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01:18.30legodudedoh
01:18.35legodudejust as things breakz0r
01:18.38file[bed]lol
01:19.32legodudematchbox: can't load library 'libgcc_s.so.0.9.9'
01:19.35legodudenow what did I not read
01:22.45legodudeany tinyX people here?
01:24.03Mornlegodude: you going to give me a copy of your new image with caller ID?
01:25.21legodudeit's not an image
01:25.30legodudethe latest buildroot has everything in it that you need
01:25.43Mornreally?
01:25.44legodudeI'm just writing a frontend to the tuxphone daemon
01:25.45legodudeja
01:25.50legodudelike I said
01:26.00legodudelook in the examples directory for the tuxphone daemon
01:26.04MornMy image is anchinet
01:26.08legodudeah
01:26.16legodudeI can give you my new image if you want
01:26.22legodudebut it's nothing special
01:26.26legodudejust a default compile
01:26.37legodudeand my one with TinyX does not have working Matchbox WM
01:26.41Mornmine right now doesn't do much more than just let me use the phone
01:26.59MornI tried a few GUI's but none of them had working touchscreen drivers
01:27.13legodudeyou know what libgcc_s.so.0.9.9 is?
01:27.28Mornnot off the top of my head
01:27.54file[bed]mmm
01:28.29Mornwhere does the error occur?
01:28.37legodudeloading TinyX
01:28.41legodudeX loads up fine
01:28.51legodudeI'm using it for remote display right now
01:28.58legodudejust no WM, no rxvt, etc
01:29.29Mornhmmm
01:29.56legodudeI just need to talk to someone who does this and ask em what's wrong
01:30.14MornI don't do anything with tinyX
01:30.18Mornso I can't be much help
01:30.23MonMothadid we ever figure out why the X screen was all blue if you started it from the fbcon rather than serial port?
01:30.36legodudedon't think so
01:30.44legodudethere was some talk on the mailing list a while ago IIRC
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01:59.42file[bed]hi Tim
02:00.17glytchbinary.
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02:51.52Error403hello hello
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03:08.00legodudehey Error403
03:08.07legodudeyou know anything about TinyX on tux?
03:08.11Error403hello
03:08.18Error403legodude: Nope, never ever used it
03:08.22Error403don't plan on it either
03:08.24Error403:)
03:08.27Error403Opie, here I come ;)
03:08.44legodudeah
03:08.50legodudeOpie runs on framebuf?
03:09.16Error403of course
03:09.23Error403that's all it runs on
03:09.28legodudeah
03:09.31Error403they're trying to get it on X11, but it's not done
03:09.32legodudedidn't read the site well enough :P
03:09.37Error403:)
03:14.30MonMothaI gather that qt/e doesn't like X :)
03:14.35MonMothait's supposed to, but doesn't :)
03:15.52legodudeall I want is matchbox :(
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03:47.08klu5terprpplague: yo crack head..  i guess you got your cable installed...
03:50.30chouimat|showerok it's time to get a shower when your cat doesn't want to be near you because you smell too strong
03:56.20Russchouimat|shower:
03:56.27Russyou are never going to get a chick to dress you that way
04:03.23chouimatRuss: hehe ... look I didn't get out of here sincee friday ....
04:16.26legodudew00t
04:16.27legodude"This is my fault.  I only did a partial update of buildroot and
04:16.27legodudeforgot to include an important change to make/uclibc_toolchain.mk
04:16.27legodudewhich copies libgcc_s.so into the target filesystem.  I'll add
04:16.27legodudethat (along with updating gcc and a few other little things) into
04:16.27legodudebuildroot this evening."
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05:10.48chouimat|Zzzzzznight
06:31.48RussHWaddr 44:4D:50:C0:00:44
06:31.50Russodd...
06:32.08RussHWaddr 44:4D:50:C0:00:44
06:32.22Russer, HWaddr 44:4D:50:00:13:CE
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12:25.47TomWgood morning
12:26.27sjhillhi TomW
12:26.55TomWsjhill: hey, how you been?
12:27.26TomWI had a really good weekend, I went on a Men's Spiritual Retreat.
12:27.38TomW_intense_!
12:27.53sjhilli haven't been on a retreat in almost a year
12:28.04sjhilli think PK is the last major thing i went to
12:28.11TomWI haven't had to deal with that much "in your face" honesty in quite a while.
12:28.48TomWIt was good though!  I came back with a lot of things to reflect upon.
12:29.05TomWPK?
12:29.10sjhillPromise Keepers
12:29.18TomWk
12:29.32TomWThis was mixed, married / unmarried guys.
12:29.38sjhillcool
12:31.00TomWnoisy though, I've never gone to one of those things before.  After the first day, a buddy I went up with said "now it gets louder", he was right!
12:31.29sjhillheh
12:31.46TomWtake 65 guys and stick 'em in a room with coffee, muchies & tabacco...
12:31.59TomWs/muchies/munchies/
12:32.38TomWWhat is the Promise Keepers? Is that a married couples thing?
12:40.54sjhillTomW: no, it's for men only...talk about in your face
12:41.07sjhillthe one i went to was about 9000 guys
12:42.18TomWAH, yeah, I say in on a lot of conversations that some guy was bitchin' about his wife and how fsked up she was being.  Then was told "it is you, man, you're the a**hole"
12:42.30TomWs/say/sat/
12:43.33TomWthen, the other guys would proceed to tell him how they worked it out.
12:44.36TomWheh, I wonder what it would be like to be a fly on the wall at a Women's Retreat?  ;)
12:44.45TomWcat fights?
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12:49.50sjhillnah, probably a lot of crying
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13:39.49Error403Hello... is there any utility that can create all of the /dev/ entries without creating a jffs2 image?
13:40.25prpplague^2Error403: bb has a function to create /dev entries
13:40.44prpplague^2Error403: however if your needing alot of entries, probably need to look at using devfs
13:41.11Error403I just need the basic ones for the tux to boot
13:41.18Error403so.. I'll check that out, thanks
13:41.40TomWError403: I have some code to do that
13:41.56Error403TomW: even better :)
13:42.06TomWit is extracted from the mkjffs stuff of Erik's
13:42.16TomWlet me look for it.
13:44.23TomWError403: get my buildroot-webpal, then look at  make/makedevfs.mk  The url is: http://www.openhardware.net/webpal/index.html
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13:46.02TomWError403: it uses Erik's devicetable.txt file to orchestrate the MAKEDEV stuff into the root filesystem.  I used a cramfs on that buildroot so the mkjffs stuff couldn't be used, so, I extracted the code that I needed to build a simpler util.
13:51.22TomWError403: makedevs.mk pulls in the code and builds it (native development machine arch build), then romfs.mk actually runs the makedevs and passes the parameters to it.
13:52.07Error403opps ;)
13:52.21TomWError403: option '-D' tells it where the device_table.txt file is (the /dev map) and the '-d' tells it the destination (where to do stuff).
