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00:29.44sorphinjust got a mail from the fucker backing out because he goofed on the price
00:29.46sorphinthat's not MY fault, so i'm going to see what ebay says
00:29.48sorphincuz he breeched the contract
00:35.43jacquesbastard
00:36.25jacquesi would definitely report it to ebay
00:40.02sorphini posted on their boards seeing what ppl say
00:40.05sorphincuz that's BS
00:40.18sorphinebay staff posts on there too so hopefully one of em will catch it
00:44.56jacquesthey guy should know better than to even try that
00:55.54sorphinwell
00:56.11sorphini got a response on the boards (1 so far).. ebay can't force him to sell, only a judge can
01:24.15Morncan anyone help me understand db values in reference to a wireless device signal strength
01:27.04jacquessorphin: can you give him bad feedback?
01:27.18jacquessorphin: would that even matter to him?
01:28.45sorphini just did
01:28.52sorphinseems he has 120 of them
01:29.06sorphinbut the 'recent review' doesn't show them, just the feedback entries themselves do
01:29.16jacquessorphin: what were you trying to buy?
01:29.24jacques120 bad feedback??
01:30.48sorphinout of 3xxx good ones
01:30.52sorphinvideo card
01:31.10jacquesanyone who does that much business should stand by his word
01:31.26jacquessigh
01:31.31sorphinyeah
01:32.11sorphinjacques: look up item 3403837039
01:34.10MonMotha6$11.99 eh?
01:35.07sorphini thought it was odd since his other auc was 69.99 but it now
01:35.15sorphinbut that's not my problem if he can't watch what he posts
01:35.53MonMotha6agreed
01:36.28sorphini posted negative feedback
01:36.30jacqueshe screwed up he should eat it
01:36.46jacqueshe claims > 3500 positive feedback
01:36.49sorphinjacques: well, the fucker charges $16 for ups ground too
01:37.01jacquestho I only see 3492 heh
01:37.09jacquesugh
01:37.17jacquesdoes he charge $20 for handling too?
01:37.27sorphinlook at the auction :P
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01:38.51jacquesthink he coul duse any bigger fontsize?
01:38.57sorphinhehe
01:39.04sorphinthe specs he posted are wrong too
01:39.08sorphini looked on nvidia's site
01:39.20sorphinthe SE has 1 billion and 31 million, not 1.1 and 34
01:39.30filenothing like a good ol' session of Doom, first version ;)
01:40.22MonMotha6sorphin: also claims it can drive two monitors
01:40.32jacquessorphin: from the looks of it that card only has one video output - his genreal specs talk about dual vga out
01:40.40jacquesyeah what MonMotha6 said
01:41.17MonMotha6and I love how active cooling is a big plus
01:41.23MonMotha6if it can be done with a passive cooler, do it
01:41.25MonMotha6fans just die
01:42.12sorphinthe chip can
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01:42.25sorphinthe card has svideo out
01:42.27sorphinscanline: yo
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01:42.35jacquesyeha the chip has dual ramdacs
01:42.36sorphinscanline: cp was wondering where youd been
01:42.55MonMotha6but he claims dual CRT at 2048x1536
01:43.06MonMotha6so unless that svideo can do 2048x1536 progressive...
01:44.44sorphinwell anyways
01:44.47sorphinwhat's done is done
01:44.51sorphini posted him negative
01:45.12sorphinguess i'm stuck w/ my b0rked GF256 for a while longer
01:46.43sorphinjust watch, he'll prolly try and retaliate
01:47.09sorphintho i've noticed, he looks like another one of those sellers that expects feedback but never actually leaves any for others
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01:51.47brimstonecan someone send me a good website on getting linux on my Palm Vx?
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02:31.01sorphinand it's all kergoth's fault
02:31.48kergothdood
02:32.04kergothi just got off of a 2.5 hour phone call
02:32.24kergothi need to hit something
02:32.31file[bed]kergoth: I hope it wasn't long distance
02:32.39kergothfile[bed]: work.
02:32.42kergothi work in tech support
02:32.47kergothjust a fucking idito
02:32.47file[bed]k
02:32.49kergothidiot
02:32.54file[bed]kergoth: what level of idiocy?
02:33.04kergothgross idiocy
02:33.08file[bed]oh my
02:33.08sorphinkergoth: umm.. i've had a far worse day than you i'm sure :P
02:33.20kergothfool of a pick database admin trying to do networking and AIX administration
02:33.29sorphinwork fucked me, i won't be able to see sarah this weekend, and then (points up at the ebay fiasco)
02:33.36kergoth"well, you need to assign two ips to these devices from your subnet"
02:33.39kergoththem: "what ips?"
02:33.44kergothme: "ask your network admin."
02:33.48kergoththem: "what network admin?"
02:33.53kergothme: *bang head against desk*
02:33.56sorphinhehe
02:34.01file[bed]kergoth: oh dear god that sounds bad... I pity you
02:34.10kergothsorphin: ouch, sorry to hear that
02:34.14kergothfile[bed]: hah
02:34.41file[bed]they're talking up valuable desk space...
02:34.43file[bed]er taking
02:36.22sorphinkergoth: i almost feel like i work for digi :P
02:36.37kergoth~lart sorphin
02:36.40kergoth:)
02:37.41jacques"Fascinate Design with Footstand can be set in vertical way."
02:37.53jacques"Best Performed SECC Japanese Steel."
02:37.56jacqueslol
02:38.45sorphinkergoth: um... my name isn't natalie portman
02:38.53sorphinno hot grits down my pants
02:40.10jacquesmmmmmm natalie
02:46.13sorphinjacques: heh
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03:27.03sorphinhahaha
03:27.11kergoth?
03:27.21sorphinthe mail i just got from that seller
03:28.04sorphin"Thanks for your negative feedback. I guess you are perfect and you never make mistakes."
