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00:04.25pb_heh
00:04.40kergothgod, i'm incoherent today
00:04.48kergothi could barely spit out my subway order this afternoon
00:09.56Russis there a way to tell if an fd is open?
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01:31.21sorphinsjhill: re
01:33.03sjhillsorphin: thx
01:33.31sjhilloh that's right, i'm a MIPSwhore
01:33.31sjhillno i remember
01:33.36sjhills/no/now/
01:33.36filesjhill: no no, you're master of the MIPs
01:34.44sorphinfile: no, he's a mipswhore
01:34.57sorphinfile: he mipses for $
01:35.01sorphinso he's a mipswhore
01:35.05filewell everybody needs money
01:43.12chouimatsorphin: I won't mind being a mipswhore ... sound like it
01:43.23chouimat's more fun than being an MFCwhore
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01:57.14sorphinworthless freelode
01:57.21kergothheh
01:57.48sorphinkergoth: ωνω Connection closed from irc.freenode.net: Success
01:57.48sorphinωνω Use /Server to connect to a server
01:57.53kergothheh
01:58.07kergothi love Success errors
01:58.09sorphinguess the server i was on took a dive
02:08.53chouimat|Zzzznight
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05:27.08sorphinGPSFan: yo
05:44.30GPSFansorphin: ho...
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07:49.57metalfananyone here got one of those webpal things?
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12:46.16sorphinheh
12:46.20sorphin2.6 is official.. scary
12:52.56George-hrmm?
12:57.06juliamorning
13:05.09sorphinjulia: allo
13:05.12sorphinjulia: had to jump through some hoops just to get more blanks recently.. how annoying
13:05.15sorphinGeorge-: eh?
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13:13.08George-nothing, didn't realise 2.6 was out :)
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14:28.54sorphinGPSFan: mornin
14:32.05GPSFansorphin: MORNING...
14:32.32sorphinGPSFan: easy there mr caplock
14:32.34sorphin;)
14:33.28sorphinGPSFan: think i may grab that killawatt from this person on ebay, selling 7 for $27.95 ea (new)
14:33.30GPSFansorphin: 180hz seems a bit high for an inverter output freq, how did you measure it?
14:33.50sorphinGPSFan: the hz setting on my meter, after you said that i thought about it
14:33.59sorphinGPSFan: the was is a stepped sign approximation
14:34.08sorphins/was/wave/
14:34.23GPSFansorphin: it's probably measuring the third harmonic,
14:34.26sorphinw/ about 38% thd
14:34.52GPSFanyeah, dvm freq counters leave a bit to be desired.
14:35.11sorphinGPSFan: well, it works well enough for a few apps :)
14:35.34sorphinGPSFan: namely things w/o 5 harmonics following them :P
14:36.11GPSFansorphin: sure, they have their place, as long as you realize their limitations. certainly better than the tingling of a wet finger
14:36.17GPSFan;>)
14:36.19sorphinGPSFan: indeed
14:36.31sorphinGPSFan: not about to hook my scope up to the output of the UPS tho :P
14:36.56sorphinGPSFan: i don't care if i do have a x10
14:38.00GPSFanyeah, be carefull line voltage levels, and while a 10x probe should be ok, safer is better.
14:39.06GPSFanbtw never measure a backlight inverter output with anything but a hi-voltage/frequency probe. smoke usually results (voice of experience talking).
14:41.30GPSFansorphin: $27 for a killawatt is a good price, if you go to the http://www.p3international.com website you will see all tehir models. I havent been able to find any but the one I got for sale though.
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14:56.05sorphinGPSFan: indeed
14:59.00sorphinGPSFan: found a page where someone popped it open.. he comments that the VA reading shows .04VA even when not hooked up
15:04.11fishheadI think I am going to get someone to flash my webpal for now
15:04.24fishheadtill I feel confident enough to solder up the serial port
15:06.59chouimat|coffeemorning
15:08.07fishheadhi
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15:16.13sjhillspeaking of coffee, i should go get a cup of tea
15:17.15sorphinsjhill: brit wannabe
15:17.42jnorkHah.
15:17.59sjhillwhere's a good mace when you need one
15:19.17jnorks/finishes/finished
15:20.10jnorkTo sjhill.
15:22.27fishheadTo canucks
15:22.30sjhillwhere did this purple spandex sports bra come from?
