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00:01.10Onyx4|Zbattery drops so fast...
00:01.36RealUlliOnyx4|Z: wifi card?
00:02.06Onyx4|Zis it possible that the battery meter is 2 4 6 is indicating lower than it really is?
00:02.15Onyx4|Znetgear yeah
00:02.23RealUlliOnyx4|Z: ok..
00:02.30kenbnot linksys ;)
00:02.46RealUllikenb: ok...
00:02.47Onyx4|Zeven without wifi it still drop fast
00:02.54kenblinksys sucks alot of power
00:03.28mickeylRealUlli: socket/spectrum
00:03.45Onyx4|Zany games u guys need that arent in the unstable feed?
00:04.09kenbdoom? ;)
00:04.29Onyx4|Zprboom is in the feed
00:04.39Onyx4|Zthat is doom
00:04.48RealUlliOnyx4|Z: nethack? :-)
00:04.58Onyx4|Zboring..
00:05.01Onyx4|Zheh
00:05.15ljpthis poor vercel sits gathering dust... ;(
00:06.22Onyx4|Zljp it would be cool if opie would have an option for fullscreen as well as rotation
00:06.22RealUlli(the advantage of nethack is, it doesn't use much power, has a lot of depth and can be interrupted... )
00:06.43Onyx4|Zwould be nice for konq to get rid of taskbar and title
00:07.07kenbyea.
00:07.09Onyx4|Zselectable on click-hold
00:07.14scanlinehow about rotation without restarting the app? :)
00:07.39Onyx4|Zits probably not hard to do right
00:08.22kenbwell, rotation for mediaplayer for sure
00:10.14Onyx4|Zop2 has rotation now
00:10.34Onyx4|Zits in the unstable feed i added it today
00:11.10kenbcool
00:11.19kenblast time I tried unstable feed, it wanted to upgrade everything..
00:11.30kenbbut opie was running already... so it crashed hard.
00:12.05Onyx4|Zyeah exit opie and run ipkg update and ipkg upgrade
00:12.15Onyx4|Zthats the best way
00:12.53Onyx4|Zthen reboot
00:12.55kenbonyx: what's the current major diff from stable -> unstable ?
00:14.11Onyx4|Zstable is 3.0 .. testing 3.1rc1... unstable is like rc2 in progress
00:14.23kenbokay.. I'm on 3.1rc1 right now
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00:14.29kenbany major incentive to goto unstable ?
00:14.54Onyx4|Znewer versions of software bug fixes
00:15.06kenbanything known broken ?
00:15.26Onyx4|Zyou can grab invidual sw from unstable feed without upgr eveything
00:15.38Onyx4|Znot afaik no
00:16.08RealUlliOnyx4|Z: how? mark it as active in aqpkg, select, then upgrade?
00:16.42Onyx4|Zno click on invidual package then click apply
00:16.46kenbony: do I have to mark stable as unusaed?
00:17.13Onyx4|Zjust go into feed settings
00:17.31Onyx4|Zaqpkg is also newer in unstable feed
00:17.44kenbk
00:17.51kenbI did ipkg update... time for an upgrade ;)
00:17.53Onyx4|Zu probably want to upgrade ipkg then opie-aqpkg first
00:18.32kenbony: do I need to specify -d ram ?
00:19.01Onyx4|Znot anymore with new ipkg
00:19.05kenbk
00:19.08kenbI'll get new ipkg first
00:19.17Onyx4|Zbut upgrade ipkg first
00:19.21kenbjust did that.
00:19.24Onyx4|Zipkg upgrade ipkg
00:19.28kenbipkg --version
00:19.29kenbipkg version 0.99.43
00:19.32Onyx4|Zk
00:19.36kenbthat's the correct version, right ?
00:19.46Onyx4|Zdunno
00:19.51Onyx4|Zwe use cvs
00:19.54kenbah, k
00:20.01Onyx4|Zso version may not change
00:20.06kenbyea..
00:20.13kenbso just "ipkg upgrade" ?
00:20.34Onyx4|Zout of opie yes
00:20.41kenbyea, opie is terminated
00:20.51kenboff it goes...
00:21.02Onyx4|Zdoes your /etc/ipkg.conf points to unstable feed?
00:21.23kenbyea
00:21.31kenbDownloading http://openzaurus.org/official/unstable/feed/kismet_2.8.0b-1_arm.ipk
00:21.34kenblooks like it's working
00:21.53Onyx4|Zk
00:22.03kenbHm.. New ipkg is smart
00:22.09Onyx4|Zlet me know if any problems
00:22.14Onyx4|Zyep
00:22.17kenbit looks where something is currently installed (root vs ram vs cf) and replaces it
00:22.25Onyx4|Zthans to tmm
00:22.33kenbvery nice
00:23.25Onyx4|Zany news on the sd driver?
00:23.29kenbnone
00:23.37kenbkergoth says he'll dig more on monday...
00:23.41Onyx4|Zk
00:23.45kenband still nothing from sharp
00:24.00Onyx4|Zarg
00:24.11kenb:(
00:25.06Onyx4|Zima go play some games on my Z ...
00:25.09Onyx4|Zlater
00:25.13kenbthanks
00:25.26RealUllihmm... just curious... i understand, there is some problem with the sd driver - sharp doesn't release the source.
00:26.02RealUllii've been thinking to get a largish (128 MB or so) SD card.. will there be any problems?
00:26.07kenbyou need to pay for liencese for SD
00:26.12kenbit won't work.
00:26.24RealUlliok... shit. :-(
00:26.40kenbTo get the SD specs/code, it's not free... and you can't give them away once you have the
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00:27.32RealUllii can see the problem... either cf or wifi.. so no uploading stuff without cradle.. :-(
00:28.20kenbYea.  Unless they can get the mmc driver from the ipaq over
00:28.29caffeinejust did an ipkg upgrade to the new unstable...anybody aqpkg to work after upgrade?
00:28.35kenbor wait 3 months for the new SanDisk 802.11 + 256MB CF card.
00:28.40TheMasterMind1caffeine: install opie-aqpkg
00:28.44kenbcaffeine: I'll let you know in a few minutes.
00:28.55kenbbut yea.. ipkg remove aqpkg
00:29.02kenband then ipkg install opie-aqpkg
00:29.04caffeinei did opie-aqpkg
00:29.25caffeinegot ya...i'll try that
00:32.45RealUlliok..
00:32.57caffeinethat did it guys....thanks
00:33.06RealUlli0132h here...
00:33.13RealUlli*yawn*
00:34.12mickeyln8
00:35.05kenbI'm guessing opie-base takes forever to install..
00:38.32RealUllihmm... weird... the OZ FAQ says it's possible to install apps to a SD card... how, if it doesn't work?! (is this a problem with a new kernel?!)
00:38.51TheMasterMind1RealUlli: it works in current oz, not in the new kerenel
00:40.08RealUllitmm: ah, i c ... is the new kernel already in testing?
00:40.28RealUlli...could we use the sharp binary module?
00:40.37TheMasterMind1its still in development
00:40.40TheMasterMind1hasn't been released
00:40.53RealUlliok...
00:41.05kenbhm.  upgrading opie-base takes forever....
00:42.53troffaskyTheMasterMind1: what is Sharp's given reason for not realeasing a binary SD module for 2.4.19?
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00:43.04TheMasterMind1troffasky: none :)
00:43.09TheMasterMind1they haven't said anything
00:43.21kenbthey'll have one for the 5600 kernel
00:43.45troffaskyhas anybody asked them?
00:43.49kenbyes
00:43.56TheMasterMind1troffasky: yes, emails have been sent
00:44.24troffaskyWas it an auto-response kind of thing?
00:44.46TheMasterMind1i don't think we've gotten any replies at all
00:45.00TheMasterMind1we got one reply about the b600 sources
00:45.06TheMasterMind1saying they'd be released on th 14th
00:45.08TheMasterMind1they weren't.
00:45.26troffaskyRight. Which calendar do they use in Japan? ;)
00:45.45TheMasterMind1heh
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00:56.31moment0hi all
00:56.48RealUllire, and bye...
00:58.12moment0do SD card suck anus? I just tried to install an app to a new one that had been peviously tested as good and no is not recognized by cardmgr. anyone have this happen before?
00:58.50RealUllimomento: which kernel?
00:59.12moment0the one that comes with OZ 3.0
00:59.34RealUllihmm.. no idea.. i just heard there were problems with 2.4.19...
00:59.48kenbSD should work with OZ 3.0
00:59.56RealUllimoment0: and the 3.0 one is a 2.4.6...
01:00.14RealUlliwell.. n8
01:00.25moment0yeah it was working for about a week until I tried to install an app on it last night
01:00.47moment0oh later, I guess....
01:03.49kenbAnyone tried to upgrade to unstable lately ?
01:08.52kenbcan you add swap as a file on the Z ?
01:11.49kenbthe 32/32 image won't let me upgrade... not enuff ram to uncompress opie-base
01:15.17kenbOnyx4: You can't upgrade to unstable on a 32/32 ROM
01:38.15||ughIs OZ-3.1-rc2 happneing this week as suggested?  Are we just going to forget the stupid SD card for now and go with 2.4.19 sans SD driver?  Obviously a web site news update is in order... :r)
01:38.33kenbwell
01:38.39kenbsince opie-sounds is broken in unstable...
01:38.44kenbthat'll need to be fixed :)
01:38.57kenb||ugh: at least in unstable they've got the new busybox with expr for us
01:39.11||ughSo you got the current unstable installed?
01:39.30kenbtrying.
01:39.35kenbfailing miserably so far.
01:39.54kenbyou can't upgrade on a 32/32 rom to start with
01:39.59kenbso I did a fresh 40/24
01:40.13kenbnow it hangs out on opie sounds...
01:40.16kenbso I killed that.
01:40.24kenbnow it's hung on opie-style
01:40.53kenbseems to get stuck in an invisable gzip process
01:42.13||ughI am running 56ram/6ramdisk and a 246mb SD and a 8-2.11b CF.  If the 2.4.19 based OZ is coolenough I should just dump the DRM SD shit and get a combo FLASH-RAM/802.11b CF and the SD folks can go fuck them selves rather then me.
01:42.45kenbthat would be ideal...
01:42.54||ughBut likely expensive...
01:42.57kenbfscking stupid styles.
01:43.00kenbyes
01:43.10||ughAlso the combo cards don't show until march.
01:43.17kenb:(
01:43.22kenbwell, I give up for tonight.
01:43.33kenbopie-sounds is fscked, as is opie-style-flat
01:43.51||ughReport it so it can be fixed, then crash.
01:44.13kenbyes, but where?  bugs on the SF project go unanswered/unclosed for months.
01:44.19kenbibot: oz unstable
01:44.20it has been said that oz unstable is at http://openzaurus.org/feeds/unstable/
01:44.42kenbnice.  that page gives a 404
01:45.53||ughSucks.
01:46.42kenbany idea where the cached feeds are kept?
01:47.26kenbrm /opt/QtPalmtop/plugins/today
01:47.26kenbrm: unable to stat `/opt/QtPalmtop/plugins/today': Input/output error
01:47.32kenbthat's not good either.
01:50.49kenband now my opie won't start - segfault.  grr.
01:51.28kenbah. a reboot.. and ipkg upgrade is working again
01:52.54TheMasterMind1kenb: yea, its a thing with the old kernel
01:52.58TheMasterMind1the jff2 in there is shitty
01:53.24kenbno kidding.
01:53.25kenbokay
01:53.29kenbso I managed to ge tit to complete.
01:54.40kenbso only oz-base fails.. since /dev/* exist and can't be removed.
01:54.58kenbTheMasterMind1: which kernel are you on?
01:58.13TheMasterMind1.19
02:00.12kenbnot part of unstable tho, is it ?
02:00.59TheMasterMind1no
02:11.16kenbhm
02:11.23kenbnearly got 1000 points in SFCave.
02:11.28kenbI suck :)
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02:34.03chouimatkenb: only 1531 in SFCave I suck too
02:34.36kenb[z]heh
02:34.46kenb[z]glad i'm not alone
02:35.39kenb[z]whats the quickest way to get a '?' using only the keyboard?
02:38.53hardwiredrop it
02:39.06hardwireon the keyboard
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02:58.47ljp_hmm
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03:08.59JasonNJI think I found the killer app for OZ.
03:09.27JasonNJI found something that EVERYONE will want on a PDA!
03:09.36kenb?
03:09.40JasonNJhttp://www.dolemite.com/content.php?body=ebonics
03:09.53JasonNJa ebonics translator
03:09.58scanlinewhee, VNC demo works
03:11.12JasonNJsee, here is a sample entry
03:11.14JasonNJassing up
03:11.14JasonNJDefinition: getting intoxicated
03:11.14JasonNJSynonyms: GETTING HIGH
03:11.14JasonNJExample: Yo, man, we was assin' up last night on the best coke I ever had!
03:11.14JasonNJSubmitted by: ultracinco@yahoo.com
03:11.45chouimatJasonNJ: I have Ebonic Language lessons here
03:12.02JasonNJback dat ass up
03:12.02JasonNJDefinition: request for, or act of doggy style sex.
03:12.02JasonNJSynonyms: REAR ENTRY
03:12.02JasonNJExample: Saw dis fine azz freak at da swap meet yetaday, told her "yo bee-atch back dat ass up!"
03:12.02JasonNJSubmitted by: ddave42@earthlink.net
03:12.44JasonNJI think we should do a full i18 implementation of ebonics for OZ
03:12.50chouimatDefinition: 1. a "bar-girl" who solicits drinks from male customers.2.a semi-professional prostitute who works in bars. 3. a nickname for a sexually promiscuous woman.
03:12.50JasonNJwe could be the FIRST ebonics OS.
03:13.21JasonNJand, we could include a full Qt port of Drugmoney.
03:13.55JasonNJI think we could make some serious headway into the inner city PDA crowd.
03:16.31JasonNJjive suckah
03:16.31JasonNJDefinition: a person that says, acts or thinks they know shit, but don't. A homo believes anything.
03:16.31JasonNJSynonyms: JIVE MOTHERFUCKER
03:16.31JasonNJExample: That motherfucker thought he was gonna win N's playing the three card monte. What a jive suckah.
03:16.31JasonNJSubmitted by: dolemite17@hotmail.com
03:18.26JasonNJhmm. I see my suggestions are meeting with deaf ears this evening :)
03:18.48JasonNJcmon, we could get the Crips and the Bloods to adopt OZ. :)
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03:21.33chouimat|Zzzznight
03:22.40bipolarJasonNJ: Is there a reason that sharp has not responded to the OZ SD issue? I'm assuming thats not your department. :)
03:23.15chouimat|ZzzzJasonNJ: who we should pester at sharp to have an answer?
03:23.17JasonNJbi: they have responded. I forwarded it to kergoth. The answer sadly is no, they cant provide us the source so we can compile a new one.
03:23.24kergothibot: no, oz unstable is <reply> see oz feed
03:23.25kergoth: okay
03:23.34kergothre
03:23.38chouimat|Zzzzhi kenb
03:23.40chouimat|Zzzzhi kergoth
03:23.48chouimat|Zzzz~lart tab completion
03:23.57bipolarJasonNJ: I guessed that... but what about building it for us and giving us a binary?
03:24.01JasonNJthe problem is the SD Org's NDA would put us in jail.
03:24.16JasonNJbi: cant do tht either, they dont have the manpower to spare to work on this for us.
03:25.00bipolarJasonNJ: heh..... I guess someone will have to reverse engineer it.
03:25.16kergothbipolar: our best hope is getting the existing driver to work in 2.4.19.
03:25.20JasonNJanything at this current time that is unrelated to working on the 5600 and C700 is not priority
03:25.25chouimat|Zzzzwhy I sense all people looking at me
03:26.00chouimat|ZzzzJasonNJ: just try to find some doc on the locomo and we will write at least a MMC driver
03:26.03kergothchouimat|Zzzz: had too much to drink?
03:26.03JasonNJthe problem going forward isnt so much reverse engineering the driver its that the lack of documentation on Locomo makes it next to impossible.
03:26.12chouimat|Zzzzkergoth: just bored
03:26.19JasonNJwe HAVE NO DOCUMENTATION ON LOCOMO
03:26.28kergothJasonNJ: reverse engineering the driver would be sufficient to make it function in 2.4.19
03:26.28JasonNJit dont exist
03:27.03chouimat|ZzzzJasonNJ: ok. we will just hunt down the japanese engineer then
03:27.09kergothhehe
03:27.11JasonNJlol good luck
03:27.30chouimat|Zzzz... and shoot them :)
03:27.31JasonNJI think going forward the best thing we can do is work on kergoth's wrapper driver for the 5500
03:27.56JasonNJforunately all the new Z's going forward utilize the native SD commands of the xscale chipset
03:27.58kenbheh
03:28.06JasonNJthey wont be using proprietary SD controllers from now on
03:28.25bipolaryeah... really, a generic SD driver would be great. ala Nvidia.
03:28.44kenbJasonNJ: Z's after thet 5600, you meant?
03:28.55kenbJasonNJ: or does that include the 5600 ?
03:28.56JasonNJthe 5600 uses the xscale controller
03:29.00kergothkenb: that includes the 5600
03:29.05kenbk
03:29.18kergothbipolar: indeed. that would be nice.  sane API to register the hardware access functions with a core SD layer
03:29.24kenbI suppose a /. front page won't help change sharps mind...
03:29.40JasonNJkenb: well, maybe.
03:29.42chouimat|Zzzzkergoth: any news on the wrapper
03:29.48JasonNJcan you get it up on the front page?
03:29.53kenbDoubtful.
