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01:16.51f1shheadany m68k hackers here ?
01:16.55f1shheadOMG
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03:19.43file[laptop]prpplague: you! you're alive
03:20.20MonMothakinda sotra
03:20.45file[laptop]MonMotha: poke
03:20.53MonMothapeek
03:21.10file[laptop]waddup
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03:22.54MonMothah
03:22.55MonMothaa
03:23.06file[laptop]ooh
03:23.28file[laptop]ah
03:23.28file[laptop]eek
03:25.36f1shheadmon
03:25.44f1shheadhave you done m68k serial bootstrap
03:26.00f1shheadanyone know of the jornada 548 has linux support
03:26.50prpplaguefile[laptop]: what?
03:26.54prpplaguefile[laptop]: what do you want?
03:27.05file[laptop]prpplague: I'm psychic and knew you were there
03:27.10prpplaguei see
03:27.33prpplaguefile[laptop]: hehe, you watching the elinux.org page or something?
03:27.43file[laptop]Mythbusters actually
03:28.01file[laptop]...but uh maybe
03:28.12prpplaguefile[laptop]: how did you know i was at my terminal?
03:28.27file[laptop]a little birdie told me
03:28.47prpplaguefile[laptop]: and ????
03:28.52file[laptop]yeah I looked at elinux :p
03:29.00prpplagueahh
03:29.01file[laptop]wanted to check up on 'da zipit
03:30.22prpplagueahh
03:30.29file[laptop]unfortunately no update ;(
03:32.18file[laptop]it has the potential to do what I want... which deals with VoIP
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04:37.16sorphinheh
04:40.36file[laptop]eek
04:41.54file[laptop]hehe
04:42.01file[laptop]I have no DIDs...
04:42.03file[laptop]nada
04:42.13sorphinfile[laptop]: slacker
04:42.20file[laptop]hehe
04:47.00sorphinfile[laptop]: whats new mr file?
04:49.26chouimathi file[laptop] sorphin
04:50.10chouimat|Zzzznight
05:44.57prpplagueok well, the mapping of the external connector for the juice box is now up on the wiki, for those who care
05:45.29T0mWsorry, I don't
05:45.30T0mWheh
05:45.38T0mWgood morning
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06:18.56sorphinprpplague: only care about the pixter
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07:33.23cdmevening.
07:35.22T0mWmorning
07:35.54T0mWcdm: although I am in Pennsylvania, I seem to be running on Tokoyo time lately.
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15:03.00prpplagueho ho ho
15:03.03sorphinand there's the lackey himself
15:03.37sorphin~lart monday
15:04.00sjhillindeed
15:07.18prpplaguesjhill: morning crack baby
15:07.26prpplaguesjhill: hack anything good lately?
15:09.07sjhilli was making some progress on irix binary emulation and then hit a wall
15:09.16prpplagueahh
15:09.29sjhilltrying to decode failed sgi syscalls mixed with linux ones...is...interesting
15:14.40prpplaguelovely
15:16.15prpplagueinteresting thing though, the juicebox external connector doesn't contain any address lines
15:16.25prpplagueT0mW: hey how goes it?
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15:17.46sorphinand there's mr AMD
15:18.02sorphinall .13 micron of him
15:18.29chouimathttp://www.trolltech.com/newsroom/announcements/00000192.html
15:19.33chouimatprpplague: we know
15:23.39CosmicPenguinmorning folks
15:24.12CosmicPenguinGreat - more damn cross platform code that doesn't work a damn
15:24.18CosmicPenguinI'm so excited!
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15:31.33chouimatlook interesting http://www.sipfoundry.org/sipX/index.html
15:33.26sorphinCosmicPenguin: riiiiight
15:36.44CosmicPenguinsorphin: I thought you out of anybody could detect sarcasm
15:41.56sorphinCosmicPenguin: on a monday morning? i'm lucky to detect my eyelids
15:43.20CosmicPenguinyeah, good call
15:45.18sorphinCosmicPenguin: "No Clue Found."
15:45.35sorphin"Please apply ClueBat(tm) and try again."
15:47.08CosmicPenguinThey're partially clueful, because they locked out the BIOS on my new laptop
15:49.01sorphinheh
15:49.12sorphinCosmicPenguin: they probably had your bios guys show them how ;)
15:49.59CosmicPenguinheh - nah
15:50.04CosmicPenguinthese guys are pretty sharp
15:50.18CosmicPenguinAnd they didn't do a broadcast on their essid, so I guess they pass the clue test
15:50.27CosmicPenguinBut now I have to go beg borrow and steal support for a Linux distribution
15:51.33sorphinheh
15:51.49sorphinwouldn't happen here
15:51.59CosmicPenguinAnd the #$*#$ ACPI on this box doesn't work
15:52.05CosmicPenguinit sleeps just fine, just doesn't wake up
15:52.19prpplagueargh, what to do for a bootloader
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15:56.44prpplagueandersee: re
15:56.50anderseeprpplague: morning
15:57.05prpplagueandersee: hey what is your prefered bootloader for arm devices?
