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02:04.45chouimat|Zzzzznight
02:12.39chouimat|ZzzzzTomW: if you do your webpal board  tell me I'm interested
02:12.55TomWk
02:13.12TomWchouimat|Zzzzz: just working at doing the footprints for some of the chips now.
02:13.52chouimat|Zzzzzok ... good night
02:25.03Russanyone know tom wood?
02:26.35jacquesthe guy who makes custom drive shafts?
02:44.02Russ?
02:44.03Russno
02:44.11Russthe former lineo employee
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03:05.00Russweird...mapquest has some roads that you can only see if they are on the edge of a map
03:05.08Russif you try to look right at them, they disapear
03:06.01Russwonder if that means its on the boundry of two databases
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04:14.20sjhillTimRiker: still up?
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05:50.18levi__I finally pulled my tuxscreen out of its box again...
05:51.35TomWheh, does it still power up?
05:51.37levi__having a hell of a time getting buildroot-tux to work.
05:51.49TomW:(
05:51.50levi__Yeah, it works great, just never got much done with it.
05:52.09TomWI'm working with some webpals lately.
05:52.31levi__Never picked up one of those, figured I'd better play with the tuxscreen before I bought a new toy.
05:53.44levi__Grr, the picogui compile is failing.
05:53.57levi__Maybe I should use one of the other gui options.
05:55.01TomWyeah, try microwindows or tinyx.  I don't think that the problem with tinyx and the screen colors has been fixed though.
05:55.17TomWis matchbox in there? IIRC, that compiled ok.
05:55.26anderseeTomW: as I recall, you simply have to start tinyx manually
05:55.49TomWandersee: yeah from a network connection, e.g. telnet
05:56.23TomWTim kept saying that he could start it from a script (manually) and get the color right, but I never could get it to do that.
05:56.38levi__I'll try microwindows
05:57.07TomWTimRiker: how goes it?  dis-illusioned yet?
06:20.36levi__This was so easy last time I tried it.
06:23.18TomWheh
06:23.35TomWsometimes things change, but not for the better?
06:23.56levi__Yeah, like people stopped using it and now it's broke.
06:24.21kergothsomeone should test the tuxscreen kernel build in the OZ buildroot
06:24.33kergothi added it ages ago but dont own a tux :)
06:24.56levi__Why does the OZ buildroot have a tuxscreen kernel?
06:25.06kergothbecause it has a configuration interface
06:25.15kergothmake menuconfig/xconfig/gconfig/config/oldconfig/*
06:25.39kergothit supports what, 8-10 devices atm. zaurus, ipaq, simpad, etc
06:25.58kergothkenb uses it to make ext2 images he accesses from his webpal
06:26.05kergothheh
06:28.54levi__I just want this stupid buildroot-tux to work.
06:29.30levi__Does anyone use tuxscreens anymore?
07:23.54TimRikerTomW: nope. things are going well. I'm at OLS at the moment.
07:25.55TomWTimRikerOLS: good, was just wondering when we'll see some linux products from TI.
07:26.21TimRikerOLSRSN ;-)
07:26.32TomWlol
07:26.43TomWstandardized, copyrighted, reply
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09:15.14TomWmallum: I've been in contact with a fellow in California that has about 200 of those webpals.  He has been selling them on ebay for $5..$20.
09:15.43TomWhe is threatening to toss them into the landfill (trash).
09:17.04mallumTomW: hehe, I'll check ebay
09:17.14mallumTomW: I'll be in LA in approx 4 weeks too
09:17.21TomWheh
09:17.53mallumTomW: Im suprised mr riker hasn't tried to by them in bulk
09:18.04TomWhe says that he has a number of them that don't have power supplies, cords, etc.  He asked if I was interested in paying the shipping to have them sent to me rather than trash them.
09:19.11TomWwhere do you live?
