IRC log for #htc-linux on 20100613

00:01.24dcordes-hd2ok let me know if you want ne to test parch/build.
00:01.55dcordes-hd2htc-linux.org DNS fail nothing new
00:02.48dcordes-hd2need to ask eway maybe it is just some setting
00:03.06NetRipperwell you can try using my overclock tool to set it to 384mhz and fix acpuclock-scorpion.c to force it to 384mhz (instead of it booting at 768mhz)
00:03.51BerserkerXPhi... can anyone tell my how can i refactor the system.sqsh file from xdandroid? i want to add the libspeech.so
00:03.54dcordes-hd2ok
00:04.31NetRipperit'll be slower to boot probably but maybe it's more regular
00:04.41NetRipperotherwise we need to look into the GP timer again
00:05.20NetRipperi'm working on haret atm
00:05.27NetRipperor well, tomorrow, cos im off to bed in a few mins :)
00:07.23dcordes-hd2let me see what the clock thing does
00:07.32dcordes-hd2any po
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00:07.53NetRipperpo?
00:08.14dcordes-hd2inter where in acpuclock-scorpion.c it is ?
00:08.22NetRipperin the init i think
00:08.26NetRippernear bottom
00:29.53NetRipper~raphael-ramconsole
00:30.10NetRipper~ramconsole
00:30.10aptfrom memory, ramconsole is pwf dm 0x8e0000 0x20000
00:33.00NetRipperis that correct for the raphael ramconsole?
00:33.09NetRipperim missing quite a lot from what i dump from there
00:35.09NetRipperoh it's because it's so small, it's looping over, so im missing the first part
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00:43.40NetRipper< bed, night
00:43.51dcordesNetRipper, wait sec
00:44.00NetRipper1 mississipi
00:44.02dcordesNetRipper, was just looking to where initial clock is set. can't find it
00:44.04NetRipper2 mississipi
00:44.52NetRipperalright
00:44.52NetRipperdcordes,
00:45.01NetRipperin acpuclock-scorpion.c
00:45.06dcordesyesh
00:45.10NetRipperfind acpuclk_init
00:45.14NetRipperline if (speed->acpu_khz == 768000)
00:45.28NetRipperchange 768000 to 384000
00:45.36dcordesawesome thx
00:46.04NetRipperand in wince, use my overclock tool, disable autoscaling, set it to 384mhz before booting
00:46.16dcordesalright
00:46.19dcordesgood night then
00:46.24NetRippernight, leave results here pls :)
00:46.30dcordes4sure
00:47.48MrObviousSo I was here yesterday and I am still trying to get this figured out.
00:48.02MrObviousI wanna know if there is a way to boost the volume in the DIAM500?
00:48.19MrObvioustmzt said something about Audiopara3.csv tricks but I have no clue what he meant.
00:48.21dcordes/usr/bin/alsamixer
00:48.54MrObviousdcordes: Okay? Do I load that up in the terminal?
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00:50.41msd18hey guys
00:50.57MrObviousdcordes: It doesn't work it seems.
00:50.59dcordesMrObvious, tbh I have no clue if alsa is supported in htc-msm-2.6.27
00:51.07msd18hey dcordes
00:51.10msd18question
00:51.11MrObviousHi.
00:51.13dcordesmsd18, hello. shoot.
00:51.25msd18y not use darwin kernel on htc leo?
00:51.31MrObviousdcordes: I was hoping there was an Audiopara file like I did some Googling for the N1.
00:51.51msd18cuse i can get a darwin-arm.deb file
00:52.45dcordesmsd18, thing to discuss with the guys over at #htc-darwin
00:52.57msd18o.0
00:53.00dcordesMrObvious, ok sorry no clue ask phh etc
00:53.06msd18dam so many channels
00:53.12dcordesyea sucks good night.
00:53.54MrObviousphh: Help? lol
00:54.12MrObviousSheesh. lol
00:54.57MrObviousI much rather like Android.
00:55.06MrObviousIt's a lot better over WM it seems like.
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01:01.51MrObviousOh well.
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01:07.58MrObviousWhoops I had two windows open.
01:08.00MrObviousrofl.
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01:44.45MrObviousSo no one has a good way of really getting the volume louder?
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02:24.34makkonenphh: I just pushed a commit to the rootfs repo to load /bin into the path before /system/bin. The tools from /system/bin were throwing a bunch of errors in the init script, some of which seemed to lead to the incorrect permissions on dbus.conf and the resulting boot looping. Everything seems to run fine for me with the change, and I can't see any reason why anyone would want the android tools as default over the busybox ones, but if
02:25.06makkonenphh: I just pushed a commit to the rootfs repo to load /bin into the path before /system/bin. The tools from /system/bin were throwing a bunch of errors in the init script, some of which seemed to lead to the incorrect permissions on dbus.conf and the resulting boot looping.
02:25.16makkonenEverything seems to run fine for me with the change, and I can't see any reason why anyone would want the android tools as default over the busybox ones, but if you (or anyone) knows a reason that was set up that way, I'll switch it back and manually specify /bin/chown, /bin/mkdir, etc.
02:25.45makkonen(apologies if that came through twice. Might've exceeded the line length.)
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03:14.09tief_hi
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03:42.46msd18hey anyone active
04:01.31tief_would any of the devs be interested in a "dead" diam100?
04:01.52tief_i have a spare thats has imei lock
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07:20.22MrObviousSo no one has a good way of really getting the volume louder?
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08:01.27phhMrObvious: which device ?
08:02.15phhMrObvious: I think all/most devices lacks pmic init for speaker
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08:19.12msd18phh
08:19.16phhmsd18:
08:19.23msd18when is the eta till the leo would be completed
08:20.00phhno clue.
