00:00.09 | tsdogs | you have an extended partition on 1 and a msdos/vfat partition on 5 |
00:00.13 | tsdogs | that's the problem |
00:00.14 | herriojr | running mkfs.vfat didn't help with the sd card problem |
00:00.16 | tsdogs | ginge: :) |
00:00.43 | herriojr | when I connect it to my computer, it doesn't say that :) |
00:00.54 | tsdogs | herriojr: ok, but doing mkfs.vfat on partition 1 won't fix it |
00:01.08 | tsdogs | have you tryed with fdisk ? |
00:01.25 | herriojr | I'll try that |
00:01.27 | tsdogs | u using win or linux |
00:01.28 | tsdogs | ? |
00:01.41 | herriojr | ubuntu on vmware |
00:01.44 | tsdogs | linux, ok stupid question :) |
00:02.02 | herriojr | both is the real answer :) |
00:02.02 | tsdogs | so win is the native os? |
00:02.19 | herriojr | yeah, I had to make it my native OS for driver reasons relating to what I do |
00:02.19 | tsdogs | just check in the disk manager in windows. |
00:02.42 | tsdogs | herriojr: many of us do, at least at home I get to install what I want :) |
00:04.26 | marajin | ginge: Could always glue the chairs to the floor instead.. much quicker? |
00:04.51 | ginge | and glue the coders to the chairs... might just work |
00:05.08 | marajin | "erm, yes, kryten could you just check that chair again, it is still bolted to the floor?" "yes sir" "with really long bolts that go deep, deep into the ground?" "yes sir" "excellent.. just checking" |
00:05.42 | ginge | heh |
00:05.59 | herriojr | it isn't showing up in disk management, but on vmware I get: |
00:06.17 | marajin | I dunno why people said season 8 was a let down, I thought it was excellent |
00:06.38 | herriojr | http://pastebin.ca/1182057 |
00:07.35 | tsdogs | herriojr: you need to do fdisk -l /dev/sdb |
00:08.11 | herriojr | so how do I completely wipe it? |
00:08.21 | tsdogs | fdisk /dev/sdb |
00:08.42 | tsdogs | then hit "d" and "5" |
00:08.49 | tsdogs | then again "d" |
00:09.05 | herriojr | ok, done |
00:09.09 | tsdogs | do a "p" and it should be empty |
00:09.20 | herriojr | yup, it is |
00:09.32 | tsdogs | then n 1 p enter enter |
00:09.55 | herriojr | when I exit and did a fdisk -l /dev/sdb again, it shows both partitions again |
00:10.09 | tsdogs | cause you did not save the changes :) |
00:10.21 | herriojr | ok :) |
00:10.35 | herriojr | I learn a lot of new things everyday in this channel :) |
00:11.04 | tsdogs | so repeat the commands |
00:11.12 | herriojr | already did :) |
00:11.27 | tsdogs | ok now if you do a "p" you should have a Linux partition |
00:11.57 | tsdogs | now hit "t" (not sure if it asks for the partition type when there's one only) |
00:12.14 | herriojr | there was no place for me to hit "1" |
00:12.21 | herriojr | I'm assuming n p 2 ? |
00:12.25 | tsdogs | hmm, maybe I inverted |
00:12.37 | herriojr | the only available cylinders are 2-32524 |
00:12.39 | tsdogs | no it must be partition number 1 |
00:12.51 | tsdogs | no delete it the with "d" |
00:12.52 | herriojr | it says out of range when I try |
00:13.12 | tsdogs | now hit "n" it should ask for the partition type |
00:13.50 | tsdogs | or maybe the partition number I'm not sure ... |
00:14.15 | herriojr | ok, I figured it out |
00:14.27 | tsdogs | ok the enter was to confirm the size |
00:14.38 | herriojr | yup, I'm at the place where it shows /dev/sdb1 |
00:14.43 | tsdogs | now with p you should get a linux partition starting at 1 |
00:14.58 | herriojr | how do I save it? |
00:15.01 | tsdogs | ok now hit "t" |
00:15.11 | herriojr | ok |
00:15.21 | tsdogs | it asks for partition number? |
00:15.41 | herriojr | t asks for a hex code |
00:15.45 | herriojr | which I'm looking up |
00:15.59 | tsdogs | if not hit "b" |
00:16.22 | herriojr | what system ID do I set it to? |
00:16.27 | tsdogs | W95 FAT32 |
00:16.29 | tsdogs | "b" |
00:16.34 | herriojr | oh, that's what you meant by b :) |
00:16.47 | herriojr | ok, that's done |
00:17.04 | tsdogs | now hit "w" |