09:19.27mallumLondon, England
09:19.56TomWhmmm, you better not take any back with you, you'll probably end up paying Custom on them.  heehee
09:21.41mallumTomW: Im going london -> LA -> Hawaii -> Japan :-))
09:22.38TomWEEEEEEEEEyuk
09:22.46TomWmallum: world tour?
09:23.12TomWmallum: that is going to be a few hours flying time..
09:24.11mallumTomW: Honeymoon :-)
09:25.34TomWhoo hoo!  Congradulation, old man!
09:26.15TomWmallum: takes a while to "find a keeper".
09:26.50TomWmallum: I've started looking around again seriously.
09:28.15mallumhehe, good luck :-)
09:30.04TomWmallum: the fun is in the looking.  :D
09:30.20TomWmallum: ... and sampling..
09:31.07mallumindeed
09:31.17mallumare you up really late ?
09:33.38TomWmallum: yeah, got involved with getting a new server put together for a guy last night.  Freaking Promise FastTrak RAID controller was something I'd never worked with before.  Took me a while to get it "right".
09:34.17TomWmallum: it was very late (early?) before I got finished.  I am starting to see double now, so it must be time to crash soon.
09:35.28TomWmallum: I worked for a couple of hours at designing a plugin board for my webpals.  I have to demo a concept and the webpals would be perfect for it.
09:35.50TomWs/worked/worked tonight/
09:37.15mallumTomW: sounds nice, wish I new more about electronics
09:37.39TomWno you don't
09:37.43TomWheh
09:38.19mallumhehe
09:38.37TomWthis will be an interesting little project.  I am planning on running IP over a half duplex RS485 link.
09:38.59mallumI got a jornada 720 the other week and have been experimenting with the kernel on that
09:39.47TomWI was thinking of hacking an ethernet driver and tacking in the RS485 stuff.  I still don't know if I will be able to use the ARP tables though..
09:40.11TomWI'll need some kind of arp table.
09:41.02TomWmmm, maybe not, maybe I won't need arp.
09:41.32TomWmallum: what is the jornada?  a PDA?
09:44.03mallumyeah, hp one with keyboard and 640x240 display
09:44.13mallumstrongarm, just about runs linux
09:44.50mallumhttp://handhelds.org/~mallum/j720/
09:48.31TomWmallum: heh, cute display shots.
09:49.22TomWmallum: I'm not much for handheld stuff, I regard them only as "interesting".
09:51.54mallumTomW: right
09:52.25TomWmallum: you do the MatchBox, right?
09:53.26mallumyeah
09:53.45TomWmallum: is there any reason that you cannot run something like Mozilla under Matchbox?
09:54.58TomWI mean, all Matchbox is is a video rendering engine, right?
09:55.24mallumTomW: mozilla runs well under matchbox
09:55.42mallumTomW: all matchbox does is manage windows, size/position/decorate them
09:55.58mallumTomW: I've been playing with the minimo branch of mozilla recently
09:56.10TomWmallum: right, I use the matchbox to replace XFree86 then.
09:56.25TomWminimo?
09:56.35TomWoh, mini-mozilla
09:56.50mallumhttp://mozilla.org/projects/minimo/
09:57.03mallumTomW: matchbox dont replace xfree, it just runs on top
09:57.26mallumTomW: just like any other window manager - eg blackbox, metacity, e etc
09:57.52mallumTomW: matchbox is just more suited for PDAs, kiosks etc with its management policy and resource use
09:58.04TomWmallum: oh, so I need tinyx then to run minimo
09:58.37mallumTomW: any x server will do
09:58.54TomWyeah, even debian
09:59.14TomWI mean the debian ARM stuff has a decent version of X in it.
10:00.20mallumyeah, though I never got debians X to run on my CATS machine :/
10:00.32mallumone sec gonna switch to other machine
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10:03.48mallum_hey
10:03.51TomWk
10:04.15TomWmallum_: I did get the debian stuff running on the Tux at one time.
