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00:09.15CIA-903tmbinc 07org.oe.dreambox * rcbb2be44... 10/packages/tuxbox/ (3 files in 2 dirs): tuxbox-plugins: update plugins
00:09.15CIA-903tmbinc 07org.oe.dreambox * rcbaf6a69... 10/packages/tuxbox/dvbsnoop.bb: dvbsnoop: update
00:09.17CIA-903tmbinc 07org.oe.dreambox * rac6065f4... 10/packages/enigma/ (3 files in 2 dirs): enigma: update, remove unbuildable
00:09.26CIA-903tmbinc 07org.oe.dreambox * r95bab097... 10/packages/linux/linux-dm7025.bb: linux-dm7025: update multipid patch again
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00:58.59TheMasterMind1what filesystems can you use for an mmc card
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02:29.13NAbyssTry the Flamethrower XL 9750! Beats users down with a single blast of combustion..
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03:22.20JustinPTheMasterMind1: any you want of course
03:24.48TheMasterMind1minix doesn't support long filenames, cramfs and squashfs are readonly, ext3 and resier are journaled, vfat doesn't support permissions and symlinks
03:24.58TheMasterMind1only ext2 is left, and it gets corrupted so easily
03:27.33Zero_ChaosTheMasterMind1: I run a lot on my ext2 card, and have had no problems
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03:51.19JustinPTheMasterMind1: and journaling would work just fine as well....I also had little proble with ext2. Just fsck it once in a while
03:57.50TheMasterMind1journaling on a flash device that has limited read/write cycles?
03:58.09TheMasterMind1meh. though i do remember reading something about how it would last you 10 something years anyway
03:58.51emtedepends on the quality of the device
03:59.00emteand the frequency of the cycles
04:01.14JustinPand how much you care about your SD card....you *can* buy a new one easily
04:01.25JustinPbut ext2 is fine anyway
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04:02.44emteJustinP, it depends if you have data on it when it failes
04:12.07franceTheMasterMind1: not limited writes/reads but erases.
04:12.30franceTheMasterMind1: modern flash gets 100,000 erases per sector..
04:12.49franceTheMasterMind1: the number of writes does not matter
04:13.03emteerr
04:13.16emterewritiing is just as bad as erasing
04:13.21franceTheMasterMind1: you could erase a sector..write the first byte today, the next byte in the sector tomorrow.
04:13.29njsrewriting _is_ eraseing, isn't it?
04:13.35emtenot really
04:13.51francecan't rewrite flash, eeprom but not flash.
04:13.53njsassuming your data has roughly the same number of 1s and 0s, or so? :-)
04:14.04emte1111 -> 0000     vs  1111 -> 1101
04:15.57emteyeah france i see what yoru saying ...
04:16.04emtei never actually thought about taht
04:16.28emtebut yeah there is a erase then write cycle for flash
04:16.49franceemte: there is but it is rarely utilized
04:17.21emtepretty sure we use it for the PIC stuff all the time
04:18.16emtemakes sense now why most chips have an eeprom onboard
04:18.32emtetho they burn out in a few seconds as well if you do bad things
04:18.45france100,000 erases is still a lot...
04:19.00emtenot at 20Mhz
04:19.24franceemte: erases take a long time...:-D
04:19.38franceemte: lots of waits.
04:19.40emtelol
04:19.49emteonly in electronic time
04:19.57emtein human time its pretty short
04:20.56franceemte: if I did nothing but erase my 36xx, it would take almost a year to reach a 100,000 erases
04:20.58emtei cant rememebr, but 1024 at 20Mhz will burnout in ~8min
04:21.41emtelol
04:22.03emtethen you would have soem fun resoldering to do :P
04:22.37NAbyssThat's what sockets are for..
04:22.47emtelol
04:23.03franceit is not that bad, I have upgrade the flash on my 36xx to 64MB
04:23.15emtei keep thinking about doing that
04:23.20franceremove a chip, add a chip
04:23.22emtestacking the ram
04:23.29emteas well
04:23.33francethat works as well
04:23.50emtebut i seem to run out of money when i deceide to try and order ...
04:24.45franceheh
04:24.56franceI have to run..nite
04:25.01emtenight
04:28.01CIA-903rwhitby 07org.oe.dev * r3ddcadd3... 10/packages/meta/slugos-native.bb: slugos-native: Fixed the libgdbm3 RDEPENDS issue.
04:28.05CIA-903rwhitby 07org.oe.dev * r71b5bd97... 10/packages/meta/slugos-native.bb: slugos-native: Removed the gdbm3 run-time dependency.
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06:02.41ashikasewhen trying to build something (outside of bitbake), I'm getting 'undefined references' to AtiCore_* methods in libqte
06:02.50ashikaseany idea what I might be doing wrong?
06:03.00ashikasedoes libqte depend on another library?
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06:31.41ashikaseok, looks like my libqte was fubar'd, somehow
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07:19.37schurigashikase: you need to add the library with ATI stuff to your LIBS += of your qmake file
07:20.11ashikaseactually, I found that the qte lib I built through bitbake didn't have the problem
07:20.34ashikaseand I didn't see any other libraries that contained those functions
07:21.59schurigashikase: a library can specify that it needs sub-libraries, which the get loaded automatically. Seems that either the bitbaked Qt does this ...  or that the bitbaked Qt doesn't use the ATI hw accel, but a plain framebuffer
07:22.29schurigashikase: however, please re-ask this in some hours, then more people are here. /me is not an expert on Qt/E on devices with ATI chips
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07:22.47schurig(I use it on a PXA255 device where I just have a plain framebuffer, nothing else)
07:23.01ashikaseright
07:23.17ashikasetime is always a problem on irc
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07:37.03hrw|workmorning
07:37.46hrw|workashikase: libqte2 for c7x0 devices is linked with aticore library to get some speedups on ati w100
07:43.58ashikaseah, that would explain my problem then
07:44.03ashikaseI was using the wrong lib
07:44.16ashikaseI had been using a c760, I'm now using my borzoi
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07:45.20hrw|work;)
07:45.22hrw|workhi alan
07:46.50alan|homehi hrw
07:46.54alan|homehi all
07:47.27RPmorning all
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07:54.04hrw|worksomeone brave want to check image?
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08:06.00do13_morning all
08:06.10RPhi Dirk
08:06.59schurigdo13_: must sound link "hei dörk" :-)
08:07.12schurigs/link/like/
08:07.22do13_Hey Richard
08:07.26do13_schurig:)
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08:16.45CoreDump|homemorning all
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08:17.37do13_hi CoreDump|home, XorA
08:31.34XorA~lart qt build system for thinking 64bit arm is a valid platform
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09:11.07Bernardogood morning
09:11.18CoreDump|homemorning Bernardo
09:11.40hrw|workhi Bernardo
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09:13.07Bernardostupid question, with altboot can I need to create a ext2fs partition on my cf card and expand a .tar.gz image there, so I can boot from it, right?