03:30.07kenbEven my super-low /. uid won't help me there :(
03:30.12kergothchouimat|Zzzz: no news, havent touched it since friday.  I know exactly what needs doing, its just a matter of spending the time to get it done.
03:30.18bipolarkenb: whats your uid?
03:30.20kenb11
03:30.27bipolarholy shit
03:30.41bipolarim 107195..... :)
03:30.42kenb:)
03:30.52JasonNJwell, I suppose I could talk to hemos and taco next week about it.
03:30.57chouimat|Zzzzkergoth: ok I'm off need to get some sleep, spend too much time on that firewall
03:31.10kergothchouimat|Zzzz: ok, night. sleep well
03:31.25kenbJasonNJ: the issue is we need proof.  ie: emails from sharp saying NO
03:31.29chouimat|Zzzzkergoth: will finish House Harkonnen before :)
03:31.37kergothchouimat|Zzzz: nice
03:31.43JasonNJkenb: we have them, but it would also cause me to get fired.
03:32.08JasonNJ:)
03:32.10kergothJasonNJ: they CC'd me on the original reply.. i Have it in a form you didnt forward
03:32.16kergothJasonNJ: still get you fired?
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03:32.19JasonNJok good.
03:32.19chouimat|Zzzzbtw a Hero of Might and Magic clone on the Z an ipaq would people buy it?
03:32.24JasonNJno tht wont get me fired.
03:32.41kergothbrb
03:32.52JasonNJkergoth: cause at this point its gonna be moot within several weeks, I guess.
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03:33.14JasonNJmy contract is expiring in Feb, no idea if they are gonna keep me on or not.
03:33.48bipolarok guys... gotta go.  the wife is beckoning. Good night!
03:33.53JasonNJmy role has been pretty diminished since we went ffrom consumer to enterprise
03:33.58chouimat|ZzzzJasonNJ: do you know if someone is actually using the encryption features of the sd card?
03:34.06JasonNJno encryption.
03:34.48chouimat|ZzzzJasonNJ: not on the Z. on the other hardware platform
03:34.56kergothJasonNJ: given that the existing binary module doesnt support the encryption functions, then driver disassembly wouldnt be considered circumvention.. in theory one could do it without fear of the DMCA. obviously it'd still be preferred to get someone in another country to do it :)
03:35.09JasonNJyep.
03:35.14JasonNJcanada?
03:35.17JasonNJor norway
03:35.39chouimat|Zzzzwould need the none existing doc on the locomo to do it the right way :)
03:35.53kergothhehe
03:36.05kenbsomeone wanna walk me thru it in a public channel..
03:36.06kergothand even that would give us only MMC, not SD
03:36.10kenbI'm in canada
03:36.23chouimat|Zzzzkenb: me too
03:36.38kenbas long as it's held in public forum... they can't stop it.
03:36.46kenb(love the USA freedom of speech thing)
03:37.40chouimat|Zzzzkenb: welcome to #openzaurus SD driver reverse festival
03:37.54kenbheh
03:41.15kergothhttp://www.w-m-p.com/ipaq/download/
03:41.23kergothdownload disarm
03:41.28kergothkenb: ^^
03:41.30kergothheh
03:42.02kenbwhat does disarm do?
03:42.16kergoth"it
03:42.16kergothgenerates a modifiable .S file out of a .o file, with some annotations.
03:42.17kergothIf you assemble the resulting file, you'll get a working module back."
03:42.38kenbreally...
03:42.46kenbso I can disassemble sdmmc.o ?
03:42.49kergothhttp://www.zaurus.com/dev/board/index.php?act=ST&f=1&t=686&st=0
03:42.51kergothyep
03:44.04kergothit uses arm-linux-objdump -dr and arm-linux-nm to do it. quite cool really
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03:44.16kenbnice..
03:44.45kenbthat gonna make your life simpler?
03:45.03kergoththe mmcd_request function will need rewriting, it accesses structures who have changed.. all its offsets will be wrong
03:46.08kergothbrb
03:46.17ljp_thats inconcievable!
03:46.30kenbljp_: ?
03:47.30ljp_what kergoth said
03:47.39kenbhm.. dump completed.
03:48.20kenbwell, we know who wrote it.
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03:48.24kenb;)
03:48.25chouimat|Zzzzkergoth: and mmcd_request is long
03:49.03ljp_someone that sits next to mitchy
03:49.17chouimat|Zzzzcollie_sd_write_protected:
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03:49.30chouimat|Zzzz.L00005944:
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03:49.49ljp_oh joy looks like fun
03:50.28kergothhehe
03:50.37kergotharm assembler is great
03:51.03ljp_nop nop
03:51.05kenbhehaheh
03:51.19chouimat|Zzzzkenb: do you have the ARM ARM?
03:51.21kenbyes, lets optimize thier driver. </sarcasm>
03:51.26kergothhehe
03:51.30kenbARM ARM?
03:51.33kergoththe ARM ARM is great
03:51.44kergothkenb: arm architecture reference manual. ARM ARM
03:51.54kenbI do not have said manual
03:52.19JasonNJpush and pop
03:52.26JasonNJsounds almost pornographic dont it
03:52.33JasonNJI love assembler, its raunchy
03:52.42kergothhehe
03:52.45kenbhm
03:52.46kenb<PROTECTED>
03:52.47kergotharm assembler reads like poetry
03:52.48kergothits nice
03:52.52kenbthe last note on that board...
03:53.00chouimat|Zzzzsex ...
03:53.01kergothkenb: hehe, the binary wont do any good, it'll panic instantly :)
03:53.05chouimat|Zzzzkenb: huh?
03:53.10kenbkergoth: no...
03:53.16kenbkergoth: disarm it... rebuild it...
03:53.22kergothkenb: it'll panic instantly.
03:53.25kenbor disarm, diff with 2.4.6
03:53.42kenbah crap
03:53.42kergothkenb: you'd need to have it in C to have the rebuild adjust to the changed structures
03:53.44JasonNJoh man are we dumping that sucker to the channel now?
03:53.53kergothkenb: it'll still panic, just wont require a force load
03:53.56kenbforgot... xscale vs arm
03:54.25kergothyeah, different controllers
03:54.40kergothbackporting the new driver to locomo would not be my idea of fun :)
03:54.51kergotheasier to just rewrite the affected functions in this driver
03:55.18kergothchouimat|Zzzz: whats at 0xf0000098? hm
03:55.34JasonNJoh man this is pretty fucked up right here.
03:55.36kergothchouimat|Zzzz: er what is 0xf0000098, i mean
03:55.39kergothJasonNJ: ?
03:55.47JasonNJjust quoting south park...
03:55.48chouimat|Zzzzkergoth: look at the dump :)
03:55.57kergothhehe
03:56.00kergothJasonNJ: ah
03:56.18JasonNJdamn just dont post this shit to zaurus-general tonight....
03:56.56chouimat|ZzzzJasonNJ: hehe
03:56.57JasonNJyou know I probably shouldnt even be watching you guys do this
03:57.10kergothchouimat|Zzzz: any functions that touch blk_dev[] need alteration
03:57.36kergothchouimat|Zzzz: as to any functions that call end_that_request_first, end_that_request_last, blk_init_queue, and blk_clear_queue
03:57.39kergoths/to/do/
03:57.41kenbmmcd_request is one..
03:57.43kergothyep
03:57.49kergothlol
03:58.06kenbtwice
03:58.06JasonNJok, time for me to go have sex with my wife. Nite guys.
03:58.17chouimat|Zzzznight JasonNJ
03:58.22kergothnight jason
03:58.28JasonNJhave fun storming the castle
03:58.41kenbmmcsd_init: has a call to init_blkdev  as well
03:58.43chouimat|ZzzzJasonNJ: us or you?
03:58.49kergoththink it'll work?, itd take a miracle
03:58.56kenband blk_init_queue
03:58.57ljp_anyone here ever use network clipboard?
03:59.18chouimat|Zzzzljp_: yup sucked
03:59.20kergothkenb: do any other functions touch any of those things? or is it just mmcd_request we need to fix?
03:59.32kenbmmcsd_exit
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03:59.39kenbcalls to unregister the block device
03:59.51mscdexanyone know if openzaurus will work on an ipaq?
04:00.00kergothmscdex: with slight changes, yep.
04:00.02kergothmscdex: its on the TODO
04:00.05kenbkergoth: that's pretty much it.
04:00.06ljp_chouimat|Zzzz: did it even work?
04:00.23chouimat|Zzzzljp_: not when I tried
04:00.31mscdexis there any info about the project on the web?
04:00.43kenbkergoth: so init, requuest and exit
04:00.46kergothmscdex: what project? getting OZ on the ipaq?
04:00.50mscdexyeah
04:01.05chouimat|Zzzzmscdex: send us an ipaq (permanently) and we will do it for you :)
04:01.12kergothmscdex: nope. just a matter of adding the handhelds.org kernels to the buildroot
04:01.22ljp_chouimat|Zzzz: its a nice idea.. I'm going to try it
04:01.32chouimat|Zzzzljp_: huh?
04:01.56mscdexok, one more question since you brought up handhelds.org.... does OZ use familiar as the base... or?
04:02.01kergothnope
04:02.06kergothboth OZ and familiar are debian based.
04:02.28kergothI was going to just port familiar to the Z, but it turned out they had no buildsystem
04:02.33kergothand that all their packages were built manually
04:02.37chouimat|Zzzzkenb: do you need the arm manual?
04:02.40mscdexi'm wondering because i might consider installing OZ on my ipaq if its stable enough, and the fact that familiar had horrible stowaway support, i might install OZ if stowaway support is good enough
04:02.47kergothI said screw that, and did a buildsystem for OZ and started on it.
04:02.52kenbchouimat|Zzzz: is it good shitter reading material ?
04:03.01kergothmscdex: its definately on my todo, I've had numerous requests.
04:03.07chouimat|Zzzzkenb: 811 page on the arm
04:03.14kenbpdf ?
04:03.23ljp_chouimat|Zzzz: network clipboard is a good idea
04:03.25chouimat|Zzzzkenb: pdf but you can have it too
04:03.39kenbwhat you have dead-tree versions ?
04:03.42mscdexkergoth: any chance you could add stowaway keyboard support when you get the ipaq port up and working ?
04:03.43mscdex:)
04:03.48chouimat|Zzzzkenb: www.arm.com and order the demo sdk
04:03.53mscdexthats the only thing keeping me from installing linux again
04:04.06kergothmscdex: yep, absolutely.
04:04.36mscdexok, where on the OZ website can i find updates on the port, when they become available?
04:04.40kergothmscdex: Had to rewrite the Z keyboard driver from the ground up, so I'm pretty familiar with keyboard drivers and the input layer now
04:04.45kergothmscdex: they'll be on the news page, and in the changelog
04:04.59mscdexok
04:05.02mscdexthanks :)
04:05.09kergothnp
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04:05.21kenbchouimat|Zzzz: co$t ?
04:05.25chouimat|Zzzz0
04:05.39kergothkenb: the demo sdk is a free CD from them, no charge, includes the ARM ARM pdf and other useful bits
04:05.40kenbI don't see the URL..
04:05.52chouimat|Zzzzwww.arm.com
04:06.04kenbi'm there..
04:06.15kenbARM Technical Publications CD Request?
04:06.51kergothnote to those running disarm, if you edit the perl script, and add '-M reg-names-std' to @Dis_opts, you'll get the standard register names per the ARM ARM, rather than the GNU naming
04:06.55kergothI prefer that myself.
04:07.16chouimat|Zzzzhttp://www.arm.com/devtools/ads_eval?OpenDocument&style=Dev_Tools
04:07.39TheMasterMind1hi
04:07.46kergothhey TheMasterMind1
04:07.52TheMasterMind1whatsnew
04:09.04chouimat|Zzzzkergoth: I just reordered the documentation CD
04:09.15kergothchouimat|Zzzz: hehe, good luck
04:09.51kenbI just ordered a copy too
04:10.30chouimat|Zzzzkenb: http://www.arm.com/devtools/ads_eval?OpenDocument&style=Dev_Tools
04:10.54chouimat|Zzzzstrh    r3, [r1]
04:11.38kenbpaste busted?
04:12.08chouimat|Zzzzkenb: nope wrong window
04:13.32chouimat|Zzzzlaterz guy
04:13.58kergoth0xf0000000 is the base addr for locomo, all ldr/stm referencing those addrs are accessing locomo.
04:16.12chouimat|Zzzzkergoth: you get that from where
04:16.29kergothchouimat|Zzzz: arch/arm/mach-sa1100/collie.c has the static memory mapping
04:17.35chouimat|Zzzzkergoth: maybe we can firgure out the locomo register that way
04:18.00kergothhehe
04:18.07kergothwe can definately see how it accesses the SPI registers, yeah
04:20.35chouimat|Zzzzkergoth: weeks of works
04:20.41kergothindeed.
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04:21.16ljp_hey this doesnt work. and there's no usage help or nothin
04:24.07chouimat|Zzzzkergoth: I'm off
04:24.13kergothchouimat|Zzzz: night
04:25.53victorvdlOoh, nickserv is dead...
04:26.45chouimat|Zzzzhuh?
04:27.20victorvdlchouimat|Zzzz: Nickserv is currently non-functional.
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04:53.16james_lanhey, it is possible to flash from a FAT32!
04:53.40ljp_no
04:53.41james_lanI just found out the card I used to flash oz3.1rc1 s fat 32,
04:55.50james_lanaccording to fsck.vfat
04:58.13james_lanok, might be fat16, anyone good at decyphering fsck.msdos -v?
05:00.07james_lanhope no one minds me spitting this out:[root@localhost root]# fsck.msdos -v /dev/sda1
05:00.07james_landosfsck 2.8 (28 Feb 2001)
05:00.07james_landosfsck 2.8, 28 Feb 2001, FAT32, LFN
05:00.07james_lanBoot sector contents:
05:00.07james_lanSystem ID "mkdosfs"
05:00.07kergothjust wipe it with mkfs.vfat -F 16.. heh
05:00.07james_lanMedia byte 0xf8 (hard disk)
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05:00.21james_lanRoot directory starts at byte 96768 (sector 189)
05:00.23james_lan<PROTECTED>
05:00.25james_lanData area starts at byte 113152 (sector 221)
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05:00.37james_lanChecking for unused clusters.
05:00.39kergothjames_lan: STOP IT
05:00.39james_lan/dev/sda1: 2 files, 7652/24000 clusters
05:00.45kergothjames_lan: stupid motherfucker.
05:00.45james_lansorry
05:00.48kergothjames_lan: DO NOT FLOOD
05:00.53kergothjames_lan: or I WILL ban your ass.
05:01.00kergoth#flood exists for a reason.
05:01.06james_lanok
05:01.27kergothjesus, read a fucking IRC ettiquite site or something
05:01.50ljp_I dont mind a little bit, cause I am on dsl
05:04.30james_lanI tried sending an email to someone at real about that and has as of yet recieved no response.
05:05.46ljp_oh, you have to sign up at helixcommunity, click through licenses, and then dl and sign commercial license agreements to get real* codecs code
05:08.55james_lanwhen I last looked there wasn't anything like that. (been a while) might have to see about that.
05:12.07ljp_there is now
05:16.53ljp_cept the client uses motif
05:20.23ljp_it'll soon also use qtemebdded, if I can help it
05:23.51kergothmotif? ew
05:24.24Balaat least its not Xaw :)
05:25.09kergothhehe
05:30.13ljp_eeesch true that
05:30.34ljp_god gtk would be better than motif
05:32.16ljp_I'm not even going to install motif on this machine.
05:32.28ljp_I'll make it popup in qvfb first
05:35.32ljp_heh the guiplayer runs the same on windows as it does on linux: seg fault
05:36.53ljp_essch who wrote this crap. same as the first and second realnetworks sdk for linux/unix
05:37.11ljp_commandline works.. gui wont
05:40.02ljp_suppose it would be easier to base it off off the windows code than the motif code?...
05:43.54ljp_hey! I have windows gui!
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06:05.53james_laneww. the licence (attachment g) is really a viral one. (GPL ain't viral really, but the - you will provide 2 copies of any devel tools - and then some of the other language, is.)
06:06.25james_lanviral licences (imo) have to spread up AND down, this one does.
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06:22.56caekCan I get a X based distrobution of openzaurus?
06:23.39caekHow would I make my own initrd.bin?
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06:27.36caek?
06:28.02caekShould I just get the sources via bk?
06:28.21caekWill I be able to build an initrd.bin with those and a zImage?
06:30.54caek!
06:31.01caekMotha Fuckas
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07:25.59nobsecaek: http://www.openzaurus.org/oz_website/faq/faq?id=84
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07:59.17schurigGood Morning!
07:59.38tux_mikeonly technically
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08:10.44hamstahi
08:13.31hamsta:-)
08:14.28hamstaentries get duplicated, moved to other days and everything without syncing even once
08:14.59caekHOw long will it take me to build root on my athlon xp 1800?
08:15.23caekWhy should it take so long?
08:15.38caekI don't see why cross compiling takes longer then regular compilign?
08:16.43tux_mikecaek: long time.  a lot of code needs to ghet compiled, and c++ is a compilation dog
08:17.02tux_mikexcompile isn't necissarily slower or faster
08:17.07caekah
08:17.19caekI don't want opie
08:17.22caekthat crap sucks
08:17.26tux_mikehamsta: i've been having a lot of problems with all the opie pim apps.
08:18.27caekIs there anyway to interface the shortcut buttons on the z to programs?
08:18.34hamstathe minor bugs are no problem for me, but moving appointments are a really big one...
