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00:00.11mallumkergoth: yeah it uses that fc-lang to build some includes, Im not sure if I remember it linking to freetype but that would make sense
00:00.29mallumkergoth: where should usr/x11r6 go ?
00:01.00kergothmallum: policy for staging is libs for the target in staging/target/lib, libs for x86 in staging/build/lib, includes in staging_dir/include
00:01.09kergothmallum: build binaries in staging_dir/build/bin
00:01.24kergothmallum: though i ended up having to split include into build & target as well, i'll make that a slow transition
00:02.05kergoth`bblgoin home
00:02.07mallumkergoth`bbl: okey over the weekend I'll move the X stuff to staging/target/X11R6 ? is that ok ?
00:02.24kergoth`bblthatd be more appropriate, sure. again, its pretty low priority
00:02.31kergoth`bblhigher priority is proper packaging for atk, pango and gtk
00:02.40mallumkergoth`bbl: cool, thanks for sorting fontconfig
00:02.43kergoth`bblwe're missing common ipks for pango and atk, module ipks for pango, module ipks for gtk, etc
00:02.46kergoth`bblnp
00:03.08mallumkergoth`bbl: okey, we should get pb to look at it as he has patches for gtk stuff as well
00:03.31kergoth`bblyeah, he mentioned he has scripts for it
00:03.43mallumkergoth`bbl: did you tell him you got it built ?
00:04.20mallumkergoth`bbl: I'll hassle him
00:11.05chouimatcalice! I forgot to buy tomatoes
00:11.23sorphinheh
00:11.47sorphinchouimat: but do you have plenty of pomme de terre?
00:12.01mallumsorphin: so cultured
00:12.07sorphinmallum: what's funny
00:12.16sorphinis there's a place, near my gf
00:12.28sorphini forget if it's some lake or something
00:12.32sorphincalled pomme de terre
00:12.38chouimatsorphin: a sandwichees without tomatoes is not a sandwiches
00:13.15sorphinchouimat: i beg to differ
00:13.31sorphinit's a sandwich w/o cheese is not a sandwich
00:16.07chouimatsorphin: I have that ...
00:16.39chouimatsorphin: smoked meat, turkey, ham and hhungary salami and swiss cheese :)
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01:13.01RussI hate it when you setup an email server and don't get email...
01:15.58chouimatRuss: ?
01:16.51Russits suspensfull...
01:17.05Russis your setup b0rked, or is no-one sending email
01:17.08chouimatruss email addy?
01:17.19RussRuss.Dill@asu.edu
01:17.33Russif I send email to that address, it gets forwarded to my isp, then to asu, then back to me
01:17.36Russand I receive it
01:17.47Russbut I haven't getten email from anywhere else
01:20.40Russwell I got that
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01:53.50chouimatRuss: got my email?
02:16.46file[bed]chouimat: you there?
02:17.34chouimatyes
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02:17.54file[bed]chouimat: do you think the value of the Canadian dollar will go up more?
02:18.28chouimatlook the canadian economy is going well and the us one is not so good so yes
02:18.52file[bed]chouimat: k, then I'm going to definately wait to buy this router
02:19.30Russokie, auth requests for the entire network get forwarded to a nullident daemon
02:19.33Russwhich says, "foobar"
02:20.03chouimatTomW: ping
02:22.04chouimatbrb need more beers
02:31.03TomWchouimat: pong
02:40.54chouimatTomW: still there ... sorry needed beers any because of stupid law they can only have 2 cashers after 21h00
02:41.24chouimatreceived the money order?
02:41.59TomWchouimat: so, does that mean less cashiers to handle the flood of beer drinkers at night?
02:42.01TomWno
02:42.34CosmicPenguinSounds like a Utah style law to me
02:42.44chouimatTomW: yup .... and they close in about 20 minutes (can't sell alcool after 23h00 except in  bar)
02:43.02TomWI think your envelope was stopped at the border and was searched.  Then the Canadian government confiscated the money as it was destined to leave the country: bleeding the wealth out of the nation, and all that.  ;)
02:43.11chouimatlol
02:43.26chouimatTomW: only being a week :)
02:43.33TomWmust drive 'em nuts when they see money going south on them.
02:44.11chouimatbah! what drive nuts is people going work south .... they just need to offer more than 35 000CAD
02:44.23TomWI am contemplating the changes I will have to do to get my board working again under uclinux...
02:44.25chouimats/drive nuts/drive them nut
02:45.52TomWI think that I'll have to redo that section of my website over again.  Seems like a number of people have found that project, built a similar board and are trying to get them running.  
02:46.26TomWI have no idea where they are getting the MC68EZ328 chips to do their boards with, but apparently someone is still selling them?
02:46.48chouimatTomW: dragonball?