09:13.24CoreDump|homeright
09:13.40hrw|workCoreDump|home: can I boot from /dev/hda2 with altboot?
09:13.43Bernardook, time to test gpe-image on a 128Mb cf
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09:13.51CoreDump|homehrw|work: no, not yet
09:14.05hrw|workCoreDump|home: collie: /dev/hda1 vfat 16M for flashing, /dev/hda2 ext2 for system
09:14.44CoreDump|homeone day I'll add multi-parition boot to hda for the microdrive guys
09:15.01RPCoreDump|home: Yes please :)
09:15.54BernardoCoreDump|home: that day add a way to go back a menu too... I had left my akita rebooting now and found out it was going back to the advanced menu too soon
09:16.26BernardoI mean too late
09:16.28CoreDump|homethat is on my todo list yes
09:16.45CoreDump|homebut the menu-code is one ugly mess :\
09:16.46hrw|workCoreDump|home: ability to use qwertyuiop instead of 1234567890 on collie too?
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09:17.50CoreDump|homehrw|work: that would involve some very painful recoding. making the menu stuff even worse
09:18.00hrw|workok so ignore it
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09:22.05hrw|workRP: have you ever seen c7x0 suspending automatically on kernel boot
09:22.12hrw|work?
09:22.33RPhrw|work: No. Low battery?
09:22.39hrw|workRP: AC connected
09:22.49hrw|workRP: AC as usb/sync usb cable
09:22.53hrw|workuff.. booted
09:23.43RPhrw|work: I've never seen it do that. Its technically possible for it to suspend any time after init starts though
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09:27.27hrw|workwe need to add logo into release kernels...
09:27.45Bernardohrw|work: testing your gpe-image now...
09:27.45CoreDump|homethat would be neat, yeah
09:27.52RPhrw|work: ELPP?
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09:28.25hrw|workRP: no - kernel logo
09:28.49RPhrw|work: ah, right, that would be nice
09:29.17CoreDump|homeor at least some text like "Loading kernel, please wait" =)
09:29.28CoreDump|homeas kernel load takes ages on akita
09:29.29RPhrw|work: It will oversize the spitz/akita kernels without the changes I made in .dev
09:29.36hrw|workCoreDump|home: altboot DOES NOT work on c7x0 as it should
09:29.54hrw|workCoreDump|home: altboot NEED to load keymap probably
09:29.58CoreDump|homehmm, what's the problem
09:30.03RPThe kernel is really fast on spitz due to the microdrive - no jffs2
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09:30.16hrw|work'press any key to launch altboot
09:30.28hrw|workand any key does not work
09:30.35CoreDump|homeuh oh
09:30.48CoreDump|homewell it reads kbd interrupts from /proc
09:31.03hrw|work~lart zap_root_password
09:31.08CoreDump|homethat should work ;) Also altboot loads any installed keymaps before showing the menu
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09:31.30hrw|workCoreDump|home: to show menu it need to start...
09:31.46CoreDump|homeah unlucky wording on my side
09:32.05CoreDump|homebefore it shows _anything_ it'll load the keymap
09:32.10hrw|workI suspect my root GPE settings are not compatible with 3.5.4.1-alpha2
09:32.41hrw|work~lart keylaunch, matchbox and rest of GPE for creating such problems
09:33.48CoreDump|homehrw|work: in hentges I prompt the user to trash ~/.gpe ~/.matchbox ~/.Xdefaults and ~/.keylaunchrc
09:34.20hrw|workCoreDump|home: on first boot?
09:36.18Bernardoat least the maintenance menu loads...
09:36.54hrw|workthats idea
09:37.21hrw|work~hail sharp for maintaince rootfs
09:37.25ibotACTION bows down to sharp for maintaince rootfs and chants, "I'M NOT WORTHY!!"
09:37.52Bernardoproblems with altboot - won't boot from pcmcia
09:38.02BernardoI mean from cf
09:38.48BernardoI get a /proc is already mounted, then two errors in 20-bootCF line 526, with a /etc/init.d/pcmcia not found
09:39.02CoreDump|homeoops
09:39.25CoreDump|homewell, I have that fixed in .dev already
09:39.33Bernardo:)
09:39.45CoreDump|homethe move from pcmcia-utils to udev caused that
09:39.50Bernardois there a quick hack I can do to 20-bootCF?
09:40.15CoreDump|homecomment out the line where it runs /etc/init.d/pcmcia statr
09:40.20CoreDump|homestart
09:41.22Bernardoor pcmcia status, where it checks for /media/cf?
09:42.01CoreDump|homeany call to that file
09:42.08CoreDump|homeas it is no longer installed
09:46.23Bernardook, it isn't enough, probably I need to start udev too
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09:47.25Bernardoyep. Starting udev even mounts /media/cf automatically
09:47.54CoreDump|homeBernardo: oops
09:48.11CoreDump|homeI tried that yesterday and I didn't need to start udev :\
09:48.38Bernardoone small problem, "udev status" isn't supported, so I can't check if it is running
09:48.44BernardoCoreDump|home: on the akita?
09:48.52Bernardokernel 2.6.16 here
09:49.00CoreDump|homeyep, akita w 2.6.16
09:49.15CoreDump|homeps ax| grep udevd | grep -v grep ;)
09:49.24Bernardohere if I don't have udevd running I don't have /devhda*
09:49.27Bernardoyep
09:49.28Bernardo:)
09:49.41CoreDump|homehmmm
09:50.02CoreDump|homeI think it would be overkill to launch udevd just to create the device files tho
09:51.12hrw|workCoreDump|home: maybe we need to add those device files into device_table.txt then?
09:51.50CoreDump|homeor just mknod them with altboot
09:54.49Bernardogpe booting...
09:55.42BernardoI just accepted the altboot defaults, seems everything is working
09:56.16Bernardoand now I get a black screen with a centered cursor, is this normal for gpe?
09:56.56hrw|workBernardo: when you touch screen to move cursor it goes back to center in few seconds?
09:57.24Bernardohrw|work: yes
09:57.36hrw|workBernardo: fsck
09:57.48hrw|work~lart GPE team badly
09:58.07hrw|workkeylaunch + matchbox is SHIT not enviroment
09:58.13Bernardolol
09:58.52CoreDump|homeheh
09:58.53hrw|workif user has any keylaunch setting saved then we CANNOT change keylaunch and/or matchbox-wm/kbdconfig if we want to get GPE bootable
09:58.59hrw|workshit
09:59.47Bernardohrw|work: any way to get around it?
10:00.14CoreDump|homethat shouldn't bee a keylaunch problem
10:00.19BernardoI think I am booting of a clean image, is altboot using my /home partition?
