguin: well, you're hte pansy doing a wedding video diary ;)
18:13.06SmithMattHmm... still dying at Freeing init memory: 60K... Any ideas?
18:13.50sorphinno
18:15.51sorphinCosmicPenguin: downloading their beta to see what's so "special"
18:16.24CosmicPenguinSmithMatt: what versions of the blob are you using?
18:16.44CosmicPenguinsorphin: yeah, let me know whats changed in the new beta
18:17.05sorphink
18:17.08SmithMatt2.0.5-pre3
18:17.24sorphinCosmicPenguin: still waiting to see what the happy couple looks like :P
18:18.46CosmicPenguinsorphin: tell you what, I'll stick an MPEG-I with what i have now up on my FTP site tonight, so you can see it
18:19.33sorphink
18:21.44SmithMattI'm gonna try v0.5 - see if CVS is just plain broke.
18:28.28CosmicPenguinSmithMatt: you were using CVS blob?
18:28.50SmithMattno - v0.6 blob - the one that wasn't over 32k
18:30.48SmithMattI don't have to reblob every time I build do i?
18:42.56SmithMattRuss: You around?
18:46.09SmithMattNevermind.. figured it out
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18:54.23sorphinprpplague: re
18:54.57prpplaguedoh, some idiot down the street was cutting tree limbs and one fellow on the cable/power/telephone lines
18:55.51sorphinprpplague: fun
18:55.53kergothack
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18:56.51prpplagueahh
19:07.05Russ|werkSmithMatt: ya
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19:16.31sorphinprpplague: make up your mind :P
19:16.49prpplaguesorphin: fsckin cable ppl
19:16.57SmithMattStill struggling with building the tuxscreen image.. I downloaded v0.5 and the script had the port for your website wrong...
19:17.48prpplaguesorphin: "i having problems with my cable connect...." "what os are you running?" "linux" "we don't support linux" click
19:18.01sorphinprpplague: that's why you lie
19:18.11prpplaguesorpin: "i having problems with my cable connect...." "what os are you running?" "windows xp" " ok what can i help you with?"
19:18.13SmithMattRuss|werk: but I tweaked it... that got me past that problem, but it still won't finish.. some other mtd-snapshot file is missing...
19:18.22prpplaguesorphin: ya but i hate lying
19:18.33sorphinprpplague: i know.. but sometimes..
19:19.07Russ|werkSmithMatt: look at where its trying to get it from
19:19.27SmithMattRuss|werk: ftp.uk.linux.org
19:19.34Russ|werkprpplague: what is "cable connect"
19:19.38Russ|werkSmithMatt: how about a directory?
19:19.57SmithMattRuss|werk: sorry.. ftp://ftp.uk.linux.org/pub/people/dwmw2/mtd/cvs/mtd-snapshot-20011130.tar.bz2
19:20.09prpplagueRuss|werk: cable internet connection
19:20.15Russ|werkprpplague: ah
19:20.34Russ|werkSmithMatt: look here ftp://ftp.uk.linux.org/pub/people/dwmw2/mtd/cvs
19:20.50Russ|werkyou probably want to change the date to 20030115
19:21.09prpplaguesorphin: any way i they gave me a tech and wanted me to do all these winblows tests, so i'm having to fake the responses so i can get him to realize my line is still noisy
19:21.34Russ|werkprpplague: your connection is "slow"?
19:22.06sorphinRuss|werk: more like disappearing
19:22.17Russ|werkoh, ok, lemme check my chart
19:22.38Russ|werkhave you reinstalled your network driver?
19:22.42SmithMattRuss|werk: Thanks..  Man, if the file isn't there - this makefile just hammers over and over trying to get it.. :)
19:23.15Russ|werkSmithMatt: seems like a bug in buildroot, it should probably tack on yesterdays date (by UTC)
19:23.46Russ|werkhmm...that didn't fix it?
19:23.48SmithMattRuss|werk: What about this one.. ftp://oss.lineo.com/uClibc-snapshot.tar.gz
19:23.53Russ|werkok, have you reinstalled our software package?
19:23.58Russ|werkSmithMatt: ouch, thats old
19:24.14SmithMatt:) v0.5 is too
19:24.32Russ|werkwhy aren't you using buildroot cvs?
19:24.36SmithMattJust let me finish building the CVS again to see what happens before spending any more time on this..
19:24.46sorphinRuss: cuz he can't get to cvs i think ;p
19:24.48SmithMattRuss|werk: Because it wasn't working.. it compiled fine, but would hang on boot
19:24.54sorphinnevermind
19:25.01Russ|werkSmithMatt: with what kernel?
