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10:02.44johnb81anyone seen cotulla lately?
10:05.09johnb81or any technical person to help about agps implementation?
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10:27.11dcordesjohnb81: what platform/device ?
10:27.21johnb81hd2
10:30.22johnb81dcordes: are you interested?
10:36.10dcordeshm I get a gps fix quickly on the hd2
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10:36.26dcordesin android
10:36.29johnb81slower than 10 sec?
10:53.52dcordesI don't think it was that fast
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11:10.28lxsameerhi, does any one installed meego on desire?
11:16.50dcordeslxsameer: it is better to install shr
11:17.16lxsameerdcordes: what is shr?
11:17.24dcordeshttp://shr-project.org
11:18.21lxsameerdcordes: seems interesting but why do you prefer that
11:18.39dcordesbecause meego is dead
11:18.50dcordesand sucks without opengl
11:18.58khorben_I don't think it is dead
11:19.17khorben_intel has many customers for specific markets
11:19.33lxsameerdcordes: an what is special about shr
11:19.35khorben_nokia is still working on the N9
11:19.39dcordeskhorben_: intel invests in shr now :)
11:19.46khorben_seriously?
11:19.52dcordeskhorben_: check above link
11:20.44khorben_where does it say anything about intel?
11:21.12dcordesshr distro is based on openembedded. intel is investing directly into openembedded via the yocto project since a few feeks
11:21.27dcordess/feeks/weeks/
11:21.37khorben_alright, maybe (I hate openembedded, but whatever)
11:21.48dcordesgood for you
11:21.55lxsameerdcordes: wow nice
11:21.59lxsameerdcordes: do you installed it your self?
11:22.02lxsameerdcordes: nice
11:22.15dcordesunfortunately I don't have any image read to test on desire because I only have hd2
11:22.23dcordesbut ask in #openmoko-cdevel
11:22.32lxsameerdcordes: do you try it your self? can i use it without problem
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11:22.48damo22is there a kernel for nexus s?
11:23.13lxsameerdcordes: how was it in you hd2?
11:23.37dcordeslxsameer: it's going pretty well. downside is we have no sound due to lack of driver
11:23.47dcordesdamo22: http://developer.htc.com/
11:24.11dcordeslxsameer: boots in 10 seconds :)
11:24.32lxsameerdcordes: no sound ? so you can't speak via shr right now?
11:24.39lxsameerdcordes: amazing
11:25.08dcordeslxsameer: we have a preliminary hack to place voice calls
11:25.18dcordeslxsameer: calls and general audio are two different things
11:25.42lxsameerdcordes: aha , thanks a lot man, i think i'll install that in my device
11:26.04dcordesthen you should ask captainigloo
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11:27.13damo22is BlueZ = bluetooth driver
11:28.21lxsameerdcordes: does using desire kernel with shr on my desire will solve the sound problem ?
11:28.31dcordesdamo22: http://www.bluez.org/about/
11:29.24dcordeslxsameer: android expectes different audio driver than shr (and other non-android distros). so if your kernel is designed for android, you won't get audio with it in any non-android linux distro.
11:29.40dcordeslxsameer: you need an alsa audio driver
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11:30.25dcordesCotulla says he is working on alsa support on hd2. since hd2 and desire are similar (same SoC) it might happen at soem point ..
11:30.40lxsameerdcordes: hmmmmmmm thanks man , let me try shr and i'll bother you later for these stuffs :P
11:30.42lxsameerdcordes: nice
11:30.45damo22dcordes: does desire z have alsa driver?
11:31.18dcordesdamo22: the rule above applies globally to all android devices :)
11:31.50dcordesdamo22: if it's a kernel for an android device, it doesn't have alsa.
11:32.33lxsameerdcordes: do you have any article about installation instruction for hd2?
11:33.41dcordeslxsameer: unfortunately not. you might look up how to install other non-android linux distros on the desire
11:33.59dcordeslxsameer: I bet there are many instructions available
11:34.06lxsameerdcordes: like what ?
11:34.16dcordeslxsameer: if you can figure it out I can provide you a tarball with hd2 shr rootfs
11:34.46lxsameerdcordes: aha thanks man
11:34.54dcordeslike debian or so
11:35.08dcordeshtc-linux wiki should get such an how to
11:35.27lxsameerdcordes: i already installed a debian on my device but with a chrooted environment
11:35.35dcordeschroot sucks
11:35.42damo22dcordes: i think a chrooted environment would be a good idea
11:35.52dcordes:)
11:36.01lxsameerdcordes: yeah thats sucks
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11:36.47dcordes[[Rootfs/Userfriendly]]
11:36.47unilinkyhttp://htc-linux.org/wiki/index.php?title=Rootfs/Userfriendly
11:37.48dcordesthis is a nice method to use native rootfs if you don't want to flash or format the sd
11:40.44damo22dcordes: cant i just use a busybox on an android phone manually and chroot into my linux install?