08:19.04tux_mikehamsta: yah... i can't use the task list.
08:19.14tux_mikei just live with it
08:19.19hamstatux_mike: yeah, heart about these problems
08:19.35hamstacaek, there is a small program in opie to do that
08:20.06caekreally?
08:20.09hamstayeah
08:20.16caekYou know the name?
08:20.27hamstamoment...
08:20.32caekcould I map the buttons to characters?
08:21.17hamstano, it is just to start your favorite programs
08:21.27tux_mikecaek: it's possible
08:21.35tux_mikeyou have to figure out the mappings thoug
08:22.38caekdamn
08:22.40hamstayeah, of course, this is the hard way :-)
08:22.54caekI don't like opie
08:22.58caekHate it really
08:23.00hamstabtw: prog is called application key *gg*
08:23.13caekRather use fluxbox with fluxbox icons.
08:23.51caekor just cmd line :P
08:25.28hamstathat's linux... everybody has his favorites... /me likes opie...
08:27.07caekit is an awesome interface..
08:27.15caekvery customizable and easy to use.
08:27.28caekBut its mostly bloat for me.
08:27.36caekI don't use 1/10th of it
08:28.59caekNever had much use for a pim or that stuff.
08:29.33schurigcaek: if you don't need opie, then the logest part in crosscompilation is glibc. Also, when you download a crosscompiler and don't compile it from source, you save lots of time.
08:30.37schurigcaek: by then way: when you don't want the PIM parts of opie, then just don't install those IPKs.
08:31.03schurigcaek: OPIE will be fine when you only install MineSweeper,Tetris, Parachuter etc :-)
08:31.13caekhehe
08:31.28caekWhat will be easier on system resources?
08:31.35caekopie or X?
08:31.47tux_mikedepends
08:32.09caekon what?
08:32.16tux_mikewhat you do with x
08:32.42caekI pretty much just want to use regular xmms at most.
08:33.06tux_mikedepends on your WM and environment
08:33.33caekwould fluxbox be better then opie? requirements wise?
08:33.45caekor would windowmaker be an even better choice?
08:34.34tux_mikei would not use desktop WMs
08:34.56caekjust twm or such?
08:35.12tux_miketwm will prolly be worse
08:35.24caekawm or something claims to use less memory then a rxvt.
08:35.28tux_mikekeep in mind, you don't have the same system you have on the deskop
08:35.39caekyea I understand
08:35.49tux_mikeyou should really use a wm with pda in mind
08:35.55caekBut I have ran windowmaker on 486's.
08:36.16tux_mikeno, i'm talking about input. not performance
08:36.29tux_mikestuff like input, memory restrictions.
08:36.32caekwell, some blackbox deriative would be decent.
08:36.46caekI would think at least.
08:36.49tux_mikeif it needs middle or right click ever, throw it out
08:36.50caekI probably should try this out
08:37.07caekheh
08:37.55tux_mikeif it requires any dragging, it will be a pain in the ass
08:38.06tux_miketouchscreens work nothing like a mouse
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08:38.17tux_mikeand you can't work with sloppy focus
08:38.51caekdamn
08:39.17tux_mikedidnt think of that, did ya?
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08:42.12HydraIRCwell damn
08:43.18HydraIRCany X wm aimed towards pda use?
08:43.35HydraIRCmy name won't change now
08:43.43HydraIRCheh fun beta software
08:43.49mewynnot as far as i know
08:44.11mewyni think there is some, but i don't know of it
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08:48.15mewynjust remember this, not all computers will work like a pc
08:48.26HydraIRCoh yea
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08:55.39HydraIRCman
08:55.47HydraIRCseems like interest in the Z is dying..
08:56.27HydraIRCSeems like 6 months ago many people were into developement of software on the Z now it seems like People just don't give a shit.
08:56.28mewynit's a pda
08:56.38HydraIRCyea
08:56.44mewynno, there's still good development going on
08:56.56HydraIRCoz is about it.
08:57.19HydraIRCFrom what I have seen at least.
08:57.27crankybastage00HydraIRC: if you're looking for something not-X and not-opie, you could work on PicoGUI :)
08:57.53HydraIRCnot interested in that ;D
08:57.56schurig|workOr maybe at gpe.handhelds.org
08:58.04HydraIRCI want X support badly.
08:58.14crankybastage00X already works
08:58.31HydraIRCYea I *just* want X
08:58.58crankybastage00you can compile OZ without opie
08:58.59HydraIRCwell a wm
08:59.09HydraIRCYea I am planning on doing that..
09:01.52HydraIRChttp://hacks.dlux.hu/ipaq/screenshots/icewm/1.gif
09:01.54Twiunmornin folks
09:01.55HydraIRCthat looks good
09:02.34mewynno, it doesnt
09:03.16HydraIRCto me at least.
09:04.13mewynmenus are cut off, font is extremely hard to read. widgets look bad.
09:04.21HydraIRCYea
09:04.26HydraIRCI could probably fix that tho.
09:04.40mewynwi'm going to bed now
09:06.53HydraIRCpce
09:15.50hamstadamn, my battery is at 3% :-(
09:23.18schurigkernel hacking is fun :-)
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11:15.19mickeylschurig: ping
11:15.31schurigpong
11:16.23mickeylhi good morning. i have a problem with buildroot. glibc2.2.4 calls /*
11:16.23mickeyl                            This file is part of the Opie Project
11:16.23mickeyl                             Copyright (C) 2003 Michael Lauer <mickey@tm.informatik.uni-frankfurt.de>
11:16.23mickeylCopyright (C) 2001,2002 Ellis Whitehead <ellis@kde.org>
11:16.23mickeyl=.
11:16.23mickeyl.=l.
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11:16.59schurighehe:  Signoff: mickeyl (Excess Flood)
11:17.36tronicalmickeyl: I think replacing the direct getsources.pl calls with $(GETSOURCES) will fix it (at least it did with glibc 2.3.1)
11:18.34mickeyldamn irc client
11:18.36mickeylcut'n'paste error in line 1
11:18.38mickeylhehe
11:18.40mickeylok, once again.
11:18.42mickeyltronical: ah fine. i will do this now. if it works, i will bk push, ok?
11:18.48tronicalmickeyl: sure
11:25.19mickeyltronical: why do you checkout linux-2.5 from bk?
11:27.04tronicalmickeyl: because I try to track the sparc32 changes (hoping for the day that 2.5 will finally boot on sun4m again ;(
11:27.35mickeyltronical: ah i see...
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11:41.58icefoxGood Morning!
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12:17.57mickeyltronical: hmm... the current OPIE dependencies are suboptimal, since I no longer can build opie without building libxine...
12:18.47tronicalmickeyl: what's the problem with that?
12:18.55tronicalmickeyl: it's not that op2 and libxine get installed into flash by default
12:20.06mickeyltronical: never build an initrd, yet. how can i specify what gets into the initrd?
12:20.26tronicalmickeyl: the Makefiles themselves specify it, through the rootinstall target
12:20.56mickeyltronical: aah of course, yeah.
12:25.48mickeyldamn... the buildroot is pretty fscked up at the moment...
12:26.16mickeylusr/local/projects/openzaurus/output/staging/bin/libtoolize: line 1: cd: /usr/local/projects/openzaurus/build/libtool-1.4.2: No such file or directory
12:26.29mickeyllibtool is now 1.4.3... where do all these hardcoded paths come from?
12:29.17schurigmickeyl: maybe only your staging directory is fucked up?
12:30.11mickeylschurig: hehe... no, it's (once again) tslib, where libtool-1.4.2 is hardcoded. changing this now to 1.4.3
12:31.23tronicalmickeyl: ouch, that's ugly (the hardcoded libtool vresion :-((
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12:52.41hamstahi
12:53.37hamstajust saw the news on openzaurus.org about sharp`s SD-reply  :-|
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12:57.55mickeyl"the manpower to compile it against a newer kernel"... this is laughable, if we take the work done by the OZ kernel hackers into account.
12:57.57mickeylpfff
12:58.22mickeylwhen will they finally understand, that we're working in our free time to make THEIR platform better.
12:59.18icefoxmickeyl: they wont
12:59.29icefoxbecause they don't have the resources to let you make it better
13:03.16hamstaeven if the would not use the work done by the OZ developers, they would still profit by more hardware being sold...
13:04.20icefoxyup
13:04.24icefoxit is a crazy system
13:04.37icefoxI try to help, but I fear I do little
13:06.27hamstawe will see... /me hopes that any lucky guy can port the 2.4.6 binary module...
13:14.09schurigsharp sucks
13:14.12schurig:-)
13:15.15hamstaclosed source sucks...
13:16.28tronicalicefox: you don't have access to the sd source for recompiling, I guess?
13:16.41icefoxnope, I don't have access to squat
13:16.41hamstasharp developed the zaurus, the only thing I was worried about when I bought it, was the closed source SD-solution... (I need 2 slots because of my wireless card)
13:17.04tronicaland they wouldn't grant you access for that? :}
13:17.41icefoxno because "I" work with with outsiders
13:17.48icefoxi.e. it was political and shouldn't ask
13:18.04tronicaloh, I see
13:18.19mickeylwell if all things go wrong, then i guess we will support SanDisk and buy lots of their WLAN/Memory combination cards ;-(
13:19.58kenbyup
13:20.09kenbGotta wait until March or May or something tho ;(
13:21.52oobno SD support is a show stopper for OZ. sharp must know this. Question: what's in it for Sharp to fuck OZ over ?
13:22.38icefoxnothing
13:22.46icefoxa loss
13:23.41oobthey are on a path to generating a lot of enmity with the OZ community. sharp should appreciate that they are not the only game in town, that we now have a choice of linux pda platforms
13:24.37tronicaloob: why should they bother about oz?
13:24.41oobnot that sharep shoudl be held rto ransom, but they need to appreciate that "partnership with the open source community" != "commercial relationship with trolltech"
13:25.27lsmithoob: not that much trolltech .. lineo is more the problem here
13:25.27hamstatronical: OZ is a reason for customers to buy the sharp hardware...
13:25.51ooblsmith: true
13:26.08tronicalhamsta: I can't imagine that many typical customers by a Z just because of OZ
13:26.15tronicalby=buy
13:26.30icefoxwell it isn't a 1 choice problem
13:26.38icefoxthe problem has many areas
13:26.55icefoxthe effort to build sd drivers etc
13:26.56hamstaI have bought my zaurus about 1/2 a year ago, I have looked at OZ, although it was not usable enough for me, it was one good reason for that PDA...
13:27.27icefoxLineo/Sharp Japan/Translation issues
13:27.49tronicalhamsta: I believe the majority of the typical Z customers by the little box to do some work with it and they remain on the sharp linux because that's what sharp supports, if there are problems
13:27.57tronicalby=buy - damnit
13:29.12hamstatronical: I do not think so, because the typical Z user is a linux hacker or at least someone with good linux skills (at least at the moment), and these guys typically like OZ much more than RZ...
13:29.36tronicalhamsta: I wonder actually how many customers flash their Z for an upgrade. after all it's quite a 'hacky' thing (pressing those two buttons, timing thing, all fishy :)
13:29.56hamsta:-)
13:29.59tronicalhamsta: if the majority of Z users are linux hackers then sharp probably failed in their marketing :}
13:30.20tronicalhamsta: or has not succeeded yet, to put it nicer :)
13:30.23icefoxwell we are going after the enterprise market
13:30.26hamstayeah, but the money is still running, and that's important and not what the marketing says...
13:30.27icefoxdon't give up yet
13:30.32icefoxwe are still working on it
13:30.36Cloudchasericefox with what enterprise solutions?
13:30.50icefox?
13:30.56Cloudchasersynch/data portability is a joke on the zaurus
13:31.04Cloudchaserthere's no real email application
13:31.18icefoxhey I just do developer support
13:31.18tronicalicefox: yeah, I think it's not surprising that the first Z models are not a huge mass success. I guess it's an investement in the future, to gain experience with the whole pda market, to be able to bring out a true mass marked box when the time has come
13:31.23icefoxyou can buzz marketing for that
13:31.28Cloudchaserhehe
13:31.46icefoxtronical: except that Sharp is the PDA company.  Remember the wizard
13:31.54icefoxso experiance isn't an issue
13:32.31tronicalwizard?
13:32.33Cloudchaserbut in order to get widespread developer support, there has to be a big market for the applications
13:32.56Cloudchaserso the more people that have zauruses, the more commericial applications there will be
13:33.29tronicalCloudchaser: right. a bit of a chicken-and-egg problem :)
13:33.35icefoxtronical: the original pda from the early 90's
13:33.44Cloudchaserits like ...linux on the desktop..if there's 2 platforms..one will do everything i want it to and one does only some things..which one will i have to use in an enterprise?
13:33.54icefoxheld hundreds! of addresses etc
13:34.35Cloudchaseri have an old wizard
13:34.48Cloudchaserwell i had one.. gave it to my brother
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13:37.43hamstaImho the opensource community will provide most applications, that are now not avaiable or not usefull... there are enough developers at the moment, so that the progress is running (although it is running slow)...
13:38.55Cloudchaserhamsta: the open source community doesn't have necessarily have the resources
13:39.40Cloudchaserone thing i've seen from being in these irc channels
13:39.50Cloudchaserthe developers develop what they want
13:40.03Cloudchasernot necessarily what customers might want
13:40.08icefoxenough developer and you develop just about everything
13:40.11icefoxsee kde
13:40.15hamstaCloudchaser: yeah, but many people who have a Z at the moment is doing some kind of developer work, so the progress is slow but it is running...
13:40.56Cloudchaserand reading the customer applications requests that spencer posted about..there's still some crucial ones missing
13:41.10icefox?
13:41.20icefoxqhat requests?
13:41.22icefoxwhat
13:41.33hamstaI have ported freeswan for the RZ some month ago (today it is running well on OZ, too, but this only depends on my work), and I have allready read about some banks, who wants to use Z, because encryption now is possible...
13:41.41Cloudchaserhe posted a link to a page that shows customer application request
13:41.50icefoxoh I didn't know
13:41.54icefoxyah vpn is probably #1
13:42.02Cloudchaserdating back to last year
13:42.11Cloudchaserfairly early last year
13:42.23icefoxwrite me a vpn client with a gui (GPL) and I will pay you for it
13:42.24Cloudchaseremail is another one
13:42.30hamstaofcourse, there are still very important things missing at the moment (eg. email / newsreader), but the progress is running....
13:42.34Cloudchasertkc is just about there
13:42.39Cloudchaserfor pop anyway
13:42.47Cloudchaserimap isn't there yet
13:42.49icefoxI can see the day that they make a ROM
13:42.59icefoxjust sweep out from under
13:43.04Cloudchaserthat would be very cool
13:43.05hamstaicefox: I should write a gui for "/etc/init.d/ipsec start | stop"? You only need two buttons +gg+
13:43.09Cloudchaserbut still not the total answer
13:43.10icefoxI don't know about cool
13:43.40icefoxhamsta: with a gui to edit all fo the configs, help docs, and the ability to start/stop and see if it was successfull/failed and why
13:44.23hamstavpn is a shell app, and config is only set up once... so you can easily do this on your PC...
13:44.45icefoxyah, but a GUI app still is needed
13:45.12hamstamaybe..
13:45.19Cloudchasericefox: i agree
13:45.36Cloudchaserpda is all about tap tap tap
13:45.38Cloudchaser:)
13:45.44icefoxyup
13:45.53Cloudchaserand the less taps the better
13:46.14icefoxI want someone to make the windows tablet game for the z
13:46.17Cloudchaserwhich is why i totally can't understand the lack of file sync
13:46.17kenbVPN is done...
13:46.32icefoxa gui?
13:46.36kenbno
13:46.42hamstaIt is needed for customers, who want to use a VPN, but customers who set up a VPN do really not need a gui, because that is sysadmins work, and that gui just has to give a working config to the user (who than ofcourse needed two buttons *gg*)
13:47.11kenbhamsta: write a GUI please ;)  I'll work with you on it (/me maintains ZeeS/WAN)
13:47.16icefoxok maybe so, but even the Sharp sys-admin didnt' know about free swan
13:47.41icefoxshe heard of it somewhere in a readme....
13:47.43hamstakenb: I think you got my sources :-)
13:47.44oobthat's not good
13:47.54Cloudchaserif your'e going for enterprise...vpn should be built in so to speak
13:47.59icefoxShe had spent her time perfrecting the windows clients to just install and work
13:48.00kenbhamsta: ah. hi jens!
13:48.02hamstakenb: hamsta == jens,
13:48.03hamsta:-))
13:48.30kenbso yea.  a real config tool is needed...
13:48.37kenbjust basic config tho
13:48.54kenbie: "server" and auth-key (PSK)
13:49.24kenband "enable/disable" NAT-Traversal
13:49.28hamstayepp
13:49.39kenbSince ZeeS/WAN 1.99.2 supports NAT-T now
13:49.46hamstaI think this is no big task for someone with QT-knowledge...
13:49.56icefoxHow much would it be worth for someone to do all of that?
13:50.01kenbYea.  All my GUI has been GTK/Gnome in the past
13:50.16kenbOtherwise I'd be coding it right now
13:50.40kenbicefox: you tell me.  Sharp's targeting Enterprise.  PocketPC already has VPN support.
13:50.44hamstawhat a pitty, I have to leave now, have an appointment waiting...
13:50.51Cloudchaseri have a question for you...
13:51.02Cloudchaserwhat exactly do you think enterprises want from a pda?