15:22.36jnorkThe Purple Spandex Sports Bra! http://blanche.nonken.net/images/PurpleSpandexSportsBra.jpg
15:22.40sorphinfishhead: don't start
15:22.55fishheadoh bite me
15:23.00sorphinfishhead: or i'll kick you faster than you can say, ow.. my webpal
15:23.08GPSFansorphin: well, mine reads 0Watts, 0Va, 0A, and 1.00pf when not hooked up, also .2% of full scale is 4watts.
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15:23.25jnorkMy wife made up that popup, and eventually I bought her a real one. :)
15:23.48GPSFansorphin: inside it looks like there were lots of build options for other models.
15:24.11sorphinGPSFan: went to their website, only saw all kinds of other gadgets, but no other watt meters
15:25.00fishheadbitch
15:25.01fishhead:P
15:25.19jnork...
15:25.45sorphinfishhead: have you ever wondered why no one's gonna help you?
15:25.53fishheadI was teasing, sheesh
15:26.36GPSFansorphin: yeah, I see that too, I remember that when I first got it that they had more, or there is another web site somewhere for the "real" manufacturer.
15:26.50sorphinfishhead: you don't know me even remotely well enough to do that.
15:27.11sorphinGPSFan: meaning the one who's name is on hte board?
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15:27.32fishheadfine, be anal about it
15:27.39fishheadi'll talk to other people then
15:27.39fishheadsheesh
15:27.47GPSFansorphin: probably, you know these chineese re-market all over the place.
15:27.56prpplagueibot: seen andersee
15:27.58andersee <~andersee@codepoet.org> was last seen on IRC in channel #uclibc, 10h 12m 17s ago, saying: 'Lethal: cool indeed'.
15:28.32sorphinprpplague: mornin davey
15:28.45prpplaguemorning
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15:46.53chouimat|coffeehttp://www.userfriendly.org/
15:47.07chouimat|coffeehi sorphin  marklwrk  prpplague
15:49.39sorphinchouimat|coffee: morning
15:49.46sorphinmarklwrk: mornin
15:51.43chouimat|coffeehmmm /me wonders if he try 2.6.0 today or wait a little
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15:54.05sorphinchouimat|coffee: wait
15:54.05sorphinpattieja: mornin
15:54.13pattiejamorning sorphin
15:55.19sjhillchouimat|coffee: i've been running 2.6 for a couple of months on production boxes and i have not been disappointed
15:55.46sorphinsjhill: the whole ide-scsi bit is a bit stupid
15:55.58sjhill?
15:56.02chouimat|coffeesjhill: the only thing I wasn't able to run correctly while testing 2.6.0-test11 was vmware and teambuilder
15:56.13sjhillah, i haven't tried vmware yet
15:56.18sjhillwhat happened with that?
15:57.00chouimat|coffeesjhill: any-any45 simply stop working after test9 ... and if teambuilder is in the $PATH, configure wasn't able to find ld
15:57.13sorphinheh
15:58.20prpplagueanyone got experience using the user/login features of bb-1.0?
15:58.41sorphinheh, paypal put a pic up for the holidays of all their staff
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15:59.49sorphinprpplague: nope
15:59.56sorphinsieve: morning mr seperation
16:00.17prpplaguesorphin: hmm
16:00.45sjhillchouimat|coffee: what's 'any-any45'?
16:01.00chouimat|coffeesjhill: vmware driver for 2.5+
16:01.20sjhillk
16:01.51marklwrkwhats up
16:03.01sievehey sorphin.  How are things?
16:03.38prpplaguesjhill: hey, you using the user/login features on bb-1.0?
16:03.50sjhillprpplague: nope, sorry dude
16:04.10prpplaguesjhill: hmm
16:04.23prpplaguecan't seem to get a root user up and running
16:04.50sjhilldid you set /etc/securetty, not to insult your intelligence
16:05.00prpplaguesjhill: yea
16:05.05sjhillhmm
16:05.08prpplaguesjhill: no offense taken
16:05.17prpplaguesjhill: :D
16:05.17sjhillusing devfs?
16:05.18sjhillor pts?
16:05.24prpplaguesjhill: naw, standard /dev
16:05.45sjhilljust logging in over the serial console?
16:05.48prpplaguesjhill: yea
16:05.51sjhilldoes it give you a login prompt?
16:05.56prpplaguesjhill: yep
16:06.14prpplaguesjhill: just doesn't seem to recognize the root
16:06.32prpplaguesjhill: probably just need to hack a little
16:06.43sjhillwhat's your password file look like for root
16:06.47sjhilljust the line for root
16:06.57prpplaguesjhill: yep
16:07.12sjhilldoes busybox have options for md5 or shadow password or what does it assume?
