irclog2html for openzaurus on 2002.10.28

00:00:49MarkMorgcould someone pls remind me of the name of the application to enable to zaurus to piggyback onto a PCs internet connection
00:01:54MarkMorgguys - anyone ?
00:02:29TheMasterMind1DocWhat: eh?
00:02:44DocWhatSorry, quoting bits from the Apollo 13 mission to you.
00:02:45DocWhat:-)
00:02:54DocWhatWe do have a problem with fbvncserver....
00:02:55TheMasterMind1MarkMorg: go to settings, aqpkg
00:03:04TheMasterMind1or look in the prerelease folder under feed/
00:03:26MarkMorgthanks
00:04:29DocWhatThe problem is this.  Upon starting the tssimd daemon (which intercepts and passes on touch screen events) it *moves* the /dev/ts to /dev/ts.backup.  Then it creates a pipe called /dev/ts
00:05:35DocWhatThe problem is that qpe already has a filehandle for the symlink /dev/ts.  Since we don't destroy the file, the filehandle is valid and qpe continues to use it.  This means that vnc doesn't work, and the touchscreen usage is sporatic (eventually giving up, because tssimd is reading all the events from /dev/sharp_ts).
00:06:11DocWhatSo, I think the solution is to *delete* /dev/ts and recreate the symlink later.
00:06:42DocWhatThis is obviously unfriendly to *anything* else than might set the /dev/ts to something different, which is why this behaviour was changed by kergoth.
00:06:58DocWhatThat is, we would have to restore it's original behaviour.
00:07:04DocWhatThoughts?
00:07:23TheMasterMind1hmmm
00:07:29TheMasterMind1i don't see any good solutions
00:07:56DocWhatMe neither. :-(  This is less a problem if the package is installed via aqpkg, since it *restarts* qpe...
00:08:20DocWhatbut it is still a problem if it is started or stopped at other times, or installed via CLI.
00:08:52DocWhatI can make the code super careful, double checking that /dev/sharp_ts is there and that /dev/ts is a symlink....
00:09:06TheMasterMind1yea
00:09:08TheMasterMind1that might work
00:09:29DocWhat(and that it is a pipe on stop, of course).  But it's not perfect, and if we ever change the way /dev/ts works, we *must* change fbvnc to match.
00:09:53DocWhatAlright then, I'll write it up and send you the tarball shortly.  You got my previous tarbal?
00:10:09TheMasterMind1yep
00:10:23TheMasterMind1comment the files you change with this stuff
00:10:28TheMasterMind1so we know whats going on later
00:10:36DocWhatBTW: I added gobs of error checking, so this should be an improvement.  Though I notice that IPKG doesn't back out an install if the postinst fails. :-(
00:11:06DocWhatThis is one of the reasons fbvnc would nuke my touch screen on install all the time.
00:11:25TheMasterMind1heh
00:11:30TheMasterMind1i noticed that
00:17:03DocWhatI also fixed permissions.
00:19:34TheMasterMind1col
00:19:35TheMasterMind1cool
00:20:07DocWhatAlrighty, I just need to test this with install, remove and aqpkg.  BTW: Where do I put a package to have it show up in "local IPKG"?
00:20:44nodaMoo!
00:21:46DocWhatIs it possible to restart opie/qpe from the command line?
00:22:20nodaSure.
00:22:27nodakillall -HUP qpe
00:22:37noda(I think :P)
00:22:55DocWhatyou ... think.... hmmm....before I torture all our users, maybe I better check. :-)
00:23:02nodalol
00:23:12nodaAnyway, if it dies you can easily bring it back up by running "qpe" :)
00:23:30DaJokeruse the start/stop script
00:23:41DaJoker/etc/init.d/opie stop && /etc/init.d/opie start
00:23:58DocWhatHmm...is that safe to do mid stream?
00:24:07DaJokermidstream of what?
00:24:15DocWhatWell, while it's running.
00:24:24nodaKilling opie won't wreck your entire ROM...
00:24:41DocWhatI mean, if someone is using the terminal to install something via CLI and opie is killed and restarted....
00:24:43DaJokeropie is just a gui.. it's like restarting X
00:25:57nodaDocWhat: Just to make sure: You do know there's a "shutdown" app, right?
00:26:22DocWhatYeah.  I do.  The problem is that opie/qpe must be told to re-connect to /dev/ts.
00:26:30nodaDocWhat: And if you're making your own package, you shouldn't make it restart opie as part of the script...
00:26:30DocWhatIt'd be cool if all it needed was a -HUP
00:26:40DocWhatI kinda thought that. :-D
00:27:01nodaIt'd probably work, but I as a user would want to kill you :)
00:27:26DocWhatHehehehe....well, you'll have to take a number, if I did that.
00:27:36noda:)
00:30:11DocWhatRats... this isn't working as well as I'd like.  Anyone have a copy of lsof for OZ?
00:30:51DocWhatOh-ho!
00:33:24DocWhatBTW: -HUP just makes qpe act weird, but doesn't cause it to re-open file handles.
00:33:34DocWhat(It complains about being out of memory.)
00:39:48DocWhatIs there a way to run a command on qpe restart?
00:40:35DocWhatIt would have be before the new qpe process actually opens it's file descriptors.
00:42:45TheMasterMind1not sure
00:42:49TheMasterMind1DocWhat: ask in #opie
00:43:01Ghent19ok, looking to put openzaurus on now.  couple quick questions.  Got a linksys WCF12 card, will that work?  Also, have a 128meg pny cf to install from and a PNY 128meg SD card for all my data.
00:43:19TheMasterMind1yea that'll work
00:43:47nodaTheMasterMind1: Heya :)
00:44:19TheMasterMind1noda: yo
00:44:38nodaTheMasterMind1: Just made a sweet function that'll print a table from a DB_result :)
00:44:43nodaTime to test it :)
00:46:16TheMasterMind1ok
00:57:46nodaWhee! :)
00:57:52TheMasterMind1noda: show me
00:58:08nodaTheMasterMind1: http://www.adamhooper.com:4243/oz/admin/faq.php
00:58:22nodaTheMasterMind1: The first table is auto-generated from three lines of code. Really big lines, but only 3 :P
00:58:28nodaTheMasterMind1: include/db.inc has the function
00:58:42nodaMessy, I'll clean it up as I implement it in other places and find out which nuances are most important.
01:01:25nodaSee? Just made a second table :)
01:01:44nodaWhat other things should show up on faq.php? It should be a list of "problem FAQs".
01:05:19TheMasterMind1noda: heh
01:05:40Ghent19ok, waht kernel do you reccomend for oz 2.9.5.5  I have a 128 meg sd card, so should i grab the zimage64?  also, is it ok to grab the kernel under 2.9.4 since sourceforge doesnt have on listed with latest initd and stuff
01:05:50nodaTheMasterMind1: Notice the indenting too :)
01:06:13TheMasterMind1hmm
01:06:18TheMasterMind1they're not links
01:06:19TheMasterMind1heh
01:06:30nodaWhat aren't?
01:06:32TheMasterMind1thats what sucks about having a generic table making thing like that
01:06:35TheMasterMind1the questions aren't links
01:06:47nodaThe IDs are.
01:06:53nodaTheMasterMind1: Links are easy to make.
01:07:08nodaTheMasterMind1: I just loathe all the blue, that's why I didn't make them links :P
01:07:15TheMasterMind1the ids are hard to click on
01:07:23nodaOkay, will make the questions links then.
01:07:26TheMasterMind1the blue looks good :)
01:07:33nodaIn moderation :)
01:08:21nodaDone
01:08:41nodaTheMasterMind1: Note the use of format_plain_text() in the "submitter" field :)
01:08:55TheMasterMind1also, the text "id" in the th isn't rightaligned
01:09:06nodaOkay, will have to fix that.
01:09:25nodaSHIT! Just found a XSS vulnerability.
01:10:02nodaI've allowed questions to be html-formatted. And they're printed out there. That's the one place where admins can't verify them since they're already printed.
01:10:02TheMasterMind1noda: something's broken
01:10:08nodaTheMasterMind1: What's that?
01:10:23TheMasterMind1go submit a faq
01:10:32TheMasterMind1Notice: Undefined index: categories in /mnt/hdb1/mine/oz_website/admin/faq_edit.php on line 62
01:10:40TheMasterMind1missing quotes or something
01:10:42nodaTheMasterMind1: Okay, will fix
01:10:43TheMasterMind1err no
01:10:47TheMasterMind1yea its just undefinied
01:10:54nodaTheMasterMind1: No, just no categories selected so it's undefined. Thought I checked that :)
01:11:02TheMasterMind1ah you're right, its displaying unchecked html
01:11:05TheMasterMind1not a good thing
01:11:18TheMasterMind1huh
01:11:20TheMasterMind1i'm confused
01:11:34TheMasterMind1when you preview, that's showing unchecked html too
01:11:43nodaTheMasterMind1: No it's not. You can't preview without checking it first.
01:11:49TheMasterMind1not sure what XSS vunerability is
01:12:20nodaTheMasterMind1: It's a stupid name. It's called cross-site scripting because its first showing was somebody putting an <img> tag for a giant purple elephant from another site.
01:12:26nodaIn one of those "guestbook" thingies.
01:12:40TheMasterMind1i see
01:12:49TheMasterMind1bad html basically
01:12:51nodaNowadays it's much more focused on javascript and stuff. If you trust a site and it's got a bug, somebody can take advantage of that to seriously screw you over :)
01:12:54TheMasterMind1i see what you're saying
01:13:43nodaFor example, let's say MS has a cross-site scripting bug and somebody exploits it. He could put up some activeX control that requests to be installed when you go there. You being the numbskull MS follower you are, you click on "Accept". You've just installed a virus.
01:14:11nodaAs for this $_POST["categories"], though, I'm stumped :P.
01:14:30nodaAh, no I'm not
01:15:23nodaTheMasterMind1: Try again.
01:15:24TheMasterMind1if (empty($_POST["categories"])) { echo "you suck"; }
01:15:43TheMasterMind1yea works
01:15:46nodaGreat :)
01:19:13Ghent19damn, my fingers are to big, how the hell do you hold down the c d and hit full reset on back at same time?  =P
01:19:53nodaGhent19: That's the fun part :)
01:20:20jmhodgeshehe
01:20:21nodaGhent19: You have to devise a contraption that can hold the C and D so you can use your other hand to hit the reset button. Or grow a thumbnail long enough to cover them :)
01:20:26jmhodgesLOL
01:20:35nodaisn't cutting his left thumbnail until OZ3 comes out :)
01:21:09Ghent19umm, i just did it, the lights came on for like 5 secs and turned off, is that bad?
01:21:31TheMasterMind1Ghent19: you're missing initrd.bin
01:21:33TheMasterMind1or its corrupt
01:21:35TheMasterMind1or something
01:21:41nodaGhent19: Don't worry, everything's fine.
01:21:46nodaGhent19: But it's not flashing.
01:21:49TheMasterMind1just fix and reflash
01:21:50nodaIt doesn't like you.
01:23:25jmhodgesmy Z HATES me, but after a few sessions with a therapist and ritual beatings every night, it know loves, adores and fears me
01:23:26nodaTheMasterMind1: How's the style on faq.php?
01:23:34jmhodgess/HATES/HATED/
01:23:39nadavjmhodges: haha
01:23:39Ghent19damn, still doing it
01:23:58TheMasterMind1good
01:24:10nodaGhent19: Is the file named "initrd.bin"?
01:24:13nodaGhent19: Does it md5sum properly?
01:24:24Ghent19ill try to dl again
01:24:30nodaWhat's the filesystem on the CF card? Is the CF card certainly plugged in properly?
01:24:37nodaGhent19: No need to download again, just check the md5sum.
01:25:03Ghent19im in winblows, does that have md5?
01:25:12nodaUm.
01:25:21nodaOkay, you gotta reprioritize. Get Linux, THEN do stuff with your Z :)
01:25:22nodabeams.
01:25:32jmhodgeslol
01:25:42jmhodgesGhent19: theres an md5 exe for ya
01:25:48jmhodgesGhent19: just google md5sum
01:25:51Ghent19heh, i got linux. dont know if my usb cf read/writer works in it ;)
01:25:52jmhodgesGhent19: itll pop up
01:26:09nodaTheMasterMind1: Could you please check the style on faq.php?
01:26:14jmhodgesGhent19: dude you can make it :-D even my weird multi-card kodak one does!
01:26:20nodaGhent19: They all do :)
01:26:23jmhodgesGhent19: just usb storage usually
01:26:29TheMasterMind1noda: i think it'd be better if you have the boxes leftpadded and other stuff just left aligned
01:26:32nodaMy SDDR-75 works
01:26:34jmhodgestheres a few hw specific drivers
01:26:43TheMasterMind1the centering looks awkward
01:26:45TheMasterMind1hmm
01:26:49TheMasterMind1how do you spell that
01:26:52chouimatnoda: it's the SDDR-73 that you ned
01:26:53nodaTheMasterMind1: Erm. You liked it yesterday :)
01:27:00nodaTheMasterMind1: "weird" :)
01:27:09nodachouimat: What's the difference? Mine's got a higher number :)
01:27:30TheMasterMind1heh
01:27:39chouimatnoda: the SDDR-73 is the CF, MMC/SD reader
01:27:50jmhodgessounds like mine
01:27:54nodaTheMasterMind1: The problem is, sometimes the tables are small and sometimes they're big - can be a big waste of space to pad.
01:27:54jmhodgescept i think it can do.. dammit
01:27:57Ghent19ooh, its a brighter light on leds this time
01:28:00jmhodgesthat OTHER mem type
01:28:00nodachouimat: It reads SD???
01:28:04Ghent19musta been a bad dl
01:28:05jmhodgesthe on used on camera
01:28:06chouimatnoda: yes
01:28:06jmhodgess
01:28:09TheMasterMind1noda: shrug, whatever
01:28:10jmhodgesAH memory stick ?
01:28:12TheMasterMind1noda: yea, its fine
01:28:17nodaDamn! Mine reads something else, but not SD :)
01:28:27TheMasterMind1noda: more space after the first table and befor ethe second caption
01:28:28chouimatthe 75 is smartmedia?
01:28:28nodaIt's got this really thin slot the length of the CF slot :)
01:28:32nodaYeah
01:28:38nodaI guess
01:28:48chouimatand the 77 is memory stick
01:28:49nodaTheMasterMind1: Okay
01:29:37chouimatnoda: the 75 i smartmedia
01:30:01nodaTheMasterMind1: Like that?
01:30:44TheMasterMind1yep
01:30:45TheMasterMind1great
01:30:46chouimatnoda: the 73 was very hard to find in Quebec City, cost me 10$ more than the 75 and the 77 but I don't care
01:30:56Ghent19looks like its going good now..  ok guys, now that its to late to make a diff, i asked this above and didnt see response ;)  was it ok to take the 2.9.5 initrd and a kernel from 2.9.4?  there was no kernels listed at SF for latest ver..
01:31:09nodaTheMasterMind1: I'll do the right-aligning ID stuff tomorrow. It's in my TODO.
01:31:13TheMasterMind1ok
01:31:15TheMasterMind1hehe
01:31:23TheMasterMind1don't need to link the ids either
01:31:25TheMasterMind1the question is enough
01:32:01nodaI'd prefer to link the IDs in case the question is mysteriously empty somehow (always 5 ways to fall back if something goes wrong, that's my policy)
01:33:07chouimatnoda: what new?
01:33:10Ghent19how long should it take to flash?
01:33:20chouimatGhent19: 3 weeks :)
01:33:25Ghent19it seems like it :P
01:33:36nodachouimat: Nothing...
01:34:13TheMasterMind1Ghent19: 3-12 mins
01:34:20Ghent193-12? lol
01:34:27chouimatnoda: my brother searched for the SDDR-73 in montreal and was unable to find it (they have all the others models but not that one )
01:34:27nodachouimat: You?
01:34:28TheMasterMind1yep
01:34:40nodachouimat: I just picked up the first thing I could find (my Z was unuseable)
01:34:43chouimatworks works works works
01:35:10chouimatnoda: I borrowed my father's SDDR-31
01:35:51chouimatnoda: how much for the 75?
01:36:07nodaAck! Why can't I connect to ssh.sf.net?
01:36:29nodaAaaargh!
01:36:45nodaTheMasterMind1: If you can connect to sf.net, could you please do a cvs up in /home/groups/o/op/openzauurs/htdocs/oz_website? :)
01:37:14TheMasterMind1Connection to openzaurus.sf.net closed by remote host.
01:37:14TheMasterMind1Connection to openzaurus.sf.net closed.
01:37:15TheMasterMind1wtf?
01:37:44nodaDamn.
01:37:46nodaThat's what I get
01:38:39nodaAfter making that sweet new function, too...
01:40:58Ghent19hrmm, /me always get nervous while voiding warranty on $300 toys rewriting a flash...
01:41:01kergoth`zzzyawns
01:41:02kergoth`zzzhey guys
01:41:07nodakergoth`zzz: Hallo! :)
01:41:14kergoth`zzznoticed SF is down i take it
01:41:17kergoth`zzzfun stuff, that
01:41:19nodakergoth`zzz: Notice the 'search' function? :)
01:41:25kergothyes, i saw that when the site was still up
01:41:27kergothlooked good
01:41:28kergoth:)
01:41:34nodaThe site's down now?
01:41:40nodaSucky.
01:41:41kergothsf is.
01:41:50nodahttp://www.adamhooper.com:4243/oz/ has it, as well as the new FAQ admin page :)
01:42:39nodaI can still do CVS stuff on it...
01:43:32kergothodd
01:44:36nodaAh well, I'll fix the 'categories.php' to use my new table function while I'm waiting for it to come back up
01:46:21tux_mikekerg: still havin problems with the netsetup/
01:46:51kergothhavent tested it since ben changed interfaces to be in a lib, which he believed would fix the proble
01:46:54kergothm
01:47:57cboksourceforge it up
01:48:03cbokis..
01:48:24kergothcbok: back up?
01:48:28cbokyup
01:48:33kergothnice
01:48:42cbokkergoth - you need someone to test the net netapp?
01:48:58kergothyes, someone needs to test the wireless setup in current networksetup from opie cvs
01:49:14cbokk
01:49:23kergothto confirm it no longer crashes. (note: *must* verify that you can override the ip config on the wireless interface with a static configuration)
01:49:38Ghent19hrmm, scared now.. i think its been over 12 min flashing..
01:49:38cbok:-)
01:50:14kergothGhent19: if it doesnt finish soon, it likely never will. in which case you've got an issue with your card
01:50:30Ghent19its a PNY 128 meg cf
01:50:37Ghent19brand new today, and formatted FAT
01:50:43kergothwith -F 16?
01:50:50kergothif you didnt specify that, it means nothing.
01:51:00Ghent19i formatted it in winbows.
01:51:07Ghent19it was choice of FAT or FAT32
01:51:13kergothno guarantees.
01:51:22kergothit *must* be fat16
01:51:25Ghent19waht happens if this doesnt work then?
01:51:27kergothsingle partition
01:51:32kergothnothing, you just reflash again
01:51:37Ghent19can i just reformat and try again
01:51:38Ghent19?
01:51:42kergothyes
01:51:45kergothlike i said
01:51:48kergothjust reflash
01:51:49Ghent19ok, thats good. i just dont want it dead for good :P
01:51:59kergothnot possible to do that flashing oz
01:52:11kergothis opssible to do that (though unlikely) flashing the sharp ospack file
01:52:50Ghent19hrmm, k, gonna run to store quick, then ill boot up linux and see if ican get my usb flash writer working in there and reformat and stuff
01:53:19nodalol
01:53:19Ghent19so should i just turn it off if its still going? or unplug? or waht?
01:54:29nodaTheMasterMind1: You're gonna have me, but I've TEMPORARILY gotten rid of the right-alignment of IDs in categories.php. Will fix it properly tomorrow.
01:54:46nodaActually, since I can't do a CVS update, guess it doesn't show up :P
01:56:14Ghent19booting linux and store run, bbl
02:02:48TheMasterMind1kergoth`bbl: opie doesn't compile
02:03:08ljpcompiles here
02:04:05TheMasterMind1In file included from wlanimp.cpp:20:
02:04:05TheMasterMind1../interfaces/interfacesetupimp.h:4: interfacesetup.h: No such file or directory
02:04:10TheMasterMind1network setup dies
02:04:24ljpyou need a new Makefile and to ./configure
02:04:32chouimat*BELCH*
02:05:12TheMasterMind1ljp: i did..
02:06:14TheMasterMind1i don't even have that file.. interfaces/interfacesetup.h doesn't exist
02:07:09TheMasterMind1./configure -xplatform oz
02:09:10ljpmake sure the line noncore/net/networksetup/interfaces is in Makefile
02:11:45TheMasterMind1its not
02:11:52TheMasterMind1i cvs upped the file
02:14:38ljpshould be on line 87
02:14:45Ghent19ok, back.. What device does a usb card reader usually come up as?
02:14:48Ghent19in linux
02:15:48jmhodgessda1
02:16:00jmhodges/dev/sda1
02:16:17Ghent19k, what cmd do u use to format in fat16?
02:18:00ljpa usb card reader really uses a scsi interface?
02:18:07roge99mkfs.msdos -f 16
02:18:08TheMasterMind1# Default link type (static linking is still be used where required)
02:18:10TheMasterMind1that's my line 87
02:18:18Ghent19ive never used usb in linux, so i know nothing ;)
02:18:23ljpopie Makefile ?
02:18:24TheMasterMind1oh wait
02:18:29TheMasterMind1NONNET = noncore/net/networksetup/interfaces noncore/net/networksetup \
02:18:30TheMasterMind1its there
02:18:53Ghent19doh, dont got a mkfs.msdos...  gentoo may be to streamlined...
02:19:02ljpconfiguring should create that header from a ui
02:19:34ljpoh, well. .withgentoo, its easy enough to emerge anything.. no hunting the net
02:19:37Ghent19and, no sda*  what do i need compiled in kernel?
02:20:49jmhodgesGhent19: i belive scsi support (MAYBE) but definitely USB storage
02:20:56Ghent19k, im looking now..
02:21:05Ghent19do not have mass storage in kernel.
02:21:10Ghent19ill recompile..
02:21:14jmhodgesright toss taht in there :)
02:22:57Aimioanyone in?
02:23:15jmhodgestons
02:23:20Aimio:)
02:23:47AimioIs openZ intended to be more secure, for working online - not just running as root
02:23:53DaJokerTheMasterMind1: well.. getting farther in my moz compile.. damn thing still depends on glib and libIDL even with qt it seems.. so, I had to build libIDL first.. but it's compiling now..
02:24:11Aimio& how can I get files onit from linux? have to use sync soft?
02:24:34ljpftp port 4242, or scp
02:25:27Ghent19hrmm, im hoping this will work.... my usb hub is a MAC studio display monitor ;)
02:25:33Aimiothx
02:26:22jmhodgesGhent19: heh it will :-D
02:26:35jmhodgescrosses his fingers for Ghent19
02:26:57Ghent19lol
02:27:23Ghent19it wouldnt be bad if i was on my mac, but im running a funky converter from ADC->DVI and its powered off computer USB ;)
02:27:37jmhodgeslol
02:27:52jmhodgesi have no idea what you mean by that
02:27:54jmhodges:-D
02:28:00jmhodges<-- clueless
02:28:09jmhodgesim just a user dammit :)
02:28:14Ghent19well, the mac Studio flatpanels dont work in intel boxes by default
02:28:16jmhodgesargh stupid "deleted" modules
02:28:23korn_freakso heres  the popular question... when should we see this final bug and oz3 final be released?
02:28:31Ghent19had to buy an ADC to DVI converter for it to work.
02:28:36jmhodgesGhent19: ah, so what is ADC and DVI ?
02:29:08NetNut404_PDAwhat is the final bug they are speaking of?
02:29:19Ghent19adc is apple "something" connector.  DVI is another videa adaptor, but it comes on a lot of cards along with the typical vga port...
02:29:33jmhodgesGhent19: Ahhhhhh!
02:29:39Ghent19apple display conector and digital video input i think?/
02:29:42jmhodgesis somewhat more enlightened
02:29:44jmhodgesthanks Ghent19
02:29:44Ghent19not sure though
02:30:46jmhodgesGhent19: hehehe thats plenty of info
02:31:51NetNut404_PDAanyone here know how to get qtjim to work as a yahoo messenger?
02:32:30NetNut404_PDAis unfamilliar with jabber
02:32:34ljpya something like that :)
02:32:42ljpwhoops
02:33:00jmhodgesheh
02:34:21Ghent19ok, got card reader working, now i gotta find a mkfs for fat16 on gentoo =P
02:34:35jmhodgesmkfs???
02:34:42jmhodgesah n/m
02:34:51jmhodgesfeel like refreshing the mother :)
02:35:05Ghent19i need it fat16 formatted
02:35:23jmhodgesGhent19: indeed
02:35:55jmhodgesGhent19: can you do a pkg search
02:36:36Ghent19nothing found in portage
02:36:43jmhodgescause in lunar its the dosfstools module
02:36:47Ghent19ahh
02:36:50Ghent19ill check there
02:36:56jmhodgeslvu website dosfstools
02:36:56jmhodgesftp://ftp.uni-erlangen.de/pub/Linux/LOCAL/dosfstools/
02:37:08Ghent19gentoo has that one
02:37:12Ghent19was searching for mkfs
02:38:07Ghent19woo! looks like that worked
02:38:53jmhodgeshehehe
02:38:55jmhodgessame here
02:39:00Ghent19figurs, openzaurus is down yet, (site.)
02:39:04jmhodgesGhent19: whats the search command in Ghent19 ?
02:39:16Ghent19emerge -s blah
02:40:37Ghent19ok, whats teh reccomened kernel to get? i got a 128 meg SD card, should i get the 40-24 or the 64
02:41:47beattieTMM1: if anybody is interested, when building from a new bitkeeper clone, opie is incomplete and does not build, I'm trying to figure out how to fix it
02:44:49Ghent19crosses fingers and attempts to flash again
02:46:08Ghent19damn, only one led comes on
02:46:23jmhodgesGhent19: did you...
02:46:31jmhodgesGhent19: but the AC adaptor into your Z
02:46:35jmhodgesGhent19: directly
02:46:37Ghent19AC is in
02:46:45jmhodgeshrm..
02:46:46Ghent19yeah
02:46:50oz faq is http://www.openzaurus.org/oz_website/faq/browse.php
02:46:50jmhodgesibot oz faq
02:46:55jmhodgestrying to remember
02:46:59jmhodgesit sounds like a bad name
02:47:04jmhodgesbut i cant remember exactly
02:47:06jmhodgesfile name that is
02:47:17Ghent19initrd.bin right?
02:47:28jmhodgesyep
02:47:37Ghent19thats what i got
02:47:44jmhodgesan zImage
02:47:47Ghent19tarsis dos # ls -l
02:47:47Ghent19total 15274
02:47:47Ghent19-rwxr-xr-x    1 root     root            5 Oct 27 21:12 bootflag.txt
02:47:47Ghent19-rwxr-xr-x    1 root     root     14811135 Oct 27 21:13 initrd.bin
02:47:47Ghent19-rwxr-xr-x    1 root     root       825964 Oct 27 21:15 zImage
02:47:53jmhodges.....
