00:12.54 | darmou | does anyone know of a way of importing from address_book.xml to contacts sql in gpe? |
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07:27.36 | alan | hello ! |
07:28.52 | b0ti|work | hi alan |
07:29.09 | b0ti|work | I've read your post on the forum. |
07:29.15 | b0ti|work | it still lacks information. |
07:42.37 | alan | tell me and i will precise |
07:42.39 | alan | ^^ |
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07:46.10 | alan | hi XorA ! |
07:47.10 | b0ti|work | alan: tell me about your kernel configuration. do you have usbnet? |
07:47.49 | alan | yes, usbnet works perfectly when the zaurus has a 2.4 kernel |
07:48.14 | alan | tested with oz 3.5.3 gpe, sharp rom and pdaxrom |
07:48.52 | alan | the only rom that refuss to work is the oz opie and it's 2.6.11 kernel |
07:49.32 | alan | i thik it is related to it's usb0 interface instead of a usbd0 one |
07:49.58 | alan | but i am not sure |
07:50.07 | b0ti|work | when you plug in the Z, what does dmesg tell you on the Z and on the PC? |
07:50.46 | b0ti|work | usb0 is for usb-gadget:ethernet, and usbd0 was for the old 2.4 driver. |
07:51.09 | alan | oki... thanks |
07:51.53 | alan | yes, the z is here in the dmesg but it tells me about "configuration # 2" that is chosen... |
07:52.19 | alan | usb 2-2: configuration #2 chosen from 2 choices |
07:52.58 | alan | hrw told me that on his own box, a #1 configuration was used... |
07:54.54 | XorA | hi alan |
07:54.58 | alan | ^^ |
07:55.18 | alan | b0ti|work: here is all i know about my configurations and my troubles |
07:55.20 | alan | http://pastebin.ca/10799 |
07:55.25 | XorA | alan: still no luck with mandrake :-( |
07:55.34 | alan | no... |
07:55.59 | alan | XorA: do you have a mandrake too ? i can't remember |
07:56.28 | XorA | alan: no, I dont touch mandrake |
07:56.32 | alan | oki |
07:56.43 | XorA | alan: I have ubuntu and debian, and have used gentoo and redhat heavilly as well |
07:57.09 | alan | and did you ever played with usbnetworking ? |
07:58.08 | b0ti|work | alan: lsmod on mandrake? |
07:58.36 | XorA | alan: it has worked on all apart from 2.4 kernel on gentoo which was misconfigured by default |
07:58.51 | b0ti|work | alan: when you plug in the Z you should see something like this: |
07:58.52 | b0ti|work | <PROTECTED> |
07:59.22 | alan | lsmod : http://pastebin.ca/10800 |
08:01.01 | alan | b0ti|work: i have nothing better than |
08:01.03 | alan | usb 2-2: new full speed USB device using address 2 |
08:01.03 | alan | usb 2-2: configuration #2 chosen from 2 choices |
08:01.17 | alan | you are talking about dmesg, right ? |
08:03.03 | b0ti|work | dmesg and/or syslog |
08:03.49 | b0ti|work | what does your kernel config have CONFIG_USB_GADGET ? |
08:03.53 | b0ti|work | does your kernel config have CONFIG_USB_GADGET ? |
08:04.59 | alan | b0ti|work: |
08:05.00 | alan | CONFIG_USB_GADGET=m |
08:05.00 | alan | CONFIG_USB_GADGET_NET2280=y |
08:05.00 | alan | # CONFIG_USB_GADGET_PXA2XX is not set |
08:05.00 | alan | # CONFIG_USB_GADGET_GOKU is not set |
08:05.00 | alan | # CONFIG_USB_GADGET_SA1100 is not set |
08:05.02 | alan | # CONFIG_USB_GADGET_DUMMY_HCD is not set |
08:05.06 | alan | CONFIG_USB_GADGET_DUALSPEED=y |
08:05.08 | alan | CONFIG_USB_GADGETFS=m |
08:08.12 | b0ti|work | run "lsusb" |
08:12.31 | alan | when my sagem fast 800 modem were unplugged and when i plugged in the z flashed with oz opie, i had |
08:12.32 | alan | [root@localhost alan]# lsusb |
08:12.32 | alan | Bus 005 Device 001: ID 0000:0000 |
08:12.32 | alan | Bus 004 Device 001: ID 0000:0000 |
08:12.32 | alan | Bus 003 Device 001: ID 0000:0000 |
08:12.32 | alan | Bus 002 Device 002: ID 0525:a4a2 Netchip Technology, Inc. |
08:12.33 | alan | Bus 002 Device 001: ID 0000:0000 |
08:12.35 | alan | Bus 001 Device 001: ID 0000:0000 |
08:13.19 | b0ti|work | what do you have for CONFIG_USB_CDCETHER CONFIG_USB_ETH and CONFIG_USB_ETH_RNDIS ? |
08:13.32 | b0ti|work | <PROTECTED> |
08:13.39 | alan | ok. |
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08:14.56 | alan | b0ti|work: |
08:14.57 | alan | [root@localhost alan]# cat /boot/config | grep CONFIG_USB_CDCETHER |
08:14.57 | alan | CONFIG_USB_CDCETHER=y |
08:14.57 | alan | [root@localhost alan]# cat /boot/config | grep CONFIG_USB_ETH |
08:14.57 | alan | CONFIG_USB_ETH=m |
08:14.57 | alan | CONFIG_USB_ETH_RNDIS=y |
08:14.58 | b0ti|work | funny thing is, my PC is 2.4 here and Z is 2.6 and I have trobuble getting it work. But at home 2.6/2.6 works ;) |
08:14.59 | alan | [root@localhost alan]# cat /boot/config | grep CONFIG_USB_ETH_RNDIS |
08:15.02 | alan | CONFIG_USB_ETH_RNDIS=y |
08:16.10 | alan | glurp... got to go to university in 5 mins, until 18:00 tonight |
08:16.30 | alan | it's 10:15, here in france |
08:17.37 | b0ti|work | and check CONFIG_USB_USBNET. it should be "m" too. |
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08:18.42 | alan | b0ti|work: yes it is |
08:21.40 | b0ti|work | alan: so far it looks ok, I'll try to think a bit more. |
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08:23.11 | alan | thanks a lot b0ti. it is good to know people are trying to help newbies like me. ^^ |
08:23.26 | alan | alright, time to go... |
08:23.30 | alan | se you |
08:23.31 | b0ti|work | alan: can you "modprobe -r usbnet", then "modprobe usbnet" |
08:23.42 | b0ti|work | and see what it does |
08:23.50 | alan | ?? |
08:23.56 | alan | ho ! |
08:24.20 | alan | well, my z is flashed with gpe and a 2.4 kernel, so for now everything works... |
08:24.51 | b0ti|work | alan: see you tonight when you have 2.6 |
08:25.09 | alan | do you want me arg ! i'm gonna miss my bus ^^' |
08:25.12 | alan | bye !! |
08:25.16 | alan | thanks again |
