irclog2html for openzaurus on 2002.10.10

00:06:31Onyx4|workmmm im trying to use the /etc/apt/preferences file to say that I want xine to be fetched from unstable but it looks like it's not working
00:06:36Onyx4|workPackage: libxine0
00:06:36Onyx4|workPin: release a=unstable
00:06:41TheMasterMind1eh
00:06:47TheMasterMind1apt-get install -t unstable libxine0
00:08:11Onyx4|workok and then it will always upgrade from the unstable from there on?
00:08:48Onyx4|work2 packages upgraded, 2 newly installed, 0 to remove and 151  not upgraded.
00:08:53Onyx4|workthe 151 not upgraded scares me
00:10:39TheMasterMind1heh
00:10:47TheMasterMind1if you specifiy -t unstable
00:10:49TheMasterMind1it will use that
00:10:52TheMasterMind1otherwise it won't
00:10:57TheMasterMind1unless its only available in unstable
00:11:04Onyx4|workallright let me try that
00:11:32Onyx4|workok I think it's working, it's fetching libdvdnav and SDL and all the good stuff
00:11:33TheMasterMind1http://www.themastermind1.net/syslab/basics.php
00:11:34TheMasterMind1read that
00:11:45TheMasterMind1if you haven't already
00:12:33Onyx4|workok that's stuff I knew already
00:12:45Onyx4|workI just didn't know about forcing to use unstable for some stuff
00:12:55TheMasterMind1k
00:14:07Onyx4|workso from now on, it will always upgrade xine from unstable when a new one is available?
00:14:14Onyx4|workcause my default is testing
00:14:21TheMasterMind1yep
00:14:27TheMasterMind1that's how it works
00:14:28Onyx4|workthat's cool
00:14:31Onyx4|workI like that
00:14:35TheMasterMind1you need to apt-get update first though
00:14:42Onyx4|workof course yes
00:14:43TheMasterMind1for it to know theres a new one
00:14:44TheMasterMind1yep
00:14:51TheMasterMind1unstable isnothing to be afraid of
00:14:53TheMasterMind1its just overhyped
00:14:58TheMasterMind1its not at all unstable
00:15:15TheMasterMind1though, package dependencies are sometimes broken
00:15:24TheMasterMind1people are too lazy to do them right in the unstable tree it seems
00:15:25Onyx4|workI think I'm gonna try to install mozilla from unstable
00:15:45TheMasterMind1but overall, its just newer stuff
00:16:06scanlinelabelling it "unstable" just means you can't blame us when it breaks :)
00:16:18TheMasterMind1unstable:
00:16:19TheMasterMind1the unstable tree (eternally named sid because Sid [from Toy Story] breaks all of your toys) is not really "unstable", but is named so because the packages are almost always the newest version and have not been tested by the masses to make sure they don't contain security flaws. Despite the name, these unstable packages can most often be used without any problems.
00:16:54Onyx4|workcool it also fetches dependancies in the unstable if needed
00:16:59TheMasterMind1ofcourse
00:17:00scanlineSid also == Still In Development
00:17:02Onyx4|worklike I did apt-get install -t unstable galeon
00:17:06TheMasterMind1scanline: ooh
00:17:08TheMasterMind1good one
00:17:09Onyx4|workand it fetched a new mozilla that I had already
00:17:13TheMasterMind1i need to add that
00:17:21scanlineTheMasterMind1: that's the official reason behind "sid" IIRC
00:17:45TheMasterMind1heheh
00:18:07Onyx4|workif I want to downgrade then the packages to the testing if they don't work, I'd do what?
00:18:48TheMasterMind1http://www.themastermind1.net/syslab/common.php?source
00:19:02TheMasterMind1Onyx4|work: hmm, good question
00:19:06TheMasterMind1you could remove then install from testing
00:19:12Onyx4|workbut anyway, seems like it's working heh :)
00:19:14TheMasterMind1it doesn't remove deps though
00:19:16TheMasterMind1yea
00:19:22TheMasterMind1you usually never need to do that
00:19:25TheMasterMind1i've never had to
00:19:26Onyx4|workcool now i've got the latest mozilla+galeon heh
00:19:34TheMasterMind1you might be able to do something funky
00:19:40Onyx4|workI wonder what else I want the bleeding edge stuff for
00:19:41TheMasterMind1apt-get -t testing --reinstall install package
00:19:43TheMasterMind1something like that
00:19:52Onyx4|workmaybe xchat? :)
00:19:56TheMasterMind1heh
00:20:00TheMasterMind1its not always bleeding edge
00:20:08TheMasterMind1some package maintainers are slow
00:20:15Onyx4|workim gonna upgrade xchat brb :)
00:20:20TheMasterMind1*COUGH* xwin *COUGH*
00:20:29TheMasterMind1heh
00:20:30TheMasterMind1anyways
00:20:31TheMasterMind1later
00:22:57Onyx4|workim back
00:23:03TheMasterMind1no
00:23:07Onyx4|worklooks like I now have both python 2.1 and python 2.2 installed
00:23:13TheMasterMind1yea
00:23:14TheMasterMind1python is weird
00:23:20TheMasterMind1i have 1.5 2.1 and 2.2 all installed
00:23:32TheMasterMind1you can choose which one you want to run
00:24:01TheMasterMind1agupta@phosphorus:~$ python
00:24:01TheMasterMind1python     python2.1  python2.2  
00:24:12TheMasterMind1actually, i removed 1.5
00:24:16TheMasterMind1so its just those two
00:24:24TheMasterMind1*shrug*
00:24:32hardwirexwin?
00:25:14TheMasterMind1xfree86
00:25:28hardwirecygwin
00:25:32hardwireXwin32.exe
00:25:37hardwireis using it ATM
00:25:59hardwireXwin32 on this machine.. terminal server on the other side of a t1
00:26:01hardwireoh well
00:26:03hardwireoff to the hotel
00:26:06hardwirehaha hehe hoho
00:26:15TheMasterMind1hmm
00:26:25TheMasterMind1you scare me
00:26:31TheMasterMind1btw
00:26:32DaJokerscares everyone I'd imagine
00:26:33DaJoker;)
00:26:35hardwirehey
00:26:37ljpwatch out for drunken eskimo women
00:26:40TheMasterMind1how did you do that motion detector thing
00:26:41hardwireI haven't detached yet
00:26:45TheMasterMind14th time i'm asking
00:26:49hardwireTheMasterMind1: apt-get install motion
00:26:51TheMasterMind1ok
00:27:01hardwireTheMasterMind1: probably the 1st time I was watching :)
00:27:09ljpapt-get call yo momma
00:27:15hardwireif you gots a good question msging me usually sets it aside to be viewed later
00:27:18TheMasterMind1apt-get moo
00:27:27TheMasterMind1wonder if ipkg moo works
00:27:29hardwirecause I have been to busy lately
00:27:38hardwireoh well
00:27:39hardwirebbl
00:27:53TheMasterMind1laptop:/home/aman# apt-get moo
00:27:54TheMasterMind1         (__)
00:27:54TheMasterMind1         (oo)
00:27:54TheMasterMind1   /------\/
00:27:54TheMasterMind1  / |    ||  
00:27:54TheMasterMind1 *  /\---/\
00:27:56TheMasterMind1    ~~   ~~  
00:27:58TheMasterMind1...."Have you mooed today?"...
00:28:11ljpsomeone still neds to fix apt-get laid
00:28:12TheMasterMind1hmm
00:28:13TheMasterMind1nice
00:30:11prpplaguemoooooooo
00:33:16TheMasterMind1hmm
00:33:20TheMasterMind1how do you do .mpgs
00:33:40prpplague *       (__)
00:33:40prpplague   \      (oo)
00:33:40prpplague    \------\/
00:33:40prpplague   * |    ||  
00:33:40prpplague *   /\---/\
00:33:41prpplague     ~~   ~~  
00:34:17prpplaguemoo
00:36:09chouimat|tvbelchs
00:38:22godmoo = god
00:38:28chouimat|tvhey my old nick!
00:38:51godyes my son
00:44:05prpplagueok guys, anyone got bids on the x wm of choice for the z?
00:45:07DaJokerblackbox/fluxbox or the like?
00:45:40TheMasterMind1flux!!
00:45:51DaJokeryeah, I really like flux
00:46:09DaJokerbut I figured more people were familiar with blackbox
00:46:16prpplaguei've got icewm and matchbox running right now, but i need to decide on something for a basic load
00:46:30TheMasterMind1 motion -n ntsc -B -Q -N -t /var/www/motion
00:50:28chouimat|tvTheMasterMind1: ?
00:56:03cerezuhow do you install ipks to a specific destination on the ram instead of flash?
00:57:24cerezucan anyone help?
00:59:56cerezulike for example, how would I install to /mnt/ram instead of /root?
01:01:29DaJokeripkg -dest /mnt/ram
01:01:51cerezutried that, it says ERROR: Unknown dest name: `/mnt/ram'
01:02:32DaJokeropen your /etc/ipkg.conf file and make sure that dest exists
01:03:33cerezuoh I see yeah
01:03:37cerezuyou're supposed to use a name
01:03:50cerezuit worked when I did ipkg -dest mtdram install *.ipk
01:03:59cerezui.e. the alias for the destination.
01:06:20prpplagueis there an oz logo yet?
01:06:21cerezuis there a command to restart opie through the console?
01:06:58DaJokercerezu: /etc/init.d/opie stop;/etc/init.d/opie start
01:07:19cerezuoh ok, thanks
01:09:48cerezuDaJoker: is there a way to edit the env variables for a console session?  Or do they save for each console session by using export?
01:09:56cerezuDaJoker: or do I use a .bashrc file?
01:12:36cerezuand does anyone know, if I already have a package installed, how do I upgrade the existing one?
01:12:45cerezuipkg upgrade?
01:15:20DaJokercerezu: if you use export in the shell it will be just for that session only.. if you want it for every session after ward, use the bashrc
01:15:30DaJokerand yes, ipkg upgrade package
01:16:32chouimat|sickouch! opie-todo_*_arm.ipk: No such file or directory when I do make image
01:18:29cerezuouch
01:18:38cerezuopie is pissing me off :)
01:19:06cerezucrap.  opie stopped working.
01:19:11jmhodgeslol
01:19:13cerezujust brings me to a prompt
01:19:52chouimat|sickjust build OZ and I don't have any opie-todo*. what I should do
01:33:49oz feed is probably http://openzaurus.sf.net/feeds/unstable/
01:33:49chouimat|sickibot oz feed
01:35:52kergoth`outw00t
01:35:55kergoth`outmy box is alive!@#%
01:35:58kergoth`outthe drive isnt dead
01:36:02kergoth`outdances a jig
01:36:09kergoth`outcommits shit in all his trees just in case
01:36:16chouimat|sickkergoth`out: I just build OZ but there is no opie-todo*ipk
01:36:21kergoth`outi dunno
01:36:25kergoth`outyou've built it more recently than i have
01:36:25kergoth`out:)
01:36:42chouimat|sick20021009 :)
01:37:15prpplaguekergoth`out: wahoo
01:37:28prpplaguekergoth`out: does it have like life support connections?
01:37:50kergoth`outprpplague: hah, dunno whats up, the drive came back to life. its really sensitive to heat, so i've gotta move this shit out of the fucking corner
01:37:57kergoth`outfuck me
01:38:00kergoth`outits crashing again
01:38:02kergoth`outi/o errors
01:38:05prpplaguedoh
01:38:06kergoth`outoi
01:38:09kergoth`outwow
01:38:13kergoth`outi'll be soon
01:38:15kergoth`outer
01:38:16kergoth`outgoing
01:38:18kergoth`outsoon
01:38:20kergoth`outkaboom
01:38:21prpplaguelol
01:38:23kergoth`outpoof
01:38:25kergoth`outdies
01:38:34chouimat|sickkergoth`out: try some lowlevel format
01:39:12scanlineis away: dew run!
01:39:20prpplaguekergoth`out: how about this -
01:39:22prpplague  *       (__)
01:39:22prpplague   \      (oo)
01:39:22prpplague    \------\/
01:39:22prpplague   * |    ||  
01:39:23prpplague *   /\---/\
01:39:25prpplague     ~~   ~~  
01:39:36prpplaguecompliments of TheMasterMind1
01:47:53cerezuI installed the opie-base on the feed, how do I get opie to work again?
01:51:04cerezuwho on here has flashed their zaurus more than 10 times, or is that common? :)
01:52:27hvarottoif it makes you feel better, I flashd it  4 times every day for the last 4 days,
01:52:38hvarottoand I'm sure that is nothing compared to the rest
01:52:49hvarottoof the people around here
01:53:00chouimat|showerwhat is flashing?
01:53:03chouimat|shower:)
01:53:42cerezuoh, hehe
01:53:43hvarottois what happens when you suddenly se somthing in the street and you say "this happened before@" :-)
01:53:53hvarottoit's called a flash
01:53:57cerezuI've flashed my zaurus like 3 times tonight
01:58:52Onyx4why is there no "pine" debian package?
02:00:03jmhodgeslol there isnt?
02:00:19Onyx4I didn't find one
02:00:22Onyx4neither does mandrake
02:00:38Onyx4maybe it got renamed or something
02:11:37paqola
02:15:16hardwirei
02:15:20hardwireyou?
02:15:29paqeh?
02:15:34hardwireI am hardwire
02:15:35hardwireyou?
02:15:44paqi am paq
02:15:52hardwirecackles
02:16:01paqbacks off slowly...
02:16:03chouimatI'm GOD
02:19:45paqGOD - could you put accelerated openzaurus v6.0.3 in my home folder pls? thx.
02:20:26chouimatpaq: nope. I dion't have thime I need to pee
02:20:35hardwireheh
02:20:40hardwireaaahh
02:20:42hardwiregod is peeing!
02:20:43hardwireruns
02:21:12chouimathardwire: last time I have done that  only Noah survived :)
02:21:32hardwireheh
02:21:33hardwirewell
02:21:40hardwirehmm
02:21:41jmhodgesheh
02:23:03chouimat|Zzzzznight
02:24:06paqnite..
02:26:30hardwire[Arsenal(~startrk@cloaked.client.attbi.com)] I would piss on a spark plug to get out of my current job
02:28:22nodaMoo!
02:28:24cerezuhardwire: what do you do?
02:28:34cerezunoda: hey
02:29:07paqhey: noda
02:29:18nodaI've just noticed something icky on my monitor... new after I brought it to a lan party. It's got these "shadows" to the right of everything dark...
02:29:36cerezu?
02:30:05paqnoda - tried different cable\gfx card?
02:30:21nodaOkay, imagine taking an exact image of this window and moving it to the right 2mm. Then make it almost transparent. Then move it to the right another 2mm and make it even MORE transparent, etc.
02:30:27nodaI'll try re-plugging it in, good idea.
02:30:44chouimat|Zzzzzbelch
02:30:45cerezuweird
02:30:53nodaMeh, not working :(. *turns off his sub*
02:31:05nodaNot the sub either.
02:31:08hardwirecerezu I do lots of stuff
02:31:25hardwirejust got an invite to be a CTO for a big corp up here in alaska
02:31:32chouimat|Zzzzznoda: don't take photo into the metro they will be dark :)
02:31:35nodaThis is horrible...
02:31:52nodapeers at chouimat|Zzzzz
02:32:00prpplagueanyone got oz icons?
02:32:07nodaI have NO interference... I think this is permanent! :(
02:32:19nodaI'll try reversing the cable...
02:32:31nodagoes without video for a minute.
02:32:36chouimat|Zzzzzprpplague: I need a beer send me one
02:32:59cerezuhow do you install mediaplayer on OZ?
02:33:04prpplaguesends chouimat|Zzzzz a sam adams boston lager
02:33:07cerezuI tried, but it needs the codecs, but they don't work?
02:33:08hardwirewith ipkg
02:33:24hardwireprpplague bay
02:33:28hardwiresam adams scares me
02:33:41chouimat|Zzzzznever drink one
02:33:42paqnoda - does it have geom adjustment menu... degauss.. etc...
02:34:51cerezuhardwire: do I install the codecs first, and then opie-mediaplayer2?
02:35:04nodaStill bad!
02:35:06hardwireI think the codecs require mediaplayer
02:35:07nodapaq: Tried that.
02:35:36nodaThis thing cost me $500!
02:36:09nodaFriggin' sweet flat 19", 1600x1200@85Hz... .24 dot pitch...
02:37:03paqbrand?
02:37:07chouimat|Zzzzznoda: Xinerama?
02:37:17nodachouimat|Zzzzz: Nope.
02:37:17cerezubastard.  flats are tight
02:37:30nodacerezu: Not an LCD. But still flat.
02:37:37hardwirebastards.
02:37:39nodaLG 915FT+
02:37:46hardwiremy wife is flat
02:37:51paqhah!
02:37:52cerezushould I reboot after I use ipkg install?  or is that neccessary?
02:38:08nodacerezu: Depends on what you installed. Usually restarting opie will do everything.
