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02:53.25detulejonpry, i got data
02:56.04jonpryall systems go?
02:56.55detuleapparently i can't get google in the browser...though i can ssh out of the phone
02:58.53jonpryhrm
02:59.07jonpryother websites work or browser is just fubar?
03:00.18detulehttp://pastebin.com/s84yi7Ar
03:05.15jonpryPF_INET
03:06.20detulepretty sure it's because our ril doesn't pass on dns info or something
03:06.38jonprynah
03:07.11jonpryeither the default address family is something weird or its specifying something crazy
03:07.15jonpryipv6 maybe?
03:07.25jonpry05-21 22:58:02.170 W/GoogleSearch( 1020): Caused by: java.net.SocketException: socket failed: EAFNOSUPPORT (Address family not supported by protocol)
03:13.58jonpryyeah i think we need ipv6 in the kernel
03:14.56rpierce99pretty sure there's an optional ipv6 module that just needs to be insmodded, we had to do it for google goggles a while back
03:15.43detuleCONFIG_IPV6=m
03:15.47detuleguess you are right
03:17.16detulerpierce99, it works
03:17.26rpierce99nice
03:17.45detulethanks you two, i knew there was a reason i was giving jonpry nightly updates
03:22.18jonprynp
03:27.01jonpryglad i can be useful while not really doing my part
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04:09.03walter79detule got wifi full working on cm7.2 with 3.3.6 kernel.
04:10.03walter79some changes in you init files
04:10.17walter79and found matching firmware
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14:31.25walter79detule do you know why display did not wakeup on CM7 if screenoff animation is enabled?
14:31.33walter79and usb plugged?
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15:39.28arrrghhhwalter79, not sure if you read logs but ACL really had to hack at the electron beam (screen off ani) to get it to work.
15:39.40arrrghhhi think he shortened it from like 24 frames to 16 or maybe 10?  i can't remember.
15:56.51jonpryand removed all the math
16:04.17detuleevervolv needs kexec
16:06.01jonpryhi detule
16:06.17detulehey jonpry
16:06.23jonpryhow do i do an initial kernel commit and get all that fancy git ignore stuff?
16:07.36detuleit's all in the tar ball no?, untar it, git init; git add . ; git commit -am 'linux-3.4.y Initial commit'; git push linux-msm-rhod :htc-msm-3.4
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16:10.08jonpryi dunno i used to have problems with zimages and weird stuff getting pushed and somehow you fixed it
16:17.10detulei think swap will be a must in ics
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16:20.46Cotullasub is done
16:20.46Cotulla?
16:22.07zeuski rate private sub 9/10
16:27.15Cotullalol
16:27.24CotullaI rate swap as 0/10
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16:44.30zeuskcotulla, i rate swap 6/10 helpful for low mem systems
16:45.48CotullaWHY
16:46.00Cotullado u know how swapping works?
16:46.11zeuskbecause without it i cannot run gnome on my netbook
16:46.33zeusklol, ram pages are swapped to hard disk/ other storage devices
16:46.37Cotullaswapping means that software is bad written usually
16:46.45zeuskit's slow but atleast gives you choice
16:46.50Cotullanope
16:46.53Cotullano choose
16:46.56Cotullajust imagine speed
16:47.05Cotullawhen it reads from HDD/SSD
16:47.09Cotullaand write back old one
16:47.22CotullaI see only two usage points for swapping
16:47.29zeusk.. I'm running ubuntu on a 128mb ram system :p
16:47.39Cotulla1)make system more independent from memory leaks
16:47.52Cotullacuz they can go to swap (memory which was never freed)
16:48.23Cotulla2)to allow "unload" part of the  application.
16:48.34Cotullabut this will increase activation time
16:48.39Cotullaand not suitable for shells
16:48.42zeuskand to allow low end systems to run "bloat/crapware"
16:49.28zeuskthough linux's way of handling swap is totally crap.
16:49.45zeuskno matter the size of memory, they fill it with inode and fs cache
16:50.00zeuskunless you disable it (which most noobs don't)
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16:52.09Vacationanyone know anything about  /sys/devices/platform/android_usb/usb_function_switch ?
16:52.58Vacationspecifically what values can echoed in and what effect the values will have ?
16:54.00zeuskrefer drivers/usb/gadget/
16:54.13zeuskjust do a grep there for usb_function_switch
16:55.00Vacationzeusk, sorry don't know what you mean by "refer drivers/usb/gadget/"
16:55.43zeuskdon't you have kernel sources ?
16:55.57zeuskcd kernel-source/drivers/usb/gadget
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16:56.22zeuskgrep -i -l -r 'usb_function_switch' .