19:25.26Russ|werkSmithMatt: uclibc is now downloadable from uclibc.org
19:25.37SmithMattRuss|werk: I'm not sure how to answer that.. linux kernel on the build box, or in the buildroot-tux dir?
19:30.46SmithMattI was going to download from cvs again just in case there was something broken when I pulled it down the first time - I'm not sure how active it is..
19:33.15SmithMattWhat is in the tuxphone package?
19:34.42CosmicPenguinSmithMatt: the actual daemon that controls the phone DSP
19:34.51Russ|werkin the buildroot
19:34.53SmithMattok.. I don't need that then.. :)
19:35.07Russ|werkthere were a few versions that would hang on boot due to an mtd bug
19:35.12SmithMattRuss|werk: 2.4.18
19:35.19Russ|werk2.4.18-what?
19:35.33SmithMattum... .tar.bz2
19:35.42SmithMattI'm looking at the source downloaded...
19:35.53SmithMatt-rmk7?
19:36.00SmithMatt(that's one of the patches I see)
19:36.20CosmicPenguinSmithMatt: you might still want to get it - there were several issues with the device if the DSP wasn't correctly reset - even if you didn't want to use the phone
19:36.41SmithMattCosmicPenguin: Well, it's hanging the build because cvs is down... I'll try it without for now. :)
19:36.54Russ|werkSmithMatt: sorry, 2.4.18-rmk7-tux?
19:37.04Russ|werkoh, its hanging on build
19:37.12Russ|werkya, sf.net is down as far as public CVS
19:37.23SmithMattno... the CVS version is hanging on build right now because of cvs being down...
19:37.34SmithMattthe image I built was hanging after "freeing memory"
19:37.35Russ|werkmodify the buildroot to get snapshots instead
19:37.50Russ|werkSmithMatt: you sure it didn't just switch to the serial  port
19:38.04Russ|werkSmithMatt: and the image you built, it was using 2.4.19-rmk7-tux<something>?
19:38.55SmithMatttux1
19:39.27Russ|werker, s/19/18/
19:39.33SmithMattswitch to the serial port?
19:39.43SmithMattI'm only on the serial port.
19:39.53Russ|werkah, what is you command line?
19:39.58SmithMattscreen isn't attached
19:40.37SmithMattKernel command line: console=ttySA0,115200 console=tty1 root=/dev/mtdblock1 init
19:40.37SmithMatt=/linuxrc
19:40.46Russ|werkdrop the console=tty1
19:40.52sorphin;)
19:41.04Russ|werkand make sure that in you /etc/inittab you have a serial console enabled
19:42.41Russ|werkwhichever console line comes last, takes precedence
19:42.48SmithMattah.. interesting
19:42.57Russ|werkbut kernel messages will apear on all the consoles you list
19:43.02Russ|werk(iirc)
19:44.06SmithMattthat commandline is in like 20 places... which counts?
19:45.02SmithMattbuild/linux/.config?
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20:45.26CosmicPenguinbeos?  
20:54.55filemmm... BeOS
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21:24.37SmithMattok - somebody throw me a bone here - I've tried 3 different files and nothing seems to get rid of console=tty1 - if that is even the problem.
21:26.24Russ|werkSmithMatt: you can pass a command line with blob
21:26.34Russ|werkyou can set a command line to pass with a blob parameter block
21:26.45Russ|werkif you want to change the default kernel command line, you need to recompile the kernel
21:26.50Russ|werkhow's that for a bone?
21:26.57SmithMattis the kernel not inside the image?
21:27.45Russ|werkit is, but the default command line is for those with an LCD and keyboard
21:27.58Russ|werkyou can boot with a custom command line from blob
21:28.08Russ|werkor set one permanately by flashing a parameter block using blob
21:28.22Russ|werkthe command line you are getting by default is compiled into the kernel
21:28.23SmithMattI guess I'm reluctant to see this as the problem since I've been using serial only the whole time - with the v0.6 image, etc... it's never done this before.
21:28.39Russ|werkthe default command line probably changed
21:28.57Russ|werktry a different command line by using the blob> prompt
21:30.19SmithMattblob> boot console=ttySA0,115200 root=/dev/mtdblock1 init=/linuxrc
21:30.32SmithMattdidn't help - still stuck at: Freeing init memory: 60K
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21:33.26CosmicPenguinSmithMatt: try erasing the image area and reflashing
21:33.54CosmicPenguinI have that problem whenever I upgrade a blob, and just zeroing the image area and going again has always fixed it for me
21:34.05SmithMatterase ramdisk, right?
