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00:23.29tmzt_Bushman: cat /etc/resolv.conf on the client, you should see the ip address of dnsmasq server
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02:45.16tekkdrone_tmzt_: so I dropped in that ohci code this morning, and look who decided to say hello :) usb 1-1: Product: Qualcomm CDMA Technologies MSM
02:45.16tekkdrone_usb 1-1: Manufacturer: Qualcomm, Incorporated
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02:55.09tmzt_tekkdrone_: yes, you get a lsusb -v -v ? can you paste it?
02:55.50tmzt_tekkdrone_: if your keyboard is working, I can post a debian .tar.gz, but it has no ssh so you need a local console
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02:57.23tekkdrone_aye my keyboard's functional except for numbers and symbols which are red-dot keys
02:57.31tekkdrone_has made debugging a pain in the ass
02:57.40tekkdrone_no slash, period, dash, underscore, or numbers
02:57.53tmzt_ah, make the red-dot RIGHTALT
02:58.07tmzt_I will give you a loadkeys keymap to modify
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02:59.19tekkdrone_aye the key is mapped, but for instance, my numeral 1 is red dot + Q, or [^Q
02:59.41tekkdrone_and busybox told me to f-off with the [^Q ;)
03:00.04tekkdrone_I just started researching keymaps a day or so ago, got sidetracked
03:00.29tmzt_right, you don't want that to be control, that's why I use RIGHTALT
03:00.51tekkdrone_aye, mine's LEFTALT atm
03:00.59tmzt_ok, that should work
03:01.11tekkdrone_the control code comes up on ash, it just doesn't know what to do with it
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03:02.00tekkdrone_btw, I would have loved to have known about dzo/Martin's work 2 weeks ago, man... woulda saved me a lot of time figuring out a proper rootfs
03:02.06tekkdrone_>_<
03:02.15tmzt_for android?
03:02.18tekkdrone_yeah
03:02.28tmzt_don't think he had 1.0 then, but I could be wrong
03:02.40tekkdrone_I dropped my zimage into his files and it boots like mine, sans-keymap of course
03:02.46tekkdrone_(android keymap)
03:03.14tekkdrone_only difference is he's mounting data and system as separate images, and not using switch_root like I am
03:03.23tekkdrone_oh and he's using cramfs
03:04.20tekkdrone_can we not loop yaffs images?
03:05.06tmzt_http://people.openezx.org/tmzt/keysq
03:05.21tmzt_yes, you can loop mount yaffs2 if you have the driver inthe kernel
03:06.08tekkdrone_right on, hadn't gotten around to testing that yet
03:06.22tmzt_keycode  30 = a altgr     keycode  30 = asterisk
03:06.32tmzt_keycode 30 = a
03:06.41tmzt_altgr keycode 30 = asterisk
03:06.54tmzt_for alt instead, use alt instead of altgr
03:06.59tmzt_the loadkeys keysapache
03:07.41tmzt_dcordes is just extracting data and system to his rootfs, the other way is to make it easy to start android installation with the files on a vfat partition
03:07.50tmzt_for installing using only windows on the pc
03:08.20tekkdrone_aye I'm running data and system as part of my rootfs
03:08.32tmzt_for the keymap, lookup your "a" key for example, find then add that line underneath
03:08.42tmzt_that matches the alt function of your key
03:09.31tekkdrone_I see, isn't the keymap binary? how do I export and edit it?
03:09.43tmzt_no, just dumpkey > keysapache1
03:09.46tmzt_no, just dumpkeys > keysapache1
03:09.50tekkdrone_gotcha
03:10.17tmzt_but you will find it's just the pc104 keymap, which is what I based mine on
03:10.29tmzt_I will probably rewrite the whole thing but it works for now
03:11.18tmzt_you have lsusb on the android image?
03:11.47tekkdrone_negative, custom busybox and that's it
03:12.12tmzt_what size minisd cards do you have?
03:12.17tekkdrone_2g
03:12.39tekkdrone_sorry, missed the plural, 2g, 512, 256
03:12.40tmzt_you are using all that as a partition for android, or part for vfat?
03:12.48tekkdrone_it's all vfat
03:13.16tekkdrone_rootfs is mounted from the fat partition then switch_root'd to
03:13.27tekkdrone_just like apachelinux used to
03:13.33tmzt_ok, android has a usbserial module?
03:14.59tekkdrone_it has the adb debug daemon that runs over serial, not quite the same
03:15.09tekkdrone_runs over usb*
03:15.21tmzt_right, those are function drivers, I mean host
03:16.04tekkdrone_there is a usb serial module available in the kernel, yes
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03:16.26tmzt_<PROTECTED>
03:16.34tmzt_that should work in android
03:17.15tekkdrone_don't think of it as android, think of it as a vanilla linux I built from scratch, as that's pretty much what I'm working with
03:17.51tmzt_right, I mean your android image if you want to use that
03:18.19tekkdrone_ahh gotcha
03:18.43tekkdrone_lemme get this keymap so I can actually type an asterisk
03:18.45tekkdrone_:)
03:18.49tmzt_right
03:21.19tekkdrone_I hope dumpkmap and loadkmap will suffice, bbox doesn't have dumpkeys or loadkeys
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03:25.09tmzt_what kind of output does it give?
