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00:01.37stinebdphh: if you're interested: http://maduin.southcape.org/~bryan/android/0001-Import-msm7k-cpufreq-governor-from-heroc-kernel.patch
00:03.56makkonenhmm. tssc calibrate is a 570K app? is that from compiling it -static?
00:04.16makkonenthat's not going to fit on the rootfs
00:04.30makkonenthe rootfs image*
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00:05.20cr2_hm. libjpeg8
00:06.26stinebdmakkonen: btw i haven't actually gotten dropbear to work yet. it's a matter of compiling it with android's libc. i forgot that even building static binary, there are passwd functions involved
00:06.44stinebdwhich will pull symbols from libc
00:07.21MrPippymakkonen: have you tried compiling it against android's libc? should be smaller
00:09.04MrPippyhmmm...i've disabled smd_7500 and am just using wifi, and it seems much more stable
00:12.53MrPippyyeah, wow. this is stable. i always had a bad feeling about smd_7500 ;-(
00:13.20stinebdMrPippy: what is this turbo mode stuff in the heroc kernel? it reminds me of those old compaq pentium computers with the turbo button
00:13.59cr2_lol
00:14.02Boydell_stinebd: I remember those! Holy crap. Did those just overclock the CPU? Or make the fan go faster?
00:14.38MrPippyit was to underclock the cpu for old apps that couldn't handle a >8 MHz cpu
00:15.16stinebdright, i should've said the unturbo button
00:16.14MrPippyheh nah you got it right, every case did say "TURBO" on it
00:16.37Boydell_Ha. I only remember seeing it, never owned one.
00:17.02stinebdi used to use one as a router back in the day
00:17.11stinebdhome router of course
00:17.48Boydell_Wow, neat idea..
00:18.38MrPippyyeah i haven't figured out what the heroc turbo mode is, the a11 is at 528 mhz either way, but it increases some other frequencies
00:20.02MrPippythe axi clk i think
00:22.01bzohere is some info on a winmo overclocking attempt: http://www.nuerom.com/BlogEngine/post/2009/09/08/Yet-more-notes-on-overclocking.aspx
00:23.47dcordesgood night
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00:42.21NetRippercr2_, ping, check out http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=623801
00:42.42NetRippercr2_, enabled 576mb ram by modifying radio?
00:43.54MrPippyemwe: kaiser on 2.6.25 (!!) uses 2 discontiguous banks (even though it only has 1 physical bank of ram) to avoid modem ram
00:49.52MrPippyNetRipper: does the a9/radio tell ce how much ram it can use?
00:50.23NetRipperMrPippy, i don't know
00:50.44NetRipperit might just be a reghack to some smem information
00:50.49NetRippererr
00:51.00NetRipperjust a string patch i mean
00:51.33NetRipperi don't know where that htc tool gets its information from, if it's from a hardcoded string in the radio rom, it can be faked
00:51.36NetRipper:)
00:57.06cr2_NetRipper: i need an amss dump to make any conclusions
00:57.23NetRipperhttp://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=611787 pick any of em ;)
00:59.19cr2_NetRipper: what is1ghz hack ?
00:59.40cr2_if you have it, dump the nk.exe
00:59.52cr2_we will then disassemble it
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01:01.07cr2_ok, i'll look at it
01:01.10cr2_good night
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01:14.38babijoeestinebd: ping
01:14.44stinebdbabijoee: pong
01:18.17Boydell_Boydell_: ping
01:18.22stinebdheh
01:18.27Boydell_haha
01:18.32Boydell_I was curious
01:18.59babijoeestinebd: overall smoothness android better?
01:19.15stinebdbabijoee: slightly
01:19.15Boydell_<PROTECTED>
01:19.59stinebdbabijoee: the biggest difference is when you haven't been doing anything cpu intensive. with up_threshold lowered to 40 it kicks the cpu into a higher frequency a bit faster
01:20.12stinebd(a common use-case for the app drawer)
01:20.41stinebdideally, you'd like the app drawer sliding up to kick it into full speed so that scrolling is nice
01:21.14stinebdthat is, of course, working around the issue of eclair being slower for some reason
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01:23.04babijoeetrue
01:23.38stinebdanother place where i seemed to notice it was in browser
01:25.23babijoeeso the downfall is less battery life
01:25.29babijoeeyou think its worth it?
01:25.44stinebdmaybe less battery life (marginally)
01:25.53stinebdabsolutely worth it imo
01:25.58babijoeeawesome
01:26.02babijoeewhat needs to be changed
01:26.16stinebdwill have to decide on that later
01:26.43stinebdimmediately, you could just echo 40 >/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemand/up_threshold
01:26.50stinebdin init
01:27.06stinebdassuming i got the whole path right
01:27.19babijoeeah k
01:27.24babijoee;p giving it a shot to see
01:27.54stinebdon the kernel side, MrPippy noted the msm7k cpufreq governor in heroc's kernel. i imported it into my local 2.6.27 branch and am using it now
01:28.18stinebdhe said something about it needing nohz though so it may not be an option right now
01:32.43babijoeeah k
01:32.56babijoeeso putting that line into init wont work?
01:33.04stinebdit would
01:33.09babijoeekk
01:33.57babijoeeif its significant change then i'll leave it in there so its some eye candy for new users :p
01:34.39stinebdyou can do that on a running system to test
01:34.43stinebdvia adb shell
01:34.58babijoeeok
01:40.50stinebdi should check the thread to see if anybody has reported the wifi off freeze again lately
01:41.12stinebdlaw of averages, it should pop up every 5 posts ;)
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02:03.16babijoeelol
02:03.40babijoeemaybe i should make a working but unstable section
02:03.49babijoeeso people stop complaining about it
02:03.51babijoee:P
02:05.02stinebdwont stop them
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02:07.38babijoeehaha
02:10.46babijoeestinebd: what command do i need to check to see its running?
02:11.15stinebdcat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemand/up_threshold
02:11.27stinebdif it says 40 you did it right
02:11.48babijoeeyep its on 40
02:12.09babijoeebut i can't tell if its smoother :p
02:12.28stinebdhas the phone settled down yet?
02:12.32babijoeeyeah
02:12.40MrPippyhmm i think smd_7500 needs to have more variables marked as volatile
02:13.30babijoeetechnically this should make donut really smooth?
02:14.00stinebdprobably not
02:14.15babijoeeah k
02:14.31stinebdsome things might be slightly faster, but i doubt it'd be noticeable since it was pretty smooth as it was
02:17.07babijoeei'm going to make an ultra lite donut rom
02:17.26babijoeeand adding all new stuff from eclai
02:17.35babijoeeeclair* lets see how it runs
02:19.07stinebdbut eclairs taste better than donuts
02:21.11babijoeehaha i just wanna see
02:21.24babijoeedonut is much more stable i think
02:21.27babijoee:)
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02:32.36babijoeelets see how donut performs :)
02:36.55babijoeewoah calibration is totally fked
02:37.16babijoeebut god damn the hand pointing to the android is sooooooooo smooth
02:37.24Boydellupdated conf with old drivers?
02:37.40babijoeehaha i was just playing around
02:38.34stinebddid you build eclair or donut yourself at all?
