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00:09.35 | rob_w | morning ;-) |
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06:50.26 | rob_w | ~seen CosmicPenguin |
06:50.40 | apt | cosmicpenguin <i=nobody@nat/amd/x-9b068c9a1cae7dd5> was last seen on IRC in channel #oe, 8h 9m 59s ago, saying: 'sexy'. |
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08:12.42 | florian_kc | good morning |
08:14.17 | rob_w | morning florian_kc |
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18:11.08 | david-work | Does anyone know if it is possable to create a "page file" on a sdchip? Or someway to use the chip as memory? I have some programs that I use that eats my memory up quick and I am forced to soft reset. I would like to use something like 100 megs from the sdcard as memory is this possable? |
18:18.34 | goxboxlive | cr2 : Are you there? |
18:20.52 | rob_w | david-work, u mean swap ? |
18:21.18 | rob_w | but for windows , right ? |
18:22.12 | rob_w | david-work, google for ram disk and pocket pc .. maybe something comes up |
18:22.23 | rob_w | but i doubt it |
18:32.25 | david-work | I have :/ |
18:50.01 | cr2 | goxboxlive: hi. i have found where the gpio110 is changed. what wince is doing seems to be rather complex. |
18:50.39 | goxboxlive | ok, how complex? Are able tosolve it? |
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19:09.38 | dizzey | it should be doable |
19:10.09 | dizzey | when i was messing with a native build env i did read alot about having a swapfile over nfs |
19:10.50 | dizzey | never quite got that working but it should be better to have that pagefile on a sd than over a network connection |
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19:42.04 | cr2 | goxboxlive: i'm trying. there are still 3 gpios which are served by some program/dll not known to me. |
19:42.18 | goxboxlive | ok |
19:44.16 | cr2 | psokolovsky: can you check if the latest gnu-haret version works on ipaq h4[13]* ? |
19:45.06 | psokolovsky | cr2: Hi! gimme link to the latest version ;-) binary linked from haret wiki page does work. |
19:45.57 | cr2 | http://jornada820.sourceforge.net/files/haret/ |
19:46.35 | psokolovsky | cr2: thanks. will check today/tomorrow |
19:47.05 | cr2 | i'm mainly interested in 'dump asic3' and 'dump asic3gpio'. |
19:47.25 | psokolovsky | cr2: btw, I found the base address of acx100 on h4000. I'll send email on that. |
19:47.32 | psokolovsky | cr2: ok |
19:48.02 | cr2 | great. we are moving forward :) |
19:49.12 | cr2 | btw, it seems htc does not make any more pxa-based phones (universal is the last produced). 90% or the new phones are omap850. |
19:49.47 | cr2 | somebody should think about the omap* haret version |
19:51.05 | psokolovsky | cr2: I guess, they likely considered that omap is more suitable for *phone* (less power-hungry). Also, PXA's situation (Intel's having sold it) doesn't help too. |
19:53.20 | cr2 | agreed. two arm cpus per phone was also not very cost -effective. still, blueangel/universal/hw651* were nice engineered monsters. |
19:54.57 | psokolovsky | yep, and they're pretty current anyway. people still use h3600. and those phones will serve well for quite some time yet. Just waiting when second-hand price will drop below $300 ;-) |
19:55.47 | cr2 | i think that this page http://www.handhelds.org/moin/moin.cgi/SupportedHandheldSummary needs a "CPU" column. |
19:56.01 | cr2 | $300 for a blueangel ? |
19:56.40 | psokolovsky | cr2: there's http://handhelds.org/moin/moin.cgi/HandheldHardwareXref for that ;-) |
19:57.16 | psokolovsky | cr2: yep, something like that. correction: in this part of world ;-) |
19:57.29 | cr2 | universal and hw651x are currently in production, so they will stay expensive. universal is the top of the line device (must be $$$) and hw651x has gps. |
19:58.03 | cr2 | blueangel is an "obsolete" device ;-) |
19:58.35 | psokolovsky | its 128mb make it "special" too ;-) |
19:59.19 | cr2 | yes. and a 2D accel + IDCT ati chip. |
19:59.41 | cr2 | there are some nice changes here :) http://handhelds.org/moin/moin.cgi/HandheldHardwareXref |
20:01.02 | cr2 | omap750 and 850 are missing, though. |
20:02.17 | psokolovsky | cr2: yep, once it has shown it's usefull, I took a stab at brushing it up ;-) feel free to add anything missing! |
20:05.03 | cr2 | ok. it's a great cross-reference, but some things are missing. |
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23:08.53 | Kevin2 | Hi |
23:51.07 | psokolovsky | Kevin2, Hi! still online? |
23:51.07 | Kevin2 | Yes. What's new? |
23:51.07 | psokolovsky | Kevin2, well, still waiting for your confrimation regarding haret maintenance plan ;-) |
23:51.08 | psokolovsky | Kevin2, did you get CVS access already? |
23:51.09 | Kevin2 | I haven't heard back from anyone since sending the ssh keys. |
23:51.09 | Kevin2 | I wont have any time for it until the weekend. |
23:51.10 | Kevin2 | I do have a simplified linboot setup that is mostly working. I'm having some problems with tags, but I think I can resolve that. |
23:51.10 | psokolovsky | Kevin2, I just would like to be sure you're ok with proposed plan (fix logo issue, release that as 0.3.8, find good arm-wince-pe-gcc to work with, etc.) |
23:51.38 | psokolovsky | Kevin2, I'll ping George France regarding your access if I see him on irc. |
23:52.34 | psokolovsky | and yep, I don't have much time for it either now, cut would like to have org matters settled, so they didn't get into workflow later ;-) |
23:52.59 | Kevin2 | My plan would be - tag current, get gcc working, add haret-console, add new linboot/machine multiplexer, add irq watching/tracing code. Then look at a command class to splitup script.cpp. |
23:54.24 | psokolovsky | Kevin2, ok, then we need to tag and make branch, as I'd like to release current stable version. |
23:55.17 | Kevin2 | I think we have the same basic plan. I don't think we'll need to branch - we can always branch later from the tag if there is a concern. |
23:55.34 | psokolovsky | Kevin2, agree. |
23:56.00 | psokolovsky | Kevin2, so, let's leave that to whoever will actually start with the code, ok? |
23:56.36 | Kevin2 | Have you seen the "haret console" stuff? I just wrote a small python script that can run on the host machine. It adds logging and readline support. It can also help disassemble machine instructions when doing the advanced irq tracing/watching. |
23:57.30 | psokolovsky | Kevin2, probably no then. Sounds pretty good. Having readline is nice! |