03:25.14tmzt_dumpkmpa
03:25.19tekkdrone_it appears to be binary >_<
03:27.00tmzt_http://trac.mondorescue.org/browser/branches/2.2.7/mindi-busybox/console-tools/dumpkmap.c
03:27.04tmzt_way too simple
03:28.34tekkdrone_it's tiny
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03:30.37tekkdrone_what information did you need from lsusb? I've got discovery spitting out printk's
03:30.51tmzt_vendor/product
03:30.59tmzt_but the full lsusb -v -v would be best
03:31.19tekkdrone_usb 1-1: New USB device found, idVendor=05c6, idProduct=3197
03:31.19tekkdrone_usb 1-1: New USB device strings: Mfr=1, Product=2, SerialNumber=0
03:31.25tmzt_you have your kernel modules on there?
03:31.25tekkdrone_for the moment
03:31.38tekkdrone_it's a static kernel atm
03:32.33tmzt_you need usbserial as kernel module, or I think you can pass usbserial.vendor=0x05c6 usbserial.product=0x3197 on command line
03:33.05tmzt_Kevin2: did you ever find anything else about modem on Apache, like what usb is used for?
03:34.13tekkdrone_usb serial, usb serial console device, and usb driver for gsm and cdma modems support are built in at the moment
03:34.31tmzt_ok, boot with that CMDLINE then
03:34.34tmzt_you need usbserial as kernel module, or I think you can pass usbserial.vendor=0x05c6 usbserial.product=0x3197 on command line
03:34.51tmzt_<PROTECTED>
03:37.03tekkdrone_waiting for the phone to come back up from the last test
03:37.50tekkdrone_you hear google's dropping an unlocked-down-to-the-bootloader version of the G1 for devs?
03:38.18tmzt_yes
03:47.40tekkdrone_ok, booted, grabbed the dmesg and see some lines of interest
03:48.05Kevin2tmzt_: I believe the usb was used for the 3g data access.  Other than that, I don't know.
03:48.39tekkdrone_hello again Kevin tmz here sidetracked me with some tasty code morsels
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03:50.20tekkdrone_tmzt_, it registered 2 usbserial_generic converters, ttyUSB0, and ttyUSB1, the usb device 1-1 matches the qualcomm chip
03:50.30tmzt_nice, now you need minicom
03:50.52tmzt_if Kevin2 is right, this might just be used for ppp though
03:51.12tmzt_and one might be the qcdiag (qualcomm diagnostics interface)
03:52.16tekkdrone_and ttyS0 would be the AT interface?
03:52.23tekkdrone_(that's my ffuart)
03:52.40tmzt_if nothing else, you might symlink ttyS0 to /dev/smd0 and ttyUSB0 to /dev/smd1
03:52.44tmzt_and try dzo ril for android
03:52.59tekkdrone_just the libref or the ril.so also?
03:53.13tmzt_libreference_ril I think
03:53.25tmzt_if you do the symlink, just follow the vogue instructions
03:53.59tekkdrone_actually I created them right before I left work, but was unsure what was supposed to provide the interface
03:54.30tmzt_normally it's /dev/smd which is shared memory access to the arm9 core on msm devices
03:54.56tekkdrone_ahh my guess was serial modem device
03:55.04tekkdrone_not quite
03:55.05tekkdrone_lol
03:55.38tmzt_it implements a serial port type access to the modem, but it's not a real serial port
03:57.20tekkdrone_I'm going to look into that and have a smoke
03:57.42tekkdrone_hey tmz, thanks for the help man
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04:58.39ALoGeNoloo
04:58.47ALoGeNotmzt are you there?
04:59.16tmztyes
04:59.26ALoGeNoomg ^^
04:59.35ALoGeNohey how are you?
04:59.42tmztok
04:59.59ALoGeNoim thinking in put any usb wifi in my uni that can be possyble?
05:00.10tmzthost? I don't know
05:00.14ALoGeNopossible*
05:00.20ALoGeNoyep
05:00.31ALoGeNousb is running in uni
05:00.46ALoGeNousb net and so..
05:01.31ALoGeNoim thinking build some bigger usb to smaller adapter.. XD
05:02.10tmztwhich kernel are you using now? from poky?
05:02.19ALoGeNonope
05:02.23ALoGeNothe old one
05:02.30ALoGeNo21hh20
05:02.49ALoGeNousb is working propelly
05:03.35ALoGeNohaving kernel sources and usb wifi sources it can be possible to compile it and run
05:03.55ALoGeNoif usb works like host (that you say no?)
05:04.15tmztyes, if usb works as host
05:04.29ALoGeNohum..
05:04.38ALoGeNoi need to know that..
05:05.46ALoGeNobecose i can support that with my big extended battery :)
05:06.41ALoGeNowow.. i need USB female to female.. ^^
05:06.59tmztwhat?
05:07.06ALoGeNoi can do that recycling some old main board :)
05:07.18ALoGeNoyes..