02:47.10TomWyeah, early dragonball, not the MC68VZ328
02:47.25chouimatTomW: they probably canibalized some palm
02:48.16TomWeh, I don't think so, it is a fine lead device and it would be a bitch to get off the board without damaging the leads, maybe they are getting the chips from a broker.
02:49.00TomWseems like a couple of these guys are doing this as a final project for their senior year bachelor degree or something.
02:49.35TomWheh, to get a good grade it has to run?
02:49.48chouimatdepend on the teacher
02:50.12TomWyeah, just how low the teacher's expectations are for their students.
02:50.28chouimathehe ....
02:50.34TomWI guess anyway
02:50.49TomWyou did the university thing right?
02:51.04chouimatB. Sc. A es Informatique de  Genie
02:52.01TomWk, so the final year was to do some kind of a project to show just how much you learned and could apply to a practical exercise, right?
02:52.13chouimatyup
02:52.19TomWk, thought so.
02:52.28chouimatdid an Operating System and a File system
02:52.49TomWexplains why I end up with a lot of personal email begging for help about this time of year then.
02:53.11TomW... most of it hits the trash folder ...
02:53.42TomWI cannot be bothered solving every one else's problems, I have a mailing list for that stuff.
02:54.16chouimatTomW: look I designed a microkernel and I got 3 concurent thrread running on it
02:54.51TomWsometimes it is a challange to field some of the questions from the mailing list, or from a newsgroup, helps keep you on your toes and learn what you (I) don't know!
02:55.02TomWchouimat: coll
02:55.05TomWcool
02:55.23chouimathehe ... look everything I learned was outside school
02:55.45TomWyeah, they are generally years behind what is being applied in the field.
02:55.50chouimatI did go there just to have the f****** piece of paper
02:56.06TomWI was programming in C years before it was offered as a language at most universities.
02:56.09chouimatto help me to get a better job
02:57.10TomWcovers the ass of the Human Resources people.  They can always claim that "he was well quailfied", may not have been able to think for himself, but he has the paper.
02:57.26chouimatTomW: I also did a project in  AI 2, the teacher toldd me I did in 3 months what is research lab was trying to do for 5 years
02:57.42TomWheh
02:58.06TomWsometimes if you don't know it cannot be done, it is better that way.
02:58.21TomWyou don't get prejudgiced beforehand.
02:58.23chouimatTomW: nah! I used a simplier algo
02:59.35TomWI did some work with compiler(s) and runtime P-Code systems when I had a lot of time on my hands once.  It was amazing just how easy it really was once I broke the problem down.  Some of the stuff I used years later.
03:00.21chouimatsearch the web for a given word or concept and look a thesaurus for a synonim and if the user ask for other language translate and give him every result let him sort them
03:01.26chouimatthey were trying to find a  mean to only show the most relevant item
03:01.47TomWI once spent weeks studying a C compiler and how it worked.  It used a hierachial expression evaluator that was tree based.  It really confused me for a while until I had to build a YACC to solve a problem, then I recalled that tree evaluator, then everything made sense.
03:01.57chouimatand I managed to get the "semantic synoniim" too
03:02.09chouimathehe
03:02.26TomWit was cool, I had fun building my own.
03:02.59chouimatTomW: I don't even use that my own search engine ... too bad memories about it
03:03.02TomWI like this work, I can build shit and don't have to run to the lumber yard to get more nails, etc.
03:03.22TomWIf I need a tool, I can always build it.
03:04.23chouimatTomW: same here ... the only thing  I lovee about working home is I can work naked if I want and I can crank the volume very high when I listen to music and have a beer on lunchh hours
03:04.41TomWbut open source is really great!  I would browse the old BBS systems constantly looking for source code.  Then, when I got onto the net about 10 years ago, I saw all these .tgz files.  I knew they were something important.
03:05.09TomWit wasn't until I started using linux that I finally found out what was actually in those things.  :D
03:05.32chouimathehe
03:05.50TomWchouimat: cigars for me, who would let me sit in my under shorts, smoke a cigar and code?
03:06.55TomWI would go back to work for someone on a 9-5 basis, but, it would have to be for the right project.  Not just to make money, I really don't need very much, but to build something cool.  I would do that.
03:06.57chouimatbeing a long time since I got a nice cigar ...
03:07.21chouimatTomW: I need to get 26 000CAD fast to pay my student loan
03:07.43TomW26 or 26,000 ?
03:07.50chouimatI managed to get 4,000CAD
03:07.55TomWah
03:08.10TomWyou don't need to pay it all back at once do you?
03:08.21TomWjust this years' payment is 26K
03:08.22TomW?
03:08.28chouimatTomW: nope only 500CAD/month
03:08.41TomWnot bad
03:09.00chouimatstarting in december ... but if I can pay them in less than 10 years that would be ok for me :)
03:09.31chouimatiis that why I applied to some job in europe  and USA :)
03:09.38TomWI would like to go get a degree just so I can say I have one...  But, who is teaching embedded systems stuff, something that I am interested in?
