irclog2html for #htc-blueangel on 20051208

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06:35.08maskedhi
06:47.35rob_whey masked
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07:02.58maskedsup rob_w ?
07:03.11maskedi just got the Familiar bootup screen :)
07:10.01maskedhow long should it take to boot?
07:10.25maskedi think it hung, so i rebooted to login and disable apm but my usbnet device isn't there anymore
07:10.38maskediono if its still loading the appropriate modules or what..
07:10.43maskedmaybe im just impatient?
07:16.33maskederr tis just stuck on booting and i can't login! tehehe
07:19.28maskedhrmm weird..
07:19.36maskedi can ping it now but can't ssh into it
07:25.31rob_w?
07:25.43maskedyer..
07:25.44rob_wwhat is the last messages oyu see on the screen
07:26.04maskedINIT  - if i recall correctly.
07:26.19maskedit just stalls on the spash screen
07:26.44maskedFamiliar GPE 2.7 powered by OE Booting Please Wait..
07:26.46maskedthat screen..
07:28.06maskedbooting from mmc, the spash shows, so i dont know if ssh loaded or where exactly its halted
07:28.27maskedi manually disabled apm by using my sdcard reader, but it didn't help
07:29.52maskedshit, it just booted i missed what it said last before the splash..
07:32.28maskedyeah it says INIT booting
07:32.34maskedthen something else quickly but i missed it
07:32.41maskedsomething about a module i think..
07:34.36maskedbugger bugger bitch bum two balled bitch
07:37.27maskedsomeone just told me with their pda familiar takes almost 30 mins first boot
07:37.29maskedis that normal?
08:53.09maskedanyone got the wifi drivers going?
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09:26.32cp15Good morning
09:26.52oho_good morning
09:28.05cp15Hi oho_, do you already have some patches for gomunicator? I got a patch yesterday from lamikr to make it run on h63xx, and I think it needs to be merged with your work
09:32.05oho_hi cp15: I have implemented a queue and a few other things, basic stuff is working. But I am completelly snowed under till Saturday. I have to finish a paper and a grant proposal
09:32.32cp15Ok, can you send me your work in progress?
09:33.24oho_that's a little tricky, as I don't have access to the machine I doing the development on at the moment.
09:33.59cp15Ok, I see
09:34.27oho_I will put Saturday aside and send you a version which has had a bit more work done to it then
09:34.35oho_hope that's ok
09:37.01cp15Ok, thanks. I will test lamikrs patches till then
09:40.00oho_ok - it is just really busy before xmas
09:48.34maskedyo
09:51.47maskedcan i just scp the ipkg for gnomunicator and install it with ipkg through ssh?
09:52.00oho_hi masked
09:52.15maskedg'day oho_
09:52.17oho_yes, just do ipkg install gomunicator.ipk
09:52.30maskedwill an icon show i ngpe?
09:52.45oho_i don't think so
09:53.01maskedok, so just run it from the terminal?
09:53.13oho_cp15 has released a BA image which has gomunicator already build in
09:53.23maskedoh really?
09:53.30maskedwhere is that posted?
09:53.40oho_hmmm - I will check
09:53.46maskedi used a h3900 gpe image
09:54.06oho_you want to use the BA image
09:54.19maskedcool, i wasn't aware there was one.
09:54.34maskedi just followed the instructions from hh.org
09:54.52maskedso does gpe send and receive calls atm?
09:55.00oho_yes
09:55.16maskedgnarly!
09:55.36maskeddoes the ba image have the acx100 drivers in it?
09:55.43maskedsorry for 20 questions
09:56.01oho_no worries
09:56.32oho_I can't find the link to the server at the moment, just wait a few minutes till cp15 is back. He will be able to tell you where it is.
09:56.44maskedcool, so does it have the wifi drivers?
09:56.56oho_no - wifi doesn't work yet :-(
09:57.05maskednot at all?
09:57.42oho_cp15 has made a start, but it is not finished yet
09:58.29maskedoh ok
09:58.40maskedeveryones doing a great job, im really impressed
09:58.50maskedi dont know how much i can help tho other than basic bug testing
09:59.12oho_speak to cp15 about it, he is co-ordinating the progress
09:59.25maskedokay
09:59.48oho_i am back to writing my proposal now, so that I have the time to work a bit more on teh gomunicator over the weekend.
10:00.11maskedcheers, have a good one
10:00.18oho_thanks
10:14.14maskeddo all the blueangels have the  MAX2247 2.4GHz SiGe Linear Power Amplifier ??
10:21.30maskedanyone know how to adjust this amp?
10:21.40cp15masked: That is a tough question... Why do you want to?
10:22.08maskednot sure if my wifi up to scratch, my friends blueangel works alot better
10:22.21maskedi actually have an AP that travels 25km in a radius
10:22.32maskedit would be nice to know if i could use more of that range :)
10:23.22cp15I guess the wifi is quite easy to destroy when using too much power. The BA already gets noticeable warm when wifi is on
10:24.41maskedyeah guess ur right, do u know if that u.fl connector on the pcb is for wifi, bluetooth or both?
10:25.04maskedi'm considering attaching a pigtail and external connector for higher gain antennas
10:25.50maskeddo i leave boot_mmc=y on?
10:26.07maskedi assume so, just wanna be sure
10:29.28maskedand do i need to make an mnt/oldroot?
10:29.33maskedoh nevremind
10:29.45maskedmy impatience hadn't waited till it had untarred, its right there.
10:32.14cp15Don't know for what the second antenna connector is
10:32.29cp15boot_mmc=y is still required
10:33.16maskedwell theres one external one that would be gsm i dare say
10:33.24maskedthe u.fl is most certainly microwave
10:33.36maskedi guess it doesn't really matter if its shared..
10:33.50maskedi have one high gain that works well for both wifi and bt
10:34.01maskedlil bit bulky tho for the pda, good in the car..
10:34.44maskedgoing by whats on that maxim site, this pda should be able to maintain a solid signal for multiple km's
10:36.03maskedwith a decent antenna that is.
10:36.27maskedi can't even see anything etched onto the pcb tho in the photos
10:38.15maskedahh it appears its a chip
10:38.27maskedwith only +2dBm of rx/tx gain
10:38.33maskedso thats good for about 2km LOS
10:38.48maskedwhich i've achieved against my AP
10:39.29maskedbut going by these docs, with a high gain antenna 10km LOS should be achievable at max power
10:40.24maskedthough the receive sensitivity isn't so good, that'd explain a lot actually
10:41.20maskedok so it's booted up and im on the login screen, entered three keys into the username now nothing... the cursor still flashes, but its otherwise borked
10:42.26maskedok killed Xfbdev.. touchscreen doesn't appear to work.. up/down arrows do....