15:57.49sorphinprpplague: what's wrong w/ the norm?
15:57.54anderseeprpplague: I tend to use blob when I can
15:58.10sorphin(norm meaning blob)
15:58.44sorphinandersee: moin mr andersen
15:59.13CosmicPenguinsorphin: ACPI is my life these days
15:59.16prpplaguesorphin: blob's build environment has gotten unstable/unuable imho
15:59.24prpplagueususable
15:59.41CosmicPenguinprpplague: can you revert back to a better version like we all used way back when, and then backport the critical fixes?
16:00.14prpplagueCosmicPenguin: kinda what i was thinking if i have the time
16:00.57CosmicPenguinprpplague: yeah, I know it will be more of a pita
16:02.09prpplagueCosmicPenguin: 1.0.6 is the last version i used that was pretty stable and easy to use
16:03.32CosmicPenguinprpplague: whats the version now?
16:04.15CosmicPenguinargh - framebuffer explosion off the port side captain!
16:04.28sorphinCosmicPenguin: maybe it was me, but the version i had w/ the tux, etc seemed stable
16:05.00CosmicPenguinI agree - that was a very usable little bootloader
16:05.09CosmicPenguinThough I've been a long time fan of the features of the Ipaq bootloaders too
16:08.57prpplaguesorphin: iirc that was the 1.0.8 version, let me double check
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16:09.25sorphin2.0.5-pre3
16:09.44sorphinThis is blob-2.0.5-pre3 is in my buildroot-tux
16:09.54sorphinhaxored by Tom Walsh
16:10.19prpplaguesorphin: yea, the 2.0 series is a beoych, imho
16:11.02prpplaguethats the key as long as you can get it to work, it works
16:11.10prpplaguebut i have to consider several factors
16:11.18prpplague1) needs to be easily modified
16:11.25prpplague2) needs to be maintainable
16:11.35prpplague3) needs to build properly on rhat
16:11.48sorphinRH
16:11.59prpplagueand currently the 2.0 series doesn't meet any of those
16:13.10prpplaguesorphin: yea, well, thats what the biz ppl like
16:13.10sorphinand yes, i've used RH, so i'm not just idly knocking it
16:13.19prpplaguesorphin: hard to convince them to use debian
16:13.21sorphinprpplague: not here
16:13.22prpplaguesorphin: very hard
16:13.26sorphinprpplague: here they use SuSe
16:13.41prpplaguesorphin: suse wouldn't be too bad
16:13.49sorphinprpplague: better than RH
16:14.22prpplaguesorphin: agreed, but still, rhat has its own marketing agenda
16:14.23sorphinand since it's novell owned now, most of the corp drones know who novell is
16:14.43sorphinprpplague: to be the M$ of the linux world
16:14.50prpplaguesorphin: but even if we used another dist, i still have the other two issues
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16:15.52sorphinprpplague: well, it's still ARM, shouldn't be that hard to get it under whatver ARM you're breaking atm
16:17.23CosmicPenguingrr.... kgdb has not been reliable lately
16:17.59prpplaguesorphin: ??
16:18.15sorphinprpplague: you're using it on an ARM device, right?
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16:22.46prpplaguesorphin: yes, however i did not understand what you said
16:24.54anderseesorphin: morning
16:25.49sorphinprpplague: well, any tweaks to whatever arm you're using shouldn't be that bad, or are you wanting major changes elsewhere?
16:26.24prpplaguesorphin: need to add several items
16:26.41prpplaguesorphin: support for loading the kernel and ramdisk from both a usb device and from a mmc card
16:26.54sorphinah
16:26.57prpplaguesorphin: plus it needs to be as small as possible
16:27.35prpplaguesorphin: i think i'll probably do what CosmicPenguin suggested and go back to the 1.0.8 version
16:27.52prpplaguesorphin: and basically strip out all the sa-11xx specific stuff
16:28.24sjhillanyone have a nice usb host controller chip they would recommend for an embedded project?