08:20.22phh(for the 42nd time, i'm not working on leo /o\)
08:21.07msd18lol i kno but ur here alot so i thought u might have an idea
08:21.36phhall I know is that it's very complicated :p
08:21.47msd18lol ya
08:21.59msd18whats the chance of using a darwin kernel
08:22.14msd18or deb kernel
08:22.22phhiphone on HD2 ? :p
08:22.24phhdeb kernel ?
08:22.29msd18hd2
08:22.31msd18debian
08:22.36msd18or darwin for hd2
08:22.48phhbah debian is just plain linux
08:22.51phhso no problem
08:22.53msd18yes i know
08:23.03phhdarwin, you'll have some fun.
08:23.11msd18but would there be less problems using deb
08:23.20msd18and lol darwin would be fun and a pain
08:23.28phhtrue
08:23.43phhbut you'd rather start porting darwin on something that is well documented :p
08:23.53msd18lol ya true
08:24.00msd18wat about deb for hd2
08:24.07msd18would that kernel boot properly
08:24.19msd18or would we have the same issues as now
08:24.20phhno kernel boot properly atm /o\
08:24.35msd18ya cuse it keeps seg faulting
08:26.02msd18do u know if we have display drivers for leo yet?
08:26.16phhI don't even know that /o\
08:26.20msd18o.0
08:26.23msd18sucky
08:26.39msd18omg i have a painful task 2 do tomorrow
08:26.57msd18i figured out how 2 downgrade the bootrom and baseband on the iphone 3.1.3
08:27.32msd18restore to 3.1.2 twice should bring the bootrom down by one and then use fuzzyband to downgrade the baseband
08:27.33msd18:)
08:28.02msd18and imma  make $120 tomorrow
08:28.12msd18woohoo more rent money
08:28.13phherrr
08:28.35msd18wats the errr for
08:28.37msd18o.0
08:28.48phhthat's a lot of money for one day work.
08:28.53msd18ya
08:29.00msd18i have 8 phones 2 do
08:29.05msd1815 dollars a phone
08:29.07msd18:)
08:30.09msd18i smell good rent money
08:30.12msd18:)
08:33.01phhdoes anyone knows how to load a zImage into IDA ?
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09:28.59msd18hey phh
09:29.06phhyup ?
09:29.17msd18i got the iphone 3.1.3 sourc
09:29.51phhlol ?
09:30.10msd18darwin source for phones
09:30.20phhah just darwin
09:30.27phhanyway I don't want to play with that
09:30.35msd18lol
09:30.36phhperhaps another day when I'm done with everything else :p
09:31.01msd18lol ya
09:32.35msd18darwin on hd2 phone would be sweet
09:37.57msd18im off 2 bed nite
09:38.15phhI just woke up /o\
10:09.38tief_phh: do i need to do anything in winmo to allow me to get a gps fix in android?
10:09.45tief_its been sitting here a while..
10:21.34phhtief_: quickgps updated
10:21.46phhthat should be enough
10:26.54tief_thanks
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11:15.38Pietah0182hello
11:15.49Pietah0182i have android on my htc touch pro
11:15.59Pietah0182it is working very good
11:16.10phhbut
11:16.17Pietah0182only my battery dies very fast..
11:16.38Pietah0182if im fully charged, the battery lasts al the most 8 hours..
11:16.43phhdon't use bluetooth, kill wifi, don't have screwing apps
11:16.49phhand you should get twice that.
11:16.56Pietah0182i already checked that.
11:17.22phhyou don't have fake_charger something paramter ?
11:17.35Pietah0182what do you mean?
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11:18.06Pietah0182after 8 hours the phone just dies because the battery is empty
11:18.08phhIt take it as a no.
11:18.20phhPietah0182: dies on itself, or android stop it ?
11:18.31Pietah0182nom dies on itself.
11:18.49phhso the phone won't even start again after ?
11:18.52Pietah0182en then even wm booting stops because of the empty battery
11:18.57phhok
11:19.03Pietah0182so its really empty..
11:19.14Pietah0182not an incorrect working battery meter..
11:19.16phhso dmesg after it slept
11:19.39Pietah0182dmesg ?
11:20.47Pietah0182i googled it
11:20.59Pietah0182no i dont see a dmesg
11:21.15phhthere is no log something tool preinstalled ?
11:21.27Pietah0182the phone first warns me a few time about the battery which is almost empty.
11:21.49Pietah0182no, i think there's no log tool.
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11:25.21Pietah0182what can i do to improve the battery life?
11:25.36dcordeshi
11:27.01Pietah0182anyone?
11:28.38NetRipperdcordes, funny commercial in netherlands here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hpN0URrfeE
11:28.45NetRipperabout wk germany
11:28.47NetRipper:p
11:30.22Pietah0182he netripper, nederlands?
11:30.29NetRipperof course ;)
11:30.37dcordesNetRipper, lol nice
11:30.54NetRipperdcordes, :D
11:31.33Pietah0182ik heb android op mn htc touch pro, maar de batterij houdt het maar 8 uur uit. geen rare apps of wifi of bluetooth aan oid
11:31.40Pietah0182heb je enig idee wat ik eraan kan doen?
11:31.46NetRipperthough keep this channel english please :)
11:31.51Pietah0182k
11:32.06NetRipperi think power management is not yet complete
11:32.30Pietah0182i read in the faq 20+ hours standby..
11:32.32NetRipperso i think there's not much to do... i'm not working on the touch pro so i don't know the status about power management
11:32.43Pietah0182but i have 8..
11:32.49NetRippermaybe in standby when not using anything
11:33.28Pietah0182no, "In our current battery test we have gotten about 20+ hours sleep with push email and light use."