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08:32.05 | dballester | hi to all |
08:33.04 | dballester | I'm getting / at 100% what can be deleted to give space? TIA |
08:33.28 | XorA | dballester: move some packages to external cards |
08:34.52 | dballester | but where are located the packages? Exists any faq or howto on who to do it? |
08:35.03 | luke-jr_ | ipkg-link list / |
08:35.29 | SirSpic | hey guys =), are there any good road map programs out there? |
08:35.51 | SirSpic | i'm gonna be moving to a new state and i wouldnt mind a little pocket map |
08:36.25 | luke-jr_ | gpsdrive? |
08:36.26 | luke-jr_ | dunno |
08:36.41 | luke-jr_ | likely gpsdrive, especially if you have a GPS =p |
08:37.53 | SirSpic | hmm no gps, yet =) |
08:38.02 | SirSpic | but i just would like some road map, |
08:39.22 | dballester | XorA, i can know what packages are uner '/' ( luke-jr_ , thanks ), but i think that is not easy to move them, must exists a script or command to do it. :? |
08:39.40 | luke-jr_ | dballester: ipkg remove pkgname |
08:39.47 | luke-jr_ | then install to dest |
08:39.56 | dballester | ugh... |
08:39.57 | dballester | ok |
08:41.00 | dballester | i'm having some problems with usb net :/ well, i will try to solve the net problems first, and then move some packages |
08:41.18 | luke-jr_ | don't ask me |
08:41.21 | luke-jr_ | mine is broken |
08:42.04 | dballester | thanks a lort for the help! |
08:42.22 | SirSpic | hey luke, got a quick question i have a c3000 |
08:42.26 | luke-jr_ | o |
08:42.37 | SirSpic | but i'm a newb with linux (still learning) |
08:43.00 | SirSpic | i actually won the 3000 and figured might as well learn a little bout it =) |
08:43.07 | luke-jr_ | won it where o.O;; |
08:43.13 | SirSpic | linuxworld =D |
08:43.16 | SirSpic | in boston |
08:43.22 | luke-jr_ | bleh |
08:43.24 | luke-jr_ | I wanted to go there, too |
08:43.30 | SirSpic | they give away so much shit its awesome |
08:43.34 | luke-jr_ | yea |
08:43.36 | luke-jr_ | like |
08:43.38 | luke-jr_ | Monkey munchies! |
08:43.39 | luke-jr_ | lol |
08:43.41 | SirSpic | =D |
08:43.56 | luke-jr_ | I went to the NY one a year or 2 ago |
08:44.03 | SirSpic | same here =) |
08:44.08 | luke-jr_ | maybe I saw u there then |
08:44.09 | SirSpic | i'm in NY |
08:44.11 | luke-jr_ | o |
08:44.14 | luke-jr_ | I'm in KS, now |
08:44.21 | SirSpic | thats still a state? |
08:44.23 | SirSpic | =P |
08:44.25 | luke-jr_ | ... |
08:44.32 | luke-jr_ | better than NY |
08:44.50 | SirSpic | <----moving to hawaii in august |
08:44.52 | luke-jr_ | I could leave my keys in the car unlocked |
08:45.27 | SirSpic | would i be able to install anything besides files that end in .ipk |
08:45.40 | luke-jr_ | shrug |
08:45.45 | luke-jr_ | Personally |
08:45.47 | luke-jr_ | if I had a C3000 |
08:45.50 | luke-jr_ | I wouldn't be using OZ =p |
08:45.55 | SirSpic | i'm not |
08:46.03 | SirSpic | i'm using whatever it came with |
08:46.16 | SirSpic | yea yea =) but i got some helpful hints from here |
08:46.32 | luke-jr_ | lol |
08:46.42 | luke-jr_ | the Sharp OS it comes w/ is probably useless =p |
08:46.49 | SirSpic | o shush |
08:46.52 | SirSpic | for what i need it for =) |
08:46.54 | SirSpic | its fine |
08:47.09 | luke-jr_ | I'd find some way to install Gentoo =p |
08:47.09 | dballester | any doc with ipkg command tuturial? TIA |
08:47.15 | luke-jr_ | ipkg --help |
08:52.56 | dballester | luke-jr_: to install a package to another destination is the option -d combined eith definitions in /etc/ipkg.conf, is it? |
08:53.09 | luke-jr_ | dballester: dunno |
08:53.11 | luke-jr_ | dballester: I guess |
08:53.22 | dballester | ok :) |
08:53.25 | dballester | thx |
08:53.32 | luke-jr_ | personally, what i would do in your situation |
08:53.35 | luke-jr_ | is freak out |
09:09.22 | XorA | SirSpic: if there is a new cacko release for C3000 thats your best bet for ease of useability, but its worth trying OZ 3.5.3 I find it very rock solid on a C860 |
09:10.25 | luke-jr_ | usbnet =p |
09:10.38 | luke-jr_ | and wifi roaming |
09:10.40 | XorA | luke-jr_: sharp usbnet is same one used on OZ :-) |
09:10.48 | luke-jr_ | XorA: except the OZ one doesn't work |
09:10.56 | luke-jr_ | actually, I have no idea if Sharp's works any better... =p |
09:11.00 | XorA | luke-jr_: wifi roaming is known, someone need to volunteer to write apps for opie |
09:11.10 | luke-jr_ | XorA: I don't know the proper APIs |
09:11.21 | XorA | luke-jr_: sharps sucks as well, it always crashed on me and required numerous reboots |
09:11.35 | luke-jr_ | oh wow... C.O.W. patches actually helped this time |
09:11.37 | XorA | luke-jr_: opie.handhelds.org has loads of class documentation |
09:11.46 | luke-jr_ | XorA: I meant WiFi APIs |
09:12.12 | luke-jr_ | more likely a daemon |
09:12.46 | XorA | luke-jr_: roaming is already done, look on freshmeat |
09:12.55 | XorA | luke-jr_: someone just need to import into OE |
09:13.09 | luke-jr_ | XorA: which is overly complex, IMO |
09:13.20 | luke-jr_ | I used to maintain ebuilds for Gentoo, and I can't get bbs to work |
09:14.14 | luke-jr_ | in many cases, I find it easier to manually cross-compile apps :| |
09:15.51 | luke-jr_ | where exactly on freshmeat are you referring to? |
09:15.54 | luke-jr_ | I can't find anything |
09:16.57 | XorA | http://freshmeat.net/projects/waproamd/ |
09:17.46 | luke-jr_ | waproamd is officially deprecated |
09:17.59 | luke-jr_ | wpa_supplicant, which replaces it, doesn't support roaming |
09:19.39 | XorA | luke-jr_: that is rather strange as the two programs do totally different tasks :-) |
09:20.05 | luke-jr_ | I didn't say it made sense to me |
09:20.14 | XorA | luke-jr_: there is also SlapASS for opie/qte |
