IRC log for #harmattan on 20110907

01:34.59GeneralAntilleshttp://twitter.com/#!/joooe/status/110641702238294016 5.5 days of use on the MetaWatch.
01:55.23GeneralAntilleshttp://www.engadget.com/2011/09/06/how-to-turn-a-spare-lcd-panel-into-a-working-monitor-for-33/
01:55.30GeneralAntillesI want an iPhone 4 display for my keyboard.
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06:38.56artemmLooks like Sep 15 +- a day is going to be N9 sales start - http://t.co/sWsbsjR
06:39.00artemmin Finland
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06:58.09dm8tbryeh, first public touch and all that
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08:29.45JaffaMorning, all
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08:33.44lardmanmorning Jaffa and everyone else
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08:41.29faenilGood morning everyooone :D
08:41.53lcukmorning \o
08:42.41Venemohey :)
08:43.09faenilso any news since 3 days ago?
08:43.31djszapifaenil: everybody got a new software, but no more left :)
08:43.35faenilI had uni exams on 5th and 6th so I've been away :)
08:43.47faenildjszapi: aahahhah
08:44.03faenildjszapi: u joking, right? lol
08:44.41faeniljavispedro: I am ready to test out the radio thing :)
08:45.02faenilI have read the forum post, but I'll wait for you if you need anything to be done
08:45.23djszapifaenil: he is not here ?
08:45.57faenillol, did not even check, he's always here :D
08:46.34faenilwell, I'm going to fix my bicycle then :) cya later :)
08:50.25hiemanshudjszapi: we are out of new software? BS, they haven't even started with new software :P
08:51.23Venemodjszapi is particularly jokey about new sw, especially when I'm also on this channel :P
08:53.35fluxvenemo, so it could be said.. you're djszapi's muse?
08:54.23Venemoflux, I think he got mad because I said about a thousand times on this channel:
08:54.28Venemowants new software for N950
08:54.30Venemo:P
08:54.49djszapi"C++0x will introduce the keyword constexpr, which allows the user to guarantee that a function or object constructor is a compile-time constant." -> mmm, this is good.
08:55.15Venemolamdas are better
08:58.54fluxdjszapi, unfortunately the functions allows are quite limited. iirc recursion is prohibited ;).
08:59.25flux(s/allows/allowed/)
08:59.47djszapiflux: I have never really seen a need for that, just that what it actually solves.
09:00.18fluxdjszapi, it would limit evaluating actual algorithms involving looping during compile time
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09:00.43flux..of course, you can still use template magic for many things
09:00.58djszapialso, there is nothing written like that on the wikipage.
09:01.58djszapinot that I could put any rationale behind that claim.
09:02.45fluxindeed it doesn't seem to mention lack of recursion, but I'm still pretty sure that limitation has been mentioned elsewhere
09:03.47fluxI guess harmattan platform won't see constexpr for a while, though?-)
09:03.49djszapialso, templates were also improved a lot, for instance the external template anyways.
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10:30.51kkitohello
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11:04.31kkitoDo you know if flash plugin from n900 is working in firefox for the n950?
11:05.08djszapikkito no need for that, there is flash supported on newer images.
11:05.45Arkenoidjszapi, since which version? and does it work with builtin browser too?
11:06.09Venemo_N950how can I copypaste in harmattan's terminal?
11:06.13djszapiArkenoi: you mean with grob ?
11:08.13Arkenoiyes
11:09.39dm8tbrhttp://shootspeak.com/2011/06/29/fennec-gives-nokia-n9-the-ability-to-display-flash-content/
11:09.46Venemo_N950also, how can I open a pdf in harmattan?
11:09.56djszapiVenemo_N950 simple, "Documents".
11:10.45Venemo_N950djszapi, but it doesn't appear
11:11.12Venemo_N950djszapi, I wgeted it into MyDocs/Documents
11:11.44dm8tbrmight need a rerun of tracker?
11:11.45djszapi"does not appear" is poor answer, isn't it ? :)
11:11.53djszapidm8tbr: should not
11:12.17Venemo_N950well, I can't see the pdf in the Documents app
11:12.18djszapiVenemo_N950: if a graphical app does not work, it is always a good practice to run it from cli
11:19.34Hq`I think the tracker only runs when the device has been idle for some time, so try to wait for a while...
11:19.35trxany suggestions on how i can dynamically populate a Menu component with items?
11:19.56kkitodjszapi: flash supported on  harmattan newer images?
11:20.04kkitoby the default webkit browser?
11:21.01djszapikkito: please read the aforementioned link.