03:10.38TomWwell,, I mean anyone in my area.  There is not a lot of technology being taught around here. except how to run a windoze box.
03:10.40chouimatthey removed the emebbeded courses from my BScA because they said nobody will work in that field ... damn I doing that since I finished uni
03:11.14chouimatTomW: and a palm is a good platform to learn :)
03:11.27TomWyeah!  I wanted to change my career about 9 years ago because I felt that this field was dying out here in the USA.  Didn
03:11.29TomW't
03:11.39TomWhappen, I am still making a good living at it.
03:12.13TomWTrouble is, is getting hooked up with the people that need the work done...
03:12.34chouimatTomW: the only thing I asked the foreign companies is to tell me even if it's negative ... I have to find a new appartment here
03:13.10TomWI imagine there is not much in the way of high-tech going on in Canada?
03:13.16chouimatand with a vacancy rate at  0.3% is hard to find one
03:13.48chouimatTomW: not really , I 'm tired to do unix and windows sysadmin on a per call basis
03:14.11TomWper call: "help!"
03:14.26TomWnothing long term, just "help!"
03:15.01TomWI keep doing my stuff, find cool things to play with, and it seems to work out for me.  I make a living.
03:15.26chouimatTomW: yup ... I'm divorced for 3 years ... so I get call after a night of hard driking and when I got the hotest chick in the bar in my bed .... I wanted to kill the guy
03:15.32TomWI just refuse to do windoze!
03:15.46chouimatTomW: Quebec City i don't have a choice
03:15.57TomWI have people who ask me what I do and, as it is really hard to explain, I tell them that
03:16.03TomW"I do computers".
03:16.17TomWWell, then they want me to help fix their broken windoze box.
03:16.28chouimatTomW: yoou know the type of chick you works for months before by able to have her ....
03:16.45TomWI won't do that, I cannot take the frustration associated with working on that stuff, drives me nuts.
03:17.26chouimatTomW: me too ... but that seems to please the chicks :) and that telll  them that I'm not an easy guy :P
03:17.42TomWchouimat: chick you have to work on?  I don't get that desperate, if she is running some kind of game on me, I walk away.  if she doesn't know what she is about, I say goodbye.
03:18.41TomWwell, maybe the word "desperate" was too strong a word, but you got the idea, right?
03:18.44chouimatTomW: look I now have a reputation of being a very good lover but very hard to get in a bed ...
03:18.54TomWlol
03:19.04TomWthat's a good place to be!
03:19.06chouimatTomW: and I love to see them working
03:19.14TomWheh
03:19.54chouimatI let them come to me and I'm very friendly with them and I don't promess anything ...
03:20.10TomWI went to a meeting tonite and I am / have been aware of one woman who has been studying me for a while now.  I'm wondering when / if she is going to make up her mind about me.
03:20.40TomWI don't get anxious about that stuff anymore.
03:20.42chouimatis what I do
03:21.09TomWmuch more fun to talk with them and see what they are about & think than to run a game on them.
03:21.21chouimatand also the chicks here know when I'm in "Tonight I  just want to drink" mood
03:21.40TomWthat's nice
03:22.26TomWwell, I am going to doodle some on the uclinux for a bit, then I am calling it a night.
03:22.33TomWlater
03:22.58chouimatthe best  is one night I was in such a mood ... and I meet a very nice one , we talked, danced etc ... I left the bar she followed me an she took an hour before knocking at my door
03:24.08TomWI have to learn how to dance, one of the women I recently met at a dinner / dance / social admitted that she couldn't dance either and would like to learn.  
03:24.29chouimathehe, later did yoou get at ups btw?
03:24.54TomWI had suggested that if she was serious about it then she had a dance partner.  I have to get back to her to find out if she is still interested in doing that.
03:25.00TomWno
03:25.04chouimatok
03:25.15TomWsorry, been busy lately.  I will though.
03:25.37chouimatok do you know how much time that willl took to get here?
03:26.20TomWno, there was nothing in the ups site that suggest anything like a delivery time except for overnight, next day stuff.  
03:26.37chouimatok thanks have funn with uclinux
03:26.54TomWI wonder if I shouldn't just see about sending it express mail with the U.S. Post Office?
03:27.17chouimatTomW: that was more expensive than ups :)
03:27.37TomWI don't know if they offer expedited service to Canada, like an agreement with the Canadian Postal system?
03:27.52TomWwouldn't hurt to check .
03:28.20chouimatdon't know ...
03:28.28TomWI was thinking about that DTC and how to get started hacking it.
03:29.01chouimatwe are pestering timriker about that
03:29.28TomWI would guess that that 42 pin PROM is the key here.  Maybe we can come up with some kind of blob loader to dump data into one of the Flash memory chips and jump to it?
03:29.43chouimatprobably
03:29.56chouimatI need to read the docs
03:30.11TomWeven if the PROM socket would need to be rewired, or hand wire a 16bit EPROM / Flash into the socket.