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11:43.02lxsameerdcordes: what way do you perefer ?
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11:43.46lxsameerdcordes: :) you wrote that article
11:44.00damo22unless there is a full OS with apps and everything theres no real point in having a native install of a linux distro, what u gonna do? vi an sms?
11:45.06dcordesdamo22: shr has fancy gui for sms
11:45.13lxsameerdamo22: i can't understand my friend ( my english is not very good )
11:45.15dcordeslxsameer: I prefer directly booting
11:45.37dcordesdamo22: not using chroot does not mean replace the default os :)
11:45.39lxsameerdcordes: can you give me some link about it (don't kill me please)
11:46.18damo22i reckon it would be cool to run both in parallel, then you can run say a webserver and ssh on the non-android os and still use your phone for calls
11:47.18dcordeslxsameer: I can talk to captainigloo if he has some time. then we can prepare something for desire
11:47.34lxsameerdcordes: that whould be awesome
11:47.36dcordeslxsameer: until that you can play around with your boot loader and try to boot another distro directly
11:47.44dcordesjust to get familiar with it
11:47.52lxsameerdcordes: ok sure
11:48.00lxsameerdcordes: thanks again
11:48.03dcordesyw
11:48.14damo22dcordes: can i compile a vanilla arm kernel and use that on a phone?
11:48.26dcordesif we have some testable images I can anounce it in the wiki news section
11:48.41dcordesdamo22: it depends. on which phone ?
11:49.22damo22dcordes: basically i want to buy a phone which would support alsa under a vanilla kernel if possible
11:50.38damo22i want to run Jack on my phone :P
11:51.37dcordesI'm not sure if the nokias are using alsa
11:51.53dcordesI can tell you there is no recent htc with alsa support in mainline
11:51.59damo22doh
11:52.19dcordesther is support for the qsd8250 platform in mainline
11:52.25dcordesbut no device specifics there
11:52.48damo22i wrote a usb audio driver before
11:53.48damo22i wonder if a phone could have a usb host controller
11:54.03dcordesin fact I used usb audio adapter on my htc hd2 via usb host
11:54.13damo22so i can plug my usb soundcard into my phone
11:54.36damo22wowwww
11:55.27dcordes[[msm_usb_host]]
11:55.27unilinkyhttp://htc-linux.org/wiki/index.php?title=msm_usb_host
11:55.49dcordes[[Msm_Usb_Host]]
11:55.49unilinkyhttp://htc-linux.org/wiki/index.php?title=Msm_Usb_Host
11:57.18damo22ohhhh my god
11:57.35damo22DIY usb phone dock
11:57.45dcordeshehe I have one on my table
11:57.51damo22with keyboard and mouse
11:57.53damo22:D
11:58.21damo22that is cool!!! no more need for a laptop
11:58.31damo22and you can fit your pc in your pocket
11:59.31dcordescheck the link at the bottom
11:59.34damo22you should sell these
11:59.36damo22!!!
12:00.22dcordes:]
12:02.03lxsameerwhat did you use as bootloader\
12:02.06lxsameer?
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12:07.10dcordeslxsameer: HaRET
12:07.28damo22problem is, how do you make calls
12:07.41dcordesdepends on the distro
12:07.48dcordesnow I'm using magldr as bootloader
12:09.10damo22so im guessing there is more support for the nexus one than others
12:09.34dcordeswhat support do you mean ?
12:09.41damo22is there host usb support on recent htcs?
12:10.14dcordesyes
12:10.24damo22hmmm
12:10.49dcordesobviously the out of the box preinstalled kernels do not support it
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12:11.00damo22:D
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12:14.37damo22so obviously with a chrooted environment you cant switch kernels right?
12:15.51damo22what about installing all the android shit but use your own kernel.... and run the phone as normal
12:21.56damo22i want the output of lspci on a htc desire z
12:21.59damo22:P
12:22.22Alex[sp3dev]bash: lspci: command not found?
12:22.41damo22:S
12:25.03damo22imma gonna take the froyo kernel for desire z and see if i can merge the drivers into mainline vanilla :P
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13:02.22damo22Crespo = nexus s
13:02.28damo22:D
13:05.58damo22should be able to roll my own kernel from here right? http://android.git.kernel.org/
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13:21.55dcordesdamo22: sorry I got sidetracked
13:22.11damo22np
13:22.29dcordesdamo22: yes ít is a good step to grab the offical kernel first
13:22.55damo22afaik there is userspace alsa for android?