02:38.48babijoeenope
02:38.55babijoeewell eclair i did
02:39.00babijoeebut i abandoned it
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02:46.39Boydellahah yah i know, but mixing and matching, I just figured maybe thats what happened ahha
02:48.44babijoeeyeah
02:48.54babijoeewell donut is really smooth thats all i can say
02:49.08babijoeesticking with eclair until froyo comes out
02:49.22Boydellyah it was smoother than ecliar. but is it more stable too?
02:49.31Boydellbtw is there an eta on froyo?
02:49.46babijoeeno clue =/
02:49.51babijoeeno features listed as well
02:49.53makkonenis that... is that a thing?
02:50.01babijoeei think donut was more stable as more things were working
02:50.02Boydellfroyo?
02:50.05stinebdfrozen yogurt
02:50.30makkonenI know that frozen yogurt is a thing. is that an actual android codename?
02:50.45stinebdyes
02:50.50makkonenkooky
02:50.51stinebd2.1
02:50.56Boydellso I've heard
02:50.58makkonenI thought 2.1 was flan.
02:51.05stinebdflan was never an official name
02:51.05babijoee2.1 is eclair
02:51.17Boydellecliar is 2.0.1 i thought?
02:51.21makkonenI thought 2.0 was eclair. and 2.0.1
02:51.29babijoeethey both are eclair
02:51.42babijoee2.0, 2.0.1 and 2.1 are i believe
02:51.45Boydellso confused now ahha
02:51.48babijoeeyeah
02:52.01BoydellI think I'll just wait see what comes out
02:52.01stinebdhttp://www.softsailor.com/news/15871-according-to-erick-tseng-the-next-android-2-1-version-will-be-named-froyo-as-a-delicious-“frozen-yogurt”.html
02:52.02babijoeejust forget flan ever existed :p
02:52.07BoydellI dont really care
02:52.15babijoeesure :p
02:52.24makkonenI'll grant that this is not meaningfully conversation.
02:52.38makkonenmeaningful*
02:52.38BoydellWell then, make it meaningful :) lol
02:54.13MrPippymakkonen: when i run on wifi, i can't get android to crash
02:54.14babijoeemakkonen: i think we are fully aware :)
02:54.39BoydellMrPippy: well isnt that a good thing :)
02:54.52MrPippyso either the arm9, smd_7500, ppp, or the tty layer are corrupting memory and causing crashes ;-)
02:55.20makkonenthat's awesome.... and daunting.
02:55.43Boydellhm. I know ive had arm9 crash on me before...
02:56.06MrPippyi made some things in smd_7500 volatile, we'll see if that fixes anything
02:56.21MrPippyfirst i have to turn off wifi without crashing the phone
02:56.30makkonengood luck
02:56.43BoydellTurning off wifi doesnt crash mine? :S
02:56.54makkonenIt crashes mine sometimes but not always.
02:57.16makkonenif I turn it off right after I boot it rarely crashes.
02:57.44Boydellhm. I wonder if it crashes when you try to turn it off while its trying to grab data?
02:58.10Boydellaka, transfering the data from wifi to modem?
03:08.30BoydellOk, turning ON wifi crashed my phone, rebooted back to winmo
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03:12.25makkonenanyone know an way to compare a file to a string in a shell script?
03:12.35makkonenjust need to know if it matches or not
03:12.47Boydellthe name of a file? so a hard coded string you set?
03:12.58Boydellaka your seeing if a file exists or not?
03:13.47makkonenI'm seeing if the ts-calibration file (which exists) matches the string "0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0\n" (which means it's null, and should be re-calibrated)
03:14.21makkonenthere's probably an easier way around all this.
03:14.36Boydellyah I dont have a clue, not very good with scripts..
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03:18.30makkonenecho 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 | cmp -s ts-calibration
03:18.32makkonenpositively elegant.
03:22.57Boydellis this to finally get the calibration right with the new screen driver?
03:28.28makkonenyeah
03:28.49Boydellalso, it seems, i was trying to dl from market, and turn off wifi, thats when it crashed..
03:29.17Boydellits almost like if your trying to pull data from 3G then transfer to wifi or vice vera, it crashes..
03:30.16MrPippythe panic shows its just a wifi/sd problem
03:30.34makkonen...cept I can't seem to get it to run the calibration app from the rootfs, because the framebuffer isn't initialized. other than that, it works a treat.
03:33.54babijoeeMrPippy: also shutdowns doesn't seem to work for me anymore
03:34.23babijoeenot sure if its relevant, but just letting you guys know
03:34.44makkonenjust happened to try it 10 minutes ago and it seems to work for me. (I was surprised.)
03:34.58babijoeemakkonen: device?
03:35.04makkonenraph800
03:35.04Boydellshutdowns usuallly work for me too
03:35.39MrPippyi haven't changed anything in 2 weeks, and the only device where anything different should have happened is cdma diamond
03:36.29makkonensomething changed recently that caused it to start working again. it was definitely not working on the 17th.
03:36.29babijoeeits weird :D
03:36.37babijoeeah well
03:36.49babijoeeit was good while it lasted XD
03:36.54makkonenheh
03:37.06Boydellmakkonen: I put in a commit that made it start working again.
03:37.07makkonenI just hit the reset button anyway.
03:37.16makkonenah, ok.
03:37.43Boydellit was the one that made sound die, but, i read some patch notes that said sound may work again, tried it, it worked lol
03:38.14babijoeeBoydell: for shutdown or wifi
03:38.15babijoee?
03:38.27Boydellshutdown
03:39.49Boydellif (!machine_is_htcdiamond_cdma() && !machine_is_htcraphael_cdma() && ! machine_is_htcraphael_cdma500()) {
03:39.51Boydell/* power-off doesn't work on CDMA diamond with this enabled */
03:39.53Boydellmsg.cmd = RPCROUTER_CTRL_CMD_BYE;
03:39.55Boydellrpcrouter_send_control_msg(&msg);
03:40.03Boydelltwas that one
03:44.52MrPippyyeah i never had problems with sound and it made poweroff work, but it kills sound for other people
03:45.07MrPippyi'm running a weird radio version (telus 1.04.05), maybe thats why
03:57.02MrPippymakkonen: all cdma people: see if the latest commit helps out stability, in my brief testing it was a lot more stable
03:57.19makkonenwill do.
03:57.41BoydellMrPippy: I have a telus radio too...hmm..
04:08.00BoydellMrPippy: more stable where?
04:09.01makkonenIt didn't crash during my game of abduction. That's a good sign.
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04:16.06Boydelldo you get a keyboard has stopped working on boot too?
04:18.35BoydellMrPippy: is your phone originally a telus? or you just decided to use a telus radio version? whats the story?
04:19.19makkonenliving in san diego and being on sprint... it's not originally a telus.
04:19.39Boydelland so you should lmao
04:21.42Boydelloh noes
04:21.46BoydellI lost data!
04:22.02Boydellmakkonen: does your 3G work?
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04:30.35makkoneneek. I don't know. let me check.
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04:40.50Boydellalso makk, batt is still a little high, may i suggest 5/4?
04:41.46makkonen5/4 is what I used originally. it was quite low. 9/7 should be about right... at this point, the problems are elsewhere, I think.