10:44.47maskedreboot in progress
10:47.38maskedcp15: no touchscreen at all
10:49.20maskedkeyboard gets stuck on one key sometimes and is not recoverable
10:50.44maskedhimalaya_ts3 is loaded
10:50.52maskedas is blueangel_kp
10:57.10maskedlol 3rd time lucky managed to create an account, still no touchscreen tho
10:57.55oho_you need the new image - I had the same problem
10:59.02maskedi grabbed the one from cp15
10:59.36oho_ah ok - that one should work, at least it does for me
11:00.00maskedyer.. its weird, the other image worked..
11:00.28maskedX is using 90% of the cpu
11:02.24maskedmodule loads.. just no touch...
11:02.58cp15Hmm... Can you log in?
11:03.06cp15Via network?
11:03.13maskedyeah
11:03.23maskedlsmod shows that the module is infact loaded
11:03.25maskedjust not work
11:03.25maskeding
11:04.28cp15stop the x server and do a od /dev/input/event0
11:04.38cp15Does it show data when you touch the ts?
11:07.28maskedone sec.
11:08.01maskednothing
11:08.38maskedohh.. i did leave another console=ttyS2 line in the startup script
11:08.43maskedcould that be effecting it?
11:09.21cp15Don't think so... But if you don't have a serial connection, remove the console=ttyS2
11:09.31cp15It slows down the system a bit
11:09.49maskedok cool
11:10.04maskedbrb have to unpack dishwasher
11:14.11maskedback
11:14.33maskedevent1 shows data
11:14.37maskedheaps of it :)
11:14.50cp15Then the module loading order is wrong
11:14.55cp15Hmm
11:16.24cp15egrep 'blueangel_kp|himalaya' /etc/modules
11:18.17maskedblueangel_kp
11:18.22maskedhimalaya_ts3
11:18.43masked#
11:18.46maskedhimalaya_ts3
11:18.48masked#
11:18.48maskedhimalaya_ts3
11:18.50maskedoooops
11:19.09maskedit goes, ba_kp, ts3, ts3, ba_kp
11:19.12maskedthey are in there twice.
11:19.24maskedwith update module comments like start and end processing
11:19.25cp15Do a update-modules and check again
11:22.31maskedno change
11:23.43cp15ls /etc/modutils
11:24.46maskedblueangel_touchscreen is in there
11:25.09maskedhas evdev and himalaya_ts3 in there
11:25.41maskedthe pc logged into the ba is the one next to me, can't exactly copy and paste... tho i can ssh into it and do it that way if you want more info
11:30.58maskedyay, nay?
11:31.28cp15Can you do a sh -x update-modules >>/tmp/update.modules.out 2>&1 and send me /tmp/update.modules.out via dcc?
11:32.31cp15Correction:
11:32.40cp15Can you do a sh -x /usr/sbin/update-modules >>/tmp/update.modules.out 2>&1 and send me /tmp/update.modules.out via dcc?
11:33.12maskedyep one sec, just finishing up the wiki/moin
11:36.09maskedok done that..
11:41.44maskedbugger, i can't scp it
11:41.52maskedi forget how to use scp
11:43.11cp15scp root@device-ip:/tmp/update.modules.out .
11:43.21maskedhaha
11:43.24maskedta
11:44.57maskedviola
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11:46.41cp15You haven't deleted your old installation?
11:47.00maskedrm -rf *
11:47.09maskedi'm sure i would of its instinct.
11:47.26maskedcorrect me if im wrong.
11:47.39cp15But there are still files under /etc/modutils which are not in the new image
11:48.46maskedhrmm odd..
11:48.55maskedmaybe i forgot to wipe it..
11:49.24cp15It should look like this:
11:49.27cp15blueangel_audio  g_ether          hidp             l2cap.conf       rfcomm.conf      zblueangel_kp
11:49.27cp15bnep.conf        hci_uart.conf    himalaya_ts3     rfcomm           sco.conf
11:49.46maskedoic, mine has heaps of crap there
11:49.59maskedok ill try again!
11:55.18maskedok that looks alot more healthy so far
11:58.48maskedits booting, and taking a while so i assume its safe now
11:59.47maskedit was my first time editing a wiki, so it may not be totally neat.
12:00.07rob_w-cgihey room
12:00.34maskedhey rob_w-cgi
12:01.26maskedwhats used for sms at this stage?
12:01.47maskedlol oh nevremind i spoke to soo
12:01.48maskedn
12:02.19maskedyour doing a great job guys, keep up the good work
12:02.52maskedhrmm battery monitor doesn't work! uh oh !
12:03.26maskedok bbl!
12:18.09maskedbrilliant, seems to be running smoothly
12:18.19maskedcept the phone doesn't make any audiable rings
12:18.45cp15But be careful... I had one case where the hangup didn't work, and I got an unnoticed 2 hour call
12:19.03cp15You have to create a ringtone with the following format:
12:19.11maskedi have no credit so i can't make any outgoing calls atm anyway :P
12:19.30cp1516000 Hz, 2 Channels, Format S16_LE
12:19.57cp15and then place it under /usr/share/gomunicator/R&C_theme.raw
12:20.28cp15BTW: Do you have any development experience? Do you want to help the project?
12:20.33maskedcheers, thanks, i'll do that
12:20.47maskedunfortunately i dont, if i did i'd be more than willing to help
12:21.09maskedi do have some c books, and can follow the dev see if i pick anything up on the way, but cant promise anything
12:21.27maskedim about only good for a bug tester atm
12:22.06cp15That is fine
12:22.28maskedhows wifi development going?
12:30.46cp15Well... There are two codebases which aren't working
12:31.29maskedwhy 2?
12:33.17cp15Because two people started independently
12:33.44maskedoh ok
12:34.02maskedi should check em out and have a look for the sake of it..
12:34.18maskedwill gomunicator answer my calls if its not on front of the screen?
12:35.05cp15Yes, but if I remember correctly it will not pop up to the top of the window stack
12:35.35cp15And if you close the gomunicator window, you will not receive any call alerting. But the phone is still logged in
12:36.01maskedwhats the best way to fix that?  panel applet?
12:36.14cp15What?
12:36.31maskedalerts..
12:36.57maskednevermind that.  will it still make an audiable ring if the window isn't open?
12:37.24cp15I think the best thing would be to close only the window and not to terminate the program
12:37.30*** join/#htc-blueangel lkcl (n=lkcl@bb-87-82-26-80.ukonline.co.uk)
12:37.50cp15No, you won't get a ring if the programm is terminated (you closed the window)
12:37.54maskedok cool
12:38.40maskedso if i select the icon to the top right of the titlebar and select 'desktop' then it stays running?
12:38.54maskedthough if i press X then it'll terminate?