10:00.21CoreDump|home*be
10:00.31CoreDump|homeBernardo: yes it is
10:00.41hrw|workBernardo: rm ~root/.keylaunchrc if exist
10:00.51CoreDump|homeif is one of the "defaults" you selected ;)
10:01.02hrw|workBernardo: or even backup /home/root/ somewhere and clean it
10:02.05BernardoCoreDump|home: ok, will reboot and check for what prompt lets me use a /home in the cf card
10:02.20CoreDump|homenope
10:02.26CoreDump|homeit is a one-time config
10:02.37CoreDump|homeyou'll not be ask again.
10:02.48Bernardook, what file do I need to edit/remove?
10:03.01CoreDump|homechecking...
10:04.22CoreDump|homeremove /etc/.image_conf.done from _whithin_ the loop-image
10:04.53Bernardook
10:06.00hrw|workheh.. under 2.4.18-crapix I cannot mount /home/ on c760 ;(
10:06.09CoreDump|homehrw|work: hah!
10:06.18CoreDump|homemount hangs / oopses right?
10:06.30hrw|workCoreDump|home: c760 should be able to do it. akita/borzoi should not
10:06.38CoreDump|homehehe
10:06.52RPhrw|work: It could be the jffs2 people have broken backwards compatibility :-/
10:07.21CoreDump|homehrw|work: the "mount" will hang, causing tmpfs not to be mounted
10:07.32CoreDump|homethat'll cause some more problems...
10:07.59hrw|workok. so today I have bricked zaurus thx to gpe
10:09.16hrw|workno card reader here
10:09.20Bernardo:(
10:09.29BernardoI'd lend you mine, but we're too far
10:09.44hrw|workBernardo: I have one at home - 10-15 minutes from here
10:09.51pb__bricked?  that seems a bit unlikely.  what did gpe do?
10:09.54CoreDump|homehrw|work: use altboot to boot into init=/bin/sh and edit fstab
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10:10.22hrw|workCoreDump|home: altboot here has 'any key' problem
10:10.30CoreDump|homedamn
10:10.40hrw|workpb__: keylaunch/matchbox fight for keyboard as usual
10:10.54pb__oh, right.  that's not a brick.
10:11.02pb__bricks are much less responsive than that
10:11.04CoreDump|homectrl-alt-del
10:11.13hrw|workCoreDump|home: zap-root-password...
10:11.20CoreDump|homeright...
10:11.27hrw|workpb__: I have to reflash device to get it working again
10:12.17pb__indeed
10:12.17hrw|workso until I reflash I have nice brick
10:12.17pb__but you still have a working bootloader with reflashing ability, right?
10:12.17BernardoCoreDump|home: /bin/sh password shows in plain text?
10:12.31CoreDump|homehrw|work: isn't there a rescue rootfs on c7x0 like on cxxxx?
10:13.01CoreDump|homeBernardo: yep, a bug
10:13.01hrw|workCoreDump|home: it is but is unable to mount my flash
10:13.02pb__a brick would be a device with no working firmware at all, only fixable with jtag (or not fixable full stop)
10:13.02CoreDump|homehrw|work: it should be able to mount the rootfs
10:13.02hrw|workpb__: I know I know..
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10:13.38Bernardois there a easy way to enter the rescue rootfs on the akita?
10:13.38hrw|workCoreDump|home: will try
10:14.07CoreDump|homeBernardo: yes there is a specal key combination during power-on
10:14.07CoreDump|homeforgot how to do it tho =)
10:14.07hrw|workBernardo: unplug power, take off battery. hold D+B, power on
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10:14.40Bernardohrw|work: thanks... BTW, no .keylaunchrc in /home/root/
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10:14.44hrw|work2.4.18-crapix oopses with 2.6.16 touched jffs2
10:14.45CoreDump|homei do not think the image breakage is caused by keylaunch
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10:15.02CoreDump|homewith the keylaunch bug you get at least gpe-login to display
10:15.16Bernardoright now I have a empty /home/root in cf
10:15.23Bernardoand still it hangs
10:15.34hrw|workCoreDump|home: ok - I will check it tomorrow then.
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10:18.28Bernardoanything else I can try to get gpe to boot?
10:19.27CoreDump|homeyeah, edit /etc/passwd and enable root-login
10:19.52CoreDump|homelaunch xserver manually, then try launching gpe-login and see what happens
10:20.07hrw|workwow.. usb card reader/writer 52-in-1
10:20.15hrw|workmarketing....
10:20.15CoreDump|homeheh
10:20.51BernardoCoreDump|home: for that I have to boot into CF using altboot, but block xserver from starting, right?
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10:21.25CoreDump|homeonce you've enabled root-login you can kill X with ctrl-alt-del
10:21.45Bernardoalt is the first japanese key, right?
10:21.52CoreDump|homeyep
10:24.52Bernardono luck
10:25.06Bernardoxserver starts again immediately
10:25.19CoreDump|hometry 4 times
10:25.25CoreDump|homeit'll die eventually
10:28.31slapinHi all!!! Is cs2005q3.2 uses kernel EABI interface or old ABI?
10:28.32Bernardoit did...
10:28.53Bernardonow how do I startx in gpe?
10:29.28RPslapin: It can use either depending upon the configuration
10:30.08RPBernardo: gpe-dm (/etc/init.d/gpe-dm start)
10:30.33slapinRP: and if I have kernel headers from 2.6.16 with EABI enabled in autoconf.h, will it use EABI interface?
10:31.46RPslapin: Use DISTRO = "angstrom-2006.9"
10:32.22RPslapin: You'll also need to set: PREFERRED_VERSION_gcc-cross="3.4.4+csl-arm-2005q3"
10:32.22RPPREFERRED_VERSION_gcc-cross-initial="3.4.4+csl-arm-2005q3"
10:32.44RPand disable those lines in the angstrom conf file in conf/distro
10:33.27BernardoRP: thanks, that gets me back to the same situation, can't launch gpe-login in the same line as it complains it can't open display
10:33.44slapinRP: 2005q3.2 is gcc-3.44+glibc-2.3.5, will it be better to use gss-4.1 instead? I heard at debian wiki that it doesn't use kernel EABI interface but translates it to old ABI, is it true?
10:34.30Bernardoanyway, it also complains of a missing gpe-setbg, /etc/gpe/locale.default, and a pango error complaining of missing modules
10:35.09RPslapin: We don't have the full 2005q3.2 toolchain in OE - we have gcc which will work with glibc 2.4. Angstrom is set to use gcc 4.1 by default
10:35.15Bernardothe pango error suggested running "pango-querymodules" but that didn't help
10:36.01RPslapin: The kernel can optionally use the new EABI interface and has optional functionality to work with the old ABI too.