04:42.02Boydellok, on mine its about 10% too high
04:42.43makkonenwell, at 5/4 it would read 5% for a huge range (anything under 30 or 40% in winmo).
04:43.07Boydellactaully after a reboot, its a bit better?
04:43.07makkonenbut that might come down to the table. whatever... it's all a kludge anyway, I shouldn't even bother with it.
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04:44.12BoydellI think a new data.img fixed my data problem too
04:45.04makkonenyeah. data seems to be working fine for me.
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05:13.25MrPippyyeah i don't remember why i went for a telus radio
05:14.22Boydellhm. well then lol.
05:14.40BoydellI'm wondering if it has anything to do with the audio not working sometimes. but idk
05:14.45MrPippybut it might be why my sound works with the shutdown fix, and doesn't work for others
05:15.17Boydellhow many others does it fail with? So far i think only one of us raph800 users it kills..
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05:17.09MrPippysome people in my diam500 thread say sound and data don't work
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05:18.21Boydellweird. Although some people are...umm..how to put this nicely?
05:18.26Boydellnot tech savey?
05:18.36Boydellyet they bitch and somplain things arnt working?
05:18.37Boydellahha
05:22.11makkonenthat's putting it very nicely.
05:22.35Boydellyah well, I would have liked to said more, but I think I'm just goin be polite today.
05:23.14MrPippyyeah i believe when their sound isn't working, but i think they just need to wait longer for data to come up
05:24.14BoydellYah. Or make a new data.img. Maybe look at the dmesg to see WHY shit isnt working also. I mean, don't just bitch, do something to help!
05:24.32Boydellanyways, rant over. going to bed, night all.
05:26.24bzoMrPippy: your fix looks promising. Was able to download 2 large marketplace apps in a row. Never been able to do that before
05:27.26bzobleck, already missing makkonen's new touchscreen driver though
05:27.57makkonen?
05:28.31bzoMrPippy has the never driver in his build I was using until now
05:28.41makkonenah
05:29.59bzoit will be perfect once the calibration app is done :)
05:30.19MrPippyyeah
05:31.19makkonencalibration app is done.
05:31.23MrPippyi sorta want to commit the files now (but not the board-htcdiam/raph to enable it)
05:31.28makkonendone-ish.
05:31.40makkonen(but nothing's at all done for blackstone)
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05:38.38makkonenwith a new rootfs, it autocalibrates at boot and saves it to the sdcard. ...but it requires having the calibrate app sitting in your sdcard. which is inelegant.
05:38.57makkonenautocalibrate = runs the calibrate app if you don't already have calibration settings.
05:39.26bzook, just downloaded my 6th 1mb+ app from marketplace. Huge improvement!
05:40.13makkonenawesome.
05:40.48MrPippykickass
05:41.15MrPippycan't believe this would just stem from some variables not being marked as volatile
05:41.37bzoyeah, I must admit I wasn
05:41.52makkonenI've seen some pretty dumb things just left to be dealt with later in the code.
05:42.59MrPippyi finally realized it when i was looking through dzo's vogue-smd, where the entire structures are marked as volatile
05:43.29MrPippythe buffers not marked wasn't a big problem for gsm because smd.c uses memcpy
05:43.50MrPippybut the 7500 pointers not being marked was bad, those get accessed directly
05:45.37bzouh oh, just rebooted. Wasn't downloading anything at the time though
05:46.59bzoit was slightly responsive before rebooting. The lights were still following the capacitive touch panel
05:47.18tmztoh? ppp on smd7500 is fixed?
05:49.20MrPippyyeah i think so
05:49.42MrPippyif the capacitive panel is still lighting up, the kernel is still alive and didn't panic
05:50.02bzohmm, can't access adb through the kernel I compiled. Do I have to configure anything to enable it?
05:51.08makkonenwere you talking about changing the usb settings so it came up as a dream for adb purposes?
05:51.08MrPippyshouldn't have to
05:51.22makkonenor was that someone else?
05:51.33bzoadb devices shows connectivity, but has status of "offline"
05:51.45MrPippyyeah i was thinking about that, so windows would be ok without having to hack the .inf
05:52.09makkonenyeah. I was wondering if anyone had tried it. because even with the hacked inf, I couldn't get it to work on my system.
05:52.18tmztis the product number fixed now?
05:52.25MrPippyand then putting a line into eclair.user.conf to change usb_function_switch to adb-only, instead of adb+usbnet
05:52.31tmztwhat device?
05:52.49makkonenme: raph800. mrpippy and bzo: diam500, I believe.
05:53.23bzoI've always found adb on windows painful
05:53.38makkonenme too. but painful is better than dead.
05:54.22makkonenif it'd just work, could maybe give droid explorer a shot... it looks very nice.
05:54.34bzoI've given up on win adb, and run a linux vm
05:55.08makkonenwhenever I try to share the usb device with my vbox vm, vbox crashes hardcore. Have to reboot the host system before it'll fire up again.
05:55.54bzoworks well for me on vmware. At least until now with my self compiled kernel
05:56.58MrPippymakkonen: you've never had adb working on windows?
05:57.15makkonennot since... early december?
05:57.32bzowhat is the syntax of usb_function_switch? ifconfig is showing usb0 for me - want to try forcing adb only
05:57.40makkonennot since they made all the changes to enable multiple usb functions running simultaneously. rndis, etc
05:58.18MrPippydoing "echo 2 > /sys/devices/platform/msm_hsusb/usb_function_switch" will do adb-only
05:58.55bzoI had trouble with that too on windows. I had to disable the mass storage driver, or else it kept switch back and forth between the 2 modes
05:59.06MrPippythat and a product id change, should make it identical to the g1 and windows should work
05:59.10tmztcan we just make the sysfs entry either the bitmap or product value
05:59.30makkonenmass storage kills data for me.
05:59.56MrPippyi've never tried mass storage in linux
06:00.06tmztdata?
06:00.21MrPippyi'm gonna commit the product id change now, i think only windows cares what it is
06:00.22makkonensmd1, cdma modem
06:00.43makkonencool. I was about to start looking to figure out where it was stored, glad I don't have to. :-)
06:04.40MrPippyi think the only reason usbnet is on by default is because phh uses it
06:06.38makkonenhas anyone ever used the rndis functionality?
06:07.15MrPippynot sure if i ever have
06:07.18bzooh well, usb_function_switch doesn't fix it. thx MrPippy
06:07.35tmztbzo: what device?
06:07.44bzodiam500
06:08.09bzoit took me this whole time to type in that command. Really difficult with the old touchscreen driver :)
06:08.26MrPippyyou have to change the product id and usb_function_switch
06:08.32makkonenheh. wifi shell. highly recommended.
06:09.08bzoI'm connecting in linux, does the product id matter there?
06:09.30MrPippyno
06:11.11makkonenecho 2 > usb_function_switch isn't necessary if you just kill usb_function_ether in the config, right?
06:12.02tmztit's the combination
06:12.10tmztwe need to clean this up
06:12.15tmztbzo: it shouldn't
06:12.23MrPippyyeah i guess that should work
06:12.29MrPippyi just pushed the product id change
06:16.23MrPippyoo wow, engadget has a real-looking picture of the apple tablet
06:16.35MrPippyand geohot released the details on his ps3 hack
06:16.45tmztmetal edge?