16:29.06CosmicPenguinThats a good question - stuff like that should be on the #elinux twiki
16:29.18CosmicPenguinall our stuff has integrated USB, so we don't use anything third party
16:29.28prpplaguesjhill: we've been looking for one, but nothing as a stand alone chip has showed up on the radar
16:29.52prpplaguesjhill: CosmicPenguin has the same situation that most others have
16:30.02CosmicPenguinI see USB chips sometimes in the embedded hardware magazines
16:30.10prpplaguesjhill: seems like alcor had one
16:30.17CosmicPenguinBut I'm not too sure of the validity of those
16:31.21sorphin, dont' see why it wouldn't work for embedded
16:31.47CosmicPenguinI don't think he's looking for a PCI solution though - is he?
16:31.55CosmicPenguinBecause I know that NEC has a pretty nice PCI card
16:32.19sorphinCosmicPenguin: nono
16:32.25sorphinCosmicPenguin: i meant the chip ON the card
16:32.40sorphinit may be able to do more than PCI
16:32.56sorphintho
16:34.49sjhillCosmicPenguin: pci might be okay
16:35.11sjhillAlcor Micro like prpplague mentioned looks like a good fit
16:41.34prpplaguesjhill: which chip are you considering?
16:41.53chouimat|lunchanyone watched american dad yesterday?
16:42.21sorphinnope
16:44.11CosmicPenguinI tivoed it
16:44.30chouimat|lunchCosmicPenguin: it's funny
16:46.01chouimat|lunchsorphin: found the torrent
16:46.25CosmicPenguinchouimat|lunch: it looked to me to be exactly like the Joe charater from Family Guy
16:46.37CosmicPenguinSo we'll see....
16:46.51chouimat|lunchCosmicPenguin: it's by the same guys so ...
16:47.16CosmicPenguinyeah, but Futurama was very different then the Simpsons
16:47.51chouimat|lunchCosmicPenguin: yeah
16:52.41sorphinchouimat: that's nice..
16:55.52sjhillprpplague: looks like Alcor is nice and compact
16:56.22sjhillmy God, i have a MSEE and i've been doing software so long that i forget a lot of circuits
16:56.33sjhillthis is going to be a challenge
16:56.54CosmicPenguinsjhill: you shouldn't be ashamed for seing the light and abandoning the dark side
16:57.08sjhillCosmicPenguin: are you my father?
16:58.08CosmicPenguinI'm more the Obi-Wan of  software - luring hardware clones away from land of strange symbols and circuit diagrams
16:59.07sjhillheh
17:06.59prpplague~lart lineo staff for not using the diff command properly
17:07.36sorphinsjhill: you're an MSEE? i don't buy it
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17:12.48sjhillsorphin: my paycheck says differently :)
17:15.37prpplaguewhat kind of moron makes a patch that includes diffs against the generated configure script?
17:16.36sorphinsjhill: well, i'm a BSEE and guess what, my paycheck says nothing about my defree
17:16.50sorphindegree
17:18.13sjhillmaybe you need to retake spelling :)
17:19.06sorphinsjhill: heh
17:20.52prpplaguelooks like when lineo did this patch, they did it against to built trees of blob, which means that it has diffs for everything including makefiles that are build during the config process
17:21.20sorphinthat should be easily strippable
17:21.33prpplague`ls`: how come you let these guys post such terrible patches?
17:22.09CosmicPenguinThat was funny the first time you did it
17:23.22CosmicPenguinThats ok, I go into re-runs sometimes too
17:26.33prpplagueargh, this patch is @#%@#$%@
17:27.31prpplagueinstead of diffing against the Makefile.in it looks like they are doing a whole scale replacement of the Makefile.in
17:29.17CosmicPenguinHeh - and the Makefile.in is generated by automake?