02:48:14jmhodgesum
02:48:37jmhodgescrap i cant remember
02:48:44jmhodgescan anyone else remember?
02:48:50jmhodgesOOH
02:48:54jmhodgesGhent19: try this
02:49:21jmhodgesGhent19: hit C+D, then hit full reset and let go of full reset WITHOUT letting go C+D for a sec or two
02:49:29jmhodgesGhent19: taht may do it
02:49:31Ghent19k
02:50:09Ghent19ooh, looks like that worked
02:50:12Ghent19both leds on
02:50:53jmhodgeshehehe sweeeet
02:50:55Ghent19prays it flashes this time ;)
02:50:59jmhodgesdid that MANY MANY TIMES
02:51:08Ghent19last time i had formatted the CF in win.  but didnt work
02:55:28Ghent19bets the guy with the bright idea to hold down both c and d has tiny tiny fingers and hands...
03:00:53chouimatGhent19: have you something called a mouth? so stick the stylus in it and use both hand to hold down c and d :)
03:01:25Ghent19lol
03:01:51Ghent19its still some damn conspiracy :P
03:01:56chouimat|tvor find a third hand :P
03:02:19Ghent19is fearing again... its almost been 12 min
03:02:36beattieiuse my thumb to hold both down at once
03:05:27Dessimat0rthey make it hard, eh? ;)
03:05:46chouimat|tvDessimat0r: :P
03:05:57Ghent19ok guys. im stumped... its been 15 min flashing..
03:06:05jmhodges!
03:06:05Ghent19any ideas waht can be wrong?
03:06:32Dessimat0rcorruption of the image?
03:06:47Ghent19this is 2nd time its happened
03:06:59Dessimat0rsounds liek a faulty CF
03:07:01Dessimat0rlike
03:07:08Ghent19currently i got the files on a PNY 128M CF  brand new out of box today
03:08:03Ghent19it reads and mounts fine in both win and lin
03:08:12Dessimat0rHmm
03:08:20Dessimat0rI'd do a reformat, just to be on the safe side
03:08:26Ghent19i have a 128M SD card in now as well, should that be taken out to flash?
03:08:28Dessimat0rit might have a weird cluster size
03:08:40Ghent19i did mkdosfs -F 16 /dev/sda1
03:09:05Dessimat0rGhent19: Take out all unnecessary stuff, can't hurt ;)
03:09:19Ghent19k
03:09:27Ghent19waht kernel do you reccomend?
03:09:37Ghent19i think i did the 48-16
03:10:51Dessimat0r64-0, I store all my stuff on CF anyway
03:11:40Ghent19k
03:11:45Ghent19does this look ok?
03:11:53Ghent19mkdosfs 2.8 (28 Feb 2001)
03:11:53Ghent19logical sector size is 512,
03:11:53Ghent19using 0xf8 media descriptor, with 250080 sectors;
03:11:53Ghent19file system has 2 16-bit FATs and 4 sectors per cluster.
03:11:53Ghent19FAT size is 244 sectors, and provides 62389 clusters.
03:11:54Ghent19Root directory contains 512 slots.
03:11:55Ghent19Volume ID is 3dbca46a, no volume label.
03:12:25Dessimat0rno idea, not familar with filesystems
03:12:29Ghent19im also checking for bad blocks now
03:12:49Dessimat0rk
03:14:36Ghent19all right, dled the 64 kernel this time.. i plan on using the sd 128 card anyways,  got a wcf12 card for net
03:14:42Ghent19check out ok
03:15:41kergoth`bbl was last seen on #zaurus 4 days, 12 hours, 32 minutes and 22 seconds ago, saying: morning all [Wed Oct 23 08:43:19 2002]
03:15:41DocWhatibot seen kergoth`bbl
03:17:29Ghent19ok, trying a 3rd time ;(
03:18:50Dessimat0rGhent19: it could be that your reset button is stuck down at the back, happened to me ;)
03:19:15Ghent19would the leds come on even if it was stuck?
03:19:32Dessimat0rThey did on mine ;)
03:19:35Ghent19hrmm
03:19:51Ghent19but i did hit it again, and it booted sharps rom fine
03:20:01Ghent19after i gave up last time
03:20:35Ghent19does it have to be in normal operation to flash?
03:20:41Ghent19im still in replace batt
03:21:57DocWhatWhere is the source code for 'qpe' in the buildroot-oz?
03:22:42DocWhatI need to make a change to it, so it'll re-open /dev/ts on a -HUP or something similar.
03:24:28Dessimat0rqpe? its in the opie build root isn't it?
03:24:58DocWhatI assumed, but I can't find a Makefile rule to build it, or a (convenient) file named qpe.cpp
03:25:30Dessimat0ri think its been integrated into libopie
03:25:38DaJokerDocWhat: probably a question better asked in #opie then
03:26:03DocWhatYeah....integrated into libopie, eh?
03:26:08DocWhathow annoying.
03:26:42Ghent19Dessimat0r: does the zaurus have to be in normal operation mode to flash?
03:26:57TheMasterMind1DaJoker: yo, how goes it
03:28:34DocWhatIt's apparently in QT.
03:31:01TheMasterMind1DocWhat: depends
03:31:10DocWhatTheMasterMind1: It looks like the only true solution is to fix/alter qpe. :-(
03:31:10TheMasterMind1opie's binary is named qpe
03:31:37DocWhatfbvncserver causes ALL touchscreen to fail when the package is removed.
03:31:40DocWhat:-(
03:31:44TheMasterMind1ick
03:31:53Ghent19it didnt work again....  ;(
03:32:16DocWhatNo kidding.  I figure the best solution is to alter qpe to re-open /dev/ts when HUP'ed or USR1'ed or something similar.
03:32:33DocWhatI'm trying to find the source for qpe.
03:34:51beattieI'm trying to build from the bitkeeper sources and I seem to be missing qpe, but it seems to be looking for it under opie
03:35:20beattiebuildroot/build/opie/include/qpe/version.h
03:35:29DocWhatDid you get the compiler as in docs/BUILD?
03:35:38beattieyes
03:35:43TheMasterMind1beattie: sounds like a patch didn't apply cleanly
03:35:50TheMasterMind1one of the patches fixes that iirc
03:36:01TheMasterMind1or it didn't extract opie sources before compiling qte
03:36:14DocWhatI had weird problems when I didn't have all the tools installed: automake, etc.
03:36:17TheMasterMind1beattie: when does it error with that.. while compiling what
03:36:36beattieTMM1: compileing opie
03:37:01TheMasterMind1hmm
03:37:09TheMasterMind1try make SUBDIRS=packages/opie clean package;
03:37:44beattieI started for fresh clean bitkeeper sources
03:38:38Ghent19ok guys, ive tried 3 times to flash on OZ, no go.... any ideas?
03:39:06DocWhatGhent19: I missed the beginning.  What's the symptoms?
03:39:07kergothGhent19: 90% chance its your card or the filesystem on the card
03:39:08TheMasterMind1Ghent19: whats not working
03:39:29TheMasterMind1kergoth: you been reading about this problem DocWhat's been trying to solve?
03:39:37kergothno
03:39:41kergothi've been cleaning my house
03:39:49DocWhatmorning kergoth. :-)  How's it going?
03:39:51Ghent19ok, got a PNY 128m card, brand new..  mkdosfs -F 16 /dev/sda1 to format it...  put on initrd, kernel and bootflag,
03:40:08DocWhatGhent19: filenames?
03:40:09Ghent19the leds come up, but waiting for 20 min each time and its still not doen
03:40:19Ghent19initrd.bin zImage  bootflag.txt
03:40:20TheMasterMind1Ghent19: hmmmm
03:40:24kergothGhent19: check the md5sums on the image
03:40:52beattiemake SUBDIRS=packages/opie clean
03:40:53beattiemake: *** No rule to make target `nodeps_packages/opie', needed by `nodeps_sub_dirs'.  Stop.
03:40:59DocWhatkergoth: So, fbvncserver... I fixed the scripts and such, and discover why the original package requires a reboot....
03:41:01TheMasterMind1thats not good
03:41:09TheMasterMind1beattie: did you use bk to grab the tree?
03:41:10kergothbeattie: opie isnt enabled in your .config
03:41:14TheMasterMind1you need to do bk -r co -q
03:41:21kergothbeattie: enable freetype, then enable opie
03:41:31TheMasterMind1hmm, or that
03:41:35Ghent19wheres the md5 listed on source forge?
03:41:35beattiekergoth: ok
03:41:40Ghent19i got tarsis dos # md5sum initrd.bin
03:41:40Ghent19039e12288676870878c1020d2a9309c2  initrd.bin
03:41:45kergothGhent19: those images are old. and the md5sums arent available
03:41:49i heard oz prerelease was http://openzaurus.sf.net/official/unstable/20021019_1336/
03:41:49kergothibot oz prerelease
03:41:51kergothget that
03:41:56Ghent19k
03:43:22DocWhatkergoth: Basically, qpe has the /dev/sharp_ts (via the symlink /dev/ts) file open and is reading TS events from it.  Well, the tssimd goes and adds redirection by removing the /dev/ts link, and putting in a pipe.  The problem is that until QPE is restarted, QPE and tssimd fight over who gets the events.  Result: erratic touch screen.  Worse, after a restart (which forces qpe to open the new pipe /dev/ts) if you now uninstall tssimd/fbvncserver
03:43:39Ghent19kergoth: dling those now
03:44:09DocWhatkergoth: Original fbvncserver fixed this by adding the /etc/rc?.d links, but not starting anything till reboot.  If you uninstalled it, you'd loose touchscreen (till reboot).
03:45:03DocWhatMy proposed solution is to alter qpe to re-open /dev/ts upon a Signal.  HUP looks like it is being used for something (I get a "Out of Memory" dialog), so I guess I was thinking USR1 or USR2
03:45:27beattiekergoth: opie was enabled, but freetype was not, I'm building now
03:45:44beattiebut getting errors
03:46:23kergothDocWhat: USR1 is used by qt/e and everyone else in the world as the interface of notification on VT change
03:46:27kergothDocWhat: so thats out.
03:46:30Ghent19ok, trying a fourth time.... =P
03:46:52DocWhat*sigh*  USR2?  how about SEGV? *evil grin*
03:46:57kergothhah
03:47:03kergothUSR2 afaict isnt used
03:47:13kergothcheck qt/e sources and qtopia sources both to be certain
03:47:36chouimat|tv*BELCH*
03:47:43kergothfrankly, we should probably stick to the original design whereby a reboot is required
03:47:54Ghent19kergoth: does it have to be in normal operation to flash, or is replace battery ok?
03:47:59kergothas i doubt this functionality will be needed by anyone else but us (the reopen of ts)
03:48:05DocWhatkergoth: Doesn't fix the touch screen not working after you remove the package.
03:48:06kergothGhent19: read and follow the instructions.
03:48:25kergothDocWhat: ?
03:48:31kergothso make it correct the links on uninstall
03:48:35kergothnothing will be happy until you reboot again
03:48:40kergothnature of the beast
03:48:51DocWhatkergoth: It does.  That's right.  When the links are fixed, the touchscreen stops working altogether.
03:48:57kergothyes, it will
03:48:59kergothuntil you reboot
03:49:01DocWhatUntill reboot/restart.
03:49:01kergothlike i said
03:49:04kergothyes
03:49:09DocWhatWe are in violent agreement.
03:49:14kergothindeed
03:49:24Ghent19kergoth, do u need the bootflag.txt on cf?  one site i read says it did, but its not mentioned on the link you pasted
03:49:39chouimat|tvkergoth: I want OZ3
03:49:41kergothGhent19: i didnt paste a link, i dont know what you've been smoking
03:49:43kergothchouimat|tv: me too
03:49:53DocWhatYou don't think it's worth worrying about?  If that is the case, then I have a final tarball (and a batch for Makefile) all done for fixing the fbvncserver.
03:50:01Ghent19well, you had ibot give me one
03:50:12kergothDocWhat: yes. i dont believe the reopen of ts on a signal will be something that will be useful for anyone but us
03:50:15kergothGhent19: that wasnt instructions.
03:50:16chouimat|tvkergoth: how is your non-recursive buildroot?
03:50:21kergothGhent19: that was a url to the image itself. RTFM.
03:50:28Ghent19i backspaced to main site, then rtfm
03:50:36kergothGhent19: huh?
03:50:41DocWhatkergoth: Not a problem. TheMasterMind1: expect a tarball and patch soon.
03:50:42kergothGhent19: FAQ points you to the official sharp flash instructions
03:50:44Ghent19http://openzaurus.sourceforge.net/oz_website/content/installguide.php
03:50:46kergothGhent19: read the fucking docs
03:51:01Ghent19i have. many times.  
03:51:06kergoththen you're blind
03:51:12kergothit tells you precisely what bootflag.txt is for
03:51:21kergothif you'd like i can go there and paste it for you
03:51:53chouimat|tvkergoth: just say: you need zImage,initrd.bin and bootflag.txt and shaddup
03:52:28kergothcould do that
03:52:29chouimat|tvrb
03:52:36kergothi prefer to ensure there's comprehension first
03:52:39kergothjust my deal
03:52:50kergothGhent19: read the original OZ faq. the installguide is in dire need of improvement
03:52:54hmmm... oz faq is http://www.openzaurus.org/oz_website/faq/browse.php
03:52:54kergothibot oz faq
03:53:54kergothibot: message for noda: add information regarding bootflag.txt, pasted verbatim from sharp's flashing instructions, to the official oz install guide. its lack is confusing end users.
03:54:47kergothmutters about whomever did the install guide
03:54:50kergothhas another drink
03:55:14roge99hey kergoth how goes it
03:56:33kergothnot too bad. been a slow, lazy weekend in which i accomplished very little outside of hanging out with friends and drinking
03:56:36kergothyou?
03:57:04roge99hockey , more hockey , then some dinken then more hockey
03:57:09kergothhah, fun]
03:57:36beattieopie is still not building "/home/beattie/OZ/buildroot/build/qt-2.3.4-beta2/bin/uic: error while loading shared libraries: libqutil.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
03:57:50roge99my kid got to have a scrimmage thing between periods at the local hockey game today
03:58:41kergothbeattie: you need libqutil on the desktop. for now, until we get a staticly built uic
03:59:29roge99kergoth:  so hows 3.0 doing
03:59:55kergothits been fairly solid, pending opie bugfixes for about a week or two
03:59:57beattieany clue on where to get libqutil
04:00:00kergothcouple minor kinks here and there
04:00:07kergothbeattie: check the qt packages in your distribution
04:00:11kergothbeattie: what distro
04:00:14roge99do you have it up as a pre-relaese
04:00:19hmmm... oz prerelease is http://openzaurus.sf.net/official/unstable/20021019_1336/
04:00:19kergothibot oz prerelease
04:00:29beattiedebian
04:00:31kergoththats the latest. nothing changed from there to current bk afaicr
04:00:39roge99ok ...
04:00:52kergothbeattie: apt-get is your friend. sudo apt-get install libqutil1
04:04:57DocWhatAnyone: Does the multiuser stuff work yet?  I tried to add a user: When I log in, it show the Opie (please wait) screen, then dumps me back to the login screen.
04:05:54TheMasterMind1DocWhat: heheheh
04:06:00TheMasterMind1DocWhat: oops :)
04:06:09TheMasterMind1DocWhat: did you add that user to all the necessary groups?
04:06:15TheMasterMind1we don't have permissions worked out yet
04:06:17neale'lo.
04:06:23DocWhatTheMasterMind1: Uh....which groups?  It was in some groups by default....
04:06:30kergoththe default groups + disk
04:06:33kergothafaicr
04:06:36NetNut404_PDAIs there a way to get konq to play java applets?
04:06:41DocWhatdisk?????
04:06:54kergothibot: message for umopapisdn: add disk to the default groups for OZ
04:07:01Dessimat0rtheres something going around in the sky here, its making a really high pitched humming sound
04:07:07kergothDocWhat: assuming you want to be able to fdisk :) but that shouldnt be required to load opie
04:07:09Dessimat0rnot liek a helicoper or plane
04:07:11Dessimat0rlike
04:07:20nealemaybe something spraying for mosquitos?
04:07:26Dessimat0rand the noise comes and goes
04:07:29nealeor maybe they're coming to get you.
04:07:32Dessimat0rrofl
04:07:38DocWhatkergoth: don't need fdisk.  Just want to get to the launcher.  
04:07:41kergothneale: shh! dont tell him
04:07:43Dessimat0rwerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
04:07:46Dessimat0ris the noise
04:07:56kergothDocWhat: then default users *should* be fine. i havent tested it, and cannot confirm it'll work
04:07:59DocWhatDessimat0r: If you're in texas, those'd be the mosquitos.  Everything's bigger in Texas.
04:08:05Dessimat0rlol
04:08:06nealeso I submitted a FAQ entry, but I don't know if it made it anywhere or not.
04:08:08Dessimat0rin the UK ;)
04:08:16Dessimat0rits really loud too
04:08:27DocWhatkergoth: I have, it doesn't.  I'll file a bug.  I was hoping to set up syslog before the weekend was out, but I'm running out of time. :-(
04:08:27nealeman, he's not kidding.  Mosquitos in Texas are freakin' *huge*.
04:08:47kergothDocWhat: its not a bug, its a missing feature
04:08:52kergothDocWhat: and i've never claimed it works
04:08:55DocWhatHeh. :-)
04:08:56NetNut404_PDA Is there a way to get konq to play java applets?
04:09:00kergothDocWhat: which is why oz 3.0 wont include usermanager or opie-login
04:09:01kergothheh
04:09:08DocWhatkergoth: Bummer.
04:09:12kergothnot by default
04:09:15kergothjust install them
04:09:17DocWhatI thought it was a neat idea.
04:09:20kergothdood
04:09:21DocWhatoh, okay.
04:09:21kergothit works
04:09:23kergothit can be done
04:09:27DocWhat?? It works for you?
04:09:28kergothbut it hasnt been written up
04:09:29kergothor confirmed
04:09:31kergothor tested
04:09:33kergothor verified
04:09:37kergothi know 2 people who have it working
04:09:45DocWhatgrr....I'll double check, but it's not for me.
04:09:53kergothso if you want to work it out, feel free. but i never made any guarantees.
04:10:03DocWhatI guess I'll set up syslog and trouble shoot it.
04:10:09kergothotherwise wait for me to write it up
04:10:23DocWhatkergoth: I was thinking about adding some stuff: unison, less, and diff (which ipkg kinda needs, sort of)
04:10:35kergothfeel free
04:10:52kergothI'm trying to find a minimal diff implementation to get pulled into busybox
04:10:55nealeI'd be in favor of diff.
04:10:58nealeuhhh
04:11:00kergothmjn3 found the minix diff
04:11:04nealeuh oh, this isn't good.
04:11:05kergothwhich was minimal alright
04:11:09kergothbut lacked unified diff support
04:11:11kergothwhich blew
04:11:22kergothso that didnt make it into busybox
04:11:23kergothheh
04:11:24DocWhatUnfortunately, I only have ASM (x86) miniture diffs from my days at TurboLinux.
04:11:46DocWhatYou can compile gnu diff pretty tight, with the right options.
04:11:50nealeya know, tomsrtbt just includes lua, and then he writes freakin' everything in lua
04:11:56nealehe might have a diff program written in it
04:12:05DocWhatshudders.
04:12:08kergothew
04:12:17nealeno like lua?
04:12:29DocWhatLets go one better.  We can throw everything away and write it all in scheme!
04:12:36kergotheww
04:12:37nealewell that'd be okay with me
04:12:45nealeI dig scheme
04:13:06kergothjust because a language is cool doesnt mean it meets the needs in question
04:13:08kergothheh
04:13:19nealeokay
04:13:26nealejust offering my two pence :)
04:14:02Dessimat0rgah, where the hell did the term 'thats my 2 cents' come from anyway? its lame!
04:14:07Dessimat0r;)
04:14:38DocWhatneale: Actually, I do to, but don't tell anyone. :-D
04:15:37Dessimat0rand when people write messages on messageboards, they always have to put at the end '-<name>' or something else like that, when it clearly shows their name to the left
04:15:43DocWhatTheMasterMind1: You now have an email for the fbvncserver.  It fixes (hopefully) all of the problems.  I think the one about the touchscreen using the wrong alignments might have been due to not restarting.
04:15:52kergothDessimat0r: theyre used to email
04:16:01Dessimat0ri see ;)
04:16:39DocWhatAny suggestions on which package to use as a "template" for a new package?
04:16:48DocWhatMaybe grep?
04:17:21kergoth?
04:17:25kergothgrep isnt converted to the new format
04:17:28kergothits useless
04:17:33kergothlook at ipkg
04:17:38DocWhatok
04:17:53kergothipkg if you only need to build a single ipk
04:18:01kergothncurses if you need to build multiple ipks from a given source
04:18:05kergothor ssh
04:18:25DocWhatKuel.
04:18:26beattieopie build fails "../interfaces/interfacesetupimp.h:4: interfacesetup.h: No such file or directory"
04:18:38TheMasterMind1beattie: yea, same here
04:18:43TheMasterMind1go to packages/opie/Makefile
04:18:45TheMasterMind1edit it
04:19:01TheMasterMind1    $(MAKE) -C $(SourceTree)/noncore/net/networksetup/interfaces
04:19:02TheMasterMind1    $(MAKE) -C $(SourceTree)
04:19:11TheMasterMind1add the first line above the second
04:20:00DocWhatkergoth: Would it be okay to have developer access?  Or should I send changesets to you or TheMasterMind1 for inclusion?
04:20:48kergothsend them to kergoth@handhelds.org for now.
04:20:50kergothwe'll seei
04:20:54DocWhatok
04:20:56kergoths/ei/e/
04:22:32DocWhatI knew what you meant.  You prefer gnupatches or changesets?
04:22:59kergoth?
04:23:16DocWhatFrom BK.  You can email changesets or gnu patches (aka diffs).
04:23:17prpplaguekergoth: ewww, when did you stoop so low to get a hh.org email address?
04:23:23nealeso, penny for your thoughts or "my 2 cents" goes back to this newspaper in london that paid 2 cents for op-ed columns
04:23:28nealeway back, like, hundreds of years ago
04:23:30kergothbk's send/receive functions are crap
04:23:32kergothdont use them
04:23:38kergothuse bk export -tpatch
04:23:45DocWhatokay-dokay.  done deal.
04:23:54kergothi want a changeset yes, but in a normal gnu patch form
04:23:56kergothk
04:24:52TheMasterMind1neale: heh
04:27:39Dessimat0rgn
04:28:04kergoth`zzzlater
04:35:41celloboyhow do i kill the suspend-on-idle?
04:55:05TheMasterMind1celloboy: in the light and power
04:55:07TheMasterMind1settings
05:01:45DocWhatTheMasterMind1: Going to submit a new bug:  addressbook: selecting from the menu View->Unfiled is the same as View->All (ie, all contacts).
05:03:32TheMasterMind1don't
05:03:34TheMasterMind1that's not OZ
05:03:35TheMasterMind1that's opie
05:03:37opie bugs is, like, http://opie.info/bugs/
05:03:37TheMasterMind1ibot opie bugs
05:03:41TheMasterMind1submit it there
05:03:59celloboyTheMasterMind1: there's no option to actually turn the suspend thing off, is there? just dim the light instead
05:04:14DocWhatTheMasterMind1: So OZ isn't tracking these?
05:05:21TheMasterMind1no
05:05:25TheMasterMind1we don't track or fix them
05:05:30TheMasterMind1celloboy: yea
05:05:34DocWhatrolls eyes.
05:05:54TheMasterMind1DocWhat: you wouldn't tell debian about an error in gnome would you?
05:06:02DocWhatYes. and I do.
05:06:09TheMasterMind1you're just weird then
05:06:25DocWhatAnd when I worked at TurboLinux, users told us about bugs in everything.  We tracked them, and fixed them, or pushed them upstream.
05:06:28celloboyso there's no way to just have the z do NOTHING after any amount of time idle?
05:09:39DocWhatOkay, I filed a bug with Opie, too.
05:10:53DocWhatTheMasterMind1 : Not weird, I just believe that as the maintainer of a distribution, that I am responsible for all bugs.  Sure, I may not solve all my self, but I'll track them to make sure they either are fixed or the users are told about it.
05:11:55TheMasterMind1i don't mind you telling me about it, that's good so i know whats up, but don't submit to oz bug tracker, submit it to opie's
05:12:21TheMasterMind1and most of us work on both oz and opie so we see the bug reports, its just easier if they're in the right place
05:12:46DocWhatIt's in both, and the OZ one mentions where the Opie one is.
05:13:16myuuis there any possible way i can get opera w/o reinstalling the zaurus rom?
05:20:53TheMasterMind1myuu: hmm, yes...
05:21:05TheMasterMind1you can download the sharp rom, mount it, and extract it
05:23:12myuuwhat do you mean by mounting it?
05:31:07myuu...
05:32:18jmhodgesi have no idea myuu
05:32:35myuulol, pokes TMM1
05:34:30TheMasterMind1?
05:34:36TheMasterMind1you can mount it
05:34:40TheMasterMind1figure it out :)
05:35:38TheMasterMind1        mkdir $(sharproot_tmpdirname); \
05:35:38TheMasterMind1        losetup -o $(sharprom_offset) /dev/loop0 $(sharprom_build); \
05:35:38TheMasterMind1        mount -t $(sharprom_fstype) -o loop /dev/loop0 $(sharproot_tmpdirname); \
05:35:40TheMasterMind1use loopback
05:36:44TheMasterMind1sharprom_fstype=cramfs
05:36:45TheMasterMind1# this could be calculated from the table in the image
05:36:45TheMasterMind1# or by greping for "Compressed ROMFS" near the start of a block ie:
05:36:45TheMasterMind1# expr `strings -t d OSPACK | grep "Compressed ROMFS" | sed -e 's/ .*//'` - 16
05:36:45TheMasterMind1sharprom_offset=1835008
05:37:27myuuno...thinking bad...
05:37:27myuuany zaurus emulator out there
05:37:58TheMasterMind1i just gave you the commands!
05:38:04TheMasterMind1unless you're running windows..
05:38:23myuuoh, of course, why didnt i think of that
05:38:30myuulol, thanks man
05:38:42TheMasterMind1mkdir /zaurusimage; losetup -o 1835008 /dev/loop0 OSPACK; mount -t cramfs -o loop /dev/loop0 /zaurusimage
05:39:22TheMasterMind1see, its easy :)
05:41:44myuuomg
05:41:49myuubeautiful man
05:47:06TheMasterMind1myuu: :)
05:53:38stonagehey, I'm trying to run the zimage-64, installing all the apps on a my sd card, but it seems ipkg keeps trying to a .list file to a sub-directory /usr/lib/
05:53:46stonageis there any way to change that behavior?
05:55:32plastikls
05:55:36plastikwoops
05:56:22TheMasterMind1Onyx4: sup!
05:56:26Onyx4hey
05:56:36Onyx4what's new
05:56:47Onyx4i'm on vacation until thursday
05:56:55Onyx4been travelling :)
05:57:35TheMasterMind1cool
05:57:45TheMasterMind1Onyx4: whats ben's networksetup app ipk called?