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11:25.53DocScrutinizerdunno if it's already known: devel-su - user; ln -fs /usr/share/applications/meego-terminal.desktop /home/user/.local/share/applications/quicklaunchbar3.desktop; # change quicklauncher (4 icons) nr.4 search to terminal
11:26.16DocScrutinizertakes effect instantly
11:26.19RST38hDoc: Do you by any chance know an easy method to find out what is holding given package back from upgrading?
11:26.30Venemo_N950djszapi, problem solved, and it was my fault
11:26.32DocScrutinizeri.e. no reboot or anything needed
11:27.11RST38hWHAT quicklaunchbar? I do not see any =)
11:27.22DocScrutinizereh?
11:27.55DocScrutinizerRST38h: sorry about "holding back" - nfc
11:28.16DocScrutinizerre "quicklaunchbar" - you're kidding, are you?
11:29.47RST38hnot kidding. what is it?
11:30.25DocScrutinizerthe 4-icon thingie showing up when you slide up a little and hold e.g the lockscreen
11:30.33DocScrutinizeror contacts screen
11:31.41RST38hAh really...
11:31.47RST38hnever got that
11:32.06RST38honly using n950 for development so far
11:32.06matrixxhidden secret
11:32.46jreznikit's very well hidden :) I know it only from presentations and took some time to realize that it works only when some app is on
11:33.04leinirquicklauncher's kinda nice :)
11:34.37djszapiDocScrutinizer: yeah, that is known. :)
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11:35.31DocScrutinizerdjszapi: ooh, so why didn't I find about it when searching FMC?
11:35.48DocScrutinizermaybe I shouldn't start another thread about it?
11:37.19djszapinot sure what you mean.
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11:40.10DocScrutinizernm, posted it to FMC anyway
11:43.51DocScrutinizerbwahahaha wiki.meego.com search doesn't allow me to enter any searchtext
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11:45.53DocScrutinizerobviously another case of "this site been optimized for firefox"
11:46.38DocScrutinizersorry meego, I'm still not going to change to *your* favourite browser, so your site becomes usable
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11:59.08ArkenoiRST38h, iirc almostTI did keep state on fremantle?
12:06.18RST38hArkenoi: yes it did
12:07.01Arkenoion harmattan it does not
12:09.15Arkenoiwow, and multiple instances are being open
12:09.17RST38hArkenoi: probably some aegis-related crap not letting it write into ~/.ati85
12:10.15DocScrutinizerRST38h: or maybe it writes there on exit?
12:10.42DocScrutinizer(like xchat)
12:11.24RST38hDoc: And why is that bad?
12:11.38DocScrutinizer(for xchat it's a known effect you should stop the program after doing any config changes you want to stay)
12:11.57hiemanshuRST38h: if it closes due to an error, you loose all settings
12:12.02RST38hDoc: In AlmostTI, press [2nd] [OFF]
12:12.04DocScrutinizerexactly
12:12.15hiemanshuor if you kill -9 or ^C
12:12.21DocScrutinizerwhere "error" is a normal shitdown as well
12:12.21RST38hDoc: or press top right corner, either will exit the app
12:12.26DocScrutinizershutdown LOL
12:12.48RST38hDoc,Arkenoi: I am more interested if AlmostTI works without Net connectivity
12:13.03RST38hBecause the Nokia guy says it crashes when parsing .qml file
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12:17.40djszapiis there any way on forum.meego.com to get notification if my post got replied ?
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12:34.25ajalkanedjszapi: you can get notifications for new replies on the topic.
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12:40.57djszapiajalkane: how ?
12:44.48ajalkanedjszapi: Thread tools -> Subscribe to this thread
12:46.36djszapiajalkane: that will report only if I got a reply, and not all the posts in a long thread ?
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12:50.22ajalkaneall posts in the topic. These forum softwares are poor at knowing its a reply to specific message (quick reply etc user related probs)
12:50.38djszapitoo bad :(
13:07.39MohammadAGThe N950 warns you when storage is low, when you're recording a vid, that's a nice touch
13:07.56MohammadAG"10 minutes of video recording left, too low on storage" or something
13:08.07MohammadAGOn battery low, it stops recording, that's bad, imo
13:17.52macmaNehhh, thats weak
13:18.16macmaNreal coders wouldve triggered aegis self destruct instead of a simple warning
13:18.30macmaNstop recording NOW... or ELSE
13:18.52macmaNwants new N950 firmware
13:19.04macmaNor how was it the saying goes here
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15:17.09fiferboymgedmin, ping?
15:20.40djszapiN9hi fiferboy
15:21.08fiferboydjszapi, hi
15:34.31fiferboydjszapiN9, aegis defeated my phone the other day
15:35.01fiferboyAnd I didn't realize the one click flasher formats the user storage by default :(
15:36.30djszapififerboy: what do you mean by "defeated" ?
