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00:59.39DonkeyHoteihow would one use the mk802 with no remote?
01:05.09A0ShedsUSB HID
01:06.38DonkeyHoteifor a settop box? ugh
01:07.15A0Shedsalso has Wireless 802.11b/g, WAPI(Ralink8188)
01:07.32DonkeyHoteiwifi is not an input device
01:08.24A0Sheds<PROTECTED>
01:08.51A0Shedsis there a demo somewhere of how they expect people to use it?
01:09.55A0Shedsextra USB - IR dongle?
01:10.13A0Shedsis there a remote?
01:10.22DonkeyHoteiui would simply be android i'd guess
01:10.32DonkeyHoteiand no remote is listed
01:10.43A0ShedsHDMI to display
01:10.57A0Shedsbut how does it get input from the UI?
01:11.55A0ShedsUSB touchscreen or ?
01:12.33ZaEarlusb, wireless keyboard/mouse
01:12.46A0Shedshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDyBs6Wuu1o
01:12.50DonkeyHoteiit comes with a keyboard/mouse?
01:12.58ZaEarlno, you can buy one
01:13.23A0Shedsit's $69 for the keyboard/mouse  :)
01:13.30DonkeyHoteifor a settop box, that's woefully suboptimal
01:13.44DonkeyHoteiat least the mele has a remote
01:14.35A0Shedswhats wrong with a USB keyboard/mouse?
01:14.37DonkeyHoteifunny that the keyboard/mouse would have the same price as the box itself
01:14.51DonkeyHoteiA0Sheds: wires to a settop box?
01:14.54A0Shedskidding about the $69
01:15.14ZaEarlthere's plenty of wireless keyboard/mice
01:15.21A0Shedssure, why not? Not everybody is well to do.
01:16.16A0Shedsfor some having a TV as a display is a step up from watching wheat grow for entertainment
01:17.29DonkeyHoteiZaEarl: wireless or not, keyboard/mouse is still not a remote
01:17.29ZaEarlDonkeyHotei, you're right. and for many uses they're better.
01:18.31DonkeyHoteinot for typical settop box uses, though
01:18.38A0Shedshttp://confidential.eetimes.com/news-updates/4371528/China-Mulls-National-CPU-Standard
01:19.18A0Sheds"It costs a minimum of $5 million to license ARM’s high-end Cortex A9 core,"
01:19.57A0Sheds“China has several cores based on MIPS, but MIPS will eventually shut down and sell their IP and patents,”
01:20.18ZaEarlstock android isn't exactly a settop box ui either
01:20.49A0ShedsI don't think that the mk802 is aimed at the west
01:21.12DonkeyHoteisettop is not that big a stretch from touchscreen
01:21.31DonkeyHoteiA0Sheds: uhhh, look at the supported languages
01:21.46A0Shedsandroid
01:21.50ZaEarlI've tried to navigate android with a clicker. it's not pretty
01:21.58DonkeyHoteiall european, no chinese
01:22.02ZaEarlmouse/touchscreen is how it works best
01:23.42A0Shedssomebody told them android was the way to go, after all "it's popular on tablets and phones"
01:25.04A0Shedsit looks like another conflicted product, let's see if it gets any traction
01:25.08ZaEarlnow, what would be cool would be a tablet that can control the tv/stick over wifi
01:27.14ZaEarllike this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tournesol.tabletremote&hl=en
01:28.12A0Shedsuse your phone/tablet as the remote
01:31.02DonkeyHoteiZaEarl: the old wacom concept; everything old is new again
01:31.03ZaEarlthat'll be a cool demo
01:37.15ZaEarlwhich reminds me...
01:37.21ZaEarlTurl, help! hdmi-out isn't working.
01:44.56A0ShedsZaEarl, you mean like control the set top box through a web browser using a phone/tablet over wifi?
01:45.18ZaEarlA0Sheds, better, a custom app
01:45.42A0ShedsZaEarl, so it looks less like a browser?
01:45.57ZaEarlso it looks/works like a regular remote
01:47.05A0Shedsonly the remote control buttons wouldn't be little rubber nubs but virtual buttons on the pad/phone screen?
01:47.12ZaEarlyes
01:49.54A0Shedshttp://www.gmote.org/screenshots like this only better
01:54.44TurlZaEarl: unfortunately I don't have a cable to test that kind of stuff :(
01:55.10Turliirc quarx was waiting for his to arrive, he'll probably work on that
01:59.35TurlZaEarl: you should really include an hdmi cable with zatabs btw
02:00.39ZaEarlnot a bad idea
02:01.04DonkeyHoteiyou have to pay royalties for the cables too, though
02:01.21TurlDonkeyHotei: the manufacturer does I suppose
02:01.32DonkeyHoteiTurl: they pass on the cost
02:01.51TurlDonkeyHotei: dealextreme sells the cables @ less than 10 bucks
02:03.10ZaEarlmaybe just a mini adapter, so a regular hdmi cable would work
02:03.31Turlit'd probably just cost the same to ship a cable
02:03.37Turland a cable it's more useful
02:03.46Turlnot everyone owns a full hdmi cable
02:03.53ZaEarlyou've seen the box, it's pretty small. hdmi cables are kinda big
02:05.00TurlZaEarl: have you seen the atrix AT&T box?
02:05.30Turlit's smaller than the zatab box, and moto packed a cable, a wall charger, a usb cable, and a phone
02:05.30ZaEarlsure
02:05.35Turlas well as advertising and manuals
02:05.52ZaEarlwow, that's gotta be a thin cable.
02:06.06Turlmicro to std hdmi
02:06.50ZaEarlhow long is it?
02:06.55ZaEarl1m?
02:07.32TurlZaEarl: http://www.amazon.com/Motorola-Standard-HDMI-Cable-DROID/dp/B00462QTA8/ref=pd_sim_cps_1
02:08.11Turl1.5m I believe
02:08.25Turl5 feet for you americans from what I'm reading on google :)
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03:50.33Turlmnemoc: when you get a chance, have a look at https://github.com/allwinner-dev-team/linux-allwinner/commit/476233ec150824287416c322a1d30ea66c938f80
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03:55.16Turlgood night all :)
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04:39.32CIA-91rhombus-tech: Parth master * rcda12ca2a88c /allwinner_a10/orders/not_valid/Liminalbits.mdwn:
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07:18.44hipboimnemoc: hi
07:20.56mnemochipboi!
07:24.00specinghipboi!
07:24.07specing\o/
07:26.42hipboimnemoc specing: yes
07:27.36hipboijust wondering who is the owner of allwinner-ics on github
07:28.15mnemocsztupy (Zsolt Sz. Sztupák)
07:28.38mnemocbut i've never seen him
07:28.42hipboiok
07:28.48mnemoche seems to be more of the XDA gang
07:29.00hipboiyes
07:29.17hipboihave you downloaded and compiled the android souce?
07:29.24mnemocTurl has
07:29.28mnemocand others
07:29.39mnemocbut from a different source and more CM9 centric
07:29.51hipboiok
07:30.06mnemochttps://github.com/Quarx2k
07:30.25mnemoche cames here some times
07:30.58hipboiand the allwinner-dev-team on github?
07:31.09hipboido you know who are they?
07:31.10mnemocthat's Turl
07:31.14hipboiok
07:33.14hipboii want to choose a souce code based on to develop my friend's a10 project
07:34.00mnemocafaik allwinner-dev-team uses the kernel on my github and Quarx2k's android
07:35.47hipboii see
07:36.33mnemocTurl is from argentina so he will be sleeping for a while
07:40.46hipboijust wondering there is no documents on how to build ics for a10
07:41.51mnemochipboi: I can ask them when they wake up and give you an answer tomorrow
07:42.44mnemochipboi:
07:42.48mnemochttp://androtab.info/cyanogenmod/allwinner/
07:43.12mnemocmeh, wrong
07:44.08mnemocthat's dead
07:44.14hipboiyes
07:49.54ZaEarlhipboi, this is roughly how I build ics for our a10 tablet: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1014356/
07:51.16mnemochipboi: ah, yes, ZaEarl is from allwinner-dev-team too :)
07:51.27ZaEarlalthough I see an error: change line 9 to "cd ../..".
07:52.59ZaEarlthat will download everything from github and build it (assumming no errors) :)
07:53.54hipboithanks, ZaEarl
07:54.01ZaEarlalso, it is pulling a few files off of the stock rom for now.
07:54.09hipboijust wondering the xml
07:54.21ZaEarltake a look at extract-files.sh to see which files it grabs from the device.
07:54.51hipboihow the manifest find the git repo
07:55.21steevhipboi: it's based on the initial url that you give it for repo init
07:55.37steevthat is the url that has the manifest file
07:56.12ZaEarlinside the manifest it grabs a bunch of different git repos.
07:56.14steevif you want to modify anything above and beyond that, you can drop a local_manifest.xml file into .repo/ and it will pull those changes on top/or instead of what's in the manifest
07:56.55steevthe issue i personally have is that i can't seem to build a boot.img file correctly
07:58.22steevi may try out zaearl's repo, since it may be better to use the common, and then build out one like zatab for my lyf1, right now i can build the rom fine, but the kernel+modules are completely messed up
08:00.02hipboii see in the xml, some projects don't contains remote
08:00.11steevit uses the default
08:00.14mnemochipboi: the default remote is assumed
08:00.28mnemocwhich is normally the parent of the manifest repo
08:00.41steevthough as you can see in there, it defaults to github
08:00.52steevlines 11-13
08:00.57hipboiok
08:01.43steevi build android for our devices at work, but it isn't as involved at all, just build aosp, then rsync the files to an sdcard
08:01.54ZaEarlAs you can see from the manifest, it's mostly a CyanogenMod build.