13:51.11Cloudchaserto me i think...extension of their desktop
13:51.15hamstaCU later all
13:51.36kenbconnectivity to PIM+Email, Securely, with wireless
13:51.38icefoxlater
13:51.44Cloudchaserthey want to pop their handheld into a cradle and have some sort of data transfer from desktop to pda
13:51.47icefoxthey want vpn and e-mail
13:51.54kenbyup
13:51.56Cloudchaserand they want their data
13:52.03icefoxdatabases
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13:52.14Cloudchaserand documents
13:52.16Cloudchaserand information
13:52.17kenbSo if there's a guide to QT coding for the Z, I'll write a GUI
13:52.32Cloudchasernow...i have a bunch of data in directories on my pc
13:52.36icefoxkenb: it is pretty much straight Qt minus a few unused classes
13:53.07Cloudchaseri want it to go to my z when i pop the z into the cradle and sync...and it want the directory structure intact
13:53.17kenbicefox: I've never written for QT before
13:53.57Cloudchaserhell i can't even get qtopia desktop to run on my pc (linux version) beta 2 of 1.6
13:54.27ljphmmm
13:54.49icefoxkenb: I would check out a Qt turorials then
13:54.52icefoxdoc.trolltech.com
13:54.59icefoxshouldn't take you too long
13:55.19kenbk
13:55.39kenbbbiab.. heading into office
14:01.24ljpqt is easy
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14:37.40datenpunkcarsten: but it isn't possible to view/edit allready entered tasks
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14:38.59Dessimat0rerk, i feel a bit wrecked today
14:39.04Dessimat0rafter late sleep
14:39.05Dessimat0rlol
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14:55.19datenpunkhello - I have problems with the todo app..
14:58.49Dessimat0rfrom the unstable feed?
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15:00.15datenpunkyes - the testing feed
15:00.23Dessimat0rthats not unstable
15:00.29Dessimat0rget the oen from the unstable feed
15:00.34Dessimat0r*one
15:00.40Dessimat0rit was updated yesterday
15:00.56datenpunkoh - I c - thank you
15:01.00phpCureheh
15:01.04datenpunkany progress with the irda ppp app?
15:01.11Dessimat0rhttp://www.openzaurus.org/official/unstable/feed/
15:01.16Dessimat0rthere you go ;)
15:01.22phpCurewhat is openzaurus
15:01.39phpCurewill it tell me how to open up my zaurus?
15:01.52Harlekintry to read the topic
15:03.02TheMasterMind1:)
15:03.04TheMasterMind1whats up
15:03.15pb_hi TMM1
15:03.55TheMasterMind1hey pb_
15:03.59supermattTheMasterMind1 was in disguise
15:04.47TheMasterMind1good call
15:04.47Harlekinit was typical tmasterchild behaviour .)
15:04.59TheMasterMind1what can i say, i'm only 16
15:05.01kollaI have my Z set to not enter suspend on its own, but only shut off the display.. but when I use xmms it will turn on the display again between tracks... anyone know anything about wether this is a known issue that will be fixed or not?
15:05.05supermatthehe
15:05.10HarlekinTheMasterMind1: that old?
15:05.21TheMasterMind1Harlekin: yep
15:05.41TheMasterMind1kolla: let pnis know, submit a bug report on xmms-embedded sf project or somesuch
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15:05.42supermattperhaps I'm kergoth in disguide...fucking ts, fucking SD ;)
15:06.13kollaok
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15:17.36bipolaribot: seen zecke
15:17.40zecke is currently on #opie (1h 27m 28s) #handhelds.org (1h 27m 28s).  Has said a total of 4 messages.  Is idling for 58m 1s
15:22.09datenpunkopie-todo still doesn't show task that are viewed in opie today..
15:22.50carstenit does here
15:23.28datenpunkcarsten: which version are you using?
15:23.59carsten14. dec 02
15:24.20datenpunkwell I am on the latest from unstable
15:29.27TheMasterMind1so, anyone ever remotely install debian on a redhat machine?
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15:32.51nodaMoo!
15:33.05datenpunkis it possible to set a background image for opie in OZ?
15:33.11Dessimat0rhrm, does this work?
15:33.16TheMasterMind1noda: !
15:33.17TheMasterMind1noda: sup
15:33.19nodadatenpunk: Yes, using the 'launcher' app under 'settings'
15:33.23nodaTheMasterMind1: The usual. You?
15:33.30TheMasterMind1noda: i'm trying to install debian on a redhat box i don't have physical access to
15:33.40nodaTheMasterMind1: lol, sounds fun!
15:33.46datenpunknoda: oh - thanks a lot!
15:33.50nodadatenpunk: np
15:34.51datenpunkanother question: the change of the orientation of an app doesn't work yet (?)
15:34.58TheMasterMind1works fine
15:35.02TheMasterMind1install qt-embedded-rotation
15:35.06nodadatenpunk: Did you install opie-rotation? Oh, er, that :P
15:35.50datenpunknoda: Thanks - dumb me. If I hear rotation I always thinking about log rotation :)) so I did there :)
15:36.08noda:)
15:45.55datenpunkbackground image - the png doesn't seem to work for me - libpng is installed
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15:51.18kenbdoes Sharp's Intellisync software not support sync over IP?
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15:51.48JasonNJsup.
15:52.00kenbJason...
15:52.01TheMasterMind1JasonNJ: hey
15:52.06kenbdoes Sharp's Intellisync software not support sync over IP?
15:52.10TheMasterMind1JasonNJ: word from dell?
15:52.32JasonNJnot yet but I plan to hook up with them at Linuxworld
15:52.40TheMasterMind1cool
15:52.54JasonNJit always works out better in person
15:53.48JasonNJso who's goinna do the i18 ebonics implementation, lol
15:53.55TheMasterMind1heh
15:54.01datenpunkis there anything I have to install to make the bg image work?
15:54.18JasonNJTMM: I want us to port the ebonics database from dolemite.com to Qt
15:54.21datenpunkkenb: sure it does - via usb
15:54.28JasonNJkiller app for inner city professionals
15:54.57TheMasterMind1datenpunk: use a jpg
15:54.58kenbdatenpunk: but not directly over IP?  ie: I can't sync over the 802.11b cf cards?
15:55.08TheMasterMind1JasonNJ: keep me updated about the axim stuff :)
15:55.34datenpunkkenb: I didn't try that - sorry
15:55.40JasonNJTMM: its very high on my list
15:56.45TheMasterMind1:)
15:56.49JasonNJkergoth: has bzflag talked to you in the past about adopting this new style init process that supposedly dramatically reduces boot up times?
15:57.55Dessimat0rman do I love new unstables ;)
15:58.08TheMasterMind1JasonNJ: new style?
15:58.10TheMasterMind1sounds interesting
15:58.10JasonNJdessimator: whats up there now?
15:58.13TheMasterMind1i like debian style
15:58.19JasonNJtmm: it was introduced at the last OLS
15:58.28JasonNJbzflag and I really liked it
15:58.44TheMasterMind1ols
15:58.44TheMasterMind1?
15:58.52JasonNJOttawa Linux Symposium
15:58.56Dessimat0rlol
15:58.58datenpunkTheMasterMind1: jpg doesn't wok either - strange...It seems as if I missed something
15:58.59TheMasterMind1ah ok
15:59.00JasonNJits a full replacement for SysV
15:59.10Dessimat0rits an unguessable sentence :S
15:59.13JasonNJvery streamlined
15:59.27TheMasterMind1sounds very cool
15:59.34TheMasterMind1JasonNJ: got a link or somesuch?
16:00.13JasonNJI forgot what the heck it was called, dwmw2 may know
16:03.08JasonNJhttp://www.linuxsymposium.org/2002/view_txt.php?text=bio&talk=18
16:03.10JasonNJthis is the dude
16:03.21JasonNJit ran scripts in parallel
16:03.37JasonNJand did dependencies properly
16:04.18JasonNJhttp://www.atnf.csiro.au/~rgooch/linux/boot-scripts/
16:05.01chouimatmorning
16:07.48Dessimat0rlo
16:07.59chouimathi Dessimat0r
16:09.18kergothmorning
16:09.25kergothJasonNJ: he hasnt mentioned it
16:09.27Dessimat0rlo kergoth
16:09.30chouimathi kergoth
16:09.30kergothJasonNJ: I'll take a look
16:11.40kergothhm, http://zaurus.spacetown.ne.jp/sl-c700/update/c700update/c700update.asp
16:12.10kergoththank god for babelfish
16:12.58chouimatkergoth: huh?
16:14.07TheMasterMind1kergoth: hey
16:14.13chouimathttp://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20030120&mode=classic
16:14.15TheMasterMind1kergoth: it looks pretty cool, just checked it out
16:14.21TheMasterMind1kergoth: this new boot script thing that is
16:15.39JasonNJkergoth: they got an update rom alreadY?
16:15.58datenpunkagain - is there any reason why png and jpg bg images don't work for me :(
16:18.03Dessimat0ris it me, or does everything seem to start up just a little bit faster than it did before, on the new OZ unstable?
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16:24.52JasonNJwhen was a new unstable added?
16:25.29Dessimat0rlast night
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16:32.55kergoth<PROTECTED>
16:32.59chouimathttp://radios.sourceforge.net/
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16:34.13AndyQlo
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16:34.38kergothhey andy
16:34.50AndyQhows things?
16:35.20kergothnot bad, busy as hell at work today.. no oz work till i get off work :)
16:35.26AndyQhehe
16:35.57chouimathttp://www.davetrainer.com/fark/slashdot_yro.jpg
16:36.10AndyQkergoth: I sent you a link to a PDF file (Tim Riker posted it in yesterdays logs) - not sure whether you caught it or even if its any use
16:38.00Dessimat0rlo AndyQ
16:38.05AndyQhey Dessimat0r
16:38.12Dessimat0rthe new AQPkg 0wnz ;)
16:38.29AndyQDessimat0r: yup - drw did some really nice work on it
16:38.40AndyQplus thelittle fix for upgraded packages is nice
16:39.20chouimatAndyQ: and pdf about what?
16:39.25Dessimat0rheh
16:39.31AndyQSD and MMC - an intel doc
16:39.48chouimatAndyQ: ok for the xscale
16:39.48AndyQseemed to go into some detail (from my VERY limited scan)
16:39.49Dessimat0ryeah, it uninstalls all the images, and reinstalls them to their rightful place, and symlinks them back to root
16:40.00AndyQchouimat: not sure
16:40.07Dessimat0rtis what i noticed ;)
16:40.15AndyQTim posted it yesterday
16:40.17AndyQDessimat0r: yup
16:40.23chouimatAndyQ: url?
16:40.27AndyQhang on.....
16:40.50AndyQhttp://intel.com/design/pca/applicationsprocessors/applnots/278533-001.htm
16:41.03AndyQtitled Using SDCard and SDIO with the Intel® PXA250 MMC Controller Application
16:41.15AndyQbut it may be of some use (possibly - possibly not at all)
16:41.42AndyQeveryone was asleep when it got posted so I thought I'd pass it to kergoth just in case
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16:42.25chouimatAndyQ: ZzzZzzZzzz :)
16:42.42AndyQyup - as I said - I very briefly scanned through it
16:47.35Dessimat0rsomething that annoys me on opie, is that applications are 'hidden' from the taskbar if you have too many running
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16:47.46Dessimat0rwhere is the solution there, other than to close the existing apps?
16:47.48Dessimat0r;)
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16:49.22TheMasterMind1AndyQ: yea, its linked to on the oz news item
16:49.37Dessimat0rTheMasterMind1: AnyQ has split ;)
16:49.41Dessimat0rAndyQ
16:49.42Dessimat0rlol
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16:52.41chouimatwb all
16:53.07Dessimat0rwb
16:53.51Dessimat0rbrb
16:53.57Dessimat0rgoing to get the net working in linux
16:55.26JasonNJno initrd with the current unstable in it yet?
16:55.28kergothJasonNJ: we arent doing daily initrd/feed updates yet
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17:00.46bipolardamn... it's $700 bucks!
17:00.52kergothyep
17:00.57kergothexpensive
17:01.15bipolaryeah... I'll be able to afford that when I sell my spleen....
17:01.15Cloudchasertoo much for an unemployed slacker like me
17:01.18Cloudchaserhahah
17:01.33kergothlol
17:01.46chouimatbipolar: what is 700$
17:01.51kergothif sharp comes out with a similar unit at a lower price it'll sell really well
17:01.58kergothchouimat: c700 in the us, converted to english
17:02.34chouimatibot: change 700 usd to cad
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17:03.20chouimatkergoth: that 1075 CAD :(
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17:03.40JasonNJplease return the stewardesses to their upgright position
17:03.49tronicalnot good, can't chat, everything scrolls :)
17:03.54kergothhehe
17:03.57kergothother than that ;)
17:03.58chouimatJasonNJ: it's the table
17:04.08AndyQheh
17:04.36AndyQtronical: I got persistant history in konq last night (Save the last 10 sites you visit
17:04.48tronicalAndyQ: great!
17:05.13AndyQjust testing the konq in the new unstable to see if it still crashes (Onyx4 reported that it was more stable now)
17:05.39AndyQnope - still crashes on www.computerfairs.co.uk
17:05.51AndyQah well, mine doesn't :)
17:05.59AndyQibot seen Onyx4
17:06.04onyx4 <onyx4@adsl-63-194-216-219.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #openzaurus, 17h 45m 18s ago, saying: 'same for wireless tools'.
17:06.04TheMasterMind1ibot botmail for onyx4 qte2.3.4beta4 is out, we need to test it. seems it supports on the fly rotation :)
17:06.42AndyQibot botmail for onyx4 konqueror still seg faults trying to read www.computerfairs.co.uk (latest unstable)
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17:06.57AndyQheh onyx4 will have lots of botmail at this rate :)
17:07.07kergothindeed, i left him one earlier
17:07.17kergothhe's the one who volunteered to take over the feed :)
17:07.19AndyQkergoth: can I get SFCave-sdl put under buildroot at some point?
17:07.40kergothAndyQ: yeah, absolutely. just do it and send someone with write access a patch :)
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17:08.00AndyQkergoth: its a new project - completely different source to the original
17:08.20AndyQkergoth: it relys on some SDL libs that are in the OZ buildroot now
17:08.41mrwoodyAndyQ: how about sfcave-3D?
17:08.41AndyQkergoth: who should I send the source to - you, TMM1, Onyx4?
17:08.58AndyQmrwoody: hehe thought about it - need OGL on Z first :)
17:09.01chouimatkergoth: we need to add that option to build root -> produce and SDK
17:09.29mrwoodyAndyQ: good idea! ;-)
17:10.13kergothAndyQ: openzaurus-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
17:10.26AndyQhehe - k
17:10.39AndyQwho does that go to?
17:10.46kergothwhoever's subscribed
17:10.48kergothits just a ML
17:10.55kergothI havent locked down access to it atm
17:11.04kergoth:)
17:11.06AndyQso I don't want to post the source there do I
17:11.11kergoth..
17:11.13kergothum
17:11.17kergothsources dont go in buildroot
17:11.23kergothbuildroot obtains sources from upstream
17:11.28kergothall that is in buildroot is makefiles and patches
17:11.39AndyQahhhh - OK, where should I store the source :) - any suggestions?
17:11.40kergothit'll download the soruces from your site, extract, and build
17:11.48kergothwherever.. :)
17:11.53kergothsf project?
17:12.11chouimatkergoth: we need to make buildroot to use local source before downloading :)
17:12.14AndyQpossibly - eother that or opie :)
17:12.38AndyQI'll see what ljp has to say about that
17:13.48AndyQkergoth: if I have source in a tgz file, can buildroot extract and build that?
17:14.56kergothchouimat: yes, i know.. Patches welcome! to quote tim
17:15.10kergothAndyQ: buildroot can handle tar.gz, tgz, tar.bz2, tar, zip, .gz, etc
17:15.11kergothAndyQ: yes
17:15.17kergothheh
17:15.34ljp_workabout what?
17:15.40chouimatkergoth: I don't want to mess with you magnificiant perl :)
17:15.42AndyQOK, cool so I'll just store the code on my site and you can grab it and build it from there then
17:16.05AndyQljp_work: trying to decide where to store the SFCave-sdl code
17:16.09kergothchouimat: hehe. only getsource is in perl, and thats schurig's not mine :)
17:16.21ljp_workopie cvs
17:16.52AndyQljp_work: thats fine, but opie can't build it (can it) as it uses SDL and a couple of other libraries
17:17.42kergothheh, we dont need the world in opie cvs :)
17:18.16ljp_workso, op2 uses xine. launcher uses pam
17:18.17AndyQkergoth: but its a nice convienient place to store Open Source code for Opie (especially as its been written for opie) :)
17:18.20kergothibot: make world
17:18.21make: Circular world <- world dependency dropped.
17:18.59AndyQljp_work: OK, so if I create non-core/games/SFCave-SDL and chuck the source and pro there (I'll set it up so its correct targets)
17:19.02kergothTheMasterMind1, JasonNJ: those boot scripts look sweet
17:19.24AndyQljp_work: would someone who wants to build opie have to get the SDL stuff? or can they say don't build that?
17:19.27kergothAndyQ: we're using the new opie buildsystem, you'll need a config.in .. copy one from another source dir.
17:19.37kergothAndyQ: you can select what to build or not build in menuconfig
17:19.39ljp_workjust have a readme that has a url to get the SLD
17:19.49kergotheven better, put comments in teh config.in
17:19.50AndyQnew opie buildsystem???? fuck I just got used to the old one
17:19.50ljp_workSDL
17:20.02ljp_worknew is alot better
17:20.12ljp_work_a lot_
17:20.15AndyQheh - how? - haven't checked it out recently
17:20.19kergothstring "sfcave-sdl (warning: requires libsdl)"
17:20.29kergothAndyQ: it uses the same config system as the oz buildroot
17:20.33ljp_workit's like the kernels menuconfig
17:20.35kergothAndyQ: make config/menuconfig/xconfig .. make
17:20.49AndyQjust checkout the latest opie CVS from same place?