15:37.22RST38hfiferboy: bricked?
15:37.30fiferboyI was poking at meego-im-uiserver and got the "device is malfunctioning" screen
15:39.01djszapififerboy: I do not see anything related to "aegis defeated" yet. Could you please ellaborate why you said "aegis defeated" ?
15:39.39djszapi(malfunctioning is system-software/service matter how they handle things)
15:39.45fiferboyIs it no aegis that gives you the malfunctioning screen?
15:39.45RST38hBTW, what prevents one from building a new kernel that has aegis disabled?
15:39.54RST38hsome kind of a flash lock?
15:40.14djszapiwhy are you asking the same questions every single day after getting the answers all the time ?
15:40.46fiferboydjszapi, I was under the impression that aegis controlled the malfunction screen
15:40.54djszapififerboy: nope, that is system-service/software
15:41.08fiferboydjszapi, ah, I stand corrected
15:41.14djszapififerboy: I can even do that with a simple echo
15:41.44djszapior just running one binary.
15:42.46StskeepsRST38h: bug in bootloader
15:43.04fiferboydjszapi, Ok then I'm made at the system-service/software :)
15:43.38fiferboy*mad
15:44.14RST38hStskeeps:Fixable?
15:44.22StskeepsRST38h: yes, once you get fw upgrade
15:44.23djszapiN9well, you cannot be mad without proving that there is a bug somewhere because of foobar
15:44.35RST38hStskeeps: Uff...good
15:44.53fiferboydjszapiN9, no I'm mad that I did something stupid
15:44.55RST38hStskeeps: I cannot see how this shit can continue for long, frankly =(
15:45.08StskeepsRST38h: screw aegis(TM)
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15:45.12fiferboyAnd ended up losing all my photos
15:45.34RST38hStskeeps: Well, compiling it out is certainly more useful than endlessly bitching about it =(
15:45.48djszapiN9RST38h, please return your gadget and give it to those people who would die for one
15:46.04RST38hdjszapiN9: Thank you for your data input.
15:46.07djszapiN9and who could behave
15:46.20kimjuI'd left it in the kernel, just allow disabling the enforcing mode.
15:46.35RST38hyep
15:46.56RST38hSomebody said that completely cutting it out is impossible, but disabling should work
15:47.16Stskeepsagreed, allow disabling enforcing should do the trick
15:47.34djszapiN9actually more people said gazillion times
15:48.20RST38hStskeeps: BTW, a guy from Nokia said that QtQuick .qml parser goes to Internet (!) when parsing a .qml file and crashes if Internet is out
15:48.42RST38hStskeeps: The only reason I can thinkabout is for getting a schema, but it is stil very weird
15:48.48w00tuh? no
15:48.59StskeepsRST38h: schema for qml is insane, it's not xml
15:49.13StskeepsRST38h: i've just run qt components on a net-less device :P
15:49.16w00tit can access resources (qml, images, whatever) located over a network, but it doesn't *need* an internet connection, and doesn't access it by any sort of default
15:49.18Stskeepsso i doubt it's true
15:49.32RST38hStskeeps: the guy may have some internal firmware for all I know
15:49.40djszapiN9plain false
15:49.41StskeepsRST38h: please give his name so he can be locked in a sauna
15:49.43RST38hStskeeps: But it certainly sounds disturbing
15:50.05StskeepsRST38h: i can't recognise that, at least
15:50.44RST38hHeh, just tried myself with Net off - it crashes indeed
15:51.24RST38hNo,wrong. It's ok, my mistake
15:52.15djszapiN9yeah qt cpp code is also parsed over the network:D:d
15:52.35RST38hOk. Disabling Wifi. Running app. App runs.
15:53.11RST38hNow, causing the app to open a QML stack.
15:53.25RST38hIt starts bringing up WiFi, then dies.
15:53.59rm_workgah why do i suck so bad at cron
15:54.03RST38hStarting app with WiFi up, doing the same ting
15:54.10rm_worksomeone here a cron wizard (or at least know how to use it decently)?
15:54.15Stskeepswas this your weird MTF-QML-widgets mix?
15:54.15Stskeeps:P
15:54.28RST38hThe appshows QMLstack just fine.
15:54.31RST38hStskeeps:Nope
15:54.40artemmrm_work, there's cron.daily/hourly where you can put your scripts for cron
15:54.59rm_workartemm: ah i am using crontab -e
15:54.59RST38hStskeeps: Not using MTF. And the QWidget->QML transition is completely standard, just as the doctor ordered
15:55.10rm_workwhere is that
15:55.21RST38hStekeeps: So, WTF does QML want from the network???
