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00:17.54abentzonhello
00:21.09abentzonnot much going on in here :)
00:24.24bluelightningsleep time for most ppl
00:25.40abentzonapparently :)
00:49.09kergothtreke: you play nwn anymore?  http://nwvault.ign.com/Files/modules/data/1081099788000.shtml looks nice.  random dungeon generation for nwn.  minor game modifications. cant rest without food, etc.
00:49.25trekekergoth: not often, but every now and then
00:49.48trekeI occaisionally try playing multiplayer
00:50.01trekecan't stand the idea of doing single player over again
00:51.28kergothgets boring.  once you've gone through it once, you know whats going to happen.  with a group at least there's some group dynamics, can help people out and stuff
00:51.42trekeyup
00:51.49trekebeen playing WoW recently
00:52.18kergothi know a lot of people who have been.  i've been avoiding it, not wanting to get hooked
00:52.21kergothheh
00:52.34kergothyou like it?
00:52.35trekehehe
00:52.43trekeit's fun with people you know
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01:11.30trekedown to two remaining problems with this project
01:11.34trekeone of which isn't a showstopper
01:16.39trekeI wonder if anything can be stripped out of the ipkg status file to cut down on storage
01:18.07trekesuck. looks like the bulk of the file is depends
01:21.38CIA-803kergoth 07 * r1.3176 10openembedded/packages/unionfs/ (3 files in 2 dirs): Add unionfs version 1.0.11.
01:28.21kergoththere we are, wiped my laptop
01:28.30kergothnow i can bring it and my badge by work
01:32.22kergothljp: i like the new beck :)
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01:40.14ljpya, me also. glad he got off his mamby-pamby
01:40.52kergothe-pro has a great beat to it
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01:43.46ljpitunes have a few remixes
01:44.36kergothi'm looking forward to the new Garbage as well
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01:52.50ljpme too
02:11.29treke|homekergoth: able to clean your desktop?
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02:17.50kergothtreke|home: cant get to it from here.  either its off, or crashed, or a coworker took it
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02:47.26treke|homeljp: lucky
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03:48.29ljpya, I never knew before I got here, that "Easter Monday" was a holiday :)
03:49.06chouimat|sg1ljp: hey
03:49.46ljphiya
03:50.39bluelightningchouimat|sg1: woot! :)
03:50.52bluelightningme too
03:55.13ljphmm, I just got opieplayer2 xcompiled with gcc3 :)
04:06.01punkassso kergoth, any thoughts on why the fetch is failing?
04:06.19punkassand not even creating a log file
04:08.52punkassi fact does anyone know why the fetch command would be failing
04:09.14punkassi = in
04:22.15punkasshmm this is making me crazy
04:22.31chouimat|Zzznight
04:23.01punkassanyone know why this might happen: NOTE: package quilt-native-0.39-r0: task do_fetch: failed
04:23.01punkassERROR: TaskFailed event exception, aborting
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04:55.16punkassanyone? i cant get anything via cvs through bitbake
04:56.01punkassi pulled bitbake down just to make sure there was not a new version
04:56.11punkassand reinstalled it, but that didnt help
05:11.21punkass.
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07:42.11emteheya raster
07:42.23emtehows the battle?
07:43.22rasteremte: i'm meeeelting
07:43.24rastermeeeeelting!
07:51.27emtelol
07:51.44emtewarn season there? or the ac broke :P
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09:37.57CIA-803koen 07 * r1.3174.1.1 10openembedded/ (2 files in 2 dirs): x11_cvs.bb: fix is upstream now, threads.patch is obsolete now
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09:42.48koengood morning all
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10:49.15dmitmickey|bbl: ping
10:49.20dmithi all
10:50.37dmitwould anyone make a suggestion on what could be wrong here? - http://pastebin.ca/8219
10:51.01dmitkerlnel does not compile
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11:52.33mickeyl*yawn*
11:52.35mickeylmorning folks
11:53.26mickeyldmit: the compiler is too old. both options have been introduced late in the 3.4 series
11:53.49bluelightninghey mickeyl
11:54.32mickeylmy dvb-t setup finally works
11:54.39dmitmickeyl: hmm, you mean compiler on my host system?..