05:57:50Onyx4running a new kernel for my desktop now
05:57:58Onyx4it's much better
05:58:13Onyx4I switched all my drives from reiserfs to xfs
05:58:19TheMasterMind1heh
05:58:19TheMasterMind1cool
05:58:27TheMasterMind1hmm
05:58:28Onyx4http://members.optusnet.com.au/ckolivas/kernel/
05:58:32TheMasterMind1whats this stupid ipk called
05:58:39Onyx4i'm running ck10+aa+xfs+supermount
05:58:49Onyx4ck10 is basically preempt+lowlatency patch
05:59:16TheMasterMind1niice
05:59:23TheMasterMind1supermount is great
05:59:34Onyx4oh yeah that's one reason I went with that
06:00:05TheMasterMind1any idea what the ipkg filename is?
06:00:08TheMasterMind1for ben's app
06:06:15Onyx4damn I have a problem again
06:06:21Onyx4I think it's this vm patch
06:06:29Onyx4I copy a file, then the file copy hangs
06:06:36Onyx4cpu spins at 100% in system time
06:06:49Onyx4I'm gonna have to reboot and rebuild a new kernel without the vm patch
06:17:56myuuseg fault =(
06:19:30TheMasterMind1ibot message for kergoth: network setup segfaults no more! i did have some issues compiling and running it though, you have to run make inside the interfaces/ dir first, and that copies the libs to opiedir/plugins/networksetup so you have to edit the makefile inside wlan/ to look there for the interfaces lib, then when you install the ipk, it installs the interfaces lib in /opt/QtPalmtop/plugins/networksetup and the app can't find
06:19:30TheMasterMind1 have to change the library path for it to run. but, when it does finally run, no segfaults!
06:19:49TheMasterMind1ibot message for kergoth: have to change the library path for it to run. but, when it does finally run, no segfaults!
06:21:28TheMasterMind1alright guys
06:21:28TheMasterMind1later
06:21:38TheMasterMind1new OZ really really soooooooooon
06:23:55stonewhen you guys copy from to an sd card, what kind of transfer speeds do you see?
07:09:51LordVanPicoBot: oz prerelease
07:09:52PicoBoti heard oz prerelease was http://openzaurus.sf.net/official/unstable/20021019_1336/
07:17:01prpplagueevening there Onyx4
07:17:07LordVanhi all
07:17:38Onyx4man my system is so hosed
07:17:57Onyx4I hope it's what I think the problem is cause otherwise I have no idea
07:18:48LordVan?
07:19:21Onyx4well my system gets failures to allocate memory
07:19:29Onyx4and file copy hangs on big files
07:19:45Onyx4I think what caused it is cause I added a swap partition but with same priority so that it's load-balanced
07:22:47Onyx4so far it's working, crossing my fingers that it was that
07:27:54LordVanOnyx4: almost sounds like bad ram..
07:27:58LordVanbut swap might be too..
07:28:03LordVandownload memtest86 ;)
07:30:18Onyx4nah my system was running fine before a) I changed to a new kernel and b) I added a striped swap
07:30:21Onyx4so I think it's b)
07:30:31Onyx4so far I've copied bunch of gigs and it hasn't hung
07:37:40LordVan:)
07:37:57Onyx4mmm this is weird, now it hung up after, but then I closed a couples of windows, and the transfer resumed
07:37:59Onyx4so weird
07:38:30LordVanmaybe you should really test your hd and/or your ram for errors..
07:39:02Onyx4nah my system's been working fine forever, just started using this new kernel recently with xfs
07:39:08Onyx4and it's got preempt+lowlatency
07:39:14Onyx4so I'm thinking it's something to that
07:39:21Onyx4now it hung up again
07:40:50LordVanOnyx4: xfs has some bugs ..
07:40:54LordVanOnyx4: i switched back to reiserfs..
07:40:55Onyx4I think I'm gonna hve to rebuild a standard kernel
07:40:58LordVancuz i lost data with xfs..
07:41:02Onyx4and forget about lowlatency+preempt
07:41:13LordVanmight be worth trying ;)
07:41:24LordVanis away(brb)
07:42:59Onyx4that really sucks
08:35:14oz prerelease is http://openzaurus.sf.net/official/unstable/20021019_1336/
08:35:14AndyQ|Workibot oz prerelease
09:45:48Onyx4opie doesn't build for me
09:53:15prpplagueOnyx4: then don't try to build it :)
09:55:44Onyx4I need do, I did a mrproper :)
09:57:04Onyx4heh looks like what was causing my problem with xfs, was pre-empt
09:57:12Onyx4everything I tried disabling and the problem was still there
10:11:50coupFYI, for anyone who is interested and here, not sleeping, I just got a mail back from Hancom RE Hancom Word, they recoomend using the Sharp ROM to use it without it Bus Erroring, but as so many people are looking to use OpenZaurus, they'll look into it.  Excellent :)
10:12:10coupright, i'm late for work, later all
11:50:32Gfxhello
11:50:51Twiunyowdy
11:50:57Gfxdoes anyone use the FB-VNC server with Open Zaurus ?
11:51:44datenpunkhello I have a problem flushing my 5500G to openzaurus - am I right here?
11:51:54Gfxdatenpunk : sure
11:52:31datenpunkgfx: thanks - when I follow all instructions I end up with both lights flushing (turning on and of)
11:52:45Gfxoki
11:52:50Gfxthen ?
11:53:34datenpunknothing happens - it would blink hours - nothing happens - the sharp rom stays
11:54:31Gfxdoes the leds ever turn off completly ?
11:55:24datenpunkno - not since the last 30 minutes
11:55:29smad|wGfx: iirc there's a problem with fbvnc and oz and /dev/ts
11:55:48Gfxsmad|w : argh, any way to work around it ?
11:56:09Gfxdatenpunk : ooopss, that's a problem indeed. what did you put on your CF ?
11:56:48datenpunkI took initrd-2.9.5.5.bin and bootflag.txt from 2.9.5.5 (oz3 b10.5.5).
11:56:54datenpunkI took zImage-40-24 from 2.9.4 (oz3 b10.4)
11:57:02datenpunkyes I renamed the files :)
11:57:08smad|wsomeone was in here talking it over with TheMasterMind1 last night - cant remember who - a new ipkg to be released soon though
11:57:12Gfxthese files are old
11:57:40Gfxdatenpunk : donwload the files again here : http://openzaurus.sourceforge.net/official/unstable/20021019_1642/
11:57:53smad|wsomething to do with fbvnc moving /dev/ts but the kernel already having a filehandle for it so things break - cant remember exactly
11:58:00Gfxok
11:58:10GfxI really need this server
11:58:33Gfxbecause whenever I turn my Z off (suspend mode), then I turn it on back, it hangs when put on the craddle
11:58:58GfxI can see it on my network only if I did not suspend it since the last reboot
11:59:08Gfxand that's quite annoying when I want to test some apps :)
11:59:19datenpunkGFX : this snapshot isn't there the latest are 20021011_1237/    20021011_1518/  20021011_1801/
12:00:05Gfxsorry
12:00:06Gfxit was : http://openzaurus.sourceforge.net/official/unstable/20021019_1336/
12:00:29datenpunkthanks a lot - I#ll give it a try :)
12:01:27Gfxgood luck :)
12:06:26Gfxhi
12:06:32mrwoodyhi
12:06:35news is Python v2.2 Overhaul is coming to a head.
12:06:35mrwoodyibot: news
12:06:44oz prerelease is probably http://openzaurus.sf.net/official/unstable/20021019_1336/
12:06:44mrwoodyibot: oz prerelease
12:06:50i think oz release is 2.9.5.5 was the last release, 3.0 will release really really soon. use prereleases for now.
12:06:50mrwoodyibot: oz release
12:59:45datenpunkhello - has anyone followed what I talked with GFX (sl-5500G flashing leds)?
13:02:06datenpunkok - is there any guru who may help me with a strange behavior when flashing a sl-5500g?
13:19:18datenpunkALL : Question - are there known problems when flashing with a 64 MB PQI card?
13:21:05JasonNJreformat the card as fat-16
13:21:17JasonNJyou might need to use fdisk to repartition
13:21:20JasonNJthen reformat
13:21:26JasonNJthen copy over the files
13:21:30JasonNJthen try flashing again
13:21:54JasonNJfdisk can be downloaded from http://www.zauruszone.com/feed
13:22:02JasonNJits an ipkg
13:22:18JasonNJrequires embeddedkonsole or terminal to run
13:22:19AndyQ|WorkDoes anyone know if IRDA on OZ works out of the box or do I need to install something extra - specifically beaming inages from WinXP to the Z?
13:24:15datenpunkJasonNJ : I did that - after mounting the device showed up as vfat - but that is because of the fstab I guess?
13:31:22Twiunhiya Jason
14:27:05bipolarhmmm..... very quiet in here....
14:27:27oz prerelease is http://openzaurus.sf.net/official/unstable/20021019_1336/
14:27:27bipolaribot: oz prerelease
14:27:38AndyQ|Workshhhhhh - be vewy vewy qwiet we awe huntin wabbits......
14:28:27bipolarheh
14:30:24AndyQ|Workseriously - we've got a whole heap of rabbits just outside our coffee bar here at work - fantasic while in boring meetings - something to do :)
14:31:27AndyQ|Workjust need a shotgun and hey - rabbit stew :)
14:37:41bipolarAndyQ|Work: Why isn't your fixed package manager in the unstable feed? :)
14:37:55bipolarI still have the one with the upgrade bug.
14:38:29AndyQ|Workbipolar: coz no-ones rebuild it yet
14:38:35AndyQ|Workrebuilt
14:38:55bipolarwell... thats logical... :)
14:39:45AndyQ|Workbipolar - version 0.6 (which is the latest code in CVS - just a different version number) is available from my feed - http://andyq.myby.co.uk/feed
14:40:50AndyQ|Workalthough for some reason my provider isn't letting me get to it at the moment :(
14:41:37AndyQ|Workor try the direct download - http://andyq.myby.co.uk in download section
14:43:51Cranchyou can never win :P
14:43:55Cranchhehe
14:44:37Cranchanyone even awake?
14:45:10TwiunYup
14:45:17Cranchsweet :)
14:45:25Twiunjust waiting for my fish-and-chips to arrive
14:45:28Pietearghh! no 3.0 yet?!
14:45:31Piete:/
14:45:39Cranchis there anyway to upgrade to the OZ 3 prerelease from an early one?
14:45:51Cranchapkg won't update my list of packages...
14:46:51CranchI can get the Zauruszone feed up...but not the OZ3...
14:48:04AndyQ|WorkCranch: The feed has changed: try http://openzaurus.sourceforge.net/feeds/official/unstable/feed
14:48:46Pieteyo ljp_work
14:49:18Cranchthanks AndyQ|Work
14:49:24AndyQ|Workcrach: np
14:49:44ljp_workwhat up?
14:50:31Cranchshould I just exit opie to run the ipkg update/upgrade?
14:51:16AndyQ|WorkI would - but be warned it will take a VERY VERY VERY long time (like about 1 - 1 1/2 hours) due to a jffs bug - its better and quicker to flash at the moment
14:52:08Cranchdamn :)
14:52:15CranchI already started it..oh well :P
14:53:28CranchAndyQ|Work: I just did it and it restarted just fine...
14:53:43Pieteyo AndyQ|Work
14:54:28AndyQ|Worklo Piete
14:55:02fiftyvoltsHas anyone had an issue with the optimized version of OZ where ones $PATH is incorrect
14:55:04PieteI can not wait for OZ 3.0 anymore.. And I'm not gonna use the prerelease :(
14:55:14fiftyvolts(i'm with you Piete)
14:56:06AndyQ|WorkPiete: why not use the prerelease? I have and its pretty good - only issue I have is it can lock if you resume while its on the cradle but there is an easy workaround for that (remove from cradle before resuming)
14:57:02Dessimat0rlo all
14:57:18AndyQ|Worklo
14:57:32Dessimat0rwhat other bugs were found in OZ? ;)
14:57:33fiftyvoltsis away: I'm busy
14:57:43Pietelo Dessimat0r
14:58:09PieteAndyQ|Work: ok... How is its wireless? I can't find any details on its wireless guts..
14:58:35Dessimat0rbrb, getting Pot Newdle
14:58:39Dessimat0rlol
14:58:43AndyQ|WorkUnfortunatly I don't have wireless yet - but coup has just got an Netgear MA701 which works well and other reports say its fine
14:59:11DaJokerlinksys works fine as well
14:59:14PieteAndyQ|Work: cool.. Do you perhaps know if it uses wlan_ng, or some other system?
14:59:25DaJokeruses an older version of hostap
14:59:25PieteDaJoker: cool!
14:59:25AndyQ|WorkPiete: not a clue
14:59:45PieteDaJoker: hostap? ok, I'll check it out :)
15:00:25AndyQ|WorkDaJoker: Quick question - can OZ currently receive files over irda (out of the box) or do I need to install something first - coz its not working sending a jpg from winXP (connection refuse d by Z)
15:00:51DaJokerI believe you need to obex-apps
15:01:03DaJokerto install that is
15:01:39AndyQ|WorkAhh - wasn't sure if obex was part of OZ and the apps were other things - I'll do that tonight (don't have cradle at work :( )
15:02:07PieteDaJoker: cool! hostap looks nice! Does kismet work outofthebox with it?
15:02:20DaJokerPiete: it's been reported to, yes
15:02:29DaJokerI haven't actually played with it at all
15:02:43Pieteawesome,, I just might flash prerelease right now :)
15:03:20DaJokerthe prerelease really is stable..
15:03:47PieteI'll just rtfm first :)
15:04:27DaJokerthere won't be much of a difference between prerelease and 3.0.. just some aqpkg enhancements, and a non-segfaulting networksetup
15:04:58AndyQ|WorkDaJoker - will the hang on resume (if Z in in cradle) be fixed?
15:05:00DaJokerand of course, any other opie fixes/enhancements that occur up until 3.0 is built
15:05:33ljp_workyour Z suspends in the cradle?
15:05:36DaJokerAndyQ|Work: I'm not real sure as I'm not familiar with the issue.. I heard kergoth saying something about it, however, I'm not sure if he found a solution
15:05:44Pieteljp_work: mine never does
15:06:41AndyQ|Workljp_work: yup my Zaurus suspends fine when in cradle, its just that if its in the cradle when you resume then it hangs when the USB connection is established and you have to soft boot - if you remove it from the cradle, resume and put back its fine
15:07:14DaJokerwhy would you suspend in the cradle?
15:07:30PieteAndyQ|Work: ahh, then it shouldnt happen to me.. I have to manualy initiate the USB connection (no hotplug here)
15:08:46AndyQ|WorkDaJoker: When I want to switch it off and leave it to charge (overnight)
15:09:10AndyQ|WorkThis is under XP btw
15:09:21Pieteahh
15:09:41AndyQ|Workbut I think Dessimat0r experiences it on Linux (but don't know which version)
15:10:11Dessimat0rI don't have Linux installed?
15:10:12Dessimat0rlol
15:10:21Dessimat0rWindows XP I experience it on
15:10:33CranchYou should have linux installed... :P
15:10:50Dessimat0ri would have if the bloody thing would install with this RAID ;)
15:11:02Pietehehehe
15:11:13Dessimat0rtried Gentoo and Mandrake so far, both fail to install
15:11:32PieteDessimat0r: Slack-ware! Slack-ware! :) Slackware rules :)
15:11:37Dessimat0rit dosen't have a driver for my Highpoint riad
15:11:40Dessimat0rlol
15:11:52Dessimat0rI have been told by other people to 'make one'
15:11:56Dessimat0rheh, fat chance
15:12:06Cranchno shit :)
15:12:10Dessimat0rlol
15:12:27PieteDessimat0r: with slack you start with a very basic kernel, (no raid support), then you set it up after everything is installed...
15:12:45Cranchgentoo too :P
15:12:48Cranchdon't leave me out!
15:13:01Piete :)
15:13:09PieteI have not yet tried gentoo
15:14:33CranchI LOVE it
15:15:04Pietehmm, to flash OZ, i need zImage and initrd.bin on the CF root right? /mnt/cf/ ?
15:15:08Cranchanyone using tckRadio>
15:15:18CranchPiete: and bootflag.txt
15:16:02Pieteok...
15:16:05Pietewish me luck..
15:17:11Cranchgood luck :)
15:17:18AndyQ|Workgood luck.
15:17:31Cranchanyone seen these screenshots yet?
15:17:31Cranchhttp://www.zauruszone.farplanet.net/invboard/index.php?act=ST&f=9&t=4085&s=349098132fa122a55c71e8fa209943f5
15:17:32Pietehehe
15:17:37Cranchof the Crystal Icons...
15:18:10Dessimat0rsweeet
15:18:19Pietehmm, for   2.9.5.5 (oz3 b10.5.5), I only see "initrd-2.9.5.5.bin", but no zImage..?
15:18:20Cranchno shit
15:18:25Dessimat0rmaybe we can get the Opie team to use these instead of their icons
15:18:34Pieteyea, its pretty (the crystal icons_)
15:18:35oz prerelease is http://openzaurus.sf.net/official/unstable/20021019_1336/
15:18:35Cranchibot: oz prerelease
15:18:40Cranchget the stuff in there...
15:18:43Pietek
15:18:58Pieteahh
15:19:00Pietebetter
15:19:02Cranch:)
15:19:14Cranchremember to rename your initrd and zimage to just initrd.bin and zImage
15:19:19Cranchit'll piss you off if you don't :)
15:19:46Cranchanyone made an ipkg of the icons yet?
15:19:49Cranchthat'd be sweet :)
15:20:08Cranchi'm too lazy to browse through the 900+ icons in the folder to find ones I like...
15:20:28PieteCranch: ehehe
15:20:51Cranchbrb...got to run bring the girlfriend to an interview...
15:20:54Cranchbe back in a few shakes...
15:21:40Dessimat0rk
15:21:48Pietedoes my CF card have to be a specific format?
15:22:00Dessimat0rfat16
15:22:08Pietecool
15:22:10Dessimat0ryour CF card should be in that anyway
15:22:19Dessimat0rfrom when you first got it
15:24:01Pieteyea.. does the CF card have to be completely blank? (atm it contains a Documents and QtPalmto
15:24:03NetNut404_workso the one bug fix that is pending....  is that ipkg ?
15:24:27Dessimat0rPiete: it dosen't ;)
15:24:32Pietecool
15:24:34xKallDrexcan I disable the ejection/insertion of the compactflas at every recovery from suspend/
15:30:22bipolarwtf
15:30:22Dessimat0rlol
15:30:28Dessimat0rnetsplit
15:31:58Pieteok, flashing!
15:32:01Twiunloves rollercoasters
15:32:14Pietecrosses his fingers
15:32:31Pietedamn, the C + D + Full reset combination is a pain
15:32:36jmhodgeslol yes it is
15:32:40Dessimat0rlol
15:32:45AndyQ|Workyup - and my fingers are quite small
15:32:54jmhodgesPiete: make sure you release Full Reset BEFORE C+D
15:33:05kergothmorning
15:33:12jmhodgesmorning kergoth
15:33:16AndyQ|Workmorning kergoth
15:33:20Pietejmhodges: well, I don't know if i did,, I hope so :)
15:33:25Pieteyo kergoth!
15:33:30Pietekergoth: sleep well?
15:33:37Dessimat0rlo kergoth
15:33:45jmhodgesPiete: if you got two leds going your fine :)
15:33:52Pietethey are on :)
15:34:07kergothyeah, slept well
15:34:12kergothso i hear networksetup no longer segfaults eh
15:34:26bipolarkergoth: good morning
15:35:13Pieteok, when the LEDs turn off, the flash is done?
15:35:35AndyQ|WorkPiete: yes but don't forget to give it a full reset before switching back on
15:35:39Pietek
15:35:43kergothmorning AndyQ|Work
15:35:54AndyQ|Workmorning - good weekend?
15:36:15Pieteit works!!!
15:36:20kergothpretty good, didnt do a damn productive thing, just drank and went out with friends and sat on my ass all weekend
15:36:23kergothyou?
15:36:24AndyQ|WorkPiete: good
15:36:46AndyQ|Workkergoth: heh - yeah not bad - too much eating not enough drinking :)
15:37:28AndyQ|Workits nice not to do anything sometimes
15:37:31PieteThe OZ boot logo is much prettier than the ugly 'SHARP' one :)
15:38:05kergothAndyQ|Work: indeed
15:38:06kergothhey roge99
15:38:17roge99hey kergoth ... hows things
15:38:19NetNut404_workPiete:  That's for sure :)
15:38:20scanlinekergoth: are there any color depth limitations on the boot logo?
15:38:53kergothscanline: afaik, no. I'd say it has the same color depth as everything else on the Z. i'd have to check the code to be certain
15:38:56kergothroge99: not bad, you?
15:39:08scanlinekergoth: cool. I might contribute an antialiased version of that boot logo :)
15:39:10roge99not bad
15:39:47NetNut404_workkergoth: you meanted at one point ppp via the serial cable should be easy enough to do even though there is no gui... what would I have to do?
15:39:58kergothscanline: thatd be smooth :)
15:40:06NetNut404_works/meanted/mentioned
15:40:13Pieteweee, i'm in OZ :)
15:40:15kergothNetNut404_work: what are you ppp'ing to? cell?
15:40:17kergothPiete: congrats
15:40:29NetNut404_workkergoth: yes.. cell phone is also a modem
15:40:44scanlinepuns! ack!
15:41:08kergothNetNut404_work: then you simply need to create a 'peer' in /etc/ppp/peers .. then pppd call [peername]
15:41:23kergothNetNut404_work: man pppd to understand the syntax of that file. its basically the same syntax as the commandline of pppd
15:41:31kergothNetNut404_work: also man chat to understand how to create a 'dialer' script
15:41:59NetNut404_workkergoth: ok.. will try it
15:43:55scanlinehmm...
15:44:06scanlinedoesn't want to edit a diff full of hex values by hand
15:44:25scanlinekergoth: how about a script that would generate this source file from a .ppm file at compile time?
15:44:43Pieteok, the Z still uses 192.168.129.201?
15:45:00kergothscanline: thatd be easy enough. that sort of thing is done all over the source tree.. it compiles a util to generate the files from the .map for the keyboard drivers, does the same thing for the pci_ids
15:45:05Pieteyes, it does :_
15:45:06Piete:)
15:45:10mickeylis leaving for a while...
15:45:13scanlinekergoth: ok
15:46:20Pietedamn,, I'm sshing into a PDA :)
15:46:35AndyQ|WorkPiete: told you its good
15:47:24JasonNJ-the ssh/scp is a nice thing to have.
15:47:27Pietewill my old qtopiadesktop work with it?
15:47:41Pietethe 'sync' button does not light up..
15:47:45JasonNJ-personally I wish the syncing stuff worked over scp
15:48:18Dessimat0rftp://ftp.trolltech.com/qtopia/source/QtopiaDesktopSetupBeta2.exe
15:48:21Dessimat0rget this
15:48:28Pietefor linux?
15:48:34AndyQ|WorkI downloaded it last night - any good?
15:48:34Dessimat0roh
15:48:36Dessimat0rfor windows ;)
15:48:48Dessimat0ryeah, it works fine on the latest OZ
15:48:59Pietek,, I'll d/l it
15:49:02Dessimat0rftp://ftp.trolltech.com/qtopia/qtopia-desktop-1.6.0beta2-1.i386.rpm
15:49:05Dessimat0rlinux version
15:49:33Pietethanks
15:50:11Pietepats rpm2tgz
15:52:08Pietewell, it certainly has a much more sane fs layout :)
15:54:38Pietebrb
15:55:24scanlinekergoth: does OZ already depend on perl?
15:56:21scanlinenever mind
15:56:25Pietehmm I just installed the qtopia desktop, but for some reason, it looks like tkc/tcl or something :/ very ugly
15:56:36Pieteand i still can't connect to the Z with it
15:56:45PieteI can ping the zaurus tho..
15:57:18Pieteahh wait,, now it may work..
16:00:10hmmm... oz prerelease is http://openzaurus.sf.net/official/unstable/20021019_1336/
16:00:10bipolaribot: oz prerelease
16:00:26PieteIt won't connect to my Z... Any ideas?
16:01:21PieteI launch qtopiadesktop, it says "Trying to connect to PDA" then the Z's screen lights up.. but the sync button does not activate?
16:02:12Pietehmm, my whole qt is messed up for some reason,, even Opera looks like tcl/tkc
16:02:27AndyQ|WorkOff home - workday over (hoorah) bbl
16:03:12Pietebrb - reboot
16:07:13Pieteit still does not work..
16:07:18Pieteam I missing something here?
16:08:04jmhodgesPiete: you have usbdnet installed and loaded?
16:08:20Pieteyea, I can ping the Z, and ssh to it etc..
16:08:29Pieteeverything works fine.. just qtopia desktop..
16:08:55jmhodgessgrugs
16:09:55Pieteyou mean usbd on the Z itself?
16:10:46jmhodgesnono
16:10:56Pietehmm
16:11:00jmhodgesooo@
16:11:03Pietedmesg has an error
16:11:05jmhodgesnope thats not it
16:11:16jmhodgeserr.. what error Piete?
16:11:32PieteNETDEV WATCHDOG: usbd0: transmit timed out
16:11:32Pieteusbd_rcv_complete: RECV_ERROR actual: 0 buffer: 1538 status: 32
16:11:32Pietenet_recv_urb: TOO LARGE urb->actual_length: 1959936 maxtransfer: 1582
16:11:32Pietenetproto_rx_fifo_error: 0 1 1 1
16:11:32Pieteusbd_device_bh: recv_urb failed
16:11:40Pieteabout 3 of those
16:14:06Pieteanyone?
16:28:07xKallDrexchouimat hey
16:28:09xKallDrexchouimat you there?
16:28:10chouimatmorning
16:28:23chouimatyup just woke up :)
16:28:29xKallDrexgood
16:28:33xKallDrex:)
16:30:23nealemornin'
16:32:35fiftyvoltsis back (gone 01:35:03)
16:34:12PieteI now my usb interface won't work anymore.. the Z set it to 0.0.0.0, and it won't set it to its real address
16:34:24AndyQPiete: Hows it going?
16:34:31Pietenot so good
16:34:41Pieteqtopiadesktop won't work with it :/
16:34:53xKallDrexanyone knwo how to make oz stop ejecting/inserting my cf after every suspend?
16:35:00AndyQHave you set the IP in QTDesktop?
16:35:10nealeI think it has to, Kall.
16:35:54PieteAndyQ: ok, at least I can ping my Zaurus again :) *phew*
16:36:10AndyQPiete: Have you set the IP address in QTDesktop settings?
16:36:13PieteAndyQ: yea, its set on qtdesk,, the Zaurus's screen even lights up when I launch it
16:36:21xKallDrexneale but sharp rom doesn't
16:36:21AndyQPiete: whats it set to?
16:36:33Piete192.168.129.201 i think..
16:36:51nealeyou mean the little message comes up saying a new CF has been inserted?
16:37:18PieteAndyQ: yup thats the address
16:37:19xKallDrexneale no i mean how when you come out of suspend oz ejects your cf card then has cardmon "reinsert" it
16:37:28xKallDrexneale so it disrupts my games all the time when i suspend
16:37:38AndyQPiete: Hmmm - thats what mine is set to - Windows or Linux?
