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00:45.04sorphinsjhill: sup lackey
00:45.42chouimathi sjhill sorphin
00:46.45sorphinchouimat: lo
00:48.44sjhillhey guys
00:49.25sorphinsjhill: MIPS MIPS EVERYWHERE!
00:50.44sjhillyeah, another board from Alchemy on its way
00:50.46sjhillyay
00:51.00sorphin:-P
00:51.06sorphinmust be nice
00:51.17sjhillnot really, i don't have time for it right now :/
00:53.15sorphinsend em here then, i'll be a mips lackey for hardware, hell
00:53.22sjhillheh
00:53.41sorphinbetter than what i do now :P
00:54.15sjhillwhatcha' drawin'?
00:54.24sorphinheh
00:54.31chouimatsjhill: simple layout diagram for my presentation
00:54.35sjhillah
00:54.41sjhillyeah, Dia sucks rocks
00:55.35chouimatI could use kivio but it's overkill for the stuff I want to make ...
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01:31.05chouimathttp://qdb.us/45632 <- ROFTLMAO
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01:32.47juri_anyone here compiled a kernel for a toshiba E series?
01:33.22juri_the kernel i've compiled is hard-locking after a printing a debugging message..
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01:36.24Genesislo
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02:56.43fishheadwhat's the country prpp lives in again ?
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05:21.10fishheadhttp://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/277/27767.html <--- that is so cool hahahaha
05:27.35Russbah, hp48gx was always betting for coding stuff
05:28.42Genesis++
05:31.01Russdoes the 82/83 have a c compiler?
05:45.32cdm82/83?
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08:26.10workHi every one
08:27.41workI am new to this field
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08:28.47workI am trying to write a board support routine. Can any one know where godd meterial is available
08:29.31workBoard is radstone ppc7a linux is not supporting this board
08:31.36workIs there any similar board which Linux is supporting
08:33.30workAny suggestions
08:37.00workThnku elinux
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12:53.37sorphinprpplague: morning islander
12:57.16prpplaguemorning
13:00.21prpplaguesorphin: yea if i don't take care of it right away it turns into a migraine
13:00.32sorphinyeah
13:00.56sorphindoh
13:01.09prpplaguei have about 10 projects that are 98% done and i can't seem to finish the 2% on any of them
13:01.49prpplaguehehe, when i get this many work and personal things to do, my brain just starts shuting down
13:02.05sorphinprpplague: give it more beer ;)
13:02.32prpplaguei usually work pretty hard to keep from getting into this situations, but this one sneaked up on me
13:02.34sorphinprpplague: remember "beer is the answer to all of life's problems" ;)
13:02.50sorphinusually does
13:02.55prpplaguehehe
13:03.02prpplagueis there a new virus out?
13:03.07prpplaguefor blows?
13:03.31sorphinthere's a new virus out every day dude
13:04.31prpplaguesorphin: well my email has been bombarded with messages titled corunga
13:04.42sorphinah
13:06.25prpplaguesorphin: hehe, the only real thing i hate about living here, is that there is no one to talk linux/oss with
13:07.00sorphinprpplague: that tends to happen when you become an export to some island ;)
13:07.38pb_hi plague
13:07.39pb_hi sorphin
13:08.45sorphinpb_: wotcher pb_
13:10.05prpplaguepb_: morning
13:11.09prpplaguepb_: hey, got a sec for a arm asm question
13:12.36pb_sure
13:13.11prpplaguepb_:  "bx r0" where "r0 =590000"
13:13.31prpplaguepb_: whats that gonna do?
13:13.42pb_bx is a branch, so it will jump to 590000 and switch to ARM state.
13:14.25jbevrenthumb -> arm? (sorry for butting in)
13:14.38pb_indeed
13:14.42jbevrenI see. :)
13:14.56prpplaguehmm
13:17.01prpplagueodd indeed, as i can find any code at 0x590000
13:17.08prpplagues/can/can't
13:17.31jbevrenfunny, I read as 'I cant find' without the correction :D
13:18.28prpplaguejbevren: yea, i do that alot as well
13:18.46prpplaguejbevren: /. had an article about that awhile back
13:21.30jbevrenbreakfast of champions; M&Ms and doritos
13:21.41jbevrenI really need to eat better :)
13:21.54prpplaguejbevren: guinness and corn flakes
13:24.48jbevrenthat's got to be better than my chips and candy
13:24.50jbevrenheh
13:30.37jbevrenow :)
13:32.35prpplaguesorphin: http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS8582699753.html
13:36.10jbevrencute :)
13:36.53Jacmetbut pretty expensive for what you get
13:36.59JacmetE.G. compared to a NSLU2
13:37.02jbevrenyeah, needs more flash for sure
13:38.14jbevrenI also wonder what uses 5M ram in it (ramdisk?)