12:39.25cp15Yes
12:39.39maskedexcellent
12:43.43cp15Hi lkcl
12:44.29maskedi'm off to bed.  hope that wiki suffices, wasn't the neatest.. might neaten it in the morning
12:45.29cp15Ah... You are from the other side of the world. Then good night
12:46.11maskedyep im in .au
12:46.20maskedpeace out
12:52.38rob_w-cgipeace out .. hehe i like that one
12:55.13lkclhellooo
12:55.29lkclmy xda 2s arrived this morning
12:55.35lkclalready!
12:59.18cp15Wow, o2 is really quick
12:59.46cp15Do you want to install linux?
12:59.48lkclyeh, i am confused.
12:59.49lkclYEP!
12:59.55lkcl*cackle*
13:00.01cp15Do you know how to start?
13:00.04lkclwhere's me 256mb memory card...
13:00.15lkcldamnit where's me card _reader_ *scrabble*...
13:00.16cp15Yes :-)
13:00.26lkclbrb...
13:00.49lkclgot it....
13:02.31lkclokay.  wiki.xda-developers.com here i come...
13:06.00cp15The instructions are probably outdated...
13:06.40lkcloops ...
13:11.33lkcl2nd SD-card partition??
13:11.34lkcloops :)
13:12.59lkclhow should i repartition / reformat the SD-card? 1x FAT, 1x ext2?
13:13.06lkcljffs2?
13:14.34lkclright - found the handhelds.org instructions...
13:15.37cp151 x Fat (small, despite its name :-) so that initrd, kernel and haret fits in)
13:15.46cp151 x ext3 for the gpe image
13:16.30cp15Get the newest kernel, initrd and gpe image from http://gnulinux.biz/files/blueangel/sd/linux
13:17.12lkclack
13:18.00lkcl*whistle*...
13:21.04lkclheaaave, heaaave... unmount .... oops.
13:21.38lkclcards are a pain to put in..
13:22.44lkclhmmm .... it's not very happy about the partitions... reformat time.
13:25.38lkclheeeave... heaavve.. okay. carrdd iiiinn...
13:26.31lkclurrr.... ermmmm... nope.
13:26.45cp15What problems do you have?
13:27.04lkclcard isn't being recognised: i set the partition type to FAT16 (type 6)
13:27.24lkclformatted with mkfs.vfat
13:27.47lkclany suggestions!   is there a wince "formatting" tool?
13:28.21lkclchange to type 4? (FAT16 < 32M) ?
13:29.01cp15Wait, I will check
13:29.18lkclouch, my fingers - the spring is really tough on the cards :)
13:29.36cp15Disk /dev/mmcblk0: 254 MB, 254803968 bytes
13:29.36cp151 heads, 61 sectors/track, 8158 cylinders
13:29.36cp15Units = cylinders of 61 * 512 = 31232 bytes
13:29.36cp15<PROTECTED>
13:29.37cp15/dev/mmcblk0p1               2         514       15646+   6  FAT16
13:29.39cp15/dev/mmcblk0p2             515        8158      233142   83  Linux
13:29.45cp15This is my fdisk output
13:29.47lkclfat16...
13:29.55lkcldo i have to use mmc?  i'm using /dev/sdc
13:30.05cp15This is from the BA
13:30.39cp15/dev/sdc should be ok on your linux machine
13:30.50lkclDisk /dev/sdc: 255 MB, 255852544 bytes
13:30.50lkcl1 heads, 61 sectors/track, 8192 cylinders
13:30.50lkclUnits = cylinders of 61 * 512 = 31232 bytes
13:30.50lkcl<PROTECTED>
13:31.19lkcl<PROTECTED>
13:31.19lkcl<PROTECTED>
13:31.19lkcl<PROTECTED>
13:33.00cp15Looks good... But maybe change the partition type to 6
13:33.01lkclbrb... on phone..
13:33.01cp15Interesting how the sd cards differ in size
13:33.55rob_w-cgiwow , that is indeed interessting !
13:34.09rob_w-cgiah , that is yours and lkcl ..
13:34.30rob_w-cgii thouzght that is from fdisk on a host and then on a BA , never mind
13:43.00lkclhello am back.  with tea.  and cereal.
13:46.08lkclhuh.  no luck.
13:46.15cp15What happens?
13:48.08lkclhmmm... i had to "blank" the card (dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdc count=1 bs=1024)
13:48.17lkclthen let the xda reformat it
13:48.33lkclnow i'm going to try parted to resize the /dev/sdc5 it's created :)
13:48.45cp15No, it has to be /dev/sdc2
13:49.19lkcloops... :)
13:49.49lkclthe ext3 partition has to be /dev/sdc2?
13:49.58cp15Yes
13:50.07cp15It is hardcoded in the initrd
13:50.42lkclokay, so if there's an extended partition at sdc1, a FAT32 logical at sdc5, then if i resize sdc5 to 32M, i can still get away with adding sdc2 as an ext3... that's the theory...
13:51.09lkclso far parted bombs out at the resizing bit...
13:51.20lkclwhich buggers up _that_ theory :)
13:51.34cp15Where did you get the sdc5 from?
13:52.09lkclit was created by the xda 2s after i dd zero'd the partition table on the card
13:52.50lkclabout to reformat and try again...
13:53.01cp15try the following: remove all partitions, create a single one over the whole card and do a mkfs -t vfat /dev/sdc1
13:53.09cp15Then see if it gets recognized
13:53.57lkclokay....  i'm getting somewhere...
13:54.21lkcli created a 30mb single partition (instead of on the whole card) and it was recognised.
13:54.45lkcli didn't format it - which is not _entirely_ good news :)
13:55.02cp15Did windows try to format it?
13:55.30lkcli couldn't tell you - if it did, it didn't ask!
13:55.49lkclnow sdc2 added...
13:57.25lkclokay!
13:57.28lkclgetting somewhere...
13:58.51lkcl_excellent_!
13:59.10lkcloops... linux'd already.  teehee
14:00.44cp15First boot takes some time
14:00.57cp15Did you get the splash screen?
14:02.35lkclyeh, and thermometer ... oh, it's gone black... maybe it's working... brb, another phone call
14:10.21cp15If it stayed black, there is something wrong
14:34.49lkclit stayed black.... oh, it just went power-save
14:34.51lkclYAAY!
14:34.55lkclBOOT!
14:35.05lkclportmap...
14:35.13lkclset_stuart_gpio_config 1
14:35.17lkclhum
14:35.19lkclnow what? :)
14:36.19lkcl_drat_ - i'm using 192.168.0.0/24 as my local ethernet.
14:37.41lkclah, i'll plug the usb in shall i - that'll help
14:39.54lkcloops - hard reset time...
14:40.17*** join/#htc-blueangel dave (n=dave@lsn-boi-catv-c122-p224.vtx.ch)
14:40.28lkclhi dave
14:43.30cp15lkcl: Did you specify boot_mmc=y in the kernel command line?