03:30.56TomWMy EPROM emulator is only 8 bit.  :(
03:31.08chouimatdamn 3C outside ... bah! I going to take that walk anyway
03:31.37TomWcul
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03:42.56Error403read(3, "ass name is determined by append"..., 4096) = 4096
03:42.57Error403:D
04:12.52Russwhen was the last arm-kernel message?
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06:36.25Error403can someone PLEASE tell me how to make the kernel boot when I transfer a new kernel image to the jffs2? I transfer it replacing the old kernel to the jffs2 partition in /boot and I try booting, but it freezes after it successfully uncompresses the kernel
07:18.34sorphinNo
07:19.12Error403sorphin: I'm trying to come around to tell myself that you truly have no idea :)
07:23.13Error403TAKE THAT!
07:23.46Error403I tricked it to allow me to flash the kernel image area for boot even though it told me earlier it was configured to load from ramdisk, not kernel flash area
07:23.47Error403:D
07:24.13Error403damn, won't let me flash it though :/
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14:59.42chouimatmorning
15:00.41filehi chouimat
15:01.44chouimatfile is occupied 24h a day ... now I'm not in it it's my cat turn to have it for himself
15:02.37filechouimat: that confused me
15:02.59chouimatfile: nm
15:08.46filechouimat: what's up for your day?
15:12.03chouimatfile: don't know yet maybe completing my palm os support for kdevelop3
15:13.07filechouimat: evilness
15:14.19chouimatbah
15:19.30filebah
15:19.36filethis seller won't accept Hyperwallet... darn it
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15:55.40fileGPSFan: greetings and salutations
16:03.15GPSFanhi file,
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16:07.57file[bed]chmat_outside: outside?!?!?!?
16:09.12chmat_outsidefile[bed]: yup nice sun outside and I need to go buy some stuff
16:09.26file[bed]chmat_outside: ic
17:53.44Error403boo
17:54.29Error403How do I tell blob to force erase all of the ramdisk and kernel area? 'erase ramdisk' isn't clearing all of the ramdisk flash
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19:57.42chouimatback
19:59.55chouimatnothing like drinking a nice cold beer outside when it's  not too hot or too cold
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20:04.53chouimatTimRiker: when do you expect to release the dct stuff?
20:05.46mallumkergoth`bbl: ping
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20:34.56TimRikeris there a c800 header on the dct5000? anyone tried connecting a serial cable there?
20:36.04Error403cardmgr is causing kernel oops
20:36.11Error403oops, as in plural
20:37.07legodudewow
20:37.11MonMothaheh, I didn't have that problem :)
20:37.11legodudeI missed out on dct5000 :(
20:37.34Error403MonMotha: I didn't until I loaded my custom compiled kernel
20:37.34Error403damn thing
20:38.06MonMothaError403: you sure it's cardmgr?
20:38.13MonMothaTimRiker: got my DCT-5000 in front of me, hold
20:38.15Error403No, I doubt it is
20:38.27Error403It's probably pcmcia kernel stuff
20:38.38MonMothathere's J800 and J802
20:38.42Error403I think I know what the problem is
20:38.59MonMothaboth with the same conncetor, J802 ships with a DB9 labeled RS-232 on it
20:39.18TimRikerMonMotha: docs mention c800 gives a boot prompt.
20:39.20MonMothaError403: there was a bug I fixed a while back in the SPI stuff that caused kernel panics for me abotu 50% of the time on startup
20:39.26MonMothaTimRiker: k, looking
20:39.29MonMothaany hints on where it is on the board?
20:39.41TimRikernope. just reading internal docs.
20:39.47Error403MonMotha: Odd, sounds like this since it's not consistent
20:39.50MonMothaor is it maybe J800?
20:39.56Error403MonMotha: Was the patch put in buildroot?
20:40.08MonMothaError403: I don't think so
20:40.14Error403So...
20:40.15TimRikeroh, sorry. yes J800
20:40.15MonMothaTimRiker: all onnectors appear to be labeele with J
20:40.21MonMothaah, that's just the other serial port header
20:40.22MonMothahang on
20:41.01MonMothaapparently you can get it on the other one too by holding own a couple buttons (according to wiki)
20:41.52Error403What's a DCT-5000? :)
20:42.00MonMothaa set top box with pretty nice specs
20:42.02fileibot: DCT-5000?
20:42.03file: I don't know, could you explain it?
20:42.05MonMothaif we can get linux to run on it that is
20:42.06fileibot: DCT5000?
20:42.07rumour has it, dct5000 is http://elinux.org/wiki/DCT5000, or a high performance digital cable set top box with a MIPS cpu
20:42.31Error403hmm
20:42.48MonMothaI really wish they had put some sort of barrier over the PSU
20:42.53MonMothaI hate working in systems with live, open PSUs
20:43.10Error403does it have a LCD?