11:55.12dmitmickeyl, what is it by the way  - dvb?
11:55.18mickeylyes
11:55.27mickeyldigital video broadcast over terrestrial
11:55.38dmitsounds cool ;)
11:55.45mickeyli have a usb box, i wonder if my SL6000 is fast enough to do the realtime mpeg-2 decoding
11:55.53mickeyl(yes, your host compiler is too old.)
11:55.54dmitand it is?
11:56.07mickeyli don't think so
11:56.18mickeylcan't test now, i'm happy to have it working on the PC after days of fiddling
11:56.22mickeylheh
11:56.41dmitlucky you, at least someone has OE working
11:56.45mickeylhehe
11:56.52mickeylsee here:  HOSTCC  arch/um/util/mk_constants_kern.o
11:56.52mickeyl031 cc1: error: unrecognized option `-Wdeclaration-after-statement'
11:56.53mickeyl032 cc1: error: unrecognized option `-fno-unit-at-a-time'
11:56.59mickeylso, that means your HOSTCC should be upgraded
11:57.01dmitye
11:57.30dmitmay it affect also other things? or this happens for um only?
11:57.46mickeylnever seen anything other bailing out
11:58.08mickeylfyi, 3.4.3 should be ok
11:58.23dmitright now trying epia machine type, will see the results soon
11:59.08dmitBTW it already gave me a NOTE: Couldn't find shared library provider for libc.so.6
11:59.15dmitand NOTE: Couldn't find shared library provider for libm.so.6
11:59.31dmitis it vital?
11:59.37mickeylno, that's just cosmetics
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12:01.10reenoo_morning
12:01.16dmitmickeyl, tried the openzaurus distro, but it fails on TARGET_FPU="soft", had to exclude it
12:04.07mickeyl"fails on"
12:04.10mickeyl... ?
12:04.40dmiti mean this option lead compiler to error, sorry 4 English
12:04.57mickeylenglish is ok, it's just that I need error messages, not your interpretation of those :)
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12:05.31dmitic, but unfortunately i destroyed the log by mistake ;)
12:05.41mickeylok, next time then
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12:11.10dmitso what about adding machine type and distro to some kind of 'generic' & 'generic-x86'?
12:11.40mickeylgeneric doesn't make sense to me
12:11.53mickeylwithout TARGET_ARCH you can't compile a cross compiler
12:12.14mickeyli need to talk to pb_ if x86 is useful
12:12.20mickeylor if we rather want to use epia
12:12.49dmitbut why not to have it just for completeness?
12:13.19mickeylthe sake of completeness is nice, but in general I try not to add things which are not necessary, because the more files, the more maintenance burden
12:13.40mickeyland we are already pretty overloaded
12:13.50mickeylin that particular case though, I'll think about x86.conf
12:14.12mickeylhehe, yeah, that's a funny thing
12:14.40dmitfine, otherwise it looks like you target on specific platforms only
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12:15.04mickeylright
12:15.13dmityou mean that is?
12:15.21mickeylno, i mean your suggestion is right
12:15.43mickeylwe are platform independent and should show it
12:30.12mickeylcia ?
12:30.28CIA-803mickeyl 07 * r1.3178 10openembedded/conf/ (distro/generic.conf machine/x86-uml.conf machine/x86.conf): add generic distro configuration and x86 machine configuration
12:30.41mickeyldmit: here we are
12:31.53mithrohowdy people
12:32.00mickeylcheers mickeyl
12:32.03mickeylurhgs
12:32.08mickeyl~lart tab completion
12:32.11mickeylmorning mithro
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12:35.45bluelightninghi mithro
12:35.45mickeylany idea why pi-sync.net forum has been closed?
12:35.52mickeylhrw|gone: did you insult him too much?
12:35.52mickeylheh
12:35.57mithrowhats up?
12:36.05mickeyllast preparations for opie 1.2.0
12:36.06mithropi-sync?
12:36.15reenoo_hey mithro
12:37.29mithroreenoo_: you figure out what to do?
12:38.04reenoo_mithro: regarding libmpeg2? no, not yet. what do you think?