14:44.08cp15If yes, show me the messages after linuxrc gets executed
14:44.17cp15If not, change it and try again
14:44.46lkclhuhn? boot_mmc=y... err oops, here we go again... reset time: i _just_ re-ran haret.  darn
14:45.52cp15linuxrc queries the kernel command line for boot_mmc, and if it is there, it mounts the second partition, does a pivot root and execs init from there
14:46.41lkclack...
14:46.50lkclcard out...
14:47.33lkclcopied... card in... waiting for wince apps to copy...
14:47.43lkclzzzz
14:48.05lkclrebooot... zzzz...
14:48.13cp15Yes, it has still its rough edges... Someone wanted to made a install system, but he is away now for close to two weeks
14:48.56lkclboot again...
14:48.56cp15You can get a quicker reboot if you press reset after the customization starts
14:49.06lkclah, now he tells me :)
14:49.31cp15You should get a Handhelds splash screen shortly after boot
14:50.18lkclokay, i'm in.
14:50.32lkclssh'd in.  hurrah.  no splashscreen
14:51.01cp15Hmmm... Maybe we should check by hand
14:51.24lkclokay - did i need to put the boot_mmc=y in the CMDLINE yes?
14:51.33cp15yes
14:51.46lkcldid that.
14:52.07cp15set CMDLINE "root=/dev/ram0 init=/linuxrc ramdisk_size=14336 keepinitrd console=tty0 boot_mmc=y"
14:52.33cp15So boot_mmc was already active?
14:52.39lkcli put it in the middle, somewhere.  i found linuxrc...
14:52.51lkclno, it's not active
14:53.21cp15do a cat /proc/cmdline
14:53.37lkcloh bugger :)
14:53.48lkclhey, how did that _not_ get there?? :)
14:54.40lkcli'd forgotten how much i enjoyed the hard resets...
14:55.28lkcland the irritating high-pitched "bee-bingggg..."
14:55.38cp15You can also speed it up if you place autorun.exe in a folder called 2577
14:56.10lkclso you rename haret.exe to autorun.exe?
14:56.29cp15No, go a level higher in the gnulinux.biz url
14:56.46cp15renaming haret as autorun doesn't work. Haret won't find its startup.txt
14:56.54lkcloh right.
14:57.06cp15But I have written a autorun.exe which calls haret
14:57.39lkclsd..
14:57.45lkcllinux...
14:57.51lkclnope.
14:57.58cp15Nope?
14:58.00lkclgot a full url somewhere?
14:58.41cp15Oops... Forgot to upload it
14:58.45lkclgnulinux.biz/files/blueangel/ ... :)
14:58.48cp15Just a moment
14:58.51lkclack :)
14:59.33cp15Now its there
14:59.46lkclta!
14:59.55lkclokay, linux-booting anyway, just for fun...
15:00.37lkclbogus number of reserved sectors
15:00.50lkclVFS can't find a valid FAT filesystem on dev mmcb1k0p2
15:00.55lkclburble??
15:01.36lkclhmmm.... i think i'm expected to have the 2nd partition as FAT, yes, not ext3?
15:03.35lkclreset _again_ ;)
15:03.41lkclahh, joy... *sigh*
15:04.26cp15No... it should be ext3
15:04.32lkcloops...
15:04.46cp15This is just a message from the kernel msdosfs driver
15:04.52cp15What messages do you get after that
15:05.07lkcli'll just rerun everything then, shall i? :)
15:05.28cp15Yes, try again :-)
15:06.15lkcltum te tummm...
15:06.44lkclboot....
15:06.50lkclRAMFS
15:06.53lkcladd p1 p2
15:07.04lkclbogus ppcb1k0p2 FAT
15:07.10lkclEXT3 mounted
15:07.20lkclpivot_root: pivot_root: No such file or directory
15:07.36lkclmount: Mounting none on /dev failed: Device or resource busy
15:07.45cp15Have you untarred the gpe-ba.tar.bz on the second partition?
15:07.49lkcli tried executing pivot_root by hand, earlier.
15:07.58lkcluntarred??? nobody said anything about _untarred_ :)
15:08.02lkclbollocks :)
15:08.18cp15Ok, you can do it via ssh
15:08.20lkclhere we go again....
15:08.31cp15But you need another... hmmm... boot
15:09.05lkclyep - usb link failed...
15:10.06cp15This is an annoying bug... The pxa usb driver doesn't recognize when a usb device gets connected if it wasn't connected at boot
15:11.06lkclah joy.
15:11.33lkclthe _least_ of the wories, me thinks
15:11.37lkclrescan...
15:11.39lkclext3...
15:11.54lkclumount: /mnt/oldroot: no such file or directory...
15:12.01lkcl_but_ a screen.
15:12.04lkclGPE 2.7!
15:12.08lkclwheeeeee
15:13.48lkclbooting.  please wait.  one minuete.... two minutes...
15:13.50lkclzzzz
15:14.13cp15Hope it works at all :-)
15:15.15lkcl3 minutes...
15:15.17lkclgenerating key
15:15.20lkclstarting pcmcia
15:15.23lkclstarting bluetooth
15:15.39lkclcalibrating screen
15:17.04lkclbuggered up the screen calib...
15:17.17cp15?
15:17.49lkcli pressed the screen in the wrong place
15:19.14cp15If I remember correctly you can re-calibrate the screen at login by pressing the record button
15:19.26lkclthat was a pain to do.
15:19.42lkclokay, i'm in
15:19.45lkcl... now what? :)
15:19.58rob_w-cgihehe
15:20.06lkclooo.... *wobble* ... lsusb isn't responding... bad sign...
15:20.41lkclthis is _great_
15:20.59lkcldang, no HTC in the lsusb...
15:21.40cp15Have you tried to disconnect and reconnect?
15:22.16lkclbloody hell: the phone works!
15:22.32rob_w-cgialmost !
15:22.48lkclit dials!
15:23.13lkcland answers!
15:23.37lkcllsusb... heeeavve
15:23.39lkclheeeavve
15:24.21lkclDec  8 15:24:02 localhost kernel: usb 2-1: device descriptor read/64, error -110
15:24.49lkclrmmod cdc_subnet
15:24.49lkclERROR: Module cdc_subnet does not exist in /proc/modules
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15:25.00lkclusbnet                 17064  1 cdc_subset
15:25.00lkclusb_storage            80288  0
15:25.02lkclurr?????
15:25.49cp15subset or subnet?
15:25.51lkclcdc_subset not subnet durrr
15:26.19lkcllsusb hangs with this:
15:26.20lkclDec  8 15:25:59 localhost kernel: usb 2-1: device descriptor read/64, error -110
15:26.45lkcl<PROTECTED>
15:27.01lkcloo.  what's figment?  this is too much fun.