11:34.26dcordesNetRipper, I was reading the entire htc-msm-2.6.27 history and it was interesting to see again how many contributors we had for the msm7xxxA
11:34.46NetRipperhm ok i don't know.. may post your experience on the forum and see if someone has an explanation.. maybe they used a different/newer kernel, or maybe some cmdline options... you'll have to speak with a developer that has the device
11:34.55dcordesPietah0182, does your display power of correctly? are you sure you are using the latest kernel ?
11:35.21NetRipperdcordes, yea, if you still have it open maybe you're willing to add them to a txt file so we can put them on wiki later?
11:35.54dcordesNetRipper, that was what I've had in mind while reading the commit log. they should appear somewhere
11:36.08NetRipperyes i want to make a 'developers' list on htc-linux.org
11:36.19Pietah0182no, it doenst display the power correctly.. but if the phone is 100% charged, it takes about 8 hours till the phone dies..
11:36.20dcordeswith everything what some might call splitting that is happening now, the names are disappearing under a bunch of people compiling images..
11:36.41NetRipperdcordes, yes.. or re-commits of original commits losing the original authors
11:36.48Pietah0182i go check what kernel i use..
11:36.56dcordesNetRipper, oh? didn't notice that yet..
11:37.00dcordesNetRipper, do you have an example ?
11:37.05NetRipperthat happened in the leo tree
11:37.19NetRipperif you look at the 2.6.29 shortlog
11:37.32NetRipperand then the 2.6.32, the merge lost a lot of original commits
11:39.16Pietah0182i use kernel 2.6.27-01067-g68ef2cf-dirty
11:39.28Pietah0182is that the right one?
11:39.56dcordesPietah0182, as I'm not making these builds either I can't detail. just trying to make sure you are using the actual version talked about in that 20+ hour test
11:40.15dcordesPietah0182, the best thing is always to compile your own kernel.
11:40.46Pietah0182hmm. i think thats gonna be a bit tricky for me.. ;)
11:41.27dcordesyou have no linux ?
11:41.41Pietah0182only on my phone..
11:42.13dcordesheh ok
11:42.28NetRipper:)
11:42.33NetRippera user, not a dev, i suppose :)
11:42.42Pietah0182correct..
11:42.49dcordesNetRipper, can you point to commit?
11:43.02NetRipperhold on
11:44.13NetRipperhttp://git.linuxtogo.org/?p=groups/mobile-linux/kernel.git;a=commit;h=e18542f0907de5523f453e9522b7d492c2b36269
11:44.21NetRipperjust an example, a number of commits after that as well
11:44.32NetRipperthat was the htc-qsd8k-2.6.29 tree
11:44.37NetRipperand in the htc-msm-2.6.32:
11:44.38NetRipperhttp://git.linuxtogo.org/?p=groups/mobile-linux/kernel.git;a=commitdiff;h=bdcce1975df64898625b67b339237e7ea6d8799f
11:44.45NetRippermultiple commits combined in one new commit
11:46.13NetRipperthis happens on other trees as well when merging.. probably due to lack of git experience
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11:47.49dcordesmaybe it's not lack of experience and no bad intention either.. think in this case committer was just looking for quick result forgetting about the possible importance of the author bit
11:48.08dcordesdid the same mistakes
11:49.29dcordesNetRipper, I guess we can fix that when we move to new branch (next stop mainline?) or we have to find a way to edit the commit message
11:49.58NetRippernah we can't fix the commit message without screwing up everyone's gits i think ;)
11:50.16dcordesgood ok
11:51.04dcordesbtw same thing happened when markinus added the stuff in codeaurora clone at gitorious
11:52.03dcordessame reason as above I guess. just not thinking about it. maybe we start making heavier use of ML
11:52.07NetRipperyea i'm sure there's no bad intent
11:52.08NetRipper:)
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12:27.01dcordes<dcordes> NetRipper, you've got mail
12:27.01dcordes<dcordes> http://blog.whitesites.com/Chrome-HTC-HD2-Battery-Cover-Tutorial__634103488469591250_blog.htm :D
12:35.05NetRippersaw the mail, thx :)
12:35.13NetRipperand yes that chrome looks kinda nice :P
12:39.36dcordesNetRipper, ok good. just as a reminder you said we could look at the timer config thing again. wrt I think the timer we are using now is set in some codeaurora qsd defconfig
12:40.01dcordesNetRipper, so it can't be the totally wrong thing to do. else it wouldn't appear in our system type config either
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12:45.18GNUtoo|laptophi mickeyl
12:45.34GNUtoo|laptopI think I broke the kernel with my last oe patch,
12:45.44GNUtoo|laptopyou can build it only once
12:45.58GNUtoo|laptopbecause gzip blank
12:46.18GNUtoo|laptopdoesn't want to override blank.gz
12:53.40dcordesGNUtoo|laptop, installing blank kernel into /boot in OE ?
12:53.48GNUtoo|laptopno
12:53.53GNUtoo|laptopwe do:
12:54.22GNUtoo|laptopdo_deploy_append() {
12:54.22GNUtoo|laptop<PROTECTED>
12:54.30GNUtoo|laptop<PROTECTED>
12:54.42GNUtoo|laptopand then we use that empty.gz in mkbootimg
12:54.49GNUtoo|laptopfor the ramdisk
13:17.01dcordesI see so you are producing a flash ready set of output files?
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13:20.56mickey|osxGNUtoo|laptop: just rm -f it before
13:21.04mickey|osxor check whether it already exists
13:21.11mickey|osxbefore gzipping
13:21.16GNUtoo|laptopok
13:21.42GNUtoo|laptopfor now on my external kernel recipe I checked if it existed
13:21.46GNUtoo|laptopbut maybe rm is better
13:23.02GNUtoo|laptopbut I bet rm needs a check
13:25.05GNUtoo|laptopI'll go for the check
13:28.37Paul__phh: Sorry fell asleep.
13:28.46phhPaul__: ?
13:28.50Paul__So there is nothing really that can be done?