03:30.43jacquesscrew him
03:30.55jacqueshe's a sleazoid
03:31.09sorphinyup
03:31.17jacquesI wonder how "forgiving" he would be if the shoe was on the other foot
03:31.17sorphinif you read the negs he has
03:31.31sorphinhe has posted non paying bidder for people that DID pay
03:31.39sorphinw/ a money order and the item was shipped
03:33.21sorphini'm not perfect, but i don't fuck up my auctions
03:37.30jacquesnobody is perfect - its how they deal with their mistakes that counts
03:37.35jacquesit's
03:37.37jacques:-D
03:38.45sorphinyup
03:39.14sorphinhe's just being greedy.. funny how he says in his auc "100% satisfaction guarantee" and yet charges a 20% restocking free
03:39.16sorphinerm
03:39.16sorphinfee
03:40.54jacqueswow 20% is at the top of the scale
03:42.00sorphinebay will do whatever w/ him now, as long as he doesn't touch my feedback, i'm happy now
03:43.29sorphinstill funny how his 'feedback review' that lil thing on the right of the feedback page doesn't show his negatives.. only the actual feedbacks down below show them
03:44.39sorphinhe's already gotten a few more positives claiming he's an honest seller, etc
03:44.41sorphinriiiight
03:45.56jacquesyeah ppl abuse the system so badly
03:46.35jacqueswell heading out for a bit
03:59.57sorphinstupid usb scsi crap hung again as did the burning process, yet i can do a dir on the drive that is hanging..
04:00.07sorphinwonder if burnfree will allow me to 'continue'
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04:09.24sorphinjacques_gone: heh, he sold someone a P4 motherboard for $23, and yet the $11.99 for my video card was a "mistake"
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04:40.20legodude_xeonlinux:/home/legodude# ./wpflash -nowait read all webpal.backup.image
04:40.20legodude_Attempting to contact programmer...
04:40.27legodude_anyone know why that would hang like that?
04:40.51legodude_I successfully transferred prog.srec over to the webpal
04:41.02legodude_then go to wpflash it and I never get anywhere
04:41.39legodude_sometimes it will get to:
04:41.39legodude_xeonlinux:/home/legodude# ./wpflash -nowait read all webpal.backup.image
04:41.40legodude_Attempting to contact programmer...done
04:41.40legodude_Initializing flash...
04:41.51legodude_at which point the red led comes on but it dies
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04:58.21chouimat|Zzzzzznight
04:58.40legodude_argh
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05:28.04legodudestupid internet
05:28.24legodudewebpal is still borkin :(
05:30.58sorphinnod
05:33.27legodudeI have no idea why it would bork at wpflash
05:33.37legodudewith my new serial adapter I have no problems with gdb
05:34.58sorphinnod
05:36.00legodudedvd burning still scares me
05:36.13legodudebad flashbacks to early cd burners
05:36.28sorphinheh
05:36.32sorphinwell, the only reason this hung
05:36.41sorphinwas because the drive it was reading from hung
05:36.43sorphinstupid usb crap
05:37.31legodudeugh
05:37.34legodudethat's fun
05:38.25legodudeI get nice and different behavior from two webpals
05:38.26legodudethat's fun
05:39.26legodudegah
05:39.32legodudeto my serial terminal they look the same
05:39.39sorphinnod
05:40.33legodudegdb just don't like one of them
05:40.54sorphinnod
05:41.06sorphinit's stubborn
05:41.18legodudewell
05:41.23sorphinit took me 15 tries :P
05:41.27legodudeone webpal is spitting out extra data out serial port
05:41.36legodudeit does easy rider
05:41.37legodudethen other stuff
05:41.39legodudegah
05:41.45sorphinnod
05:46.39legodudekill gdb would mean kill -9 it, correct?
05:49.17legodudesometimes wpflash says it connects
05:49.20legodudeand red led goes out
05:49.20sorphinyes
05:49.22legodudebut then there it hangs
05:49.34sorphinnod
05:49.36sorphinhad that before
05:50.22legodudewhat you do to fix it?
05:52.50sorphinare you trying to write 1st or read?
05:57.21legoduderead
05:57.24legodudebackup the flash
05:57.36legodudejust following the directions
05:58.13legodudeshould I go for write without read?
06:00.01sorphinno
06:02.19legoduderead is consistantly failing
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06:22.19legodude_god damn
06:22.26legodude_sorphin: you still around?
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15:12.05sorphinTomW: allo
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15:14.08sievemorning #eLinux
15:14.10CosmicPenguinhmmm... is it just me, or do I not remember the tuxscreen console turning off and never turning back on again?
15:14.39sorphinCosmicPenguin: i thikn your tux is starting to not like you
15:15.06CosmicPenguinsorphin: true that.  every time I start to work on it, it does something to break
15:15.35sorphinhahaha
15:15.40sorphintop story on /.
15:15.49sorphinibot: slashdot
15:16.26sorphinapparently they need to scan for "Microsoft Office" instead :P
15:17.19legodude_sorphin: how you fix your wpflash problems?
15:17.32sorphinlegodude_: large sledge hammer
15:18.49legodude_hrm
15:18.55legodude_tempting...
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15:21.53sorphinand there's that plague bitch
15:22.12prpplaguesorphin: and the worldcom lackey
15:22.26sorphinprpplague: hopefully not for much longer
15:22.41legodude_where you heading to?
15:23.00sorphinlegodude_: anywhere else
15:23.59sorphinhaha
15:24.09sorphinthat twit followed up on my negative feedback
15:24.15sorphin<PROTECTED>
15:24.17sorphin<PROTECTED>
15:24.24sorphindamn right i am
15:24.32sorphini don't mispost auctions :P
15:25.06sorphinleast he didn't touch my feedback
15:25.26legodude_hehe
15:25.51legodude_I've had that happen a couple times
15:25.59legodude_I've never gotten screwed out of money though
15:26.08sorphini didn't pay him
15:26.10sorphinthankfully
15:26.14legodude_ja
15:26.42legodude_paypal is decently safe though if you pay with credit card
15:28.20prpplagueya i got an item on ebay right now that i'm think i got ripped on
15:29.22legodude_I've had two auctions where I won and seller never responded
15:29.23sorphinlegodude_: if you buy their $ back guarantee
15:29.32legodude_nah
15:29.41legodude_just put a hold payment on your credit card
15:31.32prpplaguehttp://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=18827&item=3312287770&rd=1
15:34.17legodude_6 feedback?
15:34.20legodude_ebay weenie :P
15:34.48CosmicPenguinlogan's run?
15:35.45prpplaguelegodude_: i've purchased alot more, just never get anyone doing feed back
15:36.01prpplagueCosmicPenguin: you've never seen logan run?