00:17.05 | herriojr | m |
00:17.43 | herriojr | ok, it shows up properly now |
00:17.48 | herriojr | cool, thanks |
00:18.07 | tsdogs | perfect, now mkfs.msdos (or vfat as you prefer) /dev/sdb1 |
00:18.45 | tsdogs | then it should mount in gnome (I think) |
00:18.57 | herriojr | yeah, it did |
00:18.58 | tsdogs | just hit sync before removing the card if needed |
00:19.12 | herriojr | or unmount it you mean? |
00:19.23 | tsdogs | well run sync anyway to be sure |
00:19.41 | herriojr | ok |
00:19.42 | tsdogs | well no it needs to be flushed, but an umount would do it anyway :) |
00:20.02 | herriojr | oops, forgot to run mkfs on it |
00:23.57 | tsdogs | once done put original files in the partition and umount it. and try in the phone :) |
00:29.57 | herriojr | http://pastebin.ca/1182071 |
00:30.29 | herriojr | I couldn't set the start to cylinder 1 |
00:30.33 | herriojr | only cylinder 2 |
00:31.28 | herriojr | but I'm sure that's fine since it was the first one I could start at :) |
00:32.25 | tsdogs | it's strange but not a problem. |
00:32.35 | tsdogs | did you run mkfs.msdos ? |
00:32.52 | herriojr | I couldn't get it to connect to vmware again, but instead had windows format it |
00:33.03 | herriojr | I'll do it all over again if I can get it to connect |
00:34.22 | tsdogs | well partition table should be ok, now it only seems strange it cannot mount it anymore, you formatted with FAT in win right? |
00:34.50 | herriojr | I think the default was FAT32 |
00:35.28 | tsdogs | ok, [ 2.094583] FAT: IO charset iso8859-1 not found is kind of strange for me, never seen it. |
00:35.34 | herriojr | yeah, the default was FAT32, I guess I should set it to FAT |
00:35.47 | tsdogs | no FAT32 is ok |
00:36.02 | tsdogs | checking what I have... |
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00:36.55 | tsdogs | vfat should be used... |
00:37.07 | tsdogs | so do a mkfs.vfat /dev/sdb1 |
00:37.10 | herriojr | ok |
00:37.19 | herriojr | lemme see if vmware will connect at all anymore |
00:37.22 | tsdogs | then copy the files, and change msdos with vfat |
00:37.26 | herriojr | it's really starting to be flaky :) |
00:37.49 | tsdogs | mine starts at cylinder 1 though |
00:38.13 | tsdogs | I wonder if it's something windows related... |
00:38.40 | herriojr | probably :) |
00:38.49 | tsdogs | as a last try u could use only windows disk manager to do it. |
00:39.25 | tsdogs | delete the partition and recreate a new one, the format it FAT32 and copy the files |
00:41.21 | herriojr | last try before I run off to catch my train |
00:41.21 | tsdogs | :) |
00:41.41 | tsdogs | waiting to go to bed... ;) |
00:41.48 | herriojr | same charset problem |
00:41.56 | herriojr | I'll look into it more tomorrow at home |
00:42.05 | herriojr | thanks for all the help |
00:42.26 | tsdogs | u welcome, night (or day :) |
00:43.59 | marajin | ginge: hmm how'd it go with the audibooks? just realised I'd forgot to move some of them into /store heh |
00:46.38 | ginge | I got a few. was going to ask you when is good... not now tho my tinternet is torrernting |
00:47.53 | marajin | ginge: heh the sum total for the prattchet alone is now 9 gigs |
00:48.01 | ginge | O.o |
00:48.24 | marajin | ginge: well, 35 discworld books, 4 bromeliad, strata and good omens too.. it mounts up |
00:49.01 | marajin | i may try jointing those files though, 100+ files for a single book is a bit ridiculous |
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02:24.04 | marajin | ginge: Did anyone boot the new android on the kaiser yet btw? |
02:24.16 | ginge | me, once |
02:24.42 | marajin | once? |
02:24.42 | marajin | heh |
02:24.50 | marajin | you booted from SD and it froze? |
02:28.44 | ginge | yeah |
02:29.43 | marajin | fair enough. I get the impression you're f'knackered and pissed off with work somehow? |