08:04.34steevZaEarl: i'm curious, when it builds the zip file for you to install via cwm, is the boot.img file in there dated 2008?
08:05.09ZaEarlsteev, no, it builds boot.img, so it's dated the build date
08:05.18steevweird
08:05.45ZaEarlyou're welcome to download one of my images and take a look: http://www.zareason.com/shop/files/rommanager/zatab_0.1.4.zip
08:05.48naobsdsteev: if you signed, it's true
08:05.56naobsddated 2008
08:06.34steevnaobsd: ah... hmmm, weird, but okay, that was annoying the crap out of me, i still can't get my own ones to boot, they just kinda sit there at the android start screen (like before android loads)
08:07.08steevi thought because it was setting the date to 2008 it wasn't using my kernel
08:07.14ZaEarloh, I see, inside the .zip. yes, 2008
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08:07.46steevi still haven't tracked down the kernel i should be using, apparently i need a module something like, ekt2201
08:07.57steevwhich i haven't found in any of the allwinner stuff anywhere (nor in the kernel sources)
08:08.16ZaEarlany idea what it's for?
08:08.29hipboiekt is the touch key
08:08.32steevi *think* it's the capacitive touch keys on the si
08:08.35steevside*
08:08.40steevthe home/back/menu
08:08.40naobsdnot weird. I didn't see detail but it's testkey's birthday
08:09.00steevwait, testkey is someone's name?
08:09.08steevi thought it meant it was... literally a test key
08:09.25naobsdtestkey is the key to sign zip/jar
08:10.07naobsdsteev: can you get serial console output?
08:10.25steevnaobsd: sadly no, not yet at least, i need to buy another one, before i start taking mine apart
08:10.33steevmostly because i absolutely love my LY-F1
08:10.41steevand if anything were to go wrong i'd be a sad panda
08:10.48mnemocsteev: got the second yet?
08:11.10steevmnemoc: i canceled the order cuz pandawill were backordered when i... ordered it (but the page didn't say so)
08:11.25naobsdI never tried but SD card slot can be used as serial console, isn't it?
08:12.03steevi've heard that, but my delving into hacking the stuff in nanda didn't go well
08:12.29naobsdhmm "like before android loads" ... please tell me mkbootimg command line you used
08:12.40steevnaobsd: whatever CM defaults to
08:13.09steevor rather, quarx2k's repo defaults to (but i do notice that it says that it can't find ../allwinner/common/ so not using something)
08:13.22steevnaobsd: tomorrow when i get to work and crack open my laptop i can give you the exact output
08:13.23naobsdsteev: which device tree are you using? it can be overriden by BoardConfig.mk
08:13.41naobsdah
08:13.44steevnaobsd: i'm using quarx's tree, but modified somewhat... actually
08:13.51naobsdI'll check quarx's tree
08:13.56steevhttps://github.com/steev/android_device_a10
08:14.28steevthe boot.img file that is in there, doesn't exist (but i haven't checked that in yet)
08:14.44naobsdno lines for mkbootimg arguments in quarx's boardconfig.mk
08:14.53naobsdit must not work
08:15.08naobsdplease run "unpackbootimg -i boot.img" then
08:15.27steevnaobsd: hang on, let me crack out the laptop, screw getting to work
08:16.03naobsdwell
08:16.40steev(where by work, i mean going to bed, and then getting to work before getting it out)
08:17.00naobsdhttps://github.com/naobsd/cm_device_allwinner_a10/blob/master/BoardConfig.mk refer 3 BOARD_KERNEL_* lines
08:17.27naobsdbase is most important
08:17.30steevhmmm, okay
08:17.33steevright
08:17.42steevi guess i'd just assumed it was correct
08:17.48naobsdyou can unpack & repack by hand (unpackbootimg/mkbootimg)
08:18.23naobsdyou can get values by unpackbootimg -i boot.img from stock rom
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08:19.00steevmmm, unpackbootimg doesn't get built by default, okay let me build it real quick
08:19.46naobsdsteev: sorry, it's in CM9 source and not in AOSP based tree
08:20.00steevnaobsd: i'm based on Quarx's work, so it's CM9
08:20.09steevsteev@lumen /storage/allwinner/ly-f1/system/core/mkbootimg $ ls
08:20.09steevAndroid.mk  bootimg.h  mkbootimg.c  unpackbootimg.c
08:20.23steevmkbootimg exists in out/host/linux-x86/bin but not unpackbootimg
08:20.34naobsdi see
08:21.26naobsdsorry for ignoring "hang on" ;) I can't stay here so long
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08:21.45steevno worries, i'll figure it out, thanks for the pointers though :D
08:21.59steevyou've just pushed me to the right direction
08:26.24naobsdsteev: if my memory is correct, tsynik(nikk?) passed same road :) please ask him too
08:27.04steevwill do, if i happen to see him, but first i've to sort out why it's not building unpackbootimg for me
08:28.57naobsdyup, it's weird :)
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08:31.09naobsdmy A10 repo is officially(?) obsolete. I'm still using/update it for my own purpose, but I don't recommend to fork it. just refer necessary lines if you find something useful
08:31.42naobsdI should update my site/thread about it ;)
08:35.51steevwell i should have know that, since i have to use it myself on our work board :P
08:36.01steevi just assumed since the boot.img was made myself it didn't matter
08:37.52steevokay i think i know why it's not building, the question is wth
08:38.52steevokay there we go, not sure why but i had to actually do brunch instead of lunch cm_lyf1
08:40.06steevBOARD_KERNEL_CMDLINE console=tty0,115200 rw init=/init loglevel=3
08:40.06steevBOARD_KERNEL_BASE 40000000
08:40.06steevBOARD_PAGE_SIZE 00000800
08:40.08steevbooyah.
08:41.39naobsdabout mkbootimg, 0x prefix is necessary for base, page size need to be decimal(2048)
08:41.59steevyeah, i have them already
08:42.28steevso now, i just need to get the kernel in the proper place, i'm guessing
08:43.39naobsdon TARGET_PREBUILT_KERNEL
08:44.19steevgonna let it run, will pastebin the output, shouldn't take long
08:45.23steevnow i don't have the allwinner/common as i mentioned (plan on looking at ZaEarl's setup to possibly do mine that way)
08:45.28steevso i ahve
08:45.29steevhave*
08:46.12steevooh this might work
08:46.22steevi just noticed it added the base and page sizes :)
08:46.44steevhttps://paste.lugons.org/show/Jb6nHz4feq6LALcMGFjM/
08:47.56naobsdlooks fine
08:48.55steevif this works (actually at this point, even if it doesn't) i owe you a beer, or some other tasty beverage of your choice
08:50.30naobsdif someone knows how to make e-beer which can send via e-mail ;)
08:50.49steevhaha
08:51.02steevpretty sure they call it "paypal" these days ;)
08:51.34naobsdah :)
08:51.50naobsdsteev: btw forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1662324 do you know this thread?
08:52.14steevah yes, i'm steevdave in that thread :)
08:52.36steevwoo!
08:52.40steevat least, it got further
08:52.42mnemocbut ebay inc drinks half of it before you can taste it
08:52.50naobsdI see. I thought they just modify quarx's nightly, not building like you
08:52.50steevsteev@lumen /storage/allwinner/ly-f1 $ adb wait-for-device logcat
08:52.50steev- exec '/system/bin/sh' failed: No such file or directory (2) -
08:52.59steevnaobsd: they do just modify it
08:53.01naobsdmnemoc: lol
08:53.04steevi want to do it correctly :)
08:53.24steevso... i at least have the kernel correct now
08:53.29steevjust gotta get the userspace ;)
08:53.39naobsdsteev: I guess /system can't be mounted
08:53.48steevprobably
08:58.19steevokay i'm guessing the issue is in my updater-script, so once i sort that out
09:00.14naobsdI have no idea about it. I'm using auto-generated script with default release tool in CM9
09:00.54steevdoes that happen if updater-script doesn't exist in the device?
09:01.22steevah, it's in the squisher script
09:01.49naobsdit should be placed in update.zip
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09:03.58steevright, but i meant that squisher is what adds it into there
09:04.09steevreleasetools/squisher.sh:cp -f $DEVICE_TOP/updater-script $REPACK/ota/META-INF/com/google/android/updater-script
09:04.30naobsdI'm not sure why squisher.sh was prepared
09:05.32steevlooks like Quarx added it to remove a few things that he dislikes :)
09:06.20steevlets try without the squisher.sh
09:07.08naobsdcomment out TARGET_CUSTOM_RELEASETOOL in BoardConfig.mk
09:07.10steevit's times like these i miss my old build box, i really need to replace my gaming machine so i can have it back for building
09:07.19naobsdI'm not sure it's ok on his device tree
09:07.49steevwell worst that happens is it doesn't boot still ;)
09:08.11steevi've got the aldrospeed one in there
09:08.24steevso i can build this, attempt to test, and if it doesn't work, go back to the aldro
09:08.52steevis there a list of the different BoardConfig.mk options that are possible?