20:43.29MonMothaoh no
20:43.31TimRiker9600-8-n-1
20:43.34MonMothait displays to a TV or VGA monitor
20:43.38MonMothaTimRiker: k, hang on
20:43.41Error403yeah, that's what I figured
20:43.43MonMothalet me hook up a terminal emu
20:47.03MonMothagrrr
20:47.05MonMothawrong gender
20:47.21MonMothalet me find a gender changer
20:47.55Error403MonMotha: Woah, too much information ;)
20:48.18MonMothayou've never hacked together a serial cable, have you
20:48.33Error403yes
20:48.44Error403I'm being a smartass
20:48.58Error403Actually, the one serial cable I have it severely hacked
20:49.04Error403But works great :)
20:49.23Error403chouimat: How often do you "use" them? ;)
20:49.42MonMothait's kinda hard to break an RS-232 setup :)
20:50.31Error403MonMotha: The kernel oops I'm having scrolls the same backtrace infinitely
20:50.36Error403wait
20:50.41chouimatError403: last time I used them that was with the product on that page: www.teledac.com (nice system based on the tms34010
20:50.43Error403or not, it just stopped after like 50 times
20:52.16MonMothawell, I don't have a gender changer
20:52.25MonMothaI guess I'll have to make one (I have a couple DB9s)
20:52.35Error403Backtrace: frame pointer underflow
20:52.38Error403Flags: nzcv  IRQs on  FIQs on  Mode SVC_32  Segment user
20:52.43chouimatMonMotha: I can DCC one to you :P
20:52.51MonMothanope that's not the bug I had Error403
20:52.58Error403:(
20:53.39MonMothayou know, it would be so nice if you could, because then people could actually DCC me those pizzas
20:53.49Error403wait
20:53.52chouimatlol
20:53.58Error403this is 'init' messing up
20:54.03Error403at this time
20:54.58TimRikerhmm
20:55.11Error403TimRiker: help? ;)
20:55.14Error403please? :)
20:55.38MonMothahum, I know I have a gender changer around here
20:55.40MonMothatho it may be 25 pin
20:56.11MonMothaof course seeign as how it's a female DB9, it might be wired DTE instead of DCE
20:56.46Error403hardware geek
20:57.15MonMothaI guess I could run to radio shack, the actually sell this stuff still
20:57.41Error403oh, I thought they just sold Compaq computers and cell phones
20:57.46Error403;)
20:57.56chouimat~lart Error403
20:58.12Error403radioshack used to be SO cool
20:58.31Error403that was like.... 10 years ago
20:58.40chouimatyup because now they will change their name  to radio scrap
20:59.02Error403or compaqshithole
20:59.08chouimatlol
20:59.09Error403:P
20:59.16MonMothayeah, RS 10 years ago was decent
20:59.36Error403That was when I was 8 and I was a pure hardware geek
20:59.54Error403I'd love to learn that stuff again, but last time I started asking questions here about hardware, I just shunned.
21:00.00Error403just got*
21:00.54TimRikershould be a straight through cable to a pc.
21:01.15MonMothaTimRiker: yeah, it's wired DTE then (which makes sense from the connector)
21:01.19Error403chouimat: heh, I had a radioshack tandy ;)
21:01.25MonMothaI'll have to build a straight thru cable I guess
21:01.42TimRikerrip one off the UPS? ;-)
21:01.48Error403heh
21:01.58MonMothaoh that's right, I do ahev a UPS now
21:02.00MonMothaI didn't used to have one
21:02.19chouimatError403: the zx-81 was when I was 8 ... I got a coco2 2 year later and a coco3 in 1987
21:02.34Error403I mean, what the hell does it let me do? I just want like 5 minute backup power every year or so :)
21:02.51Error403chouimat: coco, like coconuts? :)
21:03.07chouimatcolor computer (6809 based)
21:03.30MonMothaheh, I even thought about that then I'm like "naw, no ups"
21:03.35MonMothahey, I have a coco2 :)
21:03.55chouimatMonMotha: I sstill have my coco3 (now it got 16mb of ram :)
21:04.26Error403I spent like $150 on my UPS
21:04.29MonMothaheh, 16MB?
21:04.39Error403It gives me like 2 hours of juice
21:04.41legodudebut he needs a lot
21:04.42Error403:P
21:04.53TimRikerk, patch uploaded, looks like it starts with 2.4.4
21:04.54chouimatMonMotha: yup easy todo just google but you need a coco3
21:05.04TimRikerno idea if newer ones work.
21:05.05MonMothacan it address that much ram?
21:05.26TimRikerno data on the ROM, might have to get some other bit to flash the ROM. =(
21:05.28chouimatMonMotha: the gime (the chips that drive the  graphic in the coco) is also a MMU
21:05.45Error403TimRiker: Mind helping me try to figure out where this kernel oops is coming from? :/
21:06.56MonMothaTimRiker: 9600, 8N1
21:07.10MonMothaI'm not seeing anything
21:07.19MonMothachouimat: ah, neat
21:09.17TimRikerI gotta run shortly...