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03:28.38 | ani1 | anybody know of a way to get a CDMA version of android for the HTC Titan? i can boot it from SD but its gsm :( |
03:32.11 | marajin | ani1: i think you're probably actually booting a cdma version |
03:33.50 | marajin | ani1: basically as far as i know the only SD release for android we have is for the vogue which is CDMA |
03:33.51 | ani1 | the options are gsm like making phone calls fail |
03:34.01 | ani1 | and sms/web fails |
03:34.16 | marajin | yes but more likely that's your kernel than android |
03:34.32 | marajin | You'd have to speak to the people working on the titan port |
04:49.31 | tmzt_mp900c | titan and vogue are pretty similar, aren't they? |
04:49.58 | marajin | tmzt_mp900c: more or less under the hood yep. |
04:50.05 | marajin | i think they're both msm7500 |
04:51.05 | tmzt_mp900c | it works on vogue and not titan, is that dzo hasn't ported it yet? |
04:51.52 | tmzt_mp900c | has he got the new library for 0.9? |
04:52.01 | marajin | no idea |
04:52.11 | marajin | i don't think dzo's finished the ril yet for 0.9 |
04:52.27 | tmzt_mp900c | so calls don't work on vogue either? |
04:52.42 | marajin | not on the 0.9 version |
04:53.14 | tmzt_mp900c | ok |
04:53.46 | tmzt_mp900c | missed the part he thought he was booting a gsm version, got to read back more before posting |
04:53.52 | marajin | haha |
04:53.54 | marajin | yeah |
04:54.18 | tmzt_mp900c | be nice to get titan keyboard/wifi working though |
04:54.38 | marajin | i geuss |
04:54.41 | marajin | guess |
04:54.45 | marajin | but the titan keyboard is odd :P |
04:55.03 | tmzt_mp900c | can't get the debian version of xfbdev to build, going to have to pull the configs from oe/angstrom |
04:55.28 | tmzt_mp900c | can't figure out how to tell it not to check for/use mesa/gl |
05:03.25 | tmzt_mp900c | everything on kaiser is waiting for dma stuff? |
05:05.24 | marajin | tmzt_mp900c: more or less |
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09:30.24 | Red_Lion | :( |
09:45.49 | exco | :-D |
09:46.48 | Red_Lion | :P |
09:47.21 | exco | O:-) |
09:48.36 | Red_Lion | -_- |
09:48.38 | Red_Lion | :) |
09:49.27 | exco | =-O |
09:49.31 | Red_Lion | exco, you are to don't know how kill time? :) |
09:49.59 | exco | no more youtube, flickr, facebook? |
09:50.50 | Red_Lion | exco, don't like this |
09:51.44 | exco | actually I have a lot of stuff to do ... I just don't want to start |
09:55.15 | Red_Lion | :) it's normal. |
09:55.53 | Red_Lion | work on bbisp system but it's so lazy... :) |
09:56.55 | exco | well it's the weekend so there's an excuse for not doing the things needed to be done somewhen |
10:00.22 | Red_Lion | exco, you are lucky... i don't have weekends :( |
10:02.48 | exco | everybody makes his own choices ;-) |
10:04.42 | Red_Lion | exco, yes, you are right :) |
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10:38.26 | tsdogs | paulproteus: ping |
10:39.29 | tsdogs | paulproteus: just in case you read this: http://git.asheesh.org/?p=qtopia_snapshot.git "Internal server error" :( |
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13:42.09 | dcordes | morning |
13:46.01 | dcordes | the phone will not work ootb with the msm7200 with frameworkd (in openmoko fso) |
13:50.26 | dcordes | that is because the openmoko phone uses only one serial channel to transport data between the modem and system |
13:50.57 | dcordes | there is a thing called muxd that realizes transport under that condition |
13:51.19 | dcordes | in order to get msm7200 etc working, we must make a new modem type. somebody good in python? |
13:51.47 | ali1234 | yeah im pretty good in python. what do you need? |
13:52.14 | dcordes | what I said, a new modem type in the new openmoko freesmartphone.org based phone daemon |
13:52.18 | dcordes | "frameworkd" |
13:52.31 | ali1234 | and that's written in python? |
13:52.35 | dcordes | I think so |
13:52.50 | dcordes | you got OE? |
13:53.01 | ali1234 | o |