15:55.24rm_workand does it work on only super recent versions of specific cron daemons?\
15:55.27artemmrm_work, the other day somebody told me there's no crontab in harmattan
15:55.32StskeepsRST38h: dunno, not sure about harmattan impl
15:55.42w00tfacebook app works fine without network, and it's QML, so... dunno what you're managing to do
15:56.08RST38hWeird, weird shit
15:56.24Stskeepsvalgrind the stuff?
15:56.35w00tmy own QML app also works fine without network
15:56.36rm_workartemm: ah i just mean, i general, not necessarily on Maemo
15:56.37RST38hWon'tfind network accesses
15:56.41RST38hYou probably mean trace
15:56.46w00tso again, not sure what you're doing :P
15:56.50rm_works/i gen/in gen/
15:57.20w00thow does it terminate?
15:57.28w00tregular exit, or abnormal
15:57.30RST38hwith a crash I think
15:57.45w00tgot a backtrace?
15:57.46RST38hw00t:try starting with network disabled
15:57.50w00tRST38h: I did
15:57.50RST38hNot yet
15:57.56w00tI have no network
15:58.20w00thas to go, bbl
15:58.52djszapimmm...my n9 does not boot without network :)
15:59.40RST38happlies proctological analysis
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16:09.02ajalkanefiferboy: any idea if your qml theming patch is getting green light?
16:11.15fiferboyajalkane, I haven't seen any progress on the merge request or bug report :(
16:11.39RST38hStskeeps: Ok, got it to segfault. Any idea how to make Harmattan drop cores?
16:11.43StskeepsRST38h: no
16:11.58Stskeepsdoesn't know much about harmattan beyond deep levels
16:12.19ajalkaneWell... hope for best for it to get into some future update
16:12.49fiferboyYeah, it seems to take a long time for anything to get into the mainline
16:13.01fiferboyProbably a lot of review and testing
16:13.40RST38hI now know for sure that it crashes in QML parser when the network is offline
16:13.49ajalkaneYeah, Nokia moves carefully. Understandable.
16:13.50RST38hJust need to get it to dump core =)
16:15.31RST38hOk, got stack trace
16:16.28RST38hIt went into an endless recursion inside libQtDeclarative.so.4 and died there
16:16.32RST38hgdb says corrupt stack
16:17.07RST38hSo, who here has been screaming about Qt NEveR EVER going to the Net when parsing QML? :)
16:17.29artemmthat' funny
16:17.43artemmnot all the qt enabled device are going to be net-enabled
16:17.46artemme.g. car kits
16:17.56RST38hit is probably some bug they have got
16:18.10RST38hI have also got an strace of the whole thing
16:18.14artemmoh, well, you can certainly make such a qml that will go to net
16:18.23RST38hBut I have not
16:18.24artemmif you put image source to http
16:18.33artemmor if your JS file is on the web
16:18.36RST38hno images on http, in fact all images are stock
16:18.50artemmso it's your own qml with just local stuff
16:18.56RST38hcorrect
16:18.58artemmindeed, it shouldn't go to web :/
16:19.14artemmand you don't use webview, do you?
16:19.18RST38hNo.
16:19.21artemmsounds like a bug to me
16:19.40RST38hBTW, some troll is doing gettimeofday() all the time. Nobody told them it is not a good idea?
16:19.41artemmso u have crashes on desktop?
16:19.45RST38hyes.
16:19.56artemmis your network a corporate one?
16:20.00RST38hno.
16:20.10artemmwhat about proxy rules
16:20.18artemmany autoconfiguration there
16:20.19artemm?
16:20.26RST38hsighs at artemm: why do you need to know all this?
16:20.33RST38hAre you gonna fix QtDeclarative.so?
16:21.00artemmGot a small idea that maybe even though you are accessing local file it still tries to resolve proxy rules and if proxy rules are on the net..
16:21.15RST38hNo,it does not
16:21.15artemmRST38h, nope, but everybody can file a bug
16:21.21artemmas long as the reason is clear
16:21.35RST38hthey will not fix it though
16:21.42artemmoh well, I don't have further ideas despite being interested
16:21.50RST38hat least not if you file it via publicly available channels
16:24.24djszapiN9artemm the problem is that nobody can reproduce it
16:24.45artemmit's a pity
16:25.27artemmthough Qt guys are into not releasing shit and I'd expect extra attention to that serious issue even if it's rare
16:25.36RST38hI am sure you can reproduce it
16:25.41RST38hAnyone needs a QML file?
16:26.51RST38hhttp://fms.komkon.org/Config.qml  <== Enjoy!