09:09.20naobsdI really want list too! ;)
09:10.38steevwhile i doubt it will go anywhere, i did email the lyxfsz people and ask them about the kernel+ekt module sources
09:13.09steevthe one other minor issue i'd love to fix, is whatever is missing that makes the chrome beta browser for android stop working
09:14.30mnemocsteev: Turl is using the binary goodix_touch_3F.ko over 3.0.31+ using some hacks: https://github.com/amery/linux-allwinner/issues/26
09:15.11steevinteresting
09:15.20steevi do see a flood of incomplete xfer (0x48) in my log
09:18.01steevhmm, okay it doesn't like that i call it lyf1
09:18.32mnemoc"honey" maybe?
09:18.39steevheh
09:20.02naobsdmy dmesg is also flooded
09:20.23mnemocthere are several modules with #define DEBUG
09:20.37mnemocit's likely you want to remove those
09:21.00steevmnemoc: i'm pulling kernel+modules from the manufacturers img
09:21.45naobsdyup. I'll try to build from source
09:22.05steevugh, i mean i guess i could go back through and redo all the lyf1->a10, but ugh, i wanted to make it clear that mine wasn't another copy, it was specifically for the lyf1
09:22.07mnemocsteev: built from the same sources, with #define DEBUG
09:22.25steevmnemoc: entirely possible, but why doesn't the log get spammed with theirs :)
09:22.37mnemocuh
09:22.48steevs/with/in/
09:22.56naobsdmm "build kernel from source"
09:25.07steevugh
09:25.19steevi'm so used to typing gvim device/fsl/blah
09:25.27steevi keep falling back to that instead of device/allwinner/blah
09:26.34mnemocln -s allwinner device/fsl
09:26.43steevi've considered it
09:26.52steevbut then cm complains about duplicates
09:26.58naobsdbasically porting work is just add/remove/replacing modules and key layout
09:27.00mnemocmeh :(
09:28.04naobsdit's better to keep changes small for initial work
09:28.29naobsd"porting work for a10 device is ..."
09:30.14naobsdhmm. I made small program to enter recovery/fastboot which replaces ugly script/command line to update misc partition
09:31.20naobsderasing misc partition can be done by cwm recovery w/o echo/dd command line. new method should be simple.
09:31.40naobsdI'll push it asap
09:32.11naobsdI need to upload one change to gerrit.cm
09:33.23naobsdfeel free to use it on your device tree...
09:33.44mnemoccameroon? :)
09:35.01steevwhich what
09:37.19naobsdplease give me some time to cleanup...
09:41.10steevoh take your time, i'm playing with ZaEarl's repo at the moment
09:42.12naobsdI'm thinking where is best place to put my updates... I did it on my XDA thread
09:43.23naobsdbut lately it's difficult to post something about my work. I'm trying to get it back, but another place e.g. blog page may be better
09:44.07mnemocforums don't scale well
09:44.15steevthey really don't
09:44.56naobsdmy work is slow/small. small place is enough :)
09:45.50mnemocG+ :p
09:46.00naobsdsometimes forum is very clowdy for another topic :)
09:46.22naobsdhmm G+
09:46.40mnemocworks quite nice as blog
09:47.01naobsdI don't use SNS like system other than twitter but it may be good
09:50.07naobsdmaybe it's time to use one of my tablets for stable platform to access blogs/forums/twitter/g+/etc
09:50.53naobsdcurrently formatting & installing new rom is main job for my devices
09:51.27naobsdI can't answer qustion like how stable my rom ;)
09:52.48naobsdI need to return home now... I'll push my small updates if I can get time tonight.
09:52.54naobsdcya
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12:15.46RITRedbeardJeez
12:15.55RITRedbeardGuys at #raspberrypi are a buncha pansies.
12:18.33steevheh
12:20.35RITRedbeardI guess it will be funny when winter comes along and there are a host of new devices that surpass the Pi.
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12:23.29steevuh
12:23.48steevpretty sure even that via 49 dollar one is more powerful
12:24.06RITRedbeardIt is.
12:24.20steevargh
12:25.16mnemoc:D
12:25.26RITRedbeardI wish I were an electrical engineer.
12:25.40RITRedbeardThere is no SoC/single board computer that has what I want.
12:26.46RITRedbeardOr it is close but out of stock.
12:27.50RITRedbeardBut I'd rather have Allwinner A10 based solution.
12:28.16steevwhat do you want
12:30.01RITRedbeardI'd be happy with Pi hardware but if it had 2x better power consumption.
12:30.19RITRedbeardThe onboard cheap linear regulators and design really kill power.
12:30.23mnemocwants a quad-core/4GB imx6 11-12" laptop with sturdy chassis
12:30.28RITRedbeardBut A10 stuff looks pleasing
12:30.39steevmnemoc: i can make that happen
12:30.52steevthough you may want to wait for the imx7 ;)
12:31.01RITRedbeardYeah I'm trying to resurrect Thinkpad 240
12:31.14RITRedbeardor make a routine/guide to resurrecting them and handing them out in education
12:31.19mnemocsteev: -v
12:32.03mnemocsteev: do you have new efika prototypes???
12:32.18steevno, we're working on something else at the moment
12:32.24mnemoc:(
12:32.35steevthat's the face i get every day that we continue to work on it
12:32.43RITRedbeardI wonder if I could use an FPGA to do the LVDS stuff
12:32.48mnemocthen, what did you mean?
12:32.49RITRedbeardscratches chin
12:33.18steevmnemoc: we plan on something along those lines
12:33.39mnemocsteev: timeline?
12:33.45steevthe problem is that our board design guy who says yes or no to our ideas is busy til end of june
12:34.00mnemoci see
12:34.19steevi'd say don't expect anything before christmas, they claim we can have somethign sooner, but i doubt it
12:34.38steevright now i'd just be happy as hell if i could get /system to mount
12:34.54mnemocdoh
12:48.32Mazonimx6 is hardly out and you tell us to wait for imx7 -.-
12:48.49MazonI'd settle for imx6 for now :)
12:53.35mnemoc:D
12:55.18Mazonafaik, olimex will talk to freescale in june about imx6, so that should be interresting
12:57.17steevMazon: there's always a better chip on the horizon!
12:58.02steevif you plan to do anything with the mx6, do not release a product using the 1.1
12:58.03steevrev
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13:18.32mnemocsteev: what do you mean?
13:18.54steevmnemoc: the mx6 1.1 (and below) have broken power management
13:19.06mnemoci see
13:19.17steevand not something that can be worked around :)
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13:19.40steevimagine our surprise when we had a power budget of 500mW, and we couldn't get the mx6 to go below 5W
13:19.41mnemoceverything fine since 1.2?
13:19.51mnemoc:o
13:20.06steev1.2 won't be out til june or july
13:20.54mnemoc:o
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13:21.30steevi'm really curious to see this 5-10k run of mx6 tablets
13:21.39steevi wanna see how long they last on battery
13:21.58steevi'd guess no more than 3 hours unless they have a 1.2 in em
13:22.24steevthat said
13:22.25mnemocthe olimex guy mentioned fsl asked him for a meeting to talk about imx6
13:22.30steevif you want a development board
13:22.38steevthe mx6 board is really freaking nice
13:22.40mnemocthey may want to screw him (and others) with these defective units
13:23.01steeveh
13:23.16steevnot really, you take the messed up chips at a *really* reduced cost
13:23.26steevyou put it on a development board, put out disclaimer
13:23.33steevsell for 500 usd
13:24.13specingmmmmm-m-minstabuy!
13:24.55steevnon-optimized, running an internal raytracer, with (i think it was) 12 threads, the mx6 was almost as fast as my core i7 and was faster than the core 2 duo
13:25.11mnemocat 5W??
13:25.14steevinternal to genesi, not internal
13:25.44steevwe weren't doing the power testing at that point
13:25.57steevthat was pure internal benchmarks
13:26.27steevi.e. this is baseline, where can we go from here
13:28.46Turl:o
13:29.34steevnow tell me why it won't mount my /system mnemoc!
13:29.56Turlsteev: you're holding it wrong </joke>
13:29.59steevhaha
13:30.11Turlsteev: do you have ext4 enabled?
13:30.39steevTurl: i'm using the kernel from the original rom (missing the ekt2201 driver source)
13:31.09mnemocsteev: Turl and ZaEarl are the android experts :)
13:31.52Turlsteev: I miss my touchscreen driver too
13:32.01Turlsteev: but I'm still running the new kernel :P
13:32.26mnemocs/still //
13:32.29steevTurl: well, it's not that the touchscreen doens't work
13:32.36libvis the mele a?000 really as accessible as it seems as on the wiki?
13:32.38steevit's that back/home/menu don't
13:32.49mnemoclibv: yes
13:32.55Turlmnemoc: on screen or where?
13:33.02Turleh
13:33.04Turlsteev: ^
13:33.04libvit seems the ideal platform for lima development, both mesa and arm mali kernel side
13:33.16mnemoclibv: yes, absolutely
13:33.17libvbut things never are that easy, can't be, never happens
13:33.27steevTurl: the capacative ones
13:33.32steevcapacitive
13:33.42Turlmnemoc: btw did I have a look at the patch I sent last night?
13:33.56Turlsteev: ah, that's simple configuration missing on the driver
13:33.59libvmnemoc: so what are people running on that thing? xf86-video-fbdev?
13:34.26mnemoclibv: some use mali's too
13:34.40libvwhat binaries are available for that?