15:36.27CosmicPenguinprpplague: well yeah, but that doesn't mean I'm going to run out and buy a studio picture
15:36.41CosmicPenguinprpplague: unless of course, you're talking about Debbie Does Dallas
15:37.09prpplagueCosmicPenguin: lol
15:37.42prpplagueCosmicPenguin: LR was one of the movie's i saw as a kid, its just always been a good memory
15:37.50CosmicPenguinprpplague: understandable
15:40.31prpplagueCosmicPenguin: there was a Logan's Run tv series as well, 14 epi's
15:41.21prpplagueCosmicPenguin: they sell pirated copies on ebay alot, they often top $1k for all 14 epi's
15:42.01sorphinprpplague: i make sure to prod them for feedback
15:43.23prpplaguesorphin: ya well when you're buying used panties you might not want to post feedback :)
15:43.40prpplaguejk
15:43.42sorphinprpplague: i bought pr0n from ebay
15:43.50sorphinthey're all (private) auctions tho
15:43.51sorphin:P
15:44.00sorphinaka you can't look up hte item
15:44.06sorphinbut you can make any auction private
15:44.58prpplaguei've never actually sold anything on ebay, just purchased
15:45.06sorphinnod
15:45.13sorphinsold a couple things
15:47.53sorphinmy old 3com switch and a vaio laptop
15:48.38TomWsorphin: hello
15:48.44prpplaguei used to buy timex sinclairs alot, but these days they get pretty expensiv
15:48.46prpplagueTomW: lo
15:49.11TomWI am back amoungst the daytimers again.
15:49.49prpplagueTomW: recovered from you lead posioning from lead based solder?
15:50.29sorphinprpplague: he said the daytimers, not the living
15:50.51TomWnaw, was doing some work on the network at the isp and had to be there early in the morning so as not to disrupt the customers too much.
15:51.36prpplagueTomW: you sniff any good connections while you were there?
15:51.45TomWDoesn't pay anything, but they give me my internet access for free and I have a T1 that they let me admin.
15:52.19sorphinTomW: that's like when i worked for the isp
15:52.39sorphinmy access was free and i got whatever hardware i wanted for free (they were a hardware seller too)
15:53.33TomWso far, all I am getting is practical knowledge and being tired a lot.
15:58.12prpplaguehmm, 271 users on a quad 800 xeon with a load average of 16 seems a little high
15:58.13TomWok, got my public cvs running again.
15:58.26TomW?
15:58.27prpplaguedoes that seem high to anyone else?
15:58.48sorphinprpplague: depends on what they're all running
15:58.56TomWnever looked into what load average meant, my loading is usually so low anyway.
15:59.02prpplaguesorphin: ncurses db app
15:59.15sorphinheh
15:59.23sorphinall you had to say was db :P
16:02.32sorphinoh lord
16:02.36sorphinnow i've seen it all
16:02.46CosmicPenguinprpplague: is the hackkit going to have an ide header on it?
16:02.48sorphinsomeone's description somewhere
16:02.51sorphin"my wife is very emotional.. she gets choked up every time I give her a pearl
16:02.53sorphin<PROTECTED>
16:02.58sorphinthat's just... sad
16:03.14sorphinCosmicPenguin: it will if you put one on it ;)
16:03.52prpplagueCosmicPenguin: no ide, hackkit is a core module in concept
16:04.09CosmicPenguintrue, true... ask a stupid question....
16:04.12prpplagueCosmicPenguin: all the pins for the sa-1110 are available on the header so you can build what ever you want
16:04.40sorphincoo
16:05.00sorphinwood or aluminum? :P
16:05.14prpplagueCosmicPenguin: the sa-1110 has support for one pcmcia or cf slot(without hotswap support) which you could hook up to use a storage device there
16:05.46sorphinprpplague: only 1?
16:06.08sorphinhow'd the tux scamming 2 then? (yes, i know it's not a 1110, but a 1100)
16:07.34prpplaguesorphin: it uses other glue logic
16:08.08prpplaguesorphin: thats why almost all pda's based on the strongarm only have one slot
16:08.23sorphinah
16:08.26CosmicPenguinprpplague: so what you are saying is that a hardware idiot like me will be out of luck
16:08.33CosmicPenguinIt has a USB port, right?
16:08.54prpplagueCosmicPenguin: no, because we will have "hacks" available with docs and info
16:08.57prpplagueCosmicPenguin: no
16:09.01prpplagueCosmicPenguin: just a core
16:09.08CosmicPenguinprpplague: right, I see
16:09.44prpplagueCosmicPenguin: the whole concept is for ppl to build around it
16:10.23sorphinprpplague: there's not one big enough
16:10.29prpplaguesorphin: ?
16:10.39sorphinprpplague: the hackkit looks big physically
16:10.57prpplaguesorphin: i was thinking more like an oversized pda
16:11.06prpplaguesorphin: something with a small 640x480 display
16:11.16prpplaguesorphin: i really should say small webpad
16:11.29prpplaguesorphin: something similiar to the tuxpad
16:11.44sorphinprpplague: ah
16:12.30prpplaguehttp://www.iptel-now.de/HOWTO/TUXPAD/tuxpad.html
16:12.30CosmicPenguinIs this what I think it is?  http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3402593215&category=11188
16:12.59prpplagueyep
16:15.02legodude_hrm
16:15.34legodude_gah
16:15.39legodude_still expensive as balls
16:18.04prpplagueCosmicPenguin: you want an inhand elf?
16:18.12CosmicPenguin?
16:18.34CosmicPenguincause I am out of it today
16:19.11prpplagueCosmicPenguin: http://www.inhandelectronics.com/html/elf.html
16:34.43prpplaguewonderful....a complete contradiction in ideas, "management will determine when security/bug fixes need to moved into place"
16:35.13sorphinprpplague: just found out i'm not being layed off.. ah well, maybe next time
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16:35.35sorphinspeaking of contradictions
16:35.39sorphinsjhill: lo mipswhore
16:35.41legodude_sorphin: is not being layed off good or bad?
16:35.48sorphinlegodude_: heh
16:35.55sjhillhowdy sorphin
16:35.59sorphinlegodude_: reread exactly hwat i said and ask again
16:36.25sorphinlegodude_: specifically the "oh well, maybe next time" :P
16:38.15prpplagueCosmicPenguin: that elf unit is just sitting around
16:38.44CosmicPenguinprpplague: what can it do?  
16:39.16prpplagueCosmicPenguin: its basically a tuxscreen just in a pda formfactor
17:32.27chouimatafternoon
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17:53.52legodudewho wrote wpflash?