13:53.02 | ali1234 | no |
13:54.04 | dcordes | http://git.freesmartphone.org/ |
13:54.21 | dcordes | framework.git must be the frameworkd |
13:54.33 | dcordes | and gsm0710muxd.git is the mux thing |
13:55.28 | dcordes | marajin: can you try to communicate with smd0 and smd1 in one of your fso images? |
13:55.51 | dcordes | marajin: because that doesn't work for me. it froze when I did this and I can't figure out why |
13:56.11 | dcordes | marajin: same kernel in openmoko-image and it works |
13:57.54 | marajin | 'lo dcordes |
13:57.57 | marajin | nice timing |
13:58.06 | marajin | just woke up |
13:58.22 | dcordes | ali1234: the code for the moko modem (at least a part of it) is located in framework.git/framework/subsytems/ogsmd |
13:58.28 | dcordes | heh, me just semi awake |
13:58.59 | dcordes | ali1234: theres the modems folder which has code for the specific modems |
13:59.07 | dcordes | ti calypso is the moko |
13:59.22 | ali1234 | so how dos the msm work then? |
13:59.50 | dcordes | ali1234: I was told the msm approach has to be similar as the one used for open ezx phones (not sure which of the present modems that is, if any) |
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14:00.23 | Zoolooc | listens to "good morning little schoolgirl"... |
14:00.37 | dcordes | lol |
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14:02.11 | marajin | icecream... breakfast of champions |
14:02.12 | marajin | heh |
14:02.29 | dcordes | ali1234: the msm has lots of channels for the different purposes. for example, unlike on the moko where they pump gprs data and at commands through one serial channel, we have got a device node smd0 which is exlcusively for AT, and then there is smd1 where gprs data goes through, which is used by pppd e.g. |
14:02.29 | ali1234 | http://git.freesmartphone.org/?p=framework.git;a=blob;f=framework/subsystems/ogsmd/modems/freescale_neptune/modem.py;h=36c30b1e4cd84e3a53c0645714fe9404aaf42914;hb=HEAD |
14:02.42 | ali1234 | so is it like the link i just linked? |
14:02.47 | dcordes | lemme se |
14:04.19 | dcordes | ali1234: l 31 ff? |
14:04.26 | dcordes | that table |
14:04.42 | ali1234 | yeah i guess |
14:04.49 | dcordes | if those devices are presented by the ezx hardware, it is the same approach |
14:05.12 | ali1234 | well thats what it says |
14:05.17 | dcordes | if they are provided by the *muxd.py thing, it isn't |
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14:05.30 | dcordes | I just wonder because the device names have mux |
14:05.40 | ali1234 | that's something else completely |
14:06.31 | dcordes | I'm not sure about it, all what I was told by the framework dev is that ezx must be similar to what I want to do |
14:06.47 | dcordes | but he also said we don't want mux because hardware does that |
14:06.52 | dcordes | or rather the modem software |
14:07.35 | ali1234 | well it looks wuite simple |
14:08.15 | dcordes | not to me :) |
14:08.51 | ali1234 | so what device nodes do you have? |
14:08.55 | ali1234 | and what do they do? |
14:09.01 | dcordes | /dev/smd0 AT |
14:09.10 | dcordes | /dev/smd1 GPRS data |
14:09.22 | dcordes | /dev/smd7 GPS nmea data |
14:09.33 | ali1234 | what is GPS nmea? |
14:09.52 | dcordes | msm7x0xx gps one |
14:10.52 | ali1234 | is that all? |
14:10.57 | dcordes | http://git.linuxtogo.org/?p=groups/mobile-linux/kernel.git;a=blob;f=arch/arm/mach-msm/kaiser-smd.c;h=dbb56879a6bd2136ee84bf6e47b3f29ef2700161;hb=refs/heads/htc-msm line 387 following |
14:11.24 | ali1234 | so 5 channels |
14:11.24 | dcordes | those 3 are all when it comes to what we know |
14:11.35 | dcordes | there are 4 more mystery channels |
14:11.41 | dcordes | we don't know the function of |
14:12.05 | dcordes | the htc-msm code lists two only |
14:12.10 | dcordes | the other 2 are not in yet |
14:16.05 | dcordes | ali1234: gprs works like this: we send an init AT command to the modeo through /dev/smd0, then pppd is ran on /dev/smd1 |