12:38.20mithrodunno
12:38.25mithrowhat ever works better
12:38.36mithroi thought i added vlc before
12:38.45mithrobut i guess i never endedup pushing it
12:38.53reenoo_oh. heh
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12:39.23mithrovlc has both qte and gpe clients
12:40.34reenoo_yeah, I've only added a -gpe version. if you still have a -qt one that would be nice to have I guess
12:41.35mithrono time atm
12:42.28reenoo_ah, ok
12:43.23reenoo_the only actual differences between the libmpeg2.bb and my mpeg2dec.bb appear to be a more fine grained packaging (FILES_*) in the mpeg2dec.bb and a Makefile.patch in the libmpeg2.bb
12:43.43reenoo_happen to remember what the Makefile.patch was for?
12:44.13mithronope
12:44.13reenoo_(I didn't need to patch anything here)
12:44.16mithrolook at the file :)
12:44.49mithroback then SDL needed -lsdlmain stuff
12:44.54mithroit could be that
12:45.52reenoo_ah, nm. I misread the patch. (extra vs. extract)
12:46.05mithro?
12:46.12reenoo_+extract_mpeg2_LDADD = $(libvo) $(libmpeg2) $(libmpeg2convert)
12:46.54reenoo_I read that as "extra_mpeg2..." which didn't make sense to me
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14:20.09chouimatmorning
14:22.03koenhey chouimat
14:23.42zeckehey
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14:32.53florianhi all
14:33.03Haris-Piltonhi
14:33.12mickeylo
14:33.13mickeylyo
14:33.18Haris-Piltonyo mickeyl
14:35.47koenhey mickeyl
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14:56.56koenRunning resolve to apply new work ...
14:57.01koentakepatch: 3231 new revisions, 0 conflicts in 1150 files
14:57.20koenI guees I should update my OZ tree more oftern :)
14:58.32zeckelol (uchar*)0xdeadbeef
14:58.55florian:-)
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15:01.02PigiCiao all
15:01.58florianhi Pigi
15:02.28Pigihi florian.
15:02.28koenhey Pigi
15:02.28koenis the new ipkg in OE already?
15:02.35Pigino AFAIK
15:02.49PigiI'm still trying to understand how does the oe works.
15:03.03PigiUsually is pb_ that "import" the new releases.
15:03.51PigiI'm having a strange problem after "bk pull"ing the oe tree.
15:04.18Pigithe rootfs phase don't  complete.
15:05.12Pigicomplaining that can't fine some kernel modules.
15:05.17Pigis/fine/find
15:06.19CIA-803mickeyl 07 * r1.3179 10openembedded/conf/distro/openzaurus-3.5.3.conf: switch oz-3.5.3 to release mode and update
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15:06.56zeckedrw: hey
15:07.01chouimathi zecke mickeyl
15:07.13drwhi zecke
15:13.32Pigi~seen pb_
15:13.34ibotpb_ <~pb@2002:3e03:42cc:2:20a:5eff:fe00:391e> was last seen on IRC in channel #oe, 1d 20h 31m 1s ago, saying: 'later all'.
15:14.49mickeylwhat version do you want to have in OE?
15:14.53mickeyli'll bump it then
15:15.46Pigithe last one is 0.99.145, but I will wiat until I have understood a new patch submitted to oe ( but not in cvs for some path ...
15:15.46Pigithx anyway
15:15.56Pigis/wiat/wait
15:16.00mickeylhmm ok
15:16.23Pigithis way I will reduce the enthropy in ipkg
15:16.24mickeyli want to build a release candidate for oz 3.5.3 on the easter weekend, so I'd like to have a known working version
15:16.33mickeylwhen is your patch due?
15:17.00mickeylah nm
15:17.41drwmickeyl: I was planning on doing an OZ3.5.3/c7x0/Opie build this weekend too
15:17.58drwOZ3.5.3pre really
15:18.36mickeylvery good. I'll build a 2.6 rootfs for opie, so please set KERNEL_VERSION = "2.6"
15:18.57PigiI would like to finish tonite, but I can't still find the patch that has been submitted in oe. Thus I have to diff every file from my local cvs copy and my local oe tree.