02:38:53nodaNo other ideas on how to get rid of this monitor ickiness?
02:39:03paqmaybe when you upgrade oz-base..
02:39:14nodapresses "Degauss" 3 more times, to no avail :(
02:39:27cerezu?
02:39:57cerezueverytime I install the latest feed of oz-base, opie just craps out on me, and doesnt let me get into opie again, even after several reboots, and even manually trying it, doesn't work
02:40:03paqnoda- you've already moved it to a different place\direction right..
02:40:15nodacerezu: rofl, you don't want to install the new version of oz-base :)
02:40:37nodapaq: Erm... well, I was at a lan party and I've only noticed it now, a 2 or 3 days later.
02:40:44paqcerezu - i think kernel-module and pcmcia-cs are hosed on that version... or something
02:40:48nodaActually more like 4 or 5 but I've been really out of it lately.
02:41:06cerezupaq: ah
02:41:13nodapaq,cerezu: kernel-modules, pcmcia-cs and oz-base will ALL break your OZ if you try to install them.
02:41:15cerezupaq: damn kergoth :), he said upgrade everything
02:41:18nodaInstall from the optimized feed.
02:41:21nodaHeh
02:41:36cerezu... gr
02:41:41cerezuand I cannot install to my /mnt/ram
02:41:57cerezueven though I specify -d or -dest it doesn't install to it
02:42:06it has been said that optimized is new fully optmized opie/qte oz release at http://openzaurus.sourceforge.net/unofficial/unstable/optimized/ or update from the feed (tested from 2.9.5.5) http://openzaurus.sourceforge.net/unofficial/unstable/optimized/feed/ or or onyx4's at http://onyx4.dhs.org/feed/oz/ or get konq/e at http://131.152.105.154/feeds/ipaq/unstable/konqueror-snapshot-full_0.9.1-20020912.2_arm.ipk
02:42:06cerezuibot optimized
02:42:10paqcerezu - i know, and i've only got my zaurus for 5 days now and were all excited with oz... i must've flashed my damn z 20 times by now... poor thing. better docs! changelogs! pronto! go! go! go!
02:42:20nodalol
02:42:24nodaThere's a new release coming out soon.
02:42:35nodaI've flashed my Z around 5 times. I never flash it any more - just do ipkg upgrades and stuff.
02:42:36cerezupaq: me too, I've only had it for about a week now
02:42:50nodaHad a damned close call last night after installing the latest oz-base though. Luckily kergoth was here to help :)
02:42:59prpplagueiu've flash one of mine about 200 times in 3 months
02:43:18paq20x in 5 days!!! imagine that... it compares with the hardest working workin girl in any country... uh...
02:43:31nodaFlashing to me feels like rebooting in windows. I never ever reboot, just like I never ever flash :)
02:43:32nodalol
02:43:34paqbows in defeat to prpplague...
02:44:09hardwireyou didn't stand a chance
02:44:10cerezuI never reboot either, just the zaurus is different!
02:44:11cerezuhehe
02:44:24nodacerezu: "never"... define "never" :P
02:44:25paqsuch a carefree attitude... *sigh*... must be so loose...
02:44:27Onyx4what's the equivalent of chkconfig in debian? :)
02:44:37chouimat|Zzzzzpaq: you are in the porn industry?
02:44:42cerezuand how do you install -dest with ipkg?  it doesnt work
02:44:43noda /etc/rc.*
02:44:51hardwirepretty sure I have flashed mine uh.. 100 or so times in a month
02:44:51nodaipkg install -dest mtdram <package>
02:45:12Onyx4maybe updaterc?
02:45:15hardwirewhen OZ was born and I felt encourged to assist kergoth :)
02:45:25paqchouimat|Zzzzz - yes, on the consumer side. heh.
02:46:06cerezuI would feel encouraged if somehow it wouldn't destroy my new little computer :)  If I had a memory card reader for my desktop I would be more enthusiastic, just if I fuck it up, and my CF farts out, I can't use it anymore
02:46:20cerezunoda: it didnt work
02:46:34nodacerezu: Well that's how you're supposed to do it.
02:46:42nodacerezu: It won't put in symlinks, but it'll install the program.
02:46:51nodacerezu: Symlinks are managed by oipkg.
02:47:03cerezunoda: yes, but it installs it to flash, not my ram
02:47:19nodacerezu: I give up, never seen that :)
02:47:38cerezunoda: but it also isn't hooked up to the net either
02:48:07paqIf there's a nicely visible link to "Howto : do full backup and restore on your zaurus" on one of the OZ's mainpage, I bet there'll be an influx of new users\testers...
02:49:03nodapaq: Maybe that's why there isn't one :)
02:49:28scanlineis back (gone 01:10:16)
02:49:31paqbeing a noisy newb that i am, i should probably leave the channel too =P
02:49:39nodaHeh :)
02:49:55nodaNah, you're okay :)
02:51:27hardwirepaq
02:51:28hardwirepaq
02:51:28hardwirepaq
02:51:29hardwirepaq
02:51:35hardwirepokes the paq
02:51:53hardwireyou stole my astronaut miner!
02:52:28paqheh, thx!
02:52:33cerezudamnit, this sucks
02:52:45paqhardwire - i have no idea what that referred to??
02:53:01cerezuERROR: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for opie-mediaplayer-codecs:
02:53:01cerezu         libc6 (>= 2.1)
02:53:05cerezuexcept the fact is, I have 2.2
02:53:32cerezu2.2.4-7a to be exact of libc6
02:53:39nodaipkg install -force-depends
02:54:07hardwirecannot satisfy cerezu
02:54:21cerezuyeah, trying that
02:54:49cerezuthe problem with packaging systems is that it cannot detect prior versions of software all of the time.
02:55:14cerezunoda: damnit lol, it installed to / again, any ideas?
02:55:22nodacerezu: -dest mtdram
02:55:29nodacerezu: You are doing it with a single "-", right? Not two?
02:55:53cerezuyes
02:55:55Onyx4maybe his /etc/ipkg.conf is screwed up?
02:56:08nodashrugs.
02:56:15cerezudest root /
02:56:15cerezudest mtdram /mnt/ram
02:56:15cerezudest sd /mnt/card
02:56:15cerezudest cf /mnt/cf
02:56:49paqbtw is there any hope that we'll be able to ctrl-c at the real term?
02:57:28cerezuhow do you force removal of software?
02:57:52nodacerezu: ipkg remove -force-depends
02:58:38cerezunoda: sigh.. it says it's not installed, yet it took up 1mb of my main flash /... and it didnt remove it
02:59:04nodafun.
02:59:09nodaipkg upgrade ipkg
02:59:18paqebian-devel
02:59:29cerezunoda: hrm?
02:59:37cerezunoda: Package ipkg (20020809) installed in root is up to date
03:00:32cerezuthinks it's time for another full reset. :(
03:00:48nodaHeh
03:00:50nodaNevah!
03:01:01nodafull reset is just as bad as flashing :)
03:01:11cerezuthat's what I meant
03:01:22nodaTry a soft reset, you never know...
03:01:27kergoth`outfull reset doesnt do a damn thing besides wiping mtdram in oz
03:01:36nodakergoth`out: Hallo! :)
03:01:39kergoth`outthat fucking drive came back up for about 10 mins before it died again
03:01:40kergoth`outheh
03:01:55cerezukergoth: having more problems :(
03:02:04cerezulol
03:02:12nodakergoth`out: Oh, so did you find the solution to this "Busybox login on zaurus:"? :)
03:02:20kergoth`outno, no time
03:02:26kergoth`outjust got debian reinstalled on this box
03:02:27kergoth`outheh
03:02:44nodaOh, heh
03:03:13chouimat|Zzzzzkergoth`out: drive dead for good?
03:03:30nodakergoth`out: I've had a bad drive before. My little web server. Little 2.6 gig thing that I've had since... well, I guess it was 7 years old. I shouldn't have stored important data on it but I did :P
03:03:30kergoth`outeverybody noticed scanlines newfangled nifty snapshots of bk? for those who dont want to use it for licensing reasons
03:03:35kergoth`outchouimat|Zzzzz: yep, its toast
03:03:51kergoth`outnoda: hah. i had a ibm 60gb drive go bad before this, and one of the drives on my previous raid array
03:03:54nodaWoo, awesome! I'll have to check that out if I ever submit a patch to svn :)
03:03:56cerezukergoth: didnt work
03:04:00nodawinces.
03:04:01cerezuerr. noda: didnt work
03:04:01kergoth`outnoda: hehe
03:04:09kergoth`outwhat didnt work?
03:04:15nodacerezu: Ah well, you never know :)
03:04:19cerezuI have an idea, gonna reinstall it, then try to remove it
03:04:31kergothoh, the 'it keeps installing to the wrong destination' bug
03:04:34kergoththats a known ipkg bug
03:04:41cerezupissing me off :) lol
03:04:46cerezuand it wont let me install to my mtdram
03:04:49kergothedit /usr/lib/ipkg/status, remove the entire entry to the package thats installing to the wrong place, and all will be well.
03:04:52cerezueven though I specify it
03:04:55kergothi know.
03:05:00kergothi just said, its a *known bug with ipkg*
03:05:14nodaThis 2.6 gigger... it was hilarious. I had it on my router/web server, which had an uptime of around 200 days or so at the time. Then the power went out or something... when I finally got home and tried to turn the computer back on, the drive simply wouldn't spin up :)
03:05:47nodaIt was spinning fine before (guess I forgot to turn on spinning-down), but it wouldn't come up again after it'd stopped.
03:05:54cerezukergoth: the thing is, it's taking up 1mb of space on my flash
03:06:01cerezukergoth: and I cannot remove it
03:06:08nodacerezu: Install it then remove it?
03:06:24cerezunoda: it says its not installed, but I know it is, because it's taking up 1mb
03:06:39kergothcerezu: this is easy.
03:06:43kergothcerezu: edit /usr/lib/ipkg/status
03:06:46chouimat|Zzzzzkergoth: did you lost everything?
03:06:47kergothcerezu: find the entry fo rit
03:06:54kergothcerezu: change the status for it to Installed
03:06:58kergothcerezu: then ipkg remove it
03:06:58cerezuoh ok
03:07:03cerezui see, thanks
03:07:20kergothchouimat|Zzzzz: everything on this box, yeah. luckily most of my important work was in repositories
03:07:57chouimat|Zzzzzok
03:08:30cerezukergoth: Write failed?
03:08:53nodaalways does work in repositories.
03:08:59kergothcerezu: drive spins down shortly after spinning up, when i manage to get it to spin up at all, which isnt often
03:09:05nodaOh, shit, reminds me - I should back stuff up :)
03:09:20kergoththat reminds *me*, i have a tape drive for a reason
03:09:24kergothi should buy tapes :)
03:09:34cerezuewww.. tape drive
03:09:36kergoththen i can make use of the damn thing
03:09:43kergothcerezu: tape drive is perfect for automated backups
03:09:47cerezuI have one, they look crappy
03:09:52kergothbut they work.
03:09:55nodalol
03:09:56kergothand they wont go away soon
03:09:56kergothheh
03:10:02cerezukergoth: when I tried saving, it says "Write failed."
03:10:17kergoth?
03:10:22kergothyou're out of space in flash.
03:10:30chouimat|Zzzzzkergoth: which capacity tape drive
03:10:34cerezukergoth: I am, what happen?
03:10:36kergothchouimat|Zzzzz: 4gb, iirc
03:10:40nodanotices that his habit of compiling stuff in a subdirectory of his *home directory* is a very bad idea.
03:10:47nodamoves his symlinks around.
03:10:55kergothcerezu: you installed things to flash without enough room in it
03:11:13chouimat|Zzzzzkergoth: not an option for me since I have 300GB of HDD here
03:11:21kergothnoda: i normally do my builds in /usr/src/, then all my users in the src group are fine
03:11:46kergothchouimat|Zzzzz: I dont need to back up anything that uses a lot of space, myself, just things like important documents and the like
03:12:04nodakergoth: Yeah, good idea. Well, my builds are all actually in /mnt/hda5, but I symlink them.
03:12:14cerezukergoth: I wish there was a reconnect option for PuTTY
03:12:20chouimat|Zzzzzkergoth: but scsi-160 tape backup are $$$$
03:12:33nodaHrm.... /opt/mp3 doesn't really sound like a great place to put them, but I don't want to have hundreds of megs in my home dir, now do I...
03:12:36kergothcerezu: right click on title bar, hit Duplicate Session
03:12:45cerezukergoth: yeah I know
03:12:48kergothnoda: i use /usr/local/audio/, myself :)
03:12:53cerezukergoth: but reconnect would be better.
03:12:59nodaHrm...
03:13:00cerezukergoth: or in addition
03:13:04nodaprefers /opt because it's faster to type :)
03:13:06kergothchouimat|Zzzzz: no kidding. but you dont need a ultra160 tape backup. the tape drive is slow as dirt.
03:13:15chouimat|Zzzzznoda: I use login: me (UID 0 and GID 0)
03:13:24nodaBah, I'll work this out some other time. *saves his important document directories and everything starting with "." :P
03:13:27cerezukergoth, noda: screw it, just gonna reflash again.
03:13:28kergothchouimat|Zzzzz: who needs that much bandwidth for a drive that will never utilize it
03:13:44kergothchouimat|Zzzzz: you work as uid 0? thats not good :)
03:13:59cerezukergoth, noda: cause it said it successfully removed it and I still only have 1mb free, rather then when it wasn't installed I had about 2.6mb's free.
03:14:12kergothcerezu: reboot.
03:14:28kergothcerezu: if any of those files were in use, they wont actually be removed until they arent in use
03:14:35cerezukergoth: ok, i'll try
03:14:36chouimat|Zzzzzkergoth: I have a 29160 and they put a 68pin LVD as external connector
03:14:45nodaWow.... I still have a .licq in my home dir...
03:14:50nodaMan, I REALLY have to do some cleanup :)
03:14:53kergothchouimat|Zzzzz: buy an adapter? :)
03:14:53cerezukergoth: still learning here :)
03:15:38chouimat|Zzzzzkergoth: I'm the only one who have acesss to my computers
03:15:38kergothnoda: periodically i move *verything* out of my homedir, and anything that i notice is missing i move back. eventually i just wipe the remaining files, cause they must have not been very important :)
03:15:47nodakergoth: That's a good idea :)
03:15:52nodahas a .kde dir :P
03:16:18chouimat|Zzzzzkergoth: the only way to use something else it's to open the case and plug the device on the inside connector
03:16:20kergothnoda: i use the same philosophy whenever i move
03:16:31kergothnoda: half my stuff doesnt get unpacked until i need it
03:16:48nodaHeh
03:16:49kergothnoda: anything that remains packed up, must have not been important, unless its paperwork, in which case it gets filed :)
03:17:02chouimat|ZzzzzI think I will clean up my 12GB download dir
03:17:14kergothnotes that he has a single 8gb scsi hard drive at the moment. thats it.
03:17:18nodaThen after a year you just gotta throw out the box! :)
03:17:24nodakergoth: ACK!
03:17:24kergothnoda: yep
03:17:26kergothheh
03:17:28nodakergoth: OZ itself takes up 1.4!
03:17:32kergothnoda: i know
03:17:35cerezuhas finally download the movie he's been trying to download over KaZaA for over a week now!
03:17:38kergothnoda: and i like to keep multiple trees around
03:17:41kergothnoda: and thats just one project
03:17:42kergothnoda: heh
03:17:47noda(btw, is it just me or is it amazing how 1.4 gig reduce to an image of less than 16 meg?)
03:17:53kergothhehe
03:18:06cerezukergoth: oh btw.. the files are still not removed.
03:18:18cerezukergoth: just reflash, also does the zaurus use the / flash for some memory/swap memory space?
03:18:55cerezukergoth: reflesh != flash, I mean flash
03:19:00cerezu...
03:19:07kergothjij
03:19:09kergothhuh?
03:19:15kergothif you put swap on flash, you *will* kill your flash.
03:19:22chouimat|Zzzzzkergoth: I was thinking why make clean and make clean-sourcetrees  is not the same and current make clean can be make clean-all. that more logical
03:19:24kergothand this flash is in the unit, so you will eventively make your unit uselss.
03:20:03kergothchouimat|Zzzzz: dont want make clean to wipe the downloaded sources, eh? :)
03:20:04cerezukergoth: alright then, should I just reflash the zaurus?
03:20:15kergothchouimat|Zzzzz: i'll make mrproper wipe soruces, and clean do what make clean-sourcetrees does now
03:20:46chouimat|Zzzzzkergoth: just made a few typo today (like SUBDIR)
03:21:09kergothchouimat|Zzzzz: ewww. if you typo SUBDIRS and use clean ... bye bye tree..
03:21:12kergothchouimat|Zzzzz: i've done that
03:21:31cerezukergoth: what ya think?