17:29.55kergothCosmicPenguin: heh, cute, someone wrote emacs hooks for quilt.  it automatically makes the buffer read only if the file hasnt been added to quilt, so you dont inadvertantly make changes without tracking them :)
17:30.04kergothCosmicPenguin: i'd like to see something like that for vim
17:30.25CosmicPenguinohhh..... that would be useful
17:30.30sorphinheh
17:30.58CosmicPenguinIt would also be nice if we could make perforce aware of quilt or vice versa
17:31.13CosmicPenguinI'm really struggling with the best way to put a quilt controlled tree into RCS
17:31.26kergothi always had that problemw ith patcher too
17:31.49kergothcomes down to the dichotomy of development models.  patch driven vs incremental checkin
17:32.02kergothsome sort of scm <-> patcher or quilt integration could do wonders
17:32.04kergothheh
17:32.11CosmicPenguinindeed
17:32.27kergothbasically you need to insert a piece of metadata in each delta in the scm tool
17:32.31kergothto flag what patch it belogns to
17:32.37kergothadd some more intelligence to the tool to make use ofi t
17:33.26kergoththat one scm, the one written in haskell, looks interesting
17:33.35kergothi like the way its designed, the ideas behind it
17:34.34CosmicPenguinandersee: quilt works really, really well
17:34.41kergoth/usr/share/quilt/add:116:chmod u+w $SUBDIR$file
17:34.43kergothick
17:34.55kergothif i was using quilt with bk, it could easily fuck up bk by doing that
17:34.58anderseeCosmicPenguin: suppose I should try it some time
17:35.03CosmicPenguinit would mess up P4 too
17:35.21kergothshould teach it to check files out, editable, from the different systems
17:35.30kergothlike make does to get them for builds
17:35.37CosmicPenguinpatch itself understands perforce
17:36.01kergothit knows bk as well (or at least sccs, which behaves the same in this regard)
17:36.11CosmicPenguinright - RCS, ClearCase, P4 and SCCS
17:36.45CosmicPenguinWhich is sort of a pain in the ass really, because it tries to use the RCS if the file being patched is read-only
17:37.16CosmicPenguinSo a handful of packages in OE break my build - there is a flag I can set to modify that behavior though, I think
17:37.38kergothah right, defiantely would be good to be able to disable it
17:38.14prpplagueargh, what to do, what to do
17:38.41pb_g'day prpplague
17:38.55CosmicPenguinprpplague: was the tuxscreen blob the lineofied one?
17:39.12sorphinpb_: wotcher pb_
17:39.50pb_hi sorphin
17:50.30prpplaguepb_: howdy
17:50.37prpplagueCosmicPenguin: don't know
17:50.50prpplaguepb_: whats cookin in histon today?
17:53.54hardwirehi
17:55.12pb_prpplague: trying to debug a network performance problem
17:55.13CosmicPenguinSteup 1 is to kconfigize Microwindows - i'm sick and tired of its broken-ass build system
17:55.13pb_our wifi is running like the proverbial blocked drain.
17:55.17pb_looks like part of the problem might be that my esteemed colleagues have set up four different APs on the same channel.
17:56.00prpplaguelovely
17:56.54CosmicPenguinheh
17:57.01CosmicPenguinThat'll do it
18:02.50prpplagueoh lovely, it gets better
18:03.07hardwirehttp://www.linuxdevices.com/products/PD2358115396.html
18:03.10prpplaguethese patches were created against a cvs version, not even a released version
18:03.12hardwireanybody had the chance to play with this booger?
18:03.34CosmicPenguinWhats the cost?
18:03.40prpplagueintynsic sucks
18:04.00prpplagueiirc its in the $1800 range
18:04.57CosmicPenguinholy crap
18:05.08CosmicPenguinThats bad even for a one-off
18:06.15prpplagueand their docs suck, they want you to pay for support
18:13.38hardwireerr
18:13.46hardwire$900 for the cerfcube
18:13.48hardwireoh well
18:14.15hardwireI just want to make a radiotelephone VoIP trunk.
18:14.16hardwiredamnit
18:18.26prpplaguehardwire: what are the specs you need?
18:21.25hardwireI think I am just going to get the devkit for the SNOM boards
18:21.39hardwirehowever.
18:21.45hardwireI know my solution now
18:22.16hardwireorigionally I was going to make a 19" rackmount PS2000 (StandardHorizon VHF radio) mod
18:22.26hardwirethat used its RAM+ handheld ports to program the radio
18:22.32hardwireand it had the mic in the handheld
18:22.56hardwireand then use a hacked snom that did voice-detection of some sort to throw the PTT so it transmits
18:23.06hardwirehowever.. I think that has changed just as a few seconds ago.
18:23.21hardwirehttp://store.yahoo.com/boating-electronics/raray230vhfw.html
18:23.31hardwireI can just hoiok that up to an FXS
18:23.35hardwireand be done with it
18:23.45hardwirefor a hell of a lot less than I can make it for
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18:29.33sorphinTimRiker: and there's the culprit
18:29.59CosmicPenguinheh
18:30.15CosmicPenguinThe governor has offically declared this Lineo bashing day... :)
18:31.25prpplague~lart TimRiker for letting lineo release crappy patches
18:31.33sorphinouch
18:33.54CosmicPenguinWhoever is the evil one, it wasn't tim
18:34.18CosmicPenguinHe was just the poor guy left holding the bag when everyone else bailed on him
18:34.55CosmicPenguinThis is life in Utah County - its like Melrose Place, only with less sex
18:35.01CosmicPenguin:)
18:35.28sorphinCosmicPenguin: less? don't you mean none?
18:36.00CosmicPenguinheh
18:36.16CosmicPenguinWell....