15:19.08PigiI don't like this very much btw.
15:19.44drwmickeyl: yep
15:21.22mickeylPigi: is the improved ipkg-link in cvs yet ?
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15:21.43mickeyli.e. the one that honors ipkg.conf
15:21.56Piginoclouds, sorry. Not yet. It would be done tonite too. (that's more easy :) )
15:22.05mickeylgood
15:22.05Pigis/noclouds/no
15:26.05Pigimickeyl, do you mean the patch for bug #1305 ?
15:28.06mickeylyes
15:33.06Pigiapplying now.
15:33.55mickeylvery good
15:38.28Pigiis this patch in oe too ? ( the one in bugzilla don't apply automatically
15:38.55mickeylno
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15:39.44Pigigaspppp. So I should  apply it by hand. Not a nice info :(
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15:41.51CosmicPenguinback in my day, we had to apply patches by hand all the time
15:41.53CosmicPenguinin the show
15:41.56CosmicPenguins/show/snow/
15:42.04CosmicPenguinwalking uphill, with a wolf eating our leg
15:42.52Pigiehehehe
15:49.29CosmicPenguinits strange to me that curl doesn't understand TFTP
15:55.27koenPigi: is there a compelling reason to keep the lists in flash instead of in a ramdisk?
15:56.03mickeylon reboot you'd lose your package database
15:56.13mickeylthat wouldn't befun
15:56.17koenonly the feeds
15:56.23mickeyloh the lists
15:56.25mickeylnot the status
15:56.26mickeylright
15:56.30mickeylsounds like a good idea
15:56.47koenthat saves people from death by ipkg update
15:56.57mickeylactually a very good idea
15:57.01mickeylto me
15:57.17mickeylshould teach ipkg to creat the lists in /tmp
15:57.25kergoth`zzznah
15:57.28mickeylor in var
15:57.30koenthe downside is increased bandwith usage
15:57.34kergoth`zzz<PROTECTED>
15:57.40mickeylyeah, var
15:57.41koenhey kergoth
15:57.43mickeylmorning k
15:57.45kergothhey
15:57.54Pigikoen, there is an option in ipkg.conf to decide where to put the lists file, actually
15:58.24koencool
15:59.26Pigiit is already in oe , as is an old patch ( 0.99.143 )
16:00.07CosmicPenguinjust for lists, or for status too?
16:00.14florianthat would be a great option for 16mb flash units
16:00.37Pigiif you have "lists_dir keyword /where/do/you/want/" in ipkg.conf you're done :)
16:00.50mickeylwoot
16:00.52PigiCosmicPenguin, no, not for status atm
16:01.15PigiWe can't put the status in an unsafe place anyway
16:01.33Pigiif we loose it ....  aaaarghhh
16:01.59Pigikoen, I usually have "lists_dir ext /mnt/card/"
16:02.12Pigi( the keyword is for future use
16:07.44Pigibbl
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16:25.14CosmicPenguindoh
16:25.37CosmicPenguinI was going to say to Pigi - I understand that you can't put status in a unsafe place, but letting people put it someplace other then /usr/lib/ipkg seems to be a good thing
16:25.40CosmicPenguinat least to me
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16:34.47gremlin[it]hi to all
16:35.06gremlin[it]just found something maybe interesting
16:36.22gremlin[it]libxml-parser-perl-native will install in build/tmp/staging/local instead of build/tmp/staging/x86_64 ...
16:36.56gremlin[it]maybe is a reason why XMP::Parser isn't recognised as installed :(
16:38.39gremlin[it]arrgghh perlguru is ecaping !!!
16:38.43gremlin[it]:)
16:48.19gremlin[it]all away ...
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17:21.28Croftonkergoth, opie boots on the OSK
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17:25.58kergothCrofton: nice
17:26.16Croftonyeah, the touchscreen isn't working yet
17:26.28CroftonWhen I get some time for that I'll look at it
17:26.34Croftongpe didn't build for me
17:26.37kergothyou have the driver built into the kernel right?