09:20.47 | luke-jr_ | "waproamd is obsolete, please use wpa_supplicant instead. waproamd contains some race conditions that are impossible to fix. wpa_supplicant supersedes waproamd in almost every way." |
09:24.56 | b0ti|work | looks like usbnet in kernel 2.4.29 is missing support for 2.6.11 usb-gadget: g_ether for c860. ;( |
09:25.08 | luke-jr_ | ?? |
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10:34.46 | Rupert-Giles | anyone know how to get mplayer to play movies in landscape mode |
10:34.47 | Rupert-Giles | lol |
10:35.32 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: on what Z? |
10:35.39 | Rupert-Giles | C3000 |
10:35.40 | Rupert-Giles | :D |
10:35.59 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: is your console porttrait? |
10:36.02 | Rupert-Giles | i just like plays it at the top in portrait mode |
10:36.06 | Rupert-Giles | no |
10:36.10 | Rupert-Giles | i can change it too |
10:36.18 | XorA | mplayer -vop rotate=1 |
10:36.24 | Rupert-Giles | ooo |
10:36.35 | Rupert-Giles | ill give it a whirl thanks |
10:36.47 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: this unaccellerated? |
10:36.56 | Rupert-Giles | probably |
10:37.03 | Rupert-Giles | i got the latest mplayer |
10:37.08 | Rupert-Giles | the movie plays well |
10:37.15 | Rupert-Giles | like in the portrait mode |
10:37.35 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: from where? |
10:37.53 | Rupert-Giles | that atty.jp site |
10:38.23 | Rupert-Giles | watching starwars eps 3 trailers :D |
10:45.01 | Rupert-Giles | ok it keeps the same aspect but is wicked slow |
10:45.05 | Rupert-Giles | in landscape |
10:45.31 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: rotate takes 30% cpu load ish |
10:45.51 | Rupert-Giles | ok |
10:50.19 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: does OZ on C3000 have bvdd device? |
10:50.46 | Rupert-Giles | dunno not using OZ |
10:50.49 | Rupert-Giles | :| |
10:51.02 | Rupert-Giles | wish i was |
10:51.04 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: you using -vo bvdd on sharp rom? |
10:51.10 | Rupert-Giles | nop |
10:51.22 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: give it a try, it should be much faser |
10:51.33 | Rupert-Giles | cool i'll take a look XorA |
10:52.54 | Rupert-Giles | doh |
10:53.04 | Rupert-Giles | /dev/bvdd no such file of directory |
10:53.05 | Rupert-Giles | :| |
11:11.37 | Rupert-Giles | doh now the audio is out of sync |
11:11.38 | Rupert-Giles | lol |
11:11.42 | Rupert-Giles | well on this one movie |
11:13.35 | XorA | oooh, new mplayer-atty, must intergrate |
11:14.12 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: is now known as CoreDump|afk |
11:14.17 | XorA | sorry |
11:14.22 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: http://atty.jp/?plugin=attach&refer=Zaurus%2Fmplayer&openfile=bvdd_0.3.1-1_arm.ipk |
11:16.07 | Rupert-Giles | lol :) |
11:16.37 | Rupert-Giles | works well i think |
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11:17.59 | GeeSeCillo | hi |
11:18.27 | Rupert-Giles | XorA i've got mplayer-bvdd_1.1.3.... do i need the bvdd_0.3.1-1_arm.ipk too? |
11:18.51 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: I can read japanese, but it looks like thats the /dev/bvdd stuff |
11:18.56 | XorA | cant read |
11:19.39 | GeeSeCillo | one question... why when i run perl ...tell me error? |
11:19.59 | GeeSeCillo | # perl |
11:19.59 | GeeSeCillo | Illegal instruction |
11:20.45 | GeeSeCillo | Illegal instruction |
11:20.48 | GeeSeCillo | ops |
11:21.43 | XorA | GeeSeCillo: sounds like pxa perl on sa device or just totally the wrong file format |
11:21.48 | Rupert-Giles | ok cool |
11:23.13 | GeeSeCillo | XorA, archive it's correct |
11:23.27 | GeeSeCillo | .pl it's correct |
11:23.54 | Rupert-Giles | system will reboot |
11:23.59 | Rupert-Giles | hmm |
11:24.10 | Rupert-Giles | :D |
11:24.23 | XorA | sounds like *doze |
11:24.31 | Rupert-Giles | heh have you installed it? |
11:24.55 | GeeSeCillo | yes |
11:25.04 | Rupert-Giles | is it like some accelerated vid driver or something? |
11:25.18 | Rupert-Giles | not just for mplayer |
11:25.20 | GeeSeCillo | Package: perl |
11:25.20 | GeeSeCillo | Version: 5.6.1-7 |
11:25.20 | GeeSeCillo | Status: install user installed |
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11:25.29 | b0ti|work | gee: is your perl (or linked in libs) for arm? |
11:26.05 | GeeSeCillo | b0ti|work, i install perl with ipkg install perl... |
11:26.15 | GeeSeCillo | and run ldconfig |
11:26.33 | GeeSeCillo | only with perl command say illegal instruction |
11:26.36 | GeeSeCillo | O_O |
11:27.00 | b0ti|work | strace perl ? |
11:27.30 | GeeSeCillo | strace? i con't understant it |
11:27.34 | Rupert-Giles | ok cool |
11:27.35 | GeeSeCillo | *don't |
11:27.48 | Rupert-Giles | wicked sick |
11:27.51 | Rupert-Giles | unstoppable |
11:27.57 | Rupert-Giles | multikill |
11:28.14 | GeeSeCillo | root@zaurus:/# perl |
11:28.14 | GeeSeCillo | Illegal instruction |
11:28.14 | GeeSeCillo | root@zaurus:/# |
11:28.18 | Rupert-Giles | :) |
11:28.33 | Rupert-Giles | XorA it's faster and it puts it bang smack in the center of landscape mode |
11:28.39 | Rupert-Giles | ;) |
11:29.46 | b0ti|work | gee: root@zaurus:/# strace perl |
11:30.25 | GeeSeCillo | i haven't strace command |
11:30.29 | b0ti|work | install it |
11:30.33 | GeeSeCillo | ok one sec |
11:34.12 | GeeSeCillo | Configuring strace ... |
11:34.21 | GeeSeCillo | one thousand sec? |
11:34.22 | GeeSeCillo | ;) |
11:36.50 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: wicked |
11:38.53 | Rupert-Giles | XorA you know how to re-sync the audio |
11:39.02 | Rupert-Giles | i've tried + - doesnt really work |