21:34.49CosmicPenguinyep
21:36.40SmithMattk...trying that
21:40.37CosmicPenguinsorphin: did you ever figure out who ds-work is?
21:41.42sorphinCosmicPenguin: no
21:41.52sorphinCosmicPenguin: and he never said who he was, so...
21:41.58sorphinthat real name means nothing to me
21:42.48CosmicPenguinsorphin: heh - no matter, he was just acting wierd last night
21:43.05sorphinnod
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21:44.30SmithMattCosmicPenguin: You da man..
21:44.34SmithMatt..but
21:44.43SmithMattBummer, could not run '/sbin/tuxphone': No such file or directory
21:44.46SmithMattI guess I need it after all.
21:45.00sorphinduh :P
21:47.01SmithMatt..if only CVSuck was working...
21:49.16SmithMattis there another cvs server I can get the tuxphone package from?
21:49.31SmithMattanother working server..
21:54.03filemy package just got scanned at Illinois a few minutes ago ;)
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22:10.29Russ|werkI think someone with ssh cvs access needs to put together some source tarballs
22:12.53SmithMatthell yeah
22:13.06SmithMattI'll host them if a place is needed...
22:13.18Russ|werkwell, sf.net is fine
22:13.23SmithMattI am making progress, by the way.. :)
22:13.25Russ|werkthey purposely disabled anon cvs
22:13.32SmithMattwhy?
22:13.55Russ|werkwas causing too much load
22:14.03SmithMatt...and where would one get this info?
22:15.18Russ|werksf.net->site status->cvs
22:16.09SmithMattit WOULD be that easy.. I looked and looked...
22:24.24Russ|werkandersee: you around?
22:25.55anderseeRuss|werk: yup
22:26.13Russ|werkandersee: you mind taking a look at my resume for me?
22:26.57anderseeRuss|werk: k
22:27.18anderseeRuss|werk: I'm not hiring though...  ;-)
22:27.57Russ|werkI'm not looking for a job from you
22:28.10anderseeRuss|werk: I guessed as much
22:28.27Russ|werkabiword, or .doc?
22:29.01anderseeRuss|werk: whatever abiword and/or openoffice will read
22:29.36Russ|werkk, thanks
22:30.25SmithMattwhat does NETDEV WATCHDOG do?
22:30.29SmithMattroot
22:30.32SmithMattheh
22:30.35SmithMattwrong window
22:39.39MonMothaat least you didn't then proceede to type your root pw
22:39.52SmithMattyeah - good thing there isn't one. :) on the tuxscreen
22:40.11SmithMattwell, it's seeing my 5v cards now - sometimes.  This is cool.
22:41.45Russ|werkMonMotha: ?
22:41.55Russ|werkMonMotha: his root password is "wrong window"
22:42.16Russ|werkSmithMatt: 5v cards will somewhat work at 3.3V
22:42.32Russ|werkSmithMatt: but any important functions, like transmitting network packets, fail
22:44.01SmithMattheh..
22:44.09SmithMattI've done the 5v mod...
22:45.03MonMothawell, I finally managed to solder a wire onto a .5mm QFP pin without bridging them...I only bridged like 10 other pins int eh process practicing
22:45.24SmithMattyikes... do you have an iron made for that kind of work?
22:54.52Russ|werkMonMotha: it helps if you have really thin wire, and you tin the wire first
22:55.09Russ|werkand then just reflow when you press it to the pin
23:00.56SmithMattwire-wrap wire works really well - not stranded...
23:01.09SmithMattthat's what the "pro's" use to rework. ;)
23:02.19filewho's tapping my phone line?
23:02.35psypeteme!
23:02.53Russ|werkpsypete: what did you want earlier?
23:03.19psypeteRuss|werk: i was wondering if you had any notes on some of the configuration options of udhcp
23:03.23psypete(udhcpd)
23:03.49psypeteRuss|werk: specifically things like the conflict time and release time; i wasn't sure why they were even necessary to begin with
23:04.16psypeteRuss|werk: and i'm just trying to optimize the settings for the particular type of host i'll be running udhcpd on
23:11.11Russ|werklook at the sample udhcpd.conf file
23:11.50psypeteok
23:19.17MonMothaRuss|werk: 30 guage, and I'm tinning it
23:20.48Russ|werkthen as long as you have a steady hand, you shouldn't have a problem with bridging
23:22.07sorphinMonMotha: btw.. got your botmail ;)
23:22.14MonMothasorphin: regarding?