13:53.49prpplaguesorphin: interesting, i saw one of these planes landing here in barbados this morning - http://www.nogravity.com/
13:56.30prpplague27minutes for 3megs
13:58.17jbevrenI guess it beats tossing a brick :)
14:00.22prpplaguejbevren: ?
14:00.40jbevrenrecovering a dead (bricked) appliance by flashing with jtag (?)
14:00.59prpplagueoh, no, i'm dumping a rom from a device so i can reverse engineer it
14:01.07jbevrenohhh
14:02.17prpplaguejbevren: if i was gonna debrick something, i'd just dl a small app to ram that would dl the rest of the application to flash via something like a sd/mmc card or rd-232
14:02.20prpplaguers-232
14:03.21prpplaguewahoooooo - http://www.nationnews.com/story/283914401172479.php
14:03.38jbevrenprpplague: that had passed my mind, so I was wondering why you were sending 3megs :)
14:03.59jbevrenthus my shutting-upping :)
14:04.12jbevrenOo barbados
14:04.16jbevrenbroadband in barbados? :)
14:04.21jbevren<- remote sysadmin, highly mobile
14:04.59prpplaguejbevren: hehe, yea, i should know, i live in barbados
14:06.09jbevrenahh
14:06.10jbevren:)
14:10.08jbevrenI might escape southward for a while this winter
14:10.08jbevrenheh
14:10.40prpplaguejbevren: any place specific?
14:11.25prpplague(including cuba)
14:11.51jbevrendunno
14:11.57jbevrenhonestly, Ive never left the USA
14:12.12jbevrenI grew up as a poor kid
14:12.13jbevrenhehe
14:12.28jbevrenso when I went to the east coast it was like another country (we never travelled)
14:12.35prpplagueahh
14:12.37jbevrenhehe
14:12.55prpplaguei always made sure i had a job where i travelled
14:13.05jbevrenah
14:13.26jbevrenI was stupid in college and dropped out, so it took me ages to get into a good job
14:13.41jbevrenyears of self-study paid off though :)
14:13.48prpplaguebtdt
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14:21.48prpplagueCosmicPenguin: ho ho ho
14:26.21CosmicPenguinMorning
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14:46.57Genesisbonjour
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14:52.35CosmicPenguinHeh
14:52.41CosmicPenguinquote of the week from our technical marketing guy
14:52.50CosmicPenguinthat Erik (andersee) is a smart fu*king dude
14:52.57prpplagueHA
14:54.28prpplaguecbrake: hey if you talk to cole, tell him to drop into the channel, curious how far he got with the juicebox
14:54.38Genesisis thre someone who have post a news on slashdot ?
14:55.04Genesis( for experience feedback )
14:55.06prpplagueGenesis: most of the people here have a bad attitude towards slashdot
14:55.12Genesisho
14:55.16Genesiswhy ?
14:55.42Genesis( i don't read often , i'm french and prefer the french boards )
14:56.05prpplagueGenesis: too many trolls and often very rude behavior
14:56.12CosmicPenguinYou know those guys who show up to school, and they turn into communists their freshmen year, and then about their senior year they turn back into business types?
14:56.46CosmicPenguinThats slashdot
14:56.48Genesiswhat does it mean for you "communist" CosmicPenguin ?
14:57.01CosmicPenguins/communists/socialists/
14:57.07CosmicPenguinsorry, poor terminology
14:57.43Genesissocialist as american socialist or real socialist ?
14:58.08prpplaguewasn't aware that american and socialist belong together, hehe
14:58.24Genesisso :-)
14:59.42prpplaguepb_: i dumped the contents at 0x590000 but and disassembled it, but it looks to be giberish
15:00.16Genesisnevermind slashdot is a shit stuff or not , i just want to post a news for a GPL project , and i think it's a very read board
15:00.35prpplagueGenesis: embedded project?
15:00.39GenesisGPL replacement for orkut , written by a friend of mine
15:00.45prpplagueahh
15:00.48Genesisnot , i stop to speak about that here
15:00.50Genesisscuse me
15:00.51pb_prpplague: that's unfortunate.  are you sure your r0 value was right?
15:02.29prpplaguepb_: the previous line was: ldr r0,[pc,#fffffe50]
15:02.43prpplaguepb_: which correspondes to the location 0xa0
15:02.52prpplaguepb_: which has the value 590000
15:02.58samrobbGenesis: Try winding up your article post with something like this...
15:03.16pb_prpplague: hm, right.
15:03.23pb_did you remember to take into account the +8 pc offset?
15:03.28samrobbGenesis: "Does this signal the end of Google as Open Source takes over its functionality?"