10:04.39mallum_I cleaned up my office room at the weekend so I can actually fit in it now and use my fast expensive machine rather than my aging laptop
10:04.47mallum_triple display :-)
10:04.53TomWmallum_: bit of a pita to get the initial image seeded onto the IDE drive, but it worked ok.
10:05.06TomWheh
10:05.33TomWuhoh, you know what happens when you get a wife, don't you?
10:05.42mallum_yeah, you built the ide interface for the tux right ?
10:05.53TomWmallum_: suddenly you get a lot more stuff!
10:06.02TomWmallum_: yeah, that was mine.
10:06.21TomWxfer rate was only about 4MB/s
10:07.03TomWmallum: that was another one of "interesting projects".
10:07.15TomWs/one of/one of my/
10:09.34TomWmallum_: that was another one of my "interesting projects".
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10:09.59mallum_TomW: :-)
10:11.40TomWmallum_: yeah, I was wondering about the need for X and running mozilla.  The board that I'm putting together for the webpal is going to add: 10BaseT + Quad serial port (2 RS232 & 2 RS485) + a CF slot.  
10:12.27TomWmallum_: I'll be increasing the DRAM up to 32Meg and then I'll see how / if debian X can be made to run on it with minimo
10:13.18mallum_TomW: you have a framebuffer device on it ?
10:13.31mallum_TomW: oh doesn't it have an actual video chip in it ?
10:13.37TomWmallum_: heh, could add one easily enough, eh?
10:14.23TomWmallum_: yeah, it has a 640x480 VGA output to either a TV monitor (RCA jacks) or you can plug in a CRT.
10:14.56TomWmallum_: I have one of them running in console mode right now on my TV set.
10:15.07mallum_TomW: ah cool, via framebuffer driver ?
10:15.47mallum_TomW: is it an ARM cpu or an x86 one ?
10:15.51TomWmallum_: dunno, I haven't played with the webpal linux stuff that I put together a while back.
10:15.57TomWmallum_: ARM720
10:16.18TomWmallum: er, ARM710?  CLPS7500FE
10:16.38mallum_what HZ is that ?
10:16.40TomWmallum_: er, ARM710?  CLPS7500FE
10:17.20mallum_yeah in the webpal
10:18.15TomWmallum_: IIRC, 27MIPS, so what is that? 66MHz?
10:18.33TomWmallum_: 0.9 * FREQ == MIPS?
10:18.39TomWnaw
10:19.13mallum_what time is it there ?
10:19.25TomW0618
10:19.58TomWI got up at 1500 yesterday afternoon
10:20.10mallum_ouch
10:20.52TomWnow I am confused, I need to get back onto "real time" again.  I hate it when I get my internal body clock screwed up.
10:21.06mallum_yeah me too
10:22.06TomWmallum_: how do you find out what the difference is between ARM710 & ARM720, etc?  I looked on the arm.com site and it didn't seem to have a lot of very technical information.
10:23.09TomWlike ARM10 is mostly added DSP stuff, ARM11 is faster chips + DSP, etc.
10:24.36TomWmallum_: yeah, I recall, the webpal stuff uses the acorn framebuffer stuff.  I had the devil's own time getting the font changed.
10:25.01filehey you two
10:25.04mallum_ah right, it'd be nice to see how tinyX runs on it
10:25.08mallum_hey file
10:25.10TomWfile: what!?
10:25.21fileTomW: hello.
10:25.32TomWfile: when did you sneak in here?  heh
10:25.39fileTomW: many days ago
10:25.46TomWheh
10:26.10TomWyeah, been quiet around here without sorphin...
10:27.39TomWbedtime, later guys.