13:52.52Error403TomW: How can I add a library path for the linker via the makefiles?
13:52.53TomWError403: be carefull if you run it as root, it _will_ allow you to change the /dev dir of the machine you are on.
13:53.32Error403I'll chroot then
13:53.38TomWCFLAGS=
13:53.46Error403ah, of course
13:53.53Error403then -Wl,-L
13:53.54Error403sure
13:54.49Error403TomW: So do I need the linux.mk (I sure hope not) or romfs.mk?
13:55.08TomWyeah, but you can simply untar the makedevs source, cd into that dir, then simply type 'make' and it should build properly.  The makefile in that dir is standalone and doesn't need uClibc, etc. to build the util.
13:55.20TomWs/yeah//
13:55.27Error403that's a better idea :)
13:55.32TomWyup
13:55.50TomWI just put in the tree as a convenience.
13:56.19TomWbtw, iirc, it will also mkdir as well.
13:56.35TomW... as well as MAKEDEV
13:57.22TomWlook at the sample device_table.txt in the sources dir, all that stuff in there I should have working.
13:58.01Error403Well, I can't chroot it, the cross compiler was compiled using glibc (even though inhibit libc was on)
13:58.08TomWbut, if in doubt, just do a make from the toplevel makefile.  heh, it will build you a webpal cramfs .
14:03.40Error403yippie! :)
14:03.57Error403thanks :)
14:05.11TomWError403: np
14:05.33Error403now, the big trick
14:05.38Error403try to pivot on the nfs mount
14:08.59Error403Hrfm, this tuxscreen isn't retaining its kernel image on boot
14:09.02Error403annoying
14:09.16Error403on reboot even
14:10.14prpplague^2Error403: sure your not loading the kernel to ram instead of flash?
14:11.43Error403'flash kernel' :)
14:13.47prpplague^2Error403: ok, just checking :)
14:14.28Error403wtf, it did it again
14:14.43Error403bbl
14:15.02Error403Hate to kick it and run... but ;)
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14:16.28CosmicPenguinMorning
14:17.43sorphinlo
14:17.53prpplague^2morning
14:18.06prpplague^2anyone got experience with RDC chips?
14:18.07sorphinprpplague^2: you duping again?
14:18.17sorphinrdc ?
14:18.18CosmicPenguinHe's multiplying
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14:18.26prpplague^2sorphin: ya, left my box at home logged in and ssh urned off
14:18.30prpplague^2TimRiker: lo
14:18.37sorphinprpplague^2: ah
14:18.43sorphinTimRiker: morning timmy
14:20.08prpplague^2TimRiker: hmmmm......
14:20.10sorphinTimRiker: didn't you have mucho meetings as a cto before? or are these just extra boring
14:20.11prpplague^2TimRiker: hanging
14:20.17prpplague^2TimRiker: lethal injection
14:20.24prpplague^2TimRiker: throat cut
14:20.31prpplague^2TimRiker: meetings
14:20.34sorphinprpplague^2: we're not talking about what you do on a 1st date in TX :P
14:20.36prpplague^2TimRiker: hard choice
14:21.20prpplague^2sorphin: no we save the fun stuff for the 2nd date
14:21.55sorphinah
14:22.02prpplague^2sorphin: hmm, can you run uclinux on a 16-bit mcu?
14:22.12sorphinthen what's a 1st date, introduce your mom to your sister?
14:22.44TimRikerti uses outlook. outlook makes it easy to completely fill your day with meetings.
14:23.00sorphinTimRiker: wcom uses outlook too
14:23.04sorphinerm
14:23.07sorphins/wcom/mci/
14:23.11sorphinhwoever
14:23.18prpplague^2sorphin: 1st is i get to show her my beer bottle cap collection :)
14:23.19sorphinthe smart people use netscape mail, etc
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14:23.29sorphinprp^2: ah
14:23.38sorphinpattieja: morning jason
14:24.21sorphinprpplague^2: btw.. looks like you can
14:24.52prpplague^2sorphin: hmm, oh?
14:25.00prpplague^2sorphin: where are you seeing the info?
14:25.04sorphindon't take that as gospel tho (as i've not used anything that "small")
14:25.09prpplague^2sorphin: i was trying to find an update on elks
14:25.10sorphinprpplague^2: google
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14:25.29sorphinsieve: secondary POS lover
14:25.49sievesorphin: bleh
14:25.51sievemorning all
14:26.27sorphinprpplague^2: oh, did you find out if you're going to jamaica or whatever it was?
14:27.08prpplague^2sorphin: jamaica has been postponed for a little while
14:27.08sievesorphin: actually I'm more affectionately known as network bitch...
14:27.23prpplague^2sorphin: they are running on a backup server system for now
14:27.39prpplague^2sorphin: we also have a server problem in panama and honduras
14:27.54prpplague^2sorphin: so i might be on the road a little in the next few weeks
14:27.57sorphinsieve: ah
14:28.22sorphinprpplague^2: don't forget your monster bug repellant
14:29.05prpplague^2sorphin: thats called, "eat lots of indian food before you go...."
14:31.34prpplague^2sorphin: hmm, several pdf files indicate that uclinux will work on x86 mmu-less mcu's  however i'm not seeing any references on the uclinux.org site
14:32.37sorphini dunno
14:32.50sorphinprpplague^2: yo usee this? sound like your kind thing ;)
14:32.51sorphinMP3 Player In An AK-47 Magazine
14:33.24prpplague^2sorphin: lol, i don't use ak's have a sks
14:33.44sorphinprpplague^2: i meant using a magazine tho, prolly could use an sks one :P
14:33.45prpplague^2sorphin: but that would be nice :)
14:33.56prpplague^2sorphin: ya same clip
14:34.06prpplague^2sorphin: well actually its a magazine
14:34.15CosmicPenguinI love bus errors
14:34.40sorphinCosmicPenguin: i should give you a box of bus error for your wedding ;)
14:34.44sorphin+s
14:35.26prpplague^2sorphin: and i'll give him a couple of cans of squelch
14:35.57sorphinprpplague^2: whas that?
14:37.38prpplague^2sorphin: lol, squelch for your radio....
14:37.43prpplague^2sorphin: old communcations joke
14:37.57prpplague^2sorphin: always send the newbie off looking for some squelch
14:38.11sorphinah, that squelch
14:38.25sorphinprpplague^2: haven't had breakfast yet, not really concious atm
14:38.38prpplague^2sorphin: np
14:45.46prpplague^2hmm, i can't believe someone has done a port to the rdc r8800 series
14:48.55CosmicPenguinIts official - my entire family is angry at me
14:49.06prpplague^2CosmicPenguin: :(
14:49.09prpplague^2CosmicPenguin: what up?