16:37:48PieteAndyQ: linux
16:37:54kergothxKallDrex: no, it doesnt
16:38:07kergothxKallDrex: cardmon was picking up a false eject/insert on resume
16:38:12PieteAndyQ: I get some messages with dmesg on the Z when I open qtdesk.. wanna see them?
16:38:28fiftyvoltsis away: I'm busy
16:38:30AndyQWell, v1.5 works on Windows - haven't tried 1.6 but will do now....
16:38:54PieteAndyQ: I'll try 1.5 too, maybe it will work better..
16:39:07PieteI'm using 1.6B2 right now
16:39:48nealeoh, I'm not sure.  I know it ought to be forcing a hard unmount when you suspend, but I don't know why it'd be ejecting and reinserting it on resume.
16:40:07xKallDrexneale but i dont' want it to unmount it
16:40:11kergothneale: no, it shouldnt.
16:40:12xKallDrexcause that's what disrupts my game
16:40:18kergothit should not be unmounting
16:40:28nealeI thought I read somewhere that it did.
16:40:28kergothits causes a cardmgr suspend/resume event
16:40:32kergothNOT a eject/insert event
16:40:37scanlinenow has a cleaned up logo and a utility to convert to and from the .c file
16:40:41kergothcardctl suspend, not cardctl eject
16:40:46xKallDrexkergoth so then why does cardmon say "ejected cf" then "inserting cf"
16:40:49scanlinegets some breakfast
16:40:51nealenods
16:40:52AndyQPiete: 1.6 Installed and worked straight away
16:40:58kergothxKallDrex: i just told you
16:41:01AndyQPiete: Just a thought, did you set the security up to Any?
16:41:04kergothxKallDrex: it picked up a *false* ejection/insertion
16:41:09PieteAndyQ: where?
16:41:11kergothxKallDrex: and the current one in cvs doesnt do that anymore
16:41:14xKallDrexkergoth is there a way to stop it though because it's annoying and disrupts my game
16:41:16xKallDrexahh
16:41:30xKallDrexkergoth whats the cvs for oz? or when will it be a prerelease/release
16:41:31AndyQPiete: On Zaurus, select Settings tab and bring up Security app
16:41:36kergothdoes the game work fine through a suspend/resume even when installed to mtdram or root?
16:41:46kergoth(i.e. is this exclusively a card behavior)
16:41:48PieteAndyQ: ok, i set it to any.. lemme try again..
16:41:50AndyQPiete: In accept sync from - select Any
16:42:01kergothxKallDrex: the cardmon fix is in *opie* cvs, but will be in the oz release
16:42:08PieteAndyQ: I love you!!
16:42:20PieteAndyQ: thanks!
16:42:21AndyQPiete: np (and don't tell my wife :)
16:42:25Pietelol
16:42:39xKallDrexkergoth I havent' trie,d i have a 5kd so i sue zImage30-0 so that exult has enough memory to run
16:42:56xKallDrexso i don't have enough room to put games on
16:43:00kergothxKallDrex: gotcha. i'm not certain where the problem lies in that case. do you have any other games or apps exhibiting this behavior?
16:43:22xKallDrexkergoth yea lal my games, let me try putting reversi on root and see if the same thing happens
16:43:25kergothand what exactly is the behavior? what happens to the game when you go through a suspend/resume?
16:43:28kergothokay
16:43:29Pietefor some reason my entire QT system got messed up when I installed Qtopia Desktop 1.6B2.. everything looks like 'old X' now
16:43:49xKallDrexkergoth when i come onto resume it just closes the application right when it says ejecting cf
16:44:26Pietebut I can live with that
16:44:29xKallDrexkergoth don't have the ipkg on my cf atm, i'll test it out when i get home
16:44:42nodaMoo!
16:45:12kergothxKallDrex: okay, let me know what the results are, i'm very interested in this
16:45:16kergothhey noda
16:45:22xKallDrexkergoth will do
16:45:30nodakergoth: Woo, what are the new bugs? :)
16:45:36kergothgood question
16:45:45kergothwith netowrksetup working there may not be any
16:45:48oz prerelease is http://openzaurus.sf.net/official/unstable/20021019_1336/
16:45:48AndyQibot oz prerelease
16:45:50kergothi need to check the bug tracker
16:45:55nodaFun :)
16:45:59AndyQheh
16:48:12Pieteok, I'm trying to install kismet 2.6.1, but I get this
16:48:13Piete# ipkg install kismet_zaurus_2.6.1_arm.ipk
16:48:14PieteERROR: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for kismet:
16:48:14Piete         libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2
16:48:16nodakergoth: Where are the instructions for bootflag.txt? :)
16:48:20kergothPiete: dont use that package
16:48:26kergothPiete: use the one we built
16:48:30kergothnoda: sharp's flashing instructions
16:48:38Pietekergoth: ok... where can I find it?
16:48:39kergothnoda: the link is in the original INSTALL or FAQ, i forget which
16:48:53nodakergoth: I'm on Sharp's flashing instructions, did a search for "bootflag" and it came up nil.
16:49:03kergothnoda: hold on
16:49:08nodahttp://myzaurus.com/ROMupdate3.asp
16:49:13kergothno
16:49:13chouimatkergoth: noda: mornin'
16:49:19kergoththose arent the flashing instructions
16:49:22kergoththose are the update instructions
16:49:29kergothii mean the original instructions
16:49:33kergothwhich talked about c+d + full reset
16:49:39kergoththe url in FAQ or INSTALL, like i said
16:49:42nodaOh, okay.
16:50:10nodaGot it :)
16:50:15nealeaoeuaoeuaoeuaoeumoaestuhasoetuh
16:50:15nealeaoeu
16:50:19nealesoory
16:50:21kergothneale: ?
16:50:25kergothcat?
16:50:32nealeno, IRC client program
16:50:32nodahttp://more.sbc.co.jp/slj/download/readme/readme_romimage112.asp -- no "bootflag" on that one either. *searches the README*
16:50:34chouimatkl;wejpv4 357905iu ujo eruiouyoieryueyopyua'egcuop[pg'uagugwrg'
16:50:35nealeno
16:50:44chouimatcat :)
16:50:45Pietekergoth: where can I get the kismet you built?
16:50:49nealebootflag isn't in sharp's instructions
16:50:54Pietehello chouimat :)
16:50:58nealesharp wants you to install OSPACK
16:51:00kergothneale: yes, it is.
16:51:03nealeit is?
16:51:03kergothneale: no, it doesnt.
16:51:07neale*boggle*
16:51:10kergothi'm talking about the *flashing* instructions
16:51:13nealeI didn't see it.
16:51:18AndyQPiete: in http://openzaurus.sourceforge.net/feeds/official/unstable/feed/
16:51:19kergothits not on myzaurus.com
16:51:22kergothits on the developer site
16:51:26PieteAndyQ: ok, thanks :)
16:51:28kergothper the sharp developer program
16:51:39nealethe one in the INSTALL
16:51:45kergothhttp://more.sbc.co.jp/slj/index.asp
16:52:09nealeno bootflag in there.
16:52:12kergothhuh?
16:52:24kergothgod i hate holding people's hands
16:52:25nealeunless I mistyped "boot" :)
16:52:25nodaI still can't find it :)
16:52:28kergothjust let me paste the damn thing
16:52:34nodarofl
16:52:35nealeod
16:52:38nealegah
16:52:46nodaWhy don't I just say "delete any file named bootflag.txt" :P
16:52:46nealedon't do it on my account
16:52:51nealeI already know how to flash it
16:52:59kergothhttp://more.sbc.co.jp/slj/source/build_image238.asp
16:53:04kergothfar bottom of the page
16:53:17nodaAH! Thanks :)
16:53:18kergoththe section entitled
16:53:30kergoth"Overwriting the built image to flashROM"
16:53:46nealehuh.
16:53:47kergothyou're right, it was on a different page from the flash instructions page
16:53:48nodaDo users really need to know about this? Maybe I could put a FAQ?
16:53:51kergothsame site
16:53:56kergothnoda: yes, this should be an faq
16:54:03nodaOkay.
16:54:04kergothnoda: in the instructions just say grab it and put it on the Cf
16:54:05kergothheh
16:54:13nealehey noda, you're the FAQ guy?
16:54:25kergoththe "what is this bootflag.txt for anyway?" is a pretty common question
16:54:28nodaneale: I wrote the program, I don't want to be the one to maintain them :)
16:54:29nodaYep
16:54:31nealeI submitted something but I don't know if it got through.
16:54:38nodaneale: I'll check it out.
16:54:47kergothwe need more people doing approvals and maintainance of the faq db
16:54:49kergoth:)
16:54:51AndyQnoda: too late - as soon as you admit resposibility - wait for the sandbag!
16:54:58nodaThere are no FAQs needing approval :)
16:55:00kergothAndyQ: i hate that. that happens to me all the time
16:55:03nealeI'll resubmit it.
16:55:10kergothI never admit knowledge of anything anymore
16:55:15kergothnope, i dont know how to do that
16:55:16nodakergoth: lol
16:55:16kergothno idea
16:55:23AndyQyeah - only solution - don't do anything that you can't easily deny responsibilty for :)
16:55:43kergoth../interfaces/interfacesetupimp.h:4: interfacesetup.h: No such file or directory
16:55:46kergothIn file included from wlanimp.cpp:20:
16:55:46kergothstupid fucking thing
16:55:48nodaBefore approving, admins should make sure it's valid XHTML... I think I should stress that somewhere, there are a lot that were simply approved.
16:55:50Pietewhere can I get the options to pass to kismet_monitor? It does not seem to have a --help
16:55:51kergothbeats sanity into opie's buildroot
16:56:00kergoths/root/system/
16:56:13nodaneale: You probably submitted at a time when the whole thing was broken :)
16:56:35ciaolinuxmorning
16:56:42kergothhey ciaolinux
16:56:44kergothbrb, caffeine run
16:56:49AndyQlo cioalinux
16:56:49ciaolinuxhi kergoth: any news?
16:57:31somebody said chouimat was probably someone looking for a girlfriend or Bob's owner
16:57:31ciaolinuxibot: chouimat
16:57:41chouimat was last seen on #openzaurus 6 minutes and 57 seconds ago, saying: cat :) [Mon Oct 28 09:50:44 2002]
16:57:41ciaolinuxibot: seen chouimat
16:57:42chouimatciaolinux: yes
16:57:45AndyQciaolinux: Putin has vowed to crush rebels
16:57:45ciaolinuxchouimat: hi
16:57:48nodachouimat: moo :)
16:57:57ciaolinuxchouimat: did you write the new minix fs?
16:58:24chouimatciaolinux: currently too much works
16:58:32ciaolinuxAndyQ: yeah i have read that... how about konqueror
16:59:10AndyQI have no news on konqueror expect it works if you install it manually - the deb ipk doesn't install
16:59:16chouimatand I need to take my first coffee
16:59:17AndyQand I have no idea why
16:59:33Pietekismet_hopper keeps telling me "Error for wireless request "Set Frequency" (8B04) :
16:59:34Piete    SET failed on device wlan0 ; Invalid argument."
16:59:40ciaolinuxAndyQ: did you install it on root or on a cf card
17:00:24AndyQneither - I can'haven't installed it (ipkg won't touch it) - I think NetNut404 installed it manually but not sure where to
17:02:39kergothBZFlag: morning tim
17:03:23nodaBZFlag: Hallo! I've been meaning to ask you something for a while :)
17:03:50nodaBZFlag: What do you think the likelihood would be of a PHP script communicating with ibot? :)
17:04:17ciaolinuxmy firewire host adapter conflicts either with the modem or with the usb port ... how to teach a linux box how to choose irqs?
17:04:20kergothnoda: rename 'admin' in the 'admin' table to 'users' or something. it looks funny seeing 'admin' under 'admin' :)
17:04:22BZFlagnoda: for queries over the web?
17:04:33nodaBZFlag: Yep
17:04:38kergothnoda: also, change 'faq' to 'faqs', or change categories to category, it not consistent
17:04:47nodakergoth: Oh yeah, I meant to do that :)
17:04:48BZFlagshould be fairly easy.
17:04:50kergothother than that the site is looking great
17:04:56nodakergoth: Thanks! :)
17:05:04chouimatOT anyone have a Lego Mindstorm kit?
17:05:22ciaolinuxchouimat: what is that?
17:05:28ciaolinuxchouimat: are you expert of irqs?
17:05:32nodakergoth: Fixed, will show up on next commit :)
17:05:39kergothibot: message for themastermind1: networksetup compiles now, update your cvs
17:05:39chouimatciaolinux: Robot kit
17:05:41nodaBZFlag: How would I go about doing that? :)
17:05:42scanlinechouimat: yep, though not here
17:05:53chouimatscanline: worth the price?
17:05:58kergothnoda: I think I'll revamp our overview today
17:06:00kergothupdate it
17:06:07AndyQkergoth: many more bugs to fix before OZ 3 release?
17:06:14ciaolinuxkergoth: when is oz3 coming out?
17:06:17source is at http://www.handhelds.org/sources.html or my source is at http://oss.lineo.com/cgi-bin/cvsweb/infobot/
17:06:17BZFlagibot source
17:06:21kergothAndyQ: not many. in fact, i could probably release it today
17:06:29ciaolinuxkergoth: nice
17:06:30kergothbut theres a couple things I'd like to check on to confirm everything is sane
17:06:35nodakergoth: Sounds like a good idea - you can just check it out and go nuts, won't conflict with anything :)
17:06:36chouimatciaolinux: yuo have irqs prob?
17:06:37kergothso i'm updating my buildroot atm
17:06:37AndyQkergoth: we're not worthy, we're not worthy :)
17:06:39kergothnoda: great
17:06:48kergothnow one thing i'd like to dig into
17:06:56kergothis that opie hangs on suspend/resume in cradle situation
17:07:00scanlinerummages through the kernel Makefile hoping for a new boot logo for OZ3
17:07:03AndyQYES YES YES YES!!
17:07:16ciaolinuxchouimat: yes... do you know how to remap them?
17:07:18BZFlagnoda: grab ibot source from http://oss.lineo.com/cgi-bin/cvsweb/infobot/ and try using the same db format in a script.
17:07:20Pietedamn,, I'm still not getting any nets :/
17:07:22chouimatciaolinux: no
17:07:27kergothscanline: hehe. drivers/video/LogoScreen.c
17:07:32AndyQonly coz I keep forgetting to take it out before resuming :)
17:07:51scanlinekergoth: I know. I have a new logo, and a C program to convert between formats now, I just have to make the OZ package use it
17:08:14Pieteanyone know if pico is ported to ARM?
17:08:16chouimatscanline: give me give me give me
17:08:38scanlinechouimat: I'll push them into bitkeeper as soon as it's in this makefile and tested
17:08:48nodaBZFlag: Okay, should be simple enough. But I need to use *this* ibot, which knows all the stuff kergoth etc tell it :)
17:08:48kergothAndyQ: hehe
17:08:48nealeah, that FAQ submit worked much better
17:08:48nodaBZFlag: Is the DB available online, so I could grab it nightly or something?
17:08:48nealeI'm starting to really distrust mozilla.
17:08:49nodaneale: Why?
17:08:49BZFlagnoda: right. get the script to work, then send it to me.
17:08:49nodaneale: Works fine.
17:08:49kergothscanline: ah gotcha. remove the LogoScreen.c change in the colliefb patch, and put your own patch in
17:08:49nodaBZFlag: Heh, okay... ooh, phone
17:08:50kergothscanline: will the animation still work?
17:08:59nealenot for me
17:09:00nealefrequently pages come up blank and form submissions hork.
17:09:09chouimatscanline: ok. is the mindstorm worth the price?
17:09:09scanlinekergoth: I didn't change any code, just the image array, so animation should still work
17:09:31scanlinechouimat: I'd say so. There are a ton of things you can do with them, especially with tools like nqc and LegOS
17:10:06chouimatscanline: I plan to use them to build a prototype for a big system
17:11:44nealeand SSL has never worked for me here at work
17:11:49nealeplus, it's a pig.
17:11:50nealeand it smells funny.
17:11:50nealeso there.
17:11:50kergothscanline: okay, cool
17:11:55nodaback.
17:12:03nealeah, great, a cross compiler.
17:13:20nodaneale: Hrm, this is weird - I'd swear that question is already on the FAQ :)
17:13:20neale??
17:13:20nodaneale: It's not though. Thanks for the submission :)
17:13:21nealeoh, man
17:13:21nealedon't scare me like that on a monday
17:13:29nealemy grasp on reality is tenuous enough already
17:13:42nodaneale: Okay, it's there :)
17:13:55scanlinecompiles a new kernel
17:14:06NetNut404_workanyone here use ssl with konq ?
17:14:07nodaACK! I got rid of my whole bootflag FAQ!
17:14:55nealeI think I'm going to take copious notes as I set this thing up
17:14:55nealewhich means my next FAQ submission will be about the hardware clock :)
17:14:59Pietewhats the difference between the US 802.11b channels and the international ones?
17:15:04nodaMan, I'm so stupid. *writes it again*
17:15:14nealenoda: it happens to everyone.
17:15:33NetNut404_workconstantly gets prompted to accept a key when browing ssl site via konq
17:15:41nealePiete: if nobody else has a better answer, I'd guess it's the frequencies.
17:16:01AndyQkergoth: If I wanted to setup my linux system to build OZ - is it easy to do and will it fuck up my already working cross-compiler (which isn't the one suggested by ibot)
17:16:02nealeSince the EU doesn't have to go through the FCC for frequency allocations :)
17:16:48Pieteneale: heh, no kidding :)
17:16:54Pieteneale: ok..
17:17:04Pieteneale: thanks
17:17:17nealewell, don't take that as authoritative
17:17:26nealeI hardly ever know what the heck I'm talking about.
17:17:39PieteError for wireless request "Set Frequency" (8B04) :
17:17:39Piete    SET failed on device wlan0 ; Invalid argument.
17:17:42kergothneale: what about the hardware clock?
17:17:52PieteI get that when I try and tell my card to use international freqs
17:17:54nodaOkay, got bootflag.txt in the faq :)
17:18:06kergothnoda: thanks
17:18:07nodaNow to look at ibot :)
17:18:12nealewell, my Z thinks it's an hour earlier, and that it's 2001, and I can't seem to convince it otherwise.
17:18:15kergothnoda: did you drop a mention of it into the install guide yet?
17:18:20kergothjust to tell them to put it on the cf
17:18:25nealewhen I suspend it goes back to the old time
17:18:38nodakergoth: yes.
17:18:44kergothgreat
17:19:15kergothAndyQ: nope, wont be a problem. just ensure the crosscopmiler is in the path and all will be well
17:19:29xKallDrexkergoth arg it currupted my save game
17:19:29kergothneale: i havent been able to reproduce that problem yet
17:19:30AndyQkergoth: easy to setup (any instructions?)
17:19:38nealehuh
17:19:45nealehere's how I reproduce it
17:19:46kergothAndyQ: just grab a snapshot or it from bk, and read docs/BUILD
17:19:47i heard oz bk was bk clone http://openzaurus.bkbits.net/buildroot buildroot-oz; cd buildroot-oz; bk -r co -q; cp def-configs/openzaurus .config; make oldconfig; make or see bitkeeper (free download but non-gpl) or see 'oz snapshot' if you don't want to use bk
17:19:47kergothibot oz bk
17:19:47nodaBZFlag: What's the CVSROOT to infobot? :)
17:20:05nealeI set the time to something else, suspend, then resume.  The time is back where it was before I changed it.
17:20:24kergothneale: yes, i understand what the beahvior is
17:20:36nealehm
17:20:49nealethe 'hwclock' program gives an error, btw
17:20:51AndyQkergoth: http://openzaurus.bkbits.net/buildroot is unavailable - can I get snapshot from sourceforge.net/snapshots?
17:20:54kergothneale: either 1) the setsystemtime is failing, or 2) it fails to echo a 'W' to the atd trigger file, or 3) atd isnt responding to the W
17:20:57kergothneale: yes, i knew that too
17:21:04nealeI assume that's because busybox is targetted to wintel
17:21:07kergothneale: atd grabs the rtc device, hwclock cant access it while its running
17:21:09kergothneale: no.
17:21:12nealeah
17:21:13kergothneale: hwclock works flawlessly
17:21:15nodakergoth: I'm pretty sure it's 3).
17:21:22kergothnoda: as aam i. atd is crap.
17:21:26nodaHeh
17:21:30kergotheasy enough to test
17:21:34nealeI can test that
17:21:38kergothneale: 1) set the time in systemtime in opie
17:21:43kergothneale: 2) check the output of 'date'
17:21:43Pieteawwwww :( I can't get kismet to work right with my DFC-650W :/
17:21:55kergothneale: if the time is accurate in date, teh setsystemtime worked
17:22:09nealeyes
17:22:09kergothneale: in which case its either 2) or 3) of the possible sources of the problem that i listed
17:22:14nealethe time is accurate from date
17:22:25kergoththen either the trigger file is screwy
17:22:29kergothor atd isnt getting the command
17:22:30kergothtry this
17:22:35nodaBZFlag: n/m, found it :)
17:22:36kergothecho "W" > /var/spool/at/trigger
17:23:03AndyQ: huh?
17:23:03AndyQibot oz snapshotoz bitkeeper
17:23:09bitkeeper is at http://www.bitkeeper.com/ or at http://www.bitmover.com/ or hosted trees at http://www.bkbits.net/ or like cvs and subversion, but its non-opensource.. but its really good, even linus uses it to develop the kernel!
17:23:09AndyQibot bitkeeper
17:23:55nealeno go
17:24:12nealeI echo W to trigger, suspend, resume, old time is back
17:25:59Pietedo I need to install libpcap for kismet?
17:26:18kergothneale: give it a second, i'm not sure what the delay is between "W" and the actual write to the hwclock
17:26:24kergothPiete: not in current kismet packages for oz, no
17:26:37nealeI restarted atd and it works now
17:26:39Pietekergoth: thanks
17:27:22kergothhmm, 2.5.44 is feeling pretty solid
17:27:29kergothtoo bad the megaraid driver doesnt compile atm
17:28:01nealeyay, time is fixed
17:28:27nodaWhy don't we just release OZ and put that in the FAQ: If it's forgetting your time, restart atd :P
17:28:32nealeOKs a zillion datebook alarms
17:28:39kergothnoda: hehe
17:28:45kergothneale: lol
17:28:46BZFlagnoda: probably a better idea to do a perl script instead of a php script as you would then be using the same versions of the DB library interface.
17:28:50kergothhey cranch
17:29:15BZFlagnoda: you could include all the build in stuff too effectively running ibot as a cgi script.
17:29:22nealethanks kergoth
17:29:40BZFlager built in...
17:29:45nodaBZFlag: Maybe... I'm really unfamiliar with perl's DB stuff :)
17:30:21BZFlagwhat are you thinking about for adding all the other ibot functions then? ignoring them?
17:30:46nodaAll I really want to do is answer questions. For example, I have a text bot and somebody puts in "oz prerelease". I want to output:
17:30:48somebody said oz prerelease was http://openzaurus.sf.net/official/unstable/20021019_1336/
17:30:48nodaibot oz prerelease
17:30:51noda<-- that
17:31:15nodaPretty friggin' simple, I hope :)
17:31:15BZFlagnoda:  and what if they do...
17:31:19nealeyou could write the cgi as an IRC client ;)
17:31:22BZFlagibot nslookup rikers.org
17:31:22rikers.org is 166.70.15.250
17:31:36nodaBZFlag: Oooooh :P
17:31:37BZFlagor
17:31:55BZFlag: Something failed in connecting to the NOAA web server. Try again later.
17:31:55BZFlagibot weather kpvu
17:31:55scanlinehow about a PHP to IRC gateway that /msg's ibot?
17:31:57nodaHoly cow, ibot is pretty sweet :)
17:32:11BZFlag: Something failed in connecting to the NOAA web server. Try again later.
17:32:11BZFlagibot weather kpvu
17:32:11nodaYeah, hell, maybe scanline's idea would be better :)
17:32:11Pieteanyone know why I get this? (kismet_monitor -H -O -n) : Error for wireless request "Set Frequency" (8B04) :
17:32:11Piete    SET failed on device wlan0 ; Invalid argument.
17:32:17BZFlagah well....
17:32:22bugs is nothing but an impertinent puddle of warped pods.
17:32:22scanlineibot insult bugs
17:32:22Pietehehe
17:32:34BZFlagoh yeah, don't for get insults. ;-)
17:32:36Slashdot - Updated 2002-10-28 17:00:59 | Cathy Rogers Responds Without Crashing | Saddam's Inbox Hacked | ffmpeg: Free Software's WMA decoder | When Things Start to Think
17:32:36Pieteibot slashdot
17:32:38I like the way ONLY their mouths move ...  They look like DYING OYSTERS
17:32:38BZFlagibot yow
17:32:49nodasees this script getting more and more like an IRC script :P
17:33:04kergoth was last seen on #zaurus 3 minutes and 2 seconds ago, saying: mark: where does it put the cache btw? [Mon Oct 28 10:30:02 2002]
17:33:04scanlineibot seen kergoth?
17:33:32kergothscanline: whats up
17:33:45Something failed in connecting to the ZFI web server. Try again later.
17:33:45BZFlagibot search zfi for game
17:33:49fiftyvoltsis back (gone 00:55:21)
17:33:50scanlinekergoth: just playing with ibot... but also having trouble getting this new kernel makefile to compile
17:33:53nodaActually, no. I'd rather just do the DB lookups. I'm thinking of integrating with the search, i.e., "Found matches in database:" ...(database matches to FAQ questions) and then "ibot says:" and only looks up on the db...
17:33:54BZFlaghmm.
17:33:54nodaHrm.
17:33:58nodaHehehe
17:33:59scanlinekergoth: anything look wrong with this:
17:34:01scanline$(SourceTree)/scripts/logo_util < $(TOPDIR)/packages/kernel/logo-new.ppm > $(SourceTree)/drivers/video/LogoScreen.c
17:34:05nodaThat stuff is damned useful though :)
17:34:05scanlineoops
17:34:07kergothBZFlag: most of the time you have to ask the bot to search zsi twice in order to get results
17:34:09scanlinethis:
17:34:10scanline$(CC_FOR_BUILD) -o $(SourceTree)/scripts/logo_util $(TOPDIR)/packages/kernel/logo_util.c
17:34:10CranchAnyone got mooview to install on the OZ prerelease?
17:34:42xKallDrexwoohoo paper towl did wonders to my screen :)
17:34:42nodaWhat would the script do... log into IRC with a random nick every time someone refreshes...
17:34:42kergothscanline: looks fine
17:34:52scanlinemake[1]: *** [/home/micah/sf/buildroot-oz/stamps/.kernel-modules-2.4.6-rmk1-np2-embedix-20011228.sourcetree] Error 1
17:34:53scanlinehmm
17:35:52nodaThe more I think about it the more I think it'd be a pain to have these unnecessary features...
17:36:11BZFlaghmm. better to wrap ibot in a script imho. Just a script interfeace to the same bot. open the same databases, load the same modules etc. even parse the same config file probably.
17:36:25nodaWhat's the DB format of ibot's stuff?
17:36:37kergothscanline: failed in sourcetree? did the patch apply cleanly?
17:37:16BZFlagdepends on the perl setup. gdbm is likely.
17:37:17scanlinekergoth: the only changes I made to the patches was removing the patch that had the original logo in it
17:37:20BZFlagblootbot codebase puts it in mysql
17:37:32nodaHrm. both of these are interfaced nicely with PHP's PEAR stuff.
