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02:51.04SpEnTBoYok I'm blind (and possibly was asking in the wrong window) ... wheres the feed for 0.7 rc1?
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08:22.10aref_naai'm having trouble with  sound under gpe 6.1: madplay was working fine a while agom then i tried out opie, now i reinstalled gpe and a bunch of packages, and now all of the apps report 'cannot open sound device', and the file that /dev/dsp is supposed to link to. anyone know how to fix this?
08:22.46aref_naaerr... ...dev/dsp is supposed to link to does not exist...
08:28.37aref_naaAh! found it. buried at the bottom of a wiki page. nevermind.
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11:55.21etbeHow do you build the busybox for Familiar?  I compiled it from the CVS and the result was half the size of the one that's in the default feed...  It works but obviously isn't the same as the default one...
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13:59.07alhrenanyone know offhand what kind of bitrate familiar's xine can handle?
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14:06.46xcasexanyone alive?
14:12.15alhreni don't suppose you know how to get audio working in xine?
14:15.28xcasexwith what device?
14:17.04alhrenipaq 3765, i've double checked that sound in general does work and changed the device from null to auto in the config, oss and esd fail to load, so i'm not sure what to go with
14:18.25xcasexhmmm oh i wouldnt know but try running kudzu and see what it gives you..
14:20.28alhrenno kudzu, or package for it.
14:20.47xcasexhmmm
14:20.57xcasexwhat does dmesg tell you?
14:23.27alhrenall i can see is 'ipaq audio support initialized', no errors visible
14:24.36xcasexwait a sec i'll google and see what i can find
14:27.10xcasexnope sorry cant find anyone else with the problem :/
14:27.31alhrenit's annoying because it'll decode the video just fine. i transcoded the bitrate down, and the video plays smoothly, without sound. I transcoded the sound into a separate file and that played fine. but they won't play together.
14:30.36xcasexhow many channels does the soundchip support?
14:31.02alhreni don't know.
14:31.14xcasexhmm
14:31.19alhrennever looked into the technical data for it
14:31.34xcasexoh well i really dunno, but i can understand the annoyance factor :/
14:32.02xcasexi myself just bought one of the developer edition agenda vr3's and i am thinking of slapping gpe unto it :D
14:33.19alhrenyeah. i at one point had sound working (except that the only clip i had was 4 minutes/50megs. This is 5 minutes/11 megs. (Two reinstalls later to try out prereleases, and it took an hour to get ANY sound working.)
14:33.26alhrennice.
14:34.30xcasex:D
14:44.30alhrenlooks like it's time to try the basic bootstrap and ipkg everything in.
14:46.24alhreni'm convinced this is a problem with sound daemons.
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15:19.41alhreni'm really beginning to wish ppp was 100% set up on the ipaq side in the bootstrap images.
15:20.46xcasexhehe not fun being alhren ;D
15:21.58alhrenthis is the fifth image i've flashed in the past 2 weeks, just trying to make everything work right. boot-gpe has many broken things.
15:23.01xcasexwhy dont take the easy route and buy a zaurus ? :D
15:24.14alhrenheh. i'd love to have money to spend on a new handheld... or a new gaming system so i can dedicate this box to linux... or a 80" widescreen tv... but $$$ are short.
15:24.23alhrenoh well.
15:25.02xcasexwell i have just started using ebay and pricerunner (a swedish price comparison webrobot thingie)
15:25.06xcasexso im saving a few
15:25.08xcasexbut
15:25.21xcasexi need a new laptop the g3 ibook has some issues nowadays
15:25.52alhrenoh yeah. laptop. that's near the top of my list. :)
15:26.45xcasexhehe :D
15:26.52xcasexwell that and a new wifi node
15:27.56alhrenergh. ipkg upgrade is taking forever.
15:28.07xcasexhehe
15:28.17xcasexthey should port portage over instead of dpkg :D
15:29.01alhrenat least i'm on a lan. (i shudder to think of doing any package downloading over dialup...)
15:29.17xcasexeek.. that would be horrid..
15:29.34xcasexi'm trying to hunt down a ethernet cradle for the darn agenda pda..
15:30.03xcasexotherwise it's either ir or ppp and that isnt acceptable imo
15:30.20alhrenthat's why i'm scrambling to get my software settled in on my box and pda before college is over
15:30.32alhren(fresh redhat install)
15:30.38xcasexaah :D
15:30.43xcasexnew to linux or?
15:31.08alhrenmore of an 'it supports ALL of my hardware out of the box' switch.