03:21:42chouimat|Zzzzzkergoth: about twice today (bye bye quota)
03:21:47kergothcerezu: i'd just reflash, myself. but then i reflash my unit multiple times daily
03:22:00cerezukergoth: hey, me too :)
03:22:04kergothchouimat|Zzzzz: well, i'm still installing my dev env
03:22:04cerezukergoth: hehe
03:22:11kergothchouimat|Zzzzz: when my box here is back up i'll work on oz a bit
03:22:34nodaOh, great, don't you love it when your Openoffice crashes on you...
03:22:39chouimat|Zzzzzhmmm try 12 for libobex
03:22:41hardwirehmm
03:22:49nodahopes he didn't lose more than a couple of words...
03:23:05hardwireI think I am gonna wait 6 months before accepting this board member position
03:23:42hardwirewas invited to be the CTO of the company I contract for up here
03:24:09nodaAh, only lost a spellcheck, great :)
03:24:30hardwireponders
03:24:52nodaWill you have time to wait 6 months? Usually opportunities like that don't last...
03:25:37nodaAh well, bye all
03:26:29hardwireyeah
03:26:30hardwireI can wait
03:26:41hardwirewaiting until they can afford the projects I want..
03:26:55hardwireI think the CEO wanted to jump the gun with me
03:28:22well, xcompile is just get ftp://ftp.arm.linux.org.uk/pub/armlinux/toolchain/cross-2.95.3.tar.bz2 , un-tarbz2 in /usr/local/arm and set PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/arm/2.95.3/bin and you're set! much better than the zauruszone howto setup (faster, cleaner, newer, works with more source)
03:28:22kergothibot xcompile
03:29:02kergothoh sweet
03:29:10kergoththey have a prebuilt gcc3.2 toolchain up there
03:29:56okay, kergoth.
03:29:56kergothibot xcompile is also ftp://ftp.arm.linux.org.uk/pub/armlinux/toolchain/cross-3.2.tar.bz2
03:30:00i heard xcompile was just get ftp://ftp.arm.linux.org.uk/pub/armlinux/toolchain/cross-2.95.3.tar.bz2 , un-tarbz2 in /usr/local/arm and set PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/arm/2.95.3/bin and you're set! much better than the zauruszone howto setup (faster, cleaner, newer, works with more source) or ftp://ftp.arm.linux.org.uk/pub/armlinux/toolchain/cross-3.2.tar.bz2
03:30:00kergothibot xcompile
03:31:48chouimat|Zzzzznight
03:31:56kergothnight chouimat
03:32:19cerezukergoth: why does it say to remove the CF card before you do the normal full reset before you turn it on?
03:32:27chouimat|Zzzzzkergoth: just mail me the ARM assembler pdf  when you can
03:34:00kergothcerezu: i dont know, i never have
03:34:02kergothchouimat|Zzzzz: will do
03:34:41cerezukergoth: so you don't have to remove it, because you're not pressing the [C] and [D] keys?
03:35:03kergothcerezu: yep
03:37:12cerezukergoth: k, was curious because it didn't seem too logical
03:40:58cerezukergoth: can you show me how you install onto mtdram?
03:47:59cerezukergoth: will upgrading to the optimized version help the bug?
03:52:32hardwiregrr
03:52:34hardwirehmm
03:53:14shinoteGack, why does oz-base include resolv.conf?  So idiots like me can break our handhelds?
03:54:20hardwirebingo
03:54:29hardwirethats.. uh
03:54:33hardwirepretty easy to solve :)
03:54:38hardwireuse dhcp
03:54:50hardwireyou could even.. overwrite the 2 line file with something else :)
03:55:04hardwireno dns != broken :)
03:55:20shinoteI could fix the file now, but its too late.  The network broke in the middle of "ipkg upgrade", and everything is screwy.
03:55:44hardwireso why did you answer yes?
03:55:59hardwirethe default is use the current config
03:56:09shinoteToo tired, and I didn't realize it would start to install before downloading everything.
03:56:18hardwiregotcha
03:56:38shinote(maybe that makes sense with limited storage, but I'm more used to dpkg)
03:57:06hardwirehehh
03:57:20shinoteI don't even have an ipkg binary anymore, and cardctl won't work.
03:58:03shinoteMore reflashing fun.
04:26:26endrwonders if it's possible, after 4 days of wrestling with oz3b, that the optimized feed has answered his stability prayers...
04:30:15shinoteWhat's the optimized feed?  I'm using  http://openzaurus.sourceforge.net/feeds/unstable now, and am scared.
04:33:02endrhttp://openzaurus.sourceforge.net/feeds/unofficial/unstable/optimized has the initrd and the feed subdir...seems to work beatuifully
04:35:12shinoteLooks good, I'll try it.  Something newer than august would be great.
04:36:30endrtho turning on fastload for the pim apps seems to prevent me launching/switching to them...
04:37:41shinoteWish there was a readme or something in that directory.  Do you know who made them?
04:49:26endrkergoth I think
04:50:02endrg2g
05:39:18rumour has it optimized is new fully optmized opie/qte oz release at http://openzaurus.sourceforge.net/unofficial/unstable/optimized/ or update from the feed (tested from 2.9.5.5) http://openzaurus.sourceforge.net/unofficial/unstable/optimized/feed/ or or onyx4's at http://onyx4.dhs.org/feed/oz/ or get konq/e at http://131.152.105.154/feeds/ipaq/unstable/konqueror-snapshot-full_0.9.1-20020912.2_arm.ipk
05:39:18paqibot optimized
05:47:47paqi get stuck here a lot : Removing obsolesced file /opt/QtPalmtop/lib/libqte.so.2.3.2
05:48:02paqcan someone tell me why... solutions..?
06:04:16paqargh
07:36:19scanlineis away: ZzZzzzz
09:51:28feed is probably a package repository. See http://www.handhelds.org/z/wiki/IpkgFeeds, http://www.zauruszone.com/feed, http://openzaurus.sf.net/feeds/unstable/, or http://www.zauruii.com/zfi
09:51:28sambatronibot feed
12:05:08hvarotto: what?
12:05:08hvarottoibot "os snapshot"
12:05:15hvarotto: i'm not following you...
12:05:15hvarottoibot "oz snapshot"
12:05:21oz snapshot is probably http://openzaurus.sourceforge.net/snapshot/ or updated every 4 hours by Navi
12:05:21hvarottoibot oz snapshot
12:06:08carpmanyay!
12:06:09ljp_workblah
12:06:19carpmangive ibot a bot cookie.
12:10:33ljp_worksugar give carpman some coffee
12:10:49ljp_workhmm oh well.. no sugar here
12:11:06carpmansummons coffee from the ether.
12:24:31chouimatmorning
12:28:29numatrixSweet!  Opie builds...
12:28:52chouimatnumatrix: do you have opie-todo*ipk?
12:29:46numatrixchouimat: lemme check.
12:31:27numatrixchouimat: Hmm... no, actually, I don't.
12:34:12chouimatnumatrix: if you do make image that will cause problem like the one I got yesterday
12:37:37numatrixbummer.  Anybody know what's wrong with it?
12:53:20chouimatcame back from an archeological expedition on the site of the mythical city of Khatlhitther
13:15:01ljp_workgroovey man
13:19:31ljp_work: sorry...
13:19:31ljp_workibot: hardwire
13:21:19chouimatcoffee need coffee
13:22:08ljp_workhardwire: ping
13:32:45chouimatprpplague: hi
13:39:48prpplaguechouimat: morning
13:40:12chouimatprpplague: nice lag :)
13:40:22DaJokerprpplague: decide on the default wm issue for your X build?
13:40:40chouimatprpplague: WindowMaker :)
13:41:07prpplagueDaJoker: englighment.....lol
13:41:11DaJokerROTFL
13:41:25prpplagueDaJoker: or maybe evolution, _not_
13:41:33DaJokermakes sure to have his 0 ram disk kernel installed
13:41:58prpplagueDaJoker: ya i think for my initial build i'm going to use icewm with flux and matchbox on the second round
13:42:12DaJokergotcha..
13:42:25DaJokermatchbox any good?  haven't really played around with it
13:44:08prpplagueDaJoker: nice and small
13:44:11DaJokerhrmm.. in fact.. don't even have X on my Z.. been waiting on your packages cuz I'm too lazy :)
13:44:13prpplagueDaJoker: 79k
13:44:23DaJokeroooh.. nice
13:44:24prpplagueDaJoker: ya ya
13:45:00DaJokerno rush.. have other things to keep me occupied.. like playing with pyqt
13:45:01DaJoker;)
13:45:37kergothif you should die, die in winter!
13:45:43kergothcranks the music, drinks caffeine
13:45:54chouimatkergoth: morning
13:46:08ljp_workhopes kergoth doesnt start singing also
13:46:21kergothhehe
13:46:22kergothhey chouimat
13:46:41prpplaguekergoth: morning
13:46:51prpplaguekergoth: damit you get a radio in your box?
13:47:09prpplaguekergoth: you get my key?
13:47:26kergothprpplague: no radio, but my closed box windows machine has a soundcard. mp3s.
13:47:34prpplaguekergoth: ahh
13:47:48kergothprpplague: yeah, got the key, bout to upload it
13:47:52NetNut404_workhmm  keep comming up with 4 document listsings for every file on the documents viewer even after flashing...
13:47:58prpplaguekergoth: ok cool
13:48:08prpplaguekergoth: did it look like what you needed?
13:48:36kergothgood quesiton, lemme take a look
13:48:53kergothhugs the windows port of gvim
13:50:21kergothprpplague: done. bk parent http://openzaurus@openzaurus.bkbits.net/buildroot, then you can bk push a changeset into bkbits.
13:50:46chouimatkergoth: did fix your hdd problem?
13:50:52prpplaguekergoth: cool, i'll give it a whirl this evening
13:50:57chouimatadd a you somewhere
13:51:10kergothchouimat: the drive's dead, i yanked it from the array and re-initialized.. reinstalled debian
13:52:38chouimatI think it's time to reinstall teTeX
14:02:49chouimatyay! opie build
14:03:12kergoth:)
14:03:46chouimatkergoth: but still no todo
14:09:33chouimatkergoth: what file to edit to build an image without opie-todo?
14:09:48kergothchouimat: packages/opie/Makefile, all the way at the bottom, the ipkinstall : line
14:10:06chouimatkergoth: ok
14:13:54carpmanw00t, PicoGUI's resource loader is now almost totaly transparent.
14:14:04carpmanIt may be time for some new PicoGUI packackes >:)
14:21:36chouimathmmm my z seems to stop after monitor_modinit finished
14:25:52chouimatkergoth:an idea for the uic in qte-2.3.4 (build it with -static)
14:27:00NetNut404_workwhen I upgrade my opie-base to the one from optimized, so I can get ipkg-link capabilities opie no longer starts
14:27:28kergothchouimat: very good idea
14:27:35kergothhuh?
14:27:41kergothipkg-link comes with oz-base, not opie-base.
14:27:44kergothyou're confused.
14:27:45kergothheh
14:27:57chouimatkergoth: I have one here
14:28:09kergothchouimat: want to email it my way?
14:28:18NetNut404_workoh  lol
14:28:41chouimatkergoth: email the arm pdf and I will email it later today
14:28:52kergothchouimat: k :) still have to figure out where i put it :)
14:28:54kergothdigs
14:29:02NetNut404_workI think I found my duping document problem... kinda weird
14:29:39NetNut404_workthere is a /mnt/card/usr/share directory that was somehow pointing back to /mnt/card
14:30:47NetNut404_workso I plugged the sd into a windows box, and then the /mnt/usr/share was empty, so I could delete it..  then the problem was gone..
14:30:59NetNut404_workit was very odd
14:37:11chouimathmm
14:40:53ljp_workhmmmmm
14:41:12kergothhmmmmmmmm
14:41:27chouimatanyone have default console problem with OZ
14:41:34ljp_worknon word wrap is overrated
14:41:50kergoth'default console problem'?
14:42:16chouimatkergoth: opie don't start here
14:42:25kergoth..
14:42:27kergothdetails
14:42:30kergothwhats the behavior?
14:43:20chouimatkergoth: unable to open an initial console
14:43:47kergothchouimat: devices problem
14:44:00chouimatkergoth: the 32-0 kernel stop after the sd card driver and the 26-6 after monitor mod_init finished
14:44:03kergothchouimat: have you done a clean-sourcetrees on oz-base recently?
14:44:11kergothchouimat: ive never seen that..
14:44:11kergothodd
14:44:43chouimatkergoth: a clean yesterday
14:45:49kergothchouimat: unable to open an initial console means 1) mkfs.jffs2 didnt create /boot/var/dev/tty1, or 2) oz-base didnt drop the /dev -> /var/dev link into place, or 3) oz-base didnt drop the /var/dev -> /boot/var/dev symlink into place, or 4) oz-base didnt include the console -> tty1 symlink
14:46:21chouimatkergoth: how I clean the rootfs dir?
14:47:14ljp_workwith a good broom
14:47:31ljp_workgotta get the corners too
14:47:57ljp_workand use the good jffs2 soap
14:48:15ljp_workthe bad soap leaves too many bubbles
14:48:16chouimatljp_work: :)
15:01:17kergothchouimat: um, clean-image was supposed to do it, but i lost that change on my dead drive :(
15:01:27kergothchouimat: rm -rf output/rootfs is sufficient.
15:01:33kergothchouimat: it'll reinstall everything then
15:01:45chouimatkergoth: k
15:02:24ljp_workkergoth: did you try the frankenstein trick on that drive?
15:02:42kergothconnect it to a lightning rod?
15:03:03kergothmoc_addresssettingsbase.o(.text+0x160): undefined reference to `QMetaObject::new_metaobject(char const *, char const *, QMetaData *, int, QMetaData *, int, QMetaProperty *, int, QMetaEnum *, int, QClassInfo *, int)'
15:03:07kergothwtf
15:04:09NetNut404_workso what is neccessay to get mail to work with oz  (I have read about some opie-mail thing but it never opens for me)
15:04:09ljp_workheh no, get an identical drive, take both apart, put dead drives platters in good drive, get data off the platters, replace platters
15:05:07ljp_workinstall mutt or pine
15:05:44kergothljp_work: ah. dont have an identical drive unfortunately, it was the oddball in my array
15:06:10ljp_workheh, ya thats a sticky technique anyway
15:14:29chouimatkergoth: same problem
15:14:43kergothchouimat: my opie doesnt compile
15:14:44kergothheh
15:15:50ljp_workbeat it with a stick
15:16:07kergothbeats it with a stick
15:17:13prpplaguecalls CPS (compile protection service)
15:17:46carpmancalls the SPC (Society for the Protection of Compilers)
15:18:33ljp_workcalls uncle Guido
15:19:29chouimatcalls a hooker
15:20:13chouimatkergoth: uic send
15:31:20salut, wazlaf
15:31:20wazlafhi
15:31:36wazlafstill some problems compiling buildroot-oz
15:31:54wazlafi get a segfault while compiling glibc
15:32:04wazlafcollect2: ld terminated with signal 11 [Segmentation fault], core dumped
15:32:16wazlafi am using the embdebian arm-linux compilers
15:32:35wazlaf(gcc version 2.95.4 20011002 (Debian prerelease))
15:32:38prpplaguewazlaf: you read the BUILD file?
15:33:14wazlafouch, must have overseen that line.. never mind ;)
15:33:29prpplaguewazlaf: lol, np
15:33:48prpplaguewazlaf: we probably need to make that more versatile
15:34:18prpplaguewazlaf: its just a time and machine issue, most of use do this on our off work time
15:36:06numatrixkergoth: I got my opie compiled, but no todo just as chouimat mentioned.
15:36:28numatrixkergoth: Though I am getting an error when I try make image: mkfs.jffs2: boot/var/empty: has no parent directory!
15:37:02chouimatnumatrix: did you get some illegal seeks too?
15:38:58chouimatkergoth: ok it's my initrd.bin that don't work
15:40:50prpplaguenumatrix: did you pull you buildroot down from cvs?
15:41:22prpplaguenumatrix: i had that same problem
15:44:32prp_lunchnumatrix: i'm headed to lunch, bbiaf, be happy to help ya if i can
15:45:24chouimatkergoth: PING
15:45:29rob-is oz no longer maintained with cvs?
15:50:16numatrixchouimat: No illegal seeks that I saw.
15:50:37numatrixprp_lunch: A while back I did a bk clone, and since then I do bk pulls to update it.
15:50:48chouimatnumatrix: ok
15:51:30numatrixchouimat: But I kind of did this piece wise since I kept waiting for opie to compile, and then when I did I got all the way through a make, I figured I'd make image.
15:53:22ljp_workyou can go to jail for illegal seeks
15:55:40chouimatljp_work: I swear she told me she was 18!
15:55:45ljp_workhehe
15:55:53ljp_workyou must see ID !
15:57:12ljp_workis experimenting with embeddedkonsole
15:57:26kergothljp_work: working on horizontal scroll? :P
15:57:35kergothljp_work: oh, recommendation for embeddedkonsole.
15:57:39kergothljp_work: while you're at it..
15:57:56kergothljp_work: what function does it use to spawn the shell? just system()?