23:22.53sorphinselling things to file
23:23.25MonMothasorphin: heh :
23:23.26MonMotha:)
23:23.45MonMothahttp://www.perscorpserv.com/~monmotha/s3500008.jpg <--- think it's possible to get that any smaller without using surface mount or a custom PCB?
23:24.43Russ|werkMonMotha: yes
23:24.50sorphinyup
23:24.53MonMothaRuss|werk: how?
23:24.55sorphinMonMotha: btw..
23:25.00Russ|werka "floating breadboard"
23:25.02sorphinMonMotha: focus man, focus
23:25.13MonMothaRuss|werk: floating breadboard?
23:25.14MonMothasorphin: focus?
23:25.18MonMothaoh...the image
23:25.23sorphinMonMotha: yup :P
23:25.23Russ|werksorphin: its your browser
23:25.26MonMothayeah, the macro mode on my digital camera sucks
23:25.28Russ|werksorphin: the image is perfect
23:25.40sorphinRuss|werk: umm
23:25.41CosmicPenguin<PROTECTED>
23:25.42MonMothait was also in ISO400, which my camera doesn't like, but the lighting wasn't great
23:25.48sorphinRuss: try lynx + zgv :P
23:25.56sorphinRuss: no "browser" to blame
23:26.00MonMothajeesh, fine I'll retake it
23:26.10sorphinMonMotha: no, what i wanna see
23:26.18sorphinis your wire soldered to the ARM :P
23:26.28Russ|werkI have a pic I made with two ic's soldered back to back,
23:26.45Russ|werkwith diodes, resistors, caps wrapping around them
23:26.49MonMothasorphin: actually it's just on an old moo
23:26.50sorphinRuss|werk: well, you're also mentally ill ;)
23:26.50Russ|werka db25 connector on one end
23:26.51MonMothaer mobo
23:27.01Russ|werkI can't find it though
23:27.02MonMothaI haven't actually modified a webpal yet
23:28.22fileMonMotha: noooooooooo!
23:28.25sorphini just need to drill the damn hole so i can solder it up
23:30.59MonMothahttp://www.perscorpserv.com/~monmotha/s3500009.jpg
23:31.00MonMothabetter?
23:31.17MonMothahttp://www.perscorpserv.com/~monmotha/s3500010.jpg
23:31.20MonMothaand there was my practice run
23:31.29sorphinwow, i can read the chip ;)
23:31.42MonMothasorphin: I used external optics
23:32.00MonMothawhich let me take it out of macro mode
23:32.03sorphinMonMotha: hmm... the practice looks alright
23:32.10MonMothaand I also put another light on it, which let me put it in ISO100
23:32.30MonMothasorphin: took me a few tries to get it though, but I didn't wreck the chip in the process
23:32.46sorphinMonMotha: that's what counts
23:32.51MonMothayeah
23:33.03MonMothaso, you think I can get that MAX232 circuit any smaller without making a custom PCB?
23:33.20MonMothathough heck, I don't know how much smaller I could make it even if I did make a custom PCB
23:34.04sorphinMonMotha: um.. make it a 233 and you won't even need a pcb ;p
23:34.15sorphini only used this lil rs one for convienience
23:34.20sievelater all
23:34.55MonMothaoh, internal caps
23:35.04MonMothasee, I happen to have a few max232s laying around
23:35.04sorphinall you need is the bypass, and some wire
23:35.07CosmicPenguinI still need to buy a rs one
23:35.19CosmicPenguinAm I the only one who hasn't booted up his webpal yet?
23:35.22sorphinCosmicPenguin: 276-159B
23:35.44MonMothaCosmicPenguin: I haven't
23:35.50MonMothaCosmicPenguin: since I got the 220V adapters
23:35.52sorphini've booted mine to the tv
23:36.02sorphinnot linuxed or anything yet
23:36.30CosmicPenguinsorphin: no 1i|\||_|x yet?  :)
23:36.52sorphinheh, no
23:37.09sorphinjust made the board the other night, still need to wire it up.. been otherwise occupied
23:47.34CosmicPenguinsame here
23:48.19sorphinwork's been draining the life outta me this week
23:50.14sorphinheh
23:56.37sorphinheh, tried playing a dvd under linux last night, it ran slightly slower (22fps).. so the sound was a bit slow sounding.. that was w/ ogle tho (wanted the menus).. don't remember vlc being like that
23:57.59Russ|werksorphin: check DMA on your dvd-rom
23:59.51sorphindrive(s) are fine, like i said, only ogle did it, vlc didn't

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