13:29.07phhah
13:29.16MrObviousSorry lol.
13:29.16phhI don't know
13:29.18phhneeds tracing
13:29.34MrObviousBecause it's awfully irritating trying to make a phone call and barely hear it.
13:29.39MrObvious*hearing
13:30.45MrObviousAll I really want is more volume.
13:31.42MrObviousI know it's possible because my alert messages are loud and because it's fine in WM.
13:35.18MrObviousWell back to sleep. :\
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13:42.55_blazeany ways to get htc-desire to log raw ethernet frames?
13:43.07_blazeor with wifi
13:43.19T-Junk!seen rafyvitto
13:46.30dcordes_blaze, aircrack-ng ettercap-ng
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13:47.18_blazewill it work with the wifi chip in a HTC desire?
13:47.58phh_blaze: the problem is the driver not the chip
13:48.20_blazeis there a fullroot/driver for the htc desire chip?
13:48.39_blazeI don't think there is a way to get full root access with the HTC desire yet
13:48.40_blazenot sure
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13:57.45dcordes_blaze, this is something to check with http://aircrack-ng.org you will find lists of supported chips/drivers
13:58.09dcordes_blaze, and if you don't have root access on your machine you know where you have to start.
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14:05.11dcordesbbiab
14:19.47MrObviousOr not. No sleep for me. Blah.
14:20.11MrObviousOh well. Does anyone know how to trace the sound drivers or whatever?
14:21.13MrObviousI mean like how I can do it?
14:21.20MrObvious(If that's what it would take.)
14:29.14tief_phh: reboot when it gets a fix :Â)
14:29.28_blaze:(
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14:40.34leviathanGNUtoo|laptop: hi
14:40.37leviathan@all
14:41.00leviathandoes someone know how I can force ubiformat to actually NOT use the wrong subpage size
14:41.07leviathanprovided by /sys
14:41.07leviathan?
14:57.39GNUtoo|laptopleviathan, it's kernel related right?
14:57.43GNUtoo|laptopnot userspace
14:57.46GNUtoo|laptopso...
14:57.55GNUtoo|laptopmaybe ask in OFTC in #kernelnewbies
14:58.22leviathanubiformat -n -e 0 -O 2048 -s 2KiB /dev/mtd3
14:58.24leviathanI do
14:58.31leviathanbut it always fails
14:58.40leviathanlibmtd: error!: cannot read 64 bytes from mtd3
14:58.42GNUtoo|laptopmmm
14:58.49leviathanso its a userspace issue
14:58.51leviathan...
14:58.58GNUtoo|laptopcan't you skip the 64 bytes?
14:59.19GNUtoo|laptopis /dev/mtd3 ok?
14:59.26GNUtoo|laptopshouldn't be something more blocky?
15:00.09GNUtoo|laptopbecause ubi does wear leveling
15:00.12GNUtoo|laptopor something like that
15:00.21GNUtoo|laptopthen I wonder how to format with ubiformat
15:00.33GNUtoo|laptopor is ubiformat for ubi?
15:00.45leviathanuhm
15:00.52leviathanits there to make an ubipartition
15:01.01leviathanlike mkfs
15:01.02GNUtoo|laptopok so ubi and not ubifs
15:01.07leviathanyes
15:01.11GNUtoo|laptopok
15:01.34GNUtoo|laptopwait a sec
15:01.40GNUtoo|laptopmtd3 is /boot right?
15:02.18leviathanuhm
15:02.20leviathansystem
15:02.54GNUtoo|laptopah yes right
15:03.18leviathanmsm_nand_read_oob: unsupported ops->len, 64
15:03.29leviathanit does always try to use the invalid lenght
15:03.34leviathaneven if I do not permit it
15:03.40leviathanperhaps I should do a kernel hack
15:03.46leviathanand return 2048 there?
15:04.02GNUtoo|laptopI'll try but backup my android first
15:04.20GNUtoo|laptopmaybe I could need it when fso is too much broken
15:04.30leviathanhmm
15:04.31leviathanok
15:13.09GNUtoo|laptopdo you have an ubi image?
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15:15.10GNUtoo|laptopleviathan, ^^^
15:15.14leviathanGNUtoo|laptop: I'm building one
15:15.16leviathanatm
15:15.27GNUtoo|laptopok
15:15.28leviathantotaly fresh
15:15.31leviathanfrom scratch
15:15.46GNUtoo|laptopmaybe I should make one myself it'll be faster
15:15.57leviathanI'm using nariwork
15:16.01leviathanI do not think so ;-)
15:16.01GNUtoo|laptopwhat should I add in oe for having a ubifs
15:16.04GNUtoo|laptopok
15:16.08leviathanuhm
15:16.08GNUtoo|laptopI've a core i.7
15:16.13leviathanhmm
15:16.17GNUtoo|laptopand I don't build from scratch
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15:16.23mickeylany more ideas what to do to get BT working?
15:16.25leviathanthe server I'm using is in a data center
15:16.30leviathan8 hyperthreaded cores
15:16.34leviathanand 24 gig ram
15:16.39GNUtoo|laptopok
15:16.41leviathanbuilding each source package in ram
15:16.43GNUtoo|laptopI know
15:16.47GNUtoo|laptopfor the 8 cores
15:16.52GNUtoo|laptopah ok
15:17.07leviathan3325 of 6904
15:17.12leviathanstarted it 30min ago
15:17.15leviathanso... :-)
15:17.24GNUtoo|laptopleviathan, anyway how do I build for ubifs
15:17.24GNUtoo|laptop?
15:17.29leviathanhmm
15:17.32GNUtoo|laptopmickeyl, it's in the TODO list
15:17.39GNUtoo|laptopdo you really want us to try it now?
15:17.42GNUtoo|laptopbefore suspend?