14:16.39 | dcordes | ginge provides a script to do that where you can see how it works http://www.headfuzz.co.uk/files/android/ppp.notsh |
14:19.13 | ali1234 | well frameworkd does not handle GPS or GPRS |
14:19.25 | ali1234 | which leaves you with 1 channel that it can actually use |
14:19.33 | dcordes | no gprs? |
14:19.44 | ali1234 | it only does gsm |
14:19.56 | dcordes | ok |
14:20.09 | ali1234 | actually it handles gps |
14:20.19 | ali1234 | but you just specify the serial device in the config filw |
14:20.24 | dcordes | do you think it would be easy to make a modem code that only does the at magic? |
14:20.30 | dcordes | using /dev/smd0 |
14:21.25 | ali1234 | set modem type "singleline" |
14:21.35 | ali1234 | then edit http://git.freesmartphone.org/?p=framework.git;a=blob;f=framework/subsystems/ogsmd/modems/singleline/modem.py;h=5db5f3c16e71ff3b4ce07505fe5bad571954f6f5;hb=HEAD |
14:21.47 | ali1234 | and change the device (at last line) to /dev/smd0 |
14:21.51 | dcordes | right, singleline is what mickey told me |
14:22.05 | dcordes | ok that makes sense |
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14:22.28 | dcordes | ginge: morning |
14:22.37 | ginge | morning. how goes? |
14:23.32 | marajin | 'lo meester ginge |
14:24.12 | dcordes | ginge: messing with freesmartphone.org |
14:24.19 | ginge | did anyone do anything cool while my head was buried in work? |
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14:24.34 | dcordes | pulls fraework.git |
14:25.03 | ginge | whats that all about then? |
14:25.34 | ginge | the wiki is vague |
14:25.53 | dcordes | git clone git://git.freesmartphone.org/framework.git |
14:26.18 | dcordes | ginge: it's about using the phone's hardware in the new python based moko platform |
14:26.33 | dcordes | aka freesmartphone.org |
14:26.35 | ginge | sounds interesting |
14:26.46 | ginge | did you manage to boot X yet? |
14:26.46 | dcordes | it is |
14:26.50 | dcordes | no |
14:27.03 | ginge | hmm. I got it working once and now I cant get itt o boot again. |
14:27.06 | dcordes | ginge: I set the size you told me and I get the same fsckup |
14:27.27 | ginge | did you comment out panning initialisation too? |
14:27.39 | dcordes | i.e. Xfbdev displays half/only draws black screen with a white underscore |
14:27.52 | dcordes | maybe that is because I don't have the panning disabled |
14:27.53 | dcordes | no |
14:27.56 | ginge | ahh, yeah panning |
14:28.10 | ginge | I had the half thing when I was messing with panning |
14:28.26 | dcordes | great so I know what's wrong |
14:29.00 | ginge | maybe. I can't even get gizard to to load in haret :/ |
14:29.03 | dcordes | could you make a diff wof the board and framebuffer? |
14:29.12 | ginge | yeah, one sec |
14:29.15 | dcordes | ginge: try the kgreegr image |
14:29.21 | ginge | link? |
14:29.23 | dcordes | it has Xfbdev and boots fine |
14:29.30 | dcordes | from sd |
14:29.55 | dcordes | http://linuxtogo.org/~lgorris/tgreer-special-sd-rootfs.tar.gz |
14:29.59 | ginge | cheers |
14:30.24 | dcordes | it should worf off sd |
14:30.26 | dcordes | work |
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14:39.15 | ginge | http://www.headfuzz.co.uk/files/android/git-diff-msm_fb |
14:39.45 | ginge | didn't bother with the platform data c as its only got 1 think changed |
14:40.24 | dcordes | ok I've got to go |
14:40.25 | dcordes | later |
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15:06.16 | SanMehat | halo |
15:12.18 | ginge | hi SanMehat |
15:12.29 | SanMehat | hey ginge, how are you doing? |
15:12.40 | ginge | winning, slowly ;) |
15:12.56 | ginge | yourself? |
15:12.58 | SanMehat | nice :) |
15:13.15 | SanMehat | just waking up with my first cup of coffee |
15:13.32 | ginge | ahh lazy saturdays :) |
15:18.17 | SanMehat | funny, thats what my fiance calls them too :) |
15:18.28 | SanMehat | hows your project going? |