16:27.51djszapiN9artemm this guy told that qml parsing happens over ethernet, it is plain false
16:28.09RST38hThis is not what I have said though
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16:28.33RST38hI have said that QML parser for some reason requires network connection and crashes on .qml file parse when connection is off
16:28.47RST38hI have also given you the .qml file in question.
16:29.00RST38hSo, why are you continue bitching, djszapiN9?
16:29.00Venemo_N950RST38h, if that is true, then it's ridiculous
16:29.02artemmhey, you've got a single qml for reproduction, submit a bug then
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16:29.16RST38hartemm: Thanks for advice.
16:29.35thansenis this a place where I can ask about this stuff... http://api.maps.ovi.com/devguide/overview.html
16:29.38artemmIt was intended to be more of a cheer up than an advice
16:29.56RST38hDo not need cheering up, thanks.
16:30.12artemmEven if QML parser needed internet (which I find hard to believe) it must not crash in such a normal situation for a mobile phone as no connection
16:30.32Venemo_N950agreed
16:31.05RST38hhas no idea wtf that parser is doing
16:31.27RST38hBut gdb indicates that it either goes into infinite recursion in libQtDeclarative or corrupts stack there
16:31.46Venemo_N950RST38h, have you found this on an N950?
16:31.56RST38hYes.
16:32.11RST38hVenemo: In fact, download .qml file from the URL above and try for yourself
16:32.17Venemo_N950well, my QML app runs happily without any connection
16:32.21kkitoDo you know how to create a qml listview like the "contacts" listview?
16:32.30RST38hMight bit some component
16:32.33RST38hs/bit/be
16:32.52RST38hOne of these:
16:32.53RST38himport QtQuick 1.1
16:32.53RST38himport Qt.labs.components 1.0
16:32.53RST38himport Qt.labs.folderlistmodel 1.0
16:32.53RST38himport com.nokia.meego 1.0
16:33.37tomma_ListView + your delegate
16:34.18evilJazzRST38h, if you start to disable unnecessary parts in your code, does it still happen?
16:34.47djszapiI do not care about QML file, I care about steps to reproduce.
16:35.02djszapiQML file is just one of them. I will not investigate more than trying the steps out.
16:35.09evilJazzjust wondering, tried my rather big app in Flight mode on the device and it is starting just fine, however I am not using  Qt.labs.components and Qt.labs.folderlistmodel
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16:35.26RST38heviljazz: All parts in my code are necessary
16:35.52RST38hdjszapi: Have I asked you to investigate?
16:36.08djszapiyour issue is invalid until it cannot be reproduced.
16:36.17evilJazzRST38h, well, just to pinpoint the issue. Perhaps starting with the settings, trimming down the delegate etc.
16:36.26RST38hsighs again: your own coworker from Nokia reported the damn issue to me
16:36.30djszapiit can*
16:36.56RST38hBut ok, lemme humor you
16:37.06RST38h1. Download http://fms.komkon.org/EmuMeego/ati85_1.5.1-1_armel.deb
16:37.12RST38h2. Install with dpkg
16:37.25RST38h3. Run AlmostTI by clicking on the icon
16:37.30djszapisorry, but after your tone, I do not even care about it.
16:37.35RST38h4. Pull down the control panel and disable WiFi
16:37.47RST38h5. Click on the top left corner of AlmostTi and select TI83
16:37.52RST38h6. Watch it crash
16:38.25RST38hIf you do not care about it, then why do you continue bitching about me reporting this problem?
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16:39.01evilJazzRST38h, I had big trouble with the Flickable and nested ListViews. Figured out, it was not my code at all, but changes in 4.7.4. I was able to reduce my code to a small test case, which I filed a bug report with on Sunday. Martin Jones already fixed the issue yesterday. Pretty cool. Hope to see the fix in one of the updates.
16:39.04RST38hTo run it under gdb, run as follows:
16:39.09RST38hgdb /opt/ati85/ati85
16:39.16RST38hset args -home /opt/ati85
16:39.17RST38hrun
16:39.27RST38h(same steps in the UI, see it crash)
16:39.36evilJazzRST38h, will try in about 15 mins, gotta eat first
16:40.19RST38hBtw, if anyone has -dev version of QtDeclarative installed on their device, please, do run the above gdb test case and see what 'bt' says
16:40.37djszapibt is useless compared to valgrind
16:42.14djszapiit actually crashes for me with and without internet
16:42.30djszapias for me, it is still invalid.
16:42.55djszapiit is completely network independent here.
16:43.10RST38hworks fine with wifi up here
16:43.35RST38halso works for other people with N950s
16:43.56djszapialso, you can use gdb --args ... btw
16:45.05djszapiI cannot run it from gdb, nothing happens.