15:17.42leviathanyou need just to adapt the options from om-gta02.conf
15:17.45leviathanits sufficient
15:17.46mickeylwell, not you two
15:17.52GNUtoo|laptopok
15:17.58mickeyljust thought i put it into the room
15:18.00mickeylhope dies last
15:18.02mickeyli want to enable tethering for the dream; And since our wifi can't do ad-hoc, BT is the only option.
15:18.16GNUtoo|laptopok
15:19.03GNUtoo|laptopleviathan, ok so what are the good params?
15:20.06phhmickeyl: they still haven't implemented adhoc ?
15:20.29GNUtoo|laptopmaybe we should give a new try with compat-wireless
15:20.35GNUtoo|laptoponly that suspend comes before
15:21.10leviathanhmm
15:21.11mickeylphh: no, at least not for the old one. it looks like the newer one has it
15:21.13mickeyli.e. 1271
15:21.16mickeylbut not 1251
15:21.18mickeyl(or so)
15:21.19phhmickeyl: oO
15:21.29GNUtoo|laptopok
15:22.01leviathanGNUtoo|laptop: does Xorg work with the http://gitorious.org/htc-msm-2-6-32/leviathan-incoming/commits/msmfb_revert ?
15:22.37GNUtoo|laptopleviathan, current kernel and xorg works,I just need to do what mickel wanted
15:22.41GNUtoo|laptopto get suspend
15:22.48GNUtoo|laptopthat's a very little thing
15:22.53leviathanhmm, ok
15:23.09GNUtoo|laptopmake a proc file where the last wakelock is printed
15:23.18GNUtoo|laptopI've started
15:23.22GNUtoo|laptopbut I was interupted
15:23.45GNUtoo|laptopand I must learn about va_args etc...
15:28.15GNUtoo|laptopleviathan, what are your MKUBIFS_ARGS and  UBINIZE_ARGS
15:29.40leviathanmom
15:30.11leviathanMKUBIFS_ARGS = "-m 2048 -e 126976 -c 2047"
15:30.17leviathanUBINIZE_ARGS = "-m 2048 -p 128KiB -s 2048 -O 2048"
15:30.23GNUtoo|laptopok thanks
15:30.26leviathanfrom conf/machine/om-gta02.conf
15:30.27GNUtoo|laptopyou got that with dmesg?
15:30.29GNUtoo|laptopah ok
15:30.32GNUtoo|laptopget them with dmesg
15:30.42leviathanI do not have ubifs workin until now
15:31.01leviathanneed to first rape the kernel, so that its returning 2048 as subpage size
15:31.22GNUtoo|laptopnot shure
15:31.24GNUtoo|laptopI'll look
15:32.23leviathanGNUtoo|laptop: which branch are you using
15:32.30leviathanmsmfb_revert?
15:32.40GNUtoo|laptopnot anymore
15:32.44GNUtoo|laptopI'll explain
15:32.50GNUtoo|laptopbasically that branch is useless
15:32.55leviathanoh, ok
15:32.57GNUtoo|laptopthe problem was lying in fso
15:33.02leviathanokee
15:33.17leviathanso you are using msm-gnuconform again?
15:33.19GNUtoo|laptopand we need a proc node that prints the last wakelock
15:33.22GNUtoo|laptopyes
15:33.26leviathanok
15:33.32GNUtoo|laptopI've even pushed 2 minor cosmetics things
15:33.34leviathanwell, then I will do my modifications there
15:34.15mickeyls/wakelock/wakeup reason/
15:35.59GNUtoo|laptopnot exactly
15:36.06GNUtoo|laptopyou recover the wakup reason from that
15:38.20leviathanthe problem is that the userspace part of the graphics thing
15:38.24leviathanment the xorg driver
15:38.31GNUtoo|laptopno
15:38.32leviathandoes not like to play the game with us
15:38.44leviathanI guess
15:38.50GNUtoo|laptopthe problem is how fso and android suspends
15:38.58GNUtoo|laptopwe need a resume reason
15:39.03GNUtoo|laptopfor fully resuming
15:39.14GNUtoo|laptoplike modem waked us up => full wakeup
15:39.26GNUtoo|laptoplike power key waked us up => full wakeup
15:39.28GNUtoo|laptopbut
15:39.41GNUtoo|laptopvolume key wakes us up => go back to sleep
15:39.55GNUtoo|laptopsane for a touch on the screen
15:44.57phhGNUtoo|laptop: modem ? ask ril, power key, volume key ? ask input handler
15:45.03phhthey'll know if there is something for them
15:45.18GNUtoo|laptopah ok
15:45.24GNUtoo|laptopmickeyl, any comments?
15:45.31GNUtoo|laptopit's mickeyl's part not mine
15:45.34phhthat's how android does that at least
15:45.39GNUtoo|laptopso I don't know a thing about it
15:45.52phhit's the userland part of the waking devices that tells if the system is supposed to go back to sleep or not
15:46.48leviathanGNUtoo|laptop: ok
15:46.50leviathanugly hack
15:46.56leviathanchanged oobsize to 2048
15:46.59leviathanmeans 2k
15:47.08GNUtoo|laptopok
15:47.13GNUtoo|laptopand it works?
15:47.17leviathanshould now be impossible to try 64 byte read =)
15:47.21leviathanI'll try it now
15:47.24GNUtoo|laptopok
15:47.32GNUtoo|laptopI'll try it the right way
15:48.42leviathanGNUtoo|laptop: I'm fearing to get too much android dev-styl
15:48.57leviathanfixing userspace gaps (broken libmtd) in kernel...
15:48.59leviathananyway
15:49.38GNUtoo|laptop[  242.786865] UBI: smallest flash I/O unit:    2048
15:49.52mickeylno comments, android does things differently
15:50.05mickeylthis model is not compatible with our model, so we need the wakeup reason
15:50.06leviathanmickeyl: very different
15:50.11leviathanwrong different
15:50.12leviathan:-)
15:50.21GNUtoo|laptopok
15:50.30phhmickeyl: how does they do that on GTA ?