11:39.02 | Rupert-Giles | :| |
11:41.53 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: there is ntohing will fix it if you are dropping too many frames |
11:42.08 | Rupert-Giles | hm |
11:42.20 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: -framedrop or -hard-framedrop try |
11:45.27 | Rupert-Giles | yah its dodgy |
11:45.28 | Rupert-Giles | heh |
11:45.44 | Rupert-Giles | the other trailer i've got is good tho |
11:48.21 | GeeSeCillo | b0ti|work, --- SIGILL (Illegal instruction) @ 0 (0) --- |
11:48.21 | GeeSeCillo | +++ killed by SIGILL +++ |
11:49.38 | GeeSeCillo | go home |
11:49.51 | b0ti|work | gee: wrong binary |
11:49.57 | GeeSeCillo | ouch |
11:50.11 | GeeSeCillo | ok i compile it... |
11:50.14 | b0ti|work | GeeSeCillo: must have been compiled for a different arch |
11:50.16 | GeeSeCillo | thanz b0ti|work |
11:50.27 | GeeSeCillo | b0ti|work, i install of openzaurus.org |
11:50.42 | b0ti|work | gee: should have told that first! |
11:51.05 | b0ti|work | ;) |
11:51.13 | GeeSeCillo | ;) |
11:51.54 | GeeSeCillo | hehe |
11:52.20 | GeeSeCillo | MD5Sum: 36e7db1c60e69bcddbf5b6eb9ea12271 |
11:52.20 | GeeSeCillo | Size: 1082512 |
11:52.20 | GeeSeCillo | Filename: perl_5.6.1-7_arm.ipk |
11:52.32 | GeeSeCillo | ok go home :P |
11:52.39 | GeeSeCillo | thanz b0ti|work ;) |
11:52.46 | b0ti|work | GeeSeCillo: c u |
11:53.03 | GeeSeCillo | for slaps ... |
11:53.04 | GeeSeCillo | :P |
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12:12.07 | Rupert-Giles | XorA got movies working cool |
12:12.14 | Rupert-Giles | just gotta re-encode them with a smaller scale |
12:12.18 | Rupert-Giles | and they work perfect |
12:12.18 | Rupert-Giles | ;D |
12:12.34 | tanq | yep... |
12:25.04 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: I encode all mine to 320x240 and go fullscreen |
12:27.27 | Rupert-Giles | fullscreen whoot |
12:27.30 | Rupert-Giles | ;) |
12:27.34 | Rupert-Giles | hardcore |
12:28.15 | Rupert-Giles | what's the mplayer fullscreen switch? |
12:32.50 | XorA | fbset -n -xres 320 -yres 240 |
12:33.16 | Rupert-Giles | cool |
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12:42.43 | folken23 | hi quick question: what partitiontype does the cf card have to be for flashing on a collie? |
12:43.19 | Noodles | Normal CF style I assume; VFAT on partition 1? |
12:44.22 | folken23 | Noodles: yes i have created a partitiontable and formated it with mkfs.vfat -F16 /dev/sdb1 . However It doesn't flash and I currently have selected partitiontype 'b' in the ptbl. |
12:45.35 | folken23 | I don't have an original card for reference.. unfortunatly. |
12:45.57 | XorA | Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System |
12:45.57 | XorA | /dev/hda1 * 1 993 500440+ 6 FAT16 |
12:46.25 | folken23 | Ah! thx XorA :) |
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12:51.16 | Rupert-Giles | XorA, you said you can get tab completion working in Qkonsole didn't you? |
12:51.17 | Rupert-Giles | ;D |
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12:51.32 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: doesnt it work? |
12:51.46 | Rupert-Giles | no |
12:52.05 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: last time I used it it did, but Im on GPE now |
12:52.49 | Rupert-Giles | would be so much easier with it |
12:52.50 | Rupert-Giles | lol |
12:52.54 | folken23 | FAT: utf8 is not a recommended IO charset for FAT filesystems, filesystem will be case sensitive! |
12:52.55 | Rupert-Giles | my thumb is about to snap |
12:53.01 | folken23 | hmm could the above be a problem? |
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12:53.27 | Rupert-Giles | XorA, you got a C3000? |
12:53.36 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: nope, C860 |
12:53.43 | Rupert-Giles | ok cool |
12:54.13 | Rupert-Giles | cool |
12:54.24 | Rupert-Giles | wish i could go to japan |
12:55.21 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: its not that fun if you are working, I had to fly 11 hours then work 8 |
12:55.34 | Rupert-Giles | OOO |
12:55.36 | Rupert-Giles | :*( |
12:55.40 | Rupert-Giles | what you do? |
12:55.47 | XorA | Software Engineer |
12:55.53 | Rupert-Giles | ok nice |
12:57.11 | XorA | not working on any decent stuff though, fscking JavaCards |
12:57.17 | Rupert-Giles | hmm |
12:57.21 | Rupert-Giles | what languages you code in? |
12:57.47 | XorA | C, Java, Perl |
12:57.56 | Rupert-Giles | nice |
12:58.05 | Rupert-Giles | C/C++ is my game |
12:58.19 | Rupert-Giles | i've done java in university |
13:00.53 | tanq | JavaCards? |
13:01.21 | XorA | tanq: Java running on a smart card (VISA Cards and the like) |
13:01.22 | tanq | smart card stuff |
13:01.39 | tanq | have you done anything with it? |
13:01.51 | XorA | tanq: I write them |
13:02.11 | tanq | hmm.. |
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13:04.19 | Rupert-Giles | XorA, heh anyway to get qpdf to display in landscape mode |
13:04.20 | Rupert-Giles | lol |
13:04.46 | tanq | i always saw smart cards as something to be read not executed |
13:05.32 | XorA | tanq: some of ours have 32 cpus in them |
13:05.42 | XorA | 32 bit |
13:05.54 | XorA | clustering smartcards would be silly :-) |
13:06.02 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: rotate opie? |
13:06.10 | tanq | i'm used to seeing the ones the military uses with the little gold chip |
13:06.12 | Rupert-Giles | no opie!! |
13:06.13 | Rupert-Giles | :P |
13:06.28 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: rortate sharp? |
13:07.02 | XorA | tanq: there are memory cards and smart cards, smart cards are getting quiet powerful |
13:07.17 | tanq | yeah i think the ones the military use have the microprocessor in it |