15:27.09cp15can you open a root shell on the BA?
15:27.24lkclroot shell... root shell...
15:27.32lkclterminal.
15:27.45lkclkeyboard, up we go...
15:27.54cp15rmmod g_ether
15:28.05lkclack..
15:28.18cp15rmmod pxa2xx_udc
15:28.21cp15modprobe g_ether
15:28.24cp15ifup usb0
15:28.31lkclwhich key is _!!!
15:28.40cp15Probably none :-(
15:28.48cp15You have to use the screen keyboard
15:28.50rob_w-cgishift -
15:29.21lkclthat gets me =
15:29.40rob_w-cgihehe seems we have a real freaked user here !
15:29.44lkclah.  got an on-screen keyboard...
15:30.00lkclyeh, that's fairly normal despite _anything_ i do..
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15:31.47rob_w-cgihmm
15:32.36lkcli did su not su - cos i couldn't find - at the time...
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15:36.45lkclnope - doesn't like it
15:37.07lkclreboot time again methinks... and i was getting on _so_ well...
15:37.31lkclbefore i do that.  sound.
15:37.33lkclwhat happened to sound?
15:37.43cp15What should happend to it?
15:38.25lkclOW!  that was loud
15:39.35lkclsound seems to work, then.
15:44.39lkclokay.
15:44.54lkclgood grief.  i never imagined this would ever be possible.
15:45.14lkcli just received an sms...
15:47.59lkcli think i just sent one - twice...
15:48.08lkclthis is ... wild.
15:48.22lkclcp15: what was that about battery life (and why doesn't apm --suspend work?)
15:49.14lkclah cos it's not on the gpe image, that's why.
15:49.18lkclokay.  definitely reboot time...
15:49.26cp15Battery life is currently ~ 18 hours
15:49.39lkclthat's not bad.
15:49.45cp15I have a fix in the pipeline which brings it up to useable values
15:49.51lkclrunning _continuously_ - without even being able to suspend?
15:50.03cp15No, of course in suspend mode
15:50.24lkclwhere's the apm command then? :)
15:50.50cp15apm --suspend does not work due to a series of unlucky events when going to suspend
15:51.31cp15Actually the bug is in the X-Server, but the kernel does help a lot
15:51.38lkcloops.... how does suspend work at all?? :)
15:51.49lkcltime for me to do a cvs update, then, innit...
15:52.12cp15You need an X-Server who doesn't care about suspend resume
15:52.18cp15then apm --suspend works
15:52.47lkclah, right.
15:53.23lkclokay, i have usb in wince on....
15:53.42lkcllinux go...
15:53.55lkclkernel source slurping off sf.net...
15:54.03lkclboot...
15:54.14cp15Unfortunately the person who created the ba gpe image is also lost, so we have to wait for a new image
15:54.37lkclhuhn??  lost?? who mislaid them?  how can you lose an entire person??
15:54.45lkcl:)
15:55.06cp15Seems so :-)
15:55.14lkclstarting bluetooth...
15:55.15lkclwheee
15:55.43cp15Do you have any experience with OpenEmbedded?
15:55.47lkclooo, my password and screen settings were remembered - that's cool.
15:55.57lkclopenembedded? nope - not yet.  ain't gonna stop me though.
15:55.59lkclwhy?
15:56.16lkclBus 002 Device 043: ID 049f:505a Compaq Computer Corp. SA-11x0 based Linux Device, or Itsy (experimental)
15:56.22lkclha haaaaa *cackle*
15:56.23cp15Well, we need a new person who can create a gpe image, I think
15:56.44lkclmuhahahahah.
15:57.10cp15Of course it would be possible to just do a lot of rm, vi and cp in the current image, but I want a clean and reproducable image
15:57.17lkclwhat am i looking for?
15:57.32lkcli _like_ a lot of rm, vi and cp - i even created some scripts to do it for the himalaya :)
16:00.35lkcldoes gomunicator play sounds at all? *lol*
16:00.48lkclon incoming calls, perhaps?
16:01.12lkcl_just_ in case someone needs to know that there's a call coming in.  you understand.  nothing important or anything
16:02.08cp15Yes, but you have to install a sound
16:02.49lkclah - right.  teehee.  i should have thought of that.
16:03.03cp15It has to be 16000 Hz, stereo, format S16_LE
16:03.08cp15raw format
16:03.16lkcloh my god: when you said "prepare an openembedded image" you mean _build an entire image_???
16:03.22lkclack.
16:03.52cp15you have to copy it as /usr/share/gomunicator/R&C_theme.raw
16:04.07lkclthank you.
16:04.17lkcli'll be getting to that...
16:04.21cp15Yes, an entire image
16:04.29lkcloh dang :)
16:04.34lkclbetter fire up the AMD64 system then...
16:04.40lkcli don't have space on my laptop!!
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16:05.10rob_w-cgiwhat is that cackle always ?? do we have static in here ?
16:05.11lkclas you can see.... oops :)
16:05.17rob_w-cgichecks his antenna `s
16:05.26lkcl*shhh* *crrrk* *fzzzz*
16:06.10lkclwhy is gomunicator saying 23410 instead of "O2 UK" like what it said on the previous boot?
16:06.16rob_w-cgigrrrgrr ..ssshh***..windows ***ssas ** blue   screen**** no_less_equal
16:06.34cp15Hmm... Don't know
16:07.10cp15Is 23410 the gsm provider number for O2 UK?
16:07.28lkcli can't believe i'm giving serious consideration to doing an openembedded build...
16:07.44rob_w-cgiwhy dont you take a image ?
16:08.16rob_w-cgibut it is very helpfull to have oe builded once .. thenyou can quickly rebuild single apps with no hassle
16:08.48rob_w-cgialso you will first use your CPU for what it was build for  *RUN*
16:08.55lkclcp15 was asking about image rebuilds...
16:08.58lkclque? que?
16:09.09oho_lkcl: the version of gomunicator I am workig on has fixed the problem of not showing the name
16:09.18lkcloho: ack - ta.
16:09.28rob_w-cgido you run a 64bit linux on that amd ,, then it might be a bit more tricky ?
16:09.48lkcli have a 32-bit sub-environment (complete debian/kde - don't ask...)
16:10.00rob_w-cgiok
16:12.01cp15Immolo did it on an AMD64, so it works
16:13.15rob_w-cgihmm that is nice ,.. i was scared to get that as the native package need to work with that
16:13.29lkclah _ha_
16:13.38lkclwell of course it's all cross-compiled anyway (arm)
16:14.00lkclyou reckon it's gonna matter if i use debian/stable or debian/testing?
16:15.32lkcleeeh, what the heck: i'm gonna find out
16:16.03lkclanyone got a good ringtone kicking around already?