15:50.48mickeylphh: resume reason gets dumped into a sysfs node
15:50.49leviathanandroid dolls: do you want a source code which is wrong like me... *lalala*
15:51.31phhmickeyl: so every driver has to write something their ?
15:51.33phhthere*
15:51.48mickeylphh: no
15:51.56phhhow then ?
15:51.58mickeylthere is a central component that does suspend
15:52.02GNUtoo|laptopwakelocks
15:52.04mickeylthis component gets the control on resume
15:52.08GNUtoo|laptopbasically that :
15:52.12mickeyland judges whether we can continue to sleep or not
15:52.13mickeylthat's all
15:52.19mickeylall the rest works automatic
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15:52.47phhmickeyl: so this thing automagically knows that an even was the power button ?
15:52.56phhwithout even the input driver reading it
15:52.59mickeylphh: correct
15:53.00phh(or this component reading input driver)
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15:53.08phhwow. that's magical.
15:53.11mickeylindeed
15:53.11GNUtoo|laptopwe put that in a proc node
15:53.16phhthere is no link, but they know each other.
15:53.17mickeylgood hardware design
15:53.21mickeyl:D
15:53.28phhmickeyl: no seriously there is no way that's the way you describe it.
15:53.56mickeylit is
15:54.03mickeylthe PMU is pretty good
15:54.14GNUtoo|laptopmaybe we try and see?
15:54.19phhhow the hell can it know the even is a key, if the key driver hasn't been triggered ... ?
15:54.32mickeylphh: GTA has no keyboard
15:54.38mickeylphh: power button is on a dedicated gpio
15:54.46phhthere is only power button ?
15:54.54mickeylaux button is on another gpio
15:55.02phhthere are only two buttons ?
15:55.04mickeylcorrect
15:55.08phhwow.
15:55.16phhstill
15:55.23phhsomehow you must interpet gpio X = power button
15:55.29mickeylyep
15:55.38mickeyl<mickeyl> there is a central component that does suspend
15:55.43phhso there is a sort of input driver somewhere ....
15:55.53mickeyli wouldn't call it input driver
15:55.58mickeylit reads the resume reason
15:56.00mickeyland acts accordingly
15:56.13phhit does the debouncing how ?
15:56.19mickeylbutton debouncing is done in hardware
15:56.22mickeylor rather kernel
15:56.29phhwait.
15:56.35phhyou weren't talking about kernel ?
15:56.38mickeylno
15:56.42phhOKAY.
15:56.42mickeyluserland
15:56.51mickeyllike i mentioned previously
15:57.00phhso basically, you're doing what you criticize android about
15:57.01mickeylwe thing suspend/resume is best controlled by userland's policies
15:57.04phhdoing in kernel, what has to be in userland.
15:57.13phhmickeyl: in android it IS controlled by userland !
15:57.14mickeyli don't criticize
15:57.19mickeyli say it's different
15:57.41mickeyland i don't like it
15:57.46mickeylbut that's all :)
15:58.16GNUtoo|laptopleviathan, -m, --min-io-size=<bytes>    minimum input/output unit size of the flash in bytes
15:59.27GNUtoo|laptopleviathan, -O, --vid-hdr-offset=<num>   offset if the VID header from start of the physical eraseblock (default is the next minimum I/O unit or sub-page after the EC bheader)
15:59.30GNUtoo|laptopetc...
15:59.35GNUtoo|laptopplease do it correctly
15:59.39GNUtoo|laptopand maybe it'll work
15:59.49GNUtoo|laptopask JaMa or openmoko people
16:00.01GNUtoo|laptopif you don't know how to do it
16:00.25GNUtoo|laptopleviathan, maybe let's go in #openmoko-cdevel
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16:03.25GNUtoo|laptoplet's look into the mans
16:03.32GNUtoo|laptopto see if there is somehting we can use
16:04.57leviathanGNUtoo|laptop: -m doesnt bring a damn thing
16:05.11GNUtoo|laptopah?
16:05.22GNUtoo|laptopif it's userspace maybe there is a good option
16:05.24GNUtoo|laptopI'll look
16:05.34leviathanbut you can try it too
16:05.37leviathanyou have also mtd5
16:05.42leviathan:-)
16:05.45GNUtoo|laptopok
16:05.51leviathanits userdata
16:05.57leviathanhope you have nothing there ;-)
16:06.16GNUtoo|laptop--vid-hdr-offset
16:06.20GNUtoo|laptopI've made a backup
16:06.25GNUtoo|laptopI'll restore it
16:06.28GNUtoo|laptopwhen finished
16:10.03spetrillo_awayis set as away : Reason(Nascar on TNT!)
16:10.15leviathanok
16:11.55MrObviousspetrillo_away must be a redneck.
16:12.01MrObviousJ/k.
16:12.57leviathanGNUtoo|laptop: perhaps this patch could be a hint
16:13.02leviathanhttp://patchwork.ozlabs.org/patch/50601/
16:14.33GNUtoo|laptopleviathan, maybe try it but be carefull
16:14.56GNUtoo|laptopfirst be shure that it won't brick the device
16:15.20leviathanhmm, it wont
16:15.26leviathanhow it should brick device?