15:57:57ljp_workyes, thats what I have beenworking on
15:58:04ljp_workumm
15:59:48hardwirehmm
15:59:49hardwiresweet
15:59:57kergothhardwire: ?
16:00:07hardwirepeople are treating me funny
16:00:21waz|afknooooo!!! Error! /home/wazlaf/buildroot-oz/sources/linux-cs_c.patch not found.
16:00:22hardwireone company wants me to become an cheif officer of the corperation
16:00:29hardwirethe other just wants to giev me R&D money
16:00:31kergothwaz|afk: still? argh
16:00:38waz|afkkergoth: not still - again
16:00:39hardwireponders
16:00:50kergothwazlaf: gah
16:01:05wazlafkergoth: it was compiling soo nicely with the embdebian compiler until it failed with glibc
16:01:18ljp_workhardwire: get hired as exec, and then hire me! ;)
16:01:20kergoththeres a reason i stick to this toolchain :)
16:01:29wazlafkergoth: i then switched to the compiler in BUIILD, did a make clean - and ... again!!
16:01:32kergothyeah, hire my ass too
16:01:43ljp_workheh OZ Alaska
16:03:12wazlafkergoth: *idea* - might it be because I switched to 2.4.7 with xconfig?
16:03:23kergothdont use 2.4.7.
16:03:25kergothits broken.
16:03:27kergothuntouched.
16:03:34kergothi havent had time to deal with it
16:03:46wazlafkergoth: d'oh. no wonder this doesn't work ;)
16:03:54kergothyup
16:04:02hardwireljp_work haha
16:04:03hardwireexactly
16:04:25hardwirethis is freaking me out
16:04:39ljp_workkergoth: uses fork() and execl()
16:05:05ljp_workharwire: take it!
16:05:20ljp_workAK is the wireless frontier
16:05:54hardwireI have the venga boys boom boom song stuck in my head
16:05:55hardwireno GOOD!
16:05:57hardwiredamnit
16:06:01numatrixyeah, that would suck
16:06:16hardwireljp_work the CTO positino is a year out
16:06:34hardwiregonna work on the sub stuff right now.. the AK company might or might not fund my node research while I am working on it
16:06:40hardwireand if they don't .. I can find funding elsewhere
16:06:48hardwireapparently..
16:07:02hardwirethe guy in charge of the sub is just a big networking guy when it comes to people
16:07:17hardwirewe have some tech lawyers in silicon valley setting up our corperation pro bono
16:07:46ljp_workwell, dont forget your favorite embedded developer ;)
16:07:48hardwireand when I get home I just have to teach a guy to cross his eyes and we will have hardware deevl moneys
16:07:53hardwireljp_work :)
16:08:09hardwireyou are so gonna have to learn to use debian
16:08:16ljp_worknp
16:08:22hardwireheh
16:08:22ljp_workI've done worse
16:08:44kergothljp_work: we need to put a '-' in front of the argv[0] for the spawn of the shell
16:08:44hardwirebastard
16:08:54kergothljp_work: it'll spawn a login shell, and thereby load ~/.profile and friends
16:09:19hardwirekergoth shuold come work on this sub and wifi development if I get enough openings as well
16:09:41hardwirebut I hate dragging people away from where they call home
16:09:41hardwireheh
16:09:44kergothI'm all for it if i'm still sane a year out
16:09:47kergothfucking customers
16:09:51hardwirehaha
16:09:55hardwirethe sub stuff is 3 months out
16:10:12kergothah
16:10:13hardwireboom boom boom boom
16:10:14kergothponders his sanity
16:10:16hardwireI want you in my room
16:10:19kergothif you put that song in my head
16:10:20ljp_workis mobile
16:10:20hardwireshoots the venga boys
16:10:21kergothi will kill you
16:10:28hardwireheh!
16:10:35prp_lunchkergoth: open_a_freain_shell("now")
16:10:36kergothcranks up missing time by mdfmk to drown it out
16:10:39hardwirehas stinky breath today
16:10:42kergothprp_lunch: yeh
16:11:10kergothi still need to dig up some haujobb
16:11:18ljp_workkergoth: "- " or " - " or " -"
16:11:34chouimatkergoth: which song?
16:11:42hardwireboom boom boom boom
16:12:01hardwireatleast kergoth knew who the venga boys aer
16:12:02hardwireheh
16:12:03kergothljp_work: just '-' .. for example, if i spawn busybox sh as '/bin/busybox -sh', busybox passes argv[0] as -sh
16:12:08hardwireare
16:12:30chouimathardwire: I don't listen to crappy music :)
16:12:36hardwirechouimat I sure do
16:12:47kergothlistens to all music
16:12:48kergothheh
16:12:54hardwirethats kind of a funny thing to say chouimat
16:12:58hardwirewhere is your crap reference?
16:13:00chouimathardwire: I don't listen to radio
16:13:05kergothhardwire: haha, no shit
16:13:20kergothi was wondering that myself. if you've never heard crap, how would you recognize it?
16:13:22hardwireno radio for me either
16:13:30kergothI should get xm
16:13:32chouimathardwire: Celine Dion crap enough for you
16:13:36hardwirethat would be interesting
16:13:37prpplagueya most of that is for mind numbed populace
16:13:37kergothi hear theres actually decent stations on it
16:13:43kergothprpplague: true that
16:13:44hardwirechouimat thats pretty crappy
16:13:49kergothminnesota needs a techno/rave type club
16:13:51hardwireshe has a song out in  the new stuart little
16:13:59hardwirethis woman is on peace love and harmony drugs
16:14:05prpplaguekergoth: that would be cool
16:14:06hardwireshe needs to go death metal for a year
16:14:16chouimatQuebec City need song death metal club
16:14:30hardwireare you a canadian?
16:14:35kergoththats the ticket, lets all open clubs and bars
16:14:37kergothw00t
16:14:45chouimathardwire: yup
16:14:48hardwirekergoth: haha.. no.. you see this is how it goes
16:14:52hardwirebuckaroo banzai style
16:14:58hardwirewe all get popular
16:15:03hardwireopen up our own personal clubs
16:15:12hardwirethen everybody frollics out of fan euphoria
16:15:38hardwirethe we kill the leader of whomevers club is least popular
16:16:28chouimathardwire: here we have one heavy metal bar and 7 gay one and 100 of dance club
16:16:28kergothhardwire: heh, why the hell do we do that?
16:16:35hardwirethe murder trial alone will make us all filthy rich once neonazi organizatinos back us
16:16:40kergothhah
16:16:56hardwirechouimat I was in Alberta
16:17:05chouimathardwire: and?
16:17:05hardwirethey don't seemto like quebec over there
16:17:13hardwirebut
16:17:16hardwirethey had good bars
16:17:24hardwirethere was one "alternate lifestyle bar"
16:17:28kergoth'dance clubs' always pop music mixed. I want a real techno club. fucking trippy lightshows and shit
16:17:28hardwirethat a friend of mine liked
16:17:33hardwireso we all went there
16:17:39hardwirethere were a lot of lesbian lap dances
16:17:43hardwireit was ... interesting
16:17:45chouimathardwire: hehe
16:17:56hardwireit was called "poison"
16:17:57hardwireheh
16:18:01hardwireor venom
16:18:03hardwireor some silly name
16:18:26chouimathardwire: one here is called "Le Bar Male"
16:18:28hardwirekergoth: the venom club seemed to favor KMFDM that night
16:18:40hardwireits freaky to down vodka and rock out to KMFDM with a bunch of lesbians all night
16:18:58chouimathardwire: hehe
16:19:58chouimatkergoth: I get some illegal seek when I do my initrd.bin
16:20:26hardwirehttp://segfault.bogomip.com/radio.m3u
16:20:37hardwirekergoth: there are some interesting house style techno radios on there
16:20:48chouimatkergoth: got my uic?
16:21:00hardwirele bar male
16:21:01hardwirehmm
16:21:03hardwireno good
16:21:05hardwireno good at all
16:21:25chouimathardwire: atleast you know  what to expect
16:21:50hardwireI expect never to step foot in there :)
16:22:23hardwirea render of mine just got placed into a 1 million subscriber publication
16:22:47hardwirenot for rendering
16:22:48hardwirebut for the helicopter
16:23:14chouimathardwire: another one is called : "le Drague" full of horny gays in there
16:24:00hardwirein drag
16:24:07hardwirehehe
16:24:22kergothhardwire: kmfdm and lesbians? what a combo
16:24:26chouimathardwire: hehe, some very nice lesbians too
16:25:52hardwireHEH
16:25:54hardwireDAMN
16:25:56hardwireCAPS
16:26:09chouimatkergoth: ping
16:26:09hardwirecaps lock on most keyboards
16:26:16hardwireis where my control key is on my home keyboard
16:26:18kergothchouimat: hold
16:26:25kergothhardwire: happy hacker?
16:26:29hardwireholds a lesbian
16:26:30hardwireyeah
16:26:36hardwireboy this one is a squirmer
16:28:33chouimatSniper 9 Police 0
16:28:41kergothhey
16:28:45ljp_workwould I also have to use a happy hacker keybaord while I use debian?
16:28:46kergothwhats the line to put in .forward to use procmail again?
16:28:56hardwireuhm
16:29:00hardwireyou have to do that?
16:29:12kergothhardwire: if its not being used globally on the mailserver
16:29:13hardwirewhat mail server still requires that?
16:29:15kergothhardwire: which it isnt
16:29:16kergoth:)
16:29:20kergothi havent set it up yet
16:29:26kergoththis is a fresh debian install
16:29:35kergothgets off his lazy ass and configures things
16:29:55kergothsmacks forehead and apt-get install postfix
16:30:04hardwire"|exec /usr/bin/procmail"
16:30:10kergothnevermind
16:30:11hardwireor
16:30:13hardwire|/usr/bin/procmail
16:30:17hardwireit was in the procmailm an
16:30:18hardwireheh
16:30:19hardwireerr man
16:30:24kergothi still had the default exim shit installed
16:30:27hardwirepostfix will be your buddy
16:30:27kergothdebian default postfix has procmail as the mailbox command
16:30:28kergothheh
16:30:35kergothpostfix is definately my buddy
16:30:44hardwiremine too
16:30:46hardwirehugs postfix
16:30:56hardwirecorba
16:30:57hardwireorb
16:30:59hardwirewhatever
16:31:02hardwirewhat good is it?
16:31:25kergothahhh i hate it when i first set up a mailserver before i get my procmailrc in place and i've got one big ass Inbox with shit from all my MLs
16:31:35kergothcleans
16:32:36kergothhugs vtun
16:33:17hardwireyou have no idea
16:33:20hardwireI bet you do
16:33:22hardwirebut
16:33:26hardwirenobody else does
16:33:34hardwireis performing QoS over a vtun ATM
16:33:42hardwirethis island is much happier
16:33:48kergothI bet
16:34:30hardwiremy pda is on my home network at home
16:34:40hardwirethat amused the CEO out here
16:35:28hardwireis Harlekin still mad at me I wonder
16:35:29ljp_workenough to give you a job?
16:35:38hardwireno.. I will always have a job thru these guys
16:35:41hardwireif I am in Alaska
16:35:48hardwireI do most all the adminning from coorado
16:35:56hardwirebut I need to actually install something this time around :)
16:37:19ljp_workahh
16:44:33chouimatkergoth: busy?
16:45:05kergotha bit
16:45:06kergothwhats up
16:45:39chouimatkergoth: did you receive uic? and i get illegal seek when building initrd.bin
16:46:04kergothi got it, ignore illegal seek
16:46:28chouimatkergoth: ok. and my initrd.bin don't work
16:46:39kergoth'don't work'?
16:46:48kergothmine is building now
16:46:50kergothi'll see soon
16:47:12chouimatkergoth: tried with zImage from 2.9.4 and it hang
16:47:44NetNut404_workso what is neccessay to get mail to work with oz  (I have read about some opie-mail thing but it never opens for me)
16:47:48kergothdevices problems
16:47:52kergothlike i said, i'll see soon
16:48:06kergothNetNut404_work: 'never opens'?
16:48:07kergothNetNut404_work: tried opie-mail2?
16:48:10NetNut404_workyep
16:48:21NetNut404_workit never actually comes up
16:48:21kergothopie-mail2 != opie-mail
16:48:26kergoththey're completely indepednent
16:48:30kergothheh
16:48:41kergothand opie-mail2 is undergoing a rewrite, so expect it to be more usable soon
16:48:51NetNut404_workI only tried opie-mail2  also some mailapplet
16:49:16NetNut404_workwell to open at all right now would be an improvment
16:49:58kergothit opens fine here
16:50:25kergothi never use it though
16:50:25kergothsticks to mutt
16:56:51hardwiremutt mutt mutt
16:56:55hardwirebitchx and mutt
16:56:57hardwireare all I need
16:57:02hardwireand screen
16:57:09hardwireI need that to tie the knot
16:58:30kergothsame here, cept i use irssi-text not bitchx :)
16:58:55kergothokay
16:58:56kergothtoday
16:58:59hardwirethe secure thinger?
16:59:06kergothI'm converting the toolchain build to the new format
16:59:26kergothso buildroot will build us nifty gcc3.2 + glibc 2.3 or gcc2.95.4 + glibc 2.2.5 toolchains
17:00:29kergothand thanks to erikm and erik andersee I have all the commands necessary for the builds
17:00:33kergothheh
17:01:09chouimatkergoth: they released 2.95.4?
17:01:26kergothchouimat: nah, but we'll follow in debian's footsteps
17:02:11chouimatkergoth`food: build finished?
17:02:18kergoth`foodno, opie still building
17:02:20kergoth`foodk bbl
17:22:57kergoth`foodw00t
17:22:59kergoth`foodbuildroto finished
17:23:01kergoth`foodfinally
17:24:08chouimat|disheskergoth`food: so?
17:24:34tux_mikeis that another testing release?
17:24:42tux_mikethat you just built
17:25:40kergoth`foodtux_mike: current bk
17:25:48kergoth`foodchouimat|dishes: bout to flash it
17:28:58hardwireI need to compile corkscrew for my PDA
17:29:02hardwireactually
17:29:02hardwiredamnit
17:29:07hardwireno I don't
17:30:51hardwirethis isn't right
17:30:57hardwirerunning gimp of over a t1
18:01:58Dessimat0rlo all
18:02:02kergothhey
18:03:45Dessimat0rhmm, when is the next optimized OZ out? I need to reflash...
18:03:48Dessimat0rlol
18:03:54kergothi'm working on the next release now
18:03:58Dessimat0rexcellent :D
18:04:10Dessimat0rwhat will it be done by? (not rushing you ;))
18:05:09kergothi dont know
18:05:15kergothone of my drives in my raid array at home took a shit
18:05:17kergothlost a bunch of data
18:05:20kergothi'm still playing catchup
18:05:55NetNut404_workouch dataloss
18:07:28kergothyep
18:07:28kergothhate that
18:07:31NetNut404_workwhat is necesarry to get the z to dial in via external modem via serial port (now that I have a serial cable)
18:07:40kergothNetNut404_work: install pppd? :)
18:07:50NetNut404_workI installed ppp but I don't where to launch it
18:08:02kergothNetNut404_work: netsetup should support it
18:08:02NetNut404_workadded it in the network accounts thing
18:08:05kergothNetNut404_work: install netmon applet
18:08:10kergothNetNut404_work: netmon is what lets you tell it to connect
18:08:20NetNut404_workcool
18:08:21NetNut404_workthanks
18:08:42kergothnp. netsetup has been rewritten btw. its not done yet htough
18:08:44NetNut404_workgona dial in via cell phone
18:08:55kergothah nice
18:09:28NetNut404_workstill gotta get java going..
18:10:46kergothgonna swipe it from teh sharp rom?
18:10:52kergothsince there is no free jvm thatll work in oz
18:10:53kergothheh
18:11:16NetNut404_workyeah I download the rom yesterday.. gotta figure out how to mount it still
18:11:26NetNut404_workthen what's next after that?
18:11:28kergothsearch for the url to paul's sd-on-home rom
18:11:38kergothhe has the mount command on there, in his instructions on customizing the sharp rom
18:11:51NetNut404_workcool
18:14:03chouimatkergoth: test the build?
18:15:04kergothchouimat: its flashing now
18:15:24chouimatI need a beer
18:15:33hardwireI need poontang
18:15:46hardwireIhave better chances at getting you a beer
18:16:00chouimatfetch a cool guiness
18:16:14kergothmutters about people and their cushy at home jobs
18:16:15kergoth;)
18:16:37hardwireis in the office today
18:16:44hardwireits bright
18:16:53chouimatkergoth: I fighting with my cat cause he want to sleep on my keyboard
18:17:03kergothi hate that
18:17:05hardwirethere are no light switches on any of the rooms either
18:17:18hardwireI have my own office right now and I can't cut the lights
18:17:21hardwirew/o going to the main switch
18:17:24hardwireand cutting everybodies
18:17:39kergothheh
18:17:40kergothDO IT
18:17:44hardwireheh
18:18:02kergothhmm
18:18:03chouimatkergoth: and must go back to the mythical city of Khatlhitther for an archeological expedition
18:18:04kergothmy Z wont turn on
18:18:09hardwireno php function to convert seconds to a total amount of time
18:18:12hardwireother than seconds
18:18:13hardwireheh
18:18:44kergothhey it turned on
18:18:45kergothweird
18:18:50hardwireI wish I could get the time difference in a total number of hours inbetween two dates
18:18:52hardwirethat is what I want
18:19:02hardwirewith days hours months years and blah
18:19:05hardwireand seconds of course
18:19:05hardwireheh
18:19:14chouimathardwire: divid the result by 3600
18:19:25hardwirebut how would months work?