13:23.02dcordesdamo22: try to compile the kernel image and modules so that you will get the expected 'shipped' experience on the device
13:23.09dcordesdamo22: then you can move on to patching
13:24.25damo22dcordes: im hoping the official kernel has a .config
13:24.59damo22dcordes: i want to buy a nexus s methinks.... so i can play around with NFC
13:25.33dcordesdamo22: device specific .config is usually supplied via arch/arm/configs/<device>_defconfig
13:25.52damo22ahh cool
13:25.56dcordesnote that <device> is the device's name used in the kernel - which can be some obscure evaluation board name, e.g. a fish :)
13:26.36damo22yeah i figured out that nexus s is called crespo
13:26.51dcordes[[QuickDeveloperStartGuide#Kernel]]
13:26.51unilinkyhttp://htc-linux.org/wiki/index.php?title=QuickDeveloperStartGuide%23Kernel
13:29.52damo22nice
13:32.05damo22my laptop needs upgrading but i cant be bothered
13:32.47damo22im gonna try compiling an official android kernel inside a vm
13:33.25Alex[sp3dev]do it inside cygwin like cotulla does
13:33.57damo22nah im running ubuntu native 9.04 but i want 11.04
13:34.28Alex[sp3dev]meh, ubuntu..
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13:34.47damo22yeah its for noobs like me
13:35.12damo22but i dual booted it with mac osx
13:35.52Alex[sp3dev]actually i don't see huge differences between ubuntu and debian.. anyway metapackages with tons of crap suck. when i install ubuntu, i have to manually remove like half the packages
13:36.15damo22lol yeah well
13:39.56damo22im wondering if enabling usb host is simple as setting a kernel config option upon compile
13:40.07damo22:P
13:40.35Alex[sp3dev]depends on whether the driver is there. for msm, you just need to add the driver and config. but unforunately yet you can only switch client/host at compile time
13:41.04damo22ah bugger
13:41.51damo22cant you compile as a module and modprobe it, then rmmod it
13:42.11Alex[sp3dev]me? i hate modules
13:42.38damo22lol
13:43.17Alex[sp3dev]i think codeaurora otg driver can be hacked to work for us. or we can fix the current driver. just it's not the most important thing and with external power usb is useless.. when you have a wall socket, you can plug the laptop
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13:52.49damo22if you run an official kernel and official android, if you chroot into say an ubuntu install do you have access to all the hardware under the chroot?
13:53.07Alex[sp3dev]yes
13:53.15Alex[sp3dev]but no, not to framebuffer of course
13:53.37damo22ahhh i see
13:54.49damo22but if you wanted to muck around without a screen or input, just ssh into a server install you could do that quite easily
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16:31.13lxsameerdoes any one worked with alpharev before?
16:32.08AstainHellbringseems familiar
16:33.17lxsameerAstainHellbring: a patched hboot for desire
16:40.46AstainHellbringyah I ran it on my desire when I had one
16:41.54lxsameerAstainHellbring: can you please look at http://alpharev.nl/
16:42.06lxsameerAstainHellbring: i can't understand the table
16:43.11AstainHellbringwhat dont you understand?
16:43.39lxsameerAstainHellbring: what should i use Bravo CM7 or Bravo stock? currently i have cm6 on my device
16:43.46AstainHellbringI always used stock
16:44.15lxsameerAstainHellbring: does it matter that i use cm6 right now ?
16:44.42AstainHellbringno
16:44.50AstainHellbringthe only diffs on those is partition tables
16:45.57lxsameerAstainHellbring: and does selecting a partition table is in my choice or i should choose a specific one?
16:46.22AstainHellbringits your choice sometimes rom cooks pick ones they recommend for their layout
16:47.00lxsameeraha , can i use alpharev to boot a non-android linux ?
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17:33.04lxsameerhow can i control the fastboot bootloader
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17:47.13lxsameerahhh i get mixed up , what should i use as my bootloader to boot a native linux? (htc desire)
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23:02.53ThatDudeButchHey guys, anyone around?
23:06.06arrrghhhperhaps
23:06.10arrrghhhnot really a 'chat' channel tho...
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23:14.31arrrghhhlol
23:14.32ThatDudeButcharrrghhh: Oh I see, just trying to see where everyone talks about the HD2. I dev for Android and got comped a dealer line with TMobile and picked up the HD2 cause it looked hackable as hell, but realized theres tons of windows garbage I know nothing about, trying to get this HD2 I snagged to Android on NAND with CWM.
23:14.52arrrghhhThatDudeButch, ok...?
23:14.57arrrghhhit's a pretty straightforward process.
23:15.09arrrghhhkernel dev happens in this room, honestly not too many people seem to be *actively* working on HD2.
23:15.14arrrghhhbut #htc-linux-chat has more HD2 folk.
23:15.23arrrghhhthis room is strictly for kernel dev.