13:34.46libvmaybe linaro provided ones
13:34.51steevTurl: hm, maybe i'll try .31 again
13:35.06mnemoclibv: fb doesn't support fbcon but for X it works quite fine
13:35.29mnemoclibv: the mali drivers in the ubuntu image released by hipboi (tom cubie)
13:35.34steevhttps://paste.lugons.org/show/6PmOelXuNmJEbo455R3t/
13:35.53libvnice, this way we have a base to compare with on this hw too
13:36.24libvabout the fb side of things, there seems to be some kernel cleanup work happening
13:36.47libvi think there are 3 different fb driver for the A10, sun* something
13:37.06libvdoes anyone have any oversight as to why these are split?
13:37.23Turlthey're different hw I believe
13:37.35steevsun3i, 4i, and 5i are different, correct
13:37.48libvso they are not all the same SoC?
13:37.50steeventirely possible that they could share some common code
13:37.51steevno
13:37.56mnemoclibv: sun3i is arm9, sun4i is the A10 (cortex-a8) and sun5i is A12/A12 (a castrated A10)
13:38.04mnemocA12/A13
13:38.05libvaha
13:38.08libvcool
13:38.19steevthe a13 interests me
13:38.20libvhow easy is it to get a hold of sun3i and sun5i?
13:38.49mnemocsun3i is present in some tablets under the name boxchip F20
13:38.57libvand how easy is it go get a working kernel for such devices, and what connectors are available to them
13:39.20libvwhat i am basically asking is: would it be a useful endeavour to try to unify those drivers as much as possible
13:39.23mnemocsun5i is in some cheap tablets as allwinner A13, and olimex.com is preparing a devkit based on it
13:39.38mnemoclibv: the plan is to unify the sunxi platform, yes
13:40.04libvok, so people are working on that already?
13:40.35mnemoccurrently I'm trying to 3.0 ported to 3.3
13:40.50steevhmm
13:41.03libvah, you are amery, as github knows you
13:41.04steevwas it Mazon who is with olimex?
13:41.13mnemoclibevyes
13:41.45steevwow
13:41.48steevi kind of like that f20
13:41.56steev5" tablet 800x480?
13:42.06steevkinda pricey, but still
13:42.21mnemocit was hot once :)
13:42.29steevs/was/is/
13:42.42mnemoc:)
13:42.43TurlARM9 <- problem for a tablet :P
13:42.44steevi may just go and get one
13:42.59libvmnemoc: what other work is there besides the display stuff?
13:43.16libvsurely there is quite a big list there
13:43.23mnemoclibv: there has been no work on the disp drive recently
13:43.37mnemocdriver*
13:44.11mnemoclibv: but help welcomed :) ... I don't really have much spare time :<
13:44.31mnemocsteev: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B-xbPiTMurpSZ0gzWFJHdGR0Zkk <--- F20's datasheet
13:44.52steevyou know what i wish?
13:45.06Turlsteev: unlimited money to buy ARM devices? :D
13:45.09steevi wish the mtl017 lcd controller data sheet and docs were available publicly
13:45.14steevTurl: naw, i have that already :P
13:45.20Turl:o
13:45.27Turlshare some with me :P
13:45.50steevTurl: i go to my boss and say "omg these guys are competition, we need to get one of their devices.  i recommend Y"
13:45.58Turlhah, this touchscreen on my tablet is 10-point :D
13:46.06steevoooh
13:46.12steevmine is only 5 afaik
13:46.18steevhas touchscreen envy
13:46.36TurlI wish goodix had an actual email addy though
13:46.37steevnot that it matters since i still can't get ti to boot my own stuff
13:46.45Turlsupport@ is bounced, and sales got me no reply :P
13:46.52steevcorporate
13:47.00steevhelp
13:47.16steevgooglesearch for @domain.tld
13:48.33Turlnothing
13:49.45Turlhm found some others
13:49.47Turlinfo@goodix.com, sales@goodix.com support@goodix.com, serv@goodix.com
13:49.57Turlfound a phone number too :P
13:53.34steevheh
13:54.06DonkeyHotei[Wed 2012-05-30 01:40:06 AM PDT] <steev> BOARD_KERNEL_BASE 40000000 <--------- what file is this in?
13:58.17steevDonkeyHotei: BoardConfig.mk
13:58.23steevand it's 0x40000000
13:59.07DonkeyHoteii ask because that looks like it goes in the uboot env nand partition
14:02.48steevDonkeyHotei: all i know is what naobsd suggested
14:03.52steevand once i did
14:03.57steevit actually started booting
14:04.04steevor at least, getting past where it was previously
14:04.18Mazonsteev: no, tsvetan I think
14:04.26steevMazon: ah
14:05.05steevhttp://olimex.com/dev/projects.html <-- bottom of page.... 100% in agreement
14:05.14steevso many people just want free hardware and then do zilch with it
14:06.37RITRedbeardor cheap (Raspberry Pi)
14:06.50steevi sometimes apply to developer programs, because i'm also a gentoo developer, and even though i work on this stuff all day for work, it's still a hobby for me.
14:08.26DonkeyHoteibut what's the point of giving a free board to someone who already has the board?
14:08.48steevDonkeyHotei: i don't have *every* board
14:09.01steevi.e. i applied to the nvidia program for their tegra2 dev board
14:09.16steevmy specialization is freescale chips
14:09.36steevso i get others, and expand my knowledge
14:13.26Turlsteev: nvidia sucks @ providing source though
14:13.39DonkeyHoteino, i mean in reference to the quote on the bottom of the page
14:13.42steevno worse than any other soc vendor
14:14.04Turlsteev: on .32 their software stack was awful
14:14.05steevDonkeyHotei: no, the point at the bottom is that many people apply *just* to get the free board, and then they do nothing with it
14:14.11DonkeyHoteii know that
14:14.13TurlI think now it's more bearable
14:14.16DonkeyHoteiit's predictable
14:14.59DonkeyHoteibut the suggestion of giving free boards only to those who already developed with them doesn't make more sense
14:16.00TurlDonkeyHotei: well it kinda does
14:16.09TurlDonkeyHotei: make a project, get a new board for the next
14:16.24DonkeyHoteibut, the same board? really?
14:17.54DonkeyHoteiif i were doing such a project and looked to use the same board in a different design, i'd just reuse the board i already got
14:23.08Turlthat means disassembling your other project
14:23.13Turlwhich you might want to keep running
14:24.09Turlsay you made a bus alert system for your home, that fetches data from the bus company website and shows a countdown for the next bus to hit your favorite bus stop
14:24.17Turlyou might want to keep it running
14:28.43Turl(just as context; here buses are GPS-tracked, and you can input bus line # and bus stop # on their website and it gives you an ETA and meters to go)
14:29.47specingOh god, the english on that olimex page is terrible
14:30.17DonkeyHoteii've seen worse
14:30.21Turlspecing: they're bulgarian, don't blame them :)
14:30.24DonkeyHoteimost of us have seen worse
14:31.13DonkeyHoteibut then, bulgarian text tends to look like really broken russian to me
14:32.18DonkeyHoteiaside from their use of the ъ letter, that is
14:33.00DonkeyHoteiwhich just makes words look really weird
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14:34.20DonkeyHoteii have to remember to mentally substitute "а" when trying to sound it out instead of going by the use i know of the letter
14:35.37TurlI just go by "ooh cool, weird characters" :p
14:36.22DonkeyHoteiwell, my native language is русский, not español
14:36.50Turl:)
14:37.41mnemocрусский is like.... russian? :)
14:37.57traeakcyrillic
14:38.01traeakbulgaria
14:38.06traeakrussia, who else?
14:38.11DonkeyHoteiprovençal would probably look to you what bulgarian looks like to me
14:38.46steevTurl: i'm jealous, i want gps on our buses here
14:39.05DonkeyHoteis/ what bulgarian looks like/ how bulgarian look/
14:39.09DonkeyHoteigrr
14:39.18DonkeyHotei*looks
14:39.23DonkeyHoteinot look
14:39.48DonkeyHoteisteev: where is here?
14:39.56steevsan antonio texas, usa
14:40.08specingDonkeyHotei, complicating sentences, one sentence at a time
14:40.10steev(~45 mins from FSL)
14:40.20DonkeyHoteiwe've had gps on buses here in san francisco for a dog's age
14:40.32steevyeah, they don't bother here
14:40.37steevbut hey, you can always carry a gun!
14:40.43DonkeyHoteiheh
14:40.59mnemocTurl: should I assume https://github.com/allwinner-dev-team/linux-allwinner/commit/476233ec150824287416c322a1d30ea66c938f80 works perfect?
14:41.16steevspecing: do you have your LY-F1 about?
14:41.28Turlmnemoc: worksforme :)
14:41.33specingYes, and it is not an LY-F1
14:41.41steevoh :(
14:42.01specingIm not sure what is is exactly, either
14:42.27traeaknothing wrong with carrying a gun :-p
14:42.28steevheh
14:43.39TurlDonkeyHotei: provençal sounds like provenzal, which is probably not what you wanted to say :)
14:44.01DonkeyHoteiprovençal is the language in provence
14:44.07steevso blessed kernel is allwinner-dev-team or still amery's
14:44.48Turlsteev: they're pretty much the same :)
14:44.53steevpsh
14:44.57DonkeyHoteii was initially going to say portuguese but then decided it wasn't different enough
14:45.10steevpretty much the same could mean a vast different amount of things
14:45.20steevmaybe pretty much always means no
14:45.39steevthat said, i need a cigarette
14:46.16DonkeyHoteiand capeverdean would look to you how the language in belarus looks to me
14:47.12steevargh, i really need to figure out what i'm missing for this camera_set_id bit
14:47.23Turlsteev: a-d-t fork has the newer mali, a defconfig for my tab, hacks and to-be-merged fixes
14:48.26Turlthe rest is pretty much the same, as I often rebase it
14:48.38Turl(I really should put a warning on the github description :P)
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15:00.49steevTurl: what tab do you have? :)
15:05.58steevand that reminds me, i should probably get back into looking at how livesuit goes
15:14.21steevgithub is slow today, only getting 600k downloading the kernel
15:16.42mnemocprefers to start from a second hard .git
15:17.06mnemocdownloading complete linux trees is suicidal
15:19.19steevwhile at work, sure, when i'm at home it only takes a few minutes
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15:53.44Turlsteev: a ZaTab
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15:59.11traeakhttp://liliputing.com/2012/05/zero-devices-z900-another-android-pc-on-a-stick.html
15:59.17traeaklooks like amlogic based stick
16:00.21mnemocrockchip maybe?