16:08.04sjhillroot::0:0:root:/home/root:/bin/bash
16:08.09sjhillis that what you have?
16:08.28prpplaguesjhill: nm, just found it,
16:08.40sjhill?
16:08.56prpplaguesjhill: my previous buildroot was using tinylogin and some how i go some symlinks incorrect
16:09.06sjhillwhoops
16:09.09prpplaguesjhill: yea, lol
16:09.32prpplaguesjhill: thanks for the nudge, if i hadn't checked for the proper md5 i'd have not seen it
16:12.21sjhillcol
16:12.25sjhillcool even
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16:20.11chouimat|coffeehi TimRiker
16:22.26prpplagueTimRiker: hey hey mr.ti
16:27.23kergothmorning
16:27.35prpplaguekergoth: morning
16:27.55sievemorning kergoth
16:28.12prpplaguekergoth: have you started to go insane when you here the letters T and S touch yet?
16:28.22prpplagues/touch/together
16:28.34kergothhehe. nah
16:28.41chouimat|coffeehi kergoth
16:35.32fishheadtime for new BUTTAFUOCO jokes, joey's just been arrested for insurance scamming
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16:40.26chouimat|coffeeshit!!! not another snow storm!!!!
16:40.52fishheadheh
16:40.59fishheadyeah we are going to get snow canucked here also
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16:41.42chouimat|coffeefishhead: do you get any pleasure by being so irritating?
16:43.50sorphinfishhead: one more canuck
16:45.45fishheadsorphin were you born with something stuck in your ass ?
16:47.02sorphinfishhead: no, but what you may think is 'appropriate' in other channels doesn't swing here
16:48.33prpplaguefishhead: lol, i've wondered that before too
16:48.44prpplaguefishhead: what are you "irritating" sorphin about?
16:48.57fishheadpprpp either that or his boyfriend uses his teeth too much
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16:49.26chouimat|coffeesorphin: hehe
16:49.28sorphinoh goodie, an autojoiner
16:49.36prpplaguefishhead: lol
16:50.54sorphinfishhead: prp: i'm not the only one here he 'irritates'
16:50.57sorphingrr
16:51.00sorphinprpplague: i'm not the only one here he 'irritates'
16:51.19sorphinman i'm glad i'm outta here in an hour and 8 mins
16:51.31prpplaguesorphin: lol
16:51.40prpplaguesorphin: whats he irritating you about?
16:51.42chouimat|coffeesorphin: wow
17:41.22jnorkThis is standard behaviour for gaming channels... but I've noticed this isn't a gaming channel.
17:42.43sorphinjnork: ;)
17:48.53jnorkHe'd fit right in at irc.enterthegame.com #wfa. In fact, he wouldn't be considered particularly abusive there.
17:50.11jnorkHe especially should stop in at the #qc clan channel and start spouting off about Canadians. :)
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17:52.58prpplagueargh bb-1.00 has the same annoying problems as tinylogin :(
17:59.06prpplagueimho the login utils have tooooooo many places where /dev is hardcoded
18:39.42TimRikeranyone use loadkeys or similar to adjust the kernel key mappings? I'm looking for a "sticky" key like the zaurus keyboard.
18:40.13TimRikerie: press the "alternate" and then a "c" generates a meta-c event or similar.
18:40.37TimRikerI'd like to be able to set that up in the kernel and NOT in the gui (Qt/E in this case)
18:40.49TimRikerso that it happens at the console etc.
18:40.49kergothTimRiker: yeah, hold on a sec, ill give you the syntax
18:41.07TimRikerkergoth: diamond should be a "meta" key lock imho
18:41.16TimRikerwell, a meta key sticky.
18:41.31TimRikerso diamond, h  would show a meta-h key event.
18:42.11TimRikerno matter if diamond on the device or diamond on the keyboard (windows key) is pressed.
18:42.33TimRikerkernel should register a shift state that can be quieried.
18:42.41kergothexample:         keycode 100 = SAlt
18:42.49kergothbinds to a sticky alt modif
18:43.05TimRikergot a sticky meta?
18:44.59kergothhmm, doesnt look like it.  
18:44.59kergoth~/coding/projects/user/oe-metadata/packages/tmp/base/console-tools-0.3.2-r0/console-tools-0.3.2$ loadkeys
18:45.04kergothkeycode 127 = SMeta
18:45.07kergothunknown keysym `SMeta'
18:46.35kergothyeah, doublechecked the console-tools sources. theres sticky Control, Shift, Alt, AltGr, and of course the left & right specific shift/control
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18:48.26TimRikerAltGr... hmmm.