21:09.22Error403ok, that's fine :)
21:09.37MonMothahum
21:09.39Error403I've got other things up my sleeve
21:09.51MonMothaI got the front panel to display "boot", by using the menu+info technique
21:09.52TimRikerI put up http://rikers.org/dct5000/mkrom
21:09.55MonMothabut I can't get anything on the serial port
21:09.57TimRikersee if that helps. ;-)
21:11.22filelegodude: oh no
21:11.49legodudeI should have just sent flash chips to whoever was offering to flash them for me
21:12.39MonMothaI think you have a different rom tim
21:16.36MonMothaTimRiker: out of curiosity, is the large DIP thing by Macronix different on yours? (right next to all the falsh on the main board)
21:16.54TimRikerMonMotha: check http://rikers.org/dct5000/mkrom/
21:17.21TimRikerMonMotha: I'm reading docs, not looking at an actual unit.
21:17.25MonMothaah
21:18.26TimRikerthere looks to be a ROM in that directory. It looks like it has GPLed code in it, so I put it out there. I presume it's GPLed.
21:18.39TimRikerprobably need a flash burner next. =(
21:19.09chouimatTimRiker: remove the linux-2.4.4.tar.bz2
21:20.14Error403wtf
21:20.16Error403arch/arm/mach-sa1100/sa1100.o(.text.init+0x30): undefined reference to `cpufreq_init'
21:20.21Error403drivers/video/video.o(.text+0x5d70): undefined reference to `cpufreq_get'
21:20.33Error403where did that come from :(
21:21.25MonMothaTimRiker: actually, it's not even programmable...it's a mask rom
21:21.34MonMothathat's why I was askign if yours (if it has this loaded) was different
21:21.52MonMothato load a new bootloader you'd have to replace that mask rom (or use the existing loader's chainloading functionality)
21:21.54TimRikerchouimat: good point. done.
21:22.34TimRikerMonMotha: probably need to replace the ROM with an EPROM and flash the rom image I uploaded.
21:23.02TimRikersomeone try it and tell me what happens. I gotta go.
21:25.10MonMothadoes Macronix give free sampleS?
21:25.47legodudereplace your rom?
21:26.13MonMothawell, there's a flash equivilent of the Mask ROM
21:26.19legodudeja
21:26.44MonMothaof course, it's 3.3V so I won't be able to program it
21:26.54MonMothawell, actually
21:27.00legodudewhy not do a socket?
21:27.02MonMothaI think my entire burner I'm making can run at 3.3V
21:27.11MonMothait's socketed
21:27.15legodudeah
21:27.16MonMothabut they ship it with a mask rom
21:27.21MonMothawhich is obviously not reprogramable
21:27.26legodudeja
21:28.26MonMothathe person who identified the ROM in the first place noted that there's a flash equivilent
21:28.42MonMothait's 16 bits wide and 3.3V tho, which means a lot of people wont' be able to program it
21:28.43MonMothaI may
21:28.59MonMothaif I ever get this damn flash burner done (I'm actually building it right now)
21:29.15Error403How in the world do you build one? :)
21:29.35legodudegive little green pieces of paper to the right people :P
21:29.43MonMothaError403: a crapload of flip flops to expand the 8 bit parallel port into the insane number of IO lines you need
21:29.55Error403riiiight ;)
21:30.14MonMothaI think I've got 7 74574s on this thing and I only have 16 bit data support
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21:30.27MonMothaif I wanted 32 bit I'd need another 2 74574s and another 2 74541s or similar
21:30.56MonMothawhich I actually have and may add on
21:31.00MonMothathat would be pretty insane tho
21:31.11MonMotha32 wires running around for data and 24 more for addressing
21:31.20Error403hehehe
21:31.51Error403what is a 74574s?
21:32.05Error403:)
21:32.06legodudeError403: I take it you don't do hardware? :P
21:32.08MonMothathing has a normal DIP socket on it and a 16 bit ISA header (it's actually ISA enough that many cards should be possible to make work!) for you to make your own adapters (for things like the webpal flash SIMM)
21:32.15MonMothaError403: 8 bit flip-flop
21:32.21MonMotha74 series glue logic is your friend :)
21:32.26Error403legodude: No, I don't, but I've always loved it. I used to only do hardware when I was a kid.
21:32.40MonMothathe whole burner is made of 74 series glue logic, some resistors, a few bypass caps, and a couple diodes
21:32.44MonMothaoh, and a dip switch
21:32.53legodudehow do you interface it?
21:32.57legodudechangable sockets?