16:00.41traeaksingle core a9 ?
16:00.59mnemocok, amlogic :)
16:01.00traeakdoesn't say
16:01.39traeakso what's the stopper on the amlogic ones?  dsp block, etc ?
16:01.48mnemocthere aren't that many options for cheap cortex-a9 socs with mali
16:02.42traeaki wouldn't say the amlogic chip is a barn burner
16:04.08mnemocmeaning? :(
16:04.37mnemocsuccess?
16:04.40traeakdoesn't seem to be much of a speed difference
16:04.53traeakie: speed wise not a bit deal between it and the allwinner
16:04.57traeakbig deal i mean
16:06.45mnemocprobably not
16:11.26steevTurl: ah, right
16:11.56steevmnemoc: the mx6 has a single core option
16:12.03steevsingle, dual and quad
16:15.28mnemocsteev: sure, but from your statement it seemed like all have the pm problem
16:15.41steevafaik, only the quad and dual are available
16:19.19mnemoci see
16:20.30mnemocin general, are the x2 and x1 made from defective x4s or made as x2 and x1 from the begining?
16:21.34mnemoc(disabling the defective cores)
16:23.57traeakmx6 still has a locked down gpu and dsp though right?
16:39.54A0Shedstraeak, the imx6 is delayed until at least August, who knows if this spin will get it right or if it will take another
16:42.43A0Shedsfor just about all ARM11 and older SOC's you can just order them through distributors......
16:43.39A0Shedsfor ARM cortex a8 and newer the manufacturers want to know what you are going to do with then before they decide to sell the parts to you
16:44.35A0Shedsit will be interesting to see what the availability will be for the imx6 when it officially gets launched
16:44.49traeakcost ?
16:45.09mnemocagaik it starts at $30
16:45.25A0Shedsfor high volume it has to be competitive with tegra3 and omap etc
16:45.57A0ShedsI bet the price through Arrow will be a bit higher
16:47.14A0Shedsthe A10 is what? $16 if you call them now
16:49.19A0Shedshttp://www.cnx-software.com/2012/02/24/low-cost-freescale-imx6-quad-sabre-lite-development-board/
16:49.54A0ShedsI wonder if the issue with the imx6 is the DDR3 controller, the dev board only has 533mhz DDR3
16:51.33traeakany idea about their 3d unit ?
16:53.15A0Shedshttp://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/vivante-gpu-ip-cores-power-the-latest-freescale-imx-6-series-of-application-processors-120687829.html  same as Marvell
16:53.28traeakwow, vivante?
16:53.38traeakand jz4770
17:07.00A0Shedshttp://confidential.eetimes.com/news-updates/4371528/China-Mulls-National-CPU-Standard  “China has several cores based on MIPS, but MIPS will eventually shut down and sell their IP and patents,”
17:07.49A0Shedsthey don't have much confidence in MIPS being around for very much longer
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17:19.59mnemociirc st bought the licenses to make loongson legal like 3y ago
17:28.25traeakwow
17:28.34traeakso all the pure risc guys are toast
17:28.47traeakthe "hack" instructions sets all won
17:29.54mnemocpragmatic sounds better :p
17:31.27steevoh son of a
17:31.38steevi think i know why my images won't boot :D
17:31.44steevor wait
17:31.47steevno, hrm
17:32.09steevsteev@lumen /storage/allwinner/ly-f1/device/allwinner/a10 $ strings kernel | grep logl
17:32.09steevconsole=ttyS0,115200 root=/dev/nandb rw init=/init loglevel=8
17:32.21steevdo i need to add the root= into the BoardConfig.mk ? or can i leave that off
17:34.17traeakbut really if mips goes down then china can just grab whatever ip stuff they might want/need
17:38.35traeakalthough some lamer US company may want the IP to go sue everyone
17:46.24steevah okay
17:46.28steevi see what the deal is
17:48.08A0Shedsthe Chinese government could fund the buyout of any CPU core, they don't seem to have an interest in that
17:48.42mnemocafter all they are buying your country as a whole :p
17:49.28A0Shedshttp://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=MIPS+Interactive#symbol=mips;range=my;compare=;indicator=volume;charttype=area;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=off;source=undefined;
17:49.48A0Shedsmnemoc, yes, it been a fire sale here for over 10 years
17:51.23A0Shedshttp://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=ARMH+Interactive#symbol=armh;range=my;compare=;indicator=volume;charttype=area;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=off;source=undefined;
17:52.04A0ShedsFreescale is not doing too well
17:52.55mnemocwho said they were going to be bought?
17:53.01mnemocsteev: you?
17:53.43steevme? no
17:53.51steevthough it wouldn't surprise me
17:55.27steevdon't get me wrong, i love their chips
17:55.43steevbut they annoy the crap out of us when we bug them and bug them and bug them
17:56.23steevand they give us 3 chips, and some random chinese company is doing a run of 5-10k (granted the power management is broken) *tablets* already, and we're still using... 3 chips
17:59.08A0Shedssteev: which parts?
17:59.18steevparts?
17:59.33steev1.0 and 1.1 rev mx6 chips have broken power management
17:59.36A0Sheds"they give us 3 chips"
17:59.41A0Shedsah ok
17:59.49steevmx6q
17:59.51A0Shedsyeah, thats why they told me August
18:00.34steevyeah
18:00.37steevARGH
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18:00.47traeakhow is the vivante then?
18:00.52steevdecent
18:01.00steevopencl is iffy
18:01.04traeakjust locked to a binary driver though
18:01.11steevwhat soc isn't
18:01.22traeakhopefully mali (soon)
18:01.23steevleaked drivers != non-binary driver
18:01.29steevlima is still a year away
18:01.33traeaka year ?
18:02.00traeakthat would be bad
18:02.00mnemocif they use tablets instead of a mele, yeah :p
18:02.53mnemoctraeak: but having master libv here is a good sign :)
18:03.05steevmnemoc: make my ly-f1 boot!
18:03.11mnemockudos!
18:03.19mnemocmake or made?
18:03.27steevmake! since i can't
18:03.33mnemoc:'(
18:03.39ZaEarlsudo make!
18:03.59steevthis just doesn't make sense at all
18:04.17mnemocsteev: tried getting an uart to watch?
18:04.42steevthe kernel is root=/dev/block/nandb; the working image's kernel is root=/dev/block/nandb, the updater-script (both working and the one i'm building) install boot.img to /dev/block/nandc
18:05.16steevmnemoc: no :/  every time i try to do that.... i end up "bricking" it, and needing to use windows to get back to hacking
18:05.24mnemocdoesn't know enough android for that :-/
18:05.50steevhttps://paste.lugons.org/show/bWQxCKezOOQPB0fuQ1Xp/
18:06.02steevif anyone around has any ideas if ^^ is incorrect, i'm all ears :)
18:06.07mnemochas anyone built an android image to boot from uSD yet?
18:06.37mnemocor that's what you are doing steev?
18:06.45steevzatab looks to be adding support for it (or maybe it's quarx)
18:06.48steevno, i'm doing to nand
18:06.51mnemocI mean, 100% uSD
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18:07.12mnemocsteev: what uboot? hno's doesn't support nand
18:07.14A0Shedssteev: any interest in the Renesas  http://am.renesas.com/applications/automotive/cis/cis_highend/rcar_h1/index.jsp
18:07.20steevmnemoc: the default
18:07.37steevA0Sheds: not particularly
18:08.41A0Shedsquad cor cortex a9 with power VR
18:09.08steevyeah, i'm just not impressed with pvr
18:09.28steevi should also mention that i've done bricked my mx6 board
18:09.36mnemocmali has lima, pvr...
18:10.12Turlmnemoc: I'm doing nand too, but it shouldn't be hard as long as you can boot a kernel with a ramdisk
18:10.45mnemoceven if 1 year away mali has a promise of future freedom while others don't
18:10.46A0ShedsPVR, Mali, Vivante, I wonder what drives their decisions at Freescale, TI, Marvell etc
18:11.08mnemocit's all about the money, money, money....
18:11.22A0Shedsand yet Freescale moved to Vivante from PVR
18:11.28Turlmnemoc: PVR has/had? some work done as part of the GMA500 fiasco iirc
18:11.43traeakonly minimal work for gma500
18:12.06ZaEarldon't remind me. gma500 and the successor killed the netbook market
18:12.47traeakintel and microsoft killed the netbook market
18:12.56traeakthe friggin brand new cedartrail crap
18:13.03traeakexact same performaance as the previous atom
18:13.07mnemoccd ..
18:13.08traeakwhich was same as its predecessor
18:13.08mnemocerr
18:13.24traeakso if you bought an original acer aspire one
18:13.37traeakyou're as fast as any atom on the market today
18:13.45traeakie: zero reason to upgrade anything
18:13.48ZaEarlyup
18:13.59Turlaren't the new ones dual core and stuff?