05:07.42tmztthe question is if the pxa connected usb client port supports host
05:07.56ALoGeNowith usb mini usb normal cable and one adapter with 2 females usb
05:08.01ALoGeNoyep
05:08.29ALoGeNobut if nobody knows that i go test.. and see if uni detects external things ^^
05:08.42ALoGeNolike usb HD drive ^^
05:13.39tmztALoGeNo: I don't want you to damage anything by connecting it backwards
05:13.39tmztyou can't use a usb device as a host, the same as you cannot connect two usb hosts with an A-to-A cable
05:14.32ALoGeNoaham
05:15.02ALoGeNohum..
05:18.30parmasterusb is the only thing working on the BA
05:18.39parmasteri tried turning on bluetooth the other day
05:18.47parmasterinitrd ate shit.. wouldn't load
05:19.22parmastersadly it looks like irda works
05:19.46parmasterbut thats no way to network my damn phone stogether
05:20.11BHSPitMonkeyStarting Bluetooth      [ FAIL ]
05:20.11BHSPitMonkeyEating shit             [ DONE ]
05:21.22parmasterand now that the guy changed around gomunicator even the phone doesn't work for calling anymore
05:21.39parmasteri guess i could try to build the original version from 3 years ago
05:22.19ALoGeNoNo USB Host
05:22.22ALoGeNo:(
05:22.26ALoGeNohi parmaster
05:22.35parmasterhi alogeno
05:22.39parmasterhows trix
05:22.52ALoGeNoim reading that in forums.. in uni usb host not work
05:23.07parmasterdoes your blueZ bluetooth stack work on uni
05:23.11ALoGeNoput any external wifi in the uni
05:23.12ALoGeNoXd
05:23.44ALoGeNoi dont have the same structure folder than you in debian
05:23.55ALoGeNoand i think that yes but not sure..
05:23.58parmasterright, seems like your debian shit kicks ass
05:24.18ALoGeNoyou are in debian¿?
05:24.23parmasternah
05:24.31ALoGeNoaham
05:24.38ALoGeNoopenmoko?
05:24.46parmasteralthough i've been thinking about buying an Exec just to run the actual distro
05:24.58parmasternah i use alge's latest images
05:25.13parmasteri tried running the fso images
05:25.15ALoGeNono idea :O
05:25.34ALoGeNobut nice...
05:25.35parmasteri might have been able to console in to them via usb.. but f that..
05:26.02ALoGeNoi think that my BT is running fine becose it works in opie and the same kernel..
05:26.23ALoGeNothe same with irda
05:27.31ALoGeNoand i want wifi not bt xD (for this reason im not sure if that works at all ^^)
05:28.18ALoGeNotake a look at here..
05:28.19ALoGeNohttp://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=25666
05:28.27parmasterwell i am finding a simple solution to network all the phones together
05:28.41parmasteri was hoping it would be bt
05:28.51ALoGeNoi see
05:29.23parmasterthat we they can serve a purpose if i have them all turned on
05:29.41parmasterthey could run povray or some dipshit thing like that.
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06:15.01tmztbt should work
06:26.36parmasteri turned it on in /etc/sysconfig
06:26.46parmasterBluetooth=yes instead of no
06:30.06parmasteryou have any proof that bt is working on the ba?
06:31.07parmasterat one point everything was working.. then they encountered problems as they started going upkernel
06:32.51tmztno, the kernel stuff is just power manager isn't it?
06:33.18tmztmanagement
06:33.44parmasterwell as of all the old writings from years ago yea
06:35.01parmasteri haven't actually verified whats working
06:35.19parmasterthe phone i think would work if i rolled back 3 years on the version of gomunicator i'm running
06:35.58parmasterwifi they sign off as working but it crashes the kernel after the driver is only running for a few seconds
06:36.18parmasterirda appears to work fine
06:36.36parmasterusb works fine and rndis works good with it
06:37.10parmasterbt doesn't seem to be working for me.. i'll battle with it more later i guess
06:39.04parmastertmzt: whats the current status for everybody lately?
06:39.11parmasterhow is raphael/diamond coming?
06:39.34tmztI think the gsm versions are working well
06:39.43parmasternice
06:40.03tmztthere is RaphaelLinux on xdawiki
06:42.45parmastercool, looks like some progress is being made
06:54.41tmztparmaster: sorry, I meant bluetooth should work if the device is powered and you can access the serial port
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12:23.46dcordesginge_w hi there
12:24.19ginge_wdcordes: well gmorning
12:24.46ginge_wdcordes: I spent a few hours last night working out how the sdhc.dll does clocks. It seems we are doing it almost correctly (close enough anyways)
12:24.49dcordesginge_w morning
12:25.03marajin_'lo ginge_w, dcordes
12:25.28dcordesclose enough to ensure the dma problems are not caused by clock?
12:25.45dcordeshi marajin_
12:25.53ginge_wyeah, we are using the exact same clock settings
12:26.04ginge_wsame regs etc
12:26.05dcordesok
12:26.16dcordescan you see the wifi clocks there too?
12:26.47ginge_wthey are, but I didn't see the clock table while digging around. It should be there somewhere
12:27.18Marajin... I really should stop using cans as impromptu ashtrays. Drinking ashy cola is not healthy
12:27.33ginge_wchewy cola... mmmm
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12:27.53rolkHi.