15:03.47Genesisi think about "Close orkut , open .node"
15:04.05samrobbMention of Google + mention of Open Source + ridiculous question = good chance of article being accepted
15:04.06prpplaguepb_: uh, no, i was just using the values the objdump noted
15:04.07Genesisdotnode.com if you're interessted in a full GPL very good board for social networking
15:04.25prpplaguepb_: so it should be 0xa0 +8 ?
15:04.31pb_prpplague: whenever an instruction refers to "pc", the value it will see will be the address of that instruction plus eight.
15:05.07Genesishihi samrobb oki :)
15:05.10pb_so, for example, "bx pc" would not be an infinite loop; rather, it would skip the next instruction and branch to the one after.
15:05.45samrobb:-)
15:05.51prpplaguepb_: right, but when using objdump and it markes the values as a comment on the side
15:06.05pb_oh, right.  objdump probably gets it right.
15:06.06prpplaguepb_: i still need to take the extra 8 into account?
15:06.12prpplaguepb_: ahh ok
15:06.17pb_no, I think objdump already factors it in
15:06.25prpplagueok
15:06.27pb_I forgot that it calculated the destination address for you like that
15:06.58prpplagueyea, i'm not very strong in arm asm
15:07.44juri_hmm. i'm having some trouble with a newly compiled kernel on a toshiba E740, do either of you have one of those?
15:07.56juri_(handhelds.org CVS circa last friday)
15:08.08pb_not me, sorry
15:08.13prpplaguejuri_: no, probably get more help on the hh.o channel
15:08.14pb_I recommend you ask in #handhelds.org
15:08.27juri_thanks. ;)
15:11.45prpplaguepb_: objdump should disassebly thumb and arm in the same code right?
15:12.10pb_not with a raw binary
15:12.22prpplagueahh
15:12.29pb_it can do that with ELF, but it needs the symbol information to figure out which bits are arm and which are thumb
15:13.25prpplaguepb_: so i bet the code at 590000 is thumb
15:13.41pb_prpplague: possibly, but in that case I would have expected the address to be 590001.
15:14.03pb_bx uses the low bit to decide whether it is meant to switch to arm-state or thumb-state.
15:14.55prpplaguepb_: ok so bx is thumb command right? if so then i'm starting with thumb and switching to arm
15:14.58prpplaguepb_: right?
15:15.13pb_bx exists in both thumb and arm state
15:15.17prpplaguepb_: ahh
15:15.45pb_if objdump is showing you 32-bit opcodes, you are in arm state.  if it is showing you 16 bit opcodes, you are in thumb state.
15:21.27prpplaguepb_: yea i checked several commands and they appear to be thumb
15:21.42prpplaguepb_: so that means the code at 590000 is probably ARM
15:22.08prpplaguepb_: and its being disassembled as thumb which produces the giberish
15:22.37prpplaguepb_: i suppose i code dd of just the contents from 590000 on and use objdump on it right?
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15:29.21pb_right
15:33.13prpplaguepb_: hmm, objdump gave me the same
15:33.30prpplaguepb_: do i need to specify something to objdump to force arm
15:34.04pb_normally it should default to ARM
15:34.09pb_what exactly is it outputting?
15:35.43prpplagueshort paste
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15:42.45pb_those are arm instructions, not thumb
15:42.53pb_or, rather, it's disassembling it as arm
15:43.39pb_if you suspect the code might be thumb, try with -M force-thumb
15:46.16prpplaguepb_: question is what does the processor start up in
15:46.33pb_arm
15:47.49prpplaguepb_: does that small bit of code make any sense to you?
15:48.33pb_as disassembled, no, it's garbage
15:49.18prpplaguepb_: yea the force-thumb provides much more readable code
15:50.12pb_ah right
15:51.58prpplaguepb_: or atleast it looks better, no undefined's
15:52.21prpplaguepb_: question though is about the bx, should still be in arm since bit 0 of r0 is 0
15:53.08pb_yes, that is odd
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16:11.26prpplaguepb_: there has got to be something i'm missing
16:21.32Genesisbonne soirée
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16:40.46prpplaguepb_: i'm wondering if i'm not having problems with my jtag app
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17:31.40CosmicPenguinI just quoted Larson's First law of Open source in an e-mail
17:32.42prpplagueCosmicPenguin: hehe
17:32.51prpplagueCosmicPenguin: i'm not familiar with that one
17:37.02sorphinRTFM?
17:39.05CosmicPenguinibot knows
17:39.13CosmicPenguin~larson's rule #1 of open source
17:39.13ibotOne must reach the level of sufficient annoyance in order to overcome a developer's laziness and thereby cause productivity.  Or it must be a really cool hack.