18:14.16traeaksame performance as the d525 (original dual core atom)
18:14.25ZaEarland with the crap pvr gpu
18:14.27traeakfor thedual core parts, some are single core
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18:14.57traeakhttp://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/cpu/display/atom-cedartrtail.html
18:15.00traeakhave fun :-p
18:17.40ZaEarlso intel has nothing usable under 10 watts anymore
18:18.35A0ShedsAMD has been picking up the low power end of the netbook market
18:18.52mnemocloves his E350-powered laptop
18:19.15Turlhas a core2duo lappy that can boil water
18:19.43xenoxaoshas an 11" i3 powered dm1
18:19.49ZaEarle350? at 18 watts?
18:19.54mnemocif you can't use it on your lap, it can't be called a laptop
18:20.00traeakxenoxaos: you have the best choice here i think
18:20.05Turlmnemoc: I can use it
18:20.30xenoxaos17w tdp
18:20.31Turljust saying because the cpu can easily hit 80-90 when high load for prolongued periods
18:20.33mnemocZaEarl: the power meter says it consumes 15W (11.6" display and SSD)
18:20.38Turlbut the outside remains completely bearable
18:20.59xenoxaosthe wife left my laptop on in a neoprene sleeve for a couple of hours once....
18:21.05xenoxaoswasnt very hot at all
18:21.59mnemocxenoxaos: does the i3 have virtualization?
18:22.05xenoxaosyup
18:22.05TurlI beat you all with 35W TDP http://ark.intel.com/products/35581/Intel-Core2-Duo-Processor-T5800-%282M-Cache-2_00-GHz-800-MHz-FSB%29
18:22.08Turloh wait
18:22.09Turl:P
18:22.24ZaEarlthe ivy bridge cpus are going to be excellent
18:22.29xenoxaosVT-x, but no VT-d
18:22.30mnemocTurl: that's only the CPU :)
18:22.52Turlmnemoc: yeah :P
18:22.56xenoxaosi should plug this thing into my kill-a-watt to see what normal use pulls
18:23.06traeaki have to find my kill-a-watt
18:23.30traeakmy work lappy is a core i7m
18:23.43traeakram only runs at 130C, processor locks at 99C
18:23.46mnemocTurl: my 24" LCD consumes the same as your CPU alone
18:24.06traeakpower brick is well....should be called a power block
18:24.30Turlmnemoc: my 24" LED is rated 55W
18:24.37mnemocouch
18:25.07mnemocand I was worried with my desk consuding 60W total, including the NAS
18:25.10Turl(just reading the sticker on the back)
18:26.25mnemocTurl: http://www.aliexpress.com/product-fm/467538897-Hot-Sale-free-shipping-EU-Version-Power-Balance-Energy-Meter-Monitor-Electricity-Test-Equipment-wholesalers.html
18:26.28traeaki only use my work lappy at home or travel, and not for serious
18:27.01Turl>eu version
18:27.03Turl:P
18:27.23Turlit has the ":o" plugs
18:27.40mnemocTurl: they have other flavours.... that may match your outlets
18:27.51xenoxaosmy desk (i7 920, dual monitor, laptop, modem, router, lamp, 5x NAS, external hdd multiplier) on average uses 305W
18:28.17mnemoc:o
18:28.25xenoxaoskill-a-watt said 146kwh in 478 hours
18:28.35mnemocdamn
18:28.47Turlmnemoc: http://www.aliexpress.com/product-fm/500711370-Free-Shipping-AU-Plug-WATT-Power-Energy-Voltage-Meter-Monitor-240V-wholesalers.html mine is cheaper lol
18:29.13mnemocTurl: my link was for 2 pieces ;-)
18:29.25Turloh lol
18:29.25mnemocdidn't know .ar used .au plugs
18:29.49ZaEarloh, right, that means I can't take my killawatts to NZ. I need to get some 240v ones.
18:29.53xenoxaosi think the k-a-w will go on the home theater for a week or so next....
18:30.16Turlmnemoc: I think it's AU plug with N and the live wire inverted
18:30.30mnemoco_O
18:31.21Turlmnemoc: http://www.adaptelec.com/images/plugs_outlets/argentina-socketfit.jpg
18:32.01mnemocTurl: so you use both, AU and EU?
18:32.40Turlmnemoc: the EU one is actually deprecated
18:32.56Turland I was told, it's prohibited by law to use it on new buildings
18:33.08mnemocah, no, your two rounded holes doesn't have ground and it's not deep
18:33.30Turlyeah, the lack of ground is why :)
18:33.31mnemocTurl: fancy choice
18:34.28mnemoc.cl has what's shown as "italy" there, three rounded on a row
18:35.31Turlmnemoc: walls usually have the au socket, or a modified one like this http://img1.mlstatic.com/s_MLA_v_V_f_107162102_6803.jpg
18:35.32mnemochates doing javascript!!!
18:35.43Turlmnemoc: haha, it's not that bad
18:36.15traeakyes javascript is sad
18:36.17mnemocTurl: and so 2-rounded works... ic
18:36.21traeakcss, all that arteest stuff :-p
18:36.59Turlmnemoc: yeah, it accomodates the 3 kinds of plugs on one socket :)
18:38.05Turlthese are also awesome http://www.targetelectronica.com.ar/productos/otros/mas%20fotos/zapatilla6.jpg
18:39.37mnemocO_O
18:41.17libvsteev: how did you figure "a year away"?
18:42.18traeakoh just so you guys know...jagged alliance 2 runs pretty well on the mele at higher resolutions (i'm sure you all were dying to know that)
18:42.44mnemoctraeak: and what is that?
18:42.51libvtraeak: how many fragment shaders does an A10 have?
18:43.19libvi know the exynos has 4, and the telechips and amlogic have 1
18:43.19traeakmnemoc: http://www.gog.com/gamecard/jagged_alliance_2
18:43.26traeakmnemoc: source code is available
18:43.36traeakthat game only does SDL, it's from 1999
18:43.41libvif you want to bump up resolution, it is all about the fragment shader
18:43.53mnemoctraeak: nice :)
18:43.55traeakno it's changing an ifdef in the build :-p
18:45.01libvmnemoc: question: a12/13 is also mali, right?
18:45.09traeakmnemoc: it's easy, svn checkout, and make, copy over game data files and it runs
18:45.11traeakyes
18:45.50libvabout finding out how many fragment shaders there are on the A10: there is mali_info in the lima codebase
18:46.32libvi'd give it 95% chance that it is only a single one, but i have no certainty
18:46.50traeakmali 400
18:47.00traeaknot mali200 but dunno what that means :-p
18:47.29xenoxaoshow is the performance of the open source mali drivers?
18:47.41libvxenoxaos: there are no drivers yet
18:47.51libvhttp://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTEwODA
18:47.53mnemocmaybe he means the 2D ones
18:48.10libvmali is a 3d core
18:48.52libvtraeak: that link i gave has the slides of my saturday talk, the 3rd slide lists the structure of the mali400
18:49.55traeaklibv: gotcha you are just wondering aboutr more details
18:51.12libvyes, especially since you said it was fine at high resolution
18:52.06libvthe fragment processor has to run over every 16x16 block separately
18:52.26libvif you have four of them, it is able to pipe through quite a lot more
18:52.56libvand this is then the limiting factor to get high resolutions going
18:53.24steevlibv: random guestimation based on other graphics work that's been done for other chips
18:53.52libvi have not done any testing or benchmarking, but from the marketing i'd say that mali400mp1 is not really scaling up to or beyond HD well
18:54.06libvsteev: did you see what this precursor to a driver does already?
18:54.06zenitraMtakes his novo 7 advanced out of its sleeve. cm9 testing time
18:54.31libvsteev: did you see the slides where i describe where we are at with the shaders?
18:54.50ZaEarllibv, do you think it'll less than a year before you have a working driver?
18:54.51mnemoclibv: the 60 pages datasheet of the A13 doesn't give any detail about the mali400 it has... but I bet it's mp1 too
18:55.13libvZaEarl: the answer to that it: depends on how much time i get to work on it
18:55.50ZaEarlthat would be amazing!
18:56.33libvif me and ben get to work full time on it, we should have a driver pretty soon. But since we do not, and we have to work other contracts all the time, it could take a year
18:57.02libv"other" contracts, well, codethink is the only sponsor for lima stuff at this time
18:57.24ZaEarlis there any place to send donations to help out?
18:57.32libvbut the codethink time spent so far, is 2.5 months for me, and similar for ben
18:57.57libvrest is my and connor abbotts free time
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18:59.15lautrivhello, i try to get a serial console via usb and a kernel-gadget (g_serial) but device is not visible on host's lsusb. any ideas ?
19:04.59traeaklibv: thx for the effort
19:05.51ZaEarlyeah, the lima project is very important
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19:09.53libvwell, the hw was just asking for it :)
19:10.57traeakso you'll tackle the vivante next ? :-p
19:11.42steevlibv: neg
19:12.25steevwas just a guesstimation, i stay away from the open source drivers because i've seen various ones with an NDA and i'd rather not give any company any kind of possibility of doing any kind of suing to stop the work
19:12.28libvtraeak: mali t6xx will hit soon enough
19:12.45traeaklibv: seems to be more featureful, you seen any of those yet?