18:19:28hardwiredays would be fine
18:19:34hardwirebut we have non uniform months
18:19:50chouimathardwire: stick to days
18:20:09hardwirebah
18:20:17hardwirebut some of these differences will be in months
18:20:26hardwireI will just stick to days :)
18:20:37chouimathardwire: or use lunar months :)
18:20:41hardwireerr
18:20:42hardwireno
18:20:43hardwireheh
18:20:53kergothheh
18:21:10chouimatkergoth: ?
18:21:15kergothHEH
18:21:24kergothchouimat: my output/rootfs/ was old
18:21:33chouimatkergoth: don't work?
18:21:33kergothchouimat: had to wipe it and recreate the image
18:21:37kergothchouimat: my /dev as a directory
18:21:41kergothchouimat: /dev has to be a symlink
18:21:41kergothdidnt work
18:21:45kergothtesting a clean image now
18:21:57hardwiremodulates
18:22:00hardwireheh
18:22:11chouimatwoooot! my commercial license thing is ok.TT just send another one :)
18:22:13kergothhardwire: can you demodulate too?
18:22:51hardwirethat I can
18:23:13kergothhardwire = modem
18:23:13kergothheh
18:23:40hardwiredamn you
18:23:41ljp_workshock rock
18:24:49NetNut404_workthat kepple vnc rocks
18:24:51ljp_workkergoth: cvs up embeddedkonsol and you'll have --login
18:25:18kergothljp_work: er, i hope you put '-' in front of argv[0] rather than passing --login in the args
18:25:45ljp_workwhy
18:25:52kergothbecause busybox ash doesnt support --login
18:25:54ljp_workworks on oz
18:26:00ljp_worksure does
18:26:04kergothand the preferred way of starting a login shell is with - in the argv[0]
18:26:06kergothsince when?
18:26:07kergothmust be new
18:26:28kergothhere
18:26:29kergothexample
18:26:31kergothfrom the openvt man page
18:26:32kergoth       -l     Make  the command a login shell. A - is prepended to the name of
18:26:35kergoth              the command to be executed.
18:26:36kergoth:)
18:26:58ljp_work--login works
18:27:16kergothits less standard
18:27:17kergothbut okay
18:27:18kergothheh
18:27:24ljp_worklemme test the -
18:27:25kergothk
18:28:18chouimatkergoth: did your clean image work?
18:28:21ljp_work the - doesnt work
18:28:55kergothljp_work: we probably need to change argv[0] to read '-sh' not '-/bin/sh'
18:28:56NetNut404_workinteresing  I find many references to "How do I make OpenZaurus do what Paul's sd-on-home rom does?"  but nothing that telss me where they read that
18:28:57kergothljp_work: :)
18:29:34kergothhmm
18:29:58NetNut404_workwishes he could work at home. ... I setup a vpn setup so other people can work remote.. but they won't let me use it.. that bites
18:30:20kergothchouimat: hey
18:30:26kergothchouimat: it booted right into opie-login
18:30:38kergothhahaha
18:30:40kergothlmao
18:30:49kergoththe opie 'please wait' when you hit login in opie-login is so hosed.
18:30:59chouimatkergoth: so why I don't work here?
18:31:25kergothchouimat: are you using a built kernel or a 2.9.4 kernel?
18:31:59chouimatkergoth: build kernel
18:32:16kergothme too
18:32:23ljp_workok, thats working, will change
18:32:26kergothlet me push all my changes in
18:32:29kergothljp_work: great, thanks
18:32:42chouimatkergoth: I thinks it's my initrc.bin that don't work
18:34:01kergothchouimat: what is it that doesnt work exactly? what happens?
18:34:24chouimatI think that my CF reader is faulty
18:34:59chouimatkergoth: which kernel I should use?
18:35:13kergothchouimat: use the ones built by the buildroot.. any of them *shoudl* work
18:35:17kergothchouimat: right now i'm testing 32-32
18:35:22chouimatkergoth: 5000D
18:35:58endranyone using OZ 2.9.5.5 _optimized_ and can sync with intellisync?  network connectivity is fine (can ssh).
18:36:35chouimatkergoth: will try another CF card
18:39:25kergothchouimat: i bet i know the problem
18:39:35kergothchouimat: hold, i'm pushing numerous changes upstream to bkbits
18:39:35kergoth:)
18:40:16chouimatkergoth: and it's what?
18:40:28kergothchouimat: bk pull, then clean and rebuild oz-base
18:40:39kergothchouimat: then wipe your rootfs and make image
18:41:37chouimatwhat is the problem? you screwed oz-base?
18:41:53kergothchouimat: the oz-base in the bkbits tree requires the bootmenu to operate
18:41:58kergothchouimat: because of the inittab entries
18:42:12kergothchouimat: i just reverted it for the release, cause bootmenu wont be in this next release
18:42:31chouimatSUBDIRS?
18:42:31kergothsort of, anyway
18:42:45kergothmake SUBDIRS=packages/oz-base clean package; rm -rf output/rootfs; make image;
18:42:49chouimatkergoth: did you test uic?
18:42:55kergothnot yet
18:43:32Dessimat0reverything is coming along nicely ;)
18:43:54Dessimat0ralmost makes me glad my installation is messed up to justify a reflash :D
18:43:59chouimatkergoth: as static it can be: no stdc++.so will so when you do ldd
18:44:29kergothchouimat: great
18:44:48numatrixkergoth: Excellent; that's exactly what I was waiting for too...
18:45:25kergothwell
18:45:27kergothfor some reason
18:45:29kergothwith current OZ
18:45:31kergothyou cant login at console
18:45:33kergothits weird
18:45:39kergothBusybox on zaurus login:
18:45:42kergothmutters
18:46:07Dessimat0ryou usually get that if you've tried to login once, but it failed
18:46:17kergothfirst login didnt even prompt for a password.
18:46:19kergothat all.
18:46:20kergothhmm
18:46:22kergothahaha
18:46:24kergothi know what it is
18:46:28kergothbusybox isnt suid root
18:46:31Dessimat0r;)
18:46:32kergother
18:46:36kergothhrm
18:46:39kergothits running as root though
18:46:40kergothso thats not it
18:46:42kergothmumbles
18:47:02kergothokay, anyone know what login uses to authenticate?
18:47:15kergothif it doesnt use pam i mean
18:47:19kergothlike tinylogin
18:47:23kergothdigs into busybox source
18:47:59Dessimat0rit uses tinylogin, I'm almost certain
18:48:04kergothi know
18:48:05kergoth:)
18:48:12Dessimat0rI've seen it before when my installation was fucked up ;)
18:48:13NetNut404_workhmmm I cant find the actual info on paul's sd-on-home anywere  lol
18:48:13kergothi just never looked in tinylogin source
18:48:20Dessimat0rah
18:48:29chouimatkergoth: why is there no todo in today opie?
18:48:54Dessimat0rits a seperate ipk
18:49:00Dessimat0rlike a todo plugin
18:49:09kergothchouimat: there is in mine. mine built fine.
18:49:15kergothhm
18:49:31kergothDessimat0r: you're probably thinking of the today todo plugin. todo itself isnt a plugin
18:49:34chouimatI have no opie-todo*ipk
18:49:34Dessimat0rah
18:49:35Dessimat0rokay
18:50:04ljp_workkergoth: cvs up
18:50:27kergothljp_work: k
18:50:54ljp_worktry that
18:58:10numatrixkergoth: I'm getting a strange error every time I try to make image: mkfs.jffs2: boot/var/empty: has no parent directory!  Any ideas?
18:58:26chouimatkergoth: still not working
18:58:37kergothnumatrix: oz-base didnt install into your rootfs
18:58:42kergothnumatrix: oz-base provides boot/var/dev/etc
18:58:47kergoths/etc/*;
18:58:48numatrixkergoth: I did the oz-base clean package make....
18:59:02kergothwell i dunno what to tell you
18:59:07kergothif boot/var/ doesnt exist
18:59:09kergothit didnt provide it
18:59:13kergothbk pull and rebuild oz-base
18:59:29numatrixhmm; might have been the pull, let me try that again.
18:59:56ljp_workhaha I have a login shell, and you dont
19:00:42chouimatkergoth: still stuck at monitor_modinit: finished
19:01:37kergothchouimat: thats part of usbd monitor, the usb networking drivers.
19:01:40kergothchouimat: i've never seen it fail
19:01:43kergothodd
19:02:31chouimatkergoth: I'm not on the cradle
19:03:39ljp_workcradle robber!
19:04:23kergothchouimat: doesnt matter, it installs a usbdmonitor driver which handles the hotplug events to make sure things happen when you do plug it into the cradle
19:04:53chouimatkergoth: what should i do? make clean in linux?
19:05:06tux_mike_bye bye me
19:05:11kergothchouimat: rm -rf output/zImage* stamps/.kernel*binary perhaps
19:05:22kergothchouimat: thatll rebuild it
19:07:13chouimatkergoth: did you find the arm pdf?
19:07:40kergothchouimat: no, but Speedy2 is going to resend. it was in my mailbox on the machine at home that died
19:07:49chouimatkergoth: k
19:07:58scanlineis back (gone 11:31:39)
19:08:03kergothhey scanline
19:08:06scanlinehi kergoth
19:11:38kergothhugs ccache
19:12:36kergothhey, our opie build will use ccache if its installed now. supplying the right env vars to the ubild
19:12:38kergothheh
19:15:44Dessimat0ris the new kernel posted to OZ yet? ;)
19:16:04Dessimat0rgerk
19:16:05Dessimat0rported
19:16:06Dessimat0rlol
19:16:15kergothDessimat0r: i havent had any time to work on the kernel.
19:16:21Dessimat0rah
19:16:24kergothDessimat0r: unless you're volunteering to do it, have some patience
19:16:24Dessimat0rokay
19:16:24kergothheh
19:16:26Dessimat0rlol
19:18:09ljp_workwhat, is he supposed to be a doctor?
19:18:09kergoth?
19:18:09ljp_workohhh thats patients
19:18:11kergothbah
19:18:13ljp_workhmm
19:18:16kergotheheh
19:18:29kergothso is having a embeddedkonsole that loads your .profile nifty?
19:18:29kergoth:)
19:18:55ljp_workyes, I can set env stuff like normal
19:18:58TheMasterMind1kergoth: sup
19:19:08kergothljp_work: nice
19:20:01ljp_workstill doesnt have hostory
19:20:04ljp_workhistory
19:20:10TheMasterMind1eh?
19:20:15TheMasterMind1konsole will now load .profile?
19:20:16TheMasterMind1sweet
19:20:26numatrixyeah, that would be excellent...
19:20:36TheMasterMind1indeedy
19:21:29ljp_workya cvs up in opie
19:22:00TheMasterMind1does it compile now
19:22:01TheMasterMind1opie that is
19:22:05kergothyes
19:22:07kergothand it works
19:22:11kergothi just tested an initrd.bin
19:22:13TheMasterMind1bueno
19:22:15TheMasterMind1and bootloader?
19:22:28NetNut404_workhmm what is /dev/loop?
19:22:41TheMasterMind1a loopback
19:22:52NetNut404_workI am trying  modprobe cramfs
19:22:52NetNut404_work  losetup -o 1835008 /dev/loop0 ospack.srom
19:22:52NetNut404_work  mkdir /mnt/flashimage
19:22:52NetNut404_work  mount /dev/loop0 /mnt/flashimage
19:23:29NetNut404_workand I get /dev/loop0: No such device or address
19:23:43chouimatbbl will be late
19:25:10chouimat|Awaykergoth: will be back at 9h00 EST
19:27:10TheMasterMind1http://oswd.org/viewdesign.phtml?id=752&category=clean&referer=%2Fmost_popular.phtml
19:27:11TheMasterMind1hmm
19:27:13TheMasterMind1decent design
19:27:18NetNut404_workkergoth: if I can figure out how to mount the OSPACK what files exactly are needed for java (is it a ipk file?)
19:29:11numatrixNetNut404_work: there are two things that can answer both of those questions....
19:29:50numatrixrombust: http://www.killefiz.de/zaurus/showdetail.php?app=262
19:31:55numatrixthe list of files you need can be teased out of the jeode creator ipk: http://www.killefiz.de/zaurus/showdetail.php?app=521
19:33:43NetNut404_workI am a little lost on what the Jeod Creator does
19:34:04TheMasterMind1hmm
19:34:08NetNut404_workhow does it make the ipk file?
19:34:11numatrixNetNut404_work: it's an ipk file that is basically just a shell script that you run on a sharp rom and it will create the ipk.
19:34:16numatrixNetNut404_work: ipks are basically just tar.gz files.
19:34:22TheMasterMind1what are the chances of me finding a decent design that can be used on openzaurus.org on oswd.org
19:34:28NetNut404_workahh
19:34:32numatrixNetNut404_work: so making them is pretty easy if you know the right format.  one sec.
19:34:34howto is at http://www.zauruszone.com/howtos/ or see xcompile for cross compiler setup
19:34:34numatrixibot: howto
19:34:47numatrixNetNut404_work: http://www.zauruszone.com/howtos/ipkg_howto.shtml
19:35:29NetNut404_workahh.. but first I gotta figure how to get the files out of that rom file right?
19:35:47numatrixuse that other link I pointed out.
19:37:46chouimat|Awaykergoth: my builds still don't work. I will check later
19:37:53kergothchouimat|Away: k
19:37:58kergothnumatrix: any luck on your build?
19:38:12numatrixkergoth: Nope; same wierd boot/var/ not existing error.  
19:38:26DaJokerTheMasterMind1: have a look at http://plone.org
19:39:27TheMasterMind1DaJoker: hmm, cool
19:39:29kergothnumatrix: cat output/rootfs/usr/lib/ipkg/info/oz-base.list|grep var
19:39:31TheMasterMind1i don't like CMSs though
19:39:38TheMasterMind1infact, i rather dislike them
19:39:44numatrixno such file or directory
19:39:49kergothnumatrix: like i said.
19:39:56numatrixkergoth: There's nothing in output/rootfs
19:39:56kergothnumatrix: if that doesnt exist, oz-base didnt install
19:40:01kergoth?
19:40:25kergothmake image installs everything into there
19:40:38kergothunless output/rootfs/usr/lib/ipkg/info/[package name].control eixsts
19:40:43DaJokerTheMasterMind1: ahh.. well wasn't really saying use plone.. just thought you may be interested in the design..  
19:42:28TheMasterMind1hmm
19:42:33TheMasterMind1i don't want to rip off the design though
19:42:33TheMasterMind1heh
19:42:44TheMasterMind1kergoth: http://themastermind1.net/syslab/ we can use that design for the OZ site
19:43:03TheMasterMind1mod it a little, add images
19:43:09TheMasterMind1there's a few nice ones on oswd.org
19:43:10TheMasterMind1looking for em
19:45:36TheMasterMind1http://mars.tjhsst.edu/~agupta/supercomp/
19:45:40TheMasterMind1that's the one i put up today
19:45:44TheMasterMind1decent design from oswd
19:46:37TheMasterMind1sup Onyx4
19:47:09Onyx4|workhey
19:47:30TheMasterMind1look for a design on oswd.org that we can use
19:47:33TheMasterMind1for openzaurus.org
19:48:43NetNut404_worknumatrix: so it lists a few files BOOTSHP2.BIN, CF.BIN, COLLIE.BIN, ZIMAGE, ROMDISK.BIN
19:50:02TheMasterMind1http://oswd.org/designornot/index.phtml
19:50:04TheMasterMind1nice and simple
19:50:05ljp_workdamn, now I can get on with getting more columns in embeddedkonsole
19:50:14TheMasterMind1not much place for stuff though
19:51:06DaJokerhttp://www.oswd.org/viewdesign.phtml?id=209&referer=/browse.php?sort=&page=10
19:51:12DaJokerkinda interesting
19:52:03TheMasterMind1heh yea
19:52:18TheMasterMind1he has nice designs
19:52:25TheMasterMind1http://oswd.org/designornot/index.phtml
19:52:26TheMasterMind1heh
19:52:42numatrixNetNut404_work: extract them all, you'll want to open up the one containig the file system; probably zimage
19:52:59TheMasterMind1i'm thinking my modified pretension will be good
19:54:05TheMasterMind1http://themastermind1.net/80211/one/
19:54:07TheMasterMind1that's nice also
19:54:42TheMasterMind1http://themastermind1.net/80211/one/ might be a good one to use.. not sure where we would put pingus etc
19:55:12NetNut404_workwho do you extract?  this c file just views the contents
19:56:13NetNut404_workoh
19:56:17numatrixNetNut404_work: beats me, I've never used it before.  :-)
19:56:34NetNut404_workit automaticly braks out the files..