18:36.54CosmicPenguinWe should probably drop it... I'll just say that BYU sucks! and end it at that.. :)
18:37.01sorphin;)
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18:42.27cdmmorning.
18:44.35sorphincdm: i reserved a mini at the local apple store
18:45.21CosmicPenguinspeaking of Lineo
18:45.29CosmicPenguinTimRiker: what role does Tim Bird have in the whole CELF world?
18:50.25cdmsorphin, sweeeet
18:51.19sorphincdm: ordering the base model, gonna do the extra ram, airport extreme, etc myself
18:51.34cdmcan you do the AE yourself?
18:51.42cdmdoesn't it need a special cable?
18:52.36sorphincdm: well, i'll find out when i get the mini before i buy an extreme card
18:52.58cdmwhich one? :)
18:53.09cdmosnews.com?
18:53.33sorphincdm: ya
18:54.42sorphincdm: and i am gonna do the lil resistor change to bump up to 1.42ghz
18:55.05cdmsorphin, sweet.
18:56.17cdmdo they have an ETA for you?
18:56.24sorphincdm: on thing i do question on apple's part is why not default to 512M since that seems to be the best minimum for OS X w/ all the reviews i've read
18:56.37sorphinunless you want lots of swapping and dog slow
18:56.50cdmdunno
18:57.18sorphincdm: he said maybe a week to 1.5 weeks? they're filling them as they get em, i'm on a local waiting list, but a guy here told me all the people he knows that ordered them got them before the predicted times, so..
18:57.54sorphincdm: that is definately one small beast tho, when i saw it in person w/ it's white LED :P tiny tiny
19:00.28cdmit's super tiny.
19:02.22sjhill$!#@$ network
19:02.45sorphinsjhill: it's better than any MIPS device i've seen ;)
19:02.46sjhillhey, it worked!
19:03.38sjhillsorphin: hey, the LinkSys stuff works pretty good, thank you very much
19:03.52sorphinsjhill: too bad they didn't actually make it
19:04.18sjhillyeah, but it's still MIPS and Linux :)
19:04.26sorphinlinksys makes things is just like memorex, cept memorex actually has higher quality standards :P
19:04.38sjhillheh
19:04.39sorphinmeaning they're both just rebranders
19:04.57sorphinsjhill: MIPS SchMIPS
19:05.24sjhill~ibot fishslap sorphin
19:05.26ibotACTION slaps sorphin up side the head with a wet fish.
19:05.45sorphinor is it a 200
19:05.46sorphini forget
19:06.22hardwireI am crazy.. right?
19:06.24sorphincdm: just in time for my federal refund
19:06.33sorphinhardwire: you're in here, aren't you? ;)
19:06.49hardwireyessir
19:07.16sjhilll8r
19:07.27sorphinhardwire: fyi, file is the VoIP monkey around here
19:07.36hardwireI know file
19:07.40sorphinah
19:07.41hardwirewe hang in another few channels
19:07.44hardwireincluding #asterisk
19:07.46sorphinmy sympathies ;)
19:07.57hardwirehe is a happy little gopher isn't he?
19:07.57sorphinj/k
19:08.03sorphinhardwire: something liek that
19:08.18sorphinhardwire: know brian too then
19:08.25hardwirebrian whom
19:08.49sorphinbkw_
19:08.59hardwireI know not the bkw)
19:09.01hardwireerr
19:09.02hardwire_
19:09.39sorphincdm: heh, you're gonna turn 30, ~29 days before me
19:09.47sorphinhardwire: bkw_ is in #sterisk
19:09.52sorphin#asterisk even
19:10.18hardwirehe maybe chewed me out a few times
19:10.26hardwiremy ideas aren't all that popular in there
19:10.30hardwire:)
19:10.59hardwireI had a dream I bought a palm pilot
19:11.27CosmicPenguinfile is a pussycat
19:11.36hardwiremeow
19:11.37CosmicPenguinjust rub him behind his ears and he'll love you forever
19:11.59sorphinCosmicPenguin: or mention voip
19:12.56sorphinheh
19:13.10sorphinthe "VoIP Alliance just announced it's existance today"
19:13.22sorphinfrom at email here at work
19:14.36CosmicPenguinfrom the too little too late department
19:16.05sorphinand from the nice-try department, we have "AMD Releases yet another oddly named processor, aptly named, Cruton, following in their love of naming ____on processors"
19:16.30sorphinapparently it goes well w/ salads too
19:16.52CosmicPenguinYeah, that goes with the Ceasar chipset
19:17.09sorphinCaeser
19:17.18sorphiniirc
19:17.27sorphin~ibot spell Caeser
19:17.29ibotpossible spellings for Caeser: Caesar Causer Coarser Case Casar Casey Cause Cassey Gasser Kaiser Cusser Coarse Creaser Caresser Casie Carder Cars Caws
19:17.44CosmicPenguinI spelled something right for once
19:17.56sorphinyou did?