17:20.56ljp_workalthought _some_ apps dont get built
17:20.56kergothyep
17:21.00AndyQopie.handhelds.org
17:21.02kergothljp_work: what apps?
17:21.04ljp_workeven if specified
17:21.17ljp_workrestart applet for one..
17:21.23kergothljp_work: I can fix any issues, but need bug reports.
17:21.30kergothrestartapplet or restartapplet2?
17:21.30ljp_workI know :)
17:21.33kergothand why are there two?
17:21.35kergothhehee
17:21.42ljp_workhavent got around to it, and it wasn't that important to me :D
17:21.50kergothgotcha
17:21.56ljp_workone sits on the taskbar, and one sits in the menu
17:22.03kergothahh gotcha
17:22.20chouimathmm need a huge coffee
17:22.20ljp_workmaybe rename one menurestartapplet
17:23.06AndyQljp_work: when was the new buildsystem put in place?
17:23.26kergothAndyQ: its been there for a while, but wasnt primary.. it was a seperate Makefile.test
17:23.35kergothAndyQ: I replaced the original one compeltely late last week
17:23.39kergothafter committing an assload of fixes
17:23.42AndyQahh - cool - good work :)
17:24.50AndyQOK, so after creating my SFCAve-SDL dir and putting my code there and creating the config.h what else do I need to do?
17:25.00kergothits config.in, not config.h
17:25.05kergothbut then you edit the toplevel packages file
17:25.12kergothits the glue betweent eh config system and the makefiles
17:25.20kergothwithout that, you'll have a menu entry but it wont get built
17:25.24AndyQahh - probably don't have access to that (not trusted :)
17:25.40Harlekinand somebody give sfcave an icon
17:25.41kergothi'll add it for you, let me know when its in place
17:25.48AndyQk
17:25.50kergothHarlekin: hehe
17:25.58kergothdoes backup's icon still suck? or did that get replaced?
17:25.59AndyQHarlekin: I'll do one soon :)
17:26.04kergothHarlekin: how goes crystal_branch?
17:26.27Harlekinkergoth: no time currently and microdim disappeared
17:26.48kergothah
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17:27.21ljp_workI could maybe muster up some elbow grease for crystal_branch
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17:40.40AndyQkergoth: hehe - just checked out make meunconfig and after saving settings get the following:
17:40.41AndyQNext, you may run 'make bzImage', 'make bzdisk', or 'make install'.
17:40.43AndyQlol
17:40.48kergothhehe
17:40.49kergothyeah i know
17:40.59kergothi upgraded us to the latest kconfig, forgot to fix those messages :)
17:41.05AndyQhah
17:41.52AndyQkergoth: OK, added everything to opie (not commited yet) - just gonna do a complete build and make sure it compiles and stuff and if it works I'll commit and let you know
17:42.01AndyQbut have to wait 'kin ages :)
17:42.21kergothcool
17:42.38AndyQit will be good to have it under CVS
17:42.46AndyQnice to track changes (and revert when you fuck up :)
17:43.15AndyQBTW - cervisia is a cool front end for CVS!
17:43.53kergothyup, it is
17:44.27AndyQright - just going to build screen capture into SFCAve and I'll create a spiffy new icon for it
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18:01.05RealUllihi
18:12.44beattieibot oz
18:12.45i guess oz is see openzaurus or http://www.openzaurus.org/ or /join #openzaurus
18:12.59beattieibot oz sd
18:13.00parse error: dunno what the heck you're talking about, beattie
18:15.05RealUllibeattie: what's the problem?
18:16.45RealUllibeattie: as of yesterday evening, no SD driver for 2.4.19, if that's what you wanted to know... ;-)
18:17.14RealUllithat is, today, ca. 0100h GMT.. ;-)
18:18.41beattieRealUlli: pretty much, just curious what ibot might have to say
18:18.53RealUllibeattie: ok, i c .. :-)
18:23.38RealUlliibot seen kenb
18:23.38kenb is currently on #openzaurus (17h 27m 56s).  Has said a total of 124 messages.  Is idling for 2h 28m 40s
18:23.46RealUllihm.
18:24.01RealUllikenb: ping?
18:26.26kenbping ?
18:26.42RealUllikenb: ah. :_)
18:26.59kenbwhat's up?
18:27.03RealUllikenb: did you finish your opie upgrade yesterday? :-)
18:27.16kenbyes.
18:27.18kenbfinally.
18:27.21RealUllikenb: i was planning to upgrade my Z, too...
18:27.31RealUllikenb: how long did it take?
18:27.37kenbyou need the 40/24 or higher image
18:27.44kenband it hung 1/2 thru.. around opie-sounds
18:27.50kenbso I had to reboot it
18:27.53kenbopie crashed on boot
18:27.58kenbso I reran the upgrade
18:28.06kenbit picked up where it left off, and finished
18:28.18RealUllihmm... ok.. forget it... as long as i don't have a sd card, there will be no image other than 32/32...
18:28.33kenbthe 32/32 doesn't have enuff ram to uncompress opie-base
18:28.43kenbmine sat at 502 byte memory free for an hour
18:28.46RealUllihmm.. what about adding a swap file?
18:28.54kenb<PROTECTED>
18:29.00kenbswap stayed at 0
18:29.02RealUlliYUCK!
18:29.12kenbI wasn't impressed.
18:29.12RealUllieven after swapon?
18:29.21kenband BTW, it's CF card to do the flash upgrades
18:29.22RealUllii can believe that.
18:29.25kenbeven after swapon.
18:29.33AndyQkenb were you upgrading from within opie?
18:29.39kenbso I used CF and put the 40/24 image on, and upgraded that.
18:29.42kenbAndyQ: no
18:29.46kenbopen was terminated
18:29.50kenbopie, rather
18:30.12AndyQhmm - well swap won't get used because its uncompressing files to a temporary directory before replacing the existing ones
18:30.14kenblearned the hard way about opie running when I went to upgrade something from unstable :)
18:30.47RealUlliAndyQ: hmm... which temp dir?
18:30.48AndyQkenb: you can have opie running BUT you need enough space to upgrade opie-base, libopie and something else (can't remember which one)
18:30.50kenbAndyQ: free indicated a whole 502 or 506 bytes - it flipped back and forth.
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18:30.56AndyQdo those three seperate first and reboot after
18:31.07AndyQRealUlli: /tmp I think
18:31.16kenbthat was running memory - not space on the flash
18:31.23RealUlliAndyQ: if i link that to a largish cf, it should work, right?
18:31.23AndyQthen you can upgrade everything else no probls (as long as nothing else is running
18:31.32kenbso it was stuck unzipping with no memory free :(
18:31.35AndyQyup
18:31.44AndyQI can't see why not
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18:32.07kenbipkg + jffs2 sat there chewing 25% cpu each for an hour.. making no progress
18:32.12AndyQkenb : strange - bug in ipkg - it usually knows when its out of space and reports that and abandons the install
18:32.46kenbit had file space
18:33.09kenbno running memory.  
18:33.20kenbie:
18:33.21kenb<PROTECTED>
18:33.22kenbMem:       2582260    2502868      79392          0     404348    1856812
18:33.32kenbfree said 502/506 bytes
18:33.33AndyQodd
18:33.39kergothkenb: cached memory is available for use.
18:33.47kenbthat's off my desktop
18:33.49kergothkenb: you need to add cached to free to get a semi-accurate value
18:33.50kergothah
18:33.53kenbcached was like 120 bytes.
18:33.57kenbit was *full*
18:34.10kergothheh, what did you have running?
18:34.14kenbnothing.
18:34.19kenbfresh 32/32 install
18:34.34kenbbooted it, shut down opie, ipkg update/upgraded
18:34.47kergothi've never ran into memory problems on a 5500.
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18:35.08kenbI can only report what happened to me
18:35.13AndyQI have - but only when xmms tried to allocate 533 Meg to itsself :)
18:35.23kenbUsing the 40/24 made that issue go away
18:35.26kergothhah, thats a xmms bug ;)
18:35.30AndyQyup :)
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18:36.26RealUllis/ince/once/
18:37.10AndyQdamn - opie stopped while building opie-console - no matching function call for MyPty::close(int&)
18:37.17AndyQcandiates are void MyPty::close()
18:37.24AndyQdamn thing!
18:37.43kergothheh, yeah i couldnt build opie-console either
18:38.14AndyQwell - no time to fix it now - gym time - I'll sort it later
18:38.19AndyQbfn
18:38.28RealUlliAndyQ: have fun!
18:38.38AndyQyeah - thanks!
18:40.04asys3kergoth: hi - saw the news on oz.org - do you disassemble the module ?
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18:43.17RealUllihmm... just read the news, too... would it be a possibility to form a company that contracts to sharp building the kernel or the modules and signs an NDA to get access to the sources?
18:43.46RealUllibasically like SPI is a company behind debian?
18:44.12kergothsign an nda with whom?
18:44.18kergothyou'd have to sign the nda with sd.org
18:44.27kergothbut yes, you could do that
18:44.36kergothbrb
18:44.39JasonNJbleh.
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18:46.17frankpshi all
18:47.03RealUlliI think, that would be probably like the xanim guy: apparently he signed any number of NDAs to be able to write the drivers for various file formats and provided the drivers as object files for download later...
18:56.58kenbwhat's the cost on getting the NFO from sd.org ?
18:57.02kenb$1000 you said ?
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19:00.34RealUllierrm.. what is the real web address of sd.org? www.sd.org leads to the page of a domain reseller, secure-digital doesn't exist, securedigital neither...
19:01.42chouimathttp://www.sdcard.org/documents.htm
19:01.57RealUlliah.. thanks. :-)
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19:04.12chouimatRealUlli: it's 1000$/year
19:05.21kenbthat's not bad
19:05.41RealUllifor a company, that's peanuts.
19:06.04kenbsomeone setup a paypal donation compaign on openzaurus.org
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19:06.29JasonNJthe president of the SD card association is Ray Creech
19:06.42JasonNJrcreech@sdcard.org
19:06.45RealUllithe faq, question 12 is interesting.. according to that, sharp could contract compiling the kernel out to somebody who cares... ;-)
19:07.04JasonNJkergoth, you may want to touch base and explain the situation that we are trying to develop an Open PDA OS and that we are not a corp.
19:07.52kergothJasonNJ: touch base with whom? ray creech?
19:07.56JasonNJthey might be willing to release sharp of its NDA obligations. maybe.
19:07.58JasonNJyeah, creech.
19:08.46RealUllianother option might be that they donate a license to OZ, free of charge...
19:09.04JasonNJyeah, thats also a possibility.
19:09.58JasonNJI think their anwsers to both questions will be a resoundant NO but I think we have to at least go through the motions of asking.
19:11.01kergothchouimat: you can probably find something better to do than sacrificing
19:11.08kergothJasonNJ: indeed
19:11.11chouimatkergoth: yup
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19:11.48chouimatkergoth: the problem you must get them below 11 years to be sure they're virgin these days :)
19:11.56kergothaha
19:11.57kergothgood point
19:13.02RealUlliwhat was taht about there harry-potter broom-tyos that could vibrate!?? ... :-)
19:13.23JasonNJthe nimbus 2000
19:14.24RealUlliJasonNJ: yup... some company made a real-world version, for sale in the USA... they had to recall them pretty quickly, i'm told.. ;-)
19:14.32icefoxhaha
19:14.52kenbyup
19:14.53kergothlol
19:14.53icefoxlike the pocket fusuoko or whatever it is called.  A finger "massager"
19:14.57kenbthat happened
19:15.19kenbthe nimbus 2000's from like.. hasbro or something
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19:16.39nodaMoo!
19:16.44JasonNJReal: why did they have to recall them?
19:16.53JasonNJlittle girls were having too much fun?
19:17.06icefoxnoda: MOoooOo
19:17.14JasonNJhey, the pocket fusuoko rules.
19:17.15kergothhey noda
19:17.19RealUlliJasonNJ: apparently, yes...
19:17.39icefoxneed a solar version.  That tiny battery just can't last I would imagine
19:17.51JasonNJThey should repackage it as "marital jumpstart kit"
19:18.28RealUlliicefox: that wouldn't help if they stick it where the sun don't shine... ;-))
19:18.31kergothnoda: hehe. having fun?
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19:18.46JasonNJthere are times when even the most capable of men require technical assitance.
19:19.06nodakergoth: Actually I just started and I'm having errors :P
19:19.08kergothheh, nothing wrong with breaking up the monotony
19:19.11kergothnoda: ah
19:19.36icefoxRealUlli: hehe, true, I guess it needs an adaptor so the solar panel be elsewhere. :-D
19:20.07RealUlliicefox: yes. but then you could just use an AC adaptor...
19:20.27icefoxhmm true, but then you would lose the portability
19:20.42icefoxhaha it woudl be a mad ee 101 project!
19:20.47kergothlol
19:20.51JasonNJhack your fusuoko
19:21.10JasonNJSlashdot: fusuoko microkernal project announced
19:23.40JasonNJits fukuoku
19:23.49chouimatibot slahsdot
19:23.50chouimat: parse error: dunno what the heck you're talking about
19:24.00nodaHehehe
19:24.07ljp_workhahaha no /. spam
19:24.11JasonNJdamn the corporate firewall is denying me access on all the fukuoku links on google
19:24.49chouimatfukuoku ????
19:25.55JasonNJhey, you know with a serial interface, you could transform the Zaurus into a serious sex toy.
19:25.59chouimatibot slashdot
19:26.13ljp_workya know.. I would probably be more productive if these channels weren't here at all
19:27.04nodaOkay, entice looks *awesome*. Now I gotta make it as smooth as that MacOS taskbar :)
19:27.26kergothljp_work: aha, me too
19:28.35ljp_work:D
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19:28.48Dessimat0rlo all
19:28.54Dessimat0rI'm on linux again ;)
19:28.58Dessimat0rThis time, another distro
19:30.37Dessimat0rgeep, no icq client
19:30.43ljp_workwhich one?
19:30.44nodagaim!
19:30.51ljp_workmozilla has one
19:30.55nodaapt-get install gaim --> then you have an ICQ client :)
19:30.56Dessimat0rdoes it?
19:30.57ljp_workerr icq
19:31.00Dessimat0rlol
19:31.03ljp_worknm
19:31.19nodamozilla SHOULD have an ICQ client -- write one! :P
19:31.24ljp_workI get letters mixed up :)
19:31.29ljp_workme?
19:31.36nodaI dunno :P
19:31.39nodaSomeone :)
19:31.40Dessimat0rhrm
19:31.45Dessimat0rapt-get needs setting up
19:31.46ljp_workI dont wanna write one. YOU write one! :)
19:31.57ljp_workdselect
19:31.59Dessimat0rneeds some sources
19:32.00nodaI asked you first! :)
19:32.02Dessimat0rlol
19:32.20Dessimat0rdselect: command not found
19:32.31ljp_workapt-get dselect
19:32.34Dessimat0rk
19:32.35nodaUm. dselect is for *debian* :)
19:32.54ljp_workisnt he on debian I presume?
19:32.56Dessimat0rlol
19:33.02Dessimat0rno
19:33.09ljp_workwhich one?
19:33.23ljp_workLindows!
19:33.26Dessimat0rI have forgotten its name :(
19:33.28nodalol
19:33.29Dessimat0rrofl
19:33.36Dessimat0rYoper
19:33.47Dessimat0rits nice :D
19:34.03Dessimat0rBut it has this fucking horrible Y icon on everything
19:34.30ljp_workYoper?
19:34.31Dessimat0rNeed to get rid of it
19:34.31Dessimat0rlol
19:34.34Dessimat0ryup
19:34.34ljp_worknever heard of it
19:34.38Dessimat0rits new ;)
19:34.40ljp_workrpm?
19:34.44Dessimat0rOnly been out for less than a month
19:34.49Dessimat0ryup, has it
19:35.09Dessimat0rbeen out for less than a month, and already its better than Mandrake
19:35.16chouimatkergoth:  try to find the Art of Assembly in pdf
19:35.26Dessimat0rhttp://www.yoper.com/
19:37.06Dessimat0rhmm
19:37.14Dessimat0rwhats the irc client that people normally use?
19:37.17Dessimat0rgaim?
19:37.19Dessimat0r*icq
19:37.22Dessimat0rsorry ;)
19:37.32Cloudchaseri use gnome icu
19:38.19Dessimat0ri need one that suits KDE ;)
19:39.07ljp_workfor irc I switch between xchat, kvirc, ksirc and the moz one
19:40.21Dessimat0rLicq
19:40.33nodaDessimat0r: kopete
19:41.08Dessimat0rlol
19:41.25Dessimat0rwoot!!!
19:41.27Dessimat0rnice nice nice
19:41.29Dessimat0rgetting
19:41.30Dessimat0r;)
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19:42.11nodaAwww, MAN! e_setup is such a sweet-looking app, but it doesn't *do* anything :P
19:42.18nodaIt just looks cool :P
19:42.20nodaSo cool :P
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19:45.39RealUllioh, it *does* something: it crashed noda's irc client... ;-)
19:46.44Dessimat0rheh
19:46.56Dessimat0ri am compiling kpete
19:47.38Dessimat0rtakes ages, and the piss
19:47.39Dessimat0rrofl
19:48.40JasonNJlooks like Jon Johnansen isnt out of the woods yet.