15:31.22alhrenwas running mandrake, switched to slackware
15:31.27xcasexhaha thats always nice to hear .
15:31.29alhrennow redhat
15:32.15xcasexwell i've been on the oss train since '93 and i'm liking it :D
15:32.23alhrenfor some reason slackware's kernel flipped out on usb. segfaults, even kernel panic if usb things were connected when the install cd booted.
15:32.36xcasexthat's very strange...
15:33.03alhrenmaybe a bad vburn, but 3 cds of packages are nice too.
15:33.16alhrendon't have to build everything from source either. :)
15:33.20etbeipkg upgrade over dialup probably wouldn't be that much slower.  Due to the way it downloads one package and installs it completely before downloading the next, it only does about 5Kb/s average or less when installing small packages.
15:33.20xcasexand even more strange is that i've been hearing about kernel panics "caused" by the usb lkm's hmm.. to much lately
15:34.05xcasexok =)
15:34.27alhrenthat's not too horrible.
15:35.15xcasexnow what would be really nice is to get hold of a flashcard r/w thing that is hooked up on the serialport :D
15:36.23alhrenheh. it would have been nice to have been able to buy a serial *cradle* in the first place.
15:36.32alhrenhad to add serial to my usb cradle.
15:37.00xcasexwell i just have a serialport interface cable for the agendavr3 so .. :/
15:37.58alhrenipaq's started shipping with usb-only... had to track down pinouts for the connector and solder some leads on, then solder onto a db9. that was *fun.*
15:38.21xcasexugh
15:38.33xcasexthat sounds like my planned memory upgrade for the agenda :D
15:38.50xcasexneed to solder piggyback style the sdram simm's ..
15:38.57alhrenheh.
15:41.06alhrenis there enough room in the thing for that?
15:42.08xcasexheh probably not but a friend of mine works with industrial design so he can probably refit it for me :D
15:43.14alhrennice.
15:43.37xcasexyeah well let's put it down like this, he has a hard time getting the thumb out of the you know what.
15:43.55alhrenlol
15:45.19xcasexhmm i wonder
15:45.27alhrendangit! it went to sleep and screwed up installing a package.
15:45.42xcasexif i buy a rs232<->usb converter ... i do still need a usb chip onboard dont i?
15:46.00alhrenprobably.
15:46.45alhrenmine used one connector, but the 4 usb leads were in a different place than the rs232
15:47.27xcasexmaybe if one uses a laptop docking station with onboard usb... naw.. that would be overkill...
15:47.37alhrenheh.
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16:08.18aref_naa_is this network overly flaky, or have i just been away from irc so long i don't remember properly?
16:08.56jgaref_naa_: it has hardly be something to call "reliable"
16:10.16aref_naa_heh. :)
16:13.01xcasexaref_naa_: get this, lilo is getting fsf funding for this network also ...
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16:15.52alhrenlooks like the reinstall fixed xine.
16:16.09alhrenoss shows up as the default sound system in the config.
16:16.55alhren(now to get gpe properly installed...)
16:19.06xcasexhehe
16:19.22xcasexhow much space does gpe+familiar occupy?
16:20.25alhrennot much. 64mb base memory, I had quite a lot left last time I had it installed, enough for at least an 11mb movie clip and some extraneous stuff, and whatever free space i had left.
16:20.44alhrenplus my 2 128mb CF cards. :) lots of mp3's.
16:20.46xcasexhmmm
16:21.02xcasexthe bare minimum then ?
16:22.18alhrennever really counted megabytes. it's a low-impact install tho
16:22.59xcasexthing is .. i have 14MB to store the system on ...
16:23.16alhrenah.
16:23.31xcasexyeah so thats my little gripe :/
16:23.49alhrenit should fit, if you're picky about packages. dunno, really.
16:24.36xcasexhmm i'll see what i can do when it gets here :D
16:24.48alhrenIgh. this is annoying. The task package for gpe installed, but none of its dependencies.
16:25.19xcasexhaha :D
16:26.06alhreni'm glad i 'ipkg list > pkglist'ed, or i'd be going insane trying to remember package names.
16:27.29alhreni've also just realized i have three ssh connections piping through 1 serial port...
16:29.17xcasexhaha :D
16:30.09alhrenBetter than i do on the desktop. i usually have most of the virtual consoles plus half a dozen Eterms open.
16:30.35xcasexsame here
16:30.53xcasexi usually just have Eterms open and abiword + evolution
16:31.36alhreni've taken to keeping madplay on vc/2 on mass shuffle thru all my music,
16:31.49xcasexhehe sweet :D
16:32.26xcasexdo you use vwm's in gpe ?