18:49.20TimRikerfuture units would likely use non-us keyboards and expect AltGr to work as expected.
18:49.24kergothyep
18:49.34TimRikerso I would not want to overload that one.
18:49.34kergoththis is why i wish we had per-inputdevice keymaps
18:49.36kergoth:)
18:49.48TimRikerthere is a Meta key, yes? just not a sticky version?
18:49.56kergothyep
18:50.07TimRikerwhat does the zaurus do? Qt hacks, instead of kernel handling, yes?
18:50.38kergothdefault, yeah. Z specific qte handler
18:50.48kergothfor my 2.4.21 tree i use a qte keyboard handler that obeys the kernel keymap
18:51.08TimRikersweet. we need that.
18:51.12kergothcourse i probably broke irda keyboards, due to the way i mapped the modifs :)
18:51.13kergothhehe
18:51.31TimRikerdoes the virtual keyboard send kernel events?
18:51.47kergothnope, uses qte's interfaces, so thatll work fine regardless
18:51.56TimRikerie: is the shift key state the same in the kernel as it is on the virtual keyboards?
18:52.49TimRikershould be able to press shift on the virtual and 'a' on the keyboard and get an A. ditto for the reverse.
18:52.57kergothi doubt it.  shift state is passed up with the key's keysym and unicode value through the qte layers. theres no interactions between them
18:53.11TimRikeralso ditto for over a VNC connection in the ideal world.
18:53.27kergoth"someone" would have to figure out how to get them all using a shared 'modifier states' resource
18:53.28kergothin qte
18:53.32TimRikerno.
18:53.34TimRikerin the kernel.
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18:53.53kergothuh, theres no virtual keyboards outside of qte
18:54.02TimRikerthere is in vnc
18:54.06kergothoh, true
18:54.10TimRikeror in X
18:54.51TimRikerthe kernel input layer should know the "correct" shift states in all cases.
18:55.08kergothwell, we know the current modifier state.  we read the kernel's keymap, which maps in the modifiers, then we keep a static var to hold qte's knowledge of that state
18:55.37kergothbut yeah, hmm
18:55.41TimRikerok, and how do we update the kernel when we press shift on the virtual keyboard?
18:55.57kergoththis qte patch opens the keyboard in mediumraw state, which means we're teh ones handling the keymap switch when encountering a modifier
18:56.21kergothsince the kernel isnt the one doing the modif switch for qte, it isnt really handling the shiftstate
18:56.27TimRikermeaning the kernel stops tracking shift states?
18:56.30kergoths/modif switch/map switch/
18:56.46kergothwell it tracks them, but we open th e keyboard below that layer with qte
18:56.51kergothso the fact that it tracks them doesnt affect us
18:56.57TimRikerlet's fix that then. ;-)
18:57.00kergothwe track them as well,
18:57.04kergoththat cant be fixed
18:57.08kergothqte needs to get both up & down events
18:57.15kergothwhich means it has to open it in at least mediumraw, if not raw mode
18:57.17TimRikertracking the same data point in two places is a Bad Thing.
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18:58.10kergothif qte didnt need to know both up & down, you could just open it normally and let the kernel do the mapping for us
18:58.26kergothwhich would be optimal
18:58.47TimRikerwell, qt games (at least) will want to know up and downs.
18:59.10kergothtrue.
18:59.21kergothhmm
18:59.25TimRiker~dict strafing
18:59.31TimRiker~spell strafing
18:59.33'strafing' may be spelled correctly
19:00.57TimRikerin my warped world, I should be able to run Qt/E with a virtual keyboard and X with a virtual keyboard and use the touch screen to switch between them.
19:00.58kergothmy qte keyboard handler doesnt use the Console_* keycodes for anything
19:01.13kergothsince i didnt feel like teachign qte to switch vts at the moment
19:01.15kergothwouldnt be hard to add though
19:01.34TimRikerif the kernel processed things, then it would see those events and do the Right Thing.
19:01.52kergothyep
19:02.57RussVladimir "I don't care if my patches screw up all the formatting in busybox because I like my editor" Oleynik
19:04.02TimRikerRuss: That was too understandable. more like "Care not if patches do poor format. I use my best editor"
19:05.57RussI dunno, he made a lot of patches to udhcp that I disagree with, and one bit of it thet only served his own asthetics, but broke saved leases
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19:15.21TimRikerRuss: I didn't say I liked all of it... that's the job of a maintainer to reject the bad ones (/me pokes andersee)
19:15.38anderseeTimRiker: ouck
19:15.45anderseeTimRiker: ouch even
19:16.15RussI can't beleive I just wrote the code "if (zero < 0)"
19:16.25anderseesadly, I was so busy during a goodly chunk of the last year I was letting others do the primary review on most patches
19:16.33TimRikerour zeroconf stuff is working. patches aren't planned till we do more testing, but I can get em out if anyone is interested.