21:33.55MonMothayou build a "card" that maps the pins you need from the oddball, ISA-like connector to the socket of your choice
21:34.03MonMothaso basically it's a board with an edge connector and the socket
21:34.11MonMothaand any other supporting hardware you need
21:34.26legodudeah
21:35.10MonMothalegodude: I'm directly interfacing to the ROM device
21:35.15MonMothaJTAG relies on talking to a uP first
21:35.16legodudeja
21:35.20legodudeI know
21:35.35MonMothamy way is also a hell of a lot faster (or should be)
21:35.36MonMothaEPP pport
21:36.05MonMothajust do 3 transfers for your address, 1, 2, or 4 for your data, then like three more to wiggle the control lines (it's all done in software)
21:36.21MonMothaI debated doing it in hardware, but I figured that I could sacrifice speed in favor of being able to talk to just about anything
21:36.27MonMothabasically, it's a big-ass IO expander
21:43.30legodudeheheh
21:43.30legodudeme too
21:47.22chouimatbut I can do any hardware work here ... my cat would love to play with the 74's ....
21:47.30chouimats/can/can't
21:48.21legodudeget rid of the cat?
21:48.56chouimatlegodude: nah! that the only living thing that really love me so ...
21:49.08chouimatibot seen kergoth
21:49.08kergoth <~kergoth@dsl081-228-056.chi1.dsl.speakeasy.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #openembedded, 21h 47m 26s ago, saying: 'treke: I run the project, i dont have to prove a damn thing :)'.
21:55.15legodudehaha
21:55.16legodudeI hear ya
21:55.28legodudeI feel the same way about my rat and newt sometimes
21:55.28chouimat?
21:56.20chouimathe's currently sleeping on my desk  near me ... he  alway sleep there when I work
21:57.11Error403heh, my cats are always in the same room as me, it's cute
21:57.26Error403they knock on the bathroom door when I'm in there :)
21:57.31legodudemy ducks get upset if I go too far from them
21:57.42chouimatError403: you too ....
21:57.48Error403ducks? that's got to be chaos
21:58.00legodudepeople say we run a farm here
21:58.39Error403well, seems you do :)
21:58.51Error403rat, newt, and ducks
21:58.53legoduderight now it's hamster, newt, 4ducks, 2 rats, rabbit, frog, assorted fist
21:58.55legodudefish
21:59.03legodudewe used to have more
21:59.11Error403heh
21:59.42Error403heh, my tuxscreen interferes with my radio
21:59.48Error403and it's a pretty powerful radio
21:59.56legodudethat's run
21:59.57legodudefun
22:00.04legodudeyou running tux in it's case?
22:00.12Error403yup
22:00.30legodudewow
22:00.38legodudeit's FCC certified, no?
22:00.38Error403plastic doesn't stop the interference really though
22:00.50Error403it has to be to be sold in the US
22:00.54Error403at least legally
22:01.24Error403I think it's because of the 5V pcmcia hack though
22:02.13Error403brb
22:23.05legodudegahdamn
22:23.09legodudewpflash borks again
22:28.20legodudeI can get to initializing flash
22:28.21legodudethen boom
22:28.24legodudeno more
22:40.20Error403Does someone have a tuxscreen to check in /proc/devices to see if there's a pcmcia interrupt in there, or in /proc/drivers to check for a pcmcia driver listed?
22:42.13filehas anybody ever dealt with using old libc5 programs on a libc6 system?
22:42.58legodudesure Error403
22:43.28legodude254 pcmcia
22:43.33legodudein /proc/devices
22:44.00legodudeno /proc/drivers for me
22:44.01Error403hrm
22:44.08Error403legodude: /proc/drivers is a dir
22:44.17legodudedon't have
22:44.23legodudeoo
22:44.26legodudejust driver
22:44.28fileI think I might get up the courage to e-mail Caldera and ask for a libc6 version of this old software they don't support anymore
22:44.30Error403oh, sorry
22:44.36legodudejust rtc in there
22:44.41Error403ok, good
22:44.54legodudewhat sw file?
22:45.18filelegodude: their Netware Server for Linux
22:45.22file:)
22:45.28legodudewhy?
22:45.37filelegodude: because I want to experiment with it.
22:45.44legodudeugh
22:45.49Error403that's sick :)
22:45.55filelegodude: my school uses Novell, so I thought I should understand the client and such
22:46.05filesince I'm applying for a technical assistant job this summer there
22:46.10legodudeah
22:47.39filethe problem is, their software is libc5 - no problem there, I can just put in a compatibility lib
22:47.44fileBUT - the program loader... that's the challenge
22:50.25filelegodude: you wouldn't happen to know anybody inside of SCO that could recompile it eh?
22:51.11Error403file: Are you 100% sure it's binary only?
22:51.27fileError403: yes
22:51.45fileError403: as it was a joint venture with Novell itself, thus they got all the document specs and such from them - and couldn't give the info out
22:51.47legodudefile: don't know anyone
22:51.50fileso it was made binary
22:52.07filehttp://www.caldera.com/support/docs/netware/
22:52.09filethere's the page...