15:18.37 | ginge | which one? |
15:18.57 | SanMehat | whichever one involves htc :) |
15:19.07 | SanMehat | you're doing msm stuff right? |
15:19.14 | ginge | heh. well I was just looking at the sd driver again |
15:19.30 | ginge | see if I could get to the bottom of the dma problem |
15:20.02 | SanMehat | yeah thats wierd |
15:20.10 | SanMehat | are you sure you're using the correct datamover channel? |
15:20.20 | SanMehat | for your platform? |
15:21.05 | SanMehat | it defaults to 8 but AMSS can re-assign it if they want to since by default its shared with some other junk |
15:21.06 | ginge | yeah, pretty sure. We can trsansfer plenty of data back and forth but occasionally we get a timeout waiting for dataend,generally under high load, say starting X |
15:21.12 | SanMehat | oh great |
15:21.18 | SanMehat | on writes or reads? |
15:21.44 | ginge | always writes from what i can see. I applied your patch that changes the dataend flag but still no joy |
15:21.55 | SanMehat | thats so damned wierd |
15:22.06 | ginge | I dont know if anyone mentioned, but we have to put a delay in the msmsdcc_irq in order for it to even work |
15:22.22 | SanMehat | wha? |
15:22.33 | SanMehat | otherwise what happens? |
15:22.42 | ginge | CRC and then timeouts |
15:22.58 | SanMehat | hmm. |
15:23.07 | SanMehat | hmmm. |
15:23.12 | ginge | yeah |
15:23.14 | SanMehat | hmmmm. |
15:23.34 | SanMehat | data crc or command crc? |
15:23.40 | ginge | so I was just looking into polling the status register in vic to see if I can hack it to work |
15:23.45 | ginge | first one, then the other |
15:23.46 | SanMehat | and data or command timeout? |
15:23.54 | ginge | command timeout |
15:24.24 | SanMehat | hmm... it sounds like your controller is acting a bit different from 7501A |
15:24.29 | ginge | I don't know if it i normal, but we get command timeouts sending an mmc command. cant remember which now, 5 maybe? |
15:24.42 | ginge | on init that is |
15:24.43 | SanMehat | you'll get some timeouts during initialization |
15:24.47 | SanMehat | yeah that is fine. |
15:24.55 | ginge | yeah it just resends, I figured it was ok |
15:25.09 | SanMehat | yeah its pinging the card to see if its an SDIO device |
15:25.31 | ginge | ok. |
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15:30.03 | ginge | I assume the irq should trigger after the dma is completed |
15:34.25 | SanMehat | which irq? |
15:35.31 | ginge | msmsdcc_irq handler only handles one irq |
15:35.34 | SanMehat | well i'm not using MMC irqs to end a DMA transaction.. I use the datamover irq to do it and then wait on DATAEND/DATABLKEND |
15:36.37 | ginge | yeah, but we get the datamover irq before dataend and it timesout on polling for dataend |
15:38.38 | ginge | and in the irq handler when it polls the mmc status registers, it is getting confused and erroring out |
15:39.03 | SanMehat | yeah the status register is really fragile for some reason |
15:39.28 | ginge | it would seem so. I tried polling it and it just locked the device |
15:40.37 | ginge | which is why I am looking at the vic status registers. If I can work out roughly when the irq trigger falls, it might be a better way for us to weait for the correct time to do the ir handling |
15:41.29 | ginge | at the moment all that works for us is rising triggering on the irq, so it seems to happen too early in the datamover cycle. If I can catch it when it falls, it might just work |
15:44.03 | ginge | brb |
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16:00.45 | SanMehat | i'm not sure that thats correct |
16:00.49 | SanMehat | hang on |
16:00.56 | SanMehat | i'll see if i can dig up my notes |
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16:08.47 | marajin | SanMehat: how's the btie wound btw? |
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16:13.03 | eagle_hawk | hello everybody |
16:13.24 | eagle_hawk | I need help regarding linux setup for himalya |