12:27.58Marajinginge_w: Drink of the gods isn't it? :p
12:28.20Marajinginge_w: chewy beer's even better
12:28.45rolkI saw in the log of yesterday's talk that the SD card is no longer causing problems booting android 1.0 (on polaris)?
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12:32.49ginge_wrolk: no really no longer... its the old 2.6.24 codebase in the htc-msm tree... just happens to be more stable on SHDC cards than > .24
12:34.14rolkginge_w: ah. What about non SDHC cards (<= 2GB)?
12:34.31ginge_wrolk: a little unstable
12:34.40ginge_wto be honest the whole thing is still hit and miss
12:35.03rolkginge_w: and the 'old 2.6.24' code base in the htc-msm tree, what tree do you refer to exactly?
12:37.08Marajindcordes: what ever happened to the idea of doing a new site?
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12:39.46rolkdcordes: I was going to try to add the keyboard back in the polaris patches. I saw someone else already achieved this. He had trouble getting the patches extracted from his working codebase, but eventually he managed apparently. Do you happen to know if these patches are already made public somewhere?
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12:59.07dwaradzyndcordes: ping
13:01.42dcordesrolk, you mean dwaradzyn?
13:01.55dwaradzyndcordes: i tried openmoko on latest ltg kernel on polaris. it boots 2/3 times, in X it responds to onscreen keyboard very well but it barely reponds to touchscreen. if touchscreen is pressed for about 15 seconds it reboots
13:02.33dwaradzynbut it kinda works :) i was able to run terminal put some commands and scroll the screen using touchscreen
13:02.51rolkdcordes: Yes, I think it was dwaradzyn
13:04.41dcordesrolk man how did you get Xfbdev to draw??
13:05.19dcordesrolk you changed anything in fb?
13:05.39dwaradzynrolk: i posted on polaris forum that booting android 1.0 doesn to fail on sd issue, it fails on ipc communication
13:06.20dwaradzynbut sd issue is still there, just the latest build i tried was slightly more stable
13:07.06rolkdcordes: I changed nothing :) All I did was checking out the android-msm-htc-2.6.25 branch, apply the patches from szsopftware and compile the kernel with htcpolaris-defconfig. It boots with haret 0.5.1, withthe angstrom initrd.
13:07.32rolkBut I cannot do anything with it, as the onscreen keyboard is not in that patched kernel.
13:08.10dcordesangstrom initrd? it has no X
13:08.22dcordesoh confuson
13:08.28dcordes'ma t work
13:08.42rolkdwaradzyn: you enabled onscreen keyboard, right? Did you also do that on the android-msm-htc-2.6.25 kernel?
13:09.10dwaradzynno, but i can try if you want
13:10.59dwaradzynwhere can i get sources for 2.6.25 from? ltg?
13:11.45rolkdwaradzyn: I cloned the git repository and then checked out the origin/android-msm-htc-2.6.25 branch
13:13.21dwaradzynwhich repository was that?
13:15.36rolkdwaradzyn: the android git repository. Let me check.
13:16.57rolkdwaradzyn: git checkout -b my-android-msm-htc-2.6.25 origin/android-msm-htc-2.6.25
13:18.00dwaradzynit will take me a while to check it out, i will try to get osk working with that sources and post it on xda
13:18.42dwaradzynrolk: you applied some patches, which ones exactly?
13:22.07rolkdwaradzyn: that are patches created by a guy named szsoftware. He has not been around on this channel since I joined (dec 5). The patches are located at http://lunuxtogo/~szsoftware/kernel/diffs (from memory). I'll double check.
13:22.59rolkhttp://linuxtogo.org/~szsoftware/kernel/diffs/02-against_android-msm-htc-2.6.25/
13:24.01rolkThere's three patch files there, apply them in order to the fresh kernel that you get when you do the git checkout after the git clone and they should apply cleanly. They did at least a few days ago.
13:25.54dwaradzynok
13:31.57rolkdwaradzyn: I understand you are also working on Polaris?
13:34.33rolkdwaradzyn: and you used the ltg kernel as a basis for your work?
13:35.56dwaradzynrolk: yes and yes
13:36.10dwaradzynthe patches applied cleanly
13:36.36rolkdwaradzyn: is that a question to me? If so, yes they did.
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13:38.01dwaradzyni mean: i applied them and it went cleanly
13:42.05infernixdcordes: yo, any word on dzo's progress with kaiser?
13:42.05rolkOk
13:42.13infernixmine is gathering dust when its not used for tomtom
13:43.28infernixginge_w: ah, you're working on kaiser sd i see?
13:46.12ginge_winfernix: yeah, of a sort
13:46.44ginge_winfernix: I don't get much free time so I would be happy if someone beat me to getting the damn thing working properly
13:47.02rolkdwaradzyn: which kernel from linuxtogo did you use, exactly? And can you get your patches online somewhere?
13:47.21infernixginge_w: im clueless with hardware and C, so I can't do it
13:48.12infernixat best i can hack stuff and glue it together but i have no thorough knowledge of what's happening
13:50.03dwaradzynrolk: i used: git clone git://git.linuxtogo.org/home/groups/mobile-linux/kernel.git; git checkout -b htc-msm origin/htc-msm
13:52.28dwaradzynrolk: i posted diff on http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=452108&page=6
13:53.06rolkdwaradzyn: ok, excellent. I'll checkout the same and apply those patches. Is there a lot of difference between them?