11:18.31chouimatmorning
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13:29.54CosmicPenguinmorning
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14:30.16CosmicPenguinprpplague: morning
14:31.02prpplaguemorning
14:31.35prpplaguemmmmm, omap based tungsten t2
14:33.54CosmicPenguinSigh - omap
14:38.44prpplagueshit - http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,3959,1201896,00.asp
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14:51.07sieve_workmorning all
15:02.13CosmicPenguinhmm.... apt get wants to upgrade me to X 4.2.1
15:05.10prpplagueapt-get upgrade dave-life
15:05.42prpplagueapt-get error: must remove dave-psycho-wife first
15:19.51prpplaguemighty quite today
15:20.03signal11CosmicPenguin: have you seen the #epia channel at all
15:23.30CosmicPenguinNo
15:23.41mallum-hmm, epia chan
15:24.27signal11it doesn't look too crowded, but i'm sure there will be useful into there from time to time
15:25.50mallum-lets INVADE
15:26.09CosmicPenguinjacques_gone should get in on this too
15:27.39mallum-signal11: seen my epia box ?
15:27.53signal11no, whats the url
15:28.14signal11maybe post the link in #epia even
16:11.32mallum-CosmicPenguin: Id really like to get my hand on pixil and do some matchbox integration :-)
16:11.41CosmicPenguinmallum-: I know, I know
16:12.02CosmicPenguinTrust me, I want this thing out too.  Right now its sitting there waiting for Greg to decide to get the web site up and going
16:12.25kergothand the web site wasnt being worked on _while_ you working on it pixil why exactly?
16:12.28kergothanyway.
16:12.51CosmicPenguinkergoth: you have been following our trials and tribulations - are you really surprised?
16:13.15kergothnot particularly
16:13.19kergothstill annoying though
16:13.37CosmicPenguinkergoth: you don't have to tell me
16:13.51mallum-CosmicPenguin: np, sorry to hassle
16:14.01mallum-CosmicPenguin: its runs on X right ?
16:16.39CosmicPenguinmallum-: most of it.  The PIM suites at least
16:17.22CosmicPenguinmallum-: The games, window manager, Nano-X utils, etc.... are Microwindows only
16:22.59mallum-CosmicPenguin: ah thats cool, using fltk ?
16:27.22CosmicPenguinmallum-: yep - the pims use FLTK
16:27.26CosmicPenguinSo does ViewML
16:27.59CosmicPenguinWe'll probably be integrating the Nxlib into the build system too, so you can build and run X11 apps on Microwindows... :-)
16:28.23mallum-CosmicPenguin: right, it'd be intersting to see if mb can build against nxlib
16:28.35mallum-CosmicPenguin: does it do SHAPE and mitshm ?
16:28.37CosmicPenguinDoubtful - we don't handle any of the funky WM hints or anything
16:29.04CosmicPenguinThe nxlib implements a good chunk of the X11 core functions - so if your library is built against the X11 core, it might work
16:29.53CosmicPenguinWhen we originally wrote it, we were targeting QT
16:30.13CosmicPenguinAnd then we have recently expanded it to run most of the GTK tutorials
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17:47.27TomWHmm, something must be wrong here.. andersee logged in during daylight hours?
17:47.40sjhillhi TimRiker
17:47.41sjhillTimRiker: thx for the doc....
17:47.52fileEverybody was kung fu fighting!
17:48.39CosmicPenguinTimRiker: quality article on EWeek
17:49.19CosmicPenguinThough I diagree that its Mozilla or bust regarding browsing on an handheld
17:51.12TimRikerCosmicPenguin: miss quotes.
17:51.34TimRikerwe talked quite a bit about other decent options, but they did not make the press.
17:51.59filechouimat: Front and center Cadet Chouinard!
17:55.05CosmicPenguinTimRiker: those things happen when you are a celebitry
18:28.51mallum-CosmicPenguin: you a url for the eweek artical ?
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18:43.22CosmicPenguinmallum- prpplague had it
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19:07.34TimRikerCosmicPenguin: yeah, I wish. ;-)
19:08.09CosmicPenguinMr. Chief Technologist of TI
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19:49.19prpplagueanyone have a good example of usage of poll() ?