10:36.18Bernardoanother missing utility, /usr/bin/bl
10:36.23RPBernardo: It sounds like some of the postinstalls didn't run
10:36.54BernardoRP: possibly. I'm trying hrw's gpe-image-alpha2 on a cf booted with altboot
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10:39.48hrw|workshit.. sharp maintaince lack wget ;(
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10:41.58goxboxlivecan someonehelp me out here.
10:42.33goxboxliveI am trying to build a bootstrap-image with bitkake, but i t allways failes when it trying to build the root_fs
10:42.59Bernardohrw|work: I'm giving up on your gpe-image for now
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10:43.47hrw|workBernardo: ok - I will release RP images probably
10:44.46Bernardohrw|work: might also be some problem with altboot
10:45.16BernardoI just expanded gpe-image.tar.gz onto my cf root (formatted ext2, of course)
10:46.00CoreDump|homeBernardo: you were seeing the same problems as I saw with a flashed install
10:46.10hrw|workBernardo: have same problem on my c7x0
10:46.37Bernardook
10:46.54Bernardoso it wasn't me, this time... :D
10:49.23CoreDump|homeBernardo: sound doesn't work at this stage otherwise I'd make it beep
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10:51.23Bernardo:)
10:51.42Bernardo:)
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10:54.17Bernardoand now gpe login runs...
10:54.33hrw|workhmm...
10:55.17hrw|workwill look
10:55.48BernardoThe clock setting application loads all messed up, seems like it is trying to show up in portrait with the screen in landscape
10:55.58Bernardoand the pointer is way off
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10:58.29hrw|workBernardo: hmm.. have to check does gpe-dm starts before ipkg configure.
10:58.59CoreDump|homeconfigure runs at rc2.d, gpe-dm at rc5.d
10:59.45hrw|workCoreDump|home: does not we boot into init 5 not into 2?
11:00.04CoreDump|homeahem
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11:00.17CoreDump|homeignore my comment
11:00.38goxboxliveHow to i override this ( iam trying to buil a bootsrap image ) task-bootstrap: unsatisfied recommendation for kernel-module-ipv6-2.6
11:00.56CoreDump|homethat is not an error and can be ignored
11:00.57tmbinchow is a kernel update supposed to work? i see that "kernel" depends on "kernel-image-${KV}", so "ipkg install kernel" installs a new kernel, if available - but it doesn't uninstall the older one, thus causing a conflict. what's wrong? can i tell ipkg to remove orphan packages?
11:02.00Bernardohrw|work: I'm now updating from my yesterday's build feed
11:02.30BernardoGot openzaurus-version, tslib-conf and zaurusd reinstalled, besides initscripts
11:03.22goxboxliveCoreDump: But it failes to build the bootstrap-image ( | ERROR: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for task-bootstrap:
11:03.22goxboxlive|        kernel-module-evdev-2.6 kernel-module-tsdv-2.6 kernel-module-asic3-mmc-2.6 kernel-module-mmc-core-2.6 kernel-module--g-ether-2.6
11:04.08goxboxliveNOTE: package bootstrap-image-1.0-r0: task do_rootfs: failed
11:04.15Bernardohrw|work: seems like /usr/bin/and and /usr/bin/portmap aren't installed too
11:04.24CoreDump|homeyou were quoting "unsatisfied recommendation" which is not a reason for the build to fail. The error is a missing dependency
11:05.21goxboxliveCreDump: How to i fix that missing dependency?
11:05.47CoreDump|homewell, dunno why these modules are not beeing built for you sorry
11:06.17goxboxliveok, thx anyway
11:06.23Bernardo~lart gpe
11:06.55Bernardonow I get almost to the desktop. It lets me login, shows the menu bar on the bottom, and then goes back to gpe-login
11:07.22hrw|workBernardo: hmm.. progress ;)
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11:07.48CoreDump|homeBernardo: http://hentges.net/tmp/do_not_use/Akita/ext2/gpe-image-3.5.4.1-alpha2-akita.rootfs.ext2.gz
11:08.01CoreDump|homethis one works
11:08.30BernardoCoreDump|home: can't download it from here - or my internet access might be terminated.
11:08.39CoreDump|homeheh
11:08.41BernardoI'll have to try downloading it tonight at home
11:08.49hrw|workor in other words: any alpha2 which is not mine
11:09.00CoreDump|homehrw|work: :(
11:09.04Bernardoaw, what the hell... 20mb?
11:09.25hrw|workCoreDump|home: I have oneliner for altboot
11:09.28CoreDump|homecompressed 150mb loop-image
11:09.42CoreDump|homehrw|work: nice, shoot
11:09.52hrw|workCoreDump|home: on device... have to boot first
11:10.10BernardoCoreDump|home: I mean, how big is that tarball?
11:10.20hrw|workCoreDump|home: basically: if /etc/init.d/keymap exist then start it
11:10.33CoreDump|homeBernardo: 17mb
11:10.59CoreDump|homehrw|work: that is already bgeeing done
11:11.12hrw|workCoreDump|home: in 1.0.6-rc2?
11:11.30CoreDump|homeBernardo: and its not a tarball but a ready loop-image, tarball is in ../tarballs
11:11.53CoreDump|homehrw|work: yep, check /etc/altboot.rc
11:12.13BernardoCoreDump|home: so that one is ready to expand into my cf card, right?
11:12.23hrw|workCoreDump|home: ah.. I added it into /sbin/init.altboot...
11:12.37hrw|workCoreDump|home: anyway - loading keymap does not help here ;(
11:13.10CoreDump|homeBernardo: no, use the tarball from ../tarballs for that. The file i pointed you at is a loop-images to be placed into /media/cf/boot-images
11:13.48CoreDump|homehrw|work: altboot reads kbd interrupts from /proc for that. the keymap doesn't matter
11:14.00CoreDump|homewait a second
11:14.18hrw|workok
11:14.40hrw|workfound problem with my images. lack of /etc/rcS.d/S98configure
11:14.40CoreDump|homecat /proc/interrupts | grep Spitzkbd on Z please
11:15.03hrw|workCoreDump|home: c7x0 has corgikdb
11:15.07hrw|workCoreDump|home: c7x0 has corgikbd
11:15.16CoreDump|homethats the problem then ;)
11:15.30hrw|workCoreDump|home: glad to help ;)
11:15.43Bernardohrw|work: what ipk should I reinstall?
11:15.46CoreDump|homeis the casing of corgikbd correct? no capital letters?