13:54.44rolkdwaradzyn: is 'full_keyboard.diff' the only patch you applied?
13:56.14dwaradzynyes
14:07.46rolkdwaradzyn: ok. I'll look into it. My git cloning isn't that fast, I have a 1.5 Mbps internet connection...
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14:17.03dcordesdwaradzyn, could you explain againw hat you tried in X and which image and kernel (url?) you used?
14:22.10dcordesrolk, dwaradzyn, did you look at the keyboard for raphael and diamond in the htc-msm-2.6.25 branch?
14:23.07dwaradzyndcordes: about X: i used http://www.linuxtogo.org/~htcpxa/htcmagician/images/OpenMoko/openmoko.linux.rootfs.tar.bz2 as rootfs, and htc-msm branch from ltg
14:23.19dwaradzyndcordes: it worked out of the box
14:24.41dcordesdwaradzyn Ok I need to go pick up a new uSD adapter and try when home
14:27.13dwaradzyndcordes: what about that raphael/diamond keyboard?
14:28.02dcordesit looks nice and scaleable. maybe you can use it on pola
14:35.24dcordesginge_w how do you research things like the clock in dlls? I would like to go on the lookout for the wifi clock table
14:36.22dcordesVisual Disassembly 2010 Pro ?
14:46.13dcordesstefan_schmidt can you help me patching ogsmd parser so it will work without the carriage return at the end of the modem messages?
14:51.12ginge_wdcordes: buy a copy of IDA pro and start learning asm
14:52.15dcordesginge_w ok. can you suggest some onlined ocumentation or literature on asm?
14:53.24ginge_wdcordes: um... not really. I just googled this: http://www.cesis.lv/learn/asm/asmintro.html seems ok
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14:58.50dcordesMarajin sorry I forgot to reply about the website thing. if you have a few minutes this evening we could kick something off..
15:13.49rolkdwaradzyn: where did you retrieve the android 1.0 rootfs from?
15:17.07rolkdwaradzyn: patched the ltg kernel with your full_keyboard patch, and it builds quite nicely. I'll try it.
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15:21.37rolkdwaradzyn: excellent! Not only does the keyboard work, but also the splash screen displayed properly. I really need to figure out the differences between these two kernels.
15:21.49dcordesrolk do you know the vogue linux website?
15:23.32dcordesrolk you can find a recent android build there. just google search 'vogue linux'
15:24.09dwaradzynrolk: main difference is is /drivers/video/msm/msm_fb.c
15:24.22rolkdcordes: Ok.
15:25.00rolkdwaradzyn: is there a way to get the 'alt' symbols pressed using this onscreen keyboard? I tried to get a '-', but no such luck.
15:25.03dwaradzynrolk: after applying szsoftware patches on 2.6.25 there was some polaris specific code missing - hence no keyboard drawn
15:26.08dwaradzynrolk: '-' is there, its next one after '0' (zero)
15:26.15dcordesrolk I hope in the git kernel and om rootfs you used I get the same X result on kais.
15:27.01rolkdwaradzyn: can you publish the missing bits?
15:27.43dwaradzynrolk: on 2.6.25 i got the keyboard drawn, but it is blinking :( if i fix it, i will post a diff
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15:30.46dcordesbrb
15:32.20rolkPreparing an ext3 partition to hold a rootfs now. I'm eager to try this out. I'd also love to have a Bluetooth/USB connection so that I could do a telnet to the device. I saw that someone was trying something like this...
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16:18.07rolkdcordes: do you know the node name of the block device for the SD card in /dev?
16:19.44tmztmmcblk0
16:20.48rolktmzt: thanks, then this kernel probably does not have support for SD cards compiled in.
16:21.08tmztunless it's on usb, then sdX
16:21.08rolkThere is no mmcblk0 (or any other mmcblk*) device node in /dev.
16:21.33tmztcat /proc/devices
16:22.24rolkThere is a block device mmc, with major number 179.
16:22.38rolkThe node is probably not present in the initrd.
16:22.52tmztjust mmc?
16:22.58rolkI'll add it manually, and see whether I can mount the ext3 partition.
16:23.19tmztok, you mean on the device? root= doesn't depend on what's in /dev
16:23.24rolktmzt: Yes, in /proc/devices, there is only '179 mmc' under Block devices:
16:23.38tmztls /sys/block/
16:23.51tmztthen cat /sys/block/mmc*/dev
16:23.55rolkNo, I'm not yet trying to have the rootfs on the SD card.
16:24.02rolkI'll try the suggested.
16:24.09tmztwhat are you trying to do?
16:24.24tmztboot from initramfs and then mount sd?
16:25.12rolkI've just booted up the kernel I compiled this afternoon, it uses the angstrom initrd.
16:25.30rolkI also have an SD card inserted, with three partitions.
16:25.38rolk1) vfat +/- 1000Mb
16:25.42tmztdoes it appear in dmesg?
16:25.48rolk2) ext3 512 Mb
16:25.54rolk3) ext3 256 Mb
16:26.05rolkI'm just trying to mount one of the ext3 file systems.