19:59:12NetNut404_workso did you ever get java installed on your oz then?
19:59:17numatrixNetNut404_work: yes.
19:59:27NetNut404_workso what did you do?
19:59:28numatrixNetNut404_work: but I made the ipk for it from the sharp rom before I went to oz.
19:59:54NetNut404_workcrud.. that's what I need... doh!
20:00:47scanlinekergoth: looks like menuconfig has been fixed in lkc.. any plans to update OZ to a new version of lkc? :)
20:05:46numatrix<sigh>  So close to a working build... it's been a while.  ;-)  I'm going to try a make clean and give it a whirl again.
20:06:24TheMasterMind1scanline: coool, kergoth was waiting on a new version
20:08:00Dessimat0rmy Z is fucked anyway atm ;) needs a complate reflash to get it back to nominal shite
20:08:02Dessimat0r;)
20:08:22numatrixI'm out for the day; later all.
20:08:24numatrixis away: I'm not here.  
20:08:32Dessimat0rl8r
20:13:14NetNut404_workdoh
20:13:33NetNut404_workI got the filesystem mounted..  bo idea what to do with it
20:14:04ljp_worktickle its utters
20:14:21Dessimat0rput pr0n on it
20:14:42hardwireAlaska deli
20:14:44hardwirebig goddamn subs
20:14:56NetNut404_workis tryin to get java outa the sharp rom
20:14:58hardwireI really hate eating subs with rock hard bread however
20:15:05NetNut404_workhas it mounted
20:15:15Dessimat0rI hate eating subs with battleships
20:15:32kergothscanline: i'll update it in about 10 minutes :)
20:15:40kergothworking menuconfig.. niftyyyy
20:15:48scanline:)
20:15:52hardwireniceee
20:15:53NetNut404_workkeroth: got the rom mounted
20:16:00Dessimat0r0wnage :D
20:16:25Dessimat0rsoon we shall be transported to OZ again
20:16:49TheMasterMind1kergoth: what do you think of http://themastermind1.net/80211/one/
20:17:10Dessimat0rlooks nice, TheMasterMind1
20:17:32TheMasterMind1there's a couple other decent ones on oswd.org also
20:17:41hardwirepepsi tastes like texas coke up here
20:17:45TheMasterMind1we could maybe use one of these as a starting point for the openzaurus.org design
20:18:02kergothoswd.org?
20:18:07TheMasterMind1open source web design
20:18:13kergothah
20:18:20TheMasterMind1most of the stuff there is crap
20:18:23TheMasterMind1but there's a few nice ones
20:18:24TheMasterMind1:)
20:18:44xtmdsterIs there a usbdnet patch for 2.4.18-10?
20:19:21Onyx4|workthe usbdnet patch works on 17 thru 19
20:19:26Onyx4|workfrom the zauruszone howto
20:19:30kergoth-10 is a redhat version
20:19:33kergothwho knows what changes were there
20:19:39kergothmay prevent the patch from applying cleanly
20:19:44TheMasterMind1curses redhat
20:19:45kergothit'll be -ac plus other redhatism
20:19:52NetNut404_workso what files do I need from the sharp rom to make a java ipk for zaurus?
20:19:59Onyx4|workis the debian kernel uses -ac or stock?
20:20:14kergothOnyx4|work: debian is stock plus a few debian patches
20:20:19NetNut404_worker for OZ I mean
20:20:21kergothOnyx4|work: liek the patch to use a cramfs initrd
20:20:24Onyx4|workI just compiled a 2.4.19(debian)+preempt+xfs today hehe
20:20:56TheMasterMind1mnnn
20:20:58TheMasterMind1preempt
20:21:06xtmdsterI see seven versions of the patch on the howto site. I'm just curious which one to use?
20:21:12kergoth?
20:21:14kergothxtmdster: um
20:21:18kergothxtmdster: use the one for 2.4.18.
20:21:32xtmdsterOk, thanks.
20:22:02Dessimat0rhttp://oswd.org/design/3/lavender/
20:22:06Dessimat0rthis isnt so bad either
20:22:22NetNut404_workanyone made a java ipk for OZ before know what files I need out of the sharp rom?
20:22:25Onyx4|workso kergoth, did you had time to rewrite all your changes now and push them?
20:22:44Onyx4|workI want to know if I do a mrproper build from now, and upgrade manually to that with ipk, if there are sitll caveats
20:23:03nodaMoo!
20:23:07kergothupgrade manually to that with ipk?
20:23:10nodaMy monitor seems to be less sucky today :)
20:23:10kergothwtf does that mean
20:23:11kergothheh
20:23:13kergothhey noda
20:23:21Onyx4|workI mean not flash, just upgrade heh
20:23:27TheMasterMind1kergoth: how much did you lose with the hdd crash
20:23:29nodaMaybe the phase of the moon has something to do with my image quality :)
20:23:43kergothOnyx4|work: i reverted some changes until after the release. i didnt lose them, we'll bring them back for the release after this one
20:23:52kergothTheMasterMind1: not too much, most of what i do is in repositories somewhere
20:23:57TheMasterMind1ok
20:24:05TheMasterMind1what else have you reverted?
20:24:07TheMasterMind1other than hostap
20:24:21Onyx4|workok... but is the /dev reverted or it's still ramfs?
20:24:23kergothoz-base
20:24:26nodakergoth: Any idea about this "busybox login" thingy? :)
20:24:31kergothOnyx4|work: its ramfs, which means upgrading breaks
20:24:34kergothnoda: i'm working on it right now
20:24:37nodawoo! :)
20:24:39kergothnoda: digging in the busybox source
20:24:47nodaOoh, fun :)
20:24:55kergothnothing seems really wrong
20:24:57kergothso i dont get it
20:25:11kergothhey
20:25:13kergothi have an idea
20:25:16kergothnoda: rm -f /etc/securetty
20:25:37nodaDoes this have any chance of making my computer absolutely useless? :)
20:25:41kergothnoda: nope
20:25:43kergothharmless
20:25:50kergothbut it may give me an idea of where the problem is
20:25:58nodaOkay, reboot now?
20:26:02kergothno need
20:26:06kergothjust try logging in at console
20:26:06nodaOkay
20:26:07kergoth:)
20:26:27nodaWoo!
20:26:30nodaSweet!
20:26:32kergothit worked?
20:26:36nodaNow to put that mtdram in the right place :)
20:26:37nodaYeah
20:26:40kergothokay wait up
20:26:44kergothat a prompt there
20:26:48kergothrun 'tty'
20:26:50kergothtell me what it says
20:27:26noda /var/dev/tty1
20:27:38kergothahahaha
20:27:40kergothdies
20:27:49kergothfuck me
20:28:06nodaWhat? :)
20:28:17kergoththe busybox securetty code looks at full path. we had just 'tty1' in securetty.
20:28:29nodaOH
20:28:30kergothso it thought this wasnt a legal tty to login as root on
20:28:31prpplaguekergoth: oops
20:28:39nodaYeah, slight problem there :)
20:28:49kergothprpplague: but who's oops is it? normal securetty behavior is specify path relative to /dev
20:28:54kergothtis odd
20:29:17nodaIt must have something to do with the switch to /var/dev... maybe busybox doesn't follow symlinks properly?
20:29:23prpplaguekergoth: true, but often on embedded systems, the dev might be symlinked to other paths
20:29:41nodaprpplague: It is, kergoth changed it around 2 days ago :)
20:29:48kergothprpplague: yep, its in a ramdisk now
20:29:53kergothprpplague: same layout as tuxscreen
20:30:03nodakergoth: Is it just me, or does it boot faster now that it's on ramdisk?
20:30:17prpplaguekergoth: ahh, some libc version report the paths on tty differently
20:30:20nodakergoth: Oh, and am I free to umount and copy mtdblock6 onto flash? :)
20:30:37kergothprpplague: is it supposed to return the real path or the path to the symlink?
20:30:40prpplaguekergoth: i had to make some changes to tinylogin to support my dev devices in /tmp instead of /dev
20:30:46kergothah
20:31:04kergothprpplague: are those changes in the ver of tinylogin that was incorporated into busybox?
20:31:07prpplaguekergoth: my expirence is that it returns the full path
20:31:10prpplaguekergoth: sorry can't answer that
20:31:14kergothhrm
20:31:16prpplaguekergoth: you could pester andersee
20:32:20ljp_workkergoth: what was that ts fix?
20:32:34nodakergoth: Hrm, how would I go about umounting ramfs? Delete all the devices?
20:33:11kergothnoda: what?
20:33:15kergothnoda: mtdblock6 != ramfs
20:33:20kergothnoda: mtdblock6 = mtdram
20:33:22nodakergoth: I know.
20:33:30kergothyou want your devices in flash?
20:33:39kergothis confused
20:33:41nodakergoth: But I need the *device* on flash so that it'll mount it on bootup, remember? That was the original problem :)
20:33:49kergothnoda: actually
20:33:59kergothnoda: i can tell you whats up there
20:33:59kergothi think
20:34:04kergothponders
20:34:12kergothnoda: /var/dev in flash is supposed to be a symlink to /boot/var/dev
20:34:20kergothnoda: which *does* have that device
20:34:22nodaIt's simple, fstab is read before the devices are created.
20:34:29kergothactually, its not
20:34:30kergothwell
20:34:31kergothit is
20:34:33kergothbut
20:34:38kergother
20:34:39xtmdsterOk, another stupid question. When I click on the usbdnet patch to download it, it displays the file as a page instead. If I right click and save as, then when I try to zcat the patch it says its not in gzip format. What am I supposed to do?
20:34:43kergothis confused
20:34:49kergothokay
20:35:05nodaxtmdster: Download the module, not the patch (I think, I don't use it any more)
20:35:17kergothnoda: ensure mtdblock6 is before the /var mount in fstab, and ensure /var/dev is a symlink to /boot/var/dev (in flash, not /var ramfs)
20:35:30kergothnoda: then mtdblock6 will exist via that symlink before it mounts /var
20:35:33prpplagueconfusion bad, understanding good, beeeeer
20:35:38kergothnoda: so basically, adjust the order in your fstab.
20:35:44kergothnoda: to ensure mtdblock6 mounts before /var
20:35:45kergothnoda: :)
20:36:14hardwireblah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
20:36:15nodakergoth: Okay... um... that'll work?
20:36:24nodakergoth: But if /var/dev is a symlink to /boot/var/dev...
20:36:34NetNut404_workso now that I jave the sharp rom mounted what do I need out of it to install java on OZ ?
20:36:50kergothnoda: /boot/var/dev contains the devices.
20:36:54nodakergoth: Then how will the devices end up on ram? Won't they just stay on flash, defeating the purpose?
20:36:56xtmdsterHmmm. The module is not on the download page.
20:37:01kergothnoda: no
20:37:03kergothnoda: when var is mounted
20:37:07kergothnoda: /var/dev isnt a symlink anymore
20:37:13nodaOh, it's overwritten? I see.
20:37:14kergothnoda: because /var is empty, an empty ramfs
20:37:23kergothno, its mounted on top of whats already there
20:37:26nodaRight.
20:37:29kergothand when that happens, you cant see what used to be there
20:37:42nodaOkay, so now I have to figure out how to umount /var (just this once)
20:38:15kergothyup
20:38:18nodaumount: /var: Device or resource busy
20:38:25kergothyeah, things are using the devices
20:38:25ljp_workkergoth: rememeber the touchscreen device upgrade problem? what was that fix?
20:38:28kergothhmm
20:38:44kergothljp_work: heh, we're talking about that now
20:38:44nodaSo can I delete all the devices from /var/dev that show up in an ls of /boot/var/dev? Simple bash stuf.f..
20:38:51kergothljp_work: touchscreen breaks because of the devices move
20:39:06nodacd /boot/var/dev && find . -exec rm -f /var/dev/{} \;
20:39:07ljp_workahh.. well.. bbl
20:39:07kergothljp_work: cp -a /boot/var/dev/* /dev/;
20:39:13nodaright?
20:39:15kergothljp_work: but its a hack
20:39:16kergothheh
20:39:21ljp_workk
20:39:50kergothnoda: hmm, in unix, dont the files stay not deleted until they stop being used?
20:39:54kergothhmm
20:40:03nodakergoth: Yeah, but you'll be able to unmount, won't you?
20:40:09hardwiremmmmmmmmm
20:40:14hardwirenihil - ultra
20:40:17kergothnoda: couldnt you just boot up without mounting it?
20:40:19nodakergoth: Well, it's worth a shot anyway, even if they are I can just rebot.
20:40:27kergothnoda: comment out the /var mount in fstab
20:40:27kergothnoda: and reboot
20:40:27kergothnoda: heh
20:40:37nodakergoth: There's an idea.
20:40:53nodaheh, busybox find doesn't support -exec anyway :)
20:41:00kergothhehe
20:41:19kergoth if ( strcmp ( buf, tty ) == 0 ) {
20:41:20nodaThis'd better not break everything :P
20:41:21kergothlooks like
20:41:26kergothour securetty needs *full* paths
20:41:29kergothi'll update oz-base
20:42:01nodaHey, know what the Zaurus really needs? A "boot from cf" option :)
20:42:16nodaHey, wow, opie actually starts up :)
20:42:26marknoda: apparently you know the fix for the touch screen working?
20:42:36NetNut404_workso evm is the java on the sharp rom?
20:42:49nodamark: Heh, ask kergoth, lol :P
20:42:56kergothhehe
20:43:00markgreat :)
20:43:00nodamark: Erm... do you have lots of stuff installed, or could you wait 'til the next image and flash? :P
20:43:11kergothflashing would be the easiest solution, really
20:43:14kergothcause its not fun
20:43:27kergothi may just swipe from familiar and switch our asses to devfs
20:43:27marklol...
20:43:35markdevfs rocks
20:43:55kergothmark: unmaintained, pretty much
20:43:55kergothmark: no body touches its code anymore
20:44:05kergothitll probably go away eventually
20:44:06kergothhopes
20:44:11kergothdevfs doesnt like me
20:44:15markheh
20:44:19nodakergoth: Erm... my devices are here even though I commented out the ramfs line in /etc/fstab.
20:44:34markkergoth: its sooo much nicer than mknod and all that
20:44:44markwell, from my user perspective :)
20:45:02nodaHey, actually, is that such a bad thing? After all, like this it'll still do stuff from ram and NOTHING else will break :P
20:45:52kergothnoda: the devices are all in flash still.. just in /boot instead of /dev
20:45:52kergothnoda: hehe
20:46:08markhmm, is unstable archived anywhere so i can grab an old  oz-base, i sorta could do with my pda working...
20:46:15kergothmark: yes. the linux device driver model & devicefs gives us the same ease of use
20:46:25xtmdsterOk, the patch seemed to be stored uncompressed on th howto site but I found it on http://humphrey.applitec.com/zaurus/zstuff/usbdnet-2.4.18.patch.gz
20:46:29nodakergoth: Lemme get this straight one more time... when booting up, /var is mounted and then all devices are copied from /boot/var/dev to /var/dev
20:46:34kergothnoda: yes
20:46:40kergothnoda: and before the mount, /var/dev is just a symlink there
20:46:47hardwirehehe
20:46:48kergothit works pretty smooth actually
20:46:55nodakergoth: So if you don't mount ramfs (which I didn't, I commented it out), it's gonna copy all the files to another part of flash :P
20:47:04hardwirehttp://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/59293.htm
20:47:05kergothnoda: ah. lol. yes.
20:47:06hardwiremwa ha haha
20:47:11nodalaughs.
20:47:12kergothnoda: our new extractfs should check for the mount
20:47:14kergothnoda: i better fix that
20:47:17kergothnoda: :)
20:47:38marknotes his Z has become an expensive brick.  oh well, impatient me
20:47:39kergothacutally
20:47:39nodaWow, my hopes of not flashing this are really looking grim :)
20:47:39kergothnoda: cp -a /boot/var/dev/* /var/dev/ wouldnt do anything!
20:47:49kergothnoda: "error, blahblah and /var/dev/blahblah are the same file!"
20:47:52nodakergoth: Um...
20:47:56kergothnoda: its a symlink!
20:48:01nodakergoth: /var/dev isn't a symlink before mounting, is it?
20:48:03kergothnoda: yes
20:48:06nodakergoth: You sure?
20:48:07nodagrins.
20:48:08kergothnoda: yes.
20:48:15nodaOkay, well, this is all good then! :)
20:48:17kergothnoda: after the mount, its a dir that gets fiels copied into it
20:48:21kergothyep
20:48:25nodaWait a sec... I'm confused.