16:15.31phhGNUtoo|laptop: if you do it on the right mtdX device there is no way to brick it
16:15.40leviathanyes
16:15.44GNUtoo|laptopok
16:16.01leviathanand even if I use the wrong partition
16:16.09leviathanI do look always twice
16:16.17leviathanwhile play'n with internal memory
16:16.22leviathananyways
16:16.33GNUtoo|laptopok
16:16.34leviathaneven if I fuck up fastboot
16:16.43leviathantheres always gold card and the ROM bootloader
16:16.50GNUtoo|laptopah nice
16:16.50leviathanwhich can not be destroy'd
16:16.51GNUtoo|laptopok
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16:32.32makkonenphh: did you see my message from last night? I switch the PATH statement in the init in rootfs, it made a bunch of init errors (relating to /system/bin/toolbox vs /bin/busybox) go away, and fixes the boot looping -- I'm just not sure any of the android stuff will depend on finding things in /system/bin before /bin
16:32.36makkonens/switch/switched
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16:34.26phhmakkonen: yup
16:35.43makkonenyup you saw, or yup they rely on /system/bin being first in the path?
16:35.58phhyup I saw
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16:38.56makkonenok. just wanted to make sure I wasn't messing anything up. back in the March systems and previous, /system/bin didn't even have versions of mkdir/chown etc, so it wasn't a problem.
16:39.28leviathanGNUtoo|laptop: building fails from org.oe.dev
16:39.29leviathan...
16:39.49leviathanltrace fucks up the build process
16:39.51leviathanfor shr-image
16:40.16leviathanGNUtoo|laptop: which graphics server are you using?
16:40.24leviathanzhone? xorg? kdrive?
16:40.31GNUtoo|laptopusually xorg
16:40.40leviathanwith which driver?
16:40.44leviathanmsm or msmfb?
16:40.48GNUtoo|laptopxf86-video-fbdev
16:40.54leviathanok
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17:01.08justin_hey wassup guys
17:01.45justin_is there anyone online that cud give me a couple tips on how to install this? i tried it 2-3 times and it has never been successfull
17:03.18justin_nobody is here..
17:03.33phhjust ask ...
17:04.05justin_can someone help me get this running on a touch pro 2
17:04.20phhthis = ?
17:04.43justin_android from the memory card
17:04.59phhright, then #xdandroid
17:05.14justin_whats #xandroid?
17:05.35phh#xdandroid
17:05.38phhappropriate IRC channel.
17:05.41justin_ohh ok
17:06.09justin_real fast..i havent used irc in a long time. how do i change channels :/
17:06.37makkonentype /join <channel> to... join a channel
17:06.37phh<PROTECTED>
17:07.12justin_haha awesome theres nobody on that channell
17:07.26phh?
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17:07.31phhthere are a lot of people /o\
17:07.31makkonenyou did it wrong
17:10.49FordyyIs there a rom for touch pro yet, btw?
17:10.56phhno.
17:11.04FordyyAh ok
17:11.18FordyyThat was a stupid question wasn't it.
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17:13.37cwizardtxoh hai
17:13.41cwizardtxis there anyone alive here
17:13.56cwizardtxdeleting my data.img again today it got fucked somehow between reboots
17:14.03cwizardtxi got a sms from someone and the phone reset lol
17:17.04cwizardtxwell i'm going to do that, and fuck with some apps
17:17.07cwizardtxsee yall
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17:59.07_blazeis all of android open source?
17:59.49_blazedo htc release device driver code?
18:03.08phhnot everything
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18:11.59_blazeI've been working with phones for a long time, but this is a very exciting time for mobile OS's
18:12.09_blazethe HTC desire is a fantasic device
18:12.37_blazeI like the idea of customizing a handset like you can a linux desktop installation
18:13.57_blazei'm sure one of you geniuses will cook me up some tools to put my wifi into promiscuous mode
18:14.03_blazei'll be patient
18:14.07phhwhich wifi ?
18:14.10phhah broadcom
18:14.15phhyeah, not today.
18:14.16_blazethe wifi on the HTC desire
18:15.10phhyou'd have to port b43 driver I guess
18:15.24_blazeand get full root acess?
18:15.29_blazeaccess
18:15.37phhno, just change the kernel.
18:15.49_blazedoes that mean i won't have sense?
18:16.00phhno
18:16.06phhjust mean you have to change the kernel.
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18:19.53_blazeapparently b43 is N capable
18:19.54_blazehmm
18:20.33phhb43 has chips from 802.11a and 802.11b to 802.11n ..
18:21.24_blazeBCM4329
18:21.44_blaze"he chip also gives capacity for both handsets to transmit FM and support 802.11n Wi Fi for enhanced range of connection. As it stands though, neither have those features fully enabled."
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18:54.08msd18hey guys
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19:45.34Alex[sp3dev]has anyone tried the msm udc gadget driver with newer kernels? does it work at all?
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20:25.01dcordes-hd2LeTama ping
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20:31.47dcordes-hd2NetRipper how about adding ppp smd chan ?
20:32.53NetRipperisnt data already there?
20:33.33dcordes-hd2hm I'm only seeing smd0
20:34.02dcordes-hd2I thought with a kernel for android amss, ppp chan is not expected/
20:40.41NetRipperdcordes-hd2, markinus already added partial support for wince amss, otherwise you wouldn't see a smd at all
20:40.44NetRipper:)
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20:42.21dcordes-hd2:(
20:42.44dcordes-hd2ppp seems to be un/malconfigured
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21:16.36LeTamahi guys
21:26.31dcordes-hd2hi
21:27.04dcordes-hd2so high clock is not a problem
21:27.28LeTamadoesn't seem so
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21:31.06dcordes-hd2LeTama the udevd and all other things crashing in oe are dynnamically linked
21:31.37LeTamaok... anyway, the dynamically linked is only luck I guess
21:32.29dcordes-hd2maybe. just like mplayer and all other stuff that works for me in oe images
21:33.28LeTamait could be a memory location conflict that is not used often in some applications
21:34.04LeTamaor the way the application access the memory
21:35.37dcordes-hd2yeah it would make sense if the programs that (don't) crash have something in common
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21:36.15dcordes-hd2where could a mistake that affects such memory thing be lpcated?