16:32.40alhrenvwm?
16:32.49xcasexmultiple desktops
16:33.28alhrenah. no. still can't figure out how to access the f-keys on the ipaq, though i do it on my desktop sometimes.
16:33.46xcasexhehe drag in the gnome-panel ;D and use it's applets :P
16:34.30xcasexstella ?
16:35.10alhrenatari 2600 emulator. uses fkeys to launch games. someone made one work for wince, but the familiar one still wants f-keys.
16:35.16xcasexaaah :D
16:35.23xcasexbut for the f-keys
16:35.32xcasexwhy not just use xmodmap or something similar?
16:35.45alhren???
16:35.53xcasexuhm forget it :D
16:35.58alhren(still relative newbie to some stuff)
16:36.09xcasexokey :D
16:36.12xcasexman xmodmap :D
16:37.38alhrenah. something like that'd really help. (i.e.ctrl-alt-shift-1=f1)
16:37.46xcasexyep :D
16:37.49alhrenif it can be done
16:38.12alhrenand that makes 5 eterms and counting...
16:40.08alhrenWOOHOO! XIne plays the movie w/sound!
16:40.15xcasexsweet :D
16:40.28alhrentoo bad i encoded the sound at 32kbps :)
16:40.36xcasexheh
16:41.49alhrenVideo's not bad tho. 300kbps is hardly noticeable on that screen.
16:42.41xcasexsounds good enuff :D
16:42.58alhrenquite. now i can play that video i'm addicted to anywhere.
16:44.12alhrenquite a crunch too. 80meg mpg to 11mb divx.
16:44.23xcasexunless it's anika boa i dont care :P
16:44.42xcasex*anika moa
16:45.01alhrennope. avalanches 'frontier psychiatrist' music vid
16:45.24alhrenit's weird, but you can't stop watching it :)
16:45.32xcasexhaha
16:45.47xcasexthat's like the reyksopp video with the vector gfx
16:48.02alhrennever saw that one.
16:48.17xcasexoh it's pretty neato :D
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16:49.06sexizfunHi all
16:49.25alhrenthat was random
16:49.30xcasexyeah
16:50.04alhrenthere are *print servers* for these things?! (scrolling package list)
16:50.12xcasexhaha
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16:50.40gantrixhello?
16:51.50xcasexwe're not here
16:51.56gantrixbummer
16:52.00gantrixyou must be a bot then
16:52.04xcasexyep
16:52.26gantrixI need a new PDA
16:52.35alhrenso do we all...
16:52.39xcasextough
16:52.58gantrixMy old one is a 512K 3Com "PalmPilot"
16:53.05gantrixI was going to go buy an IPAQ and put familiar/Opie on it
16:53.31gantrixwhich do you prefer, the IPAQ 1910 or 3835?
16:53.41gantrixwill familiar even run on the 1910?
16:53.54xcasexbuy a zaurus and save some time
16:53.58alhrenheh.
16:54.09gantrixI don't really like the zaurus packaging
16:54.28gantrixplus zaurus has a closed source desktop environment doesn't it?
16:54.35xcasexehm no
16:54.38xcasexor sort of
16:54.47xcasexbut it runs leenooks
16:54.48xcasex:D
16:55.03gantrixisn't familiar leenooks?
16:55.14alhrenyup
16:55.26xcasexyes , but i wouldnt recommend someone to bootstrap a new pda
16:55.26xcasex:D
16:55.38gantrixis it that big of a pain in the ass?
16:56.02xcasexto bootstrap a pda.. well.. yes but in the arse.. no ;D
16:56.41gantrixso then is everyone giving up on the IPAQ/familiar platform and just using Zaurus?
16:56.45alhrenyou have to wrestle packages for a while. sometimes you have to build hardware. bootstraps for .6.1 are screwy...
16:56.46xcasexnope
16:57.18xcasexlet me put it like this, how long have you been using linux ?
16:57.27gantrixso why is anyone developing linux stuff for the Ipaq then?
16:57.28xcasexand what experience level would you say you have?
16:57.38gantrixI've been using linux for about 4 years
16:57.48xcasexah well then.. you should be able todo it :D
16:58.05xcasexwhy we are? because we can and linux fits well on these sort of devices :D
16:58.08gantrixwait, you are saying I have to build hardware to load a boot image onto my ipaq?
16:58.24alhreni had to add serial connectivity to my cradle
16:58.46gantrixwhat sort of cradle does it come with?  USB?
16:58.51alhrenyep.
16:59.13gantrixand you can't connect with USB?