16:16.22lkcli can't really be bothered to record one if someone has some good examples around already
16:16.53cp15I have "Inspector Gadged"
16:16.58rob_w-cgii am running the "Magnum " theme
16:17.44rob_w-cgii alwways feel like doing a U .- turn in my Ferrari !
16:17.49lkcloh dear...
16:18.41lkclgot a url, rob?  cp15?
16:19.31lkclaw, gawd - OE compiles its own ARM compiler *gibber*
16:21.15cp15lkcl: Sorry, no url... But a free ringtone would be nice
16:21.30cp15There was a story on slashdot recently about a free sound archive
16:21.43cp15I will take a look
16:22.31rob_w-cgilkcl got my at *gtk-gnutelle*.com ;-)
16:22.46rob_w-cgis/gtk-gnutelle/gtk-gnutella
16:23.28lkclack...
16:24.09lkcloh.  yes.  there was.
16:24.13lkclit got slashdotted.
16:24.25lkclwhat was it...  over 10,000 sounds online....
16:24.44cp15Yes
16:25.07rob_w-cgilink ?=
16:25.15cp15http://freesound.iua.upf.edu
16:25.43cp15The ringing of an egg timer?
16:26.02cp15<PROTECTED>
16:26.11cp15Ok, i will try the last one
16:26.23cp15Oh no, its a digital one
16:27.30rob_w-cgicruel ,, they have sounds like .andfull of 357 magnum bullets dropped onto the desk in front of a radio shack clip on condenser...
16:31.08cp15I found a cool one: The typical gsm distortions you can hear when you place your phone close to an amplifier during a call
16:31.16lkclyes - it's for audio professionals.  drum-synths
16:31.20lkcloh dear :)
16:35.25lkclcp15, how do i update the x-server / where from / to get apm working?
16:38.05cp15I will send you mine... But the long term target is to get it out of oe :-)
16:38.28cp15BTW: What is your board id? Probably 0x6, since you have a newer device
16:38.51lkclx-server - i know, i know - i'm working on it!
16:39.01lkclurr... how do i find out the board id?
16:39.36cp15It gets printed out early at the boot. But it is probably already out of the dmesg
16:39.45cp15So take a look at your next boot
16:39.46lkcljust running through the instructions on moinmoin on oe downloads...
16:40.31cp15Be warned that the initial download of the monotone database takes over a day
16:40.34lkclack.  yes it's out the dmesg..
16:40.42lkcl_what_??? *gibber* :)
16:40.53cp15So you better download the database snapshot and just do an update
16:41.00lkcloh, i might as well go home, then.  hang on, i _am_ at home.
16:41.27rob_w-cgi??
16:42.02lkclsnapshot, snapshot... ah, yeh... i see...
16:42.18lkclctrl-c time...
16:42.43lkcldo it again, cp - i don't have a directory called dcc (well i do now)
16:43.19lkclty.
16:43.36lkcla _day_ to download 36mb, with monotone???
16:43.40lkcl*snort*
16:44.23cp15It is not the network traffic which makes it take so long, it is the creation of its internal database
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16:49.14lkclwhat's the monotone update command?
16:49.33lkcloh - i see - step 7
16:52.35lkclFRAK.  oe db version mismatch
16:52.59lkclhey - cp15: thanks.  suspend works, now.
16:57.36cp15Not perfect, since it does not really suspend, it just goes into idle mode
16:57.49rob_w-cgiok i am off to run home
16:58.02cp15But I have real suspend working, it just needs some cleaning up
16:59.03lkclooo, cool.
16:59.13lkclk rob
16:59.24cp15It is quite tricky
16:59.32lkclwell it's better than a kick in the teeth
16:59.44rob_w-cgicp15 ,, if you are bored , do some cvs checkins !! so we can fall over your changes !
16:59.46rob_w-cgi;-)
17:00.06cp15Actually suspend is like a reset, there is just one register which keeps it contents
17:00.23cp15And the bootloader does some strange things when getting back from suspend
17:00.27rob_w-cgioh nice
17:06.19lkclOW!
17:06.38lkclvery loud, very piercing, very over-speed, OUCH!  but it's a phone call...
17:07.09lkcland... dang, me, it even un-idles the phone.
17:07.26lkclcp15 - wow, i am so impressed and delighted.
19:17.15lkcl_oops_ it just crashed :)
19:19.00lkclin the middle of an idle/wakeup it looks like, after a usb event
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21:20.57lamikrHi
21:33.47lkclhiya lamikr
21:34.15lkclyou'd never guess what i got...
21:37.22lamikrWell, did you got blueangel?
21:38.21lamikror h6340????
21:38.56lamikror what else could I try... :-)
21:44.47lkclyep - it arrived this morning, and it's running linux already thanks to cp15
21:44.58lkcl_and_ doing phone calls.  and sms.
21:45.02lkcli am _well_ appy.
21:45.06lkclnow.
21:45.25lkcldoes anyone know what config i'm supposed to use, to build openembedded?
21:45.32lamikrlkcl: So you got blueangel. How much you needed to buy?
21:45.38lkclzero.
21:45.45lamikrOh, how?
21:45.51lkclmy o2 phone contract is so silly that they gave me it for free
21:47.02lamikrnice... In finland, that kind of contracts are not allowed between customers and telecompanies by law... People always buy phones from shops.
21:47.47lkclthat's very sensible, because otherwise you get major lock-in.
21:48.54lamikrWell, yes I actually agree with that... But then I can not get blueangel in free. But in a long term this is propably cheaper.
21:49.22lkclyes it's definitely cheaper: my phone contract is £75/month
21:49.22lamikrHave you already downloaded oe database with monotone?
21:49.51lkclyep.
21:50.02lamikrOk, yes it is... My company buys my phone bills, but I think my wife pays about 20-30 euro per month or two.
21:50.37lkclokay - i found the config.  blueangel.conf.  editing conf/local.conf to match MACHINE = "blueangel".  any other suggestions?
21:50.55lamikrThen you need to set the distro.
21:51.16lkclpick one for me :)
21:51.42lkclcp15 mentioned that he wanted someone to redo the gpe
21:52.06lkclistrc something about ... 2.7 on the boot screen...?
21:52.20lamikrI have as a distro: familiar-0.8.3
21:52.57lkclyerrp, there we goooo :)
21:53.04lamikrDid you checked out org.openembedded.dev or org.openembedded.oz354fam083 branch?
21:53.17lkcloh _now_ you tell me :)
21:53.32lkclorg.openembedded.dev
21:53.42lkcli followed the instructions on the wiki!  waahhh!
21:54.27lkclis that all right?