11:16.05hrw|workCoreDump|home: all small
11:16.16hrw|workCoreDump|home: "grep -i" anyway
11:16.40hrw|workBernardo: on my c760 when I did 'ipkg configure' then I have working image
11:17.07Bernardohrw|work: hre it shows "nothing to be done"
11:17.17BernardoI'll clean up the cf card and start again
11:18.58Bernardo<PROTECTED>
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11:23.05Bernardohrw|work: ipkg configure seems to work, but the timezone app still shows up messed up
11:23.59BernardoI got the "welcome to gpe" dialog, then back to gpe-login, and now it is once again looping back to gpe-login after showing the menu
11:24.51hrw|work<PROTECTED>
11:24.59hrw|workargh
11:25.08Bernardoas root I get to see the desktop, then I'm kicked to gpe-login
11:25.26Bernardosee you in a hour
11:26.54TheMasterMind1wow, finally a working java compiler and vm that supports floats on arm
11:27.09CoreDump|homehrw|work: could you try http://hentges.net/tmp/init.altboot?
11:27.22hrw|workCoreDump|home: could
11:27.34hrw|workipkg in feed is fscked
11:27.40CoreDump|home=D
11:33.00hrw|workhi lardman|work
11:33.59hrw|workCoreDump|home: Works!
11:34.18CoreDump|homeexcellent
11:34.30lardman|workhey hrw|work
11:34.31hrw|workCoreDump|home: so 1.0.6-rc3?
11:34.34lardman|workhi everyone
11:34.40CoreDump|homeyep
11:34.52CoreDump|homelater today
11:37.52hrw|workI like fsck when boot from sd
11:38.37hrw|workCoreDump|home: 'booting the selected roofs' frame could be resized to fit?
11:39.21CoreDump|homeI'll put it on my ToDo
11:39.26hrw|workthx
11:46.16hrw|workfetching 20M image takes time...
11:50.06hrw|workflashing my gpe-image
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11:55.42CroftonAnyone here know much about renting cars in Europe?
11:56.06CroftonSpecifically would it be cheaper to rent one in Italy or Germany?
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12:01.07goxboxliveWhat is this ? 'tosa kernel defconfig' Where do i find this file?
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12:21.28BernardoCoreDump|home: I was thinking that the /home when I booted from SD wasn't my /home partition and it seems I lost all my data... :(
12:21.46CoreDump|homeahem
12:21.56CoreDump|homeouch :(
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12:22.11CoreDump|homethe default is to use the real /home
12:22.35Bernardoyep, but I had chosen to use the other
12:23.47CoreDump|homehmm, worked fine last time I checked
12:26.01Bernardowell, I'll look at "mount" output next time before trying such a stupid stunt as "rm -rf /home/*"
12:26.32CoreDump|home:(
12:27.42Bernardohopefully, the nand flash I have here isn't very old... :)
12:28.13Bernardoall I might have lost is my desktop background and a couple of appointments
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12:34.50Cockroach-Is there a document available where OE's cross compiling process would be explained?
12:35.08Cockroach-all those gcc-cross gcc-cross-initial make me dizzy
12:38.50hrw|workCockroach-: gcc-cross-initial build libc which is needed to build gcc-cross
12:41.30Cockroach-hrw|work: And the idea is the same as in 'linux from scratch' process, removing dependency between the "actual" gcc-cross (built later) and the build hosts's libc?
12:42.40hrw|workiirc yes
12:43.07Cockroach-but then I don't get it. I would understand it, if the 1st pass would produce non-cross compiling gcc
12:43.46CoreDump|homeFYI sox receive.wav -t raw -r 8012 -u -b -c 1 - | cat > /dev/dsp works perfectly
12:43.47Cockroach-if host gcc build gcc-cross-initial, then the resulting gcc would produce arm code?
12:44.22hrw|workCockroach-: yes
12:45.07Cockroach-hrw|work: how is it possible to use x86->arm gcc (gcc-cross-initial) to produce another x86->arm gcc (gcc-cross) ?
12:46.12hrw|workCockroach-: g-c-i/x86 build libc/arm. g-c/x86 then use libc/arm to produce binaries/arm
12:46.46Cockroach-Oh that's the way it goes
12:46.49Cockroach-hrw|work: thanks
12:47.10hrw|workthats how I understand it
12:49.36Cockroach-I'm trying to figure that process out so I might be able to resolve my original problem some day
12:52.10CoreDump|homethe gpe-dm script hangs while dd'ing into /dev/fb0 on "stop"
12:54.00hrw|workCoreDump|home: gpe-bootsplash is trying to write to / when / is ro
12:54.28CoreDump|homeeww, not again...
12:55.07hrw|workCoreDump|home: maybe I have older version..
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12:55.12Bernardore
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12:55.21CoreDump|homehrw|work: i'll have a look later
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12:55.43hrw|workCoreDump|home: 1.15-r4 is correct?
12:56.21CoreDump|homeyep
12:56.28hrw|workCoreDump|home: anyway I rebuilt all my images and booted gpe-image/c7x0 into gpe
12:56.41CoreDump|homethats great news
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13:04.40BernardoIf I get fired, it's your fault... :)
13:05.42Bernardolets hope ext2fs doesn't kill my windows machine again
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13:19.07CIA-903hrw 07org.oe.oz354x * r3c60ed32... 10/packages/openzaurus/openzaurus-version.bb: openzaurus-version: set PACKAGE_ARCH to 'all'
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13:21.28hrw|work~seen pigi
13:21.44ibotpigi <n=NoOne@pdpc/supporter/active/Pigi> was last seen on IRC in channel #oe, 12d 21h 3m 37s ago, saying: 'later all'.
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13:40.02hrw|workseconds.
13:40.07NAbyssBernardo: Not more than a minute.
13:41.06Bernardook, so it has hang for some reason
13:41.14BernardoI was trying hentges gpe now
13:41.56Bernardobbl
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13:45.27CoreDump|home5 seconds max I'd say
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14:00.59RPARM system image emulation with QEMU for OE images via nfs: http://www.rpsys.net/openzaurus/qemu/
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14:09.00CIA-903coredump 07org.oe.dev * r18e53df4... 10/packages/altboot/ (5 files in 3 dirs): altboot: Fix tar.gz installer to work w/o inserted cf or sd cards, fix mount_cf to work with udev
14:09.23CIA-903coredump 07org.oe.dev * rc600c8a6... 10/packages/altboot/ (5 files in 4 dirs):
14:09.23CIA-9altboot:
14:09.23CIA-9<PROTECTED>
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14:11.13BernardoCoreDump|home: care to merge those to oz354x?
14:11.51hrw|workCoreDump|home: Fixed CF booting w/ kernel 2.6.16 == Fixed CF booting w/ pcmciautils isntalled instead of pcmcia-cs?
14:11.54CoreDump|homeyep, but I have some more things to fix first
14:12.03CoreDump|homehrw|work: right
14:12.20BernardoCoreDump|home: it's strange when booting hentges gpe image from a cf to have a altboot inside a altboot...
14:12.28CoreDump|homeBernardo: =D
14:12.33CoreDump|homeI know the feeling
14:12.38BernardoI just let the one inside cf to timeout...