19:53.54CosmicPenguinprpplague: yeah, select()
19:57.25prpplagueCosmicPenguin: lol, its a little different
19:58.05CosmicPenguinYeah, I know... I prefer select() though... :)
19:58.38prpplagueCosmicPenguin: i'm having a problem with some legacy code where a custom sig is fooling select
19:58.53prpplagueCosmicPenguin: i need to check for the custom sig call
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20:57.08CosmicPenguinMan, its hot
20:58.09chouimat<PROTECTED>
21:01.09legodudemad hot here in Madrid
21:01.09CosmicPenguinThats one way to reach the kids - get down on their level
21:01.09CosmicPenguinNOAA says its 99 in Salt Lake City right now
21:01.13CosmicPenguin1 more degree, and we're going to set a record for the most days above 100 in a row
21:01.44legodudeit's been over 100 here a lot in July
21:01.54legodude40-43 is not uncommon
21:04.57CosmicPenguinIt doesn't help that we are in an extreme drought condition either
21:05.39CosmicPenguinIt has not rained in northern utah for 30 days
21:06.14legodudeya
21:06.22legodudeI didn't know that Spain was a desert country
21:06.30legodudeand Madrid is right smack dab in middle of it
21:06.34legoduderude shock for me lakeboy
21:08.44CosmicPenguinDamn deserts
21:17.09legodudewow
21:17.12legodudethat site is great
21:17.24filechouimat: do you know where Lachine is?
21:17.36chouimatfile: montreal
21:17.54fileic
21:23.21fileaccording to Yahoo to drive from Colonie NY to Lachine PQ should take 3 1/2 hours...
21:23.24fileyet it's been like 5
21:29.40legodudefile: ?
21:29.55legodudeyou driving around lost or something?
21:30.17CosmicPenguinfile: put down the IRC and concentrate on driving
21:33.16legodudehaha
21:33.16legodudeya
21:33.20legodudethat's kinda scary
21:33.24legodudehow are you irc and driving?
21:41.09legodudehrm
22:10.00prpplagueCosmicPenguin: crap neither poll or select is working right
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22:16.41legodudefile
22:16.45legodudehow you on irc?
22:16.50legodudefor fun
22:16.55legodudetry www.metahuman.org
22:17.00legodudereally freaky
22:17.53filelegodude: I can't even drive yet lol
22:18.14fileLOL
22:18.55legodudethen what the heck are you doing?
22:18.55filetracking my laptop
22:19.14legodudehaha
22:19.15filenow if I was driving, I'd be on a Danger Hiptop :)
22:19.19legodudeon UPS or something
22:19.22legodudeokay
22:19.25fileyup
22:19.25legodudeso other people are driving
22:19.27legodudenot you
22:19.31legodudethis makes me much happier
22:19.38file1Z 769 3X4 68 4576 373 8
22:19.39filego track
22:20.13legodudeI have soooooo many toys waiting for me at home
22:20.48file:)
22:21.11legodudewhat kinda laptop?
22:21.19fileThinkpad 560Z
22:21.32legodudeearly pentium?
22:21.37filePentium II
22:21.48legodudealright
22:21.51legodudeno idea what that one is then
22:22.09fileI like the 560 series... so my current 560 is almost dead
22:22.17fileso I thought I'd get a 560Z since it has cardbus and USB
22:22.23legodudeah
22:22.30legodudeI love my 240
22:23.06legodudeit is slow though
22:23.08legodudeonly 300mhz
22:23.15fileaye
22:23.19prpplagueanyone have experience using pselect()?
22:23.25fileI don't need speed, so I'm happy with what I have
22:23.33legodudeI have been living out of it for last month or so
22:23.34legodudeya
22:23.40legodude300mhz is fine for most things
22:23.47legodudejust as main machine = pain
22:23.56fileyeah
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22:24.16fileI get to install Win2k Pro in DOS over a LAN :)
22:24.37legodudeum
22:24.40legodudedon't do that
22:24.42legodudepain
22:24.45legodudeonly pain will result
22:24.48filelol
22:24.50legodudeno cdrom?