14:49.35signal11CosmicPenguin: doh what happened
14:49.44CosmicPenguinprpplague^2: they all think I should've gone out and gotten a job after century canned me
14:50.04CosmicPenguinprpplague^2: specially since I had to get the Volvo fixed to the tune of about $700
14:50.07sorphinCosmicPenguin: it's not really their business
14:50.20prpplague^2CosmicPenguin: lol, btdt
14:50.48CosmicPenguinstupid car
14:52.11CosmicPenguinI think the dealer kinda screwed me - somewhere along the line I broke pretty much everything on the front left tire
14:52.23sorphinheh
14:52.31CosmicPenguinThe dealer fixed the bearing (so the wheel wouldn't fall off), but it turns out that the strut was damaged too
14:52.39CosmicPenguinAnd the control rod
14:53.11sorphinCosmicPenguin: i'll only take a car to the dealer if it's under warranty
14:53.26CosmicPenguinsorphin: since its a Volvo, sometimes the dealer is the best bet
14:53.35sorphinnod
14:53.45CosmicPenguinBut since Ford bought Volvo, things have been getting better
14:53.49sorphinheh
14:54.06CosmicPenguinsorphin: no really, I can get a part in 3 days now instead of 3 weeks
14:54.30CosmicPenguinsorphin: Ford doesn't build the cars, they just handle the distribution network, fortunately
14:55.01sorphinprpplauge^2: speaking of fords. got an old ford pickup? :P
14:55.23CosmicPenguinsorphin: that, and a shotgun and a dog - its state law
14:55.46sorphinCosmicPenguin: and an open container in the front seat at all times?
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15:03.38signal11i want to put a gun rack in my wife's kia
15:06.49CosmicPenguinheh - how does your wife feel about that?
15:07.10CosmicPenguinNot a lot of folks with a gun rack in Cottonwood you know... :)
15:07.57sorphinkergoth: i just figured out over the weekend what the 'zire' is i saw yo utalking about last week..
15:08.17sorphinit's cute, but i don't see it as being useful to me unless it can be treated as a toy :P
15:08.57kergothheheh. agreed
15:10.55legodudemorning all
15:13.20prpplague^2morning
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15:21.39chouimatmorning
15:24.58sievechouimat: morning
15:25.14chouimathi sieve
15:25.33legodudemorning chouimat
15:31.21chouimathttp://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20030428&mode=classic
15:33.01prpplague^2chouimat: cute
15:34.18chouimatprpplague^2:  hi
15:37.47MornWorkanyone ever have to register a domain in china?
15:40.37chouimatnope
15:42.05TomWMornWork: maybe you need to be a member of the communist party to do that?
15:42.24MornWorkthe company I work for does a lot of work in China
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15:43.51chouimatwd stop playing
15:47.04kergothwd: what part of stop playing did you fail to understand?
15:50.51chouimatkergoth: maybe it's chops reincarnated
15:51.20kergothheheh
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16:11.07sjhillheh
16:13.57sorphinsjhill: sup ?
16:15.05sjhillmips dma floppy...bleh
16:15.31chouimatkergoth: http://www.kde-look.org/content/preview.php?file=5892-1.jpg
16:15.40chouimathi sorphin sjhill
16:16.41sjhillhi chouimat
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16:36.42prpplague^2sjhill: hey
16:37.39chouimatprpplague^2: sup?
16:37.50sjhillprpplague^2: hey yourself
16:38.27prpplague^2just reading and trying to learn between server issues
16:38.47chouimatprpplague^2: ok a boring day then
16:38.55prpplague^2sjhill: any experience with RDC chips?
16:40.40sjhillprpplague^2: less classify that under "NO"
16:40.45sjhills/less/let's/
16:41.32sorphinprpplague^2: unless it's mips, sjhill doesn't touch it ;)
16:41.58sjhillprecisely correct
16:42.08sjhillthere is no other architecture
16:42.13sorphinso his fiancee must be mips based ;)
16:42.18sjhilllalalala.....i'm not listening.....lalalala....
16:42.24sjhillheh
16:42.41prpplague^2lol
16:42.50sorphinsjhill: say r10k?
16:42.54prpplague^2sjhill: just thought you might have heard something
16:43.06sjhillsorphin: yes, i have one
16:43.29wd1whois "*dz*
16:43.40sorphinumm
16:44.19sorphinsjhill: in what? :P
16:45.06wd1sorphin: sorry.
16:46.51sjhillsorphin: o2
16:46.56sorphinah
16:47.09sjhilli'm going to have a couple of i2 r10k's shortly
16:47.14sorphinwhat speed?
16:47.18sorphini2s ?
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16:47.20sjhillall of the above
16:47.30sjhillthe guy i know has a stack of 40 i2's
16:47.38sorphinwhat's an i2 ?
16:47.39sorphin:P
16:47.40sjhillmost likely everything
16:47.42sjhillheh
16:48.01sorphinand for htat matter what do you want for one? (if i think it's worth wanting one *g*)
16:48.35sorphinoh
16:48.36sorphinthat i2
16:48.44sorphinbrain still not awake
16:48.44sorphinduh
16:49.01sorphinany of em purples or all cyan?
16:49.17sjhillpurple and cyan
16:49.21sorphinhmm
16:49.29sorphini still wanna get rid of my cyan
16:49.37sorphini shouldn't have gotten it
16:49.46chouimatsorphin: ?
16:50.02sorphinchouimat: SGI Indigo2 (cyan)
16:51.01chouimatok that
16:52.21legodudeooh
16:52.30legodudewhat specs sorphin?
16:53.30sorphin4400/200, 128M, Non impact (obviously by it's cyan color), forget the drive size off the top of my head
16:53.44legodudethey do have some impact cyans
16:54.02sorphinnot that i've seen
16:54.06chouimatsorphin: bad ?
16:54.11sorphinchouimat: huh?
16:54.12legodudeold and slow
16:54.20legodudesorphin: people do backplane upgrades
16:54.25sorphinlegodude: ah
16:54.31sorphinwell, this isn't one of em
16:54.33legodudeand power supply
16:54.38sorphinthis is a normal cyan
16:54.48legodudeteal is the proper color :P
16:54.52sorphinwhatever
16:55.16chouimatok I just have an old ipx here .... somewhere
16:55.23legodudegah
16:55.27legodudeipx is slooooow
16:55.32sorphinso...