21:37.24dcordes-hd2s/lpcated/located/
21:38.03LeTamaprobably anywhere, that's the problem.
21:39.11tmztdcordes-hd2: has the upstream tree been tried?
21:39.41dcordes-hd2what about starting to loook at our patches. we have the same problem in different trees. this means we either have a difference in the SoC or we do something wrong in the patches
21:39.54LeTamatmzt: I tried quite a lot of kernels
21:40.03LeTamasame behavior everywhere
21:40.37dcordes-hd2tmzt maybe it's a good idea to try the mainline stuff
21:41.15dcordes-hd2LeTama also bravo ?
21:41.18LeTamadcordes: I tried kernels with minimal patching, like only the memory bank location, they crash also. Maybe I did it wrong though
21:41.30LeTamadcordes, I think so. let me check
21:41.33tmztthere's got to be something with the cache or device memory or something
21:42.01dcordes-hd2hmhm what about a whole new approach with the memory map
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21:42.29dcordes-hd2actually there were only two mem configurations tried
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21:42.39dcordes-hd2afaik
21:42.57LeTamadcordes: I didn't test bravo in fact, I downloaded it but didn't try it yet
21:43.13msd18are we talking about leo?
21:45.29LeTamadcordes: changing memory location is worth a try yes
21:48.10LeTamaI'm a bit concerned about ffffxxxx range, both linux and wince are messing around there.
21:49.46LeTamaand the fact that having ramconsole not working depending on radio is also a bit strangte
21:50.08LeTamas/strangte/strange
21:50.25dcordes-hd2true, I think there is also trouble booting with older radios
21:51.53NetRipperLeTama, you should ignore the virtual
21:52.00NetRipperit's all reprogrammed once the mmu initializes
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21:52.45LeTamanetripper: everything ? even tlb stuff ?
21:52.55NetRippertlb?
21:53.39LeTamaor tls... forgot the right acronym
21:54.09LeTamaand irqs ?
21:54.31NetRipperevery virtual mapping is reset
21:54.42NetRipperand if not, then there's a problem there :P
21:54.50NetRipperbut the MMU is off when linux kernel is booted
21:54.53LeTamaright
21:55.04NetRipperand linux kernel enables MMU, configures early memory map
21:55.40dcordes-hd2mmu init problem?
21:55.47NetRippermmu is very generic
21:55.56NetRipperbut, i do have something odd in haret regarding the mmu
21:56.18dcordes-hd2we shouldnt let any error source unchecked..
21:56.34NetRippermy oddity was posted on haret devel mailing list
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21:57.57LeTamagot to run guys, sorry. ttyl
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21:58.11SquirrelEaterwas it something i said
21:58.20dcordes-hd2are there any facilities to systematically check memory for problems?
21:58.31NetRipperhm
21:58.32dcordes-hd2LeTama ttyl
21:58.43NetRipperno dcordes-hd2 that's still on my todo :)
21:58.49NetRipperto build that into haret
21:59.03dcordes-hd2...in linux.
21:59.21NetRippernot that im aware of
22:00.40dcordeshttp://carpanta.dc.fi.udc.es/~quintela/memtest/
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22:01.19tmztis that c or asm?
22:01.31tmztmaybe port it to arm :)
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22:01.36dcordesThis is a collection of various programs that can be used to stress the Linux virtual memory system.  Status: tested on ARM ( http://www.arm.linux.org.uk/developer/stresstests.php )
22:01.54rafyvittophh you there?
22:01.57dcordestmzt, looks like c
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22:06.18dcordestmzt, but looks like there's also asm stuff
22:08.07[acl]anyone around to explain where the values at clock-wince.c come from ?
22:08.20dcordescan somebody try to compile memtest? it doesn't work for me
22:08.54dcordes[acl], did you have a look in the wiki ?
22:09.42[acl]i did but im still confused
22:09.51dcordeswhat device?
22:09.56[acl]Rhod400
22:10.43[acl]ive been dumping pdump 0xA8600000 0x400 on haret to see what changes when 3d is on and off in winmo
22:11.05[acl]there is a difference but i just dont know how it relates back to the source
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22:12.38dcordesso you are talking about this http://gitorious.org/linux-on-qualcomm-s-msm/linux-msm/blobs/htc-msm-2.6.27/arch/arm/mach-msm/clock-wince.c
22:12.51[acl]yup
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22:21.15dcordes[acl], you've been on this for a while right? is your progress document somewhere in wiki or ml ?
22:21.55[acl]Nope. how can i get access to the wiki
22:22.41dcordesby clicking edit button on top of a page you want to edit
22:22.44AstainHellbringdcordes how goes it
22:23.21dcordesAstainHellbring, I hate htc leo. you?
22:23.28AstainHellbringyou hate leo huh
22:23.35AstainHellbringI am doing well love my htc desire
22:24.50[acl]dcordes: ok ill put in all i have in the wiki . But any advice on how to read this clock-wince.c ?
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22:32.54dcordes[acl], fear I can't help much with that
22:33.00dcordesbitbake memtester
22:33.08dcordes<3 O
22:33.10dcordesOE
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23:12.40dcordesNetRipper, how much mem in total to we have available with the current configuration in htc-msm-2.6.32 ?
23:14.25NetRipper252mb
23:14.45NetRipper(last 4 mb is ramconsole)
23:15.01NetRipperthis is the memory bank starting from 0x2*, we don't use the 0x1* memory bank
23:15.26NetRipperkernel and initrd will take a bit away from the 252mb as well obviously
23:16.13NetRipperoff to bed
23:16.14NetRippergood night
23:18.10dcordesok I will run memtest on the full mem
23:18.49dcordeslooks like it's better to revert the low cpu clock patch before
23:18.51dcordesgood night
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