22:52.41legodudejust install libc5 linux on old machine?
22:52.47Error403if that's libc5 then I doubt the protocol is even near the same now days
22:53.13fileError403: nah it's the same
22:53.17filelegodude: I did
22:53.25filelegodude: it's the loader...
22:53.28Error403heh
22:53.35legodudeno
22:53.39Error403Is that one of those things you "just know"? :)
22:53.44legodudelike rh 5 or something
22:53.54fileoh misread your thing
22:54.02filewell I have a machine... but no case or PSU for it :(
22:59.43fileeh who needs a case... I'll just put it in a big shoebox!
22:59.44file;)
23:00.28filelegodude: well that's just great... :(
23:01.15chouimat|tvboring
23:01.41legodudefile: ya, but I couldn't have gotten them to you anyway
23:01.46filelegodude: I know
23:06.14filedarn it I can't find an e-mail address...
23:06.18Error403legodude: heh, it was the ethernet cable interfering with the radio, but it was only the tuxscreen ethernet cable :P
23:06.38legodudeha
23:06.40legodudethat's quality
23:06.42fileError403: ethernet interferes with my TV...
23:07.00legodudesoon I will interfere with my webpal
23:07.11Error403yeah, but radio has a lot broader range of frequencies
23:07.13Error403errr
23:07.15Error403TV does even
23:07.50filewth? they want me to phone...
23:08.48Error403hehe
23:08.57MonMothaah, the wonders of the flip flop
23:10.24filewell I sent an e-mail...
23:10.30fileI made it sound pretty desperate :)
23:12.16MonMothawow, I'm going to go through like 50 ft of 30 guage wire to build this thing
23:12.37fileI've noticed this: If you're incredibly nice to people, they'll give you stuff
23:12.38Error40330 guage? How do you even work with that? Ugh
23:12.53Error403file: hehe, yes
23:13.03filelike on the phone for my cellular account, I was really nice - and they gave me a $30 credit and a $20 credit
23:13.03legodude30 gauge is nice
23:13.05fileplus free activation
23:13.15Error403MonMotha: I'd lose the wires in my room ;)
23:15.40legodudehehehe
23:15.44legodudeI'm not joking
23:15.45legodudehehehe
23:15.48legodudeit's gonna die
23:15.51legodudeboth of them
23:16.56chouimat|tv30 gauge is not a small size?
23:17.16legodudechouimat|tv: you make any progress with the parallel stuff?
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23:17.31Error403chouimat|tv: Higher the guage, smaller the size
23:17.41Error403like 10 guage is huge :)
23:18.06chouimat|tvError403: ok I used 8 guage for my electric installation once
23:18.49legodudethat's pretty huge
23:18.51Error403yes, I hate that stuff
23:18.54legodudehow many amps were you running?
23:19.09chouimat|tvlegodude: nope I'm adding the final toouch to my palmos support for gideon
23:19.19Error403I have that stuff here too since we're wiring my parent's basement (since it's not finished)
23:19.26chouimat|tvlegodude: was for a power amp of 5000 watts
23:20.09legodudeo
23:20.11legodudewow
23:20.15legodudesound power?
23:20.21chouimat|tvyes
23:20.30legodudeyeow
23:22.27chouimat|tvlegodude: was a great era of my life .... :(
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23:23.03legodudechouimat|tv: howso?
23:23.50chouimat|tvwas drummer in an heavy metal band and my ex-wife make me do the ultimate sacrilege .... I sold my kit :(
23:24.15legodudeaaaah
23:24.17legodudesucks
23:24.25legodudeI'm thinking about getting into music
23:24.30legodudecan't play anything though
23:24.37legodudeand don't really have the space for more toys
23:24.40legodudebut I'd love to learn
23:25.28chouimat|tvlegodude: get a guitar that take less sapce than a drum
23:26.01chouimat|tvgive  me 10 minutes and I will post a nicee photo on my website
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23:31.57chouimat|tvlegodude: I'm trying to scan the photo
23:32.12fileGladiator is on TV tonight, neat
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23:36.06chouimat|tvlegodude: http://ulyx.homeunix.org:12000/drums.jpg
23:41.16legodudewow
23:41.42legodudelooks fun
23:42.18chouimat|tvwas a huge kit: 2 bass drums, tom: 8,10,12,13,14 floor tom: 16 and 18 and about 15 cymbals, 2 snares drums
23:43.39chouimat|tvlegodude: was fun :(
23:45.44legodudesucks dude :(
23:47.59chouimat|tvyup
23:53.01chouimat|tvarrrrrrggggg my neighbourg is using his charcoal BBQ ...
23:53.21legodudehaha
23:53.23legodudego steal some
23:53.32legodudeI lost my damn 2.5" hard drive adapter
23:53.47chouimat|tvlegodude: nah! I need chocolate

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