16:55.34sorphinbite me
16:55.45legodudetis okay
16:55.49chouimatlegodude: for 25 CAD :)
16:55.51sorphinlegodude: i ran my webserver from my Classic
16:55.55sorphinfor years
16:55.56sorphinno probs
16:55.57legodudeme too
16:56.03legodudeI ran it on IPC first
16:56.04legodudethen LX
16:56.06sorphinand long ago (95-96)
16:56.15sorphinand i ran it on a NeXT Station :P
16:56.18legodudenot so long ago for me
16:56.31legodudeI ran NeXT on parisc
16:56.32sorphina color one no less
16:56.32legodudethat was fun
16:56.36sorphinw/ a 21" monitor
16:56.38sorphinpurty
16:56.42legodudewaste of a machine :P
16:57.03legodudeI never really liked next though
16:57.05sorphinlegodude: if you're saying a parisc is a waste
16:57.07sorphinyou're right :P
16:57.14legodudeha
16:57.18legodudeI rather like hpux
16:57.23sorphinlegodude: ahem
16:57.27sorphinthat's hp(s)ux
16:57.31legodudeya
16:57.33legodudeI know I know
16:58.07sorphinand *rea* SysV on 3b2/1000's
16:58.10sorphinreal even
16:58.24legodudebefore me time
16:58.41sorphinahso :P
16:58.52legodudeI think those machines were made around time I was born
16:58.57legodudemaybe a bit later :P
17:00.01legodudeja
17:00.02legodudesame with me
17:00.05legodudedad had coco
17:00.08legodudeI loved that machine
17:00.12legodudeloading from tape
17:00.43chouimatlegodude: I had a coco annd still have one with 2 Diskettes and OS-9 .... now that litttle baby got 16MB of ram :)
17:00.55legodudewow
17:01.00sorphinchouimat: overkill
17:01.03legodudewow
17:01.10legodudehow'd you jam 16mb into one?
17:01.13sorphinchouimat: don't you know no one needs more than 640k of RAM?
17:01.13legodudeIIRC my dad's had 64k
17:01.33chouimatlegodude: coco  3 is upgradable and the GIME chips is in fact a MMU
17:01.52legodudeI remember him soldering ram chips piggyback somehow
17:01.57legodudeah
17:02.09chouimatlegodude: someone did an IDE interface and a SCSI-1 interface
17:14.32chouimatwow! a man on "assistannce sociale" bought for 850CAD of lottery tickets
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17:22.36sorphinRuss: mornin
17:57.21Russmorning
17:57.30Russyet another wonderful day for arm hacking
17:57.52sorphinas long as you're not outdoors here
17:58.25Russweatherbot: weather wherever sorphin is
17:58.39sorphinhehe
17:58.54sorphinweatherbot: weather kstl
17:59.42Russweatherbot: weather KPHX
18:00.06sorphinweatherbot is 4 mins idle
18:03.51chouimat|lunchsorphin: weatherbot is broken and I didn't have time to fix it
18:04.01sorphinchouimat|lunch: so get on it ;)
18:04.36chouimat|lunchsorphin: maybe later tonight or tomorrow
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18:09.41sorphinGPSFan_: hola
18:09.57GPSFan_hi dan, happy monday. ;)
18:10.16sorphinibot: monday
18:10.16i heard monday is when everything breaks for no apparent reason, creating so many problems it takes you until friday to get back to normal. a good reason to want to go out and kill people, or a day that no work should be performed due to this phenomenon
18:10.45GPSFan_indeed...
18:11.08sorphinGPSFan_: it'd be a happier monday if i was still w/ sarah :P
18:11.22sorphinlike i was all weekend
18:11.39kergothhappier monday
18:11.45GPSFan_;), well there is all the more to look forward to the next time you see her.;)
18:11.46kergoththose exist?
18:11.56sorphinkergoth: read my reasoning :P
18:12.10sorphinGPSFan_: which is atleast 2 weekend away at the least
18:12.30GPSFan_;(
18:13.14kergothdamnit libtool.
18:13.17kergothibot: libtool
18:13.18libtool is probably a fool, and can be found at http://www.gnu.org/software/libtool/
18:13.23kergothibot: libtool is also the spawn of satan
18:13.24okay, kergoth
18:13.30sorphinibot: kergoth
18:13.31somebody said kergoth was at kergoth@handhelds.org, or that openzaurus guy
18:13.44sorphinibot: emulate kergoth
18:13.44ACTION mutters about buildsystems and tells people to RTFM.
18:15.52chouimat|lunchibot emulate chouimat
18:15.52ACTION goes buy some beers
18:16.01sorphinand hey
18:16.05sorphinthe grammar is wrong too ;)
18:16.11sorphinchouimat|lunch: just like yours ;)
18:16.30chouimat|lunchsorphin: :P
18:16.55sorphinor fregrish or somehting
18:17.00sorphin+n
18:17.08chouimat|lunchsorphin: i don't speak
18:17.27sorphinchouimat|lunch: that explains a lot
18:19.22Russibot: emulate russ
18:19.22Russ: I give up, what is it?
18:19.27Russhmm....
18:19.33sorphinsounds about right ;)
18:30.54chouimathttp://www.geocities.com/Area51/Corridor/2711/borglang.html
18:36.35legodude"cvs update" is all I need to grab new updates on a cvs server, no?
18:36.51chouimatcvs up -dP
18:37.59legodudehow is that different?
18:38.11legodudeoutput looks the exact same
18:38.19sorphinlegodude: man cvs :P
18:38.47legodudek
18:38.58legodudeI wonder if he got the buildroot-tux changes done
18:40.03sorphinhe?
18:40.27legodudecodepoet
18:40.43sorphini didn't know andersee was making more changes
18:40.47legodudeja
18:40.59legodude"This is my fault.  I only did a partial update of buildroot and
18:40.59legodudeforgot to include an important change to make/uclibc_toolchain.mk
18:40.59legodudewhich copies libgcc_s.so into the target filesystem.  I'll add
18:40.59legodudethat (along with updating gcc and a few other little things) into
18:40.59legodudebuildroot this evening."
18:41.04legodudeTinyX got borked
18:41.15legodudeI finally have time for it
18:41.19legodudewriting me a caller ID app
18:41.24sorphinoh, i have time for it
18:41.26sorphinjust no desire
18:41.30legodudeah
18:41.50legodudeI need to screw with this
18:41.53legodudethis my webpal
18:41.58legodudethen other toys
18:41.59sorphinheh
18:42.05sorphinmy webpals are still bricks
18:42.11legodudemine too
18:42.11legodudewell
18:42.17legodudenot quite bricks
18:42.21legodudebut I can't flash them
18:42.41CosmicPenguinHeh - Every day I complain to myself because I have to jump up from my desk to check my caller ID, but do I ever hack my tuxscreen? No
18:43.05legodudehehe
18:43.10legodudeI rather like tux as a phone
18:43.24sorphinnever used it as a phone
18:45.06legodudenew ipod
18:45.07legodudeshiny
18:47.33prpplague^2http://www.commsdesign.com/news/product_news/OEG20030428S0031
18:47.39prpplague^2that sounds fun
18:48.25sorphinheh
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18:52.32chouimatcool a colecovision for 5CAD ....
18:52.33RussI need to have time to turn my webpal into a directv emulator thingy
18:52.46sorphinheh
18:52.56sorphinRuss: i was gonna do that originaly w/ my WSP
18:52.58sorphinnever did
18:53.05chouimatsorphin: WSP/
18:53.11chouimats///?
18:53.19sorphinWebSurfer Pro
18:53.19legodudewebsurfer pro?