16:56.25zeuskthen just go through what it is used for in the files which grep returns
16:56.58Vacationnope... i suppose i'll have to find and download that
16:58.03Vacationactually, anyone get usb internet pass-through working on linux ?
17:00.06zeuskyes
17:00.39zeuskon cyanogenmod 7.2 on phone with gnome 3.4 on pc (archlinux), no setup was required other than the networkmanager package
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18:06.46Cotulla>>> and to allow low end systems to run "bloat/crapware" this is not really true . . .
18:06.54Cotullaswap doesn't replace RAM memory
18:07.23jonpryin soviet russia swap chooses you
18:08.12Cotullanope
18:12.33zmcjonpry : Lol
18:15.22jonpryis hdd speed a function of capacity?
18:16.13zmcjonpry : Usually it depends on platter speed, and head seek time.
18:16.57jonpryshould i expect good things from a 15k 36gb or would a 7200 rpm 2 tb be faster?
18:17.24zmcthe 15k vs 7.2k is the platter rotation speed.
18:17.30zmcthe 15k will be faster
18:18.03zmcYou have to move the heads to the right track, then wait for the platter to rotate around to the right angle to start your read
18:18.19jonpry36gb's are like $8 on ebay
18:18.22zmcif the platter spins faster, the less time you spend waiting around for the data you want.
18:18.37jonpryso i could get like a lot of them and then have enough space to build ics
18:18.53zmcif read speed is really important, get a big hardware drive controller with a lot of ram and a big cache.
18:19.27jonpryi have a 64mb ultra 320
18:20.15zmcIf you are looking for big performance on the cheap, I would get a used hardware raid card with at least 1gb of cache, get a bunch of those 15k drives and use raid 0 (striping),  you get no fault tolerance but fast speeds.
18:21.02zmclet the controller cache up the reads and writes and you will be getting close to theroetical bus limit speeds.  Especially for quick things like compilation.
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18:24.56zmcMost likely will be processor bound on a setup like that unless you are doing massively parrallel builds on a huge SMP server.
18:27.55jonpryi don't understand the point of controller cache or disk cache. linux keeps much larger caches in system memory so the chances of a hit are < 0
18:28.40ali1234it allows the disk to reorder writes to the most efficient order (which the OS can't really do)
18:28.48ali1234i don't know if they actually do that but i assume they do
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18:30.23zmcThe controller cache will optimize reads and writes across the disks and raid. It also gets the request completely out of the OS and memory.  Usually by performing read-ahead and write-ahead optimization, the controller can make sure to optimize disk throuput much better than the kernel can.
18:31.29zmcAlso dedicated controller memory doesn't have to compete with anything on the system bus, or depend on the host cpu for anything.
18:32.32zmcWhat kind of monster server do you have that you are worried about huge disk io for compilation?
18:34.15jonprypretty sure my laptop is i/o bound
18:34.36arrrghhhssd
18:34.38arrrghhh:P
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18:35.09jonprytoo quite
18:35.14arrrghhhhah
18:35.17arrrghhhno such thing
18:35.24arrrghhhgah damn java.
18:35.34rob_wssd is the way to go ...
18:35.39rob_wprices dropped recentely
18:35.45zmclol, mosy likely yea.  Laptops have 7.2k cheap drives and the controller is right on your system bridge.  On my laptop any kind of DMA or IRQ flurry will bring the whole system to it's knees.
18:36.02arrrghhhyea i want to go SSD on my lappy
18:36.09arrrghhhjust hard to give up all that space
18:36.18arrrghhhi gotta quit being so lazy with how i organize things :P
18:36.28detulecoming from an ssd owner in desperate need of space -> i know how you feel
18:36.31rob_wthats pro .. trust me
18:36.39arrrghhhheh
18:36.43zmcSSD is nice, but if your controller is embedded like mine, you will be figting everything else on that bridge for io bandwidth.
18:36.44jonpryever see those apps that play music by moving the hdd head around?
18:36.51arrrghhhthat's the thing, i have a ton of space now.  i'm spoiled :S
18:37.00arrrghhhjonpry, lol yes
18:37.05arrrghhhthe best ones are for the 3.5" floppy
18:37.09arrrghhhthose are LOUD
18:37.11rob_wyeah but you wont copy all those mp3 all the time right ?
18:37.25arrrghhhrob_w, it's mostly development crap
18:37.32rob_wi got me a thinkpad with extra hdd bay .. so one ssd for the real stuff and data on the real hdd
18:37.36arrrghhhsome of it is tv shows people want me to burn...
18:37.43arrrghhhmost of my 'junk' goes on the file server
18:37.51arrrghhhthat would be ideal ^^
18:37.56zmcdepending on what you are changing, you don't have to compile the WHOLE codebase all the time.  You could setup a ramdisk for what you are touching the most.