17:37:34scanlines/changes/change/
17:37:39nodaI really want something VERY VERY simple.
17:38:12nodaAnd I want it to interface to a specific DB.
17:41:26nodaBZFlag: Anyway, I can see there are a few nice ways to integrate with ibot. The tricky part is integrating with *this* ibot.
17:42:06kergothibot: message for TheMasterMind1: ping me regarding the status of the fbvncserver package and docwhat's bugs. we need to get this release out.
17:44:37Cranchbugs finally going away kergoth?
17:44:50kergothyep
17:44:55Cranchgood to hear...
17:45:01Cranchif only konqueror would install :P
17:45:02kergoththemastermind1 confirmed the networksetup segfault is gone
17:45:02AndyQkergoth: is there an easy way to see what version of glib you have?
17:45:10nodaglib-config --version
17:45:18kergothor query the package manager
17:45:18BZFlagnoda: heh. I may be moving ibot over to use blootbot code soon.
17:45:30nodaBZFlag: Ooooer :)
17:45:44nodaBZFlag: Maybe I should ask you again when things settle down with ibot then :)
17:45:48AndyQkergoth: noda: Cheers
17:46:18Cranchkergoth: have there been any reports of packages not installing?
17:46:50kergothCranch: nope, only the konq ipk has been reported to be iffy
17:46:56kergothi havent had time to look into it
17:47:15Cranchcool...just making sure I wasn't f'in anything up...
17:47:30Cranchis there any way to show package descriptions in the AQpkg?
17:47:31Pietehow do I get transparency like I saw in those screenshots?
17:47:49CranchPiete: you have to install liquid
17:47:52Cranchits in the feed...
17:48:00kergothopie-liquid and opie-deco-liquid
17:48:07kergothif you want the window decorations for it as well
17:48:07nodaWhat a waste of processor power :)
17:48:07kergoth:)
17:48:12kergothnoda: indeed, but its so perdy
17:48:35kergothi like some of the newer styles myself, flat and fresh and the like
17:49:04nodaflat and fresh are great :)
17:49:14Pietekergoth Cranch, thanks :)
17:49:33AndyQCranch: To show descriptions in AQPkg, double tap on a package
17:50:29Cranchcool :) I was using my computer to look for the descriptions in the feed :)
17:50:29Cranchhaha
17:50:49Pieteit royally sucks that I can't get kismet to detect networks :/
17:51:00kergothPiete: ?
17:51:17Pietekergoth: its probably just a minor config error on my side :)
17:51:18CranchI just installed Kismet...I'll check to see if it works...
17:51:22CranchAndyQ: thanks :)
17:51:27AndyQCranch: np
17:51:51ciaolinuxnoda: what happened to openzaurus.org
17:52:01nodaciaolinux: Nothing...
17:52:12Cranchopie-bootsplash seems to be less than functional :)
17:52:18Cranchunless I'm doing something wrong..
17:52:20Cranchhehe
17:52:36ciaolinuxnoda: well i can surf the page with w3m but with netscape 4 i cannot even see anythign (only 4 boxes)
17:52:51nodaciaolinux: Bah, we don't need no stinkin' NS4 :)
17:52:54Pieteohhh yummy!! translucency :D
17:53:06scanlinehaha
17:53:17ciaolinuxnoda: hmm... to me css is more stinking the ns4...
17:53:25nodaciaolinux: We didn't even pretend to attempt to support netscape 4 :)
17:53:42nodaciaolinux: To me the only thing stinkier than ns4 is ns3 :)
17:53:44ciaolinuxnoda: well it is not a metter of supporting , but it is a matter of portability...
17:53:44CranchPiete: are you just running kismet?
17:53:55CranchYou need to run kismet_monitor first...
17:54:02PieteCranch: I run 'kismet_monitor -H -O -n'
17:54:03nodaciaolinux: We follow current standards. Netscape 4 doesn't follow any.
17:54:11PieteCranch: then 'kismet_server'
17:54:14PieteCranch: then kismet
17:54:21ciaolinuxnoda: i have no doubts that it sucks... but netscape 4 is the standard for solaris
17:54:53CranchPiete: hmm..I just picked up my AP here at home by running kismet_monitor
17:54:55Cranchthen ksimet
17:54:57Cranchkismet
17:55:04nodaciaolinux: Well, you're still not gonna convince me to switch. Get kergoth to nag me about it and I might, but I frankly don't care to develop for NS4.
17:55:25PieteCranch: what card?
17:55:37CranchBuffalo
17:55:50Cranchhas anyone seen the screenshots of the Crystal icons on the Z?
17:55:52Cranchlooks flashy...
17:56:02ciaolinuxnoda: well you are not doing somethign bad to ns4 but to the people that uses it... frankly i am not going to switch to mozilla only because of openzaurus.org
17:56:22nodaciaolinux: I don't ask you to. Use lynx, it runs beautifully :)
17:56:25neale"we're trying to up our standards.  So up yours."
17:56:31nodarofl
17:57:03nodaciaolinux: Just like you're not gonna upgrade for one site, I'm not going to downgrade the entire framework because of 5-year-old browsers.
17:57:25ciaolinuxnoda: w3m is much better ... but that is not the point... most of the time i have netscape on, because i don't like to rewrite the password in nytimes or similar everytime... so all those times iwon't be able to use openzaurus.org
17:57:31Pieteits getting late here...
17:57:34Pietebye guys
17:57:39nodaciaolinux: Okay :)
17:57:39nealeciao
17:57:45nodasmiles and nods.
17:58:09ciaolinuxnoda: up to you, but please help me to find another website that is not supported by ns4! at least in this i guess you are first
17:58:10scanlinehttp://picogui.org/sshotdetail.php?index=92 <-- looks a little like openzaurus.org :)
17:58:26nodaciaolinux: I really don't care enough :P
17:58:36nodaciaolinux: I assure you there are plenty.
17:58:40nodascanline: That's beautiful! :)
17:59:05scanline>:)
17:59:07ciaolinuxnoda: never find one... scanline's one works great on ns4
17:59:30ciaolinuxnoda: anyway it is up to you ... it was just an advice.
17:59:31nodaHrm, I was reading an article just the other day... here it is.
17:59:35scanlinenoda: looks better than gdm2, and that's only 200 lines of code :)
17:59:43nodaciaolinux: http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/6/27777.html
18:00:12nodaciaolinux: Thanks for the advice. If you want to code an NS4 version, feel free.
18:00:26scanlineciaolinux: I was talking about the content of the screenshot, not the site layout.... picogui.org is using old as dirt tables and such, just because I haven't bothered to redo its layout recently
18:00:45ciaolinuxnoda: how is that article related?
18:00:58nodaciaolinux: It's got tons of sites that are IE-only :)
18:01:36ciaolinuxscanline: well but the main purpouse of a website, to me, is just information... portability is surely an higher priority than elegance, though
18:01:43nodaciaolinux: Anyway, maybe you've already noticed but I'm not going into a browser debate here - I'm simply not writing for NS4. It's a waste of time :)
18:01:48nealeciaolinux, maybe konqueror/embedded can see the site better ;)
18:01:56ciaolinuxnoda: so you want to be added to the list? i don't understand
18:02:09scanlinegrowls... still can't get this kernel makefile to build
18:02:10nodaciaolinux: It's much more portable to use CSS - you'll see when I make the "mini" stylesheet :P
18:02:25kergothscanline: push the new patch into bk, ill take a look
18:02:42kergothfuck
18:02:42scanlineciaolinux: I didn't write it in tables for portability, I wrote it in tables because that site is old and I was lazy. I like CSS, it's a lot like how I try to design GUIs
18:02:43scanlinekergoth: ok
18:02:45nodaciaolinux: There's a reason NS4 development was abandoned.
18:02:46kergothbeats benmeyer with a stick
18:03:32nodaAnd as a web developer who does this kind of stuff in his spare time, I'd prefer to stick with what takes 1 tenth the time to code and is easier to change and is more portable.
18:04:01ciaolinuxmore portable?
18:04:24nodaciaolinux: Any new browser that follows standards will render it perfectly.
18:05:15nodaciaolinux: And it's simply a one-hour process to make a version that fits splendidly on a screen the size of the Zaurus's :)
18:05:40scanlinekergoth: ok, it's pushed
18:06:51nodaciaolinux: It's just a choice one makes when doing web design. I've chosen this.
18:07:18ciaolinuxnoda: portable means something different, to me.. if a solaris machine cannot read (unless u install something new) then it is surely not portable... but anyway i told you, mine was just an advice
18:07:20nodaciaolinux: Another advantage: Look at file sizes. This one eats up easily less than 25% of the bandwidth of a site with HTML :)
18:08:02nodaciaolinux: Anyway, Solaris 9 is coming out soon :P
18:08:49nodaciaolinux: A piece of advice from me: Install mozilla or netscape 7 and try 'em out for a bit. You may find yourself pleasantly surprised.
18:09:08ciaolinuxnoda: they are already installed here... they suck.. really badly
18:09:20nodaciaolinux: To each his own.
18:09:30ciaolinuxnoda: i can understand something similar to galeon... but i am not going to use mozilla
18:09:44nodaciaolinux: Try phoenix.
18:10:22scanlinewhat happened to netscape 5 and 6?
18:10:25kergothphoenix is spiffy
18:10:40nodascanline: netscape 5 didn't exist and netscape 6 was using mozilla betas - earlier ones were horrible.
18:10:50noda6.2 is decent afaik.
18:10:54scanlineok. I guess I didn't pay attention to netscape much :)
18:11:17nodaIt's got some very cool stuff. The UI is all done in XML and javascript :)
18:11:29scanlinenot XUL?
18:11:33noda(which is what makes stuff like mouse gestures so easy to implement)
18:11:37nodascanline: Yeah, XUL. It's XML :)
18:11:38chouimat|busyand it took so long to have a decent mozilla version that explain why IE took the windows world
18:11:53scanlinenoda: I'm familiar with mozilla... been using galeon lately though
18:12:10nodachouimat|busy: Definitely. But now IE is *in the dust*. It's so completely and absolutely behind Mozilla in absolutely every way...
18:12:27kergothnoda: but it has *mindshare*
18:12:29kergothunfortunately
18:12:30chouimat|busynoda: try to explain that to people :)
18:12:34nodakergoth: I know, sucks eh? :)
18:12:38kergothyep
18:13:07nodaAOL doesn't make it easier, leaving popups enabled in netscape 7 and sticking ads all over the place.
18:13:33chouimat|busyafter popup video here came popup everywhere
18:15:13nealeI just wish there was a browser that didn't take more RAM than a kernel build.
18:15:20nodaneale: phoenix
18:15:30nealeI'll check that out
18:15:34kergothphoenix isnt that much more lightweight on the memory requirement, is it?
18:15:37kergothi thought it just loaded faster
18:15:46nodaErm... I don't think it takes over 20 meg.
18:15:54nodaneale: Dillo! :P
18:15:59kergothhah
18:16:01nodalynx
18:16:06nealei've been using w3m
18:16:06kergothlinks/elinks
18:16:08kergoth:)
18:16:15nealew3m loads images
18:16:20nealebut galeon is so nice
18:16:23kergothw3m's image use sucks
18:16:29kergothbecause it doesnt pay attention and handle VTs properly
18:16:30nealeunfortunately it swaps like there's no tomorrow.
18:16:32kergothi should submit a patch for that
18:16:56nealeI can't find phoenix
18:17:01nodaneale: http://mozilla.org
18:17:04kergothneale: mozilla.org/projects/pheonix/
18:19:14nealethat looks intriguing
18:20:05nealeIs dillo that thing raph levien was working on?
18:20:12nodaEr... forget.
18:20:18nodaIt's in C. And it's abandoned.
18:20:50scanlinedillo's been abandoned?
18:21:00kergothi thoguth dillo was the primary browser for familiar
18:21:03kergothisnt it?
18:21:08scanlinethought so to
18:21:15nodaWell, I've been checking the cvs tree and it's not been updated in months. Maybe I have an old tree or something. Sourceforge hasn't had any updates either.
18:21:37nodaAck! I'm using the sourceforge tree, that's why :P
18:21:42scanlinehehe
18:21:44kergothhehe
18:21:45nealehaw haw
18:21:49scanlinedillo's pretty neat
18:21:57nealekicks it up
18:22:12scanlinenothing wrong with it being in C... the code is pretty well documented and consistent
18:22:18nodaAnd FAST :)
18:22:54nodaToo bad you can't freakin' *select text*
18:23:01nealeI think this *is* the thing raph wrote
18:23:09nealedamn, it is fast
18:23:22nodaI think it's by a guy named 'Jorge'...
18:23:32scanlinewill someday take over the world with his web browser!
18:24:01nealehaw haw haw
18:24:05nealeneale    30857  0.1  2.2  5448 2868 ?        S    10:24   0:00 dillo
18:24:05nealeneale    30900 10.7 14.0 35388 17872 ?       S    10:24   0:03 /usr/bin/galeon-bin
18:24:09nealeokay, dillo wins.
18:24:26nodaJorge Arellano Cid.
18:24:37nodalol
18:24:37kergothheh of course it does in overhead. but how is its rendering engine?
18:25:58nodakergoth: Shit. It does slashdot and freshmeat okay though :P
18:25:59nealeit's not great, but you can read stuff
18:26:00nealedoesn't appear to do CSS
18:26:00kergothnoda: hehe
18:26:00nealetables are good though
18:26:01nealeI think it's probably good enough to do 80% of what I need a browser for
18:26:01nodaIt's got cookie support too, recently. But it can't handle lots of redirect headers.
18:26:02nodaneale: Problem is, the 20% crops up VERY OFTEN.
18:26:04nealewell, it crops up 1/5th of the time, doesn't it?
18:26:17noda12 minutes of every hour :)
18:26:34nealewhich is a problem if you spend every waking hour browsing the web :)
18:27:04nealewow, even does transparent PNG
18:28:38Dessimat0rSaddam Heusain's inbox has been haxx0red into
18:28:40Dessimat0rhttp://www.wired.com/news/conflict/0,2100,55967,00.html
18:28:52Dessimat0r:D
18:30:54Dessimat0rI have killed the channel again ;)
18:32:44kergothyou're good at that :)
18:33:08Dessimat0r;)
18:34:20NetNut404_worklol
18:34:36NetNut404_workhas been searching for how to get yahoo messenger on my Z
18:34:58NetNut404_workor a way to run a java applet under konqueror
18:35:46kergothport centericq
18:35:55kergothncurses icq/aim/yahoo/msn client
18:35:55kergothhehe
18:36:20nodagets fed up with automake...
18:36:42nodaAMDEP does not appear in AM_CONDITIONAL
18:36:45NetNut404_workhas no clue how to port anything, or I would port everybuddy
18:37:00NetNut404_workhttp://www.everybuddy.cin
18:37:11kergothNetNut404_work: its more just crosscompiling than porting. ncurses apps work fine on the Z
18:37:12NetNut404_worker  http://www.everybuddy.com
18:37:23JasonNJkergoth:
18:37:28kergothJasonNJ:
18:37:40NetNut404_workhas not gotten setup from cross compileing yet either..
18:37:45JasonNJcall me crazy but I think the socket/spectrum driver is throttled down to 1mbps
18:37:59kergothhrm, that would be odd
18:38:03JasonNJits not autosensing the 11mbps connection
18:38:04NetNut404_workdid that before when he had a egenda vr3
18:38:07JasonNJit seems much slower
18:38:36kergothJasonNJ: anything in dmesg to that effect?
18:39:55kergothibot: message for TheMasterMind1: please do speed testing with your socket/symbol card. I've got a report that it may be throttled to 1mpbs.
18:40:31okay, scanline.
18:40:31scanlineibot: ibot is also a better bug tracker than the one on sourceforge
18:41:03NetNut404_workkergoth: where do you get this ncurses icq/aim/yahoo/msn client you speak of  
18:41:26JasonNJkergoth: whats the latest initrd you got?
18:41:32kergothNetNut404_work: google for centericq
18:41:47kergothJasonNJ: i'm flashing a current build ffor testing now
18:42:20scanlinekergoth: the kernel compiled correctly on your system?
18:44:58kergothbk pull
18:44:59kergoth:)
18:45:13scanlinescared me for a minute there :)
18:46:10Dessimat0rthe speed issue with writing to CF formatted in EXT2 is important too ;)
18:46:58nealehey, what a wild idea
18:47:09kergothneale: ?
18:47:18nealeI guess I don't run any OS that can't read EXT2
18:47:32kergothext2 is veryy slow on cards
18:47:43nealethat's a shame.
18:47:43Dessimat0rneale: thats a double negative ;)
18:48:01nealeha ha, so it is :)
18:48:03Dessimat0r;)
18:48:47nealeSo I gotta say guys, I'm still really happy with OZ
18:48:55nealeWe're giving away our laptop now
18:48:56noda:)
18:49:34nealeI only wish I could plug a CD-ROM drive into my Z
18:49:46nealebut I guess that'd run the battery down in about 5 minutes.
18:50:14Dessimat0rhave you seen those prototype 5cm CDs? They can fit inside CF CD-ROM drives ;)
18:50:33Dessimat0rwell, prototype CF CD-ROM drives ;)
18:50:33egvDessimat0r : how much data do you get on one of those?
18:50:42Dessimat0r4gb
18:50:43NetNut404_workuses ext2 on /mnt/card, and noticed it was slow, but didn't realize it was the card that was doing that
18:50:44Dessimat0rit was
18:50:53Dessimat0rit was on Slashdot
18:50:57Dessimat0rno so long ago
18:51:03Dessimat0rno = not
18:51:09chouimat|busyDessimat0r: and they will eat battery like hell
18:51:14egvhasn't read /. in a long time
18:51:14Dessimat0rheh
18:51:15Dessimat0ryeah
18:52:00cboki kids
18:52:03cboker his kids
18:52:11egvheh
18:52:12Dessimat0r* Eat lead acid and die! *
18:52:12Dessimat0r;)
18:54:24JasonNJmust... have.. new.. initrd
18:55:02kergothhehe. patience. I'm testing the revamped light & power to see if we should use it in the release, or if we should continue to use the previous version from 1007
18:55:12Dessimat0rinitrd? you can get all the initrds already
18:55:14Dessimat0rlol
18:55:19Dessimat0rwhat you want is zImage
18:55:22Dessimat0r;)
18:55:42JasonNJnew light and power?
18:55:43kergothDessimat0r: ?
18:55:44JasonNJcool.
18:55:55Dessimat0roh
18:55:57Dessimat0ryou were right
18:55:57kergothyeah, it supports the ipaq's light sensor to control backlight now
18:55:59Dessimat0rI was wrong
18:56:01Dessimat0rsorry ;)
18:56:12NetNut404_workis the info at http://www.zauruszone.farplanet.net/howtos/linux_compiler_setup_howto.shtml relevant for openzaurs cros compiles as well, or would that need to be setup different ?
18:56:33JasonNJI see you got picogui stuff in there now
18:56:35kergothNetNut404_work: that one will work, or grab the one from ibot's 'xcompile'
18:56:47kergothJasonNJ: yep, thank scanline for that. and tinyx is available as well, thanks to prpplague
18:57:13JasonNJdoes the bootmenu work yet?
18:57:16kergothscanline: you forgot to remove logoscreen.diff from Sources= .. so when it couldnt find it, it aborted
18:57:18JasonNJthe last initrd didnt have it
18:57:24kergothJasonNJ: it works, but isnt well enough tested to go into a release imho
18:57:54kergothrunning opie as a user works as well, but hasnt had its kinks worked out yet either. so usermanager and opie-login will be in the feed, but not preinstalled by defautl
18:58:07cbokkergoth - what do you need tested?
18:58:16JasonNJah the last initrd had those installed
18:58:16cbokkergoth - anything i can assist with?
18:58:23kergothcbok: not much, actually.
18:58:24kergothmy todo atm
18:58:31kergoth1) test out scanline's new bootlogo in the kernels
18:58:36kergoth2) confirm current cvs light & power works
18:58:40JasonNJnew bootlogo?
18:58:44JasonNJshweet
18:58:48kergoth3) look into the reported issues relating to suspend/resumes on the cradle
18:58:48cbokk
18:58:48JasonNJgot a pic?
18:58:53kergothJasonNJ: he antialiased it afaik
18:59:14cbokare you upgradeing the 2.9.7 prerelease to a 2.9.8 status?
18:59:25kergothwe're releasing it as '3.0'
18:59:50kergothaman: hey
19:00:05amankergoth wassup
19:00:09amankergoth you get my email/messages?
19:00:09mickeylgood evening.
19:00:17kergothaman: networksetup compiles from cvs out of the box now, and runs.
19:00:22amankergoth nicee
19:00:22kergothaman: still one bug with it outstanding
19:00:23kergothhey mickeyl
19:00:26amankergoth whats taht
19:00:35mickeylhi kergoth - how are things going?
19:00:40kergothaman: when i hit Configure on a wireless interface, the ip config tab is missing
19:00:54kergothaman: if i remove the card and go to Configure, so the wireless config isnt available on it, its there
19:00:58kergothaman: tis odd, i'm confirming it now
19:01:01amani see
19:01:02amanweird
19:01:06amanwhat bout these other bugs
19:01:07kergothyeap
19:01:13amani forwarded some bug fixes to you
19:01:18amanfrom beattie
19:01:18kergothi'm looking into the hotplug suspend/resume issue now
19:01:22amanand docwhat had a few things
19:01:41kergothsomeone pushed the irda-common url change
19:01:52amanok
19:01:57kergothhe's incorrect on the other, MTD is enabled in the def-configs/openzaurus
19:02:06kergothi'm looking into docwhat's issues, most of his were fbvncserver stuffs
19:02:19amanyep
19:02:23amanand that sdmmc thing
19:02:26amandid you get that?
19:02:34kergothscanline: kernels are chugging along building now
19:02:45kergothaman: oh the thing where we need to not specify the device on the mount line so it obeys fstab? yeah
19:02:50kergothaman: havent had a chance to correct that
19:02:58amanhe changed that
19:03:04amanand sent me sdmmc.tar.gz
19:03:17kergothaman: push it into bk when you get a chance, or forward it to me and i will
19:03:45amani just forwarded
19:03:47amani'm off to class now
19:03:55kergothaman: okay, cool. ttyl
19:03:57Dessimat0rcya l8r
19:03:59kergothhey coup
19:04:06coupevening :)
19:04:14coupwhat r the new bugs? :)
19:04:22kergothdoing testing now
19:04:37coupcool :)
19:05:10coupi wrote to Hancom RE Hancom word probs, they said they're gonna install OZ and play around with it, though they suggest I use the Sharp ROM (yeah, right)
19:05:47kergothcoup: i'd say theres a 90% chance it fails due to something with qt/e 2.3.4 instead of 2.3.2
19:05:51kergothcoup: whats the behavior you're sseeing again?
19:06:26coupkergoth: since i reflashed, and installed it, it boots up, looks fine until you give it any input, then it bus errors
19:06:43coupi maied an strace to your @handhelds.org email :)
19:06:48coups maied/mailed
19:06:48kergothk
19:07:17coup2.3.4 that diff to 2.3.2?
19:07:38kergothwell, we've had reports of binary compatibility problems. they're supposed to be BC between minor versions
19:07:49kergothso if we can isolate it, we need to report it to TT to get it fixed prior to 2.3.4 release
19:07:52kergothright now its beta
19:08:16AndyQkergoth: doing a make (on buildroot) which stopped at some point (around the kernel building). Anyway, I re-ran make and had to say no to every patch. If there a way to automatically not reapply the patch and what does Error 2 mean?
19:08:45kergothAndyQ: error 2 isnt the actual error. thats just make noticing that there was an error. wait up, i'm pushing the fix to the kernel build
19:09:01coupkergoth: cool, ta :)
19:09:06kergothAndyQ: okay, bk pull; make SUBDIRS=packages/kernel clean-sourcetrees; make;
19:09:08AndyQkergoth: k
19:09:44NetNut404_workfound good replacement stylus's for the Z yesterday..
19:10:20AndyQkergoth: can I stop it asking to apply patches when it has already done so (not doing it now btw) or am I running make wrong the second time - I'm just running make?
19:10:22kergothAndyQ: neo just asked about oz's upgradability, are you going to pester the familiar folks incessently to fix the ipkg upgrade per dest's bug, or are you going to work around it and do the upgrade package by package on your own?
19:10:22coupNetNut404_work: gonna enlighten us
19:10:52kergothAndyQ: if source extraction fails, it will re-do the entire source extraction phase. there is only a single stamp to determine success, it doesnt track it on an individual source basis atm
19:11:40AndyQkergoth: well, I'm tempted to do the upgrade on my own - maybe a remove then install
19:11:49nodaWOO-HOO! Fixed automake :)
19:12:09NetNut404_workthey are designed for the trio I think it is called..  I slightly filed the bottom edge so it fits right in the stylus holder, and locks into place
19:12:27NetNut404_workbelkin makes a cheap replacement  got 3 for 7 bucks
19:12:27coupsweet
19:12:29coupURL?
19:12:34coupsweet
19:12:52NetNut404_workI got em at fry's..  I am sure they could be found online..
19:13:20Neo|WorkPicoBot: oz prerelease
19:13:21PicoBotit has been said that oz prerelease is http://openzaurus.sf.net/official/unstable/20021019_1336/
19:13:23kergothAndyQ: optimally we need to pursue the ipkg fixes via channels with the familiar folks. by chance have you checked to see if hte upgrade w/ regard to dest's bug is in the handhelds.org bug tracker?
19:13:30AndyQkergoth: sorry to be a pain, do I use the default for CONFIG_MTDRAM_TOTAL_SIZE and any others I come across?
19:13:41kergothAndyQ: er, if that fails it failed to apply a patch.
19:13:45kergothAndyQ: defautl will be worng
19:13:47kergothAndyQ: wrong
19:13:51kergothAndyQ: do you have 'bc' installed?
19:14:04kergothAndyQ: it uses 'bc' to determine the values of those, conversion from dec->hex and vice versa
19:14:15AndyQkergoth: nope - I'll install it
19:14:20NetNut404_workk found em online
19:14:21kergothk :)
19:14:25kergoththen just run make again
19:14:29AndyQk
19:14:32kergothit'll pull the .config over every time it compiles
19:14:36NetNut404_workhttp://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Merchant_Id=&Section_Id=1980&pcount=&Product_Id=125685&Section.Section_Path=%2F%2FRoot%2FMobileSolutions%2FPDAAccessories%2FEnhancements%2F
19:14:39AndyQkergoth: not yet - I shall do though - I'd like ipkg to work properly
19:14:50kergothAndyQ: me too
19:14:50AndyQkergoth: bug tracker thing
19:15:01kergothAndyQ: if you dont have a chance to look into it, let me know and i will
19:15:09NetNut404_workBelkin Part Number: F8R4300
19:15:12AndyQkergoth: k
19:16:13coup-afkweird, opieIRC quit out on me twice, v odd.
19:16:16NetNut404_workthey fit perfectly with mild sanding to the back end so the end fits all the way in
19:16:50Aimio<-- doesn't know what opie stands for :p
19:17:14kergothoriginally it was an acronym, open palmtop integrated environment, iirc
19:17:21kergothbut nobody really thinks of it as an acronym nowadays
19:17:24kergothits just opie
19:17:24kergothheh
19:19:00NetNut404_workso what is wrong with ipkg that I gotta install some of my apps manully now, and ipkg-link them ?