17:53.54legodudeanyone here?
17:54.03prpplagueno
18:00.13TomWchouimat: I have the buildroot-webpal posted on public cvs now.
18:00.36kergothTomW: great
18:01.10legodudewhere is it?
18:01.11TomWfor the howto: http://openhardware.net/webpal/
18:01.22legodudevery cool
18:01.32TomWfor the cvs: http://cvs.cyberiansoftware.com
18:01.54TomWI am just trying out the rom-image.bin now to make sure that a build from cvs is ok.
18:02.19legodudeIE does not like the first page
18:03.17legodudeloads fine in phoenix though
18:03.57TomWscrew IE
18:04.09TomWmozilla loves it, that is all that matters.
18:04.57TomWlegodude: try it as: http://openhardware.net/webpal/index.html
18:05.57legodudenada
18:05.57prpplagueTomW: thats the spirit
18:07.59TomWok, the binary works.  The NE2000 NIC and IDE works ok.
18:09.50TomWlegodude: hmmm, lynx has a problem with it, so I guess I will have to fix it.  :(
18:10.40legodudeya
18:10.47legodudeusually if IE has problems there is something major wrong
18:10.53legodudeat least in my experience
18:11.59prpplaguelegodude: like the OS its running under sucks?
18:12.15legodudehey now, XP is pretty damn nice
18:12.22prpplaguelegodude: eww
18:12.25legodudeand you can run IE on Solaris and HPUX
18:12.30legodudeor MaxOS X
18:12.35legodudeMacOS
18:12.50prpplaguelegodude: imho Xtra Poop is the worst
18:13.06legodudeI pretty much love it
18:13.09legodudestable as hell
18:13.13legodudestuff just works
18:13.18legodudeless hassle than linux even
18:13.19chouimathi prpplague
18:13.27legodudewow
18:13.48prpplaguechouimat: lo
18:14.07chouimatprpplague: same here , except I keep a windows in vmware just in case ...
18:14.38chouimatand on a very old computer in the closet ...
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18:14.56TomWlegodude: try it now
18:15.08legodudenada
18:15.17legodudethere we go
18:15.24legodudeit was cache version from before
18:15.25legodudeworks now
18:15.30TomWk
18:15.38prpplaguechouimat: when i went and bought my last digital camera, the goober behind the counter tried to give me a free copy of XP
18:15.49TomWI stripped out some META statements from the HEADing.
18:16.01legodudeah
18:16.28prpplaguechouimat: i just smiled, opened the box, broke the cd, ripped the license in half, put it back in the box, and asked the guy to throw it in the trash
18:16.28chouimatTomW: nice site, maybe you can add the webpal buildroot to openzaurus/openembedded builroot too,
18:16.37prpplaguechouimat: should have seen the look on his face
18:16.40chouimatprpplague: hehe
18:17.32TomWlegodude: the first paragraph under "installing an ARM toolchain" is just for you.
18:17.51TomWheh
18:18.16legodudehaha
18:18.17legodudethanks
18:18.18TomWchouimat: mmm
18:18.19chouimatprpplague: I bought a Casio BE-300 last week (refurbished) but the twit forgot to remove the previous owner pin so since that brainless device need a windows computer with usb to do a simple thing like reset to the factory setting ... I just returned it ...
18:18.21legodudeI thought about that
18:19.10legodudeI have a couple linux machines now so it's not the problem it once was :P
18:19.14TomWARGH!  I need to take a road trip!  Too much shit^H^H^Htuff going on lately.
18:20.20TomWheh
18:20.33chouimatTomW: sorry can't help you with that .... it's BO in my case
18:20.33legodudewpflash is driving me boink
18:21.31TomWlegodude: send the simms to me, enclose 5 Green Stamps per and I'll do them for you.
18:21.46legodudeso damn tempting
18:22.07legodudeI wonder how much a hardware flash programmer is though
18:22.23chouimathmmmm tempting tempting tempting
18:22.29TomWnot bragging, but it is nice to just stick the simm in the device programmer and have it done in a minute.
18:22.34legodudeja
18:22.41legodudewpflash is just not working for me
18:22.46legodudegdb goes fine
18:22.54legodudethen wpflash just hangs and does squat
18:22.58TomWlegodude: mine was only USD$1100
18:23.04legodudehaha
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18:23.56legodudethat's about 10x what I'm willing to pay :p
18:24.23TomWThe buildroot-webpal is not too bad for those with 56K dialups. It only pulls 26 Meg off the net.
18:24.46TomWerrr, once you get the 35 Meg toolchain that is.
18:25.24legodudeTomW: what would your turnaround be to program em?
18:25.31TomW1 day
18:25.35legodudehrm
18:25.40TomWUS Mail
18:25.55legodudewould I then be able to update the linux image myself with bootp?
18:26.06TomWotherwise, you pay for expedited method yourself (UPS Red, etc)
18:26.25chouimathmmmm I wonders if there a way to use the parallel port and a laplink cable to program the webpal
18:26.35legodudeme too chouimat
18:26.36TomWlegodude: dunno, ask sorphin when he gets his SIMMs that I did for him.  Should get them tomorrow?
18:27.12chouimatlegodude: I found something to let gdb use the parallel port
18:27.27TomWlegodude: MonMotha6 was building a programmer for it using the parallel port, ask him.
18:27.44legodudechouimat: but does the webpal support parallel?
18:27.51prpplaguelegodude: yes
18:28.26prpplagueTomW: i've got a url at home for a device to let you plug into a pcmcia slot for flash devices
18:28.35prpplagueTomW: haven't had time to read about it much
18:28.37TomWprpplague: you got the wpflash working?  Want to try my binary and see if the bootp in it works okay?
18:29.13prpplagueTomW: i'm at work, + this wife/hospital thing is takin all my time
18:29.17TomWk
18:29.41chouimatlegodude: I don't think so
18:29.42prpplagueTomW: i was planning to order a ton of webpals, but it's been a real bitch lately just get the basics done
18:29.55prpplagueTomW: maybe this weekend
18:31.30chouimatlegodude: http://sources.redhat.com/ml/gdb/2003-01/msg00048.html
18:32.27chouimathmmmmmmm I need music ....
18:32.29legodudeinteresting chouimat
18:32.45chouimatlegodude: version 0.5.0 is on the site btw
18:33.15chouimatlegodude: which kind of music?