16:45.17djszapiexcept this: Starting program: /opt/ati85/ati85 -home /opt/ati85
16:45.17djszapi[Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled]
16:45.27djszapino ui opened at all..
16:45.45RST38hrun as a user.
16:45.56RST38hdon't run as root if you have aegis enabled
16:45.57djszapirunning as user again did not help
16:46.19RST38hok. run /usr/bin/run-ati85 from command line as a user, see what happens
16:46.45djszapisorry, but please try to provide steps that it can be reproduced with.
16:47.33RST38hSee above.
16:47.41djszapiI cannot reproduce it that way.
16:47.49RST38hSorry.
16:49.35djszapiahh wait
16:49.41djszapiI tried mobile internet
16:50.19djszapinot wifi.
16:50.36djszapi(that was the default connection here)
16:51.13djszapiok, same with wi-fi as well
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16:54.02RST38h"research in high performance computing with Ruby"... mhm
16:54.28djszapiyes, because that is the slowest script language.
16:54.30djszapiat least one of them
16:56.48djszapiRST38h: at any rate, please me know the outcome of this issue whenever it happens, please.
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17:10.37evilJazzRST38h, I can reproduce the problem here in Flight Mode. Once I switch to TI83, it asks whether to enable Wifi, I click "No" and I see a black screen. The app doesn't actually crash. Once I try to close it via the task switcher screen the default TI85 display returns again.
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17:17.37npmi was looking at output of '/opt/QtSDK/Madde/bin/mad list' and saw  "rx71-harmattan-1122  (installable)" --> what is this?
17:17.59npmoh nevermind it's the simulator i didn't install, right?
17:19.26npmis there any reason to have both "harmattan-nokia-meego-api  (installed)" and "harmattan-platform-api     (installed)" ?
17:27.13tomma_npm, nokia-meego-api does not have all things platform-api has
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17:27.31tomma_well atleast old versions didn't
17:29.48tomma_CONFIG+=shareuiinterface-maemo-meegotouch didn't work with harmattan-nokia-meego-api
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17:31.28RST38hOk. I have run ines (for simplicity) with and without network and dumped two straces
17:31.33RST38hlet us see what diff says
17:35.26npmtomma_: so the nokia-meego-api target is just there for API compat w/ meego and n9/n950 devs should just use harmattan-platform-api
17:36.28npmso people wanting to save space or not have extra targts that need to be manually switched in qtcreator can just skip installing nokia-meego-api right?
17:44.03RST38hHmmm, without WiFi it tries opening the same .qml file twice
17:44.09RST38hand coredumps on the second open
17:48.25RST38hah, I think I have found it. Weird, weird crap
17:48.46fralssmashes head against QtSDK
17:48.58fralsso the brilliant simulator works, but fuck me if it would include qt-components
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18:16.30artemmIf a harmattan app needs to download some files from internet and keep it for its own purposes, what would be the sane location for it?
18:19.02berndhsartemm: xdg data location ?
18:19.21artemmI am just not very familiar with default locations for anything in unix
18:19.33artemmapp is to download a picture from the web
18:19.58artemmlater I'll probably manipulate it and replace one wallpaper with it
18:20.11berndhsnormal place is ${HOME}.local/share/
18:20.25berndhsthat's what you get when you ask Qt for the data location
18:20.40berndhsand it is set in ${HOME}/.profile
18:21.16berndhsso if you ask Qt, you don't have to know if you're on linux or something else
18:21.32artemmshould there  be subfolder with application's name?
18:21.37artemmor something like this
18:21.44artemmnot to mess with the other app files
18:21.47berndhsyes
18:22.11berndhsapplication name, or if the applications are in groups, Qt usues organization name
18:22.19berndhslike Nokia, TrollTech,...
18:22.29artemmaha, thanks
18:22.32berndhshaving said all that
18:22.54berndhsHarmattan specifies the data location as .local/share
18:23.04berndhsand also says you should put data in MyDocs
18:23.13berndhsthis is bug 387 :)
18:23.16MeeGoBotBug https://bugs.meego.com/show_bug.cgi?id=387 maj, High, ---, martin.xu, VERI FIXED, Enable/disable WIFI device may cause ConnMan crash if a WIFI group hidden network is connected
18:23.24berndhsno not meego bug
18:23.30berndhsharmattan API bug
18:23.36artemmoh
18:23.47berndhsthe bot is confused :)
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18:24.18artemmso I should ignore qt's data location and just put to ~/.local/share/myAppName ?