18:53.21Russaparently, directv hacking isn't an opensource thing
18:53.45fileRuss: hehe
18:54.01Russits more of a script kiddie thing
18:54.54fileRuss: we don't like sharing eeprom images because the more people use it, more chance it'll go down
18:55.43Russthats not what I mean
18:55.57RussI mean the code that runs on the box acking as the emu
18:55.59Russer, acting
18:56.29fileRuss: oh ic
18:56.57Russhttp://directfb.org/screenshots/directfb_on_tuxscreen.jpg
18:57.23Russlooks like somebody forgot to scratch philips off the keyboard
18:57.30chouimatnice
18:57.32filehehe
18:57.34legodudehey
18:57.36CosmicPenguinmmm... shiney
18:57.37Russ*cought* TimRiker *cough*
18:57.38legodudeI have that yellow book
18:57.39legodudeit's german
18:57.56legodudewe read em for my german class this semester :)
18:58.03CosmicPenguinprpplague^2: bored yet?
18:58.24sorphinCosmicPenguin: i am, waiting on greg ;)
18:58.32CosmicPenguinsorphin: I know, I know
18:58.48prpplague^2CosmicPenguin: ya well, i'm over hear in server install script hell
18:59.41CosmicPenguinprpplague^2:  I assume thats a pretty brutal hell, too...  worse than Java 101 hell?
19:01.41chouimat"H2O is hot water, and CO2 is cold water." <--- answer given by an american high school student in a test
19:01.51filelol
19:01.55legodudehey, that was my answer :P
19:01.58sorphinugh
19:04.31prpplague^2chouimat: pretty typical
19:04.57prpplague^2CosmicPenguin: whats the level of dependecies right now?
19:04.59chouimatprpplague^2: yup but I'm wondering about the teacher  skills :)
19:05.03prpplague^2CosmicPenguin: single layer?
19:05.05Russbeware the dangers of DHMO (dyhydrogen monoxide)
19:05.08Russdhmo.org
19:05.26sjhilli take comfort in knowing that in 10 years, there will be enough stupid kids that i can pay small amounts of money to be my slaves....muwhahahah
19:05.30filechouimat: I have Friday off (thank god) so your stuff will go out then
19:05.39prpplague^2sjhill: lol
19:06.07Russnetgear router? ew
19:06.07prpplague^2sjhill: ya well, most of them will be under the afl-cio and you'll have to negotiate contracts
19:06.21chouimatfile: I use a nice freebsd box
19:06.29sjhill*sigh*
19:06.32sjhillyou're probably right
19:06.46sjhillfreaking human rights people....geez
19:07.26filechouimat: well it's currently at $25 USD With free next day air UPS shipping
19:07.40prpplague^2sjhill: i loved the luxury tax past by the democrates in the early 80's
19:07.40fileboth the router and hub plus power adapter and some 6 foot CAT5 cables
19:07.49prpplague^2sjhill: you know the one?
19:08.43sjhilli don't remember
19:09.55prpplague^2sjhill: where all these "blue collar" workers wanted higher taxes on these rich ppl, so they passed a tax on things like yachets, custom built cars (i.e. lumo's) and small bix planes
19:10.14prpplague^2sjhill: so all these ppl stopped buying them in the states and started going overseas
19:10.48prpplague^2sjhill: so in about a year, all these "blue collar" workers were laid off from those industries
19:11.10sjhilllol
19:11.23filethis seller is an IT Analyst at Avon
19:11.29prpplague^2sjhill: so the workers call the _same_ ppl that passed the law, and start asking for help
19:11.43Russalot of people don't understand economics
19:11.50Russits not a zero sum game
19:11.52sjhillRuss: namely democrats
19:12.06prpplague^2sjhill: they repealed the law, and voted in a subsidy to help get the industries back on their feet
19:12.13Russthe more you make, the more I make
19:12.40prpplague^2sjhill: so, in essence, the tax didn't earn a dollar, and instead lost a ton due to the subsidy
19:13.10prpplague^2sjhill: and the "blue collar" workers think that the _same_ ppl that passed the law are hero's for repealing it
19:13.56prpplague^2sjhill: thats the kinda stuff i'm worried about with all those dump kids growing into
19:14.03sjhillyeah
19:14.18chouimatprpplague^2: just look at the sars ... people this day seems to be alll in the toilet when God distributted common sense
19:14.30chouimatand intelligence
19:14.55Russchouimat: you are talking frenglish again and making no sense
19:14.57sjhilli'm a conservative and Republican....darn proud of it too
19:15.10chouimatRuss: :P
19:15.37prpplague^2Russ: lol, i suspect its probably close to a 50/50 mix
19:16.22prpplague^2Russ: i generally try to keep political out of programming channels
19:16.39CosmicPenguinprpplague^2: unless of course, it involves the gubment and open source... :)
19:16.46CosmicPenguinOr copyrights
19:16.57Russthats what I mean by "socially liberal"
19:18.24prpplague^2CosmicPenguin: agreed
19:18.46prpplague^2Russ: really? i think that is more just plain common sense
19:19.00filechouimat: if I send the stuff out Friday, when can you have the drives come my way? :)
19:19.02sorphinMorn: you anarchist you ;)
19:19.43chouimatfile: I need to see some clients thursday and friday so I can send it friday ... just need to get a box for it
19:19.43MornWork"Governments are for people that can't handle anarchy."
19:19.52sorphinMornWork: yup
19:19.53filechouimat: k
19:20.04sorphinMornWork: and people taht needs someone to run their life for then
19:20.14chouimatfile: maybe saturday that will depend when I will finish with them
19:20.16signal11i have the complete set of chomsky spoken word cd's on mp3 if anyone wants them
19:20.22filechouimat: I hope the SIMM works out for you
19:20.24prpplague^2Russ: i think more "socially liberal" are educated on OS that conservatives, not that conservatives would disagree, its just that i don't think they are as informed
19:21.26signal11and that dead kennedys guy too
19:22.38CosmicPenguinRuss: Well, the stereotypical conservative is pro-business, and business types seem to have the hardest time figuring out OS
19:23.54TomWibot: monday
19:23.55[monday] when everything breaks for no apparent reason, creating so many problems it takes you until friday to get back to normal. a good reason to want to go out and kill people, or a day that no work should be performed due to this phenomenon
19:24.07TomWhmmm
19:24.36Russsounds like somebody has a case of the mundays
19:25.01TomWyeah, cannot seem to get it in gear today.
19:25.20TomWI think I've stripped some of those gears a while ago or something like that
19:25.39TomWRuss: too nice a day to be inside working.
19:27.13RussI can always work outside
19:27.26Russgrab my laptop, head out to asu campus, sit outside and get free wireless
19:27.37TomWtoo bright to see my laptop display (wimpy lcd).