18:33.54legodudeMichael Nyman is modern classical and Doves are rock type
18:34.01legodudedunno how to classify them exactly
18:34.20legodudethe download link for the parallel port thing doesn't work for me
18:34.38legodudeconnection refused
18:37.23chouimatlegodude: I'm searching the .5 version
18:37.41legodudedoes his site work for you?
18:37.51chouimatnope
18:40.26legodudedoes prog.srec support parallel port?
18:40.31legodudeor only serial?
18:41.54legodudeseems like whole damn netic.de is down
18:42.13prpplaguelegodude: there are a ton of stuff down apparently
18:42.21legodudein europe?
18:42.27legodudeor interweb in general?
18:42.35prpplaguelegodude: i can't get to a bunch of the eastcoast and europe
18:42.44legodudeah'
18:42.47legodudewonder why
18:43.47prpplaguelegodude: saddam has used his stash of hacked playstation2's and is doing a massive DoS
18:43.53legodudehaha
18:44.25chouimatok my cat just decided that it's time for him to spend the rest of the afternoon on my lap
18:44.39prpplaguelegodude: you know that supposedly they caught a bunch of iraq CS ppl hacking ps2's to be used for guiding missles
18:44.45chouimatthe joy of working at home
18:46.27legodudeprpplague: ja, that was quite a while ago though
18:46.46legodudeseems rather counter-productive to me, but enh, what do I know?
18:47.06chouimatlegodude: I know I have the 0.5 some where but I can't remember on which hdd
18:48.35sorphinthe whole dept i used to be in got axed
18:49.17prpplaguelegodude: ya well,guess the ps2's were easy to sneak in
18:50.15legodudeprpplague: he's trying to import huge piping and whatnot for nukes and biochem, wouldn't some embedded boards be really easy?
18:54.22legodudestupid internet
18:54.56prpplaguelegodude: well, they've had a big eye out for that stuff lately
18:55.24prpplaguelegodude: not too many "government types" would think a game could be hacked
18:55.38prpplaguelegodude: after all "moding" is illegaly in the US
18:55.59legodudebut a guy orders 500x dev boards in us
18:56.06legodudeships them to saudi arabia
18:56.09legodudethen into iraq
18:56.15legodudethat's like suitcase sized
18:56.53prpplaguelegodude: hmm, you know, that brings up a good point, seems like we could do more damage to saddam if we send some ppl over there armed with the DMCA
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18:57.14prpplaguelegodude: ya but the UN ppl are doing the customs inspections
18:57.52legodudeprpplague: walk from iraqi neighbor country into iraq
18:57.59legodudewhole boarder can't be so guarded
18:58.06prpplaguelegodude: agreed
18:58.25mallumkergoth: hey, usb networking works :-)
18:59.03legodudemallum: on what?
18:59.44mallumlegodude: c700
18:59.47legodudeah
19:00.00prpplaguemallum: a sharp?
19:00.18mallumyep
19:00.19kergothmallum: nice :) i never got around to confirming
19:00.25kergothhehe
19:00.36prpplaguemallum: cool
19:00.38mallumkergoth: hehe, this is with the sharp rom of course
19:01.08prpplaguemallum: what? thats evil
19:01.13mallumkergoth: I can ping yahoo from the shell, but the stupid browser thinks I havn't got a connection
19:01.31mallumprpplague: yeah I know ... I've only had it a day
19:01.38kergothmallum: odd
19:02.03mallumprpplague: kergoth is going to mail me the reflash instructions for it, then Im gonna get X running on its shiny arse
19:02.14prpplaguemallum: cool
19:02.18prpplaguemallum: gpe?
19:03.01mallumprpplague: hmm, Im gonna try for a stripped down gnome/matchbox combo
19:03.12prpplaguehmm
19:03.13mallumprpplague: there is enough screen space anyway
19:03.33prpplaguemallum: gnome seems a little bulk for that
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19:05.32mallumprpplague: yeah Im not sure, I've just realised this only has 32Mb of ram - thats pretty dumb
19:05.48kergothit shouldve been 64/64
19:06.01kergothi dunno waht to do with all this flash, 64mb is alot
19:06.34mallumhmm, maybe I reading it wrongly or its hiding some away
19:07.37chouimatlegodude: ping
19:08.26kergothmallum: what i meant was, it is 64mb flash 32mb ram, but sharp shouldve made it 64/64
19:08.38mallumkergoth: yeah definetly .. sorry
19:08.50kergoth:)
19:08.53mallumkergoth: especially with such a big display
19:09.14chouimatlegodude: http://ulyx.homeunix.org:12000/pppcb-0.5.0.tar.bz2
19:09.25kergoththis unit would be godly if it had 64mb ram, a bigger battery, and a pxa255
19:09.27kergoth:)
19:09.28legodudethanks chouimat
19:09.51legodudehave you had time to play with it any?
19:10.06chouimatlegodude: nothing ... just tell me when the download is finished
19:10.09mallumkergoth: indeed
19:10.16chouimatlegodude: read the code and
19:10.22legodudedone chouimat
19:10.23chouimatlooked at how it work
19:11.03kergothlegodude: look at the sharp muramasa pc-mm1-h1w
19:11.08kergothlegodude: i'm drooling over that lately
19:11.33chouimatkergoth: I'm drooling over the Boxer tower :)
19:12.04kergothlegodude: 10", transmeta 866mhz, 2lbs, $1300
19:12.04legodudewow
19:12.06legodudelooks damn nice
19:12.07legodudewow
19:12.09kergothyeah
19:12.10legodudeamazing
19:12.11kergothits amazing
19:12.12kergoth:)
19:12.15kergothshop.conics.net
19:12.18legodudeI have thinkpad 240 now
19:12.19kergothwill sell it to you outside of japan
19:12.20legodude3lbs
19:12.38legodudewhats batt life?
19:12.49kergoth3.2hrs normal, you can buy a 9hour sharp battery fo rit
19:12.50legodudechouimat: what's that?
19:12.50kergothfor it
19:12.54legodude9hours
19:12.57legodudethat's what I need
19:12.57kergoths/9hour/9 hour/
19:13.03chouimatlegodude: wait I will find the page
19:13.10legodudewhat about the lindows machine?
19:13.14legodudethat looks pretty cool too
19:13.17legodude3lbs though
19:13.28chouimatlegodude: http://www.terrasoftsolutions.com/products/boxer/
19:14.09legodudewhy chouimat?