06:17.02tmztyep, and code
06:17.47makkonenstupid apple tablet. it makes me angry for a reason I cannot explain.
06:17.57MrPippyi expect sony will lock down the hv pretty soon
06:20.43bzomakkonen, lol
06:20.59MrPippyheh you can get angry at it after its released
06:22.04makkonenno, I think the part I'm angry about is already out there. it's the hype, the fawning, etc.
06:22.16makkonenhey, nice... win7 automatically downloads and installs drivers now.
06:22.43bzowonder if sony will care now? They're not losing too much money anymore on each unit. Really, they've already succeeded in their security
06:23.46MrPippyits the pirated games they're worried about
06:24.41bzoright. Well in that case there's no shutting the door anymore with tens of millions of hackable units out there...
06:24.50makkonenhot damn. Droid Explorer just plain works now. how pleasant.
06:24.51MrPippysince the ps3 ran linux (until the slim), sony could have been losing a giant amount of money on each unit already
06:25.47MrPippyand right now there isn't a software hack, so very few people are going to try this
06:27.00bzoit is impressive in any case how long it took hack the PS3
06:27.28MrPippyassuming the private encryption keys aren't dumped, sony can patch the HV and any software bugs that are found, and make the update mandatory for psn and new games/br
06:27.41MrPippyyeah it is, especially since they've had the linux capability since the beginning
06:28.26MrPippythat made this way easier for geohot, but also deterred people from trying (since sony was making a token gesture towards homebrew people)
06:28.41bzomakkonen - so adb works painlessly  in w7 now?
06:28.48makkonenseems so.
06:29.10makkonenmaybe a little flaky... already dropped once. but that's more the device than adb specifically.
06:30.41makkonenof course I don't know if that's changing the product ID or turning off usbnet
06:31.07MrPippypretty sure its both
06:31.23makkonenI'll take it.
06:32.03MrPippyyeah we should have babijoee put the usb_function_switch into /init
06:36.59bzothe driver does seem to painlessly install in my x64 w7
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06:37.39bzostill can't connect, there must be something messed up in my kernel config somehow
06:37.59MrPippythats good, x64 doesn't do unsigned drivers, and doesn't hacking the .inf invalidate the signature?
06:38.40makkonenit complains, but I think it'll still install the unsigned drivers.
06:39.11bzow7 downloaded and installed the drivers automatically. Presumably they are signed?
06:39.20makkonenyeah
06:40.18makkonenbut when I had to hack the inf, or when I used the drivers from androidhtc.sf.net, those both installed ok.
06:42.19bzoI'm liking the ability to shut down the phone now
06:42.53MrPippyis your sound working?
06:43.12bzoyes, and data comes up instantly
06:44.41MrPippycool, do you happen to know what your radio version is? :-)
06:45.04bzostandard sprint 1.11 I believe
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06:49.07MrPippyheh this thing with radio versions might not work out, (almost) everybody with diam500 has one version or the other
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06:55.14bzogotta turn in, good night all
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07:23.10MrPippyok time to try 2 banks
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08:00.40MrPippyok pushed tssc_manager but not the defconfig or board- files, so its not enabled by default
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09:39.34babijoeewifi seems stable for me :)
09:39.50babijoeethanks MrPippy :)
09:40.24babijoeeopps spoke too soon
09:40.27babijoeeit finally crashed
09:40.28babijoee:p
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13:57.19Captnoordmakkonen: gj on the ts manager
13:57.48Captnoordeven that its a copy paste
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15:57.32Boydellmorning everyone
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16:09.57babijoeemorning Boydell
16:10.10Boydellhow goes it?
16:10.51babijoeenot good
16:11.04babijoeemy nexus one seems to have a problem
16:11.16babijoeeits not charging but rather stays at same capacity
16:11.23babijoeei'm trying to fix it
16:11.39babijoeebut someone says i'll need to kill the battery first. That will take forever :p
16:11.42Boydelluh oh. Did you do anything to cause this? Or it just started happening?
16:11.58babijoeewell someone else had this happening to them so
16:12.20babijoeei'm not sure if its rom or kernel specific
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16:13.40Boydellweird. Whats the battery life on that thing?
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16:20.23babijoeeamazing
16:20.27babijoeelol
16:20.34babijoeei hope its just some silly bug
16:21.22Boydellyah that is messed up. hopefully it works out for you
16:21.41BoydellI wish it worked on my network :(
16:22.51babijoeelol it might eventually
16:23.12Boydellyah, by then though the neux 2 will be out
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17:21.03BoydellIs there a way to get is so that the phone vibrates when there is a new text?
17:25.00stinebdyes
17:25.11stinebdin messaging, hit the menu button, go to settings, notifications
17:25.22stinebdyou can even change which tone it uses
17:26.01stinebdmuch better than every app using the same tone i think ;)
17:26.25Boydellwell who the hell would hide in there? Thanks stinebd
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17:57.40NeoMatrixJRandroid port newb needs help setting up environment for RHOD/TP2 CDMA development.  Can anyone point  me to the right repo for this platform?
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18:02.14MrPippyi'm not sure which repo is the right one, this one i think http://gitorious.org/~mweirauch/linux-on-qualcomm-s-msm/linux-msm-topaz
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18:04.58phh[01:12:09] <makkonen> hmm. tssc calibrate is a 570K app? is that from compiling it -static? <---- yes static, AFAIK rootfs has no libc, so it's the only way
18:05.05phhthe size is not a problem, we can just make a new rootfs :p
18:05.09phhanyway we would have to clean it.
18:05.40phh[01:09:49] <stinebd> phh: if you're interested: http://maduin.southcape.org/~bryan/android/0001-Import-msm7k-cpufreq-governor-from-heroc-kernel.patch <------ i'm intereseted in reports :p
18:06.08phh[01:21:32] <stinebd> MrPippy: what is this turbo mode stuff in the heroc kernel? it reminds me of those old compaq pentium computers with the turbo button <----- 528MHZ afaik (it's not enable=d by default)
18:06.44phh[01:26:50] <MrPippy> yeah i haven't figured out what the heroc turbo mode is, the a11 is at 528 mhz either way, but it increases some other frequencies <-
18:06.51phhoh right memory turbo then.
18:08.17phh<PROTECTED>
18:09.06phh[02:33:37] <babijoee> so the downfall is less battery life <---- I'm not sure of that at all.
18:10.25stinebdphh: re msm7k governor, no adverse effects, works as expected
18:10.46phhyou mean it's better or not ?
18:10.55phhI wouldn't expect so as it's based on conservative iirc
18:11.02stinebdno noticeable difference at default settings
18:11.22stinebdother than the minimum freq being 275.6 or something
18:11.28stinebdas opposed to 128
18:11.50phhthat might be the reason of the improvement more than the governor
18:13.43NeoMatrixJRphh: reading through the back log from the other day, were you needing debug/test help from TP2 owners?