19:18.47CosmicPenguinOr not
19:18.52CosmicPenguinBut I was closer then you were
19:20.52sorphin"Also noted by AMD, the new Cruton processor, which utilizes the Caesar chipset, utilizes a unique cooling system based from a Garlic Vinaigrette compound"
19:21.29CosmicPenguinI like that
19:21.34sorphin:)
19:21.40CosmicPenguinI'm going to start calling our next gen chipset the Cruton
19:22.06CosmicPenguinWe can call the legacy add on board the Anchovy
19:22.09CosmicPenguinThe possiblities are endless
19:22.34sorphinindeed
19:23.39sorphinCosmicPenguin: now i know what you went through waiting for your house to be done, hell, mine's been done for 32 years, but i still have to wait for closing :P
19:23.55CosmicPenguinheh - yeah, it sucks
19:24.28CosmicPenguinthen you sign 18,000 papers, and you walk in and it hits you - crap, now I have to be responsible
19:25.43sorphin200A SquareD Homeline panel w/ 6 15A, 6 20A, 1 50A and 1 30A for $119 (tho i paid $88 after the $ left from the refund for something else)
19:25.43CosmicPenguinsjhill is gonna feel the same thing when his new process finally spawns
19:25.43sorphintoo bad the 20A's will go to waste
19:25.44sorphinindeed
19:26.00cdmsorphin, did you just read that qnxzone posting?
19:26.10sorphincdm: ?
19:26.12sorphinyeah
19:26.18sorphinand since it was 2004
19:26.26sorphinthat means we're both 30 this year
19:28.59sorphinprpplague: you're still not the oldest tho.. T0mW is
19:29.07sorphinhence why i call him gramps
19:30.07sorphinwell, in his 50s
19:30.37sorphinprpplague: he is in his 50s tho
19:32.20sorphin51 according to Orkut
19:33.25sorphinanyways
19:45.59cdmTim is older then 30 isn't he?
19:46.11cdmby about 4 years.
19:53.04TimRikertbitd is co-chair of the architecture group at celf. http://tree.celinuxforum.org/CelfPubWiki/TimBird
19:56.51cbrake_awayTimRiker: going back to the uboot size discussion -- I wonder if anyone has tried Uboot in thumb mode -- or is this a bad idea?
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20:14.13TimRikercbrake: hmm. the board would boot in arm, so you'd have to switch to thumb and then back again before booting the kernel.
20:14.28TimRikersize for all that would likely offset any savings.
20:20.46cbrakeTimRiker: yeah, that would be messy to put together, and unless it got you accross a block boundary, there would be no benefit.
20:22.37hardwiredoes anybody know if clie is being phased out?
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20:31.19sorphin[g2]: moin
20:31.30[g2]ello
20:33.32sorphin[g2]: hows things ?
20:34.11[g2]ok ? you ?
20:35.25sorphinit's monday, so no motivation, no energy, no nothing
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21:10.26prpplagueargh argh argh
21:10.30prpplaguei can't decide
21:12.35sorphinprpplague: inee meenee minee mo, catch a bootloader... :P
21:13.37prpplagueyep
21:13.49prpplaguesorphin: i'm down to using blob or our custom stuff
21:14.25prpplaguesorphin: and for blob, we have the lineo patches agains the 2.0.5 or takin the 1.0.8 and fixing it up
21:14.38sorphinnod
21:20.19prpplaguesorphin: ok, then which version?>
21:21.46sorphinprpplague: well, that brings us back to what you need to do to it.. you said 2.0.5 won't meet your requirements
21:22.35prpplaguesorphin: well not easily
21:22.50prpplaguesorphin: the quality of the lineo patch is awful
21:23.22sorphinprpplague: well, i guess it boils down which will be the least painful
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21:30.32prpplagueyea, well, all the lh79520 mods will be a pain either way
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21:30.58sorphinyeah
21:31.13sorphinprpplague: well, which will be the lesser of 2 files^H^H^H^H^Hevils
21:31.56prpplaguesorphin: thats just it, the amount of problems is about the same either way
21:32.57sorphinprpplague: then i say flip a coin :P
21:38.00file[laptop]sooo what's up
21:38.12sorphinfile[laptop]: someone was talking about your fav subject earlier
21:38.23file[laptop]oh oh oh
21:38.29file[laptop]who, what, when, where, why?