16:27.16rolkI think I'm out of luck right now. I'm seeing a lot of mmc0: Command timeout messages in dmesg.
16:28.42tmztmaybe
16:28.47tmztcan you try a different card?
16:29.24rolkI have a different card, but it's the same brand and size. I'll try to locate another one.
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16:50.08dcordesrolk, maybe you use an image with broken udev?
16:52.43rolkdcordes: maybe, don't know. Its the kernel from linuxtogo with the keyboard patch from dwaradzyn.
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17:30.57dcordesrolk, got your sd going?
17:44.03rolkdcordes: no.
17:44.50rolkdcordes: I have been busy with diner, and the kids. Haha. Tonight I will probably be able to do some more work on this stuff.
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20:44.27Bally3boo!
20:47.45Bally3anyone seen dwaradzne?
20:50.48rolkNo
20:51.05rolkThis afternoon he was around.
20:59.35Bally3hi rolk.. been reading the logs - you guys are certainly making some progress :)
21:00.14rolkBally3: well, I'm not, really.
21:00.27Bally3no?
21:00.46rolkI've been able to compile a bootable kernel from the android-git, and from the linux-to-go git.
21:00.57Bally3but you have got version 1 booting - yes?
21:01.19rolkI have both code bases compiling to a working version.
21:01.22Bally3I'm still confused to why we're using 0.8?
21:01.32rolkAh.
21:01.54rolkI'm not sure, but I think it is due to the limit of the ramdisk (initrd)
21:02.08rolkIt cannot be much bigger than 20MB.
21:02.14Bally3but dzo is working with 1.0 - yes?
21:02.15rolkDon't know why.
21:02.38Bally3did you read dzo's response on the polaris thread?
21:02.49rolkIn order to have a fully running versio 1.0, it seems that a working SD card is necessary.
21:03.17Bally3aah..ok.. but we cant fix the sd card until we can boot? :S
21:04.50rolkIts not too bad.
21:05.06Bally3have a read of this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=3000786&postcount=27
21:05.49rolkWith the linux-to-go code base, I can get to a shell. There is an on-screen keyboard, so I can login and do stuff.
21:06.20rolkI see a block device (mmc0), but the kernel debug messages show no detection of the actual partitions.
21:06.26rolk'Timed out'.
21:06.46Bally3aah
21:06.49rolkSo, in my kernel, the timing of the sd-mmc commands is still wrong.
21:07.00Bally3how do you change the timing?
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21:07.42Bally3according to dzo, his was trial and error
21:07.43rolkHowever, this polish guy you are looking for, who was here this afternoon; he seems to have had a working kernel on polaris that can read reliably (somewhat) from the SD card.
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21:09.18rolkI'm now comparing the android-msm-htc-2.6.25 branch with the branch I have from linux-to-go to see where the differences are. Because, with the android-git kernel branch I can boot to a login prompt, but the on screen keyboard does not work.
21:09.44Bally3dwardzyne's been working on ths from day 1 - but he's a lone wolf in this venture - I'm trying to pull everyone together so everyones contributing
21:10.09Bally3whats your branch?
21:10.14rolkI think I prefer working with the android-msm-htc-2.6.25 branch instead of the ltg branch, but that is just gut feeling. I don't know which kernel is more stable...
21:10.42Bally3brb
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21:30.11Administratorkind of.. but probably
21:30.12Administratorthere you go
21:30.15rolkHe, they are back
21:30.23Administratorhehe
21:30.32Administratordamn this asus eee pc
21:30.37rolkHi guys. I felt kind of lonely here.
21:30.39Administratordamn this asus eee pc :(
21:31.26Administratorim now an op :)
21:31.38Administratorlol
21:32.43Administratorso rolk..
21:33.06Administratorwhat did you find from comparing the msm trees?
21:33.44Bally3better
21:34.15rolkWell, the htcpolaris_defconfig that got introduced to the android-msm-htc-2.6.25 by the patch from szsoftware is horrible.
21:34.42rolkIt actually has X86 as the CPU...
21:34.48Bally3horrible?
21:34.54Bally3aah
21:35.11rolkThat this one compiles to a bootable kernel is simply silly.
21:35.13Bally3you on amd>
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21:35.43Bally3are you working on polaris?
21:35.48rolkI'm now trying the htcpolaris-defconfig from the LTG kernel. That one seems much better.
21:35.52rolkYes, I am
21:36.00Bally3hi dcordes
21:36.03dcordesevening
21:36.16rolkYou may know me from the polaris thread as 'devslashnull'
21:36.38Bally3wow... didnt realise there were so many ppl working on the polaris version!
21:36.41rolkHi dcordes.
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21:37.22Bally3can you post up the files you're usimg please rolk?
21:37.22dcordesI just tried to reconstruct dwar's findings about X on the polaris and it didn't work :(
21:37.33Bally3damn
21:37.51rolkBally3: I use two kernel versions.
21:38.04Bally3is this using 1.0 dcordes?
21:38.37dcordesBally3, no android, normal linux distribution.
21:38.46Bally3oh
21:38.57rolkThe one from the android git, branch origin/android-msm-htc-2.6.25 with patches applied from szsoftware.
21:39.07Bally3is that the better way to go?