18:24.40artemmsorry, got confused
18:25.08berndhsat the moment, Qt says ~/.local/share/myAppName
18:25.27artemmoh, that sounds right
18:25.29berndhswhich is the standard way of xdg
18:25.56berndhsbut harmattan gives 2 mutually exclusive answers
18:26.18berndhsits not you who is confused :)
18:26.51artemmwell, that sounds good enough, I am not going to store gigabates of data. If the location given by Qt is along at least some *nix convention, it should be good enough
18:27.13artemmby asking qt for data location, do you mean using QSettings with some proper key?
18:27.14berndhssounds reasonable to me
18:27.35berndhsit not settings, its something else
18:28.09berndhshttp://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.8-snapshot/qdesktopservices.html#storageLocation
18:28.12berndhsthat one I think
18:28.28berndhsand also ~/.profile
18:28.48artemmreading
18:29.19artemmI guess using QDesktopServices is more sane than reading environment variables
18:29.29berndhsi think so
18:29.32artemmand hell knows under which shell app is started
18:29.39berndhsright
18:29.39artemmso .profile may not be executed
18:30.00berndhsQDesktopService is more portable
18:30.21artemmThanks a lot, QDesktopServices::DataLocation looks like what I need
18:31.04RST38hPROBLEM SOLVED
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18:39.42artemmlooks at the file download example and wonders whether its simpler to ask system to download file via wget or something similar
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19:28.44npm<PROTECTED>
19:29.09npmisn't that a standard loc, or is that inappropriate for DLing files?
19:29.55npmin other words can't ones app put all files in ~/.config/<appname> instead of having ~/.local/share/<appname> AND ~/.config/<appname>
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19:31.05MohammadAGsigh
19:31.14MohammadAGI need Windows under Linux or Linux under Windows
19:31.38fralsvirtualbox and seamless mode <3
19:36.11npmMohammadAG: I had to use windows under qemu to submit an application to intel appup http://nielsmayer.com/meego/qml/uploading-to-appup-running-windows-IE-and-silverlight-under-qemu.png
19:36.17artemmnpm: config sounds like place for settings, etc
19:36.30MohammadAGfrals, when you have a big ass HDD
19:36.34artemmand then anyway if i can ask Qt for the data location, probably it's the best
19:36.34MohammadAGI already filled my 500GBs
19:36.48MohammadAGI know! I need a mac!
19:36.48MohammadAGhides
19:36.56MohammadAGartemm, what are you storing?
19:37.17artemmimage
19:37.24artemmI am going to replace wallpaper on schedule
19:37.24MohammadAGtemporary?
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19:37.30MohammadAGoh nvm
19:37.38artemmneed some place for file storage
19:37.41MohammadAGif it's temporary use CacheLocation
19:37.45artemmnot sure how temporary it is
19:37.57artemmI may need to keep them for a day or a week
19:37.59MohammadAGyeah, use DataLocation for your purpose
19:38.01npm<PROTECTED>
19:38.04artemmIf I figure I want history
19:38.13MohammadAGit's actually just /home/$user/.cache
19:38.29artemmwell, I'll start with what Qt gives
19:38.32MohammadAGI'm not sure where data location is
19:38.37MohammadAGartemm, just a tip
19:38.44MohammadAGI noticed this after hours of trying
19:38.53MohammadAGQDesktopServices returns a string
19:38.59MohammadAGthe directory won't exisst
19:39.04artemmoh
19:39.06artemmthanks
19:39.10artemmwill keep in mind
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19:39.13artemmgot to leave now
19:39.17npmand qtcreator stores files in .config too /home/npm/.config/Nokia/qtcreator/generic-highlighter
19:39.26MohammadAGQString dir = QDesktopServices::storageLocation(QDesktopServices::DataLocation);
19:39.39MohammadAGQDir dirObject = QDir(dir);
19:39.45npmso i'm not going to change my code to stick stuff in .local/share/<appname> :-)
19:39.48MohammadAGif (!dirObject.exists())
19:39.56MohammadAGdirObject.mkpath(dir);
19:40.07artemmgot it
19:40.17MohammadAGnpm, .config is used by QSettings
19:40.17artemmwill use .config if data location is bad
19:40.31MohammadAGno, that's for QSettings :P
19:41.05npmso will an app be in violation if it stores all it's local stuff in ~/.config ??