21:54.32lamikrWell, that is the development branch and has newest stuff. But familiar-0.8.3 is good distro name also in there... org.openembedded.oz354fam083 is now in freeze state where only bugs are fixed so there
21:54.55lkcloh, then i deeefintly want the development branch :)
21:55.30lamikrso that that has 99.5 % quarantee to finish, with dev branch you have only 99.4 % chances :-)
21:55.37lkcl_excellent_
21:55.47lkclis there a make -i option, then?
21:56.07lamikrI build the dev branch last time 4 days ago and atleast then it went fine.
21:56.11lkcland it will be using ccache guaranteed, won't it..
21:56.28lamikrWhat ccache?
21:57.02lamikrdid you remember to define the tmp and source directories as well to your local conf?
21:57.09lkclccache - the command that caches .o files, saving you absolutely tons of time :)
21:57.22lkclremember?  _ha_!  hadn't even _started_
21:58.06lkclhome directory has 8gb available, so that'll do as the tmp directory...
21:58.19lamikrI really do not know... Ok, all packages that oe downloads from net will be saved to sources dir... tmp will be actually even for more than for temp... It will have following subdirs.
21:58.39lamikrtmp/work is the place under all things are build
21:58.43lkclgoood.
21:58.56lkclplenty of space then
21:59.04lamikrtmp/deploy/ipkg is place where all ipkg packages put
21:59.04lkclwhere's the source directory option?
21:59.14lamikryes, you will need about 5-6 gig of space...
21:59.22lkclgot 8gb so that's okay...
21:59.28lkclhe said, hopefully...
21:59.49lamikrtmp/cross is the place where all libs, gcc, etc are put... (8 gig is enought for sure!)
22:00.42lkclah when you say sources you mean DL_DIR
22:01.02lamikrtmp/cross is a little bit stupid name for crosscompiler, but I have but I put tmp/cross/bin to my path even if I want to build without oe.
22:01.16lkclack.
22:01.39lamikryes, DL_DIR = source dir
22:02.13lamikrThen you need bb location: I have
22:02.15lkclbbfiles done...
22:02.15lamikrBBFILES = "/opt/h6300/oe/dev/org.openembedded.dev/packages/*/*.bb"
22:02.30lkclany suggestions on build targets?
22:02.40lamikrTMPDIR = /opt/h6300/oe/dev/tmp
22:02.49lkclsorry, bitbake targets
22:03.18lkcloh all right, i'll set a damn TMPDIR :)
22:03.24lamikrFor machine you need to set: blueangel
22:03.33lkcldone that... ba...
22:03.42lkclDISTRO="familiar-0.8.3"
22:03.48lamikryes,
22:03.51lamikrTARGET_ARCH = "arm"
22:04.00lamikrTARGET_OS = "linux"
22:04.13lkclaw gawd :)
22:04.27lamikr;.)
22:04.30lamikrIMAGE_FSTYPES = "tar"
22:04.39lkclwhat about jffs2?
22:04.43lkclinclude that as well?
22:05.10lkclwe ain't exactly gonna be using it... out it goes...
22:05.37lkclok.  what's me bitbake command then?  wanna get busy!!!
22:05.49lamikrI am not sure about that, I always use MMC card for rootfs and that's why I just extract the generated tar.gz to ext2 partition of my mmc card... I believe jffs2 is for flashing purposes...
22:06.20lamikrIf you want debug info to binaries: BBDEBUG = "yes"
22:06.36lamikrDEBUG_BUILD = "1"
22:06.37lamikrINHIBIT_PACKAGE_STRIP = "1"
22:06.55lamikrBBINCLUDELOGS = "yes"
22:07.02lamikrCVS_TARBALL_STASH = "http://www.oesources.org/source/current/"
22:07.05lkclaww, do we _have_ to have debug builds?
22:07.16lamikrUSE_NLS = "yes"
22:07.17lamikrUSE_NLS_uclibc = "no"
22:07.18lkclyep, got the BBINC
22:07.52lkclwhat's nls
22:07.55lkcl?
22:07.57lamikrIf you want to use debugger for checking problems, then debug option is good.
22:08.16lkcl*sigh* *grump* yeh, you're right.
22:08.19lamikrI am not sure bout those nls things, I have just set them as they are.
22:08.40lkclokay so i do bitbake gpe-image, yes?
22:09.30lamikrThen there is this floating point option... I have it remmed and let kernel/or glibc to do the floating point emulation instead of building gcc with soft float point support.
22:09.49lamikrI am not sure how that option needs to be for blueangel.
22:10.13lkcloops :)
22:10.20lamikrSo I have: #TARGET_FPU="soft"
22:10.27lkclthe ba is a pxa26x
22:10.38lkclthere isn't a TARGET_FPU in the local config file...
22:11.16lamikrStrange, I have it...
22:11.30lamikrBut as I said, I have it remmed.
22:11.31lkclit's only in distro files
22:11.37lkclack.
22:12.10lamikrnot just: bitbake gpe-image
22:12.36lkcloff we gooooo, wheeee
22:13.29lkcli _fully_ expect my £350 AMD64 system to overheat overnight
22:14.04lamikrYes, better to leave it just running alone! You can find the rootfs from the tmp/deploy/images dir
22:14.09lkcli love ebuyer.com - AMD64 processor: £75.  motherboard: £45.  2gb memory: £75...
22:14.28lkclokay.
22:14.37lamikrWow
22:15.00lkclit not a particularly _fast_ AMD64 processor - the 1.8ghz 2500+
22:15.06lamikrI need to go to sleep... Say hello for cp15.
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22:15.14lkcl3000+
22:15.16lkclk dude.
22:15.24lkcllikewise pretty soon
22:15.28lkclheya oho
22:15.35lamikrHow about cooling, can you keep it quiet easily?
22:16.01lkcl6in fan, 2 processor fans, special one on the hard drive... so... ermmm... not really! :)
22:16.26lkclquiet equals about £100 or more on water-cooling...
22:16.52lkclbtw i _do_ recommend drive fans - they go on the base of the HDD and have two 1.5in small fans.
22:16.59lamikrSomehow water still scares me... I have wondered how the mobile version of amd64 would work.
22:17.04lkclkeeps the air circulating properly
22:17.17oho_\exit
22:17.38lkclheat pipes, then, instead: they contain low-pressure water vapour.
22:18.02lkclcopper pipe.  depressurised.  tiny amount of water that, because of the pressure, boils at only 35C
22:18.40lamikrYeah, need to thing... Now goodnight.
22:18.43lkclone end on processor.  other end on _massive_ passive heatsink with lots of vanes, outside the box.
22:18.46lkclokay :)
22:18.55lkclnight lamikr.  sorry.  i talk too much
22:19.23lamikrNo you dont! I want my h6300 also to work as a phone ...
22:30.13lkclduh.  of course.  gomunicator is designed for phones with _much_ smaller screens than the thingy.  xda.  which would explain why the text on the buttons is so small - and crap.