18:13.59phhtomorrow
18:15.13NeoMatrixJRI will try and be on then.  Don't know if it makes much difference to you, but I've got a sprint cdma TP2 (no GSM help from me though...I don't have a GSM SIM active)
18:15.43phh[03:20:54] <MrPippy> hmm i think smd_7500 needs to have more variables marked as volatile <---- the proper linux way is readl/writel (even if it isn't always easy)
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18:17.42AstainHellbringdo a /nick
18:18.49Boydellah, there we go
18:19.01Boydellthanks
18:20.25phh[04:38:49] <makkonen> ...cept I can't seem to get it to run the calibration app from the rootfs, because the framebuffer isn't initialized. other than that, it works a treat. <----- muh ? if you see some text it means that fb is actually active :p, but maybe we have to request exclusivity to it
18:20.34stinebdphh: the governor itself has some silly "sweet spot" algorithm modification to the frequency selection which favors performance a bit more than conservative, but frankly i don't see why it'd be much better
18:20.59phhok, might be just the 128MHz low frequency the problem then
18:21.27stinebdmost likely
18:22.18stinebdhave you tried tuning ondemand via sysfs at all yet?
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18:25.00ToAsTcfhyeah my hero will lock up if i gho any lower then 200mhz
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18:25.43ToAsTcfhphh: anymore work on the camera?
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18:25.52phhno
18:25.55ToAsTcfhbah
18:26.06ToAsTcfhso whats new then
18:26.25stinebdhe's busy, call back in july
18:26.32ToAsTcfhlol
18:27.17phh[07:07:23] <MrPippy> that and a product id change, should make it identical to the g1 and windows should work <---- AFAIK we use hero IDs, so no need to change it
18:27.43phh[07:12:57] <MrPippy> i think the only reason usbnet is on by default is because phh uses it <----- no I don't, it's for gnu/linux users
18:27.54stinebd:>
18:28.24ToAsTcfhyeah i guess backporting stuff from .29 into .27 isnt going well for us either.( ie camera and opengl)
18:28.36BoydellWindows downloads drivers for my phone now, as a htc dream actually..
18:28.52ToAsTcfhneeding libs i guess for the camera
18:31.31ToAsTcfhphh what camera are u guys using anyhow
18:31.40phhmt9t013
18:31.48phhand mi830 or something like that
18:32.05ToAsTcfheh the gsm hero uses mt9t012
18:32.28ToAsTcfhwe use the 5kXXX
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18:33.00CaptnoordNetRipper: http://tweakers.net/nieuws/65199/ontwikkelaar-maakt-dual-boot-met-android-mogelijk-op-windows-mobile.html
18:33.06Captnoordya already knew of course
18:33.11ToAsTcfhno 2.x libs yet for a msm_camera using our camera
18:33.11stinebdwhoa
18:33.16stinebdit's in some kind of ancient dead language
18:33.20Captnoordbut why didn't you write the article
18:33.21Captnoord:P
18:33.34stinebdperhaps aramaic
18:33.52Captnoordlol
18:34.23Boydellhttp://translate.google.ca/translate?hl=en&sl=nl&u=http://tweakers.net/nieuws/65199/ontwikkelaar-maakt-dual-boot-met-android-mogelijk-op-windows-mobile.html&ei=H4dgS_vIEJXj8QaU65CEDA&sa=X&oi=translate&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CAgQ7gEwAA&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dhttp://tweakers.net/nieuws/65199/ontwikkelaar-maakt-dual-boot-met-android-mogelijk-op-windows-mobile.html%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DG
18:34.29Boydellin case you want english
18:34.30stinebdlol
18:34.37stinebdthats one hell of a url
18:34.50Boydellcould have tinyurl it i guess
18:34.52Boydelltoo lazy
18:34.56Boydelljust click it :P
18:34.59stinebdit fits into one message, it's fine
18:35.17Captnoordplease don't try using a auto translate
18:35.22Captnoordas it will generate crap
18:36.03Boydellwell, it makes it half read-able for me
18:36.59Captnoordits just a new's article of the guy who made android / winmo dualboot
18:39.51ToAsTcfhphh: u tried the sapphire libcamera and such i guess huh?
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18:39.59phhno
18:40.12ToAsTcfhthey use the same camera
18:40.28phhyes and ?
18:41.00ToAsTcfhwell the libs cbridge between hw and software
18:41.07phhyou still haven't seen the android camera driver is independant of the kernel driver ?
18:41.22phhsince the kernel driver always exposes the same /dev/msm_camera/control0/frame0/config0 or something like that
18:41.23ToAsTcfheh no
18:41.44ToAsTcfhyeah we got that too but the libs arent having it
18:43.31ToAsTcfhweve gotten the camera to work correctly to a point. then when it tries to start a preview surfacer give a null instead of creating the surface ie preview
18:44.00ToAsTcfhsurfaceholder actually
18:44.29ToAsTcfhwhich is part of the api all together
18:45.11phhMrPippy: http://pjottrr.no-ip.org:81/redmine/issues/show/56 well done it seems.
18:45.18ToAsTcfhso to me it seems like our issues on the heroc atleast is not having the proper libs for our camera
18:46.15phhcheck V4L driver.
18:46.34ToAsTcfhi think surfacecreate is trying to write too control0 but cant
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18:47.03ToAsTcfhall the v4l drivers are from .29
18:47.09phhyes and ?
18:47.39Captnoordhmmm asus is charging me 414 euro's for repairing my laptop
18:47.40Captnoordlolz
18:47.44Captnoordlike I gonna pay that
18:47.57ToAsTcfheh what u think its in v4l driver
18:48.24phhToAsTcfh: V4L2 api is *stable*
18:48.32phhyou have dozens of tools which are able to use it
18:48.39phhso you won't rely on fucking stupid userland
18:49.18ToAsTcfhyeah i just gotta find away around userland ur righ
18:49.34phhI won't even tell you how many times android's userland fooled me.
18:49.50stinebdheh
18:50.17ToAsTcfhbut if msm_camera is using v4l2 then it should be done that way to begin with righ
18:50.51phhToAsTcfh: it's not using v4l2
18:50.59phhv4l2 is just an alternate way to access to video
18:51.09MrPippyphh: i did the usb change for 0c01 so that it would match the dream singleinterface (after doing echo 2 > usb_function_switch)
18:51.25ToAsTcfheh im on lunch and gotta get back to work. ill have to check into it later. thanx
18:52.10MrPippyas long as babijoee can put the function_switch into /init or eclair.user.conf, it should work
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19:04.02NetRipperCaptnoord, that's no real dual boot
19:05.19BoydellHow can it be? Android can't boot on its own yet without WinMo?
19:06.28NetRipperCaptnoord, it just starts very early in the winmo boot process and displays a form.. if you choose android, it boots android, if you choose winmo, it just continues booting ;)
19:07.16NetRipperBoydell, that too, but the kernel should be mature enough by now to include most init'ing
19:07.49NetRipperso maybe it'd be possible already, somone still has to write the bootloader though, and add support to boot from xip
19:07.56AstainHellbringvogue can
19:08.08phhNetRipper: some stuff are still not working
19:08.10NetRipperit can? i wasnt sure if dzo wsa there already :)
19:08.11phhI got dex working
19:09.06CaptnoordNetRipper: I know
19:09.18NetRipperphh, nice :)
19:09.34phhbut panel init hang up
19:09.36phhI don't know why
19:10.01NetRipperyou also work on the vogue phh?