19:19:06kergothNetNut404_work: huh?
19:19:16kergothi havent found anything that fails to install other than konq/e
19:19:27NetNut404_workkonq never would install  so I installed in manually  same with qtjim
19:19:40kergoth'never would install'
19:19:42kergothgive me details
19:19:52NetNut404_workalso the force-reinstall does nothing
19:19:52kergothsaying it doesnt work doesnt tell me much
19:19:55kergothi know
19:19:57kergoththats a ipkg bug
19:19:58kergothreport it
19:20:34kergothso what happens when you try to install qtjim?
19:20:52NetNut404_workjust untared stuff where it belongs, and put in the control files and list file, and ipkg-link ed em to finally get the apps to run
19:21:07NetNut404_workwell the force-depends I think was the issue
19:21:21NetNut404_work--force depends did not work
19:21:27kergoth?
19:21:29kergoth'did not work'
19:21:29kergothdood
19:21:32kergoththrow me a bone here
19:21:36kergotherror message? what?
19:21:37NetNut404_worksorry..
19:21:41kergothi'm not a fscking psychic
19:21:54Neo|Worktries http://www.openzaurus.org/oz_website/faq/faq.php?id=30
19:21:58AndyQkergoth: the bug is that whe up try to install some packages - ipkg does nothing - no messages, nothing
19:22:00NetNut404_workyeah.. I have it wrotten down some place.. I will do it again in a while
19:22:15kergothAndyQ: this occurs on more than just konq? i was under the impression it was a konq/e thing
19:22:34AndyQkergoth: I thought it was also just konq/e
19:22:57kergothhmmm
19:23:03kergothill play around with this latest image
19:23:40NetNut404_workthe problem with qtjim is it has some deps, and saying -force-depends or whatever did not work .. I will give you an exact log later
19:24:00kergothokay, cool
19:24:31NetNut404_workjust wanted to get it to work.. but I don't know how to get the app to work with yahoo messenger anyway
19:26:20AndyQkergoth: the bugs with ipkg are logged in the bug tracker - (-force-reinstall, upgrade to anywhere other than root installs to root, and unable to install to onther dest if already installed and removed, plus a number of others)
19:27:23kergothAndyQ: okay, cool
19:27:23kergothAndyQ: now to pester jamey :)
19:27:23Neo|Workhrm. I think I'm screwing up my opie install due to not enough storage space
19:27:39AndyQheh
19:30:08kergothNeo|Work: trying to install opie on sharp rom .. or?
19:30:08Neo|Workno no
19:30:08Neo|Workipkg upgrade on my 5000
19:30:08Neo|Workwith OZ
19:30:09kergothahh
19:30:09kergothipkg upgrade has a bug that andyq and i were just discussing
19:30:09kergothif you have a package installed to a dest, i.e. mtdram/sd/cf
19:30:09kergothand you ipkg upgrade
19:30:09Neo|WorkI'm following http://www.openzaurus.org/oz_website/faq/faq.php?id=30
19:30:09kergothit'll install the new version of that package to root
19:30:09kergothso you'll run out of space
19:30:09kergothunmount mtdram, cf, and sd
19:30:09kergoththen ipkg upgrade from the commandline
19:30:09kergothand you'll be safe
19:30:09kergothhey sambatron
19:30:10kergothNeo|Work: ah. you unmounted the media right?
19:30:10Neo|Workyes
19:30:13AndyQkergoth: current installed destination of a package is already in aqpkg (maybe recently but its in :)
19:30:16Neo|Workat least I think so, or hope so..
19:30:35kergothAndyQ: ah, didnt realize. well close that then :)
19:31:09Neo|Workseems like the upgrade results in larger disk usage or something
19:31:20kergothNeo|Work: ohhh i know what it is
19:31:25kergothNeo|Work: are you doing from from console or from within opie?
19:31:47Neo|Workconsole
19:32:04kergothhmm.. shouldnt take up more space then
19:32:23kergoth if you upgrade from within opie, as programs are still using the old libqt or libqpe versions, they dont get freed until the app is exited
19:32:45kergothyou'll see the same beahvior upgrading any file thats in use. for example a libc6 upgrade will use extra space until you reboot
19:32:47Neo|Workright
19:32:58Neo|WorkI'm aware of how that works
19:33:03kergothokay, just checking :)
19:36:42oz prerelease is http://openzaurus.sf.net/official/unstable/20021019_1336/
19:36:42jmhodgesibot oz prerelease
19:36:46jmhodgescool :)
19:37:11Neo|Workdamn it takes a long time to upgrade ssh-client. I wonder what it's doing
19:37:30AndyQ|Awayis away: I'm off doing something I shouldn't
19:39:04Neo|Workthere...
19:39:09Neo|Worktook a damn long time
19:39:35kergoth`lunchNeo|Work: our old jffs2 version seems to cause hangs at times, just let it go
19:39:38kergoth`lunchbbl
19:39:51Neo|WorkI assume I want to upgrade the kernel too?
19:40:02Neo|Workif I could just find my CF card..
19:45:09datenPUNK: sorry...
19:45:09datenPUNKibot : latest release
19:45:15egvso... anyone know what's preventing the oz3 release?
19:45:21kergoth`lunchegv: i'm testing it now
19:45:27datenPUNK: sorry...
19:45:27datenPUNKibot : release
19:45:31kergoth`lunchdatenPUNK: read what the topic and bot told you
19:45:31egvkergoth`lunch: sweet ;)
19:45:37paqhiya
19:45:44kergoth`lunchwe have the onjoin message for ar eason
19:45:51kergoth`lunchheh
19:46:00paqkergoth`lunch: hi, how's vpn on oz..?
19:46:12kergoth`lunchvtun works, i hear the freeswan folks have it working on the Z
19:46:19scan[lab]kergoth`lunch: saw that you found my stupid mistake, thanks
19:46:26it has been said that oz prerelease is http://openzaurus.sf.net/official/unstable/20021019_1336/
19:46:26datenPUNKibot : oz prerelease
19:46:27kergoth`lunchscan[lab]: np :)
19:46:36paqkergoth`lunch: yeah, they have freeswan module for 2.4.6 (whatever sharp's kernel is)..
19:46:55kergoth`lunchyeah, theres no opie/qtopia gui for freeswan setup though yet
19:47:06datenPUNKthanks - I'm a total irc idiot ;)
19:47:25paqhrm hrm..
19:53:03numatrixmy Z is possessed....
19:53:46numatrixoccasionally when I press any hardware button it completely flips out and acts as if a hundred different buttons are being pressed at once
19:53:50numatrixit's less than pleasant...
19:54:18Aimiocan OZ use Jeode bolted on manually
19:54:20Aimiocan OZ use Jeode bolted on manually?
19:54:20numatrixwindows opening, closing, things moving around. right in the middle of a great nethack game.. <sigh>  I wasted a perfectly good wish because it flipped out.
19:54:21kergoth`lunchnumatrix: weird
19:54:25kergoth`lunchAimio: jeode will work
19:54:58Aimioand Hancom? any reason not to use oz? extra trouble perhaps i suppose
19:55:07numatrixkergoth:  Yeah, I'm giving it a reboot now.  It almost seems like a hardware issue; keyboard not quite connecting and getting strange signals.  I don't know.  Tempted to use my best buy warranty and get a new one.
19:55:11kergoth`lunchhancom will work in oz, though i hear theres a quirk in word
19:55:13kergoth`lunchnumatrix: hmm
19:55:14numatrixAimio: opera still doesn't work.
19:55:25kergoth`lunchyeah opera doesnt seem to like qt/e 2.3.4
19:55:32kergoth`lunchi should backrev to qt/e 2.3.2 just for testing
19:55:47paqis there any reason to use opera over konq?
19:55:57numatrixkergoth: That might be good; I have this funny feeling there might be something else causing the problem too, but I don't know why.  Opera has all sorts of stranges settings embedded in the sharp rom.
19:56:04kergoth`lunchhmm
19:56:07numatrixpaq: If you happen to link it's rendering engine better..
19:56:21numatrixits, rather.
19:56:47VERItasare there any tutorials on backing up my sharp rom before i install oz?
19:57:10Aimiois konq fairly fast? (haven't used yet)
19:57:14paqnumatrix - link? not sure what you meant... but i've had problems with opera displaying jpgs over 600Kb..
19:57:25kergoth`lunchVERItas: i'd recommend using the sync software to backup your data
19:57:36paqAimio: yeah
19:57:36kergoth`lunchVERItas: or copy /home/root/Documents, /home/root/Settings, /home/root/Applications to cf
19:57:36AimioIf I do a hard reset when OZ is installed, what happens?
19:57:45kergoth`lunchVERItas: then you'll want to use the *creator ipks to generate ipks of hancom and stuff if you want those
19:57:50kergoth`lunchAimio: it wipes your ramdisk
19:57:51kergoth`lunchAimio: and resets the clock
19:57:58numatrixpaq: link?  No, I'm just saying in general that they use different rendering engines and operas might work better.  Also, konq's scaling function often isn't as convienant as the opera zoom.
19:58:11VERItasi was hoping i could back up the sharp rom so i could switch back to it if i don't like oz
19:58:40kergoth`lunchAimio: thats about it. your data in flash is still safe, and everything else remains the same
19:59:54Aimioso installing OZ doesn't go over any built in (rom?) software?
19:59:54kergoth`lunchhuh?
19:59:54kergoth`lunchinstalling oz overwrites everything in flash
19:59:54kergoth`lunchhard reset != reflash
19:59:54kergoth`lunchthey're quite independent
19:59:54paqAimio: yeah, to get back to sharp's rom you need to download it from myzaurus.com or wherever and reflash it back to your zaurus..
19:59:55AimioI'm trying to figure out the risks of install oz you c.
19:59:55kergoth`lunchif you install oz, you can always flash sharp back on if you dont like it
20:00:06kergoth`lunchits impossible to brick your Z or do any permanent damage in whitching to oz
20:00:14kergoth`lunchVERItas: um, the original sharp romimage is on myzaurus.com
20:00:15Aimiopaq: i c. Because I haven't been able to flash up the the newest anyway
20:00:21kergoth`lunchVERItas: download it and flash it if you need to revert to sharp
20:00:25Aimiook
20:00:29Aimio:)
20:00:52kergoth`lunchbut as i said, you'll want to backup any documents and app settings as that will be lost
20:00:56VERItasso i have to download the orignal then upgrade a couple of times?
20:00:57paqnumatrix: oh okay.. doesn't konq offer finer granularity on scaling? how is opera's more convenient?
20:01:10Aimiohmm, shall i do it from windows or linux?
20:02:52cbokhands kergoth a pbr and sits back to watch and rate various clue levels
20:03:00paqAimio: where you do you have a cf reader...
20:03:24Aimioi don't have a cf reader :/ (only a SM one)
20:03:34paqsets the clue-by-four right next to the cluebringer...
20:03:50kergoth`lunchcbok: hehe
20:04:50Aimiopaq: i can do it over usb?
20:05:58cbokaimio - have you read any of the FAQS?
20:06:13cbokaimio - if not, i suggest you RTFM before continuing to ask questions
20:06:15Neo|Workhrm. is it good that ipkg upgrade for a package takes like forever but when I press Ctrl-z and fg  I get 'ipkg: write: Interrupted system call
20:06:16Neo|Work' and it seems to continue?
20:06:23Aimiook, I'll read the OZ faq's when I'm ready
20:06:27cbokaimio - we're happy to help, really, however, do some base reading
20:06:28paqAimio: well, you can't use sharp's reflash tool to put OZ on your zaurus.
20:07:08paqcbok - do you use your zaurus for real PIM?
20:07:20amankergoth`lunch
20:07:21amanOnyx4
20:07:47kergoth`lunchNeo|Work: it was hung waiting for a write to comjplete
20:07:55kergoth`lunchNeo|Work: either wait, or ctrl+c it and run ipkg upgrade again
20:08:05Neo|Workwhy does that happen?
20:08:59kergoth`lunchsomething to do with our old jffs2 version
20:09:04cbokpaq - yes i do
20:09:39paqcbok - great, what desktop apps do you use and how do you sync..? I'm looking for secure sync to run over wireless..
20:10:00cbokhave you read www.zauruszone.com?
20:10:02Neo|Workok, so how the fsck do I reinstall a package?
20:10:07cbokand done a search on syncing?
20:10:11cbokif not, do that.
20:10:22cbokand, on wireless, unless you're using WEP
20:10:27cbokthere is no such thing as "Secure" syncing.
20:10:33cbok& getting lunch
20:10:56paqcbok - wep isn't exactly secure... vpn or ssh over it is preferable..
20:11:39Aimiohmm, I will soon have my Zaurus cradle networked and thus online. With ftp open etc and all my pim details, perhaps OZ is different? (wasn't really in faq, mentioned security tab)
20:11:50kergoth`lunchpaq: hopefully kitchensync will have an option to sync to the Z with ssh
20:11:54nasahey, any new word on opieplayer2?
20:11:59kergoth`lunchAimio: hmm?
20:12:09kergoth`lunchAimio: different how? you didnt ask a question
20:12:21Neo|WorkI seriously doubt I'll ever get this OZ install running again. :-(
20:12:22kergoth`lunchthat was a long statement
20:12:24paqkergoth`lunch: ksync would rock... but it'll have to wait til kde 3.2 ain't it?
20:12:29Aimiodifferent approach to secrity, such as non root account perhaps
20:12:33kergoth`lunchpaq: something like that
20:12:39kergoth`lunchAimio: opie still runs as root for now
20:12:44paqcrosses his fingers
20:12:51kergoth`lunchAimio: and the ftp sync password is hardcoded to 'rootme' atm
20:12:52Aimioi need to firewall
20:12:56kergoth`lunch'firewall'
20:12:59kergoth`lunchbuzzwords
20:13:04kergoth`lunchtell me what you're really trying to do
20:14:23Aimiowell, I (will eventually) have usbdnet with my Z connected to that meaning I can use feeds. However ppl on our lan can ping the Zaurus and my brother for example can probably help himslef
20:14:35kergoth`lunch'help himself'
20:14:46kergoth`lunchyou can set a root password to lock down the access via ssh
20:15:01Aimioic
20:15:04kergoth`lunchbut as i said, the ftp access for the sync software has a hardcoded password of 'rootme' at the moment
20:15:25kergoth`lunchwhich means of course, he can freely download your pim data
20:15:29kergoth`lunchbut for that
20:15:38kergoth`lunchyou can set an ip range thats allowed to access it in Security
20:16:01kergoth`lunchif you're really feeling paranoid, you can install iptables and block things that way :)
20:16:15Aimioic, the ip range isn't avail in the normal sharp software, thx
20:16:23kergoth`lunchnp
20:16:40amankergoth`lunch anything new?
20:17:23Neo|Workkergoth`lunch: I never saw: Does upgrading the kernel fix the jffs issue?
20:17:25kergoth`lunchaman: testing current cvs HEAD light & power to see if we still need to keep the old one
20:17:40kergoth`lunchNeo|Work: the only upgraded kernel available is 2.4.7, and thats not available for public testing yet.
20:17:52Neo|Workjust wondering
20:17:56Neo|WorkI can't upgrade anyway
20:21:17NetNut404_workis trying to understand how to cross comple for the Z
20:21:48nasaStupid question -- if one is worried about security couldn't one suspend the Z?
20:22:33Neo|Work#  /opt/QtPalmtop/bin/qpe                  
20:22:33Neo|WorkBus error
20:22:35Neo|Workoh the joy
20:22:38NetNut404_workwhat ibot says about xcompile does not tell me alot
20:22:52hmmm... 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) or ftp://ftp.arm.linux.org.uk/pub/armlinux/toolchain/cross-3.2.tar.bz2
20:22:52NetNut404_workibot: xcompile
20:23:09kergothNeo|Work: fun. sounds like you upgraded opie-taskbar but not opie-base, libopie, and the applets.. or something very similar. if you upgrade one, upgrade them all
20:23:24kergothNetNut404_work: it tells you all you need to know. extract it, put it in the path, and you're on your way
20:23:37amankergoth what about todo/
20:24:02NetNut404_workkergoth: on my way.. but how do I specify in a configure for example what archetecture I am compiling for ?
20:24:04Neo|Workkergoth: working on it. it's just so weirdly slow (yeah, I know, known issue)
20:24:28kergothNetNut404_work: read the autoconf documentation on gnu.org. generally its --host=arm-linux --build=x86-linux
20:24:33kergothNeo|Work: yeah
20:24:46kergothaman: we should likely stick with the stable todo for now, the new one needs more testing
20:24:50Neo|Workyou know what would be really nice in ipkg in general? progressbar
20:24:55Neo|Worklike rpm has nowadays
20:24:59kergothNeo|Work: agreed.
20:25:07kergoththey should swipe the wget progressbar or something
20:25:36Neo|Workwell, it's not hard to write a progressbar, just have to get decent information for it
20:25:46Neo|Workok, so now all is upgraded
20:26:03Neo|Workbut it still fails so something somewhere is broken
20:26:21kergotheverything is upgraded but it still doesnt start?
20:26:25kergothdont run the binary directly
20:26:28kergoth /etc/init.d/opie start
20:26:33kergothis the correct means
20:26:41Neo|WorkI know
20:26:58Neo|Worksomething obviously broke when I got those write interrupted issues
20:27:12kergothgeh, too bad ipkg's -force-reinstall function is broken
20:27:20Neo|Workbroken how?
20:27:21kergothcould ipkg install opie-remove and then reinstall it
20:27:35kergothbroken as in it returns 'blah is up to date' and doesnt reinstall it
20:27:37cbokpaq - i know wep isn't secure
20:27:41KallDrexxhola
20:27:45cbokpaq - i break it on a monthly basis
20:27:56cbokpaq - i work in the information security field
20:27:56KallDrexxhola chouimat|bored
20:28:05chouimat|boredhi KallDrexx
20:28:07KallDrexxchouimat|bored: lol in exult it started thundering and raining and my z ran out of memory
20:28:21chouimat|boredKallDrexx: add swap
20:28:21Neo|Workkergoth: Ah, well, it works when you install packages directly so I ipkg download them first
20:28:26Neo|Workand that works as far as I can see
20:28:31KallDrexxchouimat|bored: swap?
20:28:57chouimat|boredKallDrexx: add a swapfile
20:29:02KallDrexxchouimat|bored: how?
20:29:23KallDrexxkergoth: going ot test the thing out now
20:29:31Neo|Workkergoth: how large is libopie?
20:30:37kergothNeo|Work: looks like the lib itself, uncompressed, is around 872k (stripped)
20:31:42paqcbok - know of any program that automatically rotates wep key periodically?
20:32:07chouimat|boredhmmm what the diff between logo-new and logo-orignal (look the sames)
20:32:37scanlinelogo-new is antialiased and dithered... no little crispy bits on the edges of everything
20:32:49KallDrexxchouimat|bored: so how do I add a swapfile?
20:33:04chouimat|boredKallDrexx: check swapon
20:33:32KallDrexxkergoth: you alive?
20:34:46amanhmmm
20:34:54Neo|Workah, there, better
20:42:33paqtime to sleep... later all
20:42:38Dessimat0rgn
20:45:26KallDrexxchouimat|bored: where's swapon?
20:48:08Neo|Workhrm. are there like meta-packages that depends on of other stuff?
20:48:31kergothNeo|Work: ipkg info|grep task-opie
20:48:37Neo|Workthat's what I thought
20:50:08oz snapshot is, like, http://openzaurus.sourceforge.net/snapshot/ or updated every 4 hours by Navi or this is a snapshot of the bk oz buildroot tree use it to compile my own OZ if you don't want to use BK
20:50:08beattieibot oz snapshot
20:51:09Neo|Workkergoth: I'm installing all those so I guess I'll get a bunch of packages now
20:52:59kergothNeo|Work: task-opie-complete will not install
20:53:09kergothNeo|Work: a *full* opie install of every single opie package takes like 32 megs
20:53:12kergoth:)
20:53:54KallDrexxkergoth: hey
20:53:59KallDrexxkergoth: got some info fory ou
20:54:28Neo|Workkergoth: I have 64 MB SD
20:54:33Neo|Workthat said, it just segfaulted on me
20:55:16kergothNeo|Work: oh you're installing all the tasks to sd? from aqpkg or ipkg or what?
20:55:29kergothKallDrexx: email it to kergoth@handhelds.org so i dont forget
20:55:38NetNut404_workonce you compile and you make.. how do you do the "make install" when you are cross compiling?
20:55:44kergothhm?
20:55:52KallDrexxkergoth: well it's just a small result to my test
20:56:10kergothgenerally you use make DESTDIR=/path/to/the/ipk/temp/dir install, and then you create an ipk from that temp dir
20:56:16kergothassuming you're creating an ipk for the package in question
20:56:20kergothread the ipkg docs
20:56:23KallDrexxkergoth: when icome out of suspend mode apps that are on my compact flash get shutdown, most likely due to the same thing that causes the reset to cardomn
20:56:43kergothnothing 'resets' cardmon. cardmon just *displays* whats going on. it doesnt do anything on its own
20:56:49kergothokay, i'll look into it
20:57:02kergothKallDrexx: did this occur on the Sharp rom?
20:57:12KallDrexxkergoth: no
20:57:13kergothi've never installed packages to cf, and i dont own a sd :)
20:57:29KallDrexxkergoth: and games on root don't close after resume either
20:57:36KallDrexxkergoth: yeah well i have a 5kd, so i have no room
20:57:42kergothgotcha.
20:57:46Neo|Workkergoth: aqpkg
20:57:57kergothNeo|Work: what segfaulted?
20:58:01Neo|Workopie
20:58:04Neo|Work(i.e qpe)
20:58:09KallDrexxkergoth: so that might be something to look into as I would love to just suspend with my exult game open or reversi or whatnot
20:58:56kergothKallDrexx: hrm. alrighty, i'll check into it.
21:00:33KallDrexxcool
21:04:13AndyQ|Awayis back (gone 00:42:23)
21:04:20AndyQback
21:06:35Dessimat0rwb
21:07:11NetNut404_workis there a walkthrough on making a ipkg from a tar.gz ?
21:07:26kergothKallDrexx: i have reports that this behavior occurs on the sharp rom as well
21:07:35kergothKallDrexx: not on SD, but only apps installed to CF
21:07:42KallDrexxkergoth: well
21:07:48bipolarkergoth: Someone found more 'features', eh?
21:07:49KallDrexxkergoth: sharp rom wouldnt' let me install stuff to CF
21:07:53KallDrexxkergoth: so i wouldn't know
21:07:58KallDrexxkergoth: forgot about that fact sorry
21:08:22kergothgotcha.
21:08:22kergothnp
21:08:55kergothKallDrexx: i suspect its a general pcmcia-cs thing. not OZ specific, so it wont hold up the release. but I'll look into it at some point here, as that'd give us another leg up on the sharp rom
21:09:06Neo|Work  kergoth: hmm, there's no bash in opie?
21:09:11Neo|Works/opie/oz/
21:09:33kergothNeo|Work: we use busybox ash atm, as bash is hugee
21:10:04AndyQkergoth: got a small question - I've read a few threads oabout people having spare batteries. I thought that when you replaced a bettery it was the same as doing a hard reset (it is with the Sharp Rom). Is this behaviour the same with OZ?
21:10:10Neo|Workwell, I want a HUGE bash because busybox sh sucks
21:10:12Neo|Work::)
21:10:22Neo|WorkI mean, having busybox sh is fine but I want the option to use bash...
21:11:26kergothAndyQ: theres a backup battery
21:11:26KallDrexxkergoth: thanks i'd appreciate it
21:11:30zeckehi
21:11:38kergothNeo|Work: i'll put a bash ipk in the feed. you can certainly use it if you like.
21:11:51Neo|Worklikewise, busybox top sucks. :))
21:12:09kergothyes, busybox top definately sucks, i agree
21:12:54AndyQkergoth: I know that, but definately on the Sharp ROM (the original one - haven't taken the battery out since) when you removed the battery it was the equivilant of doing a hard reset - crap but I remember at the time checking it at least 3 times coz I couldn't believe it
21:13:27kergothAndyQ: the backup battery will retain power to the RAM.
21:13:46kergothAndyQ: worst case even if it didnt you'd lose mtdram contents, you wouldnt lose the rtc or the other things that only occur on a 'full reset'
21:14:11kergothi'll test it here. hold up
21:15:07[DrEvil]kergoth: do you ever use your Z for PIM stuff
21:15:33AndyQkergoth: Yeah - thats what I like about OZ - the main stuff (not mtdram) is kept (all the batch files painstakingly written and no backup remained - that was what stopped me ever going back to Sharp)
21:16:14kergoth[DrEvil]: yeah, but half the time i forget to backup my data when i reflash
21:16:48[DrEvil]heh
21:16:53AndyQheh - after my first need for a hard reset I was so relieved everything was there - backup was done immediately so I've got most things I need
21:17:06kergothspeaking of the writable flash, I should switch us to the stock CFI driver instead of the driver we're using now
21:17:07[DrEvil]now you have a backup app
21:17:07[DrEvil]but does that app work
21:17:28kergoth[DrEvil]: the backup app sorta/kinda works. i'm playing with it now, I may make some alterations to it. it needs a bit of work yet
21:17:48kergothi'd like to get it cleaned up a bit before the release, but its been held up for so long i'd hate to hold up the release any longer
21:18:03kergotheverything else seems pretty solid. except that suspend/resume while in cradle beahvior people reported
21:18:07kergothi need to verify that
21:18:13kergothdigs his cradle out of his duffel bag
21:20:22TheMasterMind1hmm
21:20:40KallDrexxhmm
21:20:43kergothhmm
21:20:53AndyQhmm
21:20:54TheMasterMind1hmm
21:20:59TheMasterMind1ok whats this about fbvnc?
21:21:04TheMasterMind1*ibot* From: kergoth at Mon Oct 28 10:42:06 2002: ping me regarding the status of the fbvncserver package and docwhat's bugs. we need to get this release out.
21:21:11TheMasterMind1and how do i do speed testing with my socket?
21:21:21kergothTheMasterMind1: wanted to know if you had any fixes for any of the fbvnc bugs
21:21:27TheMasterMind1you didn't get them?
21:21:31TheMasterMind1i'll forward to you
21:21:32bipolarw00t! Debain unstable is getting gcc 3.2 and KDE 3.1 this week
21:21:38kergothbipolar: sweeeet
21:21:48KallDrexxbipolar: uh i've had gcc 3.2 for some time
21:21:55KallDrexxbipolar: the debian packages...
21:21:56kergothKallDrexx: yes, but now its the main compiler
21:21:57TheMasterMind1bipolar: sweeeeeeeeet
21:22:01TheMasterMind1what about gnome2
21:22:02KallDrexxkergoth: ohh that thing
21:22:05KallDrexxyeah that's cool
21:22:18bipolarTheMasterMind1: I don't run Gnome, sorry
21:22:30TheMasterMind1kergoth: sent
21:22:59TheMasterMind1kergoth: btw, DaJoker is working on mozilla-qt for qte :)
21:23:14kergothhah, cool
21:23:20kergothTheMasterMind1: the sdcontrol fix is in bk
21:23:29kergothTheMasterMind1: networksetup works pretty well out of hte box
21:23:33TheMasterMind1kergoth: and another issue, we need to do something about this lcdscrewup on reboot issue
21:23:33kergothnot much pending atm
21:23:36kergoth?