14:12.49CoreDump|homeindeed
14:13.38Bernardodeleting /home/.gpe now...
14:14.13CoreDump|homeBernardo: .gpe .matchbox .Xdefaults .keylaunchrc
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14:14.38Bernardotimezone applet shows weird too
14:15.25Genesisis BLOB able to work with initramfs ?
14:15.34RPFound the hostap-modules problem :)
14:15.46Bernardothe "welcome to gpe" dialog stays  up... How do I kill it?
14:15.47hrw|workBernardo: those EET/UST/GHT etc names?
14:15.54Bernardohrw|work: yes
14:16.17Bernardothe applet only occupies half the screen, and the pointer seems way off
14:16.46Bernardobut I got past that, and now I have a "Welcome to gpe!" dialog that won't close (but will move if I drag it).
14:17.24Bernardofinally closed it, got the "ok" button highlighted and pressed the space bar
14:17.25Bernardobbl
14:19.21Bernardo|meetingit seems that the pointer really was badly calibrated... strange, I pressed on all right spots
14:20.00Bernardo|meetinghow do I recalibrate it?
14:20.11CoreDump|homesettings / screensetup
14:20.12RPBernardo|meeting: Run xtscal
14:20.46Bernardo|meetingok, seems fixed now
14:20.52Bernardo|meetingreally have to run, bbl
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14:26.33CIA-903rpurdie 07org.oe.dev * re4253b12... 10/packages/linux/linux-openzaurus.inc: linux-openzaurus: Fix hostap-modules problem people were seeing (kernel.bbclass trampled a variable we were setting)
14:26.37CIA-903rpurdie 07org.oe.dev * rdbb7c9f1... 10/packages/fontconfig/fontconfig_2.2.95.bb: fontconfig: Use RREPLACES instead of RPROVIDES to prevent upgrades breakage
14:27.32pb__That sounds a bit odd.  What files is fontconfig replacing?
14:30.27RPpb__: libfontconfig-utils became fontconfig-utils
14:31.05pb__In that case, it ought (probably) to provide/replace/conflict with the old package.
14:31.22pb__Replaces on its own means that you want to overwrite some subset of the files in the old package.
14:32.08RPSo you need to do all three?
14:32.20pb__Right.
14:37.49chouimatmorning
14:39.03hrw|workthose provide/replace/conflict makes me mad sometimes..
14:39.03hrw|workrecently .oz354x got change in irk - they rconflict but do not rreplace/rprovide
14:39.05CIA-903rpurdie 07org.oe.dev * rde96ee4f... 10/packages/fontconfig/fontconfig_2.2.95.bb: fontconfig: Also RREPLACES and RCONFLICTS libfontconfig-utils (thanks pb for spotting)
14:39.35RPI suspect we have a developer misunderstanding or two on how this works...
14:40.52pb__http://www.us.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-relationships.html#s-replaces has some words about that stuff.
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14:43.43RPI had the impression Replaces had only the second function. I now know better :)
14:47.09hrw|workhttp://openzaurus.org/wordpress/2006/04/10/second-alpha-release-of-openzaurus-3541/
14:48.07XorAmickey|zzZZzz: qt4 build seems to want to create a 64bit arm :-) http://pastebin.com/655697
14:48.35RPhrw|work: Looks good to me
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15:25.03hrw|workspitz/borzoi/terrier are pxa270 or 272?
15:29.03RPhrw|work: 270
15:30.29hrw|workok
15:30.54hrw|workthx
15:32.59hrw|workcu
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16:17.25BernardoCoreDump|home: ping
16:17.27CoreDump|homepong
16:17.27Bernardo:)
16:17.35BernardoI've had a small problem with your gpe image
16:17.36Bernardoit thinks it is running in portrait mode
16:17.36Bernardowhen I have my akita open
16:17.38CoreDump|homebad install or damaged FS on card
16:17.40CoreDump|homeI use the GPE images day in day out, trust me =)
16:17.43Bernardo:)
16:17.44BernardoI usually use opie...
16:17.48Bernardotime to reformat the card and try again?
16:23.12CoreDump|homeyep
16:23.21Bernardook, here it goes... :(
16:23.26Bernardoformatted... time to extract the tarball
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16:30.27Genesisbye
16:30.38pH5bye Genesis, good evening everybody
16:31.01Bernardohi pH5
16:31.01pH5hi Bernardo
16:31.32CoreDump|homehi pH5
16:31.34pH5hi CoreDump|home
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16:53.00CoreDump|homenope
16:53.33Bernardoalso, I've just launched the audio mixer and can't close it
16:54.07CoreDump|homethat's a known problem with this app. On the left side there is a bar you can click IIRC
16:54.29Bernardoyet, thnaks
16:54.33Bernardothanks
16:54.55BernardoI can't type ":" or ";" in firefox
16:55.02Bernardohaven't checked on other apps
16:55.28CoreDump|homewill try in a second
16:55.29Bernardoworks in abiword
16:58.35Bernardoalso, /home still gets mounted. Could it be because I'm not using a loopback image, but a extracted tarball in /media/cf?
16:58.50CoreDump|homei will investigate this bug
16:59.56Bernardothanks, sorry for all the trouble
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17:04.03Bernardobye, see you guys later
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17:24.35pb_hi mickeyl
17:24.45mickeylhey pb_
17:25.05pH5hi mickeyl, pb_
17:25.09pb_hi ph5
17:25.13mickeylcheers pH5
17:29.49NecronomHrm:
17:29.51NecronomFATAL: This kernel is too big for the c7x0 and will destroy your machine if you flash it!!!
17:39.13CIA-903mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * r4b742ad8... 10/packages/lyx/lyx_1.4.1.bb: lyx: add version 1.4.1
17:45.27XorA|gonehey mickeyl
17:46.03mickeylhi xora
17:46.43XorAmickeyl: did you see my earlier message?
17:47.42XorAmickeyl: http://pastebin.com/655697
17:47.47mickeyloh dear
17:48.05XorAas much as Id love a 64bit arm :-)
17:49.10mickeylhehe
17:49.44mickeylplease try again with an updated HEAD
17:50.01mickeylin case you didn't have the classes update which i commited some hours ago
17:50.20XorApulling now
17:50.26mickeylthen start with sending me log.do_* to mickeyl@handhelds.org
17:50.34mickeyland we'll start to investigate
17:50.49XorAmickeyl: yeah, I just didnt have time to investigate in work today
17:51.00mickeylwhat's your DISTRO and MACHINE conf btw.?
17:51.18XorADISTRO="openzaurus-unstable"
17:51.23XorAMACHINE="c7x0"
17:51.40mickeylright. same here. that makes diffing easier
17:52.21XorAjust looked at configure script, I think its actually managed to be worse than an m4 generated one :-)
17:55.50mickeylheh. right. those who don't understand autotools are forced to reinvent it in a worse way
17:56.10mickeylas much as i hate autotools, handcoded ones I even hate more
17:56.14mickeyl*sigh*
17:57.06XorAmail is on its way
17:57.21RPNecronom: Is that being built on a 64 bit machine?