13:08.04 | XorA | they wont let me do Linux for Smartcards :-) |
13:08.59 | Rupert-Giles | boo |
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13:19.16 | lardman | afternoon all |
13:21.49 | StarScream | afternoon |
13:25.26 | StarScream | anyone know if there is a fix for the "hold cancel and crash" bug in 3.5.3 |
13:26.30 | XorA | StarScream: not that Ive seen |
13:28.26 | StarScream | hmm i wish i could program in C. 3.5.2 didn't work with my phone, that got fixed in 3.5.3 along with practically every other bug i'd previously run into, but now i can't sleep my Z at all :) |
13:29.23 | XorA | StarScream: main problem is sharp kernel is pish and no-one has the right information to make 2.6 work and total lack of volunteers to do it |
13:30.05 | StarScream | why is it so different for the other Z's ? |
13:31.54 | XorA | StarScream: 5000,5500,5600 use differnt hardware from c7x0, and C3000/C1000 are another new set of hardware |
13:33.15 | StarScream | XorA: so is it a problem with the 5600's as well? |
13:38.46 | XorA | StarScream: no idea, so few people own them I never see reports |
13:40.56 | StarScream | hmm would it be better to get an Ipaq or something then...i don't really like the sort of fold open Zaurus's but i think its handy to run apache/etc on my PDA. But i'd really like it to work and preferably sync with my KDE desktop |
13:41.27 | StarScream | i thought that getting a Z would allow me to do that. I didn't realise there were problems with sharp releasing info |
13:42.25 | XorA | StarScream: no idea what state of Ipaq support is youd have to ask familiar guys |
13:42.43 | XorA | StarScream: is there an apache for OZ? |
13:42.43 | StarScream | XorA: which Z do you have? |
13:42.53 | StarScream | XorA: yeh :) |
13:42.56 | XorA | StarScream: C860, running GPE with kernel 2.6 and it rocks |
13:43.11 | StarScream | XorA: and everything works on it? |
13:43.39 | XorA | StarScream: the only this I cant get to work is Pocketop keyboard |
13:46.47 | XorA | its a sad state of affairs really, but when hardware specs are kept secret we are kind of stuck |
13:47.00 | XorA | collie is a nice machine and with 2.6 kernel would see new life |
13:49.12 | StarScream | i actually like my collie i think it rocks as a PDA, the Original sharp rom is ok, but I haven't been able to get it to sync with KDE yet. |
13:50.10 | XorA | StarScream: unfortuneately, linux syncing in general sucks |
13:50.29 | XorA | StarScream: hopfully with opensync framework all the projects will come together |
13:50.58 | XorA | StarScream: kdepimpi should sync with KDE though |
13:51.49 | StarScream | hmm i might try that then with the original ROM. I think kontact is amazing, and i have no idea how i lived without it. I just want to get that info on my PDA so i don't have to enter it twice |
13:52.22 | StarScream | what i'd really like is a central slox server or something that i can sync all my different machiens with, then sync my zaurus on any of those machines :) |
13:52.53 | StarScream | i guess i am asking for quite a bit. :) |
13:54.52 | XorA | StarScream: checkout kdepimpi as its Kontact on Zaurus |
13:55.57 | bipolar | is anyone useing http://www.pi-sync.net on their..... |
13:56.01 | bipolar | XorA, damn... |
13:56.11 | StarScream | k will have a look |
13:56.12 | bipolar | XorA, are you using it? ;) |
13:56.15 | XorA | bipolar: your far to slow for here :-) |
13:56.19 | bipolar | lol |
13:56.23 | XorA | bipolar: I was until i switched to GPE |
13:56.38 | bipolar | XorA, how did it work? |
13:56.48 | StarScream | will GPE sync with kde by any chance? :) |
14:03.00 | bipolar | StarScream, I think there was a plan to have a gpe plugin for multisync. |
14:03.12 | bipolar | I dunno how well that went |
14:06.08 | StarScream | k, i'll give this kdepimpi a go and see how well it works. Will that just let me press the sync button in Kontact 1.1 (comes with 3.4) ? |
14:06.13 | Rupert-Giles | hehe southpark on Z |
14:07.11 | Rupert-Giles | who here has a C3000 and knows where the } key is |
14:07.12 | Rupert-Giles | lol |
14:07.15 | Rupert-Giles | i found the { |
14:07.49 | bipolar | StarScream, I dont know. I havnt used it yet. |
14:09.20 | StarScream | ah k, thanks for your help |
14:09.25 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: arg, someone asked that before then finally found it |
14:09.40 | Rupert-Giles | lol |
14:09.44 | XorA | bipolar: kdepimpi worked for me, but I dont use KDE so never tried syncing with that |
14:09.47 | Rupert-Giles | i found the { char |
14:09.59 | Rupert-Giles | it's like [fn ,] |
14:10.53 | Rupert-Giles | XorA, do you have like a cross compiler for the Z on your main box? |
14:11.00 | Rupert-Giles | so you can write your own apps? |
14:11.24 | XorA | Rupert-Giles: openembedded |
14:11.46 | Rupert-Giles | that where you get it? |
14:11.48 | Rupert-Giles | schweet |
14:11.57 | XorA | www.openembedded.org |
14:12.09 | Rupert-Giles | i'll have to cheggout writing some apps |
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14:26.26 | KallDrexx | I have a problem. I'm getting unresolved Qt symbols when running a bunch of apps, like _2Qt.darkCyan and _7QString.shared_null |
14:26.28 | KallDrexx | any ideas whY? |
14:31.18 | b0ti|work | KallDrexx: for what apps? |
14:32.25 | KallDrexx | namely gutenbrowser and justreader |
14:32.54 | KallDrexx | just sounds wierd because those look liek they should be standard qt stuff |
14:33.25 | XorA | KallDrexx: install sharp-compat |
14:33.33 | KallDrexx | ah, where do I get it? |
14:33.40 | XorA | KallDrexx: in 3.5.3 feed |
14:34.06 | XorA | KallDrexx: then use makecompat in settings screen |