22:35.37cp15No problem to make them larger
22:36.01cp15Checkout the source from xanadux, load the .glade file into glade and change however you like it
22:38.56cp15BTW: Does someone know something about ELF?
22:39.08lkclallo cp15
22:39.48lkcllamikr says hi and stuff, he had to go sleep
22:39.53lkclhappy build underway, btw...
22:41.06cp15Sorry, I was watching a dvd
22:41.34lkclit's round, cp15.
22:41.52lkclround.  definitely round.  sometimes with pictures on :)
22:42.33lkcli'm off to bed soon anyway - sort-of - the build seems to be going okay.
22:42.53lkclbut _damn_ monotone takes up 100% cpu on the first time it's run.
22:43.18cp15Ok, if you see it this way: Actually the dvd player was watching the dvd :-)
22:43.30lkcl*cackle* that took you long enough to notice
22:43.58cp15Yes, monotone and bitbake is slow
22:44.08cp15But it works fairly well
22:44.08lkcli'd be really worried if you said you were sitting there with a pencil, a cotton reel and a magnifying glass...
22:44.40lkclthere's debian build procedures for this kind of xxxx!
22:45.24cp15Yeah, but it is probably not as flexible as openembedded
22:45.35lkclhey - why does the phone keep popping into idle and back out again?
22:45.46lkcltrue...
22:45.51cp15Don't know
22:46.12lkclevery 10mins or so it goes "blurp", goes to idle, and then instantly out again.
22:46.41cp15Ah... No, wrong, I know
22:46.55lkcl*shrug* - at least it tried :)
22:47.30lkcl... you think i'm safe, leaving this computer to overheat overnight?
22:47.34cp15The problem are the HTC signal messages, which occur frequently and bringing the phone out of its sleep
22:47.45lkclah.
22:48.10lkclso you gotta monitor those, check them, and make it sleep again.
22:48.18cp15Download gsminit from http://gnulinux.biz/files/blueangel/misc/
22:48.22cp15and let it run
22:48.48cp15It resets the gsm processor so you don't get the signal messages any more
22:49.14lkcl... but that means i would have to reboot into wince...
22:49.23cp15Why?
22:49.42lkcloh - gsminit - it's not a wince program.  whoopeee!
22:50.22lkcloo, gsminit.c looks kinda worrying, dude :)
22:50.32lkclmmap /dev/mem?  oh dearie me
22:50.49lkclwhat ever happened to PEEK and POKE from basic, huh?
22:51.29cp15But be careful with the phone. I once had an expensive probem.. Hangup didn't work, and another call shorty after that placed the first call "on hold".... For two hours
22:51.46lkclooooo - ouch.
22:51.46cp15I want to implement the functionality of gsminit as an ioctl
22:51.56lkclack.
22:52.14lkclyes, that's the proper place for it.
22:52.30cp15But first the pxa serial interface has to be extended to pass ioctls to the machine specific code
22:52.39lkclurk.
22:52.48lkcloh - btw - have you got an example kernel config?
22:53.07cp15configs/blueangel_defconfig
22:53.10lkclack.
22:58.19cp15I got the DOC partially to work today
22:58.54cp15So soon we can use the internal flash for the os and the sd card for additional data like wikipedia, maps, mp3s and so on
22:59.13cp15and videos
22:59.51lkclwhass DOC?
23:00.06lkclthingy on chip, isn't it..
23:00.16cp15Disc On Chip aka Extended Rom
23:00.27lkclthat's right.  i remember.
23:00.42cp15A kind of on board sd card. But only 64 MB on the BA
23:00.54cp15Together with the 32 MB of the pxa it should be enough
23:01.44lkclthat's quite a lot, really...
23:02.41lkcldang sf is slow...  AW BOLLOCKS.  gcc compilation compilation failed with an internal compiler error.
23:03.07cp15Maybe your machine got too hot?
23:03.21lkclprobably...
23:04.26cp15You have used the development tree I have seen
23:04.36lkclwhere's the build actually done, so i can try a "make"?
23:04.37lkclyes.
23:04.47cp15Hope they didn't use gcc4 again
23:05.05lkclno.
23:05.09cp15It doesn't compile many packages because of stricter error checking
23:05.26cp15goto build/tmp/work
23:05.43lkclstaging...
23:06.08lkclx8..
23:06.09cp15in package_name/temp there are files like run.do_compile.number
23:06.11lkclnope you're right...
23:06.21lkclfound those...
23:06.38cp15Try to execute it
23:07.56cp15When it compiles, you can do the rest with bitbake -b <path to bb file> in the build directory
23:08.03lkclFRAK.
23:08.22cp15Hmm.... bitbake -b should also do the compile, probably easier than looking for the run scripts
23:08.49lkclwork/gcc-cross-initial-3.4.4-rc3/gtcc-3.4.4/build.x86_64-linux.arm-linux
23:08.57lkclhmmm... that's not right.
23:09.20lkcli specially logged in via the x86 (32-bit) area.
23:09.23lkclbastard stupid thing.
23:09.28lkclof course.
23:09.43lkclit thinks i'm 64-bit... *sigh*...
23:09.51lkclokay.
23:09.58lkclwhat's the difference between python-psyco
23:10.04lkcland python-psycopg
23:10.06lkcl?
23:10.27cp15Don't know
23:10.59lkcl.. looking it up... one is a just-in-time compiler, the other is postgresql libs :)
23:11.09lkclokay *sigh*.
23:11.19lkcli understand.  it's only available for 32-bit processors.
23:11.41lkclokay.  how do i "make clean" everything?  i need to redo this, in the native 64-bit environment.
23:13.05cp15do a rm -rf tmp/build/package-name and rm tmp/stamps/package-name.*
23:13.54lkclack.
23:17.04lkclhmmm... there's no tmp/build
23:17.22lkclthere is tmp/work/*/*/build.x86_64-linux...
23:17.44lkcleehh, what the heck - delete the stamps, ignore the build thing and just run it and see :)
23:18.57lkcloh, bollocks.  the patches have already been applied...
23:20.02cp15rm -rf tmp/work/package-name it should have been
23:20.21lkcl_excellent_ :) bye byeeee...
23:20.29lkcloff we go again...
23:21.00lkclwheeee
23:22.20lkcl_drat_ - quilt-native do_patchcmd failed..
23:23.02lkclit would help if i installed the debian packages needed...
23:35.25lkclokay - that's better.   let's hope it works as expected...
23:43.43lkclheya cp15 - where you get the cross-compiler from?  you using debian?  (kernel build.  the version i have doesn't support -mcpu=xscale
23:43.45lkcl)
23:44.49cp15I used the one which gets created from openembedded
23:46.11cp15I will go to bed now
23:46.28lkcloh - right :)
23:46.40lkclokay dude.  night.  thanks

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