17:57.21mickeylexcellent. I'll look into that tomorrow
17:57.30RPhi mickeyl
17:57.33mickeylhi RP
17:57.47NecronomNecronom: Nope. 32 bit machine.
17:58.11RPNecronom: .dev? which DISTRO?
18:00.58mickeylXorA: aaaah
18:01.00mickeylXorA: you
18:01.04mickeylare on a 64 build system
18:01.09mickeyl64 bit, even
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18:01.37XorAmickeyl: yes
18:01.44mickeyllooks like i didn't swith all tests to using the target compiler yet
18:01.57mickeylthat gives me enough info to look into it
18:02.03mickeylthanx
18:02.03mickeyl(kind of )
18:02.03mickeyl:)
18:02.15XorAmickeyl: no probs, and I ready to test any fixes as soon as I see them
18:02.30mickeylcool. i don't have access to a 64bit machine, so I need to rely on you
18:03.06XorAmickeyl: I have found gentoo makes a good testing platform as /usr/include/* is effectively empty
18:03.58NecronomRP:  cat org.openembedded.oz354fam083/MT/revision
18:03.58Necronomf14a8701d982daae63a37e5c8c5a0cbb6ee802eb
18:04.11NecronomThis would be a LFS 6.1 box..
18:04.37RPNecronom: You're using familar?
18:05.09Necronomgrep DISTRO build/conf/local.conf
18:05.09NecronomDISTRO = "openzaurus-3.5.4"
18:05.29RPNecronom: For the best c7x0 support I'd use kernels from .dev or oz354x
18:06.16mickeylRP: prism3 cards w/ uploadable firmware don't work on resume
18:06.23mickeylRP: spitz/3.5.4.1-alpha2
18:06.36mickeylXorA: right. i should use a gentoo just for building
18:06.55XorAmickeyl: only on amd64 machines with multilib turned on though
18:07.04RPmickeyl: :-(. Was there code in pcmcia-cs to reupload the firmware on them?
18:07.21immoloheya, if my glibc on my host was only compiled with support for my locale would it causes problems trying to compile different locales?
18:07.33XorAmickeyl: that pushes the includes into ARCH dirs and /usr/include/* becomes #if ARCH #include ARCH/include.h
18:08.04RPmickeyl: There are perhaps two options 1) see if the kernel driver can handle the firmware through udev 2) if not, add/fix the scripts so they're run on resume
18:08.10XorAmickeyl: re suspend thing, according to my Sandisk manual, PocketPC cant handle resuming a prism3 card either
18:08.47RPXorA, mickeyl: I'm guessing this did work though
18:08.47mickeylRP: i handled uploading the firmware by a resume script calling hostap-fw-load.
18:08.54mickeylRP: see contents of prism3-support package
18:09.12XorARP: its never worked for me, but I rarely need it to so never complained
18:09.20mickeyli had it working on 3.5.3
18:09.25mickeylthat was w/ 2.4 though
18:09.41RPmickeyl: Can you check dmesg and see if the kernel looked for firmware?
18:09.48XorAah, I missed 3.5.3 going straight to 2.6 kernel stuffs
18:10.08mickeylhmm. that doesn't look good
18:11.23NecronomRP; thansk.
18:13.09mickeylmmh
18:13.14mickeylcan't log in
18:13.55pb_account revoked?  oh dear
18:14.10mickeyllooks like.
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18:17.10mickeylRP: here it is
18:18.45mickeyl~lart pastebin
18:19.06mickeylhttp://pastebin.com/656145
18:19.22mickeylthat's the log right after pressing on/off to resume
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18:23.18koen|trainhi all
18:24.22pH5hey koen|train
18:24.43koen|trainhey pH5
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20:33.51RPhi koen
20:34.50RPkoen: JustinP changed the e .inc file so it doesn't trample on distro settings. Can let Angstrom do things properly again now?
20:35.11koenRP: I'll change it now
20:35.15RPmickey|bbl: I've just tried hostap here and it works with my card. That dmesg you posted is worrying :-(
20:36.10RPkoen: thanks. I don't mind doing it as I have that change locally - just wanted to check with you first :)
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20:36.29koenRP: please go ahead
20:36.59RPkoen: ok. Can I also add a comment about how to enable the gcc3 csl toolchain?
20:39.34koenRP: if you can please put the gcc3 bits in the .conf, but commented out
20:40.10RPkoen: That's what I was asking :)
20:40.19koen:)
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20:52.05koenRP: thanks
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20:52.27RPkoen: I'm pleased its in as I can't accidentally commit it now :)
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20:53.15trekekergoth, you still in Texas?
20:53.18koenRP: :)
20:53.20CoreDump|homeBernardo|away: I've identified the "/home" issue.
20:53.22koenhey treke
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20:53.37CoreDump|homeBernardo|away: udev mounts /home even if it isn't configured in fstab...
20:53.43koentreke: thanks again for bugs.oe.org
20:53.58trekekoen: Glad it's still working well
20:54.26trekeone of these weekends I still want to make source mirroring work again
20:54.33RPIt is useful - stops things getting lost...
20:54.51trekeJust hard to get motivated to prune old stuff
20:55.03RPtreke: It would be nice to have the working again :)
20:55.18trekeIt never actually got turned off. Just sort of ran out of space
20:55.51RPI remember you saying - and identifying the files to keep is tricky :-/
20:56.04trekeyeah
20:56.16CoreDump|homethis is going to be a bitch
20:56.38trekeI'd say this weekend, but I told myself the same thing last friday
20:56.41treke:)
20:57.51trekeoh, kergoth isn't even here :p
20:58.24koentreke: iirc he's in AZ now doing work for a defense subcontracter
20:58.33trekeah
20:58.57trekethis is certainly the time to work for one :p
21:01.41trekeHow are things going on the pda front? Anything interesting going on with pda/phones
21:02.15CP|CELFpalm still rules, everyone else still drools
21:02.23trekehehe
21:02.24koenOE built rootfs booted on a treo 650
21:02.28koenhey CP|CELF
21:02.29trekeoh god
21:02.32trekedon't tempt me
21:02.34RPtreke: oz support is looking nice with 2.6 kernels now :)
21:02.39trekeRP: nice
21:02.53ljppeople are getting linux on the HTC universal phone
21:02.58CP|CELFkoen: hey
21:03.28koentreke: http://gehennom.net/~tool/tiki-index.php?page=TreoLinuxPics
21:03.35koenCP|CELF: how did your presentation go?