17:39.31prpplaguehehe
17:39.34prpplagueyep
17:39.42prpplagueis there more?
17:40.07CosmicPenguinI don't think so
17:42.32CosmicPenguinwow
17:42.34CosmicPenguinmy office is a mess
17:44.19prpplaguemine too
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17:51.23CosmicPenguinEven my desktop is a mess
17:52.52CosmicPenguinhttp://home.comcast.net/~fbui/scrunchy.html
17:53.07CosmicPenguinhorrible name though
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18:00.03CosmicPenguinWow, its been a while since I've written schemas
18:11.08sorphinhey now
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19:43.20prpplagueany arm asm gurus awake?
19:43.51ljpNOP
19:44.22prpplaguehehe
19:44.23prpplaguecute
19:44.38ljpthats the extent of my asm
19:45.44CosmicPenguinI'm more of a leg man myself
19:46.36CosmicPenguinHah - I don't have a cube
19:46.38CosmicPenguinjokes on you
19:46.44sorphinCosmicPenguin: really shows how old things are... google earth says your house doesn't exist ;)
19:46.59sorphinCosmicPenguin: ok, bathroom stall
19:47.06sorphinwhatever you wanna call it
19:47.24sorphinjanitorial closet
19:48.27CosmicPenguinsorphin: heh
19:48.40CosmicPenguinyeah - its an open field on google maps
19:49.03sorphinCosmicPenguin: built one of those auto-cloaking houses di ya? ;)
19:49.31CosmicPenguinWoo - our internal IPS now support PEAP
19:49.51CosmicPenguins/IPS/APs/
19:49.59sorphinuhhhh
19:50.00sorphinok
19:50.34sorphinstay away from the FABs
19:51.17CosmicPenguinheh
19:51.33CosmicPenguinLEAP is a Cisco protocol for authorizing users on a wireless network
19:51.49CosmicPenguinforcing us to use cisco cards and closed sorce software to access the network
19:51.58CosmicPenguinBut we can use Xsupplicant for PEAP
19:55.16sorphinah
19:55.42sorphinwe're not that anal here on our non corporate snctioned wireless
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20:20.26Wingnut_does anyone know of a motherboard with 1 16x PCIe slot and 2 full speed 4x (or greater) PCIe slots?
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21:22.50T0mW<groan> setting up a virgin build system is such a PITA
21:23.02T0mWmake this ; make that
21:28.19CosmicPenguinHe heard you coming
21:29.40T0mWBAH! "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lstdc"
21:32.26chouimathttp://os.newsforge.com/os/05/08/03/1246236.shtml?tid=2&tid=138 <--- interesting
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21:48.55T0mWchouimat: guess that means that the installer for SuSE is now oss
21:51.04chouimatT0mW: ftp://mirrors.kernel.org/suse/i386/9.3/iso/
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22:43.54T0mWchouimat: it would seem that Novell still needs to be told about bittorrent?
22:46.30sorphinheh
22:46.40sorphinmirrors.kernel.org does just fine bandwidth wise
22:56.39chouimatT0mW: will wait for the beta the kernel will support reiser4 ...
23:18.02chouimathi sorphin
23:21.52sorphinchouimat: lo
23:26.04MonMothathis is impressive...I'm actually going to be usinga ll three tuners at once at 8PM
23:26.12MonMothawell, 8:30
23:38.58sorphinheh
23:38.59sorphinwhy?
23:48.21MonMothaI almost never actually use all three of my tuners
23:48.25MonMothaI rarely use more than
23:48.26MonMotha1
23:49.04sorphini meant why are you going to be using all 3?
23:49.48MonMothathere's three things at once that it's going to record
23:50.27MonMothaLaw & Order, Modern Marvels, Who's line
23:50.36sorphinah
23:50.39sorphinin order
23:50.45sorphinPass, Cool, Pass
23:50.59MonMothasorphin: agreed with the assesments
23:51.15sorphinMonMotha: then why are you recording them all?
23:51.48MonMothasorphin: because I like to have enough stuff queued up that I can just throw it on in the background if I want to
23:52.08sorphinuh huh
23:52.12sorphinmythbusters is on tonight
23:52.26MonMothapicking it up at 8PM
23:52.38MonMothaI was off by one hour before
23:52.45MonMothathat was at 9:00 that it's going to use all three
23:53.03sorphinnod
23:53.37MonMothaModern Marvels is good, but when it makes up 30% of the TV you watch, even good documentaries start to get boring
23:53.44MonMothathere's just nothing good on
23:54.50MonMothahopefully since Law & Order is actually in HD, WTHR won't screw up their aspect ratio (they strech 4:3 content HALF-WAY out to 16:9, meaning that it looks wrong no matter what you do)
23:55.44sorphinnod

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