19:14.18legodudeain't that just more expensive and slower than x86?
19:14.36chouimatlegodude: but it's less expensive than a mac :)
19:14.42kergothI'd like an old powerpc box to play with powerpc assembly
19:14.46kergothjust for hackign purposes
19:14.46kergothheh
19:14.54kergothdevelop skillsets, not for real use
19:14.58legodudechouimat: I don't understand why you'd want that at all though
19:15.29legodudesun axi boards are also ATX, non-x86, slow and expensive :p
19:15.54chouimatlegodude: I loved the powerpc assembly in school, and I want one
19:15.56kergothhehe
19:17.09chouimatkergoth: the more skills you have the better :)
19:17.46legodudeugh, extra battery is big and dorky for sharp
19:18.01kergothlegodude: ah it is? that sucks
19:18.25kergothstill, that unit is really really close to what i need
19:18.38legodudewww.dynamism.com has pictures of it
19:18.40kergothif it had built in BT and a better video card i'd be happier though
19:18.50kergothits some noname video card, 8mb vram
19:19.00legodudeproblem is that my laptop is almost exactly what I want
19:19.03kergoththe sony vaio's are similar, and have ati mobility radaeons
19:19.08kergoththats cool
19:19.13legodudea laptop would have to be a heck of a lot better for me to upgarde
19:19.19kergoththinkpad 240, /me googles
19:19.33fontenotis sf cvs down again?
19:19.44chouimatkergoth: I can have a used thinkpad 760, but the CDROM is dead :(
19:19.53legodudemine is 300mhz, 192mb, 30gb
19:19.56legodudefantastic keyboard
19:20.02legodudeno stupid windows keys or capslock
19:20.03CosmicPenguinThis console issue is annoying
19:20.06kergothI need a nice _portable_ laptop, not one of those luggables like hte dell inspiron
19:20.08legodudeproper T arrows
19:20.25legodude~3.3lbs with 4hour battery
19:21.52kergothhmm
19:22.03kergoththat sharp is tempting, $1300 isnt bad
19:22.19TomWCosmicPenguin: anything dealing with the /dev/console is annoying...
19:22.27CosmicPenguinTomW: yeah...
19:22.45kergothhm, speaking of console, i wonder if busybox chvt is still broken
19:28.34mallumkergoth: I gotta shoot out for the evening now .. please if you get a chance mail me over them instructions :-)
19:28.48mallumkergoth: I know your really busy ... I'll leave you alone after that
19:28.49kergothmallum: will do, i'm fucking with the pcmcia madness now
19:28.54mallumkergoth: cool
19:29.19mallumkergoth: I got telnet / ftp up on the box now - so I can at least try a tinyX binary on it now and see what happens ;-)
19:29.23kergothnice
19:30.43mallumkergoth: cool, thanks for your help btw - ttyl
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19:36.32chouimatIf you're right 90 per cent of the time, why quibble about the remaining three per cent?
19:41.23legodudedamn japanese and their cool toys
19:41.30kergothibm s30? hmm
19:41.40kergothlegodude: right, thats why ya gotta order from dynamism or conics :)
19:42.22legodudeI don't think either of them ever had it
19:42.25kergothah, that sucks
19:42.30legodudeconics had libretto cheap a while ago
19:42.36legodudeI almost got one
19:42.58GPSFanTomW: hey tom, still around?
19:43.00legodudeooh they still have
19:43.21TomWyeah
19:43.29TomWGPSFan: what's up
19:43.39prpplaguelegodude: i've got one of the libretto 110's that i've gutted, i plan to stick a strongarm inside
19:43.40kergothhmm, $1700-1800 for the libretto eh
19:43.51GPSFan<PROTECTED>
19:44.15GPSFanfirst is that the command 'cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.cyberiansoftware.com:/home/co buildroot-webpal' is missing the cvs after the /home
19:44.30TomWk
19:44.32GPSFanthat's from your web page of instructions.
19:44.46GPSFanno real problem.
19:44.50prpplaguekergoth: because you spend all your money at the nudie bar
19:44.51TomWoops
19:44.57TomWGPSFan: thanks
19:45.25filemmm
19:45.25TomWGPSFan: the other problem?
19:45.52GPSFan<PROTECTED>
19:46.03fileif I switch my wireless NICs into adhoc mode I get much better performance
19:46.26TomWGPSFan: hmm, interesting, I just did a checkout an now doing a build.
19:46.48TomWGPSFan: it is building the kernel now.
19:46.52GPSFanoops, it's the .h that's missing. stuff before this point built ok.
19:48.00TomWGPSFan: I'll let you know in a few minutes, it is still running.
19:48.29GPSFanTomW: ok, I gotta run out for a bit, bbl.
19:48.32kergothprpplague: hah, i wish.. nah, i spend it on .. a toshiba magnia firewall, and a xm boombox.. and.. hehe
19:48.35TomWGPSFan: kernel build went ok.
19:48.52TomWGPSFan: it is now into busybox.
19:49.03legodudechouimat: that parallel things needs external board?
19:49.12kergothTomW: which buildroot did you base this one off of?
19:49.23GPSFanTomW: mine too, I have a webpal-kernel of 643916
19:49.41TomWkergoth: an older buildroot-tux, the newer stuff I don't yet trust.
19:49.59kergothTomW: k, just wondering what to diff -urNd this against to grab the webpal specifics
19:50.01TomWkergoth: from about a year ago.
19:50.52TomWkergoth: seems that all there is on the webpal is people shoving binaries at each other and little source code.
19:51.01kergothhrmph
19:53.13TomWGPSFan: I have no 'font_acorn_8x8.h' anywhere in the kernel tree.
19:55.26chouimatlegodude: seems
19:55.58TomWGPSFan: ok, I have a 'font_acorn_8x8.c' but it was not compiled into the kernel.
19:56.38legodudechouimat: there is another discussion from 2001 about adding parallel port support to gdb
19:58.37GPSFanTomW: well it wants it when building bootp. I think I never reubilt bootp before. just the kernel.
19:58.38sorphinholy scrolling batman
19:59.12prpplaguekergoth: magnia?
20:00.18legodudeanyone know where prog.srec source is?
20:00.26legodudeam I just not seeing it on bigbrd's site?
20:01.04TomWGPSFan: do you have a build/bootp/font_acorn_8x8.c file?