21:03.40CP|CELFkoen: good
21:03.46trekekoen: couldnt possibly be any less stable :p
21:03.49koenthat's good to hear
21:03.57CP|CELFkoen: have you already heard about the CELF Test Lab?
21:04.14koenCP|CELF: no, I've been incommunicado for the past few days
21:04.37trekekoen: running gpe? slick
21:04.57CP|CELFkoen: They're setting up a lab to automatically build and run images on a number of different embedded boards
21:05.06CP|CELFthe kicker is - they're using OE to do the builds
21:05.07koenCP|CELF: cool
21:05.39CP|CELFThey even have a web interface that you can select your machine/distro/meta image to build
21:05.52koencute
21:05.56trekeCP|CELF: This something at AMD?
21:06.13CP|CELFtreke: no - its totally funded by CELF
21:06.34koenCP|CELF: but as zecke would say "why aren't we filthy rich yet?" ;)
21:06.37trekegoogling. Never heard of CELF :)
21:06.56CP|CELFkoen: heh
21:07.07trekeConsumer Electronics Linux Forum?
21:07.13CP|CELFtreke: nod
21:07.30trekekoen: apparantly they aren't making enough to actually hire a web designer
21:07.42koenCP|CELF: could you poke one of the CELF people to update the 'success strories' wiki?
21:08.06CP|CELFkoen: good idea - the guy in charge is in the room right now, I'll talk to him at a break
21:08.12koenCP|CELF: thanks
21:08.22koenCP|CELF: and say hi to lrg if you see him
21:08.34trekealso, tell him that koen and zecke want to be rich?
21:08.58CP|CELFkoen: I will
21:09.30koenCP|CELF: do you know of any PDAs sporting an alchemy SoC?
21:09.49CP|CELFkoen: the DigitalCube is being sold in Korea, iirc
21:09.50RPCP|CELF: See if there's anything they would fund to improve OE/bitbake ;-)
21:09.54CoreDump|homewho's the maintainer of udev?
21:10.41RPCoreDump|home: pH5 is as close as you'll get. I also tweak it now and again...
21:10.50koenooooh
21:10.55CoreDump|homei see
21:10.55koenhttp://www.dapreview.net/comment.php?comment.news.1972
21:11.59CoreDump|homeudev's mount.sh script is used to auto-mount CF / SD / whatever devices on insertion. But it really shouldn't auto-mount flash partitions in my book ;)
21:12.25CoreDump|homebeeing able to not mount /home on boot is a very nice thing
21:12.42koendibs on anhy istation machines shipped to OE devs ;)
21:12.49koens/anhy/any/
21:13.16XorAkoen: :-D
21:13.30RPkoen: You might have a fight on your hands ;-)
21:13.45koen:)
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21:14.23RPCoreDump|home: That is indeed not desireable - the udev scripts could use some work including the network one (which breaks under nfs)
21:14.42RPCoreDump|home: Any ideas on how to stop it mounting /home?
21:14.47CoreDump|homeRP: I'll filter mtdblock* devices then
21:15.01RPCoreDump|home: Won't work on c3x00
21:15.01CoreDump|homeeasier than I thought ;)
21:15.14CoreDump|homeargh
21:15.23CoreDump|home<PROTECTED>
21:15.28RPyes
21:15.40koen~lart http://v43.i-station.co.kr/
21:16.02CoreDump|homemaybe we could create a blacklist in /etc/udev which devices/partitions are to be ignored?
21:16.44RPCoreDump|home: and make it device dependent?
21:16.51CoreDump|homeyeah
21:17.06CoreDump|homeassuming that th /home partition on MD is always the same of course
21:17.15RPI did once wonder whether zaurusd/devmand could take on this kind of thing
21:17.43RPIgnoring all partitions on the microdrive would be the desired behaviour
21:18.04CoreDump|homeRP: MD is _always_ /dev/hda right?
21:18.12RPCoreDump|home: For 2.6, yes
21:18.33CoreDump|homeI'll do some hacking then ;)
21:19.17RPCoreDump|home: If you're in the area, the network.sh script should check if a network interface is already up before trying to do its thing...
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21:19.45CoreDump|homeRP: It needs somelove indeed. Though I never had problems with it with "fake" root on NFS
21:20.10CoreDump|homebut it almost never launches an already inserted NIC on boot
21:20.48RPCoreDump|home: It really upset my qemu over root nfs setup...
21:20.55CoreDump|homeah heh
21:21.06CoreDump|homewill have a look
21:21.13RPThe quick fix was rm network.sh :-/
21:22.15CoreDump|homeahem, ouch
21:22.47RPI had other things to worry about at the time ;-)
21:23.11CoreDump|homeI gave altboot an option to not mount /home when booting off SD or CF. So, thinking that he was safe, a user rm -rf'ed /home
21:23.31CoreDump|homewell, altboot disabled /home in fstab alright...
21:23.35CoreDump|home;)
21:24.01RP:-/
21:24.38RPmickey|bbl: Looking at this dmesg log, CS_EVENT_PM_RESUME is conspicuous by its absence. Looks like hostap_cs is crashing upon suspend for that card...
21:25.23BernardoCoreDump|home: I see that udev is to blame
21:26.16CoreDump|homeBernardo: it's the first release w/ udev replacing hotplug, there were bound to be problems
21:26.29Bernardoyep
21:26.59Bernardoin sourcemage there were a lot of problems with firmware uploading
21:54.15CoreDump|homen8 all
22:06.27goxboxliveWhy is it that 'do_rootfs' failes. Is it because of the missing modules dependecies?
22:07.04RPgoxboxlive: It usually tells you in the log
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22:12.32goxboxliveAnyone know how i clear my failed bootstarp-image to start all over again ( just the compilation, not downloading the whole CVS kernel again)?
22:16.45RPgoxboxlive: Just rerun bitbake bootstrap-image?
22:21.29goxboxliveRP: Even if i have made changes to the machine configuration?
22:21.49RPgoxboxlive: Ah, no. You need to rebuild task-bootstrap
22:22.21RPgoxboxlive: bitbake task-boostrap -c compile -f, then bitbake bootstrap-image should do it
22:22.46goxboxlivethx
22:36.57goxboxliveRP: WHen i tried to to rebuild the task-bootstrap it gave me an 'packages quilt-native-042 failed'
22:38.38RPgoxboxlive: That sounds strange as it should have built that a long time ago. Check you were in the right directory with the right environment
22:41.17goxboxliveRP: I am in the 'build' directory. I also tried to put 'INHERIT += patcher' but that gave me another Error message
22:43.19RPgoxboxlive: It sounds like you're no longer in your build directory or your enviornment isnt correct for bitbake. I'm afraid I can't really tell much more
22:43.40goxboxliveRP: Thx anway
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23:18.47lamikrmreimer: We added both the comments for 1525 in exactly same time. For me it was not ok...
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