21:39.43Bally3rolk: which is the closest to the vogue version yes?
21:39.45rolkAnd one from linux-to-go, with a patch from this polish guy.
21:39.47dcordesBally3, depends on your expectations, needs and probably ideals
21:40.48Bally3lol dcordes - so no pressure then :P
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21:41.55dcordesBally3, hmm?
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21:42.16rolkdcordes: I've been horrified by the htcpolaris-defconfig that I got from the szsoftware patches. It configures the build fro a X86 CPU (haha!). I've grabbed the polaris def config from the LTG branch, and it is much cleaner, except that it has a flag for 'Trout' support (CONFIG_MACH_TROUT). I suspect that would be in error. Could you comment?
21:42.17Bally3rolk: Dwaradzyne posted that he was using the wrong sources
21:42.38rolkHe was using the LTG sources.
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21:43.57dcordesrolk, the trout options should only be present in the android-msm-htc-2.6.25 code
21:44.19rolkYes, I'm working with that now.
21:44.32dcordesrolk, at the time of the last commit to the htc-msm branch, there was no trout code publicly available.
21:45.06rolkdcordes: that would be the ltg htc-msm branch?
21:45.49dcordesyes
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21:49.36Bally3lo flo
21:49.46rolkI've adapted the configuration of the kernel. There were some questionable settings (64 bit memory?)
21:50.37dcordesodd maybe you accidently had the wrong ARCH set?
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21:50.50imfloflohello all
21:59.10rolkFunny.
21:59.46rolkI just checked the actual content of the patch that I applied to the LTG code, the full_keyboard patch from that polish guy?
22:00.15Bally3dwaradzyne?
22:00.26rolkIt creates a new full_keyboard.c file, in arch/arm/mach-msm, but it does not add it to the Makefile, in any configuration. So it never gets compiled...
22:00.39rolkThat the man.
22:01.59Bally3can you fix that?
22:02.17rolkThe fun thing is: the code is running.
22:02.34rolkI can boot into the kernel, and I have an on screen keyboard.
22:02.55Bally3wow
22:03.03Bally3gimme!!
22:03.10Bally3:)
22:03.13rolkLogically, this means the code base from LTG compiles cleanly with the supplied htcpolaris-defconfig.
22:03.17imfloflowhich kernel
22:03.37rolkThe kernel from Linux to go.
22:04.02Bally3could you post it up please rolk?
22:04.11rolkI don't need to.
22:04.19Bally3:O
22:04.31rolkThe stuff is already out there.
22:04.37rolkI'll find the link
22:04.38Bally3what do yoo mean ? :P
22:04.43rolkWait a second.
22:04.47Bally3compiled
22:04.53Bally3thanks
22:05.04rolkNah, you'd have to compile it.
22:05.34rolkI'll see whether I can get a zImage uploaded.
22:06.42Bally3thanks rolk
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22:09.25rolkHere's the link to the initrd (ramdisk). http://linuxtogo.org/~lgorris/kaiser-bootkit/angstrom-20081127.cpio.gz
22:10.37rolkJust rename the file to initrd, and make sure the default.txt file uses the same.
22:10.46Bally3thanks rolk.. let me try it
22:11.01Bally3:)
22:12.06rolkHere's the zImage: http://rapidshare.com/files/171893722/zImage.html
22:12.10drofmijwhat date is the latest kaiser kernel?
22:12.43imflofloonly kaiser or polaris too ? must be on a ext2 SD ?
22:13.09dcordesdrofmij, hi, the latest build?
22:14.11drofmijHi dcordes, if I build from the git branch htc-msm is that the correct branch for kaiser?
22:14.34drofmijor is there a newer zimage online somewhere?
22:15.39dcordesdrofmij, yes it's a good branch to use and the only one in a vcs
22:16.07dcordesthere is newer code based on the 2.6.25 g1 branch
22:16.50Bally3thanks rolk - does the angstrom file sit in the root of the sd card
22:17.09drofmijwhere can I find that branch?
22:17.33dcordesthe g1 branch is at google git
22:17.54drofmijok, is the kaiser code in there? or would I need a diff from somewhere?
22:18.01dcordesdiff
22:18.44dcordeshttp://linuxtogo.org/~lgorris/diffs/git-diff-android-msm-htc-2.6.25_kaiser_20082210.diff
22:18.54drofmijok cool
22:19.02drofmijI'm trying to learn enough so I can help out
22:19.22drofmijbut I haven't done kernel programming before
22:21.17dcordesyou win a price if you can tell me why Xserver works on polaris but not on kaiser, both with the htc-msm branch kernel
22:21.17rolkBally3: the initrd (angstrom.cpio.gz) file can sit wherever you have stored your haret.exe
22:21.57imfloflocause polaris is newer than kaiser :)
22:22.56dcordesI'll build with the onscreen keyboard..
22:26.59rolkBally3: make sure that in the file default.txt you have a line 'set initrd <file>' where you replace <file> with the name you have chosen for the angstrom.cpio.gz file.
22:28.19rolkCrap.
22:29.05rolkI've build the android kernel with the htcpolaris-defconfig from the LTG git, but the onscreen keyboard still does not work.