16:59.41gantrixdoes familiar run on the Ipaq 1910?
16:59.45alhrencurrent bootloader only works over serial using minicom and the like
17:00.08gantrixwhere can I find a "howto" on doing all this?
17:00.14alhrendon't know. last i checked they were still working on a 3800 port
17:00.27alhrenfamiliar.handhelds.org+google=all you get
17:01.01gantrixwell then that might sinch it up for me then
17:01.10gantrixif there is too little tech info out there, I might choose to go with a Sony Clie
17:01.16gantrixor buy a Zaurus
17:01.22Disconnectibot: h3800
17:01.23methinks h3800 is all working.  see http://www.handhelds.org/projects/h3800.html
17:02.05alhrenmeh. i don't have one, so i didn't pay much attention
17:02.33jggantrix: 38xx all works.  39xx almost all working.  54xx port underway, but still working on basic drivers....
17:02.34gantrixI'm not going to mod my cradle to add a serial connection
17:03.12Disconnectwant a pda (at a decent price point)? get a palm device.. want a small laptop-type thing? get an ipaq under gpe/x .. want something halfway between? ipaq under opie.. (which is where I am these days) .. and if you just want to lose all your data periodically, use a wince device ;)
17:03.54xcasexDisconnect: you wouldnt know if i can squeeze in familiar+gpe/opie on a agenda vr3 developer ed. ?
17:03.54alhreni tend to enjoy hardware mods... (trying to remember where i put my NES-parallel-port gamepad...)
17:03.56gantrixyes, Ipaq with Opie is what I was interested in
17:04.06Disconnectand IIRC demo has gotten a dell axim to start booting, but not much farther (amazingly enough, he's done it w/ no dell support, too..)
17:04.34Disconnectxcasex: no idea, but the website has a hardware compatibility page that should indicate. not sure how up to date it is with the newest devices, but for the agenda it should say..
17:04.43gantrixI thought the dell axims are the same as the ipaqs
17:04.45xcasexthanks Disconnect  :D
17:05.05Disconnectgantrix: its not like PC, where the nuances are hidden by bios..
17:05.31Disconnectgantrix: its a very similar device, but unless the hardware is identical (and its not, compaq would be suing most likely if it was...) its still gotta be ported.
17:05.56gantrixI thought compaq made the axim for dell
17:06.15DisconnectIIRC strongarm makes some of it easy (standardized serial and lcd controller, etc) but its not 'the same' (witness demo, who worked for many months to get it as far as 'uncompressing...ok. Booting'..)
17:06.24Disconnectmight be.. but its still at least a bit different inside.
17:07.38Disconnecthrm. strangely enough, the agenda isn't listed on the platforms page at all.. might hit the list archives. (I'm thinking it has been asked before, I just don't recall the answer...)
17:07.44gantrixI don't mind playing around with this stuff as long as I eventually get it to work, but I really don't want to buy a $300 ipaq only to have it totally screwed up and unusable with a modified craddle that I can't return
17:08.01xcasexDisconnect: hmm i cant find it either ...
17:08.15alhren$300? i paid $500 in june for mine...
17:08.17Disconnecthttp://www.handhelds.org/platforms.html lists the status of the newer ipaq devices (which, IIRC, is "getting there" once you pass the 3900..)
17:08.32xcasexalhren: i paid 60$ for mine ;D
17:08.35gantrixI think they have come down in price since the newer models are out
17:08.47gantrixmy coworker paid $200 for a demo model
17:08.53gantrixebay has them for around $260
17:09.17Disconnectits amazing how much cheaper they've gotten ;)
17:09.25alhreneh. at least it was all gift money n my case.
17:10.02Disconnectlooks like the newest mostly-working is the 3900 ..
17:10.22gantrixok, so explain this to me
17:10.33gantrixhow do I get the initial image on the PDA
17:10.52gantrixare you saying I have to make a special serial to (whatever connection the PDA has) cable?
17:11.07alhrenbootloader is installed under wince
17:11.36gantrixso how do I get boot loader to pull an image in from my laptop?
17:11.36Disconnectyou run a wince app that saves off the flash and installs a bootldr.. then you boot to the bootldr (serial or - recently - you can flash w/ the lcd and a vfat cf/pcmcia hdd/whatever..) and install the root image
17:11.48Disconnectwith serial, its x or ymodem (takes a while)
17:11.53alhreni actually had to take my cradle apart and solder an entirely new set of wires into the main interface chip
17:11.55SpEnTBoYis usb networking not working on 3900?