21:39.49sorphinfile[laptop]: hardware was talking about some VoIP gateway or some thing, forget what and my scrollback don't work normal here..
21:39.52sorphinerm
21:39.56sorphins/hardware/hardwire/
21:39.59file[laptop]ah hardwire yes
21:40.00sorphincan i go home now? :P
21:40.05file[laptop]no, no you can't!
21:40.12sorphini've had enough of this monday! i want out!
21:40.25hardwireits monday?
21:40.32file[laptop]hardwire: yup
21:40.38sorphin~monday
21:40.39ibotsomebody said monday was when everything breaks for no apparent reason, creating so many problems that it takes you until friday to get back to normal. at which point one more thing breaks that takes you the whole weekend to fix
21:40.54sorphinibot: amen brother
21:46.27sorphinfile[laptop]: put in a  reservation for a mac mini yesterday
21:46.50hardwirehi
21:47.48file[laptop]hi
21:53.00T0mW~lart sorphin
21:53.11T0mWsorphin: I heard that
21:59.32prpplaguekergoth: so whats the word?
21:59.38sorphinT0mW: heard what grandpa?
21:59.48sorphinkergoth: ditto
22:01.39CosmicPenguinhmm... I need a terminal server, but I used up all of my budget
22:01.59file[laptop]silly CosmicPenguin and his budget
22:02.03prpplagueCosmicPenguin: thats what netcat is for
22:02.05prpplagueCosmicPenguin: hehe
22:03.08prpplagueno bets there, prpplague always wins over the computer hardware/software, the question is how long will it take
22:03.24sorphinprpplague: we shall see
22:03.35T0mWsorphin: heh
22:03.39file[laptop]a fortnight!
22:05.22T0mWhey, I put those four big speakers, the Kenwood stereo-amp-tuner, Harmon Kardon 5 CD deck out on the curb with a "FREE, we work, take us home" sign on them...
22:05.41T0mWthey lasted a hot 12 minutes before someone snagged 'em
22:05.46file[laptop]lol
22:05.46sorphinheh
22:06.29file[laptop]except insanity
22:06.36T0mWyoung guy about 26..28 years old scarfed 'em up. Good for him too, it was still good stuff, I've got better now.
22:06.37sorphinheh
22:06.59prpplaguei have a pvr250 for sale
22:07.10T0mWprpplague: with IR ?
22:07.32prpplaguehmm, not sure if i can locate the IR module and remote
22:07.45prpplagueguess i need to look this evenign
22:07.54T0mWprpplague: I need the IR module, don't need the remote.
22:08.18T0mWprpplague: I'll give you $75 for it?
22:08.38file[laptop]tired, oh so tired
22:09.06T0mWprpplague: oh, is that one of the linux compatible ones?
22:09.09file[laptop]CosmicPenguin: still doing something VoIP related?
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22:09.41prpplagueT0mW: duh, thats all i use
22:09.55prpplagueT0mW: the pvr250 works great, no idea about the IR
22:10.26T0mWprpplague: well, let me know if you want to sell it, I have one of the Windows Media Center, but I need one with an IR input.
22:10.42prpplagueT0mW: i'll check for the IR parts tonight
22:11.09T0mWprpplague: I might be able to use the IR dongle from the cheap-o BTTV card that I have...
22:11.10prpplagueT0mW: it definetly has the input socket
22:11.24T0mWprpplague: you want paypal?
22:12.00prpplagueT0mW: yea, i guess we can do that
22:12.06prpplagueT0mW: you need anything else?
22:12.29T0mWprpplague: just the card.  Is that the one with the big heatsink on it?
22:12.41T0mWthe 48xxx I think
22:12.48prpplaguei don't recall, but sounds right
22:13.15sorphinheh
22:13.20sorphinmine has no heatsink
22:13.27sorphinthat i recall
22:13.31T0mWwhatever, they work fine.  I have a PVR250 + PVR350 in my current box.  I'd like to free up that PVR350 for another project
22:13.45T0mWsorphin: yeah, I've got both types
22:13.50T0mWheh
22:13.55prpplagueT0mW: hey whats the status of your arm project?
22:13.56sorphinw/ the good chipset
22:14.03T0mW"file explodes"?!!
22:14.10sorphinand the best ntsc encoder
22:14.38T0mWprpplague: still cannot get the fscking customer to give me a definative spec.  dammit
22:14.47prpplagueT0mW: lovely
22:14.55prpplagueT0mW: so no idea which processor you plan to use?