19:27.42Russbummer
19:28.45fileTomW: same problem for me
19:36.11sorphinTomW: yo
19:36.25sorphinTomW: watching a tek probe on ebay :P (new)
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20:03.22TomWlots of angry people.  BTW, the two states (NJ & PA) have no direct authority over the bridge commision.
20:03.36chouimatTomW: ouch
20:03.43sorphinTomW: welcome back from the netsplit :P
20:04.19TomWThe bridge commision was formed over 100 years ago by independant operators that collectively got together to share the expense & maintenance of the bridges.
20:04.45sjhillanyone ever hear of Artis?
20:04.49TomWfuckers
20:04.51sjhillcompany i mean
20:04.53sjhillwhoa
20:05.03sjhillTomW: you're referring to Artis?
20:05.19TomWno, not you guys, the idiots at eh bridge commision with their toll increase.
20:05.30sjhilloh
20:05.43sjhillso nobody knows about Artis ... *sigh*
20:05.46TomWI talk too much with my fingers, I now swear with them.
20:05.53TomW;)
20:06.06chouimatTomW: here bus get their toll increase every year .... and the service is crappy for the last 15 years ...
20:06.08signal11that is one nice thing about Utah, no toll roads
20:06.34TomWsignal11: the bad thing is that there is no water in Utah.
20:06.39TomWLOL
20:06.40sorphinsignal11: actually saw one in the ozarks, but that's the only one i know of here in MO
20:07.10signal11yeah we need some water.  it rained a few days ago
20:07.36TomWwe got lots of it, almost too much, but the dandelions love it!
20:07.37signal11they've been saying rain is two days away for a week now
20:10.14chouimatls
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20:11.34TomW`gonewhat is causing all this quit & joined stuff?
20:11.43sorphinit's netsplits :P
20:12.04TomW`gonewhat is a netsplit?  Server load balancing?
20:12.17sorphinservers losing link to the network and reconnecting (or lilo fucking up again)
20:12.18signal11irc servers lose connection to each other
20:12.24sorphinyup
20:12.27TomW`goneok
20:12.36signal11for whatever reason
20:12.38Russ"rehubbing"
20:12.44sorphinTomW`gone: think of them as a big spoke network
20:13.16sorphinw/ a hub i nthe center (hidden).
20:13.20sorphinsame thing as this network
20:13.23TomW`goneyeah, just because I connect to freenode.net doesn't mean that we both end up on the same hardware.
20:13.29sorphinright
20:13.41sorphinthere's a rotation
20:13.55sorphinTomW`gone: that's why sometimes i'll implicitly connect to a specific server
20:14.13TomW`goneI take pot luck
20:14.22chouimatsorphin: which one?
20:14.43sorphinchouimat: i haven't done that for a while, i tried to get my other channel to everyone on hte asme server
20:14.47sorphinbut no one would :P
20:15.01sorphinthen i tried moving them to oftc
20:15.05sorphinthat didn't go either :P
20:16.34CosmicPenguinSo are you guys done messing around, or what?  :)
20:17.36sorphinCosmicPenguin: heh
20:21.30CosmicPenguinsorphin: at least take off the browser, before you start swinging that thing around... ;)
20:36.57CosmicPenguinhmmm... the money sink AKA my car is now ready for its next big charge.
20:38.59signal11CosmicPenguin: doh what happened now
20:47.28MornWorkanyone have a lot of experience with adaptec scsi cards?
20:47.36sorphinyes
20:47.53MornWorkI've got a AIC-7892 Ultra/160 card here
20:48.00sorphink
20:48.07MornWorkwhen Win2k initializes it it starts whining
20:48.11MornWorkreally annoying
20:48.25MornWorkand the leds on the card start flashing in a back and forth pattern
20:48.48sorphin"kitt, i need ya buddy" :P
20:48.52MornWorkit appears to be working though, I can access the drives and the tape drive
20:49.01MornWorkit's just making this god awful noise
20:49.15MornWorkI just wondered if that is a typical adpatec error state?
20:49.51sorphinto be honest, i've never used a card like that w/ windows, i've kept my scsi under linux
20:50.15MornWorkit shouldn't matter what the OS is
20:50.59MornWorkand apaprently adaptec wants per incident payment for support
20:51.00sorphinwell, what i mean is i've never had a card get into a state like that
20:51.12MornWorkit's cheaper to buy a new card then get support from them
20:51.14sorphinyou're using the latest drivers for that card w/ 2k ?
20:51.19MornWorkyeah
20:51.26MornWorkit was working up til this morning when I came in
20:51.38MornWorkwell, it's still working, just making a LOT of noise
20:51.44sorphinhmm
20:52.27chouimatany one got a valid vmware4  for linux serial number?
20:52.40sorphini could dig one up prolly
20:58.38sorphinchouimat: KJN8M-7UQFM-001FK-4KHJ0
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21:03.18chouimatsorphin: thanks
21:03.22sorphinnod
21:03.25filesorphin: thanks as well
21:03.41chouimatI will try it later
21:04.25filedarn good, it works
21:04.31fileno expiration on my VMWare now ;)
21:04.55sorphinfile: taht'd be correct
21:05.03sorphini know the right "people" ;)
21:05.54filecan I make VMWare use my existing 2000 install?
21:06.11chouimatfile: yes
21:06.35sorphinfile: i'd have a backup if i were you ;)
21:06.45filesorphin: of my 2k install? I don't use it for much anymore
21:06.50sorphink
21:07.07filemy parents have done all their taxes, so I no longer need it for Quicktax
21:07.15fileand I only use it for transferring music to my Cybiko Xtreme
21:08.37sorphinnod
21:10.19fileI think I broke lilo
21:11.10fileI don't have a Win2k Pro install CD handy... so I can't install it in VMWare...
21:11.31sorphinheh
21:11.56fileI've got NT4... but that has no USB support.
21:12.10fileI have Windows 98 setup files... bleh
21:12.34[mbm]and you can't load a retail version of xp without it bitching about registration
21:12.46signal11hmm, is this a linux channel?
21:12.47file[mbm]: I never have and never will use XP
21:12.49signal11j/k
21:13.11sorphinsignal11: nope
21:13.24sorphin[mbm]: um.. i think you can if you know what to do ;)
21:14.12[mbm]you can do it with the right version of xp or if you aren't using that version of xp outside of vmware
21:14.53[mbm]problem comes when you dualboot and try to load that copy in vmware, it complains that you've changed hardware
21:14.56fileI have many versions... 95a, 95b, 98, 98se, 2000 Pro, 2000 Server, 2000 Data Center, Neptune, XP Corporate, NT4 Server/Workstation
21:15.07filemy favorite has been NT4
21:16.29signal11file: yeah that was a good one.  once they integrated Exploder it all went downhill
21:16.41filesignal11: I concur
21:16.51sorphin[mbm]: i used to have that w/ 2k
21:16.57sorphini gave up on vmwaring it
21:17.06sorphincuz i couldn't get it to have 2 hw profiles
21:17.22filesignal11: shell integration was... just wrong
21:17.44sorphinit's nice, my 2k had a thing in add/remove
21:17.47sorphinto remove IE
21:17.51glytchbinarywhich handheld would you guys recommend to get started with embedded linux development ?