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16:16.03 | eagle_hawk | would appreciate anyone helping me out with himalaya setup |
16:17.29 | exco | http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=HimalayaLinuxBooting |
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16:30.26 | paulproteus | tsdogs, It's just a problem with gitweb! |
16:30.27 | paulproteus | But thanks for letting me know. I'll look into it. |
16:31.09 | tsdogs | paulproteus: I thought so, but I wanted to check the activity, so it was easyer with the web interface :) |
16:31.22 | paulproteus | Yes (-: |
16:35.58 | dcordes | < ginge> always writes from what i can see. <- I got dma problems using mplayer to play video. |
16:36.31 | ginge | doesnt mean there wasnt a write |
16:40.25 | dcordes | tmp or so? |
16:41.34 | SanMehat | marajin: its better thanks, i had to get shots but i'm allright |
16:42.17 | marajin | aww :( no rabies crazed sanmehat for us? |
16:45.00 | eagle_hawk | i am stuck in himalaya boot at portmap deamon...pls help anybody |
16:48.34 | eagle_hawk | guys help me with haret start should I start the "listen network connections" in haret and then click run script?????? |
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17:03.11 | ali1234 | ~seen wasup |
17:03.13 | apt | wasup <n=Tech@208.47.103.106> was last seen on IRC in channel #htc-linux, 2d 20h 8m 3s ago, saying: 'ginge: do you remember which ones wordked?'. |
17:05.12 | ginge | back later. Cya! |
17:05.25 | SanMehat | marajin: hahaha no i'm fit as a fiddle :) |
17:05.49 | marajin | see ya ginge |
17:06.03 | marajin | SanMehat: What a pity, and I was looking forward to some quality entertainment too :( |
17:06.32 | SanMehat | marajin: think on it this way.. if i'm crazed and foaming at the mouth, I can't be fixing msm driver bugs now can I? :) |
17:07.07 | marajin | SanMehat: Who knows? Maybe it'll make you crazy enough that the hardware bugs and design make more sense to you |
17:07.55 | SanMehat | lol |
17:11.03 | marajin | You laugh but deep down you know that's just weird enough that it might be true ;) |
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17:17.55 | SanMehat | yeah... I've had stranger things happen to me :) |
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20:48.54 | dcordes20 | is there a way to format sd in windows? |
20:49.03 | dcordes20 | with ext3 fs |
20:50.24 | ali1234 | dont think so |
20:50.51 | ali1234 | unless you count running linux in vmware |
20:51.37 | dcordes20 | ali1234: can it axx mmc controller hardware? |
20:51.46 | dcordes20 | vmware linux in windows |
20:52.05 | ali1234 | over usb it can |
20:52.44 | dcordes20 | it's built in laptop controller. |
20:53.02 | ali1234 | it still can be usb sometimes |
20:53.22 | dcordes20 | good point |
20:53.43 | dcordes20 | I'll google the laptop name + linux |
20:55.07 | marajin | dcordes20: they're very often usb controllers tbh |
20:55.15 | marajin | and windows will tell you if it's on the USB bus anyway |
20:55.44 | dcordes20 | how can I check hw manager? |
20:56.03 | marajin | usually "safely remove devices" pops up in the systray |
20:56.17 | marajin | and that'll tell you what's on the usb |
20:59.08 | dcordes20 | on SDA Standard Compliant SD Host Controller |
20:59.16 | Zoolooc | dcordes20: if you had an advanced partition manager like powerquest partition magic you could partition and also format with ex2/3 under windows |
20:59.33 | dcordes20 | Zoolooc: cool I need that |
20:59.46 | Zoolooc | however I just did that with gparted under linux |
21:00.14 | dcordes20 | I have no linux computer available |
21:00.30 | dcordes20 | can I evaluate the partition magic product? |
21:00.54 | marajin | gparted broke my fat partition actually :( |
21:01.09 | dcordes20 | gparted is very good |
21:01.11 | dcordes20 | I also use it |
21:01.21 | Zoolooc | don't know, haven't used it for years, I think now they where bought by symantec |