22:15.01T0mW"oh, I want this, maybe, or is this better, this week"
22:15.22T0mWprpplague: it's probably going to be the 79520
22:15.26file[laptop]ooh it's sjhill's birthday on the 15th
22:15.40prpplagueT0mW: hehe
22:15.57prpplagueT0mW: so you'll be in the same boat as i if you do go with the 79520
22:15.58T0mWprpplague: unless I can convince him with this email I'm drafting to drop WinCE DotNet and go with Linux or BSD.
22:16.20prpplagueT0mW: oh
22:16.33prpplagueT0mW: wince will run like a dog on the 79520
22:16.34T0mWprpplague: he is staring to hit problems with wince
22:16.38T0mWno shit
22:16.40T0mWheh
22:16.58T0mWprpplague: Just what does it run well on?
22:17.03prpplagueT0mW: hehe
22:17.20prpplagueT0mW: well, i'm stuck trying to decide where to put my efforts in a bootloader for the 79520
22:17.23sorphinfile[laptop]: gonna send him some roses? :P
22:17.27T0mWmaybe 400MHz X-Scale?
22:17.50file[laptop]sorphin: ha
22:17.53T0mWprpplague: I'd say rip the guts out of u-boot + blob and roll your own
22:18.04prpplagueT0mW: thats what i'm thinking
22:18.15prpplagueT0mW: the earlier version of blob is pretty good
22:18.18prpplagueT0mW: 1.0.8
22:18.31prpplagueT0mW: so i'm thinking of rippin the sa-1100 parts out
22:18.45T0mWprpplague: there is nothing magical about them, but blob had that code to boot from CF...  However, it only would compile against a 2.4 kernel tree
22:19.12T0mWprpplague: it would choke badly against 2.6
22:19.36prpplagueT0mW: yea, we are only using 2.4
22:19.59prpplagueT0mW: and the cf code is only available in the 2.0.x series of blob
22:19.59T0mWprpplague: alright, I've got to get back to vacuuming.  I don't do Windows and seldom do "floors"
22:20.07prpplagueT0mW: which gets nasty imho
22:20.21T0mWprpplague: let me know of the price on the card, email?
22:20.31prpplagueT0mW: ok
22:20.37T0mWdone, cul
22:21.18sorphinT0mW: FOAD
22:22.11CosmicPenguinfile[laptop]: sort of - just messing around really
22:22.33CosmicPenguinfile[laptop]: I want at least a basic level of competence with VoIP
22:22.49file[laptop]join the club!
22:24.01prpplaguehehe, i bet i could get this done if i hooked up a few ppl with boards, hehe
22:24.46CosmicPenguinI won't take that bet - most people I know wouldn't touch a bootloader with a 10 foot pole
22:25.18prpplagueCosmicPenguin: really? i thought that level stuff was what most embedded ppl liked
22:25.56sorphinfile[laptop]: gonna join the VoIP Security Alliance? :P
22:26.26file[laptop]ha
22:26.54CosmicPenguinWait - is he being cynical?
22:26.54file[laptop]it'll be awhile till VoIP and Security can be used in the same sentence
22:27.00CosmicPenguins/cynical/sarcastic/
22:27.11sorphinfile[laptop]: well, such a group just formed, according to /.
22:27.34file[laptop]sorphin: SIP is too easy to manipulate... and RTP, well, it's just audio packets... silly world
22:27.53file[laptop]IAX2 has a nicer approach, but it's still flawed here and there
22:28.16sorphinfile[laptop]: i was just pointing out that 'new group'
22:28.32file[laptop]it'll be a while till they do anything
22:28.56CosmicPenguinHoly crap, terminal servers are frickin expensive
22:29.07kergothyep
22:29.49CosmicPenguindigi can suck it
22:29.56kergothhehe
22:30.12sorphinCosmicPenguin: cisco 2511 :P
22:30.27kergothlantronix or comtrol are probably better bets. hit up ebay
22:30.28kergothheh
22:33.10sorphin16 ports
22:34.01CosmicPenguinI don't think the ol' company will aprove an e-bay purchase
22:37.46cdmnew head of QNX R&D is from Cisco.
22:40.29prpplagueCosmicPenguin: are you scared of bootloaders?
22:41.56CosmicPenguinprpplague: not scared so much, but I wouldn't play with one for free
22:43.44prpplagueCosmicPenguin: why not grab a handful of usb->dualrs-232?
22:47.43CosmicPenguinThats what I think I'm going to do
22:50.01CosmicPenguinI've got a box here doing not much , I can make it into a server pretty easily
22:56.17prpplagueCosmicPenguin: only thing to remember with the usb->rs232 you can't do any opost processing
22:57.24CosmicPenguinprpplague: Yeah, I think I'll just get some RS232 pci cards

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