21:18.01fileZaurus?
21:18.02sorphinglytchbinary: ipaq or zaurus
21:18.05signal11glytchbinary: zaurus or ipaq i gues
21:18.08signal11s
21:18.36filesorphin: I looked for that, but could not find it... since I wanted to put 2k on my laptop
21:18.38signal11which cpu does the zaurus use?
21:18.42filesorphin: with it's 40MB of RAM it... was bad
21:19.32sorphinfile: looked for what?
21:19.34[mbm]sorphin: probably old versions of vmware used to puke on acpi calls
21:19.38sorphinsignal11: SA1110
21:19.56sorphin[mbm]: that was the prob, it had initially set up 2k w/ acpi
21:20.04sorphini promptly have remedied that ;)
21:20.08filesorphin: something to allow IE to be removed
21:20.15signal11heh try to run old DOS TSR programs under Win4lin sometime
21:20.17sorphinfile: ah
21:20.28sorphinfile: one of M$'s win2k updates
21:20.30signal11the one i tried caused linux to freeze
21:20.49sorphinsignal11: ugh.. win4lin was terrible too
21:21.07fileWin4Lin was fast I'll give it that, but I never got it working with networking
21:21.14fileand it had no USB support
21:24.12signal11i LOVE win4lin
21:24.53glytchbinaryzaurus is looking the best...
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21:25.53CosmicPenguinsorphin: thats about right - its a sleek powerful good looking car that breaks down alot
21:26.05sorphin;)
21:26.21CosmicPenguinI guess Qtopia would be a H2 then?  Expensive, huge, takes up alot of resources?
21:27.24glytchbinarydamn, they're 500$
21:27.33sorphinglytchbinary: yumm
21:27.35sorphin-y
21:27.38sorphinnot they aren't
21:27.40sorphinno
21:27.44sorphindamn i need to go home :P
21:27.44kergoth5600 maybe..
21:27.47kergothbut that wouldnt be worth it anyway
21:27.57kergothif you're gonna throw down that kinda cash, drop the extra $50 and buy a c700
21:27.58kergothheh
21:28.25sorphinheh
21:28.35sorphinkergoth: you mean like you? :P *smirk*
21:28.39sorphinoh wait, that's right
21:28.41kergothme? i didnt buy it
21:28.43kergothheh
21:28.44sorphinyou don't *own* a Z
21:28.51kergothheheh
21:28.51sorphinkergoth: i know, hence the smirk
21:29.05[mbm]signal11: nod. win4lin directly patched the kernel to allow it to steal cpu time ... two problems: getting that damn patch to work, and the lack of saftey controls to keep win4lin from bringing down the box
21:30.07glytchbinarywhy wouldn't the 5600 be worth it kergoth?
21:30.18sorphinglytchbinary: cuz a 5500 is cheaper
21:30.22CosmicPenguindammit - I don't have an extra video card
21:30.23kergothglytchbinary: because a 5500 is dirt cheat
21:30.23sorphinand would work well enough
21:30.23CosmicPenguindoom
21:30.26kergothglytchbinary: cheap
21:30.39kergothglytchbinary: and a c700, at only $50 more, has an incredible 640x480 display and better formfactor
21:30.41sorphinand XScale is crap ;)
21:30.54sorphinkergoth: see above tho :P
21:31.06kergothwell, it'll perform similar to the 5500
21:31.11kergothwhich is why a 5600 isnt worth it
21:31.19kergothc700 may or may not due to the formfactor and display
21:32.50glytchbinaryany of you have a 5500 ?
21:32.58kergothyep
21:33.33glytchbinarytell me about it
21:33.37glytchbinaryif you don't mind taking the time
21:33.44glytchbinaryvs say... the ipaq if you've used one
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21:37.30glytchbinaryTimRiker: what do you think, ipaq or zaurus ? im going to buy one.
21:37.40CosmicPenguinbuy em both
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21:39.00glytchbinarydont' have enough
21:39.25chouimatweatherbot: weather cyqb
21:39.31glytchbinaryreading amazon.com reviews now, there seems to be alot of people who don't like the screens on the zaurus, uneven back lighting
21:39.47sorphinheh
21:39.59sorphini didn't like it at 1st, but it's tolerable
21:40.11kergothyep, the backlight on the 5500 isnt that good, but the screen is no worse than most ipaqs. particularly not given the price range
21:40.26kergothnow, again, the 5600 has the same screen, and at the cost you'd be better off with a ipaq or c700
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21:48.17TimRikerglytchbinary: zaurus with OZ instead of the sharp image. that's my current recommendation. you can get a 5500 for $199 still.
21:49.05TimRikerthe c700 for $500 is looking nice... /me eyes kergoth (you are bringing it to the interview, yes? ;-)
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21:50.28glytchbinarykergoth: is coming to work there?
21:50.50glytchbinaryTimRiker: $199 5500 new ? or used?
21:51.06chouimatany news about the dct?
21:51.11TimRikerrefurb iirc
21:51.18glytchbinary5500 is 350 on amazon
21:53.08kergothTimRiker: of course!
21:53.11kergothTimRiker: :)
21:54.42glytchbinarywhats the battery life like?
21:54.46glytchbinaryfound one for 209 on ebay
21:55.04TimRikerhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?sku=S213-1076%20P
21:55.44TimRikerthat's the refurb for $199 I bought 4 of them.
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21:56.20glytchbinarynice
21:56.58glytchbinary... (:
21:57.52CosmicPenguinI dunno - thats not really your thing, is it Tim?  :)
21:57.59CosmicPenguinTo buy stuff and then resell it to others... :)
21:58.05glytchbinarytuxscreens ? (:
21:58.46TimRikerhttp://www.pcconnection.com/scripts/productdetail.asp?sku=436392&SourceID=k22350 <- cheapest froogle find for a 5600, $424.99
21:59.20kergoth~fishslap CosmicPenguin
21:59.22ACTION slaps CosmicPenguin up side the head with a wet fish.
21:59.32TimRikerCosmicPenguin: no, I try to avoid that. next thing you know my garage is full of hardware and then... oops. I guess I did do that once or twice.
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22:30.43sorphinTimRiker: or 3 times or 4 times.... ;)
22:31.16CosmicPenguinsorphin: eventually, somebody will  be trying to get rid of 3 or 4 pallets of Z's, and guess who will take them over?  :)
22:31.33sorphinCosmicPenguin: oh, you don't mean timmy do you? ;)
22:31.59sorphinandersee: yo
22:34.00CosmicPenguinandersee: hows the injury?
22:35.15TimRikerCosmicPenguin: if I could get Zs at the price I paid for TuxScreens I'd jump at the opportunity. ;-)
22:35.22TimRikerno basement to put them in though.