21:01.23 | marajin | it's good except when it gets stubborn about fat paritions |
21:02.00 | dcordes20 | aah gparted is available for windows |
21:02.38 | marajin | gtk is really buggy under windows tho' |
21:03.23 | dcordes20 | the one that comes with pidgin usually worked flawlessly for me |
21:04.54 | marajin | hmm, well the one that used to come with pidgin when it was gaim was fuktup |
21:05.11 | marajin | it had redraw issues, it had z order issues, it had stability issues |
21:05.17 | marajin | and it looked like classic ass |
21:07.38 | dcordes20 | :) |
21:07.46 | dcordes20 | I cannnot find gparted for windows |
21:08.11 | ali1234 | gparted is only a partition editor anyway |
21:08.22 | dcordes20 | what I have seen is livecds |
21:09.30 | dcordes20 | partition magic is only for xp I'm on vista lol |
21:10.04 | marajin | dude, A) why ARE you stuck with only windows and B) ... livecd IS an obvious choice no? |
21:12.14 | dcordes20 | no media |
21:12.16 | dcordes20 | for livecd |
21:12.33 | dcordes20 | I will download vmware kit with sample linux image and jzust try |
21:15.15 | marajin | well why nt |
21:16.52 | dcordes20 | can I boot iso file with vmware player? |
21:17.31 | marajin | dude would ya just use virtualPC since it's free? |
21:18.45 | dcordes20 | hm free suxx0rs I like vista |
21:19.36 | marajin | ya tryna master sarcasm again? |
21:21.53 | dcordes20 | no |
21:22.20 | dcordes20 | I won't try until I have seen enough british tv shows |
21:22.25 | marajin | hah |
21:22.39 | marajin | oh I dunno, you seem to be getting a grip of it sometimes |
21:22.48 | dcordes20 | I have seen one the other week on youtube |
21:23.08 | marajin | which one was that? |
21:24.29 | dcordes20 | do you remember ginge posting a video with a guy that performs odd live music? |
21:24.55 | marajin | the guy out of IT Crowd yeah |
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21:25.08 | dcordes20 | he also performs in tv show |
21:25.31 | marajin | yeah, I know, IT Crowd _is_ a TV show :P |
21:25.53 | dcordes20 | ah right |
21:25.58 | dcordes20 | so that's the show I've seen |
21:26.04 | dcordes20 | I found it strange |
21:26.20 | dcordes20 | but also loled |
21:26.28 | marajin | it was about two guys and their female boss who work in the IT department of a big company? |
21:26.36 | dcordes20 | no. |
21:27.18 | ali1234 | could have been dark place or snuff box, or possible the boosh |
21:27.28 | dcordes20 | snuff box! |
21:27.36 | marajin | it'll be .. ah I would have guessed boosh |
21:27.56 | ali1234 | yeah that show was very very weird |
21:27.56 | marajin | you should try IT crowd you might get on a bit better with that |
21:28.16 | marajin | ali1234: Did you ever see "Attention Scum!" ? |
21:28.22 | ali1234 | yes |
21:28.36 | marajin | I can't help but muahaha at that |
21:28.39 | marajin | "Thus, I win!" |
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21:33.00 | marajin | dcordes20: Anyway, try IT crowd, maybe that'll work for you since half the humour is geek humour |
21:34.47 | NAiL | IT crowd was cool |
21:36.58 | marajin | NAiL: Season 2 was absolutely fantastic. Kinda hoping they bother to do season 3 |
21:40.08 | NAiL | yeah, same here |
21:44.22 | marajin | hmm quick google reveals that season 3 is confirmed |
21:44.23 | marajin | woot |
21:46.23 | NAiL | cool :D |
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22:29.03 | marajin | hmm |
22:29.12 | marajin | who's daeling with the polaris port? |
22:48.59 | dcordes | patoche_ Espenfjo |
22:49.10 | dcordes | marajin: look in xda forum |
22:50.14 | marajin | Espenfjo is diamond ... |
22:52.53 | dcordes | polaris is premy |
22:53.41 | dcordes | http://linuxtogo.org/~lgorris/polaris-bootkit/android_polaris_20080718.zip here is latest polaris stuff |
22:54.41 | marajin | coolio |
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