19:10.10phhno
19:10.46phhthe "new" wince devices are already a lot of work :p
19:11.02NetRipper:p
19:11.45NetRipperi gtg, training :)
19:11.46NetRipperlater
19:11.51Captnoordk
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19:50.09makkonenphh: yeah, the fb device issue was just dumb on my part. /dev/graphics didn't exist, so mknod /dev/graphics/fb0 failed. Easily solved. Now it works (except the scrolling of the console makes some of the targets hard to see -- is there a way to blank the console while it does the calibration?)
19:51.57phhhum don't know
19:52.02phhsee how fbset -g works
19:53.24phhmaybe something with CON2FBMAP
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19:59.49phhmakkonen: reading back from sdcard works ?
20:00.50makkonenyeah
20:07.37phhnext step is blac, maybe even rhod/topaz's zoom bar
20:15.48tmztthat's resistive isn't it? another android-specifc feature that needs bunged into kernel
20:16.11phhuh ?
20:16.14phhwhat android-specific ?
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20:23.56CaptnoordI wonder what all this i2c stuff is with the ts driver in wince
20:24.16Captnoordhmmm
20:24.23Captnoordseems to be external ts controller
20:24.38phhCaptnoord: for which device ?
20:24.54Captnoordraph....
20:24.58Captnoordbut I wonder.....
20:25.01CaptnoordI really do
20:25.13Captnoordhtc won't code device drivers for something that isn't there
20:25.21phhlol.
20:25.25phhI wouldn't bet on that :p
20:25.48CaptnoordI know... maybe they would
20:25.53Captnoorddebug code or something like that
20:27.04CaptnoordI wonder
20:27.16Captnoordmaybe they implemented stuff for a external ts
20:27.24Captnoordwith the video out stuff
20:27.31Captnoordwould be kick ass
20:28.15Captnoordnah
20:28.17Captnoordi'm dreaming
20:29.38stinebdyou definitely are
20:29.57stinebdbut it's much more interesting than reality at least
20:30.14Captnoordits called when TouchNotifyEvent is called
20:30.29Captnoordmaybe they create a i2c driver for it to work with wince
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20:32.52phhCaptnoord: just get usb host :p
20:35.41phh(ok I will.)
20:36.20Captnoordlolz
20:36.25Captnoordi'm just speculating
20:36.42phhusb host is not speculation :p
20:36.55CaptnoordI know
20:37.02Captnoordits not what I ment
20:37.03phhbut it will be tough to do :/
20:37.12Captnoordhehe
20:37.19Captnoordif everything was a walk in the part
20:37.21Captnoordpark
20:37.26Captnoordlife would be crap
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20:40.53Captnoordhmmm
20:40.54Captnoordusb host
20:40.57Captnoordlemme check
20:41.10phhCaptnoord: ?
20:41.20Captnoordnothing
20:41.27Captnoordjust loading the usb driver into ida
20:41.35Captnoordto look around
20:41.47phhI meant in linux -_-'
20:41.55Captnoordhehe
20:42.17Captnoordwe have raph device id and stuff
20:42.20Captnoordregarding usb
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20:47.26mickeylleviathan_: do you have a recent kernel/image from your tree for the dream somewhere?
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20:49.16MrPippyCaptnoord: i've seen htc drivers that have ancient code in them on my diamond, like the serial port driver that had code for running as a usb host, from old htc devices that used that to connect to the radio
20:49.58Captnoordmaybe
20:50.00Captnoordmaybe
20:50.17phhMrPippy: are you sure of the part "from old htc devices" ?
20:50.24phhbecause these features doesn't sound stupid for diamond
20:51.03phhoh you mean radio communication was over physical serial port ?
20:51.26Captnoordmaybe its test code
20:51.33Captnoordused for factory testing
20:51.57Captnoordbecause when you know the test pin's in the board
20:52.06Captnoordyou could turn it into something usefull
20:52.07Captnoordbut
20:52.15Captnoordlike all these things
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20:52.19Captnoordwe just don't know
20:52.43MrPippyyeah like the htc universal, pxa270-based, used usb host to communicate with the msm
20:52.56phhah.
20:53.09phhand you're sure it's what this code is about ?
20:53.19phhanyway that don't surprise me at all
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20:54.12MrPippyyeah i don't remember exactly what it was, but it was for that
21:02.50Captnoordphh I wonder the usb host and the video out don't work at the same time?
21:03.02phhdon't know
21:03.34Captnoordbecause it would be interesting to hook a display with with usb ts on it
21:03.36Captnoordwould be fun
21:03.37Captnoord:P
21:04.13Captnoorddamn I really love the new Ida pro
21:04.23Captnoordloads of tiny little things that make stuff just a bit easier
21:14.43MrPippywow my phone has been in android for 12 hours, it really is stable now
21:15.48Boydell<PROTECTED>
21:15.59phhMrPippy: because of volatile ?
21:16.11MrPippyyeah
21:16.16phhMrPippy: huhu
21:16.43phhBoydell: I can do 7am to midnight, including 5 hours of spotify.
21:16.59phhaka "you're doing it wrong"
21:18.47Boydell:O
21:19.40bzoagreed on diam500 stability
21:19.56Boydellwell, today is the first day of batt testing, but I unplugged it at about noon, its now 5PM and its reporting 30%. Mind you reporting IS wrong, but its close now..
21:20.58phhif anyone have any idea of what is the most wrong in our power management btw ... :p
21:21.11phhI'll try slow arm9 tomorrow
21:21.41MrPippyunder sleep, does winmo go into a lower-power mode? i know it shuts off usb on sleep
21:22.43BoydellBUT makkonen said something about CDMA wakes up WAY too much
21:22.43Boydellyah and thats ANNOYING actually..
21:23.22MrPippyyeah it comes out of sleep pretty often if you're moving, like the modem wakes it up when you transition between cells or something
21:23.47BoydellI'm not even moving, just sitting in my basement lol
21:24.01phhMrPippy: one wake up by cell transition is fair -_-'
21:24.43MrPippyif i'm somewhere with marginal coverage or going in/out of elevators/underground, it wakes up way too often
21:25.06makkonenI never confirmed what exactly was waking it up. I just knew it happened every 10-30 seconds when the radio was on, and very infrequently if it was off. I think I tried turning off data and it still kept waking. I'm in sort of marginal coverage zones all the time, though.
21:25.15BoydellI have that problem in WinMo, roaming kills my batt....
21:26.23phhMrPippy: maybe ril is wrong
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21:40.30bzo<sigh> compiled kernel about 10 times with different tweaks and none will work with adb
21:40.43phhjust revert MrPippy's patch
21:41.10MrPippybzo: are you doing usb_function_switch?
21:41.29bzoI haven't been able to connect with adb with my own compiled kernel, even before MrPippy's patch
21:41.42phhbzo: ah.
21:41.42MrPippylinux or windows?
21:41.59bzoboth, but mainly tried through linux
21:42.20MrPippyyou do 'adb root' first?
21:42.35bzoIf I copy over MrPippy's zImage (from xda) it works right away
21:42.35phhand you do it with the "old" adb ?
21:42.48bzoyes, adb root, using donut sdk
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21:43.02MrPippyadb version makes a difference?