19:49.16RealUllishit :-(
19:49.21Dessimat0r?
19:50.06RealUllithe norwegian government really are just U.S. bootlickers...
19:50.17RealUlli:-(
19:50.48Dessimat0rbloody hell, i have an Athlon XP 2200+@ 149 fsb, why does it take so long?
19:51.03RealUllithe real pirates will just duplicate the whole DVD, anyway, without ever decodign anything...
19:51.05Dessimat0rlol
19:51.52RealUlliDessimat0r: you shoult install more that 16 MB of ram... ;-)
19:51.59Dessimat0rI have 512mb! ;)
19:52.01RealUlli-t+d. ;-)
19:52.21chouimatRealUlli: they want to pass a DMCA here in canada and someone tell them why not banning photocopy machine too
19:52.22Dessimat0rof DDR2100
19:52.24Dessimat0rhehe
19:52.26ljp_workoh! there's a linux admin job in my town.. :) cool
19:52.42chouimatfuck! snow!
19:52.52RealUllichouimat: send it here!
19:53.02RealUlliljp: have fun! ;-)
19:53.04Dessimat0rHiring : Linux admin | Cost : Price of Windows NT
19:53.08Dessimat0r;)
19:53.31Dessimat0roops, cost should be SWage:
19:53.32Dessimat0rhehe ;)
19:53.34ljp_workya, we need snow here also
19:53.42chouimatRealUlli: the snow?
19:53.51ljp_workya, and linux admin jobs, too
19:53.56chouimatit's just stopped
19:53.57RealUllichouimat: yup.
19:54.23Dessimat0rhrm, the desktop bar at the top of KDE is more trouble than it's worth
19:54.35Dessimat0rwindow headers get hidden behind it
19:55.29RealUllichouimat: nope.
19:55.40RealUlliljp: where du you live/
19:55.42RealUlli?
19:55.47ljp_workcolorado
19:56.00ljp_workin the flats north of denver
19:56.00Dessimat0rwish it would hurry up, Enterprise is on now :(
19:56.16RealUlliljp: hmm... you should be able to get snow... in some parts anyway.. ;-)
19:56.27ljp_workmountains are doing ok.
19:56.36ljp_worknothing here for months
19:56.41RealUlliDessimat0r: go watch enterprise, check if it's finished afterwards...
19:56.56Dessimat0rheh
19:57.02Dessimat0rI'll come up during the break ;)
19:57.11RealUlliDessimat0r: Cu ;-)
19:57.29Dessimat0rwhen you compile something, does it go into its default install location?
19:57.48Dessimat0ror stay where the source is
19:58.03RealUlliljp: well.. i live in munich, germany... we should have at least a little bit of snow... 20 cm or so... this years total is 10, most of it has aready melted again... :-(
19:58.19ljp_workI thought germany had too much rain
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19:59.02RealUlliljp: yup... its too warm... what's coming down as rain is supposed to come down as snow, at least at this time of the year...
19:59.33JasonNJlol, Russia is getting the source code to Windows.
19:59.35JasonNJhttp://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&cid=569&ncid=738&e=1&u=/nm/20030120/tc_nm/russia_microsoft_dc
19:59.46RealUlliJasonNJ: LOL
19:59.47ljp_workwe havent had any rain either
20:00.04RealUlliljp: i suppose we could send you some.. ;-)
20:00.57ljp_workha! how soon is MS code going to be on Russian warez sites?
20:01.16JasonNJand in related news
20:01.18JasonNJhttp://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&cid=573&ncid=757&e=1&u=/nm/20030120/od_nm/odd_nude_flight_dc
20:01.37Dilbhi
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20:02.49RealUlliJasonNJ: nice marketing gag... at least nobody will be able to hide weapons... ;-)
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20:03.10JasonNJreal: lol, at the rate things are going nude flights are gonna be MANDATORY
20:03.21RealUlliljp: i was just thinking.. and who will crack the russian computer? ;-)
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20:04.29mrwoodydid ms changed the sources before releasing them?
20:04.45trekeJasonNJ: remind me to stop flying
20:05.17RealUlliJasonNJ: that whole nude thing is overrated, IMHO... i once spent 2 weeks at a nudist camping ground, with friends... the best part was when one of the got a sunburn on his private parts... his girlfriend was not amused... ;-)
20:05.36chouimatRealUlli: hehe ....
20:05.37RealUllimrwoody: i wonder if russia tries to compile the stuff first... ;-)
20:06.12mrwoodyRealUlli: did they also give it to china?
20:06.26RealUllimrwoody: no idea... afaik not yet
20:06.47mrwoodyRealUlli: maybe it is a new plan to attack china before it gets too strong...
20:07.05JasonNJReal: it is VERY overrated. When I went on vacation to St. Martin last year, we went to Orient Beach, which is the biggest nude beach there. After seening the TYPE of nude people on that beach, we packed up and left!
20:07.13JasonNJsome people should NOT go nude, myself included
20:07.15JasonNJlol
20:07.32mrwoodyand anyway i believe that once china gets that, the day after they will be on the net
20:07.35ljp_workya, they shoudl try to compile it to see if it really IS the code :)
20:07.40chouimatRealUlli: exactly my ex-wife was all the time naked in the appartment.... the first weeks it's fun but after a while you get bored
20:07.47RealUllimrwoody: i think this works backwards... if china has the source.. they have enough eyes to find *all* holes... and attack the west...
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20:07.54Cloudchaserhaha i heard about that plane ride thing on the radio yesterday
20:07.58JasonNJljp: lol, they probably gave them a copy of Redhat
20:08.04ljp_workhehe
20:08.30ljp_workchanges all the strings of Red Hat to Microsoft Windows
20:08.59RealUllichouimat: on a nude beach/campground, it gets boring after about 10 seconds...
20:09.26chouimatRealUlli: me too, my imagination have nothing todo :P
20:09.30RealUlliJasonNJ: *g* that depends on who you ask... ;-)
20:09.31ljp_workunless there's lesbians going off there
20:10.07JasonNJljp: try 50 and 60 year old scraggly and overweight French people that are totally sun wrinkled
20:10.07RealUlliljp: nothing new there either... unfortunately they were too young...
20:11.19JasonNJThe only nude beach I hear is decent is the one in Monte Carlo
20:11.23RealUlliljp: i estimated the oldest at about 13-14...
20:11.26JasonNJwhere all the movie stars go.
20:12.18chouimatRealUlli: last summer one of my friend went to a lesbian camping with his girlfriend and his sister and her girlfriend ... he told me that was a very very hard week, too much rain and the 3 girls were pms :)
20:12.37ljp_workhehehe
20:12.53RealUlliJasonNJ: well... there are others... the one i went to was not too bad... there were some definitely interesting girls... but if youre not allowed and they don't care if you look... well. %-\
20:12.56ljp_workdid he get committed to an insane asylum after that?
20:13.06chouimatljp_work: no
20:13.19ljp_workshoud have
20:13.23ljp_work:D
20:14.30JasonNJthis channel is way too oversexed
20:14.58JasonNJOpenZaurus: We do it with our hands.
20:15.19RealUlliJasonNJ: no. we didn't discuss the nutritional value of sperm yet... ;-)
20:15.23RealUlliLOL
20:16.02JasonNJReal: not something I really need to know
20:16.37chouimatRealUlli: I can send you on one site that discust of that :)
20:17.20RealUlliJasonNJ: you dont.. but apparently some girl asked that on usenet some time ago... the first answer was: people having to worry about the nutritional value of sperm are having definitely too much fun! ;-)
20:18.19RealUllichouimat: no need... i know a nurse who can find out.. if she doesn't know already.. ;-)
20:18.34chouimatRealUlli: when I visited Mcgills, a chemistry teacher told us that the sperm was the human secretion that had the most sugar in it, and a very nice girl asked why it tasted so salty them?
20:18.40chouimats/them/then
20:19.08prpplaguechouimat: ha
20:19.17chouimatRealUlli: i don't why but the teacher asked her name :)
20:19.30prpplaguechouimat: double ha
20:20.34chouimatRealUlli: go to an universtity sexology website and go to the section where people ask question ... that so funny sometime
20:20.45mrwoodychouimat: what was the answer?
20:20.49JasonNJReal: the only person who would need to know that peice of trivia would be a bukkake movie actress.
20:20.53chouimatmrwoody: hehe
20:22.05RealUllioptimized for nutritional value: carbohydrates, protein and minerals... probably tastes a bit more salty than those isotonic thirst quenchers...
20:22.10JasonNJyou know we are not supposed to have these conversations until friday
20:22.14chouimatRealUlli: i think it's 12 calory per ml
20:23.17RealUllichouimat: i don't know how much that is in reation to other food stuffs...
20:23.57JasonNJI hope they dont ask me this question on the Golden Penguin Bowl.
20:24.07RealUllichouimat: googles answer: http://www.goaskalice.columbia.edu/1585.html
20:24.33RealUlliJasonNJ: just answer 42. ;-0
20:24.36chouimathttp://www.google.com/search?q=nutritional%20value%20sperm&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
20:25.17JasonNJCan swallowing semen enrich a poor diet? Unless you're gulping gallons of it each day, it's no substitute for real nutritious cuisine.
20:25.23JasonNJlol
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20:26.24RealUllias i said. people that have to worry about the nutritional value of sperm are having definitley too much fun!
20:26.33chouimatRealUlli: yup
20:27.17xtrem88hey all, anyone syncing with a mac running debian?
20:31.37xtrem88hmm. saw the trolltech stuff, but wasn't sure if it would run on ppc.
20:32.24chouimatRealUlli: http://www.goaskalice.columbia.edu/2120.html :)
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20:33.15hamstahi again...
20:33.28RealUllihi hamsta
20:34.37chouimatRealUlli: exactly
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20:41.58JasonNJxtreme: pick a less esoteric computer platform for god sakes!
20:42.00JasonNJlol
20:42.13chouimathttp://h18003.www1.hp.com/hps/announce/jan_03.html
20:42.18JasonNJdebian on power mac... good lord
20:42.40chouimatJasonNJ:
20:43.00chouimatJasonNJ:  I want a powermac ... but for macosx
20:43.11JasonNJthey have macosx drivers
20:43.15JasonNJin alpha
20:43.43JasonNJI'm probably buying a 17 inch powerbook next month
20:43.47JasonNJfor Mac OS X
20:43.59chouimatJasonNJ: I will be paying my taxes
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20:54.39hardwirescanline: augh
20:54.47hardwiremicah is just the coolest name
20:54.51hardwireexcept for one thing
20:54.58hardwireevery time I see it.. I start doing that name game song
20:55.35scanlinehaha
20:55.44scanlinemicah isn't that great...
20:56.41hardwireI think its a neat name
20:56.43hardwiremicah
20:56.45hardwiretake my name
20:56.45hardwireShane
20:56.51hardwireShane!
20:56.57hardwireit is a wacko name
20:57.12hardwirearen
20:57.13hardwireerr
20:57.14hardwiredamnt
20:57.19hardwireI keep getting stabbed and taped
20:59.18scanlineShane isn't that bad
20:59.30gilliganhm,anyone happens to know a channel where cups devers hang out ? having some probs with it..
21:00.22scanline#secret-cups-developer-hideout
21:00.52hobbshey! there's nobody there!
21:01.17hardwirescanline: its just odd
21:01.19hardwireI like the name
21:01.34hardwiremy only problem is the relation to the cowboy person
21:01.48gilliganscanline: hehe
21:03.32mewynneeeeed more rum
21:03.52mewynwhardier: buy me more rum :)
21:05.13hardwirewhardier!
21:08.11Twiunhi guys
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21:13.43Twiunhey TMM
21:14.06Cloudchaserhi Twiun
21:14.30hamstalaters
21:15.13TheMasterMind1hey Twiun
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21:26.38RealUllihardwire: you should set that typo as your secondary nick... sounds nice and is probably unoccupied... ;-)
21:28.35hardwirewhardier?
21:29.00hardwireI already go by that :)
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21:34.16mewynthat's what i originally know him by, so i usually call him that
21:34.21mewynor geek xXx
21:34.44hardwire:)
21:34.52hardwiretux_mike?
21:34.59mewynyah
21:35.04hardwireok
21:35.11hardwireI am no longer xXx
21:35.14hardwireall oOo now
21:35.20mewynoOo?
21:35.26hardwireHugs vs Kisses
21:35.36mewynthat sounds much less menacing
21:35.39hardwireheh
21:35.47hardwireTriple Kiss vs Triple hug
21:36.21hardwireanybody here compiled a kernel for the H3600
21:36.35mewynhttp://www.toshiba.com/tacp/tv/current/57HLX82.html
21:36.36ljp_workwhy not professional radio?
21:36.43hardwireljp_work: because
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21:37.00nodaMoo!
21:37.04ljp_workisnt professional better than being an ameteur?
21:37.27hardwireljp_work: heh.. sshhhhh
21:38.06ljp_workoh thats spelled amateur
21:38.30ljp_workit might look beeter to compile professional radio support
21:38.37ljp_workbetter, not beeter
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21:38.54nodalol
21:39.35hardwireametueraef
21:40.32ljp_workamitoor
21:40.42ljp_workamichoor
21:41.05ljp_worki are a professional
21:43.00ljp_workhardiew: how's it up 'der in the great white north?
21:43.15ljp_workI mean hardwire
21:43.25hardwireneat
21:43.29hardwirekeen
21:43.30hardwirespiff
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21:43.42AndyQhey
21:43.42hardwirethose are all the same pixel size across in this font
21:44.54hardwirescanline: so do I.. usually
21:44.58ljp_workI prefer big spliffs
21:45.03ljp_workooohh
21:45.05AndyQljp_work: lol
21:45.05ljp_workspiff
21:45.25AndyQljp_work: before you partake of a big spliff - you aware that opie-konsole don't build?
21:45.30hardwireI needed a big'ish font for xchat
21:45.38hardwireall the big fixed width ones were obnoxious
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21:45.45ljp_workI havent touched konsole for months
21:45.58AndyQheh - someone has
21:46.38ljp_workbbaif
21:46.39scanlinehardwire: X fonts are obnoxious in general, but I find the Schumacher Clean fonts decent
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21:47.00hardwiredanke
21:47.07hardwirekergoth: you get asked this a lot probably
21:47.14hardwireusefullness of 2.4.19 on the Z?
21:47.53TheMasterMind1hardwire: look at the oz news page
21:48.01TheMasterMind1all the things that .19 can do that .6 can't
21:49.45Dess|Enterprisei am building licq, lol
21:49.55Dessimat0rthe other one was crap
21:53.01RealUllihmm.. is there a port of perl to OZ?
21:54.01RealUlli..not like file (the ipk from zauruszone.com) which needs some symlinks...
21:55.59mickeylRealUlli: no. we have php and python, but noone wanted to add perl to OZ yet. kergoth said its bitchy to crosscompile, maybe this is why.
21:56.36nodaYes, it's apparently a nightmare.
21:56.47RealUlliah, i c ..
21:57.00nodaIf you want to do it yourself, go right ahead :)
21:57.34RealUllihm. ;-)
21:57.56mickeylyeah, would be a pretty good experience to dive into OZ :-D
21:58.17RealUlliargh/
21:58.18AndyQcrosscompiling itself is pretty easy
21:58.25Twiunthat's like saying jumping into the middle of the pacific is a good way to learn to swim :)
21:58.43AndyQhehe - well, you find out damn quick if you can do it :)
21:58.50caekdrinking is bad
21:58.57Twiunyeah... it's like a can/can't kind of test
21:59.01caekDON'T DO DRUGS JUST SAY NO
21:59.08AndyQcaek: you don't know what your talking about :)
21:59.38TwiunRealUlli: no idea... but bootstrapping gcc nowdays is not too bad
21:59.51TwiunRealUlli: definately easier than compiling Kaffe
21:59.57caekd;P
22:00.01Twiun(under ANY platform)
22:00.11mickeylactually, most of the autoconf stuff is pretty nice when it comes to crosscompiling
22:00.14RealUlliTwiun: well i was told it was non-trivial.. bt it was fairly straight-forward...
22:01.07RealUllishortly afterwards i was introduced to hand-patching the linux kernel.. (ftape patches...;-))
22:01.50RealUllibtw... i've got usbdnet on a 2.4.20... wasn't too difficult..
22:02.04Twiunmickeyl: if only Kaffe used the auto* and libtool stuff in some kind of logical way
22:02.15AndyQping kergoth
22:02.46mickeylTwiun: yeah, m4 is like magic and i really say hats off to those who master this weird stuff
22:02.55nodam4 is so COOL though :)
22:03.13mickeylTwiun: but most programmers are only average, hehe
22:03.18AndyQanyone know what openpty is?
22:03.31mickeylyeah, kind of a standard to access terminal devices
22:03.32Twiunmickeyl: right, or only expert in very small areas
22:03.35RealUllim4 is cool.. especially if you have to prepare a sednmail.cf for a completely different architecture...
22:03.43nodaProblem is, people who have learned to code C and C++ find it a pain to learn m4 and all the auto* macros, so they just... don't :P
22:03.51AndyQOK next question, why does opie-konsole include it by default?
22:03.58AndyQs/include/use
22:04.03mickeylAndyQ: hmm... because it needs it
22:04.04AndyQis it available on the Z?
22:04.05nodaAndyQ: Nobody answered the first question yet :P
22:04.05Twiunmickeyl: I'm quickly becoming an expert in java VM internals.... nasty stuff
22:04.14RealUllilike.. preparing a sendmail.cf on a solaris system for a SCO Openserver 8... ;-)
22:04.16mickeylAndyQ: sure, afaik its built in the kernel
22:04.16scanlineVMs are fun
22:04.18AndyQnoda: mickeyl did
22:04.29nodaOh, cool, didn't see that ;)
22:04.33AndyQahh - so why don't it build on my machine when it did before?