17:26.48CroftonI think so, but I need to go over that
17:26.58CroftonI had some kernel  config problems
17:27.02kergothprobably just a matter of providing an osk specific /etc/profile.d/tslib.sh to set TSLIB_TSDEVICE=/dev/input/event1 or something
17:27.08kergothso it knows what device to use
17:27.11CroftonYeah
17:27.21CroftonI need to do real work today
17:27.21kergoththats good news though :)
17:27.23kergothcool
17:27.25CroftonYes
17:27.29Croftonthe graphic is cool
17:27.47kergothyou should send a mail to l-o-o-s.  someone was asking about Opie on omap, but i never got a chance to play with it
17:28.01CroftonI am making some additions the arm-linux site file
17:28.15Croftonloos?
17:28.25Croftonah linux open source
17:28.29Croftonwill do
17:28.57CroftonI needed to add some config hints for the CORBA package I am building
17:29.43kergothah
17:29.55CroftonI need sizeof long double :)
17:30.10CroftonI hope the answer I get from the intel build are the same
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17:34.29kergothCrofton: hmm, thats odd.  we patch autoconf so that AC_CHECK_SIZEOF should be able to figure out the sizes at compile time even when crosscompiling
17:34.37kergothCrofton: does corba provide its own sizeof macros?
17:34.51Croftonhmmm
17:35.38Croftonwhere can I check?
17:36.06Croftonin configure.ac
17:36.26kergothyeah
17:36.31Croftoni have things like AC_CHECK_SIZEOF(long double, 16)
17:36.42kergothokay, those shoudl be working without putting anything in the site files
17:36.45kergothif they arent, something is busted
17:38.23Croftonmaybe my bustage is somewhere else ..
17:39.37Croftonin config.log I have things like ac_cv_sizeof_bool=0
17:40.13kergothyeah, sounds like a problem with our modified sizeof macros
17:40.17kergothi'll look into it
17:40.31Croftonyou need a list of all the zero sizeof's
17:40.34Crofton?
17:40.36kergothnah
17:41.13CroftonI hate to ask, but when do you think you will get a chance to look at?
17:43.08kergothwell, its not like i'm employed.  i'll look today
17:43.15Croftonthanks
17:43.24CroftonI can find something else to do
17:43.25kergoththats a pretty critical bug
17:43.31Croftonmaybe work on opie :)
17:43.37kergothwho knows how many odd bugs lurk in the behaviors in our packages resulting from that
17:43.40kergothheh
17:43.48CroftonBut i have to take my wife to physical therapy later
17:43.57CroftonACL surgery last Tuesday
17:44.05CroftonYou like gross surgery videos?
17:44.48CroftonThe CORBA package I am workign should be a useful addition to OE, looks pretty light weight
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17:46.57CosmicPenguinahhh.... validation release day
17:47.04CosmicPenguinis there no more hated date on the programmer's calendar?
18:24.03RPevening all
18:24.43koenhey RP
18:48.15koencbrake: that's why GPE uses an svg for that :)
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18:53.46pb_evening
18:54.05trekeevening
18:54.18trekeanyone have a semi 3.5.3 opie image built?
18:57.52koenonly a OZ/2.6 gpe-image
18:59.49koenhmmm
19:00.11koenthe sharp reflasher is going bezerk
19:00.49koen~lart sharp
19:05.43Crofton|workany opie gurus around?
19:06.03koen#opie?
19:06.11Crofton|workhmmm
19:06.25Crofton|workI'll try that
19:07.09pb_good idea
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19:16.41kergoth[13:14:50] <ryno09> Since it's Good Friday, I saw a couple of girls carrying crosses down the street this morning. If they asked, I would have nailed them.
19:18.01Crofton|workheh
19:21.00trekewonder if I can find an inexpensive flight to boston for next week
19:22.26chouimat|boredkergoth: lol
19:29.28Crofton|workkergoth, I tried the
19:29.29Crofton|work[root@max home]# more rootfs2.6/etc/profile.d/tslib.sh
19:29.30Crofton|workTSLIB_TSDEVICE=/dev/input/event1
19:29.48kergothdoes /dev/input/event1 exist? is that the device for your touchscreen?