21:43.25bzolinux sees device with lsusb, and adb sees it but has "offline" status
21:43.50bzophh mentioned using 1.6 version earlier, seems to be the only version that works for me
21:43.56phhsame here :p
21:44.03phhmmm offline status
21:44.06phhI don't remember what it means
21:44.14phhoh.
21:44.24phhbzo: use fake charger thingy
21:44.32phhhtc_battery_smem.fake=1 I think
21:45.07bzoin startup.txt?
21:45.12phhcmdline yes
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21:50.48MrPippyi have htc_battery.fake_charger=1 in mine, module_name is defined as htc_battery
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21:51.52bzoi have htc_battery.fake_charger=1 in mine also
21:52.32phhMrPippy: uh ?
21:52.41phhin my memories htc_battery_smem.fake_charger=1 worked
21:53.19MrPippyi'm not really sure, but htc_battery_smem has #define MODULE_NAME "htc_battery"
21:53.37phhmmmmmmm
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21:56.21bzoin any case, no effect with htc_battery_smem.fake_charger=1, still offline
21:56.23Captnoordphh 1.6 is the way togo....
21:56.51Captnoordthe 1.6 on connect utb is the latest one of your building?
21:56.53Captnoordor....
21:57.02Captnoordyou got stuff that wasn't reported on connet
21:57.50phhmmm don't remember
21:58.06Captnoordk
21:58.27phhcheck around http://cobaltcode.com/fileupload//data/Android/
21:59.06stinebddonut? what is this, 1993?
21:59.40Captnoordlol I just don't care...
21:59.43Captnoordas long as it runs sweet
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22:00.06phhCaptnoord: I think I'll work back on it anyway
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22:05.26chamonixhey guys
22:06.02Boydellhey chamonix
22:06.18chamonixhey Boydell
22:06.25Boydellhow goes it?
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22:07.13chamonixpretty good, if only my job wasn't killing me I'd say perfect :)
22:07.31Boydellat least you have one :(
22:08.35chamonixright, I am not complaining, I'm grate to have a job at a first place, and also for having one that is fun most of the time
22:08.51chamonixs/grate/gratefull
22:08.51Boydellbah. whats your job?
22:10.01chamonixto sum up: lead engineer and projekt manager in a pretty big non-IT company
22:10.58Boydellsounds fun. wanna hire someone from ontario ;) lol
22:12.20chamonixwould u mind moving to germany?
22:12.23chamonix;)
22:12.39Boydellhaha. Do I have to speak german?
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22:14.20IceWeweI was directed here from http://www.htc-android.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=313
22:14.31chamonixthat would be part of the job too yes
22:14.53Boydellaww man. I can barely speak my native language of english :(
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22:30.35chamonixphh: you wanted me to test something?
22:31.48phhchamonix: playing with cpufreq governors
22:32.32chamonixsounds exciting :)
22:32.41phhnot really I think
22:32.50stinebdfairly boring
22:32.54chamonixI just finished testing the last image together with modules, I'll publish my report tomorrow
22:33.01phhok
22:33.10phhyou're still the only one with android on nand though :p
22:33.45chamonixI really need to switch of as much SD as I can to see if it makes a difference
22:33.47phhchamonix: have you tried removing sd card btw ?
22:33.48phh.
22:34.20ToAsTcfhphh: so i should just be able to use .27 v4l2 instead of trying to backport from .29
22:34.21chamonixnot yet, cache and user-init prevent me from doing so, I have to make a few changes to init
22:34.52phhToAsTcfh: yes
22:34.55ToAsTcfhok
22:35.03chamonixphh: today I hit the 16 hrs wall
22:35.24phhramconsole ?
22:35.52chamonixlol it didn't hurt, it's just the first time I got 16 hrs without any hickup
22:36.26phhI don't know if I ever got that much either
22:36.49phhi'm pretty sure this 16 hours limit is a stupid bug though
22:37.09Boydell<PROTECTED>
22:37.09chamonixI havent had a single freeze since nand except once when trying enable/disable WLAN multiple times yesterday
22:37.22phhBoydell: what's the difference ...?
22:37.28phhchamonix: huhu
22:37.51chamonixphh: my 16 hours ws with one battery load, my phone has been running 3 days in a row without any problem but with loadings in btwn
22:38.04phhah.
22:38.09phhbah.
22:38.20phhwhy some people has a 16 (or 18?) hours bug
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22:38.36BoydellUmmm. Well isnt there a Read-Only-Memory?
22:39.10BoydellSo where you "flash" a new ROM of WinMo...
22:39.23phhBoydell: that's not read only memory if you can flash it :p
22:39.34chamonixphh: doo you know what ramconsole says in those cases?
22:39.42phhchamonix:  no ....
22:39.56ToAsTcfhCONFIG_VIDEO_DEV=y
22:39.56ToAsTcfhCONFIG_VIDEO_V4L2_COMMON=y CONFIG_VIDEO_V4L1_COMPAT=y CONFIG_VIDEO_MEDIA=y CONFIG_VIDEO_V4L2=y
22:39.56ToAsTcfhCONFIG_VIDEO_CAPTURE_DRIVERS=y
22:40.04ToAsTcfheh that was messy
22:40.12chamonixthat's a pity
22:40.18ToAsTcfhanyhow it still doesnt work
22:40.29phhToAsTcfh: you tried V4L userland ?
22:40.45ToAsTcfheh no
22:40.47phh....
22:41.11ToAsTcfhconfig v4l2 userland?
22:41.30phh-_-'
22:41.37phhuserland means tools that is not in the kernel
22:41.59ToAsTcfhoh no i guess i gotta find that
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22:43.55cr2_phh: any fresh gps ideas ?
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22:43.59chamonixphh: have u got any feedback from some1 about the module u had added for network/tethering?
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22:45.04phhchamonix: no
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22:45.17chamonixok, I'll take that too :)
22:45.28phhcr2_: I'll try to send a reset arm9 at startup and see if I can survive that.
22:46.20phhwould help booting from spl too
22:46.43ToAsTcfhphh: i take it this is what ur refering too?! http://groups.google.com/group/android-porting/browse_thread/thread/f6b9c22ee45a68c4
22:47.13phhnot at all.
22:47.21ToAsTcfh:/
22:47.30phhToAsTcfh: I said don't trust android.
22:47.33phhdon't use android stuff for that
22:47.37phhuse real linux v4l tools
22:48.37Boydellbah I keep getting disconected.
22:48.44Boydell<PROTECTED>
22:48.51Boydell<PROTECTED>
22:49.38phhI don't think so.
22:49.50phheven if there is no software to do it other way
22:50.00phhit works with blocks.
22:50.11BoydellYah but thats sketchy...
22:50.11phhso same goes for our phones nand
22:50.19phhthere is no such thing as rom
22:50.44BoydellTrue rom, no. Its just what its called..
22:50.47chamonixphh: any progress on diam+nand?
22:51.08phhwhat's called flashing is just sending erase blocks commands then write ones... which is exactly what is done on exfat partition too
22:51.22phhchamonix: I need a working rom which leave some room.
22:51.49chamonixlightnhb's not enuff for diam?