22:04.37Twiunscanline: java ones are just yucky :)
22:04.49scanlineI've looked at waba.. it was very 'interesting'
22:04.55mickeylAndyQ: hmm... where does it crash?
22:04.56AndyQand disabling it in the .pro file allows it to compile fine?
22:05.05Twiunscanline: in which way?
22:05.14AndyQmickeyl: it doesn't crash - just doesn't build (coz I guess I don' t have the arm libs)
22:05.24AndyQmickeyl: it fails while building MyPty.cpp
22:05.32scanlineTwiun: one very big source file, hard to read, lots of macros
22:05.36RealUlliscanline: now you know why "may you live in interesting times" is considered a curse by some people... ;-)))
22:05.42Twiunscanline: *SCREAMS*
22:05.44mickeylAndyQ: ah i think i now what's the error... do you want to change one line and try again?
22:05.49AndyQmickeyl: commenting out -DHAVE_OPENPTY in the .pro file makes it build fine
22:05.51mickeyls/now/know
22:05.52Twiunscanline: glad I didn't dive into that one
22:05.53AndyQmickeyl: suure
22:06.01AndyQmickeyl: which line?
22:06.09scanlineTwiun: it's still not that big... only 5000 lines or so if I remember correctly. but in one source file!
22:06.18Twiunscanline: wonka's actually not too bad - wish they had more docs, but the code's easy to follow
22:06.27mickeylAndyQ: ok, in the line where it chokes on "close bla bla", make that ::close, not close
22:06.34AndyQmickeyl: I had two errors - one one a close (cos it didn't have a ::)
22:06.35AndyQheh
22:06.41scanlineTwiun: that's good
22:06.52mickeylAndyQ. aha , so this one you found. what's the next?
22:07.00Twiunscanline: my headache right now is that the good work in Wonka *isn't* in the gui code
22:07.02AndyQand the other 3 lines above on the openpty call
22:07.07AndyQdidn't like that
22:07.11mickeylok, hold on...
22:07.15Twiunscanline: the VM is sound, but it shows that they worked on non-gui stuff first
22:07.22mickeylAndy: what's the error message on this line?
22:07.25Twiunscanline: needs plenty of polishing
22:07.27scanlineTwiun: well, the VM is a lot more important than the GUI :)
22:07.34Twiunscanline: exactly
22:07.41AndyQhang on - need to make clean reenable -DHAVE_OPENPTY and rebuild.....
22:08.03Twiunscanline: but I can't help feeling a bit pissed at having to tweak/reimplement chunks of the java.awt.* stuff
22:08.13Twiunscanline: this package is supposed to be 100% java
22:08.24Twiunscanline: and they've got native code sprinkled in there
22:08.26JasonNJTwiun: you working on wonka or kaffee now?
22:08.33TwiunJasonNJ: purely Kaffe
22:08.35Twiundoh
22:08.36TwiunWonka even
22:08.43TwiunI'm tired - easy to confuse
22:08.44AndyQlol
22:09.01TwiunJasonNJ: jserv said he'll get back round to kaffe someday
22:09.06JasonNJanything newe in wonkaland?
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22:09.36Twiunnot done a great deal of work over the past week, mainly documenting things
22:10.07TwiunJasonNJ: on the up side, there should be a JIT available for Wonka in the near future (from the acunia guys)
22:10.18TwiunJasonNJ: but I've said this before :)
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22:12.01AndyQmickeyl: OK, the error is:
22:12.02AndyQMyPty.cpp: In method `int MyPty::openPty()':
22:12.02AndyQMyPty.cpp:211: `ttynam' undeclared (first use this function)
22:12.02AndyQMyPty.cpp:211: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
22:12.02AndyQMyPty.cpp:211: for each function it appears in.)
22:12.10mickeylAndyQ: make that m_ttynam
22:12.27mickeyland try again please
22:12.41AndyQmickeyl: hah - you star!
22:12.48AndyQmickeyl: do you want me to commit that?
22:12.53Harlekin<PROTECTED>
22:12.59mickeylAndyQ: yes, seems alright. do it
22:13.00Harlekinmickeyl: that wont help .-)
22:13.12AndyQwhy not?
22:13.24Harlekinmaybe compile, but not run
22:13.29AndyQ?
22:13.29mickeylHarlekin: well, at least it compiles hehe... that's more than before :)
22:14.17AndyQmickeyl: still commit?
22:14.24mickeylHarlekin?
22:14.49mickeylI'd say its better if it compiles, but lets Harlekin decide.
22:14.49Harlekinmickeyl: ?
22:14.54ljp_workis that opie-console?
22:14.59AndyQljp_work: yup
22:15.01Harlekincommit it if it runs!!!!
22:15.05Harlekinand runs on ipaqs too
22:15.06ljp_workahh.
22:15.12TwiunJasonNJ: you know, I was playing with the idea this weekend of reusing some of the GNU Classpath stuff with wonka...
22:15.27JasonNJhmmm
22:15.35Twiunbad idea
22:15.37ljp_workyep. running would be good. :)
22:15.39Twiunbad, bad idea
22:15.46Twiunlet me stress this...
22:15.50AndyQHarlekin: no way of seeing if it runs on ipaqs
22:15.52Balabad? :)
22:16.01HarlekinAndyQ: does it run on zaurus compiled ?
22:16.14AndyQnot a clue :) - still comipling.....
22:16.18Harlekinand that close handling is broken  like it is there
22:16.22AndyQI'll try it in a moment....
22:16.34TwiunJasonNJ: the classpath stuff seems to straddle Java 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4
22:16.48Dessimat0rhmm
22:16.50TwiunJasonNJ: so unless we were to take the plunge and use *ALL* their code, we can't use any
22:16.52JasonNJI think we need to move squarely into the Java2 direction
22:16.54Dessimat0rI can't get OpenOffice to work
22:16.56Dessimat0rit laods up
22:16.58Dessimat0rthen bunks out
22:17.06Dessimat0rlaods = loads
22:17.20TwiunJasonNJ: I agree - but perhaps after we have a working QtE integration?
22:17.41JasonNJI am of the opinion at this point OZ should be breaking ground not maintaining shitty standards that were set arbitrarily
22:17.41BalaDessimat0r: on your Z ?
22:17.47JasonNJbut thats my opinion :)
22:17.51JasonNJkergoth is still the boss.
22:17.51Dessimat0rof course not, lol
22:17.52JasonNJ:)
22:18.05nodaYeah, at this point it's really holding us back :)
22:18.08Dessimat0ron this Linux distro
22:18.24Twiunlol
22:18.25AndyQWell, it doesn't actually build
22:18.31BalaDessimat0r: whew.. had me scared... all my work on poqetp would have been for naught
22:18.37Dessimat0rlol
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22:18.52AndyQtons of error messages (like fucking hundreds!) on link!
22:19.01TwiunJasonNJ: to be honest, I also want Java2 for wonka... as far as I can tell, this would be easier to bring in as a second phase though
22:19.06Dessimat0rpoquet presenter is good, btw ;) Although I don't have a use for it yet
22:19.07Dessimat0rhehe
22:19.15Dessimat0rit looks nice
22:19.28mickeylAndyQ: can you post the first five lines, please?
22:19.33Balathanks.. its still far from where i want it to be... and the code is horrible, horrible stuff
22:19.44AndyQyup here goes..
22:19.44AndyQio_serial.o: In function `QArray<char> type_info function':
22:19.44AndyQio_serial.o(.text+0x162c): undefined reference to `QGArray type_info function'
22:19.44AndyQio_serial.o(.text+0x1650): undefined reference to `QGArray type_info node'
22:19.44AndyQfiletransfer.o: In function `QArray<char> type_info function':
22:19.45AndyQfiletransfer.o(.text+0x299c): undefined reference to `QGArray type_info function
22:20.21AndyQbit further down..
22:20.22AndyQeytrans.o(.text+0x4aac): undefined reference to `QGArray type_info node'
22:20.22AndyQkeytrans.o: In function `QList<KeyTrans::KeyEntry> type_info function':
22:20.22AndyQkeytrans.o(.text+0x4b6c): undefined reference to `QGList type_info function'
22:20.22AndyQkeytrans.o(.text+0x4b90): undefined reference to `QGList type_info node'
22:20.33Dessimat0rhrm
22:20.39mickeylAndyQ: this is all RTTI stuff. someone f*cked up with -no-rtti and -rtti
22:21.37ljp_worktmake
22:22.22AndyQqmake?
22:22.22mickeylyeah, mr. tmake
22:22.46AndyQwell, my QMAKESPEC is QMAKESPEC=/home/andy/opie/opie-arm/mkspecs/qws/linux-sharp-g++
22:22.50kergothI'm all for breaking new ground, but while we can, I'm for doing multiple feed/releases, to ensure those wishing to retain compatibility can.
22:23.00AndyQand my TMAKEPATH is TMAKEPATH=/opt/tmake/lib/qws/linux-sharp-g++/
22:23.10AndyQanything wrong there?
22:23.29nodakergoth: Hallo :)
22:23.34AndyQhey kergoth
22:23.49Dessimat0rI'm trying to mount my CF card in Yoper, I've put the entry in /etc/fstab to bind /dev/scsi0 to /mnt/mc/, I've put the fs type to Auto, but still I cannot mount it - it insists on asking me to give it an fs type upon mount
22:25.02Dessimat0rIt says, on startup, that /dev/scsi0 is my CF reader device
22:25.05Dessimat0rheh
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22:25.06Dessimat0rgn
22:25.19AndyQnight
22:25.42ljp_workis automount build in your kernel?
22:26.07Dessimat0rautomount? dunno about kernel config
22:26.07Dessimat0rlol
22:26.10Dessimat0rprobably should be
22:26.42Dessimat0rnoda: ?
22:26.46nodaWhoever made that directory-changing effect deserves kudos :)
22:26.47Dessimat0rwassat?
22:26.55nodaDessimat0r: A file manager written with evas :)
22:27.01Dessimat0revangelions?
22:27.14kergothnoda: FM written in evas? spifffyy
22:27.18kergothnoda: evas apps are always so perty
22:27.20Dessimat0rlol
22:27.52nodakergoth: Not very functional, but I think I'll be browsing around in my /usr/src a little more just for this directory-switching effect :)
22:28.25nodaThe folder you double-click on goes transparent and zooms up to fill the entire window, and all the icons in the background kind of show double, get bright and fade out :)
22:29.21Dessimat0rhrm.. the Enlighenment and Gnome teams should all help the KDE project
22:29.24Dessimat0r;)
22:29.30nodaNo :P
22:29.33AndyQkergoth: did you give up building opie-console BTW?
22:29.39nodaThat would hold back e17 from where it's going to go.
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22:29.52Dessimat0re17?
22:29.55kergothAndyQ: for now, yeah
22:29.59AndyQk
22:30.01Harlekinkergoth: building is not the problem
22:30.05Harlekinkergoth: running is
22:30.06nodaDessimat0r: Ah, you don't know what you're talking about? What a surprise :P
22:30.10Dessimat0rlol
22:30.16kergothHarlekin: opie-console? it failed to compile last i checked..
22:30.29Harlekinkergoth: 2 very very trivial changes and it compiles again
22:30.37kergothHarlekin: ah :)
22:30.51AndyQHarlekin: any idea what I'm doing wrong then?
22:30.59HarlekinAndyQ: compiling or running?
22:31.04HarlekinAndyQ: compiles fine here
22:31.10Harlekinbut no idea why it does not run
22:31.10AndyQHarlekin: compiling
22:31.17HarlekinAndyQ: which message?
22:31.40AndyQHarlekin: I get tons of link errors - mickeyl reckons its something to do with RTTI (whatever that is
22:31.43AndyQ)
22:31.59AndyQio_serial.o(.text+0x162c): undefined reference to `QGArray type_info function'
22:32.11HarlekinAndyQ: gcc3 build with gcc2 libqt?
22:32.20mickeylAndyQ: just for the records... RTTI = RunTime type information - one of the more recent additions to c++
22:32.24AndyQnope
22:32.28HarlekinAndyQ: sure?
22:32.29AndyQta
22:32.32HarlekinAndyQ: did a real make clean
22:32.36AndyQyup - gcc is 2.95
22:32.43Harlekinand looked that really all o files are gone
22:32.43AndyQarm-linux-gcc is 2.95
22:32.47AndyQmake clean
22:32.56Harlekinand all moc
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22:33.38kergothhey beattie
22:33.45beattiehe kergoth
22:34.12beattiewhats up?
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22:34.23AndyQstrange thing is that when compiling opie-console , the compile doesn't have any mention of  -fno-rtti but all other packages do
22:34.43Harlekinit compiles fine here for arm
22:34.44nodaWell that'd explain your compile error, wouldn't it? :)
22:34.45kergothAndyQ: remove the opie-console Makefile*, just in case
22:34.57AndyQkergoth: trying....
22:36.17trekekergoth: simple idea for a new oz name. How about just plain Open Palmtop
22:36.45kergothhmm
22:37.13ljp_workhow about Poopie Palmtop
22:37.24mickeylAndyQ: i can reproduce your error here on x86.
22:37.45kergothmickeyl, AndyQ: confirm the opie-console .pro is sane? not doing anything stupid?
22:37.49AndyQnope - made no difference - still no reference to -fno-rtti or none of the other commonly seen flags like -fno-exceptions or even -DQWS!
22:37.52AndyQWTF?
22:37.53ljp_workhow about calling it Opie Palmtop
22:38.21AndyQHarlekin: a typical line looks like: arm-linux-g++ -DQT_QWS_SHARP -DQT_QWS_EBX -c -DHAVE_OPENPTY -Wall -W  -O2  -DQT_NO_DEBUG -I/home/andy/opie/opie-arm/include -I/home/andy/qte/qt-2.3.4-arm/include -I/home/andy/opie/opie-arm/mkspecs/qws/linux-sharp-g++ -o procctl.o procctl.cpp
22:38.48mickeylAndyQ: i have the error. its the pro file there is CONFIG = instead of CONFIG +=
22:38.56AndyQahhhhhhhh
22:38.57mickeyltsss....
22:38.59kergothhehe
22:39.03kergothfigured it was something simple like that
22:39.08Harlekinyeah
22:39.21beattieI like oz, just drop the open zaurus :)
22:39.24mickeylso, can we let him commit this now ? :-)
22:39.36AndyQhang on.....
22:39.48Harlekinmickeyl: if it runs on zaurus
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22:39.57Harlekinmickeyl: since on ipaq it does not afterwards
22:40.32AndyQmickeyl: made no difference
22:40.44ljp_workcall it Ozzy
22:41.08mickeylAndyQ: you must do a full rebuild or try rm Makefile, because otherwise it don't generate the opie-console makefile new
22:41.14beattieozzy could be a tradmark problem
22:41.17AndyQk
22:41.46AndyQthats it
22:41.46ljp_workno it wouldnt
22:42.09TwiunD'I'Z? (as in DIY)
22:42.09ljp_workbbl
22:42.30ljp_workcall it 'l33t dood'
22:44.58AndyQmickeyl: OK, down to one link error: MyPty.o: In function `MyPty::openPty(void)':
22:44.58AndyQMyPty.o(.text+0x874): undefined reference to `openpty'
22:44.58AndyQc
22:45.23FrenkYoxmms-e doesn't start on openzaurus 3.1r1 :<
22:45.42FrenkYowhere can I found the ipk qpe-base :?
22:45.43AndyQFrenkYo: install libts - that should sort it
22:45.55FrenkYoAndyQ: thx
22:45.56kergothheh, xmms-e should _not_ be linking against libts directly
22:46.00AndyQFrenkYo: set force-depends on for those packages
22:46.11AndyQthat rely on qpe-base
22:46.12mickeylAndyQ: insert -lpty into LIBS in the config file and regenerate the Makefile
22:46.18AndyQmickeyl: k
22:47.00mickeylAndyQ: you have the openpty libs ?
22:47.18mickeylAndyQ: shared libraries (libpty.so)
22:47.18AndyQmickeyl: nope - that was my next bit - can't find -lpty :)
22:47.33mickeylAndyQ: custom build environment? then you must build them
22:47.33kenbhi folks.
22:47.37kenbpublic announcement time
22:47.38kenbhttp://security.e-matters.de/advisories/012003.html
22:47.46AndyQmickeyl: arse!
22:47.47hardwirehi person.
22:47.51mickeylAndyQ: or take them out of an ipkg
22:48.00kenbCVS hole
22:48.14kenbThese updates close a vulnerability which would permit
22:48.14kenbarbitrary command execution on servers configured to allow anonymous
22:48.15kenbread-only access.
22:48.17AndyQmickeyl: which one?
22:48.25kergothkenb: ack
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22:48.37mickeylAndyQ: good question....
22:48.39kenbgrab 1.11.5 to fix
22:48.47kenbRedHat Users: https://rhn.redhat.com/errata/RHSA-2003-012.html
22:49.29kenbkergoth: better get someone patching openzaurus.org's trees
22:50.01kergothopenzaurus.org cvs is hosted on SF
22:50.21Twiunisn't that cvs a slave of the bk tree anyway?
22:50.39kergoththat cvs is old and unmaintained
22:50.41kenbkergoth: k.. sf.net I think has it fixed already
22:50.43kergothI should have them kill it off
22:51.05rasterkergoth: KILL KILL! :)
22:51.19kergothraster: damn right ;) hows it goin man?