17:12.11alhrenerr...board not chip
17:12.19Disconnectwith reflash bootloaders, you dump a config file and an image on a vfat partition, then it reads that in and you pick off a list. its slick...
17:13.03gantrixI'm confused
17:13.11Disconnectre the agenda: http://agendawiki.com/ - not sure if familiar will (or even can) run on it, but since its linux out of the box a new port wouldn't be particularly hard.
17:13.23gantrixHow big is the PocketPC image that get saved off?
17:13.36Disconnectgantrix: size of flash - 32M or some such. (but my breakfast is ready, I gotta bail.)
17:13.36xcasexDisconnect: oh i have that one bookmarked yet (im a google fanatic)
17:13.40gantrixare you telling me I have to get the boot image onto a compact flash card?
17:13.53alhrenor use a serial cradle
17:14.00Disconnectgantrix: thats the fast, new, slick way. the old way (safer, too) is to use serial and send it over ymodem
17:14.39gantrixbut I have to make a special cable just to allow my laptop to talk to my Ipaq?
17:14.53gantrixthey don't come with serial cradles anymore
17:14.57alhrenunless you can find/buy a serial cradle
17:15.15gantrixcan't minicom use USB?
17:16.13gantrixyou would think if HP/Compaq were so hip on linux, they might help out with some of this stuff
17:16.30gantrixat least make free webspace available like they do for the linux printer stuff
17:18.34gantrixdoes PocketPC allow me to ftp to it?
17:19.00alhrenI believe so. There's a faq on connecting to it from linux somewhere
17:19.38gantrixfuck it, maybe I should just bite the bullet and buy one hoping I can get it to work
17:20.46gantrixI don't know too much about compaq flash, how do I make a bootimage compaq flash and what equipment do I need?
17:21.29alhrenCF card.just the sleeve and a cf.
17:21.39gantrixwhat is cf?
17:21.58alhrencompactflash memory, also used by digital cameras
17:22.06alhrenlittle squarish chip
17:22.13gantrixI know
17:22.19gantrixI wasn't familiar with the acronym
17:22.24alhrenah.
17:22.36gantrixso I will need to get a cf reader/writer?
17:23.18alhrenthey should still have the sleeves, you can just send it through the ipaq onto the cf from your desktop
17:23.23gantrixhmmm, it looks as if you can make minicom work with USB
17:23.41gantrixthere are devices called /dev/ttyUSB0 etc
17:23.52gantrixso if this is the case, that is all I would need
17:23.59alhreni don't think the bootloader works with it tho...
17:24.31gantrixhmmm, that should be high priority on the developers list
17:24.50alhrenFrom the 0.6.1 install guide: The only way to communicate with the bootldr is via the serial port. You will need a serial sync cable or serial sync cradle. You will need to use a terminal program such as minicom, kermit, or Hyperterminal.
17:24.56gantrixthe more people you get playing with these things, the more popular they we be
17:25.23gantrixwhere can I get a serial sync cable?
17:25.39alhrenbuild or buy, if they still sell 'em.
17:25.56gantrixdamn, this seems like a loosing battle
17:26.27gantrixHaving Linux on a PDA would be cool, but not necessary.  Mainly I just need something that works with my Linux desktop nicely
17:26.33alhrencf jacket was $40 for me, that'd probably be your best choice.
17:26.48gantrixI'm so tired of manufacturers providing free software only for Windows people
17:29.36alhreni'd be perfectly happy to dump windows entirely if it weren't for my $400+ in games for it.
17:29.57gantrixI've been MS free for 4 years
17:30.02alhrenwindows sees about 5% of my computer's uptime
17:30.08gantrixexcept when I'm forced to use it at work
17:31.43gantrixok, so it sounds like I need to buy a CF card and borrow a friends CF sleeve in order to get this thing working
17:32.13gantrixbut at least I'll be able to boot off of the CF without destroying the windows CE that is already on the Ipaq
17:32.20gantrixjust in case I need to return it :)
17:32.42alhrenthat's your easiest option. you can actually put wince back if you want for some odd reason.
17:32.58gantrixhow much does a CF card cost now?
17:33.44alhrenI see 128mb's for aroun $50, but the bootstraps would only need 16mb tops
17:34.27gantrixhow much would a 16 or 32MB CF cost?
17:34.42gantrixoh well, I guess it is a trip to Fry's electronics
17:34.48alhrenLess. (I haven't looked at those in forever)
17:34.55gantrixOK folks, I'm off to run some errands
17:35.16gantrixI'll probably be back later to chat
17:35.18gantrixadios
17:38.27alhrenLooks like it's time for food. be back in a while
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