20:48:32kergothbefore mount
20:48:37kergoth /var/ has a couple things in it
20:48:42kergothlike a dev -> /boot/var/dev symlink
20:48:43kergoththen
20:48:47kergothramfs mounts on top of /var
20:48:50kergothits now empty
20:48:52nodaAH, so the ONLY problem I had was that mtdblock6 appeared AFTER ramfs in my fstab.
20:48:55kergothdirs get created, devices copied over
20:48:57kergothnoda: *exactly*
20:49:02nodaOhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh :)
20:49:06kergothpretty lame eh?
20:49:08kergoth;)
20:49:08nodaAll is well now :)
20:49:10kergothyep
20:49:25nodaYeah, damned simple. Oh, the securetty was a good bug to catch before release though :)
20:49:25kergothmark: hell, i have no idea where the old version is, pain in the ass
20:49:26kergothnoda: very
20:49:48noda"Cannot create /dev/null: no such file or directory" (that's part of my bootup)
20:49:58nodaYay, working!
20:50:17nodaMaybe some of these warnings should be worked around, makes for a more encouraging bootup :)
20:50:22markkergoth: oh well.
20:50:29kergothhehe
20:50:29marknoda: you dont have an old verson of ozbase do u?
20:50:32kergothmark: but
20:50:34noda(i.e., not "I don't know what the hell I'm doing here, I'll just start opie and hope for the best", but rather, "Everything is going great."
20:50:37Dessimat0rbooyah! booyah! :D
20:50:39kergothmark: i can walk you through the transition
20:50:45i think optimized is new fully optmized opie/qte oz release at http://openzaurus.sourceforge.net/unofficial/unstable/optimized/ or update from the feed (tested from 2.9.5.5) http://openzaurus.sourceforge.net/unofficial/unstable/optimized/feed/ or or onyx4's at http://onyx4.dhs.org/feed/oz/ or get konq/e at http://131.152.105.154/feeds/ipaq/unstable/konqueror-snapshot-full_0.9.1-20020912.2_arm.ipk
20:50:45nodaibot: optimized
20:50:48markkergoth: how long is it likely to take?
20:50:53nodamark: There's an old version there, in /unstable/optimized.
20:50:53kergothmark: not long
20:50:57kergothah
20:50:58kergothforgot about that one
20:51:19NetNut404_workwhat all is there to get java copied out of the sharp rom?
20:51:20markunoffical/unstable or unstable/
20:51:41kergothmark: the unofficial feed has a slightly older build, use it
20:51:48nodakergoth: Do you get the same error messages as I do when you boot up? Stuff about /dev/initctl, /dev/null...
20:52:04Dessimat0rbrb
20:52:05Dessimat0rpiss
20:52:09nodaAnd this long-standing "urandom start: failed.", "Starting syslogd/klogd: start-stop-daemon: invalid option -- q
20:52:13kergothhehe
20:52:17kergoththe syslog behavior should be fixed now
20:52:23TheMasterMind1hmm
20:52:24kergoththe urandom start stillf ails though
20:52:27TheMasterMind1didn't we fix all those bugs?
20:52:36nodainetd doesn't work properly either, "inetdstart-stop-daemon: unable to start /usr/sbin/inetd: Exec format error
20:52:37TheMasterMind1kergoth: why did you backrev oz-base?
20:52:37kergothTheMasterMind1: not the urandom start failure
20:52:53kergothTheMasterMind1: because latest version had boot menu support.. required it.
20:52:58kergothTheMasterMind1: and i'm not including the bootup menu in this release
20:53:02kergothTheMasterMind1: not enough time to fully test it
20:53:02TheMasterMind1hmm k
20:53:08nodaAnd when starting opie, I think this is new for me: "You seem to already have a /root/Applications directory. Assuming it is the Opie Applications directory. Exiting."
20:53:11TheMasterMind1when is this so called release releasing
20:53:13markkergoth: trying, how do i boot and not start opie?
20:53:21kergothnoda: thats harmless, but we should be 2>/dev/null'ing that
20:53:25kergothTheMasterMind1: asap. i'm working on it now
20:53:40nodaStarting at daemon: atd.\n[: missing ]
20:54:07TheMasterMind1kergoth: cool
20:54:07Dessimat0rwhat is the procedure for doign a complate format of a CF? not just a quick format using mkfs.ext2
20:54:13Dessimat0rcomplete
20:54:14kergothDessimat0r: um.
20:54:17nodaStarting OpenBSD Secure Shell server: sshdThis platform does not support both privilege separation and compression\nCompression disabled" - ooh, I know that one, one-line fix in /etc/ssh/sshd_config
20:54:24kergothDessimat0r: mkfs.blah *is* a format in the normal sense of the word
20:54:33Dessimat0rah
20:54:33TheMasterMind1just disable compression altogether
20:54:33kergothDessimat0r: you dont want to low level format it. trust me.
20:54:38kergothDessimat0r: floppies are different
20:54:42kergothTheMasterMind1: yep
20:54:43nodaExactly. It's not starting with it anyway.
20:54:47TheMasterMind1yea
20:54:55Dessimat0rSometimes, my CF card takes ages to read from and write from
20:54:58Dessimat0rwrite to
20:55:00TheMasterMind1kergoth: hmm, maybe atd's not starting so that's why date settings crash
20:55:03Dessimat0rfor no reason
20:55:05nodaThat fix should be put into the ipk, no?
20:55:06TheMasterMind1<noda> Starting at daemon: atd.\n[: missing ]
20:55:14markkergoth: trying, how do i boot and not start opie?, please, i need this to get my wlan card up to install old oz base
20:55:27TheMasterMind1mark: what oz release
20:55:30Dessimat0rIt seems to be fast for a whilem then it goes suddendly slow
20:55:40kergothmark: um, you cant navigate opie without a stylus? works fine here
20:55:40Dessimat0rfor no reason
20:55:41markTheMasterMind1: i just upgraded it to latest
20:55:42NetNut404_workuggh
20:55:50markkergoth: i can, but konsole aint working
20:55:54Dessimat0rsorry about typing mistakes ;)
20:55:56kergothmark: terminate opie
20:56:07kergothmark: this is oz right? it'll drop you to a prompt
20:56:08TheMasterMind1that will spawn opie-login
20:56:09marksilly me
20:56:16markkergoth: i've been too long not doing this  :)
20:56:17TheMasterMind1does opie-login allow going to console?
20:56:20nodaTheMasterMind1: Only if it's installed :)
20:56:23TheMasterMind1heh
20:56:26kergothTheMasterMind1: yes, it does. new versions anyway
20:56:28kergothTheMasterMind1: works great
20:56:29nodaTheMasterMind1: opie-login isn't installed by default, so it'll drop to a shell.
20:56:29TheMasterMind1cool
20:56:29kergothTheMasterMind1: :)
20:56:36nodaOh, neat :)
20:56:41TheMasterMind1i need to upgrade to this new stuff and check it out
20:56:54kergothTheMasterMind1: i just flashed with todays opie
20:56:54nodaTheMasterMind1: Wait for the image :P
20:56:54kergothTheMasterMind1: tis nifty
20:56:55TheMasterMind1kergoth: stick that initrd.bin you tested somewhere
20:57:10TheMasterMind1in unstable/unofficial/blahb/ah
20:57:16kergothTheMasterMind1: heh, okay, then you can help me iron out the last bugs for the release
20:57:22nodakergoth: Today's opie? Is that with the crossref merges, etc?
20:57:30markkergoth: heh, something segfualted, couldn't log in.  i think i'll leave it until next image..
20:57:36kergothnoda: well, new pim support is avail, but the pim apps don tuse it yet
20:57:41nodakergoth: oh.
20:57:44kergothmark: want a test initrd.bin? :)
20:57:55kergothmark: i need testers to iron out the kinks for this release
20:57:59nodaLike wiring a whole house and only using one network port...
20:58:05markkergoth: won't be able to test till tomorrow evening, but i will then
20:58:08Dessimat0rexplain this ;) I used fdisk to delete all partitions on the CF, rebooted, made a new parition of EXT2, rebooted, used mkfs.ext2 on /dev/hda1 to create a filesystem in the partition, rebooted, ran fsck.ext2, there were file errors on the device
20:58:13kergothmark: k
20:58:20mark(thats 24h)
20:58:22marki'll download now
20:58:24kergothDessimat0r: physical problems on the media?
20:58:25markif i can
20:58:32TheMasterMind1kergoth: does non-root opie work now?
20:58:34Dessimat0rdon't think so, its new
20:58:43Dessimat0ralso... it detected an ext3 superblock
20:58:49TheMasterMind1hmm
20:58:51TheMasterMind1interesting
20:58:51TheMasterMind1heh
20:58:52kergothTheMasterMind1: we're damn close to it, but not quite. if you want to work on that with me, we can probably have it ready in no time
20:58:53Dessimat0rI haven't used ext3 on it
20:59:01TheMasterMind1hmm
20:59:04TheMasterMind1i have shit to do first
20:59:06TheMasterMind1shitloads of shit
20:59:16nodakergoth: Oh, here's a biggie: WAAAY up on top, "Usage: fsck.minix [-larvsmf] /dev/name"
20:59:25TheMasterMind1couple of essays, 4 labs, spanish writeup, reading 8 chapters
20:59:25nodaHeh, maybe that's why it boots so much faster :)
20:59:26TheMasterMind1etc etc
20:59:36kergothnoda: thats gone now
20:59:39kergothnoda: we switched mtdram to ext2
21:00:04Dessimat0rheh, gimme this release now! :D
21:00:09nodakergoth: Oh, um..... uh.... okay, so if I copy all my stuff from ram to sd, mkfs.ext2 /dev/mtdblock6 and copy it back I'll be all good? :)
21:00:12Dessimat0rI'm drooling ;)
21:00:22noda(I REALLY want to do this manual upgrade :P)
21:00:49kergothnoda: yup
21:00:55nodaOkay, doing that now :)
21:01:24Dessimat0rWARNING: MANUAL UPGRADE IS NOT RECOMMENDED:GNINRAW
21:01:33nodaWow, /mnt/card is so much bigger than /mnt/ram... I still can't believe how much stuff can fit on 16 meg of flash and 24 mb of ram :)
21:01:41Dessimat0r;)
21:02:06kergothhaha
21:02:10nodakergoth: I'm not familiar with minix, why was it used, what are the advantages/disadvantages to ext2? :)
21:02:11kergotharghs
21:02:15noda(compared to, that is)
21:02:19kergothnoda: none. minix is a more minimal fs
21:02:25kergothnoda: it was used because busybox had built in tools for it
21:02:32kergothnoda: but we're preinstalling e2fsprogs anyway
21:02:45nodaOh... doesn't busybox have e2fsprogs in it?
21:02:47kergothnope
21:02:51kergothcheck this
21:02:56kergoththe mtdblock6 fstab entry
21:02:56nodaOkay.
21:02:59kergothgets added by oz-base's postinst
21:03:02kergothto the end of the file
21:03:03kergoth!
21:03:05kergothdoh
21:03:15kergothponders
21:03:24nodaErm. So essentially, upgrades are absolutely impossible :P
21:03:28kergothwell
21:03:28kergothyeah
21:03:30kergothuntil i fix this
21:03:32kergothlet me think
21:03:49nodaProbably would save LOTS of effort to tell everybody "back up and flash" :)
21:03:59kergothyes
21:04:02kergothupgrades are a bitch
21:04:03nodaThen lots of Cool Stuff could get coded in :)
21:04:08kergothparticularly with our old ass jffs2 version
21:04:10kergothwhich causes ipgk upgrade to hang
21:04:18nodaThere's a newer jffs2?
21:04:25kergothnoda: we're using 2.4.6
21:04:25nodaWhat IS jffs2, a compressed journalling filesystem?
21:04:27kergothnoda: with 2.4.6's jffs2
21:04:30kergothnoda: yes
21:04:30nodaAh.
21:04:33kergothnoda: which is designed for use on flash
21:04:34nodaCool :)
21:04:37kergothnoda: or toher mtd devices
21:04:44kergothnoda: the 2.4.7 tree in oz bk ..
21:04:47kergothnoda: has the jffs2 from 2.4.19
21:04:51kergothnoda: !
21:04:51kergothheh
21:04:53nodawaits and waits for his "cp /mnt/ram/* . -a"...
21:04:57nodaooh!
21:05:01kergothbut its not tested enough for public consumption
21:05:04kergothno irda support for example
21:05:06nodaDamn.
21:05:06kergothbut other than that
21:05:07kergothit works
21:05:10nodaReally?
21:05:12kergothi'll put up some testing versions later
21:05:12kergothyeah
21:05:16kergothfirst i want this release out the door
21:05:16nodaI'd like to try it! :)
21:05:17kergoththen
21:05:20kergothi'll play with kernels
21:05:25markkergoth: what has irda got to do with jffs2?
21:05:36nodaThat'll be cool - 2.4.6 sucks, doesn't it? :)
21:05:56nodaI've heard of big performance gains with 2.5... will those be apparent on the z?
21:06:15kergothnoda: likely
21:06:27nodaCool :)
21:06:27kergothmark: nothing, just that 2.4.7 includes the newer jffs2, and doesnt include irda support for the Z
21:06:31NetNut404_workis there a walkthough on how to get java out of the sharp rom, and ino the OZ ?
21:06:37kergothmark: whereas the stock 2.4.6 has irda support, but its jffs2 ver is old as dirt and sucks
21:06:40kergothNetNut404_work: no
21:06:41markkergoth: oh, right
21:06:48kergothNetNut404_work: shouldve used the jeode creator on the sharp rom :)
21:06:49markkergoth: i can testify to the fact it sucks :)
21:06:59nodaI've played with PocketPC's a bit. I much prefer opie, but it must be said that they do everything much faster :)
21:07:01kergothmark: yep, ipkg upgrade hangs.. fun stuff
21:07:14Dessimat0rwould it be possible to enable the preemptiveness on the kernel? that is meant to improve performance also
21:07:28kergothnoda: wait for gcc 3.2 + glibc 2.3 + full optimizations + prelinking
21:07:28kergothnoda: opie will *fly*
21:07:31nodaWoo!
21:07:33kergothDessimat0r: not on 2.4.6, no.
21:07:44Dessimat0rwhat about the new kernel?
21:07:46nodakergoth: Then again, gcc3.2 isn't until (if) Sharp supports it, right?
21:07:47kergothnoda: but gcc 3.2 will break our binary compatibility
21:07:56kergothnoda: yep. cause tkc and other binary only apps wont work
21:08:15kergothnoda: but i'll make initrd.bins of it available for testing for those willing to deal with binary incompatibility
21:08:26nodakergoth: Hrm... well, can't speak for other binary only apps, but I'm sure TheKompany would make gcc3.2 versions, no?
21:08:38nodakergoth: I think I'll go for one of those :)
21:08:44kergothnoda: you'd think so. i should talk to shawn
21:09:00kergothnoda: me too. today, i'm adding the ability for the buildroot to download and build a 3.2 + glibc 2.3 toolchain
21:09:03kergothnoda: :)
21:09:06nodaWOO!
21:09:11TheMasterMind1heh
21:09:14nodakergoth: Don't we need a 3.2 cross-compiler? :)
21:09:18kergothnoda: thats what i'm saying
21:09:19TheMasterMind1kergoth's productivity is like soaring today
21:09:23kergothnoda: the buildroot will *build* one
21:09:25kergothnoda: !!
21:09:25kergothheh
21:09:28nodaWow, that's a lot of work for one day!
21:09:30Dessimat0rlol, his HD got trashed ;)
21:09:34kergothyeah
21:09:36kergothi'm playing catchup
21:09:37nodaSo it's gonna get to be what, 2.4 GB in size now? :)
21:09:40Dessimat0rhe would have done more
21:09:41Dessimat0ryup
21:09:51kergothnoda: lol, something like that
21:09:55kergothnoda: its optional
21:09:57nodacan't wait!
21:09:59kergothnoda: so you can use an existing toolchain if you like
21:10:00Dessimat0rlol
21:10:02noda2.4 gigs of goodness! :P
21:10:04kergothhehe
21:10:06kergothnow
21:10:10kergothi need to figure out this mtdblock6 situation
21:10:16nodaI'd much prefer to mount my own.
21:10:17kergothit needs to be added to fstab at postinst time only
21:10:22kergothin case of a -32 or -64 kernel
21:10:25nodakergoth: Why? :)
21:10:27Dessimat0ryou'll have to ship us new ROMs to solder to the board of the Z ;)
21:10:31nodakergoth: Oh :(
21:10:31kergothnoda: cause -32 and -64 dont have mtdblock6
21:10:38kergothnoda: errors on bootup, and we have *enough* of those already
21:10:40kergothnoda: ;)
21:10:47nodakergoth: I'll say.
21:11:01kergothDessimat0r: if you want a full opie install, yep
21:11:06Dessimat0rlol
21:11:10kergothDessimat0r: all of opie is huge nowadayss, no way itd fit in 16mb of flash
21:11:12nodakergoth: Oh, I forgot to mention more bootup warnings :)
21:11:12Dessimat0rthank god I have a CF ;)
21:11:15kergothwhihc is why we only install a few basic apps
21:11:18kergothnoda: more? argh
21:11:18kergothhehe
21:11:22Dessimat0ra 256mb one
21:11:22NetNut404_workkeroth: well I can't go back to the sharp rom now.. so now that I got the rom mounted there should be some way to copy what I need right?