14:34.16 | KallDrexx | ok cool i'll get it now |
14:35.22 | KallDrexx | which directory is sharp-compat in? |
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14:38.39 | KallDrexx | ah found it |
14:47.41 | b0ti|work | KallDrexx: why don't you use the network install with ipkg? It'll download it for you automatically. |
14:47.54 | KallDrexx | cause I don't have a docking station or usb cord yet :( |
14:48.33 | KallDrexx | I have to do everything through my 256 cf |
14:48.47 | b0ti|work | that must suck |
14:48.52 | KallDrexx | once I get paid again I"m going to get the z to usb cord |
14:48.54 | KallDrexx | yep |
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14:56.59 | KallDrexx | bleh for dependencies |
15:00.53 | KallDrexx | ugh |
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15:01.13 | KallDrexx | installed it and hte "libraries" program says it can't locate the program "makecompat" |
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15:02.33 | KallDrexx | is it normal that apps installed on a CF can't link during install? |
15:03.00 | jdh41 | only if its fs doens't support linking |
15:03.16 | KallDrexx | fs on the cf? |
15:03.18 | jdh41 | CF by default comes formatted with fat, which doesn't |
15:03.23 | KallDrexx | ah ok |
15:03.51 | KallDrexx | cause iI apprenllty installed some things on the cf that aren't availalbe through any way but going through the console or file manager when they should have icons :( |
15:04.04 | KallDrexx | but unfortunatly I have the 5000D so I cna't fit crap on my Z :( |
15:06.18 | jdh41 | you can reformat the CF to be ext2 [it jsut wont read in a windows machine/camera then] |
15:06.38 | KallDrexx | well I need it to run in windows since thats what my desktop is now |
15:06.57 | XorA | you can also create a disk image on a VFAT card and not lose ability ro use windows |
15:07.24 | XorA | although that may screw with suspend, cant remeber if its intelligent enough to recurse |
15:08.26 | KallDrexx | well if the syncing works like I want it to (being able to freely transfer files) then I won't care about windows compatability |
15:09.48 | KallDrexx | heh I used to use my Z for movies when I was in high school |
15:09.50 | KallDrexx | that was awsome |
15:09.59 | KallDrexx | but now I can bring my laptop everywhere so I just use that :P |
15:10.37 | KallDrexx | ARG, I instlaled sharp-compat onto the stupid root and it still says It can't find makecompat |
15:13.22 | KallDrexx | great apparently my root doens't have enough space |
15:21.53 | KallDrexx | ah well, time ot go out of town, later all :) |
15:21.57 | KallDrexx | thanks for all of your help |
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16:26.52 | SirSpic | hey guys quick question, http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=74158&package_id=74997&release_id=244965 |
16:27.14 | SirSpic | i have a zaurus with the sharp rom on it...i'm still baisc with linux which of the 4 would i install? |
16:27.23 | SirSpic | if i even could... |
16:28.10 | jh_ | SirSpic: arm |
16:28.27 | jh_ | but it's not an ipk |
16:28.40 | SirSpic | so no installing right? |
16:28.47 | SirSpic | i tried installing other gz but no go |
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16:29.34 | jh_ | i think you need an ipk. .tar.gz will be a manual install |
16:29.50 | SirSpic | =/ the tars didnt work with this one |
16:30.52 | jh_ | no ipk anywhere? google might have something...? |
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16:54.16 | alan | hi ! |
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16:54.43 | catskul | any opinions on opie vs GPE ? |
16:55.02 | alan | catskul: they are very different |
16:55.16 | alan | the choice depends on what you want you zaurus for... |
16:55.37 | alan | if you expect it to be a pda, then choose opie |
16:55.52 | alan | if you want it to be a sub laptop, then it's gpe |
16:56.01 | catskul | I see. |
16:56.12 | alan | but both are really great. |
16:56.20 | catskul | Is there alot of software available for GPE env ? |
16:57.12 | alan | not a lot a lot... but enough to play with your Z. |
16:57.52 | catskul | ...but there is alot for opie ? |
16:57.59 | alan | have a look in the feeds ! that would tell you if what you want is in here |
17:00.07 | catskul | is Openzaurus fairly good with hardware detection for flash devices ? |
17:01.22 | alan | yes, it works just fine. some people complained about some sd cards, but in general, everything is fine |
17:02.35 | catskul | oh... sdio works? or do you mean just some sd storage devs ? |
17:04.42 | alan | erhhh... what do you precisely mean by "flash device" ? |
17:04.59 | catskul | cf wifi |
17:05.03 | catskul | specifically |
17:05.40 | catskul | I have a symbol CF wifi card, hoping that it works (flashing currently) |
17:06.35 | catskul | oh wow... I see that its a 2.6 kernel |
17:07.15 | catskul | thats pretty cool that you guys got that working... did it offer much improvement over 2.4.x ? |
17:24.31 | catskul | hmm it looks like its trying to run at some non native resolution... getting a bit of flicker/hazyness and everything is really tiny : / |
17:24.31 | alan | well, don't ask me neither about the wifi card (i don't have any...) nor the 2.6 kernel... |
17:24.31 | alan | ho btw, gpe doesn't run a 2.6 kernel |
17:24.31 | alan | catskul: i guess you are using gpe... |
17:24.31 | catskul | no... opie |
17:24.31 | catskul | on c760 |
17:24.31 | alan | about flickering, it is due to the x server. search for flickering in the pdaxrom section of the oesf.org forum... |
17:24.31 | alan | tiny ? i think you can set this in options.. i don't know, i use gpe... |
17:24.33 | catskul | opie is a little light on options : / |