18:37.56arrrghhhi don't think my new lappy can handle 2 hdd's.
18:38.02arrrghhhyea
18:38.04arrrghhhi'm cba.
18:38.05arrrghhh:P
18:38.11rob_wthere are bays for mny dvd drives
18:38.23arrrghhhheh, that's one thing i could do without.
18:38.33rob_wjust a question if you can hotswap it .. thinkpads can
18:38.33jonpryi need a hard drive based ghetto blaster
18:38.43rob_wlol
18:39.08detulezeam ftw
18:42.08jonpryfaster?
18:43.12detuleyeah, smallest launcher i can find, though it's missing all these fancy ics features like resizable widgets and whatnot
18:43.56jonpryis that what is in the vid?
18:44.23detuleno that's some ics launcher...about x10 the download size of zeam
18:45.09jonprygave up on launcher2?
18:45.11rob_wi just got ics up on my dm3730 .. still need to figure out how to get all those app people talk about
18:45.28rob_wand get rid of that blackish theme
18:45.38jonprybeagleboard?
18:45.46rob_wnot
18:45.55rob_wigep modules
18:46.02rob_wbut comparable ...
18:46.39rob_wusing the rowboat git, but still very breakable at pm and suspend
18:47.17jonpryyeah that kernel is no good with pm
18:47.59rob_wthough i wouldnt care as i am not using it as mobile
18:48.32fakkerok, http://twitpic.com/9o3bx2/full
18:48.36fakkertell me what is wrong with that
18:49.11arrrghhhyou're posting twit things in #htc-linux?
18:49.18arrrghhhthe search put you in rotterdam?
18:49.19zmcwtf dude
18:49.19fakkerno
18:49.20arrrghhhyou're british?
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18:49.38arrrghhhoh the review.
18:49.40arrrghhhjeebus.
18:49.45fakkerthat's why
18:49.47fakkeryou get me?
18:49.51fakkerWTF
18:49.55arrrghhhlol
18:51.17zmcYou gotta be kidding me. http://maxsenden.info/Toiletgirls.html
18:51.39fakkeryou gotta me kidding me, you clicked on the link?!
18:51.52zmcthis person has way too much time on their hands
18:52.30fakkerhaha
18:52.43fakkerstill can't get over you going on their website
18:52.45zmcfakker : I've had worse. As far as internet douchebags go, I give this guy a solid "pathetic"/
18:53.11zmcGo get some goat.cx, that'll sober you up. lol
18:53.16fakkerclicks
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18:53.38fakkerwow, he can really draw
18:53.52zmcYea, too bad he's a weirdo
18:54.32fakkerso yeah - carry on
18:54.35fakkeri only came on irc to post that wtf
18:56.01Cotullalol fakker
18:56.03Cotullahow are u?
18:56.17zeuskallo fakker
18:57.03fakkerprivet
18:57.04fakkerkidda
18:57.09Cotulla:D
18:57.18zeuskcotulla, yes it doesn't replace ram but atleast allows background program
18:57.24zeuskto be offloaded to swap
18:57.43zeuski still dunno what is privet :(
18:57.53Cotullayes but it's still slow
18:57.59Cotullait's not really very suitable
18:58.16Cotullaprivet is black magic
18:58.21zeuskhmm, true
18:58.59zeuskfakker, sade naal punjabi sikkh reiya noon (not sure if that is correct)
18:59.25Cotullanope.
18:59.59fakkerzeusk, no clue
19:00.07fakkertelling me to learn punjabi properly?
19:00.42zeusknvm, I don't really understand what i just said..
19:00.52Cotullayes u are
19:01.03zeuskzombie_mode_enter()+
19:01.16Cotullalol
19:01.17Cotullago sleep
19:01.49zeuskor, i can just waste some 15 minutes trolling while getting trolled
19:02.40jonpryswap makes debian chroot on rhodium possible
19:02.44jonpryand kernel compile
19:03.00Cotullalol
19:03.05Cotullait's only
19:03.06Cotullacuz GCC sucks
19:03.28CotullaI am not able to run "make -j2"
19:03.33Cotullawith 3.5 Gb RAM
19:03.35Cotulla:)
19:03.48Cotullaon CPP source . . .
19:04.04zeusknvm, i'll just go sleep anyway, good night people
19:04.05zeuskdafuq am i reading, i use make -j5 on linux kernel
19:04.05zeuskoh, cpp...
19:04.18CotullaCPP yes
19:04.51zeusknever tried compiling cpp with gcc, visual studio is what i use when not working on linux/lk
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20:23.19walter79arrghhh thank for information and i read logs.
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