21:11:23xtmdsterOk, I think I'm starting to understand (amazing, huh?). Patch is complaining that the files its looking for aren't in linux/drivers/usb. Mine are actually in linux-2.4.8-10. I already have a link to that named linux-2.4. Should I rename that link or make a second one?
21:11:35kergothxtmdster: cd linux-2.4.8-10
21:11:38kergothxtmdster: then
21:11:39nodakergoth: Right on top, modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module block-major-3\nCould not determine filesystem type for /dev/hda1
21:11:42kergothxtmdster: use -p1 on the patch line, not -p0
21:11:46kergothnoda: oh yeah
21:11:49nodaSame thing with block-major-60 and /dev/mmcda1
21:11:53xtmdsterOk, thanks.
21:12:02kergothnoda: its cause we enabled the fstab opt to do filesystem checking on cf and sd
21:12:06nodaHey, on the other hand it'll be awfully boring booting up when all those warnings are gone :)
21:12:07kergothnoda: but, on bootup, they arent always inserted
21:12:18nodakergoth: I've got sd inserted... that's /dev/mmcda1.
21:12:22kergothnoda: odd
21:12:27kergothnoda: well, i'll remove that option for now
21:12:28nodaIt's ext2.
21:12:54nodaWow, this copying to SD is taking forever...
21:13:04kergothshit
21:13:10nodaWhat? :)
21:13:16kergothshould i put mtdblock6 as the first fstab entry?
21:13:20kergothi need to make the postinst add it
21:13:24kergothbut how? i cant just >> anymore
21:13:25kergothhehe
21:13:36nodakergoth: Bah, just rewrite the entire friggin' thing? :P
21:14:00kergothew
21:14:01nodahave an fstab-noram and fstab-ram?
21:14:06kergoththats horrible
21:14:06nodaYeah...
21:14:10kergothhehe
21:14:10kergothargh
21:14:20kergothwell fuck
21:14:24kergothnoda: can you do me a favor?
21:14:34nodakergoth: Sure, what is it? :)
21:14:34kergothnoda: make mtdblock6 your first fstab entry and make sure nothing falls on its face?
21:14:51nodakergoth: Will do. But I just gotta wait for this copying to finish, it'll only be a couple of minutes.
21:14:55kergothhehe
21:14:56kergoththanks
21:14:59nodaDone
21:15:12nodakergoth: The VERY first?
21:15:15kergothyup
21:15:19kergoth:)
21:15:25nodakergoth: Is that possible? To mount something before /?
21:15:25kergothyes, even before the rootfs
21:15:29kergoththats why i need to test it
21:15:32kergothcause i dunno
21:15:33nodarofl
21:15:33kergothhehe
21:15:48nodaWhatever, I've got absolutely everything backed up :)
21:16:57nodakergoth: Works perfectly.
21:17:16kergothw00t
21:17:17kergothokay
21:17:24kergothpostinst will put it at the beginning then
21:17:25nodaNo warnings in dmesg or anything :)
21:17:28kergothgreat
21:17:58nodaSo, do we go through oz-base getting rid of error/warning messages now? :)
21:18:16kergothfirst i need to put this postinst change in
21:18:16kergothbut then
21:18:16kergothyes
21:18:45nodarofl, I dunno who's responsible for this one, but nanoweb only starts up after opie has been killed :P
21:19:13kergother
21:19:14kergothhaha
21:19:19kergothi'll fix that
21:19:22kergothits a boot order thing
21:19:34kergothsee
21:19:34kergoththe opie startup script
21:19:34kergothdoes a *bad* thing
21:19:34kergothit hangs
21:19:35nodaYeah
21:19:35kergothit never returns until opie exits
21:19:44nodaShould that change? It's not a difficult change, is it?
21:19:44kergothso anything with a higher S#blah # will not start until after opie
21:19:48kergothnanoweb must be S99
21:19:52kergothits a pain actually
21:20:07kergothbecause, if we dont just return, we dont get the niftiness where if you quit opie you get a login prompt
21:20:29kergothi have a solution
21:20:33nodaYeah, S99
21:20:36kergothand that is 1) bootmenu and 2) opie proper vt support
21:20:37kergothbut
21:20:40kergothit wont make it into this release
21:20:51kergothokay, i'll fix nanoweb to start S97 or something
21:21:05nodakergoth: I don't understand... if you make opie start in the background, the prompt will simply be there when opie dies, no?
21:21:08Onyx4|workonyx4 ~/oz/buildroot >> make mrproper
21:21:08Onyx4|workmake[1]: Entering directory `/home/clambert/oz/buildroot/packages/oz-base'
21:21:08Onyx4|workmake[1]: *** No rule to make target `mrproper'.  Stop.
21:21:08Onyx4|workmake[1]: Leaving directory `/home/clambert/oz/buildroot/packages/oz-base'
21:21:08Onyx4|workmake: *** [nodeps_packages/oz-base] Error 2
21:21:11Onyx4|workwith latest bk pull
21:21:17kergothnoda: no. they both start on vt1
21:21:21kergothnoda: they'd overwrite one another
21:21:25nodaAh.
21:21:26kergothOnyx4|work: i know
21:21:28kergothOnyx4|work: just wait
21:21:31kergothOnyx4|work: use clean for now
21:21:32Onyx4|workok :)
21:22:30kergothokay guys
21:22:35kergothbusybox is becoming suid root
21:22:43kergothbecause without it, su and mount dont work right as a user
21:22:44kergoth:)
21:22:52nodaOkay :)
21:23:16nodakergoth: "su" doesn't work right as user? rofl, slight oversight, eh? :P
21:24:19kergothnoda: busybox not being suid means busybox su is running as the user and doesnt have permissions to access the pw database to authenticate you to prompt for the root password
21:24:22kergoth:)
21:24:24kergothso our choices were
21:24:33kergoth1) switch back to tinylogin, and make the tinylogin su binary suid
21:24:35kergothor
21:24:37kergoth2) suid busybox
21:24:54nodakergoth: I know, but wouldn't it be weird as a busybox developer to write code like that?
21:25:00kergothhuh?
21:25:04kergothit has nothing to do with busybox code
21:25:13nodaWell shouldn't it be a separate binary?
21:25:17kergothum
21:25:21kergothbusybox *is* by definition one binary
21:25:28kergothif you want more than one binary you install the original versions
21:25:28nodaI mean, if busybox is suid root, that means being a normal user, doing 'rm -rf /' will work...
21:25:32nodaWhich defeats the purpose.
21:25:36kergoththe whole *point* of busybox is to run as one binary
21:25:37kergothwrong.
21:25:41kergothbusybox protects..
21:25:44kergothit drops permissions
21:25:46kergothfor most binaries
21:25:48kergoththe ones that shouldnt be suid
21:25:50nodaOh, cool :)
21:25:52kergothyep
21:25:53nodaNever mind me then :)
21:25:55kergothjust talked to andersee about it
21:25:57kergothshould work fine
21:26:00nodaGreat :)
21:26:01kergothi was concerned at first too
21:26:02kergothi dont like it
21:26:02kergothbut
21:26:11kergothi dont want to switch back to util-linux's mount and tinylogin
21:26:13kergothcause i like busybox
21:26:14kergoth;)
21:26:19nodabusybox is nice :)
21:26:20xtmdsterThe last four files patched, the first two did not. Any ideas?
21:26:22kergothwe need mount suid too
21:26:28kergothto be able to mount cf and stuff as a user
21:26:30nodaYep
21:26:33kergothspeaking of which
21:26:36kergoththe mount option
21:26:38kergothto mount as a user
21:26:41kergoth'user' or 'users'?
21:26:45kergothi always forget which
21:26:50nodauser
21:26:51kergothi need to add that to the next oz-base package
21:27:58TheMasterMind1fix the ssh thing in there too
21:28:03kergothssh thing?
21:28:05kergothssh works great
21:28:14kergothoh the compression support?
21:28:18nodayeah
21:28:18kergoththats in ssh
21:28:18TheMasterMind1yes
21:28:23kergothi'm working on oz-base now
21:28:25TheMasterMind1diable it in the config
21:28:28nodaOne of those one-line fixes :)
21:28:28TheMasterMind1oh
21:28:30TheMasterMind1right
21:28:34TheMasterMind1rather
21:28:36TheMasterMind1what i meant was
21:28:41TheMasterMind1is that fsck.minix thing fixed
21:28:46TheMasterMind1so its fsck.ext2
21:28:48kergothTheMasterMind1: we dont use minix
21:28:53TheMasterMind1exactly
21:28:57TheMasterMind1yet it runs fsck.minix
21:29:00Onyx4|workit calls fsck.ext2 on my system
21:29:01kergothhuh?
21:29:07nodaI don't suppose anyone here is good at vim regular expressions? (I always forget what to escape...)
21:29:08TheMasterMind1ok, so its fixed
21:29:09kergothTheMasterMind1: no, yoiu have a mtdram thats still minix
21:29:15kergothTheMasterMind1: if you full reset, it'll create it as ext2
21:29:16kergothyep
21:29:24nodaOoh, right, time to recreate my mtdram.
21:29:27kergothnoda: i ahve the same problem. i'm used to perl
21:29:35kergothnoda: so i get escaping wrong in both sed and vim
21:29:53nodaThere must be some kind of perl version of it... I always forget :)
21:30:07nodaI THINK () have to be escaped... and [].... aargh, I have no clue :P
21:30:20nodaedits 6 lines and changes around a dozen or so variables by hand.
21:32:30prpplaguekergoth: you gonna be online in a couple of hours?
21:33:06nodaOoh, guest... brb
21:44:19xtmdsterWhen patch fails can you edit the files to be patched manually?
21:45:07kergothprpplague: yeah, i'm heading home shortly. no plans tonight other than OZ. heh
21:46:29xtmdsterError message was "1 out of 1 hunk FAILED -- saving rejects to file drivers/usb/Makefile.rej"
21:46:48Dessimat0roooh, hunk, thats something I havent heard for a long time ;)
21:46:50Dessimat0rsince the amiga
21:46:51kergothxtmdster: read Makefile.rej, figure out what it was trying to do, and do it yourself
21:47:10hardwirecan I be lewd in here?
21:47:12xtmdsterIt looks like I just have to add one line.
21:47:22hardwireI get msg'ed to shut up when I am lewd in #zaurus
21:47:24xtmdsterOk, thanks kergoth.
21:47:29hardwireso.. I need somewheer to be lewd
21:47:44Dessimat0r#lewd?
21:48:01kergothhardwire: be lewd, we dont mind. besides, i'm leaving. i dont give a shit
21:48:01xtmdsterI don't mind, hardwire. I can't speak for everyone.
21:48:02kergothhardwire: :)
21:48:20hardwireheh
21:48:42xtmdsterIf irc typed the words I was thinking today... hehe.
21:49:08hardwireare you naughty :)
21:49:13Dessimat0ri am
21:49:50xtmdsterNah, I'm just in over my head.
21:52:02nodaGnah... my router just crashed! :(
21:52:07nodadecides that he should really upgrade his motherboard to a non-defective one.
21:52:27hardwireto confirm that my boss wants to keep overfeed me to keep me here
21:52:32hardwirehe just walked in after an all morning meeting
21:52:33hardwire"You all fat and happy?"
21:52:34nodabrb
21:52:38hardwirejej
21:52:39hardwireerr
21:52:39hardwireheh
21:58:19kergoth`outIF YOU SHOULD DIE, DIE IN WINTER!@#%21
21:58:21kergoth`outokay, i'm out
21:58:26hardwireheh
22:06:18cerezuwhere can I find the ar package to satisy the new version of ipkg on the unstable feed?
22:33:27scanlineis away: food
22:42:38cerezukergoth: finally! :)  I finally got it to install on mtdram
22:45:26NetNut404I am getting a buss error when opie tries to start..  any way I can tell whet's wrong?
22:48:09cerezushrug
22:48:12cerezucan anyone help? Invalid cross-device link
22:48:23cerezuI am trying to link a dir to my root dir from my /mnt/ram, and I get this: Invalid cross-device link
22:49:15DaJokercerezu: ln -sf src target
22:49:38cerezuDaJoker: what does -sf do?
22:49:52DaJokerman ln ;)
22:50:26cerezuzaurus doesn't have ln
22:50:47cerezu...
22:50:48cerezuI mean man
22:51:35DaJokerguess you go better find the TFM to R then
22:51:45cerezuDaJoker: when you rm -rf a link, does it remove the link, and not the dir, right?
22:51:52cerezuTFM to R?
22:51:55DaJokeryes
22:52:51DaJokerI wouldn't get in the habit of using -rf with rm though.. can get you in trouble quick
22:53:04cerezuDaJoker: how do I get the icons to appear on opie as a different tab if it installed to my mtdram?
22:53:38cerezuDaJoker: like what ya mean?  accidentally typing * in? :)
22:53:45DaJokercerezu: yep.. that
22:53:46DaJoker;)
22:54:14cerezuDaJoker: I've done it before, it hurts :)  but how do I get a tab and the icons to appear if I installed to mtdram instead of flash?
22:54:47DaJokerhave to link the right .desktop and pic files over
22:55:15cerezuDaJoker: to where?
22:55:57DaJokerhold.. lemme fire up my Z
22:56:17cerezu"/opt/Qtopia/apps/Applications/" ?
22:56:24DaJokersounds right
22:57:06cerezuthe -s creates a symbolic link, and the -f forces it, for ln -sf?
22:57:11DaJokerbingo
22:58:20cerezuhrm, k
22:58:30cerezuwhere do I get TFM to R?
22:58:41tfm is The Fine Product Documentation
22:58:41cerezuibot tfm
22:58:47cerezu: i'm not following you...
22:58:47cerezuibot tfm to r
22:58:54cerezu: excuse me?
22:58:54cerezuibot tfmtor
22:59:00cerezuno excuse!!
22:59:03cerezu..hehe
22:59:19RTFM is, like, Read The Fine Product Documentation
22:59:19DaJokeribot RTFM
22:59:56cerezuumm. .that doesnt help
23:03:07cerezuDaJoker: thanks, got the links working..
23:03:15DaJokerno problem..
23:03:51cerezuDaJoker: also, is opie media player work on opie any good?
23:04:17DaJokergot me..
23:04:24DaJokerI'd imagine it's fine
23:10:39cerezuDaJoker: instead of going through this process each time I install a program to ram, I think I will make a script to link all of the links for me.
23:17:51cerezuDaJoker: if I do "l" > n.txt, and then do "s" > n.txt, will it overwrite the file, or append?
23:20:41TheMasterMind1cerezu: > = write >> = append
23:21:31kergothhey
23:21:36kergothjumps headlong back into the oz situation
23:21:53kergothonly problem is, i cant seem to get ssh'd into my box at work which has my current stuff
23:21:56kergothhrm
23:22:38TheMasterMind1hmm
23:22:40TheMasterMind1uhoh
23:22:41cerezuTheMasterMind1: thanks.
23:23:03kergothjeeze, digi's network is dog slow
23:23:06kergothwtf are they doing
23:23:14cerezuhehe.. installing nano on zaurus
23:23:25kergothnano is nifty
23:23:28kergoththough i never use it anymore
23:23:44kergothaha, i'm into that box
23:23:48kergothfor some reason, the vtun dropped
23:25:25cerezukergoth: does OZ come with libncurses5 installed?
23:25:46cerezukergoth: question is, is the package ncurses the same as libncurses5? or ncurses-base?
23:27:21prpplagueyeeeeeee doggiee! are we having fun or what?
23:29:37kergothcerezu: libncurses5 + ncurses-base ~= 'ncurses'
23:29:52kergothcerezu: actually, ncurses-term + ncurses-base + libncurses5 = ncurses
23:30:03kergothcerezu: the old ncurses package had 4.5 megs of unneeded terminfo entries
23:30:09kergothprpplague: ohhh yeah
23:30:10kergothheh
23:31:23prpplaguekergoth: i don't know about you, but my job's stress level has been throught the rought for last 3 months
23:31:35cerezukergoth: so.  can i just use the new version of ncurses-base to override ncurses?
23:31:36kergothprpplague: same.
23:31:40kergothcerezu: huh?
23:31:45cerezukergoth: or rather, -force-depends
23:31:45kergothcerezu: libncurses5 is the actual library.
23:31:49kergothcerezu: huh?
23:31:58kergothcerezu: libncurses5 Provides ncurses. it satisfies that dependency.
23:32:00cerezukergoth: it had said that it will interrupt with ncurses.
23:32:03kergoth?
23:32:10kergothhas no idea what you're talking about
23:32:12prpplaguepours a bottle of chimay into his "5th annual linux expo" stein
23:32:47cerezukergoth: also, do you know what it means in nano help, M-E to go into pico mode?
23:34:01kergothcerezu: not offhand, no

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