22:52.35phhchamonix: the little one doesn't boot, the big one takes the whole nand
22:52.54chamonix:-/
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22:53.14ToAsTcfhok
22:54.09ToAsTcfhtime to remove android from the search. but there was a bunch of mixed shit without it
22:55.44cr2_phh: reset arm9 ? how ?
22:56.01phhcr2_: reset arm 9 dex command ?
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22:56.33phhcr2_: the gpio pull down thing might also work if I have the correct values
22:58.04cr2_the dex is more harmless
22:58.48phharf
22:59.11tmztit's eraseable rom
22:59.23tmztit's not writable with normal bus ops
22:59.26tmztso it's rom
22:59.35tmztraw doesn't mean r/w anyway
22:59.37tmztram
22:59.44phhat least call it eeprom...
22:59.54ToAsTcfhphh: do u got a link? cuz im finding a bunch of different stuff and im not sure which one im gonna need
23:00.07phhToAsTcfh: no, iirc xdtv has some usable tools
23:00.19ToAsTcfhok i seen that one
23:00.56ToAsTcfhdoes it need to be camera spacific?
23:01.13phh-_-'
23:01.14ToAsTcfhor wait mobile device camera
23:01.20phhit's NOT camera specific
23:01.30ToAsTcfhok
23:01.32phhthat's the point of using a common api
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23:04.34cr2_phh: i think it's more interesting to shutdown rpc in haret before starting linux.
23:04.56phhcr2_: mmm why in haret ?
23:05.02cr2_phh: but i need to document the rpc ioctl numbers first
23:05.03phhI think we already do it in linux no ?
23:05.07tmztemulate nand boot
23:05.09phhwith the BYE command
23:05.10phhoh right.
23:05.12tmztonly partially
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23:05.54cr2_phh: we still don't know if it is the right way
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23:06.46cr2_phh: the only half-highlevel gps operation in wince is to open the redirected serial port
23:07.16cr2_i don't know what can be done at a lower level
23:07.58cr2_opening the port (in wince) after rpc shutdown may provide some interesting insight
23:08.41tmztalso known as a crash
23:09.27captnoorddoesn't have to be a crash
23:09.50tmztfreeze?
23:10.06cr2_tmzt: i think they may reinit the rpc
23:10.55tmztin the com driver
23:19.54NetRipperphh, are you handy with git and can i ask you to get nexusone git tree on linuxtogo?
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23:20.38phhNetRipper: I still can't push to linuxtogo .. (still no clue why), but it's easy to do :p
23:20.45phhNetRipper: download N1's git somewhere
23:20.59NetRipperi got it locally
23:21.00phhthen git push git://blablalinuxtogo qsd-2.6.29
23:21.05phhand it will create a qsd-2.6.29 branch
23:21.07phhthat's it :p
23:21.18NetRipperit will take the data from the current branch that i'm in?
23:21.25phhyup
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23:21.54NetRippersounds too easy lol, last time i remember something like remote branch and remote pull or something
23:22.21NetRipperphh, using that way you describe can i still easily update the 'copied' tree to include new checkins of the original tree?
23:22.35NetRippercherrypicking or something alike
23:22.50phhgit pull blablalinuxtogo;  git pull blablanexusone; git push
23:22.52phhI'd say.
23:24.11NetRipperhm ok
23:24.14NetRippersounds good
23:24.23NetRipperso just push again
23:24.42phhyou have to pull, else you'll have non forward error
23:25.14NetRipperi kinda like found this on the internet but i was too afraid to test it :p http://netripper.pastebin.com/d5a6502e7
23:25.15phhI think you can even define two remotes, one for pull and one for push
23:25.28phhif you're the only one using this branch, you can just do git pull&& git push :p
23:26.32kri5git pull --rebase
23:27.34NetRipperok well i'll try this stuff tomorrow :)
23:27.45NetRipperthen i can finally commit share some hd2 stuff
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23:27.57NetRipper+and
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23:28.47NetRipperthx and good night for now :)
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23:33.19phhbabijoee: any reason I have only few credits on the first page of your eclair thread ?
23:33.29cr2_lol
23:33.31phhand "Brightness Control: Must turn off autolight in WinMo" has been changed
23:34.13babijoeei decided to clean up the thread it was gettting messy
23:34.35babijoeeah okay
23:34.37babijoeei'll change that
23:34.53babijoeeim abit sad as i think my nexus one battery is broken
23:34.58phhit leads to things I hate like people claming that you did the sms fix (see http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=RaphaelEclair )
23:35.00phhbabijoee: really ?
23:35.14phhbabijoee: what did you do to it ?
23:35.20babijoeenothing
23:35.26phhthey all say that :p
23:35.34babijoeei updated to new rom, new kerenel and then started charging
23:35.47babijoeeafter like 30 mins i noticed it wasnt going up
23:35.49MrPippyhmm msm7k governor crashes on boot, i see the early console, get the vibrate, then nothing and it resets a few seconds later
23:36.00phhMrPippy: with stinebd's patch ?
23:36.04babijoeeso i went on #cyanogenmod and someone said to let the battery die out and then try charging
23:36.15babijoeeso i did that and now my batt forever stays on 0%
23:36.31phhbabijoee: android starts or not at all ?
23:36.50phh(I don't know if they have such stupid security)
23:36.58MrPippyi brought it in myself, i'll see if stinebd did anything to it
23:37.19phhMrPippy: he posted a patch today earlier
23:37.24babijoeeit does
23:37.27babijoeebut i need charger in
23:37.32babijoeeor it dies immediately
23:37.42phhMrPippy: http://maduin.southcape.org/~bryan/android/0001-Import-msm7k-cpufreq-governor-from-heroc-kernel.patch
23:37.42babijoeei'm not the only one either
23:37.47MrPippyyeah
23:37.55babijoeesome other guy experience it also so i'm waiting on to see what he did
23:38.03babijoeeas he got it like a few days before me
23:38.23MrPippyyeah, didn't put in the acpuclock changes ;-)
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23:38.35cr2_babijoee: can you check the gpio state ?
23:38.42phhMrPippy: acpuclock changes ?
23:38.43phhmmm
23:39.59babijoeecr2 how?
23:40.03phhMrPippy: you have a diff ?
23:40.14phhbabijoee: devmem2 on gpio area
23:40.29MrPippyno its in his patch, i just didn't realize there were (minor) changes in acpuclock
23:40.50phhoh right
23:41.54MrPippyhmm turbo mode makes some of the frequency steps for cpufreq higher also
23:42.12phhhave you tried overclocking btw ?
23:42.32MrPippyno not past 528
23:42.38captnoordit can also mean that it will increase freq faster
23:42.47phhMrPippy: it's easy to do :p
23:42.49phhI'll try
23:43.02captnoordhmmm
23:43.12captnoordneed sleep
23:43.15phhsame here
23:43.29stinebdsorry, was afk
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23:45.28stinebdMrPippy: interestingly, i forgot those changes (and others) too while i was working on it, but i didn't get boot failures. it booted and simply refused to enable cpufreq
23:46.11stinebdi missed the changes to cpufreq.c too so maybe that's why
23:51.49MrPippyhmm it booted this time, but didn't get all the way into android, copybits was having problems and lots of "timeout waiting for mdp to complete"
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