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17:24.34 | catskul | does Opie run on top of X ? |
17:24.35 | alan | no... i think it is on a framebuffer, but i'm not sure |
17:27.57 | catskul | ... appearently I didnt follow the directions... I was supposed to wipe some dirs before installing : / |
17:38.21 | alan | ho, the /home/* thing... |
17:38.21 | alan | yeah... that is boring, i know... |
17:38.21 | alan | you should thing about flashing once more... after you deleted everything in the /home directory |
17:48.57 | catskul | it seems to have fixed my resolution problem |
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17:54.16 | catskul | still a bit of flicker though |
18:10.28 | alan | hi hrw ! |
18:10.43 | hrw | hi |
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18:44.42 | wpiku | hello boys and girls |
19:04.27 | catskul | welcome to zombo com |
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21:13.35 | alan | lotd of people, little talks... ^^ |
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21:19.05 | bipolar | how are you guys running oz w/opie syncing? I've found an ipkg in the repo called "opensync" and I found it has something to do with multisync but I'm confused about it. |
21:24.26 | alan | bipolar: http://opensync.drzeus.cx/ |
21:25.31 | alan | err... |
21:25.33 | alan | http://www.opensync.org/ |
21:25.35 | alan | better |
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21:31.41 | alan | i leave, but before i want to make a wish. |
21:32.08 | alan | Could please someone try to get us a GBA emulator on OZ ? |
21:32.21 | alan | VisualBoyAdvance is wonderful |
21:34.00 | alan | i'm pretty sure it won't work because the z cpu may be too slow but could someone try to compile it please (^_^) |
21:34.05 | alan | good night |
21:43.32 | offroadgeek | why hasn't OZ swapped the ,/ key on the C series roms? I find that I use the / much more than , |
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21:48.50 | phrag | hi all |
21:52.24 | phrag | are OpenZaurus packages being maintained for the C3000, and is anyone here running such ? |
21:54.39 | Noodles | There's a beta build for the C3000. |
21:54.44 | Noodles | I'm running a C3000. |
21:55.07 | Noodles | I'm just compiling up an image which I think fixes the Fn keymap issue. |
21:55.33 | phrag | Noodles: how is it ? |
21:56.05 | Noodles | The C3000? Lovely. OZ on it? A bit rough at present, but nearly there. The Fn keymap is my last major issue I think. |
21:56.05 | phrag | the main thing i am interested is maintainability... the Sharp rom packages are long longer maintained, and there is hardly athing available for it |
21:56.12 | Noodles | Yup. |
21:56.37 | phrag | i love my c3000, but would it more if i had a nice range of software ready to go |
21:56.52 | phrag | i can compile, but uptodate packages are nicer |
21:57.14 | Noodles | Well, it looks pretty much like it'll be a supported platform for OZ 3.5.4. |
21:57.38 | Noodles | Have you read the first article on http://www.openzaurus.org/wordpress/ ? |
21:57.39 | phrag | for instance, still can't get mplayer or kino working right... nor can i get gpg on it |
21:58.00 | phrag | excellent... reading now |
21:58.27 | jh_ | Noodles: will your Fn keymap fix also fix akita? |
21:58.43 | Noodles | I /hope/ so, but I'll need someone to test. :) |
21:59.32 | Noodles | It makes the application buttons at the bottom work too. |
22:00.30 | jh_ | awesome. i'm about to flash an image i built to my akita, if that works I could give it a try |
22:00.47 | offroadgeek | noodles: do you know if the d-pad is fixed in the new build? |
22:02.01 | offroadgeek | noodles: I'm happy to test all you need for the akita |
22:03.11 | Noodles | d-pad isn't sorted yet. |
22:05.24 | offroadgeek | no worries |
22:06.20 | Noodles | The d-pad is harder; it works fine under console so opie is rotating it. |
22:18.06 | offroadgeek | anyone know if kphone works on OZ? |
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22:38.46 | root_ | hello |
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22:42.04 | narco | hello |
22:42.12 | narco | anyone here? |
22:42.31 | narco | I have a question if anyone could help? |
22:43.09 | SuD | i don't know the answer to THAT question yet |
22:43.24 | narco | well it seems everyone is sleeping |
22:43.37 | narco | maybe I shouldn't wake them up |
22:44.02 | narco | anyone have patience for a newbie? |
22:44.41 | SuD | i'm less than newbie, i don't have a zaurus |
22:45.10 | jh_ | what's up narco |
22:46.19 | narco | well I finally got the 5500 with GPE and OE installed |
22:46.31 | narco | Open Zaurus |
22:46.54 | jh_ | cool |
22:47.11 | narco | The only thing that the post forgot to mention is that you have to turn the switch to normal battery |
22:47.13 | narco | mode |
22:47.25 | narco | but no one picked up on it |
22:47.39 | narco | I did it out of fustration |
22:47.52 | narco | I spent hours and days |
22:48.02 | jh_ | did you add a comment to those instructions? (this is on openzaurus.org?) |
22:48.10 | narco | trying to figure this thing out |
22:48.37 | narco | I couldn't something with my office lan |
22:49.03 | narco | Well I got it to work now. I followed all the directions |
22:49.23 | narco | on the usb in linux connectivity and still I cannot ssh to it |
22:49.25 | jh_ | if you can add a comment with what you found so the next person doesn't feel your pain :) |
22:49.31 | narco | ssh root@collie |
22:49.50 | narco | tells me connection refused |
22:49.59 | jh_ | hmm... can you ping it? |
22:50.01 | narco | yes |
22:50.08 | narco | i ssh the ip address |
22:50.10 | jh_ | sounds like sshd (dropbear) isn't running |