22:32.24Bally3Ive tried the zimage with the angstrom but  i just get it hanging at boot
22:34.40Bally3one mo
22:34.43rolkBally3: can you copy the contents of your 'default' file?
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22:37.25Kensandcordes: hi
22:37.51dcordeshey what's up man
22:41.03Kensandcordes: not much, lots of other stuff to take care off atm.
22:41.28Kensandcordes: how are things on your end? Last thing I heard was that you were trying to get X up via the kaisers fb. Any luck?
22:42.16dcordesno I jst went back to the older kernel in git because a guy said X works with it on the polaris
22:45.39Bally3its this one but with angstrom in the set initrd rolk: http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=135238&d=1228566453
22:48.55rolkBally3: I've got 'set MTYPE 1723'.
22:49.05dcordessomebody know what "#define NEED_UPDATE 0x3" switch in msm_fb.c does?
22:50.24rolkBally3: and 'set cmdline "rw mem=128M"
22:50.44rolkBally3: and 'set gbduringboot 0'
22:51.13rolkBally3: sorry, that last one should have been 'set fbduringboot 0'
22:54.20Bally3its booting!
22:54.25Bally3:)
22:54.39Bally3thanks rolk... now ets see what we can do..
22:54.42imfloflonice worl
22:54.49imfloflowork*
22:55.20Bally3starting spsd
22:55.44Bally3gps warning?
22:56.08Bally3whats my login
22:56.22dcordesroot blank
22:57.13Bally3roothtcraphael:
22:58.04Bally3so i got root.. excellent
22:58.25rolkBally3: be the boss on your phone!
22:58.33Bally3lol!
22:58.40imflofloon openmoko?
22:58.49Bally3isnt that what we're working for?
22:58.52Bally3:P
22:59.09Bally3how do I load the gui?
22:59.24imfloflostartX
22:59.49Bally3I thought x wasnt working??
23:00.47Bally3not found
23:01.07rolkThat you would find in your initrd.
23:01.46rolkWhich provides you with a root file system. You know, with the familiar directories (etc, usr, bin, ...)
23:02.20rolkBut angstrom doesn't have startx/X11 stuff, afaik,
23:02.37dcordesrolk, could you try this openmoko image on your polaris? http://www.linuxtogo.org/~htcpxa/htcmagician/images/OpenMoko/openmoko.linux.rootfs.tar.bz2
23:04.51rolkCrap. I still don't have an onscreen keyboard with the G1 branch as I ahve with the LTG branch.
23:05.35Bally3I have an onscreen keyboard.. but i cant type in the letters in white
23:05.41Bally3like dash
23:07.36glyphdcordes: hey, I just wanted to let you know that I gave debugging that fb issue a try, and I have to say I am sadly out of my depth :)
23:09.12rolkdcordes: that openmoko rootfs, what format is it?
23:09.47dcordesrolk, what do you mean, format? I put it on ext2 partition on sd
23:10.27Bally3right off to bed.. see ya everyone tomorrow.. thanks for the heads uo rolk.. :)
23:10.55imfloflogn bally3
23:10.56dcordesgood night
23:14.59dcordesglyph, what did you try?
23:15.18rolkdcordes: ok, so the whole thing is actually a tar archive, just as the name would imply (oops).
23:15.42dcordesyea
23:15.54rolkdcordes: I don't think I can test it right now, as I still haven't been able to get my SD card mounted.
23:16.15dcordessd seems to work well for dwar
23:16.31rolkThe best chance would be with the LTG kernel, but I'm trying to get the G1 branch going on Polaris.
23:17.15rolkYes, he says he has it working... I must have missed some of his patches though. The one I have is only to add a file, which does not get compiled.
23:17.26rolkSo its a pretty lame patch on its own.
23:18.24dcordeshm what file?
23:21.23glyphdcordes: I thrashed around looking for an appropriate android.bin (that took forever to track down, and I'm still not sure I have the right one), put it on the phone, and watched the screen go black :).  I haven't found any instructions on getting a console up so I can see what is going on remotely.
23:21.55dcordesremotely?
23:22.09glyphdcordes: I mean via a USB cable or a network or something
23:22.13dcordeshttp://linuxtogo.org/~lgorris/kaiser-bootkit/angstrom-20081127.cpio.gz this is a good console initrd
23:22.13glyphI assume USB cable is the way to go
23:23.00rolkdcordes: full_keyboard.c
23:23.02glyphdcordes: OK, so once I've installed that, how do I go from there to android?
23:23.21rolkdcordes: that's just a file with an embedded graphics definition in it.
23:23.39dcordesrolk, maybe it replaces the android keyboard c file?
23:23.50dcordesok
23:23.59rolkCould be. Dunno.
23:25.09rolkI'm off for tonight. Bye.
23:25.21glyphdcordes: and as long as you're helping me out here, where am I supposed to get android .bin releases from?  I found this linked from some forum post
23:26.19dcordesglyph, you don't really wanna start android from the console initrd
23:26.58glyphdcordes: OK.  I hate to waste your time, but I really have no idea how to go about this :).  Can you walk me through the appropriate steps to set up debugging?
23:27.49dcordesyou don't. I don't really know what you want to achieve
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23:37.39dcordesgood night

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