19:41.23MohammadAGno, since Gtk apps use that sometimes
19:41.39MohammadAGbut .config is naturally for inis, not images
19:41.43MohammadAGit's just wrong
19:41.46npmok, so i guess i won't worry about it being for qsettings
19:42.03MohammadAGI'm not sure if it's backed up
19:42.12MohammadAGif it is, I expect users to have larger backups :p
19:42.19npmi'm not thinking about images as much as say sql database storage related to app
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19:42.57MohammadAGoh, that's fine then
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21:10.00DocScrutinizerjavispedro: fmrx works, somehow :-D
21:12.25javispedroheh
21:12.37javispedroabout the RDS parser, remember it's just ten or so lines long :)
21:13.26javispedroplus I failed to understand why here I wasn't getting D blocks when I should, thus the "Oh, a D block" message :)
21:13.46javispedroI now think D blocks are sent out on low signal conditions for $UNKNOWN_REASONS to me.
21:16.13RST38hmoo javispedro
21:16.30javispedromoo
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21:39.43MohammadAGjavispedro, that FM Radio app/concept out yet? :P
21:39.55javispedroMohammadAG: the test app is out
21:40.07javispedroMohammadAG: http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3902&page=6
21:40.25SpeedEviljavispedro: FMTX now! :)
21:40.40SpeedEviljavispedro: Have you tried it on the RDA n9?
21:40.43MohammadAGright, I'll start on an MTF app soon :p
21:40.50javispedroI will try fmtx just to for the fun
21:40.55MohammadAGSpeedEvil, do they have an FM Radio on RDA? :P
21:41.04javispedroMohammadAG: read the thread for future developments, we are trying to do it "right"
21:41.09SpeedEvilThey have a n9 on RDA
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21:41.21SpeedEvilPresumably the building isn't shielded, so can pick up FM
21:41.36SpeedEvilOr you could turn on the n900 Tx, which is probably in the same room
21:41.37javispedroCan you get _physical_ audio out of RDA?
21:41.49SpeedEvilI don't think so
21:41.59SpeedEvilWell - mic
21:42.09javispedroMic from a nearby device? =)
21:42.12javispedrohehe
21:42.15SpeedEvilOr even the same one
21:42.20javispedrotouché
21:42.39DocScrutinizerjavispedro: (low signal -> DBlock) confirmed. It seems they show up when I mess with antenna
21:44.34DocScrutinizerI guess mixer et all is overstrained with getting FMRX->CPU->speakers plus mic->CPU
21:45.20javispedronah, it would be more stressed during a phone call for ex.
21:46.03DocScrutinizerumm no, a phonecall is using a different McBSP for cmt<->cpu
21:46.16javispedrosame here
21:46.24DocScrutinizerhmm
21:46.47javispedrofmrx->cpu is using #3
21:46.54DocScrutinizerok then
21:47.23DocScrutinizerstill you'll have fun setting mixer up for this scenario to listen to own speakers via mic
21:51.20javispedronot hard
21:51.28javispedroit's just parec -r | pacat -p :)
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22:04.49DocScrutinizersure, that's not the problem, but I doubt the mixer settings will be correct OOTB for that
22:06.01DocScrutinizeras we got no friggin (even block-)schematics, I got no clue how the stereo mic is hooked up to the SOC
22:07.34DocScrutinizerif those are digital mics connected to SOC via dedicated buses, I'd not expect too many problems with it. OTOH I expect them to be connected to the mixer chip, and that's what will introduce some fun into the picture
22:09.20DocScrutinizerif the policy for stereo playback gets activated and sets up the mixer for that usecase, then probably mic is shut down per default
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22:11.09DocScrutinizerbtw no parec nor pacat here
22:11.15javispedroDocScrutinizer: you probably already enabled the analog mixer loopback by accident when playing with alsamixer
22:11.32DocScrutinizeryoh, I did
22:11.32javispedros/analog mixer/analog mic->speaker
22:11.57javispedroit's two controls away virtually
22:12.30DocScrutinizerhmm, I'd guess there are some mux and preamps involved as well
22:12.48DocScrutinizersome gain settings
22:13.06javispedroall the settings are exposed..
22:13.12DocScrutinizersure
22:13.32DocScrutinizerbut you are just guessing what they actually do, as we ... see above
22:13.38javispedroand there's no special initialization for recording from the mic
22:15.00DocScrutinizerhmm, that's actually strange, as usually mic would need some VDD or micbias enabled prior to starting to use it for recording
22:15.46DocScrutinizeralso frequently you want to configure the sampling rate, number of channels etc pp
22:17.11DocScrutinizerlet's agree on "it's no real fun to mess with audio mixer when you got *no* docs about the hw lineup you're dealing with"
22:18.17DocScrutinizerit's like "here, all the screws to adjust your car engine are exposed. I give you a screwdriver and then you go ahead"
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22:20.17DocScrutinizerooops that's been the tensioning screw for the camshaft belt
22:20.22DocScrutinizer;-P
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22:40.38offs_Do you know in what package are https://www.developer.nokia.com/swipe/ux/pages/View_Headers.html ?
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