21:23:43kergothlcd going weird on reboot is not critical
21:23:45TheMasterMind1apparently it happens when you reboot twice without suspend or whatever
21:23:48TheMasterMind1yes it is critical
21:23:50kergothdood
21:23:50TheMasterMind1because
21:23:51kergothyou're on crack
21:23:54TheMasterMind1it burns the screen
21:23:56kergoththat occurs with sharp too
21:23:58badalexkergoth: the bug was fixed! but some more were found?... that sucks ass
21:24:01kergothand its kernel specific
21:24:04nadavboo
21:24:11TheMasterMind1kergoth: yes, but it actually burns marks onto the screen
21:24:15kergothi told you already, that *will not* be fixed until we upgrade the kernel
21:24:18kergoththen you can fucking fix it.
21:24:24TheMasterMind1hmm
21:24:24kergothgood luck.
21:24:25TheMasterMind1fine
21:24:33Wemblyhow does it manage to burn marks onto the screen?
21:24:37kergothcause there's no way in hell you'll fix it
21:24:44TheMasterMind1we could hack it, just have it turn off the screen before a reboot
21:25:15scan[ibook]TheMasterMind1: if you're talking about what I think you are, that's not a problem. Most newer color LCDs do the same thing
21:25:31TheMasterMind1what am i talking about?
21:25:34TheMasterMind1i don't really know
21:25:38TheMasterMind1i just heard about this
21:25:40TheMasterMind1seems bad
21:25:43Wemblythe little streaks?
21:25:48scan[ibook]TheMasterMind1: the only way it would damage the LCD is if the AC modulation stopped, and that would cause a solid line or something similar
21:25:53Wemblythat appear when you reboot the system?
21:25:57TheMasterMind1Wembly: yea
21:26:05kergothscan[ibook]: there are reports that the Z hangs if you reboot without having suspended it at all. this is *completely* independent of the weird graphics on the lcd
21:26:10Wemblythen it slowly fades?
21:26:19TheMasterMind1Wembly: yes, but sometimes it just hangs there
21:26:20scan[ibook]kergoth: hmm
21:26:23TheMasterMind1kergoth: anyway, what other issues out there?
21:26:32kergothTheMasterMind1: i'm curious as to how you're going to fix a problem when you arent even clear on what it is
21:26:36Wemblyit'll fade away given enough time.
21:26:42Wemblygeneraly 30 seconds is enough
21:26:48Wemblyor untill the device is powered back on
21:26:51kergothTheMasterMind1: afaik there arent any. right now i'm testing usb networking behavior with regard to suspend/resume
21:26:52scan[ibook]I was just talking about the graphics... a Game Boy Color will do the same thing
21:27:17Wemblypfft
21:27:18TheMasterMind1kergoth: ok
21:27:22TheMasterMind1what about that time thing
21:27:23Wemblygameboy period did it
21:27:26Wemblythe orignal.
21:27:27kergothguys
21:27:28TheMasterMind1ever narrow that down?
21:27:34scan[ibook]Wembly: no, the original was different
21:27:37kergothanyone reproduce the supsepnd/resume issues with usb networking?
21:27:41kergothcause i just tested it
21:27:43kergothand it works flawlessly
21:27:45Wemblyi dunno
21:27:46kergothi can suspend onthe cradle
21:27:47kergothresume it
21:27:48Wemblyi think i mighta
21:27:51kergothand boom, interface is back up
21:27:55TheMasterMind1hmm
21:28:03scan[ibook]Wembly: the color would have a fading pattern from the center of the screen, same as the Z. Original gameboy would usually leave one row of pixels black for a few seconds
21:28:03Wemblysuspend on the craddle pick it up
21:28:06Wemblythen resume
21:28:08TheMasterMind1what about the thing where you put a suspended Z on the cradle
21:28:09Wemblythen stick it back on the craddle
21:28:15Wemblyi think that might do it
21:28:18Wemblyor suspend off the craddle.
21:28:20Wemblythe resume on the craddle.
21:28:21AndyQkergoth: I'll give it a go.......
21:28:38Wemblyand do it a few times in a row
21:28:47Wemblymight wanta turn on the debugging in hotplug too :)
21:29:36TheMasterMind1packages/kernel/logo-new.ppm
21:29:37TheMasterMind1?
21:29:38TheMasterMind1what changed?
21:29:39AndyQkergoth: 1st resume was fine, but network didn't come upremoved from cradle, put back on, network came up. Suspended then resumed, - hang
21:30:11AndyQreboots Zaurus
21:30:26kergothokay i think i found it
21:30:31kergothit doesnt do anything for netowrk
21:30:37kergothdevices on suspend/resume
21:30:51kergothit should probably run ifdown, ifup for suspend/resume respectively
21:31:07Wemblykergoth: good luck :)
21:31:09kergothright now, if i suspend on the cradle then resume, i have to manually ifup usbd0 to bring it up
21:31:12kergothgood luck?
21:31:17TheMasterMind1kergoth: also, how come if i eject my wifi card, suspend, resume, the wifi card is back
21:31:18kergothjust have to add an item to /etc/hotplug/net.agent
21:31:19kergotheasy enough
21:31:21Wemblykergoth: if you look at the code path in the usbd stack
21:31:23TheMasterMind1why does it insert on suspend?
21:31:25TheMasterMind1is it supposed to?
21:31:32TheMasterMind1s/suspend/resume
21:31:33Wemblythe network goes up every time you add/remove the net_fd module
21:31:34kergothTheMasterMind1: it doesnt eject/insert on suspend
21:31:40kergothWembly: .. and?
21:31:44Wemblyand ifup/ifdown is handled by the net.agent
21:31:45kergothi'm not removing net_fd
21:31:47kergothi know it is
21:31:52Wemblyand the add/removing of net_fd is handled by usbd.agent
21:31:55kergothadn there's no resume/suspend in the case statmetn in net.agent
21:31:59TheMasterMind1kergoth: eject the card and leave it in the socket, suspend, resume, the card is back
21:32:02AndyQkergoth: if you tell me what you've added to /etc/hotpug/net.agent - I'm happy to test it here - I can crash at will :)
21:32:09Wemblytheres just no signal being sent to hotplug is the problem that i figured it out as
21:32:22kergothno signal sent to hotplug *when*?
21:32:32Wemblyi dont remember *laugh*
21:32:36kergothbah
21:32:37kergothdamnit
21:32:39Wemblythe problem seemed to me to be driver related.
21:32:41kergothmutters and digs into the code
21:33:00Wemblybasicly its that whole..
21:33:05Wemblynetwork still exists when craddle is removed
21:33:11JasonNJque pasa.
21:33:13Wemblybut usbd.agent never gets a signal that the network has been removed
21:33:15TheMasterMind1JasonNJ: hey
21:33:20Wemblyso it keeps the net_fd module loaded
21:33:39kergothum
21:33:39Wemblyso it never unloads the net_fd module. cus its not plugged in.
21:33:43kergothWembly: suspend event doesnt unload net_fd
21:33:44Wemblyerr
21:33:47kergothWembly: it unloads sa1100_bi
21:33:56Wemblyerr
21:34:01kergothWembly: and usbd.agent does catch both the suspend and the restore-loaded events
21:34:17kergothnow the question is
21:34:21Wemblysa1100_bi i think should or did or does unload net_fd
21:34:25Wemblyi dont remember
21:34:28Wemblyits been awhile since i wrote it
21:35:03kergoths/wrote/read/
21:35:05Wemblywhat is the problem again?
21:35:15kergothproblem is the interface is down after suspend/resume
21:35:22kergothi have to manually ifup the inerface
21:35:22Wemblyahh
21:35:23kergoththen all is well
21:35:25Wemblyadd a sleep in there
21:35:30Wemblyit gets mixed up
21:35:31kergothso i'm tempted to just add suspend/restore-loaded to net.agent
21:35:48Wemblythe signal for adding the module occurs before the signal for removing the module accors
21:35:51badalexkergoth: so what are the new bugs?...
21:35:54Wemblyso it adds the module and says its already added
21:35:57Wemblythen removes it
21:36:00Wemblyso add a sleep on adding it
21:36:01kergoththen removes what?
21:36:05Wemblythat might fix it
21:36:08kergothall the modules are loaded
21:36:09TheMasterMind1badalex: almost all are fixed now
21:36:14kergothits just the interface is down
21:36:15TheMasterMind1badalex: some issues with sd and fbvnc
21:36:23kergothTheMasterMind1: sd is fixed
21:36:23badalexTheMasterMind1: sure... lol, oh right
21:36:30Wemblyadd a sleep to usbd0 interfaces iface entry
21:36:34Wemblyon pre-up sleep 3
21:36:38Wemblyerr add a pre-up sleep3
21:36:43Wemblythat should fix the problem i think.
21:37:10Wemblyif that fixes the problem
21:37:17Wemblythen you can add it into the usbd.agent
21:37:34kergoth?
21:37:38Wemblybasicly if you turn on debugging. you'll see when it suspend then resumes..
21:37:46kergothadd it where in usbd.agent?
21:37:46Wemblyit'll run in the order.. ifup usbd0 ifdown usbd0
21:37:54kergothah
21:38:00TheMasterMind1need more changelog stuff
21:38:05Wemblyso you need to add it to when it loads up the module.
21:38:08kergothTheMasterMind1: whats changed?
21:38:09TheMasterMind1i'm updating it
21:38:15TheMasterMind1kergoth: that's what i want to know
21:38:19Wemblythat 'might' fix the problem.
21:38:22TheMasterMind1added this sd and fbvnc stuff to the changelog
21:38:29kergothTheMasterMind1: fbvnc isnt fixed in bk yet
21:38:31kergothTheMasterMind1: sd is
21:38:33TheMasterMind1ok
21:38:36kergothTheMasterMind1: dont add every stupid little bugfix
21:38:40TheMasterMind1heheh
21:38:45kergoththey dont care about all the specifics
21:38:46TheMasterMind1fine
21:38:48kergothmost wont anyway
21:38:53Wemblyi had it there at one point and added a few other things.. then removed it and couldnt reproduce it.
21:39:40Wemblykergoth: itd suck tho to have a bug that was bugging the crap outa you and you read the changelist and never see that bug being fixed but it was fixed years ago ;)
21:39:46Wemblyand you go along with life thinking it was never fixed
21:39:55kergothwell, major fixes yet
21:39:59kergothminor stupid tweaks no
21:40:04Wemblyanyhow
21:40:09kergothWembly: there was already a sleep 2 after the modprobe of sa1100_bi
21:40:15Wemblytry adding pre-up sleep 3 to the usbd0 iface in /etc/network/interfaces
21:40:21Wemblyerrr
21:40:59Wemblydrat
21:40:59Wembly*ponders*
21:41:43TheMasterMind1  Gconv modules for libc6 (GCONV-MODULES) [N/y] y
21:41:43TheMasterMind1what is that exactly?
21:41:43Wemblywhat the hell try adding it to /etc/network/interfaces too
21:42:08Wemblyjust for the hell of it
21:42:17Wemblysee if that fixes the problem?
21:46:46TheMasterMind1downloads X source
21:50:37nealeI think gconv has something to do with il8n
21:51:47cbok  
21:51:47cbok
21:51:47cbok
21:51:47cbok
21:51:47cbok
21:51:49cbok sorry
21:51:53cbokdamn connection
21:51:54TheMasterMind1heh
21:52:00cboklagged on a t1
21:52:04KallDrexxheh
21:52:06cbokwith 3 people on it
21:52:09egvbummer... that's not right ;)
21:52:15cbokgoes to investigate who's streaming porn
21:52:22egvheh
21:52:47TheMasterMind1cbok: noooooo, dont' cut it off!!
21:53:15nealeporn is funny
21:53:39nealeIT IS TO LAUGH!
21:54:17TheMasterMind1gets off his ass and writes some code
21:56:43scan[ibook]gconv is character set conversion
21:57:35nealethere ya go
21:57:49nealeit's like iconv, only with a G.
21:58:12AndyQ kergoth: The buildroot didn't build aqpkg - so when I try to create an image it fails coz aqpkg aint there - any ideas?
21:58:22TheMasterMind1AndyQ: yea, something's up with it
21:58:29TheMasterMind1mkipks fails when making aqpkg ipk
21:58:45nealeThose nutty FSF guys.  If they had their druthers, we'd all call it the Gnunited States of Gamerica.
21:59:19TheMasterMind1laptop:/zaurus/buildroot/build/opie# ./mkipks noncore/apps/aqpkg/aqpkg.control
21:59:19TheMasterMind1ln: creating symbolic link `/ipaq/etc/rc2.d/S96opieatd' to `../init.d/opieatd': No such file or directory
21:59:26TheMasterMind1./mkipks: /zaurus/buildroot/build/opie/noncore/apps/aqpkg/aqpkg.control: No such file: pics/aqpkg
21:59:27TheMasterMind1./mkipks: /zaurus/buildroot/build/opie/noncore/apps/aqpkg/aqpkg.control: No such file: apps/Settings/aqpkg.desktop
21:59:27TheMasterMind1Not building aqpkg_..-_arm package
21:59:40TheMasterMind1it iddn' build
21:59:53kergoth?
21:59:57kergothbuilds fine here
22:00:19TheMasterMind1*shrug*
22:00:26TheMasterMind1laptop:/zaurus/buildroot/build/opie/noncore/apps/aqpkg# ls aqpkg
22:00:27TheMasterMind1aqpkg
22:00:27TheMasterMind1its there
22:00:34kergothwhats there?
22:00:36TheMasterMind1wasn't copied to build/opie/bin/ for some reason
22:00:37kergothum
22:00:39TheMasterMind1the binary was created
22:00:46kergothmy binary is in build/opie/bin/
22:00:47kergothheh
22:00:50TheMasterMind1dunno
22:01:02AndyQI get the same as TMM1
22:01:04kergothahh
22:01:06kergothfound it
22:01:09kergothyour .pro is fucked
22:01:13kergothyou dont have DESTDIR or TARGET
22:01:16kergother
22:01:21kergothyou have target, no DESTDIR
22:01:44AndyQ!dratsab - what should it be?
22:01:59kergothDESTDIR         = $(OPIEDIR)/bin
22:02:04kergothcopy from a known working package
22:02:07kergoththats what i always do
22:02:08kergothheh
22:02:12AndyQheh
22:03:56dajoker was last seen on #openzaurus 6 hours, 56 minutes and 42 seconds ago, saying: why would you suspend in the cradle? [Mon Oct 28 08:07:14 2002]
22:03:56TheMasterMind1ibot seen dajoker
22:03:59NetNut404_workwhat's something that is from say linux in general that would be a good easy rist test cross-compile to the Z ?
22:04:16kergothyou could always compile OZ
22:04:19TheMasterMind1heh
22:04:29kergoththat builds busybox, tinylogin, a number of others
22:04:33TheMasterMind1i want to run OZ on my laptop :)
22:05:11NetNut404_worksomething is not right
22:05:20kergothNetNut404_work: ?
22:05:25kergothwhat something
22:05:38kergothall you have to do is extract the toolchain and add it to your path
22:05:41NetNut404_workeverything I " coss compiled" complains about a sytax error when I try to execute teh,
22:05:55NetNut404_works/teh/them
22:06:03TheMasterMind1NetNut404_work: um, that's becaue you can't run it on a desktop/laptop
22:06:06TheMasterMind1only on the Z
22:06:09kergothhehe
22:06:17kergothrunning ARM binaries on x86 box = nono
22:06:25NetNut404_workTheMasterMind1: no.. when I run it on the Z terminal
22:06:34TheMasterMind1then you didn't cross compile it
22:06:38TheMasterMind1you compiled it for x86
22:06:42TheMasterMind1messed up somewhere
22:06:45well, xcompile is just get ftp://ftp.arm.linux.org.uk/pub/armlinux/toolchain/cross-2.95.3.tar.bz2 , un-tarbz2 in /usr/local/arm and set PATH=$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) or ftp://ftp.arm.linux.org.uk/pub/armlinux/toolchain/cross-3.2.tar.bz2
22:06:45TheMasterMind1ibot xcompile
22:07:01NetNut404_workTheMasterMind1: that's what I have been using
22:07:08AndyQFUCK - updated cvs to 1.11.2 and when I try to commit I get a cannot exec rsh: No such file or directory
22:07:08AndyQend of file from server (consult above messages if any) WTF?
22:07:16kergothAndyQ: export CVS_RSH=ssh
22:07:34TheMasterMind1ghjk,.
22:07:47AndyQkergoth: cheers - easy when you know how!
22:08:09NetNut404_workTheMasterMind1: I have been doing my configure's with ./configure --host=arm-linux --build=x86-linux --prefix=/opt/QtPalmtop/
22:08:49AndyQOK, aqpkg.pro commited - how do I get it into bk?
22:09:02NetNut404_workTheMasterMind1: and my make's to make DESTDIR=/home/userdir/temp/
22:09:05AndyQbk pull says Nothing to pull from http://openzaurus.bkbits.net/buildroot
22:09:11kergothAndyQ: hmm?
22:09:16kergothAndyQ: none of opie is in bk
22:09:23kergothAndyQ: the buildroot pulls opie from cvs
22:09:46AndyQI'm running bk pull from the buildroot-oz dir
22:09:48kergothAndyQ: cd build/opie; CVS_PASSFILE=`pwd`/../../.cvspass cvs up -Pd; date +%Y%m%d > stamp-version; cd ../..; rm stamps/.opie.binary; make;
22:09:51kergothAndyQ: for what?
22:09:56kergothAndyQ: nothing changed in the *bk* tree
22:10:03kergothAndyQ: your changes are in the opie *cvs* repository
22:10:05NetNut404_workTheMasterMind1: and them a make DESTDIR=/home/userdir/temp/ INSTALL  and then taring it up and copying it accross
22:10:08kergothnothing changed in the oz buildroot
22:10:50AndyQkergoth: ahhhhhh I thought it worked recursively
22:10:56AndyQheads off to read bk docs
22:11:04kergothbk pull is recursive
22:11:05kergothdood
22:11:12kergothnone of our sources reside *in* the bk repository
22:11:19kergothall the repos holds is makefiles and patches
22:11:29kergoththe buildroot then obtains, extracts, and builds each component source
22:11:42kergoththose sources do not reside in the bk repository upstrream, so bk pull doesnt touch them
22:12:14AndyQso when would I use bk pull?
22:12:21kergothwhen something in the bk tree changed
22:12:26kergothlike i add a new patch to one of the sources
22:12:29kergothor change a makefile
22:12:32kergothor add new items to OZ
22:12:49kergothnone of the component sources reside in bk, only *commands* to obtain and build those sources reside inbk
22:13:05NetNut404_workanyone see what I wrote to MasterMind1, and know what I did wrong in my compile ?
22:13:26kergothNetNut404_work: i didnt see the compijle commands from your  build, so i couldnt tell you
22:13:28AndyQahhh - it starts to clear - so cvs is still used within the opie tree (and other code areas) and bk is used for other stuff
22:13:41kergothAndyQ: we obtain sources from whereever they reside upstream
22:13:50kergothAndyQ: whether that be other bk tree, cvs repository, web or ftp site
22:13:54kergothAndyQ: buildroot doesnt care where they come from
22:14:11AndyQmy mind ---------------> BOOOOM!
22:14:17egvheh
22:14:29egvI was just wondering how kergoth keeps all this stuff straight ;)
22:15:23AndyQi'll never remember this - I'm gonna go into work tomorrow - and ask the same dumb questions again - actually I'm not coz I'll save the log
22:15:52kergothhehe
22:16:06kergothwe tried to keep the buildroot as minimal as possible, so no upstream sources reside there
22:16:06BZFlaggot a brain to spare? http://kevan.org/brain.cgi?BZFlag
22:16:17kergothcourse this causes problems if the upstream source repos goes down, but not much we can do about that
22:16:21kergothBZFlag: hehe
22:16:39NetNut404_workkergoth: I have been doing my configure's with ./configure --host=arm-linux --build=x86-linux --prefix=/opt/QtPalmtop/
22:16:57kergothNetNut404_work: --prefix=
22:17:03kergothNetNut404_work: prefix is generally left as ''
22:17:17kergothNetNut404_work: and then you set DESTDIR or what have you to the path to which you want make install to put things
22:17:28kergothotherwise it could every well hardcode paths in the binaries to /opt/qtPalmtop
22:17:30egvBZFlag: heh.. only 11 so far, eh?
22:17:34NetNut404_workkergoth: I did it that way as well
22:17:40BZFlagegv: got you didn't I? ;-)
22:17:51kergothNetNut404_work: well the way i told you is the correct way, and i still cnat tell you the problem without seeing the actual compilation messages
22:17:54egvBZFlag: yup
22:17:59BZFlaggrins
22:18:09NetNut404_workkergoth: oh.. I C
22:18:36kergothNetNut404_work: so if you'd like, 'make 2>&1 | tee log; cat log| mail kergoth@handhelds.org;
22:18:40kergoth'
22:18:50Dessimat0rlo all
22:25:57AndyQlo Dessimat0r
22:27:42AndyQwoot! I've got a number of zImages and an initrd.bin
22:27:52nadavhm
22:27:56AndyQhaven't a clue what I did and I doubt it will ever work again
22:28:01egvAndyQ: send some my way ;)
22:28:06kergothAndyQ: hehe
22:28:07nadavheh
22:28:16AndyQheh - if you want to test the out - be my guest :)
22:28:22AndyQs/the/them
22:28:35AndyQI'm not sure if I dare :)
22:28:42egvheh
22:29:10NetNut404_workkergoth: yeah.. it's definately not cross-compiled as it ran (but incorrectly) from the desktop
22:29:20egvI've just been waiting for oz3 to come out... I'm on 2.9.5.5, and was debating flashing to the prerelease last week, but kept thinking I'd wait until oz3 was done
22:30:20ljp_workgo agead... do it... I dare ya...
22:30:22AndyQegv - do it - it may be out today it may be out tomorrow - but you'll be another day older when it does come out
22:30:27ljp_workahead even
22:30:41egvAndyQ: what, flash to prerelease?
22:30:44AndyQand that will have been a day wasted you you could be experiencing the good stuff :)
22:31:01AndyQegv: yup - I did it and I can give it up anytime I like :)
22:31:16egvAndyQ: heh, well I'm not experiencing anything at the moment because I borked my network setup and can't sync
22:31:29AndyQegv: doh!
22:31:40egvAndyQ: *shrugs* pilot error, I'm sure.
22:32:02egvhmm... there's gotta be someone at work with a CF card reader...
22:32:09egvgoes hunting
22:32:55AndyQkergoth: now I've got a build, when I do an update I just need to update the cvs for whatever bit I'm interested in, set the stamp-version and do a make?
22:33:11AndyQdo I need to make clean or something at all?
22:36:37nodaMoo!
22:37:01kergothAndyQ: one other thing, just rm stamps/.opie.binary
22:37:06kergothAndyQ: thatll force it to recompile opie
22:37:23kergothAndyQ: you may also want to rm -rf output/rootfs, to force it to reinstall the new ipk into the rootfs
22:37:57AndyQOK, and if I build another package - i.e. ipkg I'd rm stamps/.ipkg.binary
22:38:30kergothif you just updated it from cvs and need it to recompile yeah
22:38:49kergothif you alter a patch for example, you'd want it to re-extract it to apply the patches, in that case you'd make SUBDIRS=packages/ipkg clean
22:38:52AndyQhow you guys ever remember how to do a build is beyond me - I've just about figured out configure :)
22:39:00kergothwhich would force it to 1) re-extract, 2) re-build, and 3) re-ipk
22:39:01nodalol
22:39:10kergothwhereas removing the binary stamp just forces it to do 2) and 3)
22:39:18nodaAndyQ: If you write the build process it's easier ;)
22:39:25kergothI know more than I ever wanted to about this build stuff
22:39:27kergothhehe, true that
22:39:30AndyQheh
22:39:45AndyQconsiders just waiting for OZ 3 :)
22:40:45AndyQwhat goes in the rootfs directory and why did I have to an ipkg update using the ipkg.conf in the rootfs/etc dir coz it was trying to get the wrong oz-base from the feed dir?
22:41:19nodaOh my GOD... "Jackass" is #1 in the box office.
22:41:26egvsad...
22:41:29kergothnoda: hahaha
22:41:31kergoththats so scary
22:41:39nodaIt's WELL ahead.
22:41:48egvwhat's it competing with?
22:41:49kergothAndyQ: output/rootfs/ is hte root filesystem that will be the image
22:42:02nodaegv: The Ring, Red Dragon
22:42:07kergothAndyQ: feed? it installs packages from output/ipks/
22:42:14kergothThe Transporter as well
22:42:17nodaPunch Drunk Love is apparently an awesome movie, too. But movies that critics love usually aren't loved in the box office.
22:42:19kergoththat was a fscking sweet movie
22:42:28kergothi gotta buy transporter when it comes out
22:42:53AndyQright - I think its a little clearer
22:43:02scan[ibook]hasn't heard of any of these movies... must have been living in a.. oh, nevermind...
22:43:08nodaI'm most interested in Punch Drunk Love - the thought of Adam Sandler in a serious role is so foreign to me, and I think he'd be good :)
22:43:14AndyQkergoth: thanks for your help and patience :)
22:43:21kergothAndyQ: anytime
22:43:27AndyQhave a good one all - later
22:43:29kergothscan[ibook]: hehe
22:43:33kergothnoda: weirdd
22:43:37egvnoda: my girlfriend saw it and liked it, which pretty much guarantees that I woulnd't
22:43:41nodaegv: rofl
22:43:56kergothhah
22:44:29TheMasterMind1heh
22:44:33TheMasterMind1noda: sup
22:44:36nodaTheMasterMind1: Heya :)
22:45:00nodaTheMasterMind1: Next step: I'm gonna refine that db_make_table function. It'll be MUCH more configurable, using eval().
22:45:13nodaThen I'll do a db_print_list() function :)
22:45:15kergoththat reminds me, i need to finish tweaking the overview
22:45:25nodaI gotta do my homework first though. Stupid lab reports.
22:45:34kergothhomework.. i remember not doing that
22:45:41nodaThe teacher gets someone to make an Excel spreadsheet and email it to everyone else in the class. So I have to plug in my numbers.
22:45:46nodakergoth: rofl, sucks eh? :)
22:45:53nodaThis is so mind-numbingly boring.
22:45:57kergothyeah, my grades blew once i stopping doing it
22:45:57egvheh.. I don't mind my homework so much these days.  but I sure hated it in college ;)
22:45:59kergoth:)
22:46:00noda(and this compared to *web design*)
22:46:08kergothI hated it in high school, and i hated it in college
22:46:19nodaI hate it in CEGEP (don't ask, the Quebec education system SUCKS!)
22:46:22kergothI could never understand having to waste time reading or writing about something I already knew
22:46:37kergoththe US school system probably isnt much better
22:46:37kergothheh
22:47:02nodakergoth: No, we have a 2-year school in between high school and university which accomplishes ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. You get a useless paper out of it.
22:47:17nodaPlus if I get accepted into either of the 2 universities I'm hoping for, this year will have been 100% useless.