20:01.18prpplaguekergoth: ohh ya i've got a couple of those i ordered from tigerdirect
20:01.32TomWGPSFan: do you have a build/bootp-2.1/font_acorn_8x8.c file?
20:01.53TomWGPSFan: I forgot the version on the dir.
20:02.09prpplaguekergoth: this thing right - http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-Details.asp?sku=T24-1550%20P
20:02.14GPSFanTomW: yes, in /usr/local/buildroot-webpal/build/bootp-2.1
20:02.51TomWAnd a 'make bootp' fails?
20:02.56prpplaguekergoth: if that thing just had a serial port it would rock
20:04.24prpplaguekergoth: if you could yank the modem and connect a csu/dsu, it'd make a great frad
20:04.46TomWGPSFan: I am using the arm-linux-gcc 2.95.3 toolset from arm.uk.linux.org
20:05.03GPSFanfont_acorn_8x8.c:5: video/font.h: no such file or directory
20:05.43GPSFanTomW: where is it looking for that file, in the toolchain stuff or the buildroot stuff?
20:06.59TomW? I have no clue, I have no subdir named video in my bootp dir.  there is one under build/linux/drivers/
20:07.30TomWGPSFan: go into the build/bootp-2.1 and do a grep "video/font.h"
20:07.36sorphinbootp makes fine here
20:08.11TomWsorphin: is that from the buildroot-webpal?
20:08.21sorphinno
20:08.31GPSFanTomW: the include /video/font.h is in font_acorn_8x8.c
20:08.34TomWsorphin: shaddup
20:08.42TomW~lart sorphin
20:08.44sorphinTomW: um.. sorry
20:08.55TomWheh
20:09.26TomWAHHH
20:09.41sorphinwe had a layoffs today, so i'm a bit busy cleaning up after that
20:09.56sorphinand just saw the mentions of bootp failing
20:10.00GPSFansorphin: no it just looks like I don't have the font.h in the right place.
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20:10.06GPSFanbbl
20:10.18sorphinGPSFan: blame tomw then, he's the one that build the buildroot :P
20:10.59TomWGPSFan: k, I got to go, look at the make file: CFLAGS      += -I$(LINUX)/include -fPIC -D__KERNEL__
20:12.22TomWsorphin: get those simms yet?
20:12.42fileSIMMs? did I hear SIMMs?
20:12.50TomW~lart file
20:12.59chouimathehe
20:16.24filewhat's up?
20:17.12kergothprpplague: yes, i was bitching about it not having serial
20:17.23kergothprpplague: network is the only access method, if it goes down, you're fucked
20:18.20TomWGPSFan: in the bootp Makefile, change references from $(LINUX) to $(BUILD_DIR)/$(LINUX)
20:18.43kergothprpplague: course a miniPCI serial card would work, that modem is miniPCI
20:18.44TomWsorphin: GPSFan doesn't have a linux kernel source in /usr/src/linux
20:18.46kergothprpplague: :)
20:19.08kergothprpplague: i'm using it as my linux router/firewall at home, needed something other than my crap linksys
20:22.05prpplaguekergoth: cool
20:22.14prpplaguekergoth: you looked at yanking the modem
20:23.03filenot again...
20:24.37kergothprpplague: yep, opened it up. there are plugs for keyboard and mouse too, just backpanel blocks it
20:25.27prpplaguekergoth: hmm, sounds fun
20:25.56prpplaguekergoth: if i didn't have a lack of motivation i'd order one
20:26.03kergothhehe
20:26.11kergothi know that problem well
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20:35.03GPSFanTomW: I do have kernel sources in /usr/src/linux, but font.h isn't anywhere to be found. I guess it isn't needed to build the kernel.
20:36.04TomWyeah, grab the bootp source off the site and replace the sources/dl/bootp-2.1.tar.bz2 with that one and see if it works ok now.
20:36.56TomWThe problem is that I needed a $(BUILD_DIR) reference in front of the $(LINUX) references withing the bootp Makefile.
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20:44.29GPSFanTomW: off your site? I can't find it in your cvs for buildroot-webpal.
20:45.03TomWGPSFan: you may have a distro kernel source (like Mandrake) and they may have cleaned up the sources by removing other archetuctures. I use a kernel from ftp.kernel.org.
20:45.34TomWGPSFan: it is not in the cvs, it is a wget from the make/bootp
20:45.52GPSFanah.
20:46.21TomWhttp://tuxscreen.net/wiki/view/Users/TimRiker
20:46.28TomWwrong.
20:46.42TomWhttp://www.openhardware.net/webpal/files/bootp-2.1.tar.bz2
20:46.46TomWthat one.
20:46.50TomWsheesh
20:47.04TomWI cut & paste too quickly
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20:47.35TomWGPSFan: grab that file and put it in sources/dl
20:49.44TimRikerTomW: you starting a webpal buildroot? wanna use elinux cvs for that?
20:49.57TomWTimRiker: we could
20:50.05TomWless hassle for me
20:50.30TomWTimRiker: I still have privs over there shall I create a new module?
20:51.26TimRikerwhat's your SF nick?
20:52.30TimRikerahh tomwalsh... /me adds to elinux project...
20:53.13TomWtomwalsh
20:53.24TomWI just logged in via ssh
20:53.52TimRikeradded.
20:54.05TomWelinux.sourceforge.net?
20:54.39TomWcool, I'm in
20:56.00GPSFanI got the one from your site, removed the old bootp-2.1 directory and did a make again, same error looking for font.h, the font_acorn_8x8.c file still has an include for font.h. so I edited it out, and bootp made just fine.
20:56.03TomWTimRiker: add it to the elinux, or tuxscreen cvs?
20:56.37GPSFanTomW: rest of the stuff is building now.
20:56.54TomWGPSFan: what version of ARM cross are you using?
20:57.17GPSFan2.95.4
20:57.36TomWah, where did you find that?  arm.uk.linux.org?
20:58.08fileWarning: Battery power at 8%... I'll fade away!
20:59.01TomWGPSFan: I only see 2.95.3 on the uk site.
20:59.29TimRikerTomW: elinux.
20:59.33TomWk
21:00.08prpplaguethese frekin IE only site are killing me
21:00.12GPSFanLong time ago, when I was trying to get a good cross toolchain I must have downloaded 5. all sucked. finally jacques pointed me to one he had put together. it worked like a charm. I've built many tux kernels, the webpal kernel and a bunck of apps.