22:35.32TimRikerinjury? what happened?
22:35.59TimRikertaking too many pictures of the new house?
22:36.46anderseeCosmicPenguin: its ok
22:37.02anderseeCosmicPenguin: not that big a deal, though a bit ugly still
22:37.13anderseesorphin: afternoon
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22:37.49anderseeTimRiker: http://codepoet.org/gallery/albums.php
22:37.55anderseeTimRiker: I cut myself
22:38.28anderseeTimRiker: BTW, hi!  long time no see...  How's Texas treating you?
22:39.17sorphinandersee: legodude was lookin for you
22:39.26sorphinabout some tux changes
22:39.42TimRikerandersee: nobody told you that dumpsters don't make good razors?
22:40.38anderseeTimRiker: Guess I should have sharpened it a bit first
22:40.49sorphinTimRiker: you know erik, he never learns ;)
22:41.00TimRikerheh. well, sorry to hear it. it looks painful.
22:41.48TimRikerTexas is fine. rain, thunderstorms, tornado watches. the usual.
22:42.23TimRikerjob is fun. looking for some more good embedded Linux people. Resumes to Tim@TI.com ;-)
22:42.43sorphinTimRiker: any word on that telcommuting yet? ;)
22:42.57CosmicPenguinTimRiker: I second that
22:43.06anderseeTimRiker: what was that about cheap Z's?
22:43.06TimRikersorphin: not happening soon. I'll keep pusing though.
22:43.23TimRikerhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?sku=S213-1076%20P <- $199
22:43.58anderseehehe
22:44.28TimRikeryeah! pass those hard drives around already.
22:44.58sorphinhehe
22:45.00anderseeWell, now that I have my Government contract in place (it _finally_ was awarded earlier this month), the government is now responsible for buying me all my hardware. :)
22:45.22CosmicPenguinandersee: as opposed to before, when they just randomly sent you stuff?
22:45.25TimRikercool. they sending you to OLS too?
22:45.26sorphinandersee: there goes our tax dollars :P
22:45.35anderseeCosmicPenguin: yeah
22:45.49anderseeCosmicPenguin: but now I'm an official government contractor
22:46.07CosmicPenguinandersee: get your line item in the budget yet?  :)
22:46.15TimRikerandersee: you might get sorely out of touch with the community and waste tax dollars if you don't go to OLS.
22:46.31anderseeTimRiker: Hmm, good point
22:46.34anderseeCosmicPenguin: yup
22:46.40CosmicPenguinandersee: rock on!  
22:46.53CosmicPenguinandersee: Codepoet Consulting (as seen in the Federal Budget)
22:47.04anderseeCosmicPenguin: my contract is a 5 year, automagically renewing thing
22:48.13sorphinheh
22:48.19sorphinTimRiker: why so early?
22:49.29TimRikerhttp://www.linuxsymposium.org/2003/cfp.php <- publishing concerns etc.
22:49.40sorphinah
22:49.47TimRikerJuly 23rd-26th, 2003
22:50.34sorphinCosmicPenguin: eh?
22:50.41chouimat|boredhow much for ols?
22:50.56anderseeTimRiker: " Tim Riker  Texas Instruments     Developing Mobile Devices based on Linux"
22:50.58CosmicPenguinchouimat|bored: no travel for you, eh?  Just get on a bus
22:51.19chouimatCosmicPenguin: 6 hours drive from Quebec City
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22:51.48CosmicPenguinchouimat: thats nothing, where I'm from
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22:59.31TimRikerandersee: nice huh? ;-) you ought to go just for that talk. ;-)
23:00.15kergothTimRiker: do we get to throw tomatoes?
23:00.17kergoth:)
23:00.38TimRikerkergoth: watch it, you might dirty your TI shirt
23:01.00sorphinTimRiker: he hasn't even been interviewed yet ;)
23:01.06sorphinyou may end up hating him ;)
23:01.14sorphinafter all, he is a digi-ite ;)
23:01.20kergothshh
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23:18.16kergoth~bitchslap ibot
23:18.17ACTION beats the sh*t out of ibot
23:23.56CosmicPenguinHmm.... I'm gettting alot of port scans on really high UDP ports
23:25.15CosmicPenguinTimRiker: I was wondering why BZFlag kept poping up all the time
23:25.17CosmicPenguin:)
23:25.25TimRikerheh
23:26.00TimRikercurrent CVS has a "follow the winner" mode that makes for a nice screensaver.
23:26.24TimRikerI talked it into tunneling out through the http-connect firewall here. amusing.
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23:30.54chouimat|awaykergoth: still having fun with libtool?
23:31.05CosmicPenguinif /me had a magic lamp, one of my wishes would be to make libtool disappear
23:31.08kergoth'fun' wouldnt exactly be my choice of words
23:33.07mallumkergoth: hey mr
23:33.23mallumkergoth: I fixed matchbox and totally overhauled the rxvt package today
23:33.46kergothyay
23:34.19kergothcc1: unrecognized option `-fno-implicit-templates'
23:34.19kergothmake[5]: *** [cxa_demangle.lo] Error 1
23:34.21kergothwhee
23:36.30mallumkergoth: one quick que for you, I had to locally hack the libgcc package the other day to get it to build
23:36.47mallumkergoth: now when I bk pull its says;
23:37.00mallum=================================== ERROR ====================================
23:37.00mallumtakepatch: packages/libgcc1/SCCS/s.Makefile is edited and modified; unsafe to overwrite.
23:37.00mallumtakepatch: patch left in PENDING/2003-04-29.02
23:37.00mallum==============================================================================
23:37.05kergothyes
23:37.11kergothyou have to check in your changes or ditch them
23:37.18kergothin order for it to deal with merges
23:37.23kergotheither ci it or unedit it
23:37.41mallumbk unedit ?
23:38.46kergothyep
23:38.50kergoththat'll ditch your local changes
23:38.58kergothand remove the checked out version of the file
23:40.04mallumcool done and pushed
23:40.20mallumit wierd I actually quite enjoy putting stuff in the buildroot
23:40.48mallumyou get a very accomplished feeling when something goes right
23:41.06mallumand lots of little problems to solve, that arn't too stressful
23:41.12mallumkind of like a game of super mario
23:41.26kergothhehe
23:41.36kergothbuildroot is like a game of super mario. thats .. interesting
23:45.20glytchbinarydamn gcc takes a long time to build...
23:45.34kergothi built gcc 8 times today so far
23:45.38kergoththank god for ccache, i gotta say
23:45.50glytchbinary(: , what on earth would make you build gcc 8 times in a day
23:45.57glytchbinaryworking on gcc itself?
23:47.28kergothglytchbinary: nah, crosscompiling gcc 3.2.3ds9-1 from debian's package pool
23:47.45kergothglytchbinary: had to fight libtool a fair bit to prevent /usr/lib from leaking into libtool's libdir path, thereby hosing the build for libstdc++
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