19:13.00libvthey are not in the wild, so i do not have them either
19:13.11libvwe are not supported by arm
19:13.21libvso i have only what is out already
19:14.04steevit's unlikely any company will offer official support
19:14.26steevat least, not until it's finally in a usable state and everyone switches to it :)
19:15.01libvby which time there is no point in supporting it anymore
19:15.12steevyep
19:15.42libvand where did you see open source drivers with ndas?
19:15.44traeakyeah...makes the t6xx suport important
19:17.33steevlibv: no, i've seen the sources for the closed ones, so i stay away from the open source drivers so that no company can say hey, this guy said X
19:20.01traeaksteev: you seen the t6xx yet?
19:20.06steevno
19:22.57steevugh, time to build an mx6 kernel
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19:28.13steevugh
19:28.20steevmnemoc: august before 1.2 chips
19:28.25steev(at a minimum)
19:29.25mnemocme?
19:29.48mnemocor you mean the laptop you'll help me buy? :p
19:36.54A0Shedslibv: whats the status of any open drivers for PVR?
19:38.07steevmnemoc: heh, i mean that there won't be chips with non-broken power management before august, so....
19:38.08libvA0Sheds: the fsf is working on that one.
19:38.40mnemocsteev: ok, I can wait for xmas for the laptop ;-)
19:38.48steevnaobsd: still haven't gotten it booting.  maybe i'll try creating the boot.img manually like quarx does it
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19:39.07traeakgma500 runs glxgears :-p
19:39.18Tsvetanhi
19:39.28mnemocwb Tsvetan
19:39.49libvA0Sheds: the real answer is known by anyone who has worked with pvr before: it'll never happen
19:40.58libvexcept of course if img is the odd one out, and img then does most of the work itself
19:41.02libvbut even then...
19:41.34steevlibv: dunno, could be like via, who just don't care
19:43.10libvno, via does care, it just didn't care enough and messed up their options, and then ran out of cash
19:43.40steeverk, okay looks like the root isn't populated properly
19:43.53steevunless there really are supposed to be this few number of files
19:51.55steevaha, okay i got it
19:59.00CIA-91rhombus-tech: lkcl master * r5897ec36817a /allwinner_a10/orders/not_valid/Liminalbits.mdwn: whoops...
20:00.27steevand by i got it, i think i figured out my issue, but we shall see
20:08.04Tsvetanaaah indian request for 150K EOMA units at $15 :)))
20:09.03specingwtf?
20:09.15steevwoohoo!
20:09.20steevi did get somewhere!
20:09.46steevI/cm      (   74): Welcome to Android 4.0.4 / CyanogenMod-9.0.0-RC0-a10-UNOFFICIAL
20:14.29mnemocsteev: how?
20:14.44steevonly if you promise not to point and laugh
20:15.05specingwas it the init location?
20:15.12steevi wasn't copying init.sun4i.* & ueventd.sun4i.rc into the ramdisk
20:15.24specingclose enaugh.
20:15.24mnemoccontrols the laugh
20:15.30steevalthough
20:15.35mnemoc:)
20:15.35steevstill not out of the woods
20:15.42lkclTsvetan: yeah.... not quite understanding that there has to be like... profit?
20:15.47lkcly'know?
20:16.32Tsvetanlkcl: I'm pretty sure they intended to bargain for $10 over the phone :)))
20:16.37CIA-91rhombus-tech: lkcl master * rb9cf02da0e24 /allwinner_a10/hacking_the_mele_a1000.mdwn: add u-boot link
20:18.22Tsvetanlkcl: did wits/allwinner gave you git access to their development servers yet?
20:19.05lkclTsvetan: naah - i haven't asked
20:19.17mnemocTsvetan: .cn is "show me the money" or don't bother ;-)
20:19.18specingis not expecting the price to fall below 30$
20:19.44lkclmnemoc: or "show me someone else's money" :)
20:19.51mnemoc:D
20:20.15CIA-91rhombus-tech: lkcl master * r50f56ba29de5 /allwinner_a10/hacking_the_mele_a1000.mdwn: add u-boot link
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20:22.53Tsvetanlkcl: If I'm lucky tomorrow I may have access to their git servers
20:23.20mnemoc\o/
20:23.34Tsvetanand we may have decent up to date image of their kernel sources
20:24.00TsvetanOLinuXino buzz opened some doors at allwinner
20:25.10mnemocthe last update on Qware's release was from feb 2
20:25.42piritoshow powerful the mali400 is?
20:25.56piritoscan it play the famous killa sample?
20:26.30piritoshttp://prohardver.hu/dl/cnt/2009-09/50715/video/x264_killa_sample.mkv
20:26.44piritos^that one
20:26.52mnemocpiritos: mali is a 3D engine, not a video decoder
20:27.31piritosoh, sorry :o)
20:28.01piritosso the thing in mele a1000 can play it?
20:28.50mnemocmost probably
20:29.27piritosits an AVC High@L5.1 sample
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20:31.08mnemocI can't try it, maybe someone else can give it a try
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20:33.12steevaha, okay, now my issues are because of my modules :)
20:33.27Tsvetan_my wifi playing with me
20:37.02steevi can't, i'm fighting with the mx6 :)
20:37.13steevalso, tryign to fix the kernel on my ly-f1 :)
20:38.18mnemocTsvetan_: once you get the sources first hand, please try to get an explicity statement about the files in the kernel been GPL
20:40.20CIA-91rhombus-tech: Arley master * rf258b60ef98b /allwinner_a10/orders/.mdwn:
20:40.25Tsvetan_mnemoc: ok, but I guess they really do not care about this stuff
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20:44.22piritosive got disconnected
20:44.39CIA-91rhombus-tech: Arley master * rfe94444627ca /allwinner_a10/orders/arrr2.mdwn:
20:45.58ZaEarlpiritos, my a10 tablet can play that file.
20:46.23piritosthank you!
20:46.37piritosgreat news :)
20:47.07ZaEarl96mb in just 23 seconds
20:47.13piritosraspi couldnt play it
20:48.12piritoshave u seen the link for the mali driver in xbmc forum? is that enough to run unity desktop?
20:48.26mnemocTsvetan_: with a clear license we can't mainline anything of that or anything based on that
20:48.29piritoshttp://www.malideveloper.com/developer-resources/drivers/open-source-mali-gpus-linux-exadri2-and-x11-display-drivers.php
20:49.18mnemocTsvetan_: without*
20:49.19hnothinks mnemoc meant without
20:49.24mnemocyes
20:50.07mnemocTsvetan_: but you, having received the sources directly for them, are the only entitled for asking :<
20:50.32Tsvetan_will e-mail confirmation statement have any value?
20:50.57Tsvetan_for instance I ask and Wits, says - oh yes they are GPL
20:51.05traeakapparently my desktop can't handle this video
20:51.08mnemochno: ---^ ?
20:51.15Tsvetan_but nowhere in the sources is written if they are GPL or not :)
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20:51.26mnemoctraeak: your desktop doesn't have a DSP
20:51.36tallnerd1985Hi guys
20:52.03traeakmnemoc: trying to figure out how to make the gf240 play it or something
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20:52.28steevugh
20:52.30traeakall these damn errors that dump during the video, oh well
20:52.34steevno idea where it's getting this kernel from
20:52.56steev<5>[    0.000000] Linux version 3.0.31+ (steev@lumen) (gcc version 4.4.3 (GCC) ) #1 PREEMPT Wed May 30 10:53:44 CDT 2012
20:53.08steevi mean, sure, i built one, once upon a time
20:53.32mnemocTsvetan_: I believe that if you can forward their response *as attachment* to the arm-netbook mailing list (yahoo destroys the mails) we can use it as statement.... hno?
20:54.13mnemocsteev: I thought you were using 3.0.8
20:54.19steevmnemoc: me too :D
20:54.23mnemoc:)
20:54.26steevi mean i had at one point attempted that kernel
20:54.43steevbut i have the 3.0.8+ kernel in device/allwinner/a10, and i have it in the PRODUCT_COPY_FILES
20:55.07steev10-blobs.mk:device/allwinner/a10/kernel:kernel
20:55.37steevah well, did a clean of the build dir
20:55.40steevsee how this goes
20:56.00tallnerd1985steev: What device are you building for?
20:56.34mnemocsteev: if the open tree works, why using the binary blob? ;-)
20:56.41mnemoctallnerd1985: fyl1
20:57.08tallnerd1985What's that?
20:57.24mnemocthe first a10-based tablet that was available
20:57.41tallnerd1985I see
20:58.21steevmnemoc: i gotta modify the build system first, let me get it building*
20:58.43tallnerd1985Is a a10 a viable Debian platform or too slow?
20:59.43mnemoctallnerd1985: too slow for what? it's a 1GHz cortex-a8 processor
21:00.28tallnerd1985Hehehe, my bad. I haven't dabbled in Linux on arm since the Motorola webtop days
21:00.36tallnerd1985It was slow then
21:01.30ZaEarlit'll make a fine debian machine
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21:01.50ZaEarldebian will be much faster than android, and android is great on it
21:02.19tallnerd1985Sweet, now it's wether to get the mk802 or meele box
21:02.35mnemocmele, no doubt
21:02.41ZaEarlmake sure you get 1gb ram whatever you get
21:02.50tallnerd1985That was the plan
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21:04.38tallnerd1985I might do mele for the house but maybe the mk802 for the car is my thought
21:05.32piritosZaEarl: does facebook games works fine on your tablet?