19:16.58anderseethat is certainly haunting me now
19:16.59TimRikerif (Russ < awake) ...
19:20.56RussTimRiker: well, the line before is "zero = open(_PATH_DEVNULL, O_RDWR);"
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19:35.57prpplagueandersee: ping
19:36.22prpplagueandersee: got a bb-1.00-pre4 issue
19:38.14anderseeprpplague: pong
19:38.19anderseeprpplague: mount doesn't work?
19:38.31prpplagueandersee: naw, getty/login
19:38.49anderseeprpplague: /bin/busybox setuid root?
19:38.55prpplagueandersee: i've had this problem in the past with tinylogin, but i thought i had gotten fixed
19:39.19prpplagueandersee: my /dev/tty1 is a symlink to /tmp/tty1
19:39.32kergothoh, i remember that issue
19:39.37prpplagueandersee: gives me /dev/unknown
19:39.50anderseeprpplague: perhaps that fix never made it into busybox
19:39.59anderseeprpplague: works with standalone tinylogin?
19:40.07prpplagueandersee: yah
19:41.09anderseeI recall adding a fix for that into tinylogin.  Very likely it never made it back into the busybox source, or was later broken there.
19:41.36prpplaguealrighty, i've got a temporary hack for testing
19:41.43prpplaguebut i thought i'd make you aware of it
19:42.47kergothandersee: dunno if you're aware, but bind mounts appear to be borked in 1.00-pre4
19:42.47anderseeprpplague: you may want to dig through the tinylogin cvs and look for what was done there
19:42.51prpplagueandersee: will do
19:42.52prpplagueandersee: thanks
19:43.14anderseekergoth: in stock -pre4, all mounts that do not explicitly specify fs type are busted
19:43.22kergothah
19:43.41prpplagueandersee: not that my coding skills up to par, but if i get something together i'll forward it to you
19:44.07anderseekergoth: http://www.busybox.net/cgi-bin/cvsweb/busybox/util-linux/mount.c?r1=1.114&r2=1.115
19:44.30anderseekergoth: a very stupid logic bug
19:44.33anderseemy fault
19:44.44kergothandersee: ah, k. thanks.
19:44.47prpplagueandersee: oh, and one question why did the -m syntax change? between .60 and 1.0 ?
19:45.08anderseeI would've posted -pre5 but I want to fixup the remaining 2.6.x module loading issues first
19:45.08prpplagueandersee: it used to accept xrw type args
19:45.25anderseeprpplague: -m?
19:45.33anderseeprpplague: which applet?
19:45.45prpplagueandersee: sorry, three people at my desk
19:45.49prpplagueandersee: the mknod
19:46.45prpplagueandersee: i mean it works with the new syntax, just had to change some scripts
19:47.08anderseeprpplague: mainly for SuSv3 compliance
19:47.40anderseeprpplague: http://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/007904975/functions/mknod.html
19:47.41prpplagueandersee: ok, i'm gonna show my ignorance, SuSv3?
19:47.50prpplagueandersee: oh
19:48.00anderseeSingle Unix Spec, version 3 (aka POSIX)
19:48.20prpplagueandersee: ahh, just never heard it referenced like that
19:48.22anderseealso
19:48.30anderseeper the mknod manpage
19:48.31andersee<PROTECTED>
19:48.31andersee<PROTECTED>
19:48.44prpplaguegotcha
19:49.16anderseeso the old behavior made sense, but was technically incorrect
19:50.04prpplagueandersee: thanks for the info
19:50.07prpplaguebrb
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22:10.51fishheadoh too bad sorphin
22:10.54fishheadmust be bad karma
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22:46.11Russhow long do you think it will take him to get it working again?
22:48.02fishheaddo you want me to say how long I hope ?
22:56.28Russya
22:56.31Russwe'll make bets
22:56.40Russwhen will sorphin rejoin
23:01.47fishheadhopefully not for months
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23:50.05chouimathey sorphin
23:50.48sorphinlo
23:51.13sorphinwell, turns out i go to bring the network back up, and the box i'm ircing from's PSU fan started grinding :P so had to replace that
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