22:50.25 | narco | and it told me my ip and port 20 was refused |
22:50.34 | narco | how do I run it |
22:50.37 | jh_ | does gpe come with a terminal app? |
22:50.40 | narco | yes |
22:51.19 | jh_ | fire that up and make sure dropbear is installed. i don't know if GPE includes it |
22:51.35 | narco | Newbie here |
22:51.42 | narco | wht is the command |
22:52.11 | jh_ | i'm not as familiar with GPE... does 'ipkg' work? |
22:52.46 | narco | yes |
22:52.48 | jh_ | ipkg info dropbear |
22:54.18 | narco | success |
22:54.23 | narco | now what |
22:54.43 | jh_ | ok, so it's installed. try 'ps' to see if it's running |
22:55.04 | jh_ | look for dropbear in the list of running processes |
22:55.39 | jh_ | if it's not running try /etc/init.d/dropbear start |
22:55.56 | narco | permission denied |
22:56.12 | jh_ | by the way, you were doing ssh to port 22, right? not port 20? |
22:56.25 | jh_ | you might have to 'su' to root |
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22:57.21 | narco | 22 |
22:57.25 | narco | yes |
22:57.28 | jh_ | ok |
22:57.35 | narco | i su |
22:57.37 | narco | to root |
22:57.48 | jh_ | did you try ps to see if dropbear was running? |
22:57.54 | narco | i did ps but did see |
22:59.30 | narco | is there run cmd for dropbear |
22:59.53 | jh_ | can you do the /etc/init.d/dropbear start? |
23:00.12 | jh_ | it might have to generate keys and the init script takes care of that |
23:00.23 | jh_ | although that could be the problem -- a missing init script |
23:01.14 | narco | dropbear not found |
23:02.11 | jh_ | ls -al /usr/sbin/dropbear |
23:02.15 | narco | dropbear present |
23:03.41 | jh_ | weird. take a look at /etc/init.d/dropbear (in vi or GPE's text editor) and see how it is calling dropbear |
23:03.46 | narco | came up |
23:03.48 | narco | present |
23:03.53 | jh_ | ah |
23:04.01 | jh_ | so you can ssh |
23:04.02 | jh_ | ? |
23:04.25 | narco | permissions lrwxrwxrwx |
23:04.48 | offroadgeek | noodles: when will the updated rom be ready for testing (on akita)? |
23:06.18 | jh_ | heck, try : /usr/sbin/dropbear -r /etc/dropbear/dropbear_rsa_host_key -p 22 |
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23:08.42 | narco | going to try |
23:10.24 | narco | nothing happened |
23:10.39 | narco | went to prompt |
23:11.01 | narco | did it work? |
23:11.55 | narco | help |
23:11.58 | jh_ | do another ps to see if it's running |
23:13.25 | narco | no drop bear |
23:14.09 | jh_ | does /etc/init.d/dropbear exist? |
23:15.03 | narco | dropbear present |
23:15.21 | jh_ | and when you run /etc/init.d/dropbear start it reports "dropbear not found" ? |
23:15.51 | jh_ | thats "/etc/init.d/dropbear start" |
23:15.52 | subdue | stupid keyboard binding is driving me nuts |
23:16.22 | narco | no did do anything |
23:16.40 | narco | went to prompt |
23:17.40 | jh_ | does "/usr/sbin/dropbear -h" do anything |
23:19.10 | narco | game me help |
23:19.15 | narco | options |
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23:21.14 | jh_ | try "/etc/init.d/dropbear restart" |
23:22.29 | narco | restarting dropbear |
23:22.34 | narco | SSH Server |
23:23.00 | jh_ | try ssh again |
23:23.15 | narco | :stopped /usr/sbib/dropbear (pid 1471 1467 1460 1438 439) |
23:23.20 | jh_ | heh |
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23:24.55 | narco | cannot ping |
23:24.58 | narco | or connect |
23:25.00 | narco | ssh |
23:25.48 | jh_ | ifconfig shows an interface other than loopback? |
23:25.49 | SuD | cannot ping? |
23:25.55 | jh_ | i thought you could ping before? |
23:26.23 | narco | I cannot even lsusb |
23:26.25 | SuD | but it refuses connect? is there an ip conflict? |
23:26.56 | jh_ | ifconfig |
23:27.24 | narco | says cmd not foun |
23:27.27 | narco | damn it |
23:27.32 | narco | Fedora Core 3 |
23:27.42 | jh_ | ifconfig on the Z |
23:27.56 | jh_ | on FC3 you need to be root for 'ifconfig' |
23:28.11 | SuD | or change your paths |
23:28.50 | narco | I have the ip address |
23:29.07 | narco | even if I use su? |
23:29.17 | SuD | it has to be su - |
23:29.26 | SuD | note the hyphen |
23:29.29 | narco | ok |
23:30.00 | narco | damn now its not showing up |
23:30.03 | narco | lsusb |
23:30.36 | SuD | ifconfig -a |
23:31.27 | narco | no usb0 |
23:31.32 | narco | eth0,1 |
23:31.34 | narco | lo |
23:31.38 | narco | sit0 |
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23:32.11 | SuD | perhaps one of those eth is really the usb device? |
23:33.01 | narco | i soft resetting |
23:33.11 | narco | no the IP is different |
23:33.51 | narco | now I got it back |
23:35.08 | narco | now I changed it to 192.168.129.1 |
23:36.26 | SuD | can you ping to and from? or connect ssh to and from? |
23:38.38 | narco | Last login: Tue May 3 16:07:01 2005 |
23:38.46 | narco | I connected? |
23:39.45 | narco | still has the same root@localhost |
23:39.50 | narco | cd .. |
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23:47.22 | narco | it says I permanently |
23:47.27 | narco | added as know hosts |
23:47.37 | narco | rsa key finger prnt |
23:48.56 | narco | what do you think? |
23:49.01 | narco | am I connected? |
23:49.10 | SuD | yes |
23:49.20 | SuD | tcp socket hast to be established prior to that point |
23:49.22 | narco | it boots me back to my root@localhost |
23:49.31 | narco | how? |
23:49.46 | SuD | localhost is your pc or your zaurus? |
23:49.52 | narco | pc |
23:49.59 | narco | zaurus is collie |
23:50.03 | narco | I assume |
23:50.06 | SuD | kee in mind that every host is localhost |
23:50.09 | SuD | for itself |
23:50.12 | narco | ok |
23:52.44 | narco | now that I ssh |
23:52.48 | narco | can I connect? |
23:52.56 | narco | or install the tcp socket? |