22:24.54fileI'm copying files to the hardrive first :p
22:24.54filenope
22:25.00legodudeme neither
22:25.07legodudeI pulled the drive
22:25.07filethe 560 series was designed to be TINY... so no floppy/cdrom onboard
22:25.16legodudeinstalled in another machine
22:25.16legodudehow many lbs?
22:25.32file4.2
22:25.32legodudenice
22:25.32legodudemine is around 3
22:25.32CosmicPenguinprpplague: whats the symptoms?
22:25.32legodudeso it seems they are pretty similar
22:27.08legodudethinkpads are sweet laptops
22:27.08legodudeI lust after their current small one
22:27.08filelegodude: I found a dos bootdisk that'll logon to my network shares, and has a driver for my PCMCIA NIC
22:27.21filelegodude: so I'm going to copy the install files over and install from hardrive
22:27.39legodudewhy not just do like I did?
22:27.41legodudemuch easier methinks
22:28.03filenah
22:28.15fileinserting a floppy disk, typing copy g:\win2k\*.* c:\win2k
22:28.26legodudewon't that create problems when repartitioning though?
22:28.31legodudelike you can't switch to ntfs
22:28.39filelegodude: I don't use NTFS
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22:29.06legodudeah
22:29.14legodudeI thought about using your method
22:29.19legodudebut I really like ntfs
22:29.30filewhy? do you see a difference?
22:30.25legodudeI seem to have less problems with ti
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22:30.45legodudejust with regard to stuff like fragmentation
22:30.52legodudeand dirty shutdowns
22:31.56legodudeseeya
22:32.00legodudeg'ntie all
22:32.00fileic
22:33.18prpplagueCosmicPenguin: got a process sitting at a blocked read
22:33.42prpplagueCosmicPenguin: the original programmer used a sigalrm to jump out of the read
22:33.52kergothblech.
22:34.11prpplagueCosmicPenguin: seems the SCO openserver non posix read responds to a sigalrm in a way similiar to using pselect
22:35.19prpplaguekergoth: and to think i missed OLS over this crap
22:58.32Russprpplague: that place is triad electronics
22:58.54filewho wants to have some fun? (involves Bestbuy, phone, and intercom)
22:59.06Russ?
22:59.17filecall your local best buy and press 8, then enter in ext 660# and talk over the intercom
22:59.25file:)
23:00.58Russhahaha
23:01.11Russwhere did you find that?
23:01.17fileRuss: friend from Alaska
23:01.42Russcarefull who you give that too, if it gets abused, it'll get fixed
23:01.51Russbut in the meantime, you can call fake names to the front
23:02.00Russooh, I need the disneyland autotopia recording
23:02.00filewell there are no Bestbuys here... so yeah
23:18.37prpplagueRuss: right thanks, i was just wondering if they do complete assemble
23:22.23Russthats what they do
23:23.23Russthey have a solder paste transfer thing (vision placement), they have two vision system pick and place machines, a reflow oven, a wave solder line, some big machine that does some sort of cleaning, and a bunch of rework stations
23:24.04prpplagueRuss: they bga?
23:24.08prpplagueRuss: they do bga
23:24.09prpplague?
23:28.15Russya
23:28.17Russthey do BGA
23:28.36Russthey have some vision systems to look from the side, but no xray
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23:36.22prpplagueRuss: cool
23:36.42prpplagueRuss: i was thinking about sending them the layouts for the hackkit and getting quote
23:37.36Russwhats your tolerances and min plated drill size?
23:38.52fileBrokerage charges on 2 Thinkpad 560Zs: $115.31
23:38.57fileLOL
23:41.45prpplagueRuss: to be honest i've not looked at it in 4 months
23:41.54prpplagueRuss: i'll have to grab the files and have a look
23:42.07prpplagueRuss: i do remember i used the same settings as the lart
23:46.46Russlart is pretty loose
23:47.14Russand a 1.27mm BGA doesn't pull as much design contraint as a QFP204
23:47.19Russer, TQFP

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