21:00.28TimRikerand holler if there are more folks to add to the project. andersee or I can add them. If you find a bunch I'll likely just op you too. ;-)
21:00.54kergoththe erikm 2.95.3 cross toolchain on ftp.arm.linux.org.uk works excellently
21:01.12GPSFanTomW: build is done, ended with a warning about clok skew detected. but it looks like it finished.
21:03.29kergothTimRiker: the code for the OE buildsystem we discussed is underway
21:03.54TimRikerkergoth: sweet!
21:04.13kergothopenembedded.bkbits.net, i'll fire up a cronjob to build regular snapshots
21:04.23kergothschurig started the work, basing large chunks of it on portage
21:06.36chouimat|readingkergoth: ok that sound good
21:07.11kergothTimRiker: check out the current wiki, lots of implementation details have been hashed out
21:07.19kergothTimRiker: your opinions would be valuable
21:09.12prpplagueanyone using opera?
21:09.18filenope
21:09.26TomWTimRiker: :pserver:tomwalsh@elinux.sourceforge.net:2401/cvsroot/elinux  correct?
21:09.54TomWTimRiker: when I attempt a login, it hangs.
21:11.46sorphinprpplague: buy what?
21:12.41kergothTimRiker: use ext, not pserver
21:12.42kergother
21:12.45kergoths/timriker/tomw/
21:12.54TomWk
21:12.55kergothimho anyway, i hate pserver
21:12.57kergoth:)
21:13.06kergothditch the :2401 if you use ext, dont need it
21:14.01TomWkergoth: no, won't take ext, errors out
21:14.14TomWditching
21:14.34kergothit'll then use ssh
21:14.51kergothmay have to export CVS_RSH=ssh (iirc), otherwise it could default to rsh (stupid thing)
21:15.09kergothgrr, damn c700 hates me
21:15.18prpplaguesorphin: ie emulation
21:15.20kergothwhy, oh why, does my pcmcia not register with ide
21:15.27sorphinprpplague: ah
21:22.57TomWI give up
21:23.30legodudeanyone know of an easy way to send arbitrary data to arbitrary ip/port?
21:23.47kergothlegodude: netcat? :)
21:23.51TomWnmap
21:23.52TomW?
21:23.57TomWheh
21:24.04legodudenetcat looked borked last time I looked at it
21:24.10kergothworks just fine for me
21:24.10legodudeI'll check out nmap
21:24.13kergothsocat works great as well
21:24.19kergothits like netcat but more powerful
21:24.28legodudeI'll try socat
21:24.31kergothnmap is primarily a port scanner and OS identification tool
21:24.35kergothdoubt it'll help ya here
21:25.23kergoth~fishslap TomW
21:25.24ACTION slaps TomW up side the head with a wet fish.
21:25.26kergoth:)
21:25.55TomWI got people to do and places to see, later
21:26.39prpplaguelegodude: nc works great
21:26.49prpplaguelegodude: although i actually prefer the nc in bb
21:27.29TimRikerSF cvs is by ssh so it's :ext:tomwalsh@elinux.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/elinux
21:28.13legodudeprpplague: just realized my slack came with nc so I'll use that for now
21:28.24TimRikerkergoth: since ssh can fall back to rsh, I just have rsh symlinked to ssh.
21:30.25kergothfine then, do it the easy way ;)
21:31.42CosmicPenguindon't do a rm -rf build/stage unless you are prepared to rebuild the entire tree... :*
21:31.44CosmicPenguin:(
21:31.45prpplaguehmmm, i wonder why opera is linked with libXm.so.2 for redhat when redhat ships with libXm.so.3
21:38.53CosmicPenguinbuh-bye AT&T Broadband, hello Comcast
21:39.14prpplaguessdn
21:39.59prpplagueCosmicPenguin: a cow pie by any other name?
21:40.05sorphinprpplague: pretty much
21:40.10CosmicPenguinYep
21:40.16CosmicPenguinNew domain name I guess
21:59.05chouimat|readingweatherbot: weather cyqb
21:59.06weatherbotCurrent conditions at Quebec, Que, Canada: It is -4 C (24 F), windspeed is 14.48 km/h, and visibility is 32.19 km. (Information current as of 2003.02.28 2100 UTC).
22:00.12sorphinweatherbot: weather kstl
22:00.19weatherbotCurrent conditions at St. Louis, Lambert-St. Louis International Airport, MO, United States: It is 1 C (34 F), windspeed is 8.05 km/h, and visibility is 16.09 km. (Information current as of 2003.02.28 2053 UTC).
22:05.49CosmicPenguin3538944 Feb 28 15:07 tuxscreen-image.jffs2
22:05.56CosmicPenguinThats with Pixil, baby!
22:06.35sorphinCosmicPenguin: coo
22:06.44kergothCosmicPenguin: pixil open source yet?
22:06.56CosmicPenguinkergoth: working on it.. :)
22:07.02kergoth:)
22:07.14CosmicPenguinkergoth: you'll be the fourth to know, behind prpplague, Morn and sorphin.. :)
22:07.29CosmicPenguinkergoth: after all, we've gotta get it integrated into OZ and OE
22:07.51kergothindeed
22:08.39sorphinCosmicPenguin: well, the tux has jtag
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22:27.45legodudewhat is pixil?
22:27.51legodudecustom os + windowing system?
22:28.19CosmicPenguinnope - Qtopia competitor
22:28.22CosmicPenguinbased on Microwindows
22:29.09legodudeo
22:29.13legoduderuns on linux them?
22:29.14legodudethen
22:29.21CosmicPenguinyep
22:29.31legodudeit's a gpled project?
22:29.38CosmicPenguinnot yet
22:29.41CosmicPenguinbut it will be
22:30.11legodudewhat's microwindow's license?
22:30.16CosmicPenguinMPL
22:31.08legodudeah
22:33.06legodudeanythign nifty in it?
22:37.33CosmicPenguindepends on your defintion of nifty
22:37.48CosmicPenguingrr... why are my C apps pulling in libgcc_s?
22:58.49CosmicPenguinuclibc: 70052 Feb 28 15:40 pixilwm
22:58.59CosmicPenguinglibc: 62364 Feb 28 15:24 /user/projects/pixil/distro/bin/pixilwm
22:59.10CosmicPenguinSometin' is fishy here
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