23:15.24ThatDudeButchok then
23:15.25ThatDudeButchthanks
23:15.27arrrghhhnp
23:15.30arrrghhhenjoy, i'm out.
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23:34.37jonprydamn linux
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23:35.31jonpryhey WisTilt2
23:35.43WisTilt2lol just about to ping you
23:35.53jonpryi just fixed that bitch up
23:36.16WisTilt2man i am busy.  working with at&t wireless locally to implement our device on their network:)
23:36.32WisTilt2had to put this stuff aside for a couple days
23:36.43jonpryi've been jdb'ng system server all day and finally found it
23:36.51WisTilt2so you fixed 3.0 up?
23:36.53stinebdWisTilt2: if you need long distance testers, i'm available and have att
23:37.00stinebdwink wink
23:37.09jonpryyour 3g hardware?
23:37.29jonprywell i fixed that stupid falling asleep bug. patch will work on 39 as well
23:37.35WisTilt2just local here in our county for now.  dont know if i want to take it to the next step yet.  need to see how this goes first
23:37.49stinebdthis is america
23:37.58stinebdwe always take it to the next step
23:38.07stinebdespecially if the next step involves missiles
23:38.12jonprylol
23:38.12WisTilt2yes 3g but looks like we're good on their psuedo 4g HSPA network also.
23:38.32stinebdpulling 14.4 no problem?
23:38.46WisTilt2no, they only have 7.2 here right now
23:38.53WisTilt2but we get close to that yes
23:38.55stinebdah, that's not in their 4g area then
23:39.17WisTilt2they said they aren't bothering with 14.4 going straight up to 44, we'll see
23:39.20stinebdthey're only marketing 14.4 and up hspa+ as 4g
23:39.37stinebdyeah, most of their non-metro markets will be like that
23:40.04stinebdwhich made it very surprising to me that we have hspa+ here
23:40.06WisTilt2i'll believe it when i see it but we're agriculture rural here so we don't count i guess
23:40.18stinebdi'm kinda surprised you have hspa there
23:40.39stinebdyou're out in edge territory almost i'd think
23:40.40WisTilt2im happy with getting nearly 7mbps.  that's pretty amazing in itself
23:40.41jonpryi only have 9600 baud
23:41.15jonpryguy at the store told me thats all its possible to really use
23:41.40WisTilt2ah, 9600baud, the good old days.  i remember when we went from 300baud acoustic to 1200 and thought was fast enough.
23:41.57stinebdi never thought that was fast enough
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23:42.05stinebdin fact, what we have no is nowhere near fast enough
23:42.11stinebdnow*
23:42.57WisTilt2i just wonder how the major backbones are going to be able to keep up with the huge increase in bandwidth demand over the next year.  netflix reported that they account for 25% of the worlds bandwidth now.
23:43.18stinebddon't worry, ipv6 will fix it somehow
23:43.29jonpry300 is like acoustic coupled
23:43.33WisTilt2i believe them, we see over half our residential customers using it for several hours daily now.
23:44.08WisTilt2jonpry i still have my 300 acoustic phone coupler from back then.  should be worth something on ebay eventually:)
23:45.06WisTilt2so back on topic... is the 3.0 tree current?  haven't looked yet as i just got on to see what's up.
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23:46.22WisTilt2lol, just pulled and 20643 deletions! damn
23:46.35jonpry2internet working great today. new stuff is all pushed
23:46.36WisTilt2what was causing that weird sleep unlock bug?
23:48.15jonpry2like evdev puts timestamps on the events. and these are never really used unless a button causes a sleep. android expects them to be on the same metric to getUptimeMillis(), which they are not for unknown reasons. so after you put it to sleep once everything is shot to hell because phone is waiting for event 12 years in the future
23:48.54jonpryi think the 25% is inflated. there talking about peak consumption and netflix said something about using very little backbone bandwidth because they have servers very close to the last mile
23:48.54jonpryi just pushed the stuff
23:49.42jonpry2so i changed the code in evdev to use a different time. it might not actually be the same as uptimemillis, so future problems possible. but seems pretty good for now
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23:52.50WisTilt2interesting.  im going to test it now.  im here until 6:30 so have 1.5hrs to play until we have a family birthday dinner to go to.
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23:53.14jonpry2its pretty unstable. i noticed it on 39 after i got rid of compiler warnings. but sometimes it won't boot. often it will hang on first sleep. and if i actually use it there are spontaneous reboots to looks forward too
23:53.59WisTilt2what system and rootfs you running with?
23:54.09jonpry2my tls hacks frx05
23:54.29jonpry2scbs rootfs with adbd disabled
23:54.32WisTilt2ok im going to run my tls 2.2.1 whatever that was image that works great
23:55.36jonpry2i was hoping to get a ram console from my latest spontaneous reboot. nothing in it

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