22:52.11rasterkergoth:  not too foul. mulling over how best to abstract basic display handling between target outputs... or maybe i should move that abstraction up a layer...
22:52.18FrenkYoAndyQ: I've installed libts and all the other lib requested by xmms-e, but it doesn't start :°<
22:52.31kergoth'doesnt start doesnt tell us much'
22:52.32kergother
22:52.36AndyQFrenkYo: start a console and run xmms from there
22:52.44AndyQand tell use what error you get
22:52.46kergothmisquotes, but you get hte point
22:52.54kergothyeah thanks andy, i'm not coherent today :)
22:52.59AndyQhehe
22:53.00kergothraster: cool cool
22:53.02rasterkergoth: more beer!
22:53.02raster:)
22:53.09kergothi wish
22:53.12AndyQI think lots more beer
22:53.13AndyQ!
22:53.16kergothstuck at work for .. 2 more hours
22:53.29chouimatback
22:53.39FrenkYoAndyQ: there aren't any output :<
22:53.41kergothwhere the hell did i put my CF ide card
22:53.43kergothhmm
22:53.48kergothah!
22:53.50kergothon the floor
22:53.53kenbhahah
22:54.04AndyQFrenkYo: thats what I had but installing libts fixed it for me
22:54.05kergothwell, i didnt put it there ;)
22:54.25chouimathmmm I love that subject for emails: local lesbians :)
22:55.13AndyQlol
22:56.09Com[Plex]HOT MONEY SEX0R3!!
22:56.14Com[Plex]omfg wrong window
22:56.17Bala:)
22:56.19FrenkYoAndyQ: I rebooted the Z and now xmms-e start ;>
22:56.22AndyQ:)
22:56.24Com[Plex]just kidding. whats happnin?
22:56.37AndyQFrenkYo: cool - dont ask why - just accept it :)
22:57.20Dessimat0r.   /dev/scsi0      /mnt/mc/         auto      rw,exec,noauto,users  0       0  <- do you see anything wrong with this?
22:57.20FrenkYo:>
22:57.38Dessimat0r. /mnt/mc/ exists
22:59.31Dessimat0ryou must specifiy the filesystem type - argh!
22:59.42mickeylAndyQ: ftp://ftp.debian.org/pub/debian/pool/k/krb5/libkrb53_1.2.7-2_arm.deb actually contains /usr/lib/libpty.so.1.2 - no idea, if that is what we want, though :-D
22:59.55Twiunright... gotta go, g'night folks
23:00.00Dessimat0rgn Twiun
23:00.32kergothwoo
23:00.55kergothkenb: got the init function done. will be done with exit in a few, and the request function is next
23:01.17chouimatkergoth: wrapper or rewrite?
23:01.37kenbkergoth: excellent
23:01.55kenbkergoth: so I'll be able to go buy an SD card this weekend then? :)
23:01.57kergothchouimat: neither. alteration.
23:02.09trekekergoth: that sounds nasty
23:02.20chouimatkergoth: using disasm ?
23:02.21kenbkergoth: hacking the disasm'd code?
23:02.24Dessimat0rheh
23:02.28kergothkenb, chouimat: yep
23:02.32TheMasterMind1funstuff
23:02.34kenbhahaha
23:02.43kergoth;)
23:02.55TheMasterMind1man, this is insane. 600 signups an hour
23:03.07chouimatkergoth: now if we can hack disasm that it produce c or c++ code ...
23:03.22kergothhehe
23:03.30kergoththat, no, but it coudl be done manually easily enough
23:03.40kergothand man, this code sucks even in asm
23:03.44jmhodgeslol
23:03.45kergothit mustve really sucked in c
23:03.47chouimatkergoth: I know ...
23:03.47TheMasterMind1lol!
23:03.49kergothhehe
23:03.57mickeyl:-D
23:04.10trekeI wonder what would be worse lineo code or a regenerated version of lineo code
23:04.11chouimatkergoth: compiler emit code based on template so ...
23:04.27kergothyep
23:04.29chouimattreke: can't be worse
23:04.36kenbTheMasterMind1: 600 sign ups for what?
23:04.47TheMasterMind1kenb: this website, kingsofchaos.com its going crazy
23:04.53kenboh
23:05.01TheMasterMind1and this goddamn redhat server is dying on us
23:05.11chouimattreke: I can send you code written by students :)
23:05.16TheMasterMind1i wanna get debian on it but i don't have physical access
23:05.38trekeTheMasterMind1: simple answer, download vmware
23:05.42trekeTheMasterMind1: install redhat
23:06.02trekeTheMasterMind1: Then upgrade the virtual machine to debian using ssh only. Repeat 5 times and then try it on the real thing
23:06.12nodalol
23:06.29TheMasterMind1treke: heh, not a bad idea
23:06.36nodaTheMasterMind1: Well, it all depends on just how critical it'd be if you had to get someone to type a few things at the console.
23:06.53chouimatTheMasterMind1: what is that website
23:06.59TheMasterMind1chouimat: its a game
23:07.10TheMasterMind1a stupid game, imho
23:07.12TheMasterMind1but a popular game
23:07.15TheMasterMind1so i'm not complaining
23:07.24chouimatTheMasterMind1: like utopia?
23:07.32TheMasterMind1*shrug*
23:07.34TheMasterMind1never heard of it
23:07.41AndyQmickeyl: nope - that lib didn't work :(
23:07.46chouimatTheMasterMind1: don't miss anything :)
23:07.58trekeTheMasterMind1: its a reasonably straighforward process assuming you have spare space, but its not the type of thing you'll get right the first try
23:08.36TheMasterMind1treke: yea, true. we don't have extra space on the server either
23:08.38TheMasterMind1so i'm not sure what i can do
23:08.51trekenot nearly as bad as installing redhat without using the installer :)
23:08.56nodaTheMasterMind1: nfs! :P
23:09.03TheMasterMind1resizing partitions sounds painful
23:09.05chouimatkergoth: what is missing from 2.4.19 beside the sdmcc.o ?
23:09.15TheMasterMind1chouimat: touchscreen
23:09.15TheMasterMind1irda
23:09.19TheMasterMind1and other bits
23:09.19kenbirda
23:09.21trekeTheMasterMind1: put the base system on /home?
23:09.21kergothchouimat: irda needs testing, it may need work.  TS X values
23:09.23nodaNah, parted resizes partitions just fine. Except for the mounted root partion, which is risky.
23:09.35TheMasterMind1treke: yea that'd work
23:10.36TheMasterMind1cept if you get it up, you still have all that other redhat crap lying around
23:10.38TheMasterMind1but easy enough to cleanup
23:10.41nodaHey yeah, install debian to a new directory, then edit /etc/fstab on the *old* one (and the new one) to point to the new one :)
23:10.59nodas/directory/partition
23:11.56trekeyup, redhat will just be taking up space on another partion where it can be removed when the time comes
23:12.05kergothhm, i need to multiply a value in a register by 152 in ASM.. fastest way? mov r0, r3, lsl #7 would give me 128 * r3, then need another 20 * r3
23:12.08kergothasm is fun :)
23:12.11kergothhm
23:12.43TheMasterMind1hehe
23:12.46TheMasterMind1asm is fun
23:12.49trekethats faster than just 156 * r3? :)
23:13.02nodalol
23:13.06kergothtreke: shifts are much faster than actual multiplication
23:13.07treke<kergoth> No, but it gives you the right result
23:13.19chouimatkergoth: any news about a new bootloader?
23:13.21kergothtreke: its a common optimization
23:13.25kergothchouimat: nah, havent touched it
23:13.40mickeylAndyQ: hmm... well, then... anyone with know where to get libpty from? kergoth?
23:13.47chouimatkergoth: having code?
23:13.48kergothhmm dunno ..
23:13.55trekekergoth: yes but if you have to multiply by 20 anyways, is that faster than just multiplaying by 152?
23:14.27AndyQkergoth: opie-build question - sfcave-sdl requires some files from pics/sfcave and sounds/sfcave
23:14.28kergothtreke: i dont necessarilyi have to multiple by 20 anyways, i could play further games
23:14.33kergothtreke: thats what i'm wondering
23:14.38chouimattreke: kergoth: shift are faster in asm than anything
23:14.39TheMasterMind1heh
23:14.43kergothyep
23:14.51AndyQshould I put the files in pics and sounds and how will the ipkg build know to include them?
23:15.01TheMasterMind1how do you come up with 20 left after & 128
23:15.05TheMasterMind1i don't follow the math
23:15.11trekeI just wasnt getting why a bunch of shifts follwed by a multiply was better than just a multiply
23:15.20kergothTheMasterMind1: cause i cant add? hehe
23:15.29TheMasterMind1kergoth: gotcha
23:15.31chouimatkergoth: use binary shift to 128 and add the rest
23:15.32nodaWouldn't it be 8 * 19?
23:15.35kergothtreke: if the remainder is small, say .. 2 or 3, you could add
23:15.40kergothtreke: shift + add is faster than mul
23:15.44treketrue
23:15.49kergothand you can add and shift in a single pass
23:15.53kergothi.e. add r0, r2, r0, lsl #2
23:16.51kergoththat add gives you an extra.. i.e. a shift by two is 4 * r0 .. were i to add r0, r3, r3, lsl #2 for example, i get 5 * r3 in r0
23:17.14chouimatkergoth: exactly
23:17.16kergothexample
23:17.17kergoth<PROTECTED>
23:17.17kergoth<PROTECTED>
23:17.17kergoth<PROTECTED>
23:17.25kergothproduces 148 * r3 + r2 in r0
23:17.39kergothi now want, 152 * r3 + r2 in r0, to adjust to the changed structure size
23:17.54kergothso I can do something similar. those 3 instructions are still ffaster than the single mul
23:17.59kergothits quite fun really
23:18.22trekekergoth: do you also consider having hairs pulled one by one from your nuts fun?
23:18.25chouimathmmm 152=128+24 -> shift by 7 and add 24* :)
23:18.25kergothhaha
23:18.49kergothchouimat: yeah, thats what i was thinking as well
23:19.15chouimatkergoth: but mul by 152 can do to
23:19.29Balaisnt 152 = shift by 7 + shift by 4 + shift by 3 ?
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23:20.27chouimatBala: yup
23:20.49kergothhmm
23:21.13AndyQkergoth: sorry to repeat but should I put the files in pics and sounds and how will the ipkg build know to include them?
23:21.24chouimatTheMasterMind1: 2^7=128, 2^4=16, 2^3=8-> 128+16+8=152 :)
23:21.28AndyQkergoth: that SFCave-sdl uses?
23:21.30Balaits been a while since ive done any asm though..
23:21.49chouimatBala: >> in C
23:21.58kergothso
23:21.59kergoth<PROTECTED>
23:21.59kergoth<PROTECTED>
23:21.59kergoth<PROTECTED>
23:22.07kergothlook right?
23:22.10Balayes.. i use >> and << a bit :)
23:22.30kergothAndyQ: the Files field in the control file
23:22.38chouimatkergoth: lsl is the shift operator?
23:22.39kergothAndyQ: its a opieism, used by the opie mkipks script. not a standard field
23:22.42AndyQcontrol file - config.in?
23:22.46kergothchouimat: yeah, left shift
23:23.04chouimatkergoth: yup that look right
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23:26.20kergothchouimat: forgot i needed to add r2 to it.. changed the first mov to add r0, r2, r3, lsl #7.. i love arm asm
23:26.40chouimathttp://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/ptech/01/20/segway.ban.ap/index.html
23:27.17chouimatkergoth: yup easier to read than the intel one. the powerpc one is quite nice too
23:27.31kergothchouimat: is it? i'll have to try that sometime (ppc)
23:28.15chouimatkergoth: need a mac for that :)
23:28.23kergothchouimat: or a convenient AIX box
23:28.27kergothchouimat: :)
23:28.32kergothbrb
23:28.43chouimatkergoth: maybe I can find an old rs6000
23:30.41kenbi have one
23:30.52chouimatkenb: at home?
23:30.57kenbyea
23:31.10chouimatkenb: lucky you :)
23:31.28kenbUnused tho.  Should still boot tho.  AIX 3.x or something
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23:32.00trekewhat model?
23:32.07kenbI don't think it's PPC based tho
23:32.13chouimatkenb: specs?
23:32.19kenbI'd have to look.
23:32.24kenbI'm not at home yet
23:32.32trekeit one of the little pizza boxes?
23:32.44kenbit's a desktop, but a big-ass one.
23:32.57kenblooks a little like the old IBM PS/2's
23:33.18kenbExcept bigger and with a serial console instead of a monitor ;)
23:33.29chouimatkenb: :(
23:34.00AndyQkergoth: OK, I think SFCave-sdl has been completely addded to opie CVS now
23:34.12AndyQkergoth: sooooo many things to add and remember to add :)
23:34.39AndyQkergoth: bet I've fucked up somewhere though :)
23:34.42trekeAndyQ: might want to let ofels know
23:34.51AndyQkergoth: don't shout too much if I have :)
23:34.53ljpboo!
23:34.54AndyQtreke: whose ofels?
23:34.57AndyQOliver?
23:35.00trekeAndyQ: yes
23:35.10trekedoes the ipaq builds
23:35.17AndyQtreke: Ahh - OK will do
23:35.50trekeif he needs to start building SDL :)
23:35.57ljp:D
23:37.33kergothpoor oliver, i should just add ipaq bits to the buildroot so he can use it
23:37.35kergoth;)
23:37.38AndyQOK, I've done so :)
23:37.54AndyQkergoth: will he scream blue murder at me ? :)
23:37.59trekewonder if the sdl sfcave will run right on the ipaq :)
23:38.08chouimatwho is olivers?
23:38.23trekechouimat: oliver fels. He does the opie builds for the ipaq
23:39.07ljpwhats an ipaq?
23:39.14AndyQhehe - its a pile of shit!
23:39.31AndyQI had one for two days and took it back coz it didn't do what I expected it to be able to do
23:39.48AndyQalthough I do admit that one or two people may like them  :)
23:39.52chouimatI heard that someone compiled opie for the ps2
23:40.01AndyQlol
23:40.06trekeAndyQ: the ipaq is nifty. windows ce is a pile of shit :)
23:40.15Harlekinchouimat: and some other wince devices
23:40.25AndyQtreke: yeah - should have been more precise
23:40.29Harlekinchouimat: and there is a secrete device its running on .)
23:40.36AndyQI like the hardware its the overall package I don't like
23:40.53chouimatHarlekin: I would love to have opie on a playstation 2:)
23:40.54ljpyou shoudl have put opie/familiar on it before your returned it
23:41.12trekeof course, if you like the zaurus hardware, thats even better
23:41.17AndyQI wasn't quite prepared to take the risk of trashing a brand new £500 piece of kit by attempting to install linux on it
23:41.29AndyQespecially at the time it was very very early days for familiar
23:41.39AndyQI couldn't get java installed on it
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23:41.51AndyQthe C/C++ dev kit cost ££££££££££££££££££££££££
23:42.01trekeyeah familiar was pretty ugly until 0.5
23:42.02chouimatAndyQ: huh?
23:42.17AndyQand I thought that £500 was a tad too much for a cool mp3 player and solitaire machine
23:42.53AndyQchouimat: this was way back in Feb last year
23:42.53drwHarlekin: secret device?
23:43.02chouimatAndyQ: ipaq?
23:43.08AndyQchouimat: yup
23:43.18chouimatAndyQ: I have the wince sdk here
23:43.38trekethe c/c++ dev kit is a free download now
23:43.39AndyQthen I got the Z in march and it does exactly what I want
23:43.52AndyQyeah but thats no good to me NOW!
23:44.05AndyQback then it cost about 700 or so quid
23:44.20AndyQI guess the Z showed them :)
23:44.51AndyQI vaguely remember you could get it easily if you were in the States but not in the UK
23:44.56AndyQthe SDK
23:44.57trekeused to require VC++ :)
23:45.18AndyQtreke - yeah but I have that
23:45.33trekepoor guy
23:45.36AndyQnot that I've used it since turning to Java and linux :)
23:45.58AndyQand mingw for Windows side (just found that)
23:47.55chouimathttp://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2907417066&category=318
23:48.31trekehmm, the oz sourc tree is smaller than I expected
23:49.42tronicalchouimat: ~$4 , no bids and ~30 minutes left???
23:49.43AndyQchouimat: This is an informational package auction only, you are not bidding on the actual electronics. This information package will explain to you everything that you need to know and how to get started, and this is perfectly legal! Within weeks you can be getting wholesale priced items from companies
23:49.51tronicalchouimat: for two pdas? crazy
23:49.59tronicaloh
23:50.14tronicalbleh
23:50.25AndyQtotal scam
23:50.41AndyQ"Is this program easy to use? Yes, it is very easy, literally anyone can do it! I guide you through the simple process step by step "
23:50.57AndyQ"Is this program legal? Yes! And unlike other programs on eBay which details ILLEGAL methods [you will be caught instantly!], you don't have to lie or pretend to be someone else!! This program is 100% legit, I've done it first hand myself! "
23:51.14AndyQand if you believe that - hey I've got a bridge going cheap!
23:51.33chouimatAndyQ: I though so
23:52.20chouimathttp://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3001219984&category=15005 <- that look better
23:52.54AndyQyup - better
23:53.04AndyQonly one star rating though :)
23:53.21trekekergoth: oz question, is an oz initrd just a jffs2 image?
23:53.53chouimathttp://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3001320541&category=15005
23:54.20kergothtreke: yep, padded to size
23:54.26trekeok
23:54.49chouimatbrb
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23:57.12trekeoh cool and you can disable padding
23:57.58mickeyln8
23:58.54trekekergoth: this is rather nice
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