21:05.59ZaEarlpiritos, never tried
21:06.00mnemoctallnerd1985: note the mk802 connects to hdmi with a cable, not a real stick
21:06.32tallnerd1985Really? That sucks
21:08.26mnemocyes
21:08.50tallnerd1985Well that solves that then
21:09.13piritosbb
21:09.37mnemoci'm sure A10-based sticks with real HDMI connector will come out soon
21:09.41mnemocand possibly cheaper
21:09.48tallnerd1985True
21:10.29tallnerd1985Couple that with the chameleon UI, perfect for carPC
21:10.44tallnerd1985Or cornerstone
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21:18.32mnemochttp://www.dealextreme.com/p/mini-android-2-3-hd-1080p-network-media-player-w-wi-fi-hdmi-usb-av-tf-134686
21:19.03steevthat's kinda cute
21:19.17mnemocand has a real antenna
21:19.20steevguessing 8192 for wifi
21:19.35mnemocis there anything else? :p
21:20.13mnemocthose reltek usb chips seems to be the cheapest available
21:21.08steevrt3070
21:21.22zenitraMall advertised as 802.11n capable...
21:22.11zenitraMmm that's a *cheap* price for dealextreme
21:22.40tallnerd1985How many different a10s are out there?
21:22.57mnemoctallnerd1985: you mean devices? hundreds
21:23.03ZaEarltallnerd1985, over 9000
21:23.09tallnerd1985Good lord
21:23.18mnemoctallnerd1985: it's a very popular SoC
21:23.47tallnerd1985Tell me about it, I was surprised to learn about these devices until this morning
21:24.10mnemoc:)
21:24.44tallnerd1985Screw these ATVs for Plex, a10s ftw
21:25.49hnoif an authorative source within allwinner says that it's GPL then we should be fine. But may need to include an explicit list of files the statement covers.
21:25.58t0dbldhno: what is csi_stby_mode
21:26.12t0dbldwhats csi ?
21:26.17hnocamera
21:26.23t0dbldahh thanks
21:26.38hnomnemoc see above.
21:26.52mnemochno: I bet the multiplicity of company names makes things even harder
21:27.03mnemochno: it's wits and not allwinner who provides the stuff
21:27.22mnemoceven when both are the same thing
21:27.38hnodo no seem to be the same entirely.
21:28.31hnomore likely different companies within the same group, one service company (wits) and one doing the chip (allwinner)
21:29.17hnoWould expect same owners, partial staffing overlap. Shared administration.
21:29.25mnemocthey have several alter egos, some very funny names.... "xxxx electronics" is even better than "krosspower"
21:30.24hnoxxxx electronics is most likely from when they were looking for new names.
21:32.44hnowonder why they had to abandon Boxchip. There is no traces of it in the sources from what I have seen, and yet clearly it's the same chip family.
21:34.02mnemoctoo similar to rockchip?
21:35.47mnemocthe rk2918 is stricking strongly
21:43.42steevhno: what module are we talking about?
21:44.27mnemocsteev: most of the a1X sources don't have any license header
21:44.36steeva1X?
21:44.42steevis it on github?
21:44.51mnemocf20/a10/a12/a13
21:44.57steevoh, right
21:45.18mnemocyes, the stuff I maintain in github
21:46.39mnemocthe full diff includes over 4500 files from which ~2900 don't mention GNU (cheap grep check)
21:46.49steevhave an example file?
21:47.02steevi seem to be having bad luck and every one i've opened has said GPL  at the top :/
21:48.04steevwell maybe because i'm in sun4i
21:48.07mnemochttps://github.com/amery/linux-allwinner/blob/wip/linux-3.3-sunxi/forward-3.0-v2/arch/arm/mach-sun4i/clock/clock.c
21:48.26mnemoceven with a lovely "All Rights Reserved"
21:48.47steevhttps://github.com/amery/linux-allwinner/blob/allwinner-v3.0-android-v2/arch/arm/mach-sun4i/clock/clock.c
21:48.53steevah yeah i was just looking at that one :P
21:49.05mnemocfunny coincidence
21:49.21mnemocfrom ~2900 we chose the same
21:49.54steevi figured the clock s would be private :)
21:50.04steevor alternatively, that they would obviously be using a GPL only symbol
21:50.04mnemocpm too
21:50.55mnemocin the drivers they use EXPORT_SYMBOL_GPL and MODULE_LICENSE("GPL").... but no header
21:50.59steevnever did hear back from those people at lyxfsz or whatever it is.  i'll give em more time i suppose.  zyxel has taken over 2 months
21:51.27steevwell you can't use EXPORT_SYMBOL_GPL without it being GPL
21:53.07mnemocdoes that "can't" statement have legal value?
21:53.14hnosteev, you can't do many things people do.
21:53.50steevmnemoc: well considering i have no GPL code in the kernel, I can't go after anyone, perhaps i should have said, you shouldn't use
21:53.57hnoYou absolutely can't link an "All rights reserved" licensed object into any GPL program.
21:54.20steevhno: you CAN, you shouldn't, and it's probably not binding
21:54.56hnoeither way it's a mess from license perspective.
21:55.16mnemocso, who helps Tsvetan to prepare a mail for Wits explaining the issue? :)
21:56.27DonkeyHoteilicensing applies to distribution. without distribution, licenses become irrelevant
21:56.42hnofirst step is to build a list of the relevant files.
21:56.46mnemocTsvetan is getting the sources directly from allwinner
21:57.17steevwell tell him to get the ekt2201!
21:57.54mnemochttp://dl.dropbox.com/u/24940371/A10/sunxi-3.3-diffstat.txt
21:58.31mnemocuhm... lsdiff better
21:58.42hnoDonkeyHotei, licensing applies in all uses, not only distribution. It's just that GPL gives a very broad usage license "do what the heck you want on your own computer" and only restrict distribution.
21:58.59steevmnemoc: its not in there :(
21:59.32mnemocsteev: ekt2201 is then added by ly
21:59.40steevboo
21:59.45hnoA file licensed with just "All rights reserved" or no license at all can not even be read without violating it's license.
21:59.57DonkeyHoteihno: copyright is a right to copy, and does not govern non-copying uses
22:00.24mnemocopening a file implies copying it to ram :p
22:00.43mnemocyou always copy
22:01.17ZaEarlin the L1 cache, and the L2 cache, and the L3 cache, and the HD cache, ...
22:02.21mnemoc$ xargs -- grep -l -i 'all rights reserved' <  sunxi-3.3-lsdiff.txt  | wc -l
22:02.24mnemoc1651
22:02.30DonkeyHoteimnemoc: that's the question of "fair use"
22:03.48mnemoc$ xargs -- grep -l -i -w -v 'GNU' <  sunxi-3.3-lsdiff.txt 2> /dev/null | wc -l
22:03.51mnemoc3938
22:03.56mnemoc:'(
22:07.44mnemocok, that grep -v doesn't work
22:08.05mnemocwhile read f; do if ! grep -q -i -w -e 'GNU' "$f"; then echo $f; fi; done < sunxi-3.3-lsdiff.txt | wc -l
22:08.08mnemoc2611
22:08.49lundmanyou are reading a text file, with "read f" ?
22:09.00mnemocnope, the name
22:09.22lundmanah text file of filenames?
22:09.29mnemocyes
22:09.47mnemocthe filenames touched by the diff v3.3.7, the base of that branch
22:10.41mnemoc3942 files total
22:10.43steevSUCCESS
22:10.59steevalmost
22:12.05mnemochttp://www.h-online.com/open/features/Enforcing-the-GPL-Kernel-hackers-join-the-fight-1586483.html
22:12.13mnemocfrom today
22:12.54steevhmmm, wth
22:13.45steevi have to figure out how to set the display to be 800x480, seems to be set to 1024x600
22:14.13mnemocit's so frustrating to feel that all the energy invested may have been a waste because the code is not GPL....
22:14.33mnemocsteev: build.prop or script.bin
22:17.31ZaEarlmnemoc, I talk with Bradley Kuhn@SFC often. Want me to ask their opinion on the psuedo-gpl files?
22:19.34mnemocZaEarl: my brain refuses to understand or remember any legal stuff.... i don't know what pseudo-gpl files are.... but sure, it won't hurt
22:19.52ZaEarlfiles in the gpl module not listing a gpl notice
22:21.10mnemocsure
22:21.14mnemocgreat
22:21.30steevgrah
22:21.38steevshell@android:/system/lib/modules $ modprobe dm9620
22:21.39steevmodprobe: 'dm9620.ko': Operation not permitted
22:21.41mnemocpeople also ask him about core files (clock and pm!) been marked as "all right reserved"!
22:21.46mnemocsteev: sudo? :p
22:21.52steevsudo doesn't seem to exist
22:21.58steevand i've loaded 3 other modules!
22:22.15mnemocdmesg may say the real reason
22:22.26mnemochardware note detected is a common one
22:22.42steevnope :/ it's just being spammed with incomplete xfer 0x48
22:22.43mnemocs/people/please/
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22:36.34zenitraMhuh... wtf
22:36.36zenitraMhttp://www.kickstarter.com/projects/484889112/the-pocket-tv-makes-any-tv-a-smart-tv
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22:46.07steeverk
22:48.14steevmissing something, permissions are all wack
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23:07.48Turlhttp://www.aliexpress.com/store/103919/211357151-521310904/Ainol-Novo-7-Tornados-7-Android-4-0-Tablet-PC-Cortex-A9-1GHz-1GB-DDR3-16GB.html?promotionId=100008607
23:46.40A0Shedsmakes sense, A10 dropped the floor on the market for ARM SOC's, now the AML8726 should be lower priced

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