22:47:28noda(which sucks, I'm getting 95%+ :P)
22:47:36kergother
22:47:38kergothweird
22:47:57egvis that like an AA degree?
22:48:02kergoththats what i was thinking
22:48:22kergoththough the credits towards the AA can go towards your bachelors, i wonder if thats true of theirs
22:48:48nodaI don't even know what an AA is. But this can't go towards a Ba.
22:48:49egvgeeze, I would hope.  that'd be amazingly painful otherwise
22:48:56egvd'oh
22:49:13kergothgeh
22:49:15kergothwhat a waste
22:49:21TheMasterMind1heheh
22:49:24egvthere has to be some point to all that... ?
22:49:32egvwell, okay... maybe not, but still
22:49:58nodaAbsolutely no point unless I want to go to a university in Quebec.
22:50:03nodaWhich I probably won't end up doing.
22:50:10kergothodd
22:50:22egvonly Quebec or any canadian U?
22:50:26nodaOnly Quebec.
22:50:33nodaThe rest of Canada makes sense (though Ontario only very recently)
22:50:48TheMasterMind1hmm fuck
22:51:07egv*shakes head* okay, I concede.  I though school here was pretty f*cked up, but you've got me beat ;)
22:51:15TheMasterMind1smacks kismet
22:51:28nodahates the government in his province :)
22:51:34egvmove ?
22:51:35TheMasterMind1screams "compile, bitch!"
22:51:44nodaegv: Next year :P
22:51:55nodaGotta get accepted somewhere first. And if it's MIT, gotta get a massive scholarship :P
22:52:21egvthere's always student loans...
22:52:21chouimat|borednoda: ?
22:52:26nodachouimat|bored: ?
22:52:39beattieim trying to build opie from sources cloned this morning "make[1]: *** [/home/beattie/OZ/buildroot-oz/stamps/.qt-embedded.sourcetree] Error 1"
22:52:40nodaYeah, a massive student loan then. Do you know what tuition costs there? :)
22:53:21egvI can guess.  I know how much my loans were and I just went to a shitty state school
22:53:31egvs/were/are
22:53:38TheMasterMind1alright
22:53:43TheMasterMind1kismet 2.6.2 seems to compile
22:53:54chouimat|boredegv: I know what I have to paid (about 450$ per months)
22:53:59nodagasps as he goes to MIT's website and the style is different :)
22:54:25egvchouimat|bored: yeah, that's not too far off from mine.
22:54:40Onyx4hey
22:54:43Onyx4does opie cvs compiles again?
22:54:50Onyx4there was a problem in odevice.cpp
22:55:05kergothit compiles
22:55:06chouimat|boredegv: will pay for 5 years :(
22:55:16nodaTuition, fees, room and board at $36,060 in 2002-03
22:55:20noda$US
22:55:23Onyx4has anyone tested the new cardmon for the bug with sd versus cf cards?
22:55:34TheMasterMind1no
22:55:47Onyx4ok I was going to upgrade my Z now if I can get it to build
22:56:08TheMasterMind1so are we ready to release or what?
22:56:14egvchouimat|bored: I have no idea how long I've got left.  I try not to think about it ;)
22:56:45kergothTheMasterMind1: just about, I'm updating the Overview page now
22:56:48Onyx4what are the issues remaining?
22:56:49kergothTheMasterMind1: can do you a download page quick?
22:56:54TheMasterMind1oh yea
22:56:57Onyx4I couldn't find anything about that hotplug+usb hang thing
22:56:57kergothOnyx4: the elusive and unreproducable time issue
22:56:59TheMasterMind1i'll put that up
22:57:12nodaWhee. All the values are input. Now I just have to answer questions... oh yeah, and write introduction, conclusion, ... :(
22:57:16nodaFor two labs :(
22:57:16kergothOnyx4: and the suspend/resume thing, if you 'ifup usbd0' after resuming the Z all is well, its a timing issue
22:57:36TheMasterMind1kergoth: hmm, weren't we going to chagne the zImage naming scheme?
22:57:43kergothTheMasterMind1: yes, i just havent done it in bk yet
22:57:47TheMasterMind1ok
22:57:48kergothTheMasterMind1: hold up, i'll change that quick
22:57:48nodaI always admire how school can make an interesting subject like Physics so unbelievably boring.
22:57:53kergothwe can rename them manually if we have to
22:58:02kergothmy school didnt make physics boring, thankfully
22:58:08kergothi loved physics. i still love physics for that matter
22:58:09kergothhehe
22:58:19kergothi shoudl go back to college one of these years
22:58:19nodaMy teacher's the best in the school. But the class still sucks :P
22:58:23egvmy lecture was boring as hell (professor wrote our textbook), but labs were cool
22:58:24nodaheh
22:58:35nodaI don't mind the labs, I mind the lab *reports*
22:58:41nodaI UNDERSTAND!
22:58:45egvyeah, those are a little painful
22:58:52TheMasterMind1i like my school
22:59:00TheMasterMind1schools for smart people are good
22:59:00nodaI think we should be able to go to his office and explain what happened to him, exempting us from the lab report.
22:59:07nodaTheMasterMind1: Heh, what school?
22:59:11kergothTheMasterMind1: i havent found a school for smart people yet
22:59:12TheMasterMind1www.tjhsst.edu
22:59:17kergothevery school i've ever been to goes too slow
22:59:19egvnoda: lol
22:59:21kergothincluding both colleges
22:59:22kergothfuckers
22:59:30TheMasterMind1my school is a sci/tech school for smart people only
22:59:35TheMasterMind1you have to take a test and stuff to get in
22:59:46TheMasterMind1"governor's magnet school"
22:59:47nodaTheMasterMind1: How much does that cost? -- oh, it's a high school :)
22:59:54TheMasterMind1noda: its a public school
23:00:05nodaNeat.
23:00:10TheMasterMind1yep
23:00:12nodais looking for universities now though.
23:00:25nodaEast of the Great Lakes especially :)
23:00:29nodaOr north.
23:00:48egvnoda: what course of study?
23:01:33TheMasterMind1prays for mozilla-qte
23:01:35nodaegv: Computers.
23:01:46nodaTheMasterMind1: lol, not gonna happen for a while (gtk dependency)
23:01:57TheMasterMind1noda: no, mozilla-qt exists
23:02:02nodaReally?
23:02:03TheMasterMind1dajoker is working on getting it working on qte
23:02:07nodaWow!
23:02:22egvnoda: you mean Computer Science, or EE, or what?  'Computers' is a bit vague ;)
23:02:37kergothI need to get a degree
23:02:38kergothhrmph
23:02:56egvyou can order 'em online these days ;)
23:02:56nodaegv: Hehehe, probably computer science, software engineering... something like that.
23:03:01nodalol
23:03:14nodaJust get an MSCE! Everybody loves someone with an msce :P
23:03:28noda(Oh yeah, except smart people. But nobody with a job these days is smart)
23:03:43egv?
23:03:52nodaegv: Never heard of an msce?
23:04:08kergothmcse.. oh god
23:04:09egvI've heard of an msce... I was thinking about the next comment... I'm at work ;)
23:04:25nodaegv: There are exceptions. I had a job last year :P
23:04:31NetNut404_workew..ms
23:04:31egvnoda: lol
23:04:38TheMasterMind1noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
23:04:55nodaPeople actually applied for my position with nothing but an msce. My boss and I had some good laughs :)
23:05:20noda(Gotta love resumes for IT jobs when paragraphs aren't even aligned properly)
23:05:27kergothlol
23:05:43Coup-PDA:)
23:06:00egvactually, that'd probably get you hired in my IT group
23:06:05egvdoesn't work in IT, thank god
23:06:09nodaHeh
23:06:16nodaThey still haven't replaced me *beam*
23:06:17TheMasterMind1heh
23:06:54nodacould be making an easy $45k/year but instead he's wasting a year of his life in a useless, meaningless year of school.
23:07:31chouimat|borednoda: I want to do an easy 45K/year
23:07:32kergothnoda: fun
23:07:33egvnoda: but these are supposed to be the best years of your life ;)
23:07:34kergothso do i
23:07:43kergothi'm only making $37333/yr atm
23:07:45nodalol
23:07:49kergothmutters about support
23:07:50cbokdamn
23:07:50nodakergoth: Yeah, $US though :P
23:07:52cbokwon't comment..
23:07:54kergothtrue
23:07:54egvkergoth: what state?
23:07:57NetNut404_workcan't live on 45k a year
23:08:01kergothegv: minnesota
23:08:09kergothNetNut404_work: i couldnt survive atm without a roommate
23:08:13nodacould live on $45k, no expenses :P. But gonna shoot for $150k.
23:08:17TheMasterMind1    * Email kergoth at kergoth@sourceforge.net
23:08:18egvahhh... you can't live on that in california
23:08:18TheMasterMind1heheheh
23:08:22cbokkg - you're in mn?
23:08:27kergothTheMasterMind1: change that to kergoth@handhelds.org
23:08:29kergothcbok: yeah
23:08:30cbokmoved from there
23:08:42NetNut404_workwould ad 20k to that, and then still would be struggling
23:08:57kergothNetNut404_work: lots of expenses?
23:09:02NetNut404_workyep
23:09:08kergothi've got my credit card payments hurting me atm
23:09:12kergoththankfully i own a cheap ass card or i'd be hurting even further
23:09:14nodacomforts kergoth.
23:09:18kergoths/card/car/
23:09:31egvwould like to have a big-ass toy budget
23:09:35egvone of these days...
23:09:44NetNut404_workit aint cheap in the bay area
23:09:47kergothBZFlag: nice test. ;)
23:09:56egvNetNut404_work: no shit.  I live/work in SD
23:10:02egvs/D/F
23:10:37chouimat|boredhe Darwin 6.0.2 for x86 is out
23:10:53egvit pains me to see how much of my salary gets pissed away on rent, parking, etc.
23:11:05kergothegv: high cost of living out there eh?
23:11:30nodaHehehe. I've got 2 roomates, paid heating, dirt-cheap transportation, ... :)
23:11:32NetNut404_workhates cross-compiling..   or should I say.. not cross compiling
23:11:39nodaNetNut404_work: rofl
23:11:49egvkergoth: last time I looked, which was a few years back, San Francisco was something like the third most expensive place to live in the US - behind new york city and hawaii
23:11:55kergothegv: ouch
23:12:03kergothminnesota is fairly low, all things considered
23:12:23beattielow temps too
23:12:24TheMasterMind1NetNut404_work: you know you have to change options and set configure parameters for it to use the cross compiler and not the normal compiler..
23:12:25kergother
23:12:29chouimat|boredpay 370$ CDN for a 4 1/2
23:12:46kergothnoda, TheMasterMind1: why are there modified files on sf.net in oz_website that havent been either reverted or committed?
23:12:53kergothM content/contact.php
23:12:57kergothM include/config.inc
23:12:58TheMasterMind1kergoth: because i'm a whore
23:12:58egvchouimat|bored: 4 1/2 bedroom apartment?
23:13:06NetNut404_workTheMasterMind1: I have been using ./configure --host=armoured-linux --build=x86-linux
23:13:09nodakergoth: config.inc should stay not-committed. The other's tmm's fault :P
23:13:13NetNut404_workac
23:13:16kergothbah
23:13:24chouimat|boredegv: 4 1/2 room appatment
23:13:26kergothTheMasterMind1: check it out from cvs locally, make changes, commit
23:13:27nodaconfig.inc is site-specific :)
23:13:28kergothdont edit on server
23:13:42nodaTheMasterMind1: If you need a db dump I can dcc one to you.
23:13:55egvchouimat|bored: I hate you ;)  I pay $1195 US for a 1 bedroom apartment - and that's a pretty good deal
23:14:00NetNut404_workTheMasterMind1: I have been using ./configure --host=arm-linux --build=x86-linux
23:14:32kergothnoda, TheMasterMind1: hows the new overview look?
23:14:39chouimat|boredegv: Quebec City, add 75$ for electricty 80$ for cable tv/internet and 60$ for the telephone
23:14:40kergothNetNut404_work: you'll want to set the env vars too
23:14:48kergothNetNut404_work: CC, LD, STRIP, CPP, CXX< etc
23:15:00TheMasterMind1kergoth: looking good
23:15:10NetNut404_workkergoth: oh.. where/what wil they be set to?
23:15:21kergothi pay $925US for mortgage on my 2 bedroom townhouse
23:15:26egvchouimat|bored: that's about the same as here, dollar figure-wise.  not sure what the conversion rate is, tho
23:15:34kergothNetNut404_work: CC=arm-linux-gcc, CXX=arm-linux-g++, LD=arm-linux-ld, etc
23:15:42chouimat|boredegv: 0.63
23:15:47nodakergoth: Much more exciting! :)
23:16:22kergothnoda: less inaccurate :)
23:16:27egvchouimat|bored: $1 canadian = $.63 US?
23:16:34chouimat|boredyup
23:16:47egvconsiders moving to canada
23:17:03nodaegv: Yes, but then you've got the problem that !4 canadian = $.63 US :P
23:17:07nodaEr, $1 rather
23:17:25egvnoda: sure... but if I could keep my current salary I could live like a king ;)
23:17:54nodaegv: Heh :)
23:18:08nodaThe US is a better place to be if you're rich - the rich get richer, as they say
23:18:19chouimat|boredegv: and add the 53% income taxes
23:18:25egvyeah, well... I'm not likely to have that problem anytime soon
23:18:37nodachouimat|bored: Plus the 15% tax on just about everything you buy :)
23:18:45TheMasterMind1hmm, how sould i setup the download page
23:18:47egv53%?  wow... something like 33% for my tax braket here
23:19:03nodaTheMasterMind1: It should be very simple :)
23:19:08TheMasterMind1we need 5500 and 5000d seperated
23:19:14TheMasterMind1and we want multiple releases on there too
23:19:14egvchouuimat: you get health care for free though, right?  is it any good?
23:19:25TheMasterMind1or should we just have one release
23:19:29TheMasterMind1so its not confusing
23:19:29chouuimategv: the"free" medical care where to you think the money came from
23:19:52egvchouuimat: well, 'free' is a relative term ;)
23:19:59badalexTheMasterMind1: is oz3 ready? then
23:20:05TheMasterMind1badalex: almost
23:20:06nodaI prefer to pay 53% tax and have medicare though, to tell the truth.
23:20:06TheMasterMind1:)
23:20:07NetNut404_workanyone have a good cross-compiler enviromenr script they can send me?
23:20:14egvchouimat: so long as it's quality and not like the shitty HMOs we have out here...
23:20:16beattieyeah my $700/month health care is sooo much better
23:20:20i guess xcompile is just get ftp://ftp.arm.linux.org.uk/pub/armlinux/toolchain/cross-2.95.3.tar.bz2 , un-tarbz2 in /usr/local/arm and set PATH=$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) or ftp://ftp.arm.linux.org.uk/pub/armlinux/toolchain/cross-3.2.tar.bz2
23:20:20nodaibot xcompile
23:20:23TheMasterMind1NetNut404_work: yes, its called the OZ buildroot
23:20:32chouimategv: if you want to wait 3 years for an operation
23:20:39badalexTheMasterMind1: Woot!
23:20:44egvchouimat: hmm...
23:20:53egvthinks maybe he'll stay in the US for a while
23:21:03carpmanHi, does anyone have a vanilla 3.0 initrd and zimage?
23:22:36TheMasterMind1carpman: huh?
23:22:38TheMasterMind1vanilla?
23:23:30NetNut404_workTheMasterMind1: where do I get that?
23:23:53carpmanTheMasterMind1: not specialy configured for a purpose. Kergoth allready handled it, thanks tho.
23:23:55oz bk is probably bk clone http://openzaurus.bkbits.net/buildroot buildroot-oz; cd buildroot-oz; bk -r co -q; cp def-configs/openzaurus .config; make oldconfig; make or see bitkeeper (free download but non-gpl) or see 'oz snapshot' if you don't want to use bk
23:23:55TheMasterMind1ibot oz bk
23:24:09TheMasterMind1carpman: what in the world are you talking about
23:24:44NetNut404_workthat url is broke
23:24:51TheMasterMind1?
23:24:53TheMasterMind1no its not..
23:29:21NetNut404_workTheMasterMind1: I don't think that is what I was looking for..  just all the needed set commands to allow a configure, and make to work  etc etc
23:29:54somebody said faq was at http://www.newbreedsoftware.com/zaurus-faq/ or at http://www.handhelds.org/handhelds-faq/handhelds-faq.html or at http://adorphuye.com/zaurus/java/faq.jsp or http://www.travellingkiwi.com/zarus/faq/faq.html or http://unc.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/openzaurus/FAQ
23:29:54badalexibot faq
23:29:58nodaMan, there's only so many times you can see the word "node" before it stops being cool.
23:30:04badalex: huh?
23:30:04badalexibot cross-compile
23:30:07nodaDitto with "antinode" :(
23:30:42egv`foodnoda: python?
23:30:49nodaegv`food: Physics (waves)
23:30:58NetNut404_workbadalex: you mean xcompile ?
23:31:09badalexNetNut404_work: no, i found it...
23:31:19PieteHello All :)
23:31:30KallDrexxhola
23:33:43Pietewishes he could figure out how to get kismet to capture packets with his DCF-650W
23:34:57TheMasterMind1noda: grr, how come ul's don't leftpad like the ol on install guide does
23:34:57TheMasterMind1if you change it to ul it doesn't pad
23:35:20nodaTheMasterMind1: Because ul's aren't ol's.
23:35:30nodaIf you want to set padding on ul's go ahead.
23:35:42kergothi like that leftpadding, it draws the eye
23:35:47nodaDitto :)
23:36:09nodaTheMasterMind1: Oh, one thing has been bugging me about the site: The width of the text box for FAQ submission is hard-coded, and it's WAY too big.
23:36:21TheMasterMind1where is it set though?
23:36:21TheMasterMind1if i could figure it out i wouldnt' be bitching in here
23:36:23TheMasterMind1i can't find it in the css
23:36:30TheMasterMind1noda: change it
23:36:31TheMasterMind1:)
23:36:32nodaTheMasterMind1: It's not in the cvs, it's in the table :)
23:36:35nodaTheMasterMind1: Okay, will do later.
23:36:46nodaWill try to make it dynamic, dunno if a <textarea> can be dynamic width :)
23:36:52TheMasterMind1its not in cvs, its in the table??
23:37:04nodaIt's in the <textarea> - which is why it's annoying me :)
23:37:10TheMasterMind1also, how does your db table function work, what type of array does it expect
23:37:16TheMasterMind1can i make my own array and use the function on it?
23:37:19nodaTheMasterMind1: Don't code with that yet - I'm going to fix it later tonight.
23:37:23nodaTheMasterMind1: The docs are in the comments though.
23:37:24TheMasterMind1hmmfine
23:37:40nodaTheMasterMind1: No, it's gotta have a DB result. I could change that... hrm...
23:37:53TheMasterMind1ok
23:37:58TheMasterMind1but how do i do this ul ol thing?!
23:38:04nodaDunno, working now :)
23:38:20TheMasterMind1DIV.tmm1 UL, DIV.tmm1 OL { margin: .5em; }
23:38:26TheMasterMind1how come only OL's pad?
23:38:48nodaTheMasterMind1: I forget. Check for more UL instructions.
23:39:05nodaEspecially (though I doubt I'd have done this) stuff with "!important"
23:39:06TheMasterMind1UL { margin: 0; padding: 0; }
23:39:07TheMasterMind1LI { list-style: none; margin-left: 1em; }
23:39:17TheMasterMind1DIV.tmm1 UL LI { list-style: square; padding: .2em 0; }
23:39:17TheMasterMind1DIV.tmm1 OL LI { list-style: decimal; padding: .2em 0; }
23:39:33nodaI can play with that in an hour or two if you want.
23:39:59TheMasterMind1ok..
23:40:00TheMasterMind1fix that
23:40:10cranchwOOT I love fluxbox :)
23:40:20TheMasterMind1cranch: who doesnt
23:40:23cranchhehe
23:40:27nodaopenbox! It's got AA!
23:40:38nodacan't imagine using KDE when there's this :)
23:40:40cranchdoesn't Fluxbox have AA?
23:40:40PieteIs there a way to tell kismet not to hop to a particular freq? It seems that my card does not support one of them,, I get this message : Error for wireless request "Set Frequency" (8B04) :
23:40:59Pietecranch: not really afaik
23:41:09Pietecranch: at least I don't see it overe here :)
23:41:25cranchokay..I'm emerging it :)
23:41:30cranchwaimea kinda sucks..
23:42:25TheMasterMind1kergoth: alright, for this download stuff i don't want to type up a million and a half links to zImages so how about i make it so you give it the dir where that releases' files are and it will create the links and stuff based on that
23:42:41TheMasterMind1read the files and see which ones are zImage and initrd and stuff
23:42:42nodaWhy not dynamically generate them?
23:42:46TheMasterMind1how
23:42:58TheMasterMind1isn't that what i just said?
23:43:00nodaSimple permutation.
23:43:22cranchwhy would my fluxbox not be using my /etc/profile on statup?
23:43:25TheMasterMind1noda: eh?
23:43:44nodaBah, never mind. Would be just as long to code. Wouldn't take a directory read though.
23:43:54TheMasterMind1heh
23:44:01TheMasterMind1hmm
23:44:09nodaProbably better with a read, so you know what all the links are.
23:44:09scanlinelikes fluxbox a good bit, but does wish it's theming was more powerful
23:44:09TheMasterMind1reading the dir everytime is stupid though
23:44:22cranchbrb...going to openbox once...
23:44:25nodaNah - what if we get different kernels in the future, like, say, 60/4?
23:44:29scanlinethinks about an X window manager based on picogui's theme engine >:)
23:44:31TheMasterMind1alright
23:44:35TheMasterMind1sounds good
23:44:44TheMasterMind1can we decide on a simple standard format for the dirs then
23:44:47TheMasterMind1just keep them the same as now?
23:44:49nodaAs long as the format is clear...
23:44:53nodaDirs? Just the files.
23:45:01TheMasterMind1a dir full of zimages and an initrd
23:45:07TheMasterMind1with .md5 files with the md5 hashes
23:45:10TheMasterMind1and where will the feed be?
23:45:12nodaBest to set OZ_ZIMAGE_DIR in config.inc - that way we could make links to a remote site too :)
23:45:32TheMasterMind1hard to read remote dir listings though
23:45:37nodai.e., from my site I could read over FTP and make links to the zImages on SF's servers.
23:45:47nodaTheMasterMind1: No, no extra code. Just make the dir "http://blah"
23:45:50nodaTheMasterMind1: PHP handles the rest.
23:46:12TheMasterMind1hmm
23:46:14TheMasterMind1i guess
23:46:17TheMasterMind1we can do that
23:46:25TheMasterMind1but how are we doing feeds?
23:46:29nodaJust as easy to code - just set it to whichever directory :)
23:46:32TheMasterMind1will each release have a seperate feed or what
23:46:35nodaErm. Dunno :)
23:46:43nodaIf we're doing it on sf.net I think that'll run out of space very quickly :)
23:47:06TheMasterMind1true
23:47:10TheMasterMind1i'll just make those seperate then
23:47:15TheMasterMind1just the three basics feeds
23:47:21TheMasterMind1stable testing unstable
23:47:24nodaUnless... hell, why not - put all the feeds in a single directory and they can be read by the script.
23:48:19nodaIt'd practically be a directory listing script. But it'd work great. Put a description file in each directory - or hell, write descriptions into bootflag.txt - and the descriptions can be read by the script...
23:48:21nodaThat'd be neat :)
23:48:23cranchOkay...I see no difference in Openbox... :P
23:48:30cranchsu
23:48:37TheMasterMind1huh
23:48:38TheMasterMind1you lost me
23:48:54cranchsorry..
23:48:55cranch:)
23:48:57TheMasterMind1why do we want to list the feed dirs?
23:49:00nodaTheMasterMind1: let's say we have /feeds/2.9.5.5, /feeds/3.0, /feeds/teesting, etc.
23:49:00cranchI installed Openbox...
23:49:07cranchand it doesn't seem any different than Fluxbox...
23:49:09nodacranch: It's got AA fonts.
23:49:12TheMasterMind1noda: we have feeds/stable testing and unstable
23:49:14nodacranch: You're just not using them :)
23:49:15TheMasterMind1three main feeds
23:49:18TheMasterMind1that's all
23:49:21nodaTheMasterMind1: *shrug* okay, hard code it then.
23:49:27cranchnoda: anything special to AA the fonts?
23:49:30nodahates hard coding, that's all
23:49:44nodacranch: Xft, proper XftConfig in /etc/X11...
23:50:24nodamkfontdir in wherever you keep your truetype fonts and make sure the dir is read in XftConfig - for example, 'dir "/usr/local/share/fonts/ttfonts"'
23:50:37cranchis there a way for Open/Flux box to source /my /etc/profile?
23:50:46cranchxterm is opening up with a straight gray prompt..
23:51:09nodacranch: /etc/profile? Why on earth. xterm has nothing to do with openbox/fluxbox.
23:51:22cranchwell...I didn't mean that necessarily..
23:51:31cranchjust for my xterm to be sourcing /etc/profile..
23:51:51nodaYou can get xterm to read /etc/profile on startup though. I think it's "xterm -ls"
23:52:34cranchnoda: how do you edit the openbox menus...
23:53:07kergothTheMasterMind1: the 3.0 release has a default feed in the ipkg.conf of the official unstablew feed. i doubt i'll bother with a seperate feed for each release.. or if we do, the feed will be a snapsshot of how the packages looked at release time, wont get improvements
23:53:24TheMasterMind1isn't that what the stable feed will be
23:53:41kergothi need to figure out our release cycle
23:53:42kergothweird thing is
23:53:46TheMasterMind1yea
23:53:49kergoth3.0 is going from 'unstable' -> released
23:53:51nodacranch: Set ~/.openbox/rc to read whatever your fluxbox menu is :)
23:53:56kergothwe didnt go unstable- > testing -> stable
23:53:56TheMasterMind1figure it out and edit download.php
23:53:58kergothala debian
23:53:58TheMasterMind1in a bit
23:54:06cranchgotcha :)
23:54:16nodacranch: Then "reconfigure" from the menu.
23:54:23cranchI got her to work :)
23:54:30kergothwhich is why 3.0 will point to unstable as its defuault feed
23:54:30cranchits in /usr/share/commonbox/menu :)
23:54:38cranchthanks for the help noda :)
23:54:54nodacranch: Heh, np :)
23:55:00nodacranch: But the AA is the important part :P
23:55:02TheMasterMind1kergoth: hmm, we should change it so it uses stable imho
23:55:09TheMasterMind1we don't have to follow debian exactly
23:55:12nodaSo sweet. Especially with the steelblue2 style :)
23:55:46kergothTheMasterMind1: thing is, we only have one buildroot, and the buildroot doesnt easily facilitate building either stable, testing, or unstable releasess.. yet..
23:56:11kergothponders
23:57:27cranchnoda: do I need to run fontconfig?
23:58:57somebody said oz prerelease was http://openzaurus.sf.net/official/unstable/20021019_1336/
23:58:57TheMasterMind1ibot oz prerelease
23:59:57kergothTheMasterMind1: i cant seem to find any bugs other than the timing issue with usb suspend/resume on the cradle, but that can be an FAQ item

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