19:29.55kergothrun ts_print_raw at the commandline
19:29.57Crofton|workit appears to be
19:30.02kergothtslib has useful test apps
19:30.16Crofton|workI cat /dev/input/event1 and play with the touch screen
19:30.26Crofton|workcrap scrolls across the screen
19:30.44Crofton|workapparently they didn't get installed :(
19:30.46kergothagain, run ts_print_raw.  make sure _tslib_ can talk to it
19:30.51kergothah right, theres a seperate package for them
19:30.55kergothtslib-tests or something
19:31.26Ken|JLimeim having same problem
19:31.34Ken|JLimeopie says "press anywhere"
19:31.44Ken|JLime:)
19:32.03Crofton|workheh
19:32.10Crofton|workNFS mounted root is handy
19:34.12Crofton|workI have to set the EV to /dev/input/event0
19:34.29Crofton|workthen ts_test says "no raw moduiles loaded"
19:34.35kergothedit /etc/ts.conf
19:34.38kergothuncomment module_raw input
19:34.58Crofton|workcool
19:35.23kergothsince there was no standard for touchscreen interface, tslib supports a number of them
19:35.39Crofton|workmucking with ts test now
19:35.50kergothyou'll want to ts_calibrate before trying to use ts_test or ts_print
19:35.57kergothsince those two expect calibrated coordinates
19:36.05Ken|JLimehmm, mine says "no raw modules loaded. ts_config: No such file or directory"
19:36.15Crofton|workvi /etc/ts.conf
19:36.28Ken|JLimetheres no module area in /etc/ts.conf
19:36.33kergoth?
19:36.37kergoththats all thats in ts.conf
19:36.43Crofton|workI'm assuming this can be fixed by feeding OE info about the target?
19:36.45Ken|JLimeah yeah, i mean no raw module
19:36.56kergothCrofton|work: yeah, look in packages/tslib/tslib/
19:37.01kergothcreate a directory for your MACHINE
19:37.05kergothfollow what the other machinse do
19:37.16Ken|JLimewhere should the tslib modules be at?
19:37.25Crofton|workHeh, I will l8r
19:37.34Crofton|workneed run soon
19:37.51Ken|JLimedont run now :P
19:37.56Ken|JLimei need all the help i can get :D
19:38.06Ken|JLimeim this close to getting opie to work :D
19:38.12Crofton|workSorry need to take my wife to the physical therapist
19:38.17Crofton|workme too :)
19:38.27Ken|JLimeok, take care man
19:38.34Crofton|workthanks
19:38.47Crofton|workgory surgery videos:
19:39.07Crofton|workhttp://www.balister.org/~balister/torrents/acl_video.torrent
19:39.12Crofton|workhttp://www.balister.org/~balister/torrents/acl_video2.torrent
19:39.16Crofton|work:)
19:39.20Ken|JLimekergoth, where should the tslib modules be at?
19:39.44kergothstrace it and look.
19:40.32kergothor look at the .bb
19:40.32kergothFILES_libts = "${libdir}/*.so.* ${libdir}/ts/*.so*"
19:40.37koenhmmm
19:40.43Croftonkergoth, Let me know if you need any help with configure sizeof stuff
19:40.45kergothas you can see there, tslib modules go in /usr/lib/ts/
19:40.47kergothCrofton: k
19:40.55koenlooks like OZ got a CVSDATE induced X breakage
19:40.55CroftonI'll check in over the weekend etc
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19:43.02Ken|JLimekergoth, all the modules are there
19:45.55Ken|JLimeah, had missed something in my config file
19:58.42Ken|JLimewhen i run ts_print it prints some data whenever i tap the screen..but its always exact same values
19:59.05Ken|JLimethe tslib test program doesnt work either
19:59.14trekeblah
19:59.15Ken|JLimewhenever i tap the crosshair it vanishes
20:00.17Ken|JLimeanywhere i can change the runtime device it uses?
20:00.21kergoth?
20:00.34kergoth14:35 < kergoth> you'll want to ts_calibrate before trying to use ts_test or ts_print
20:00.35Ken|JLimei want to try /dev/input/event0
20:00.38kergoth14:35 < kergoth> since those two expect calibrated coordinates
20:00.47Ken|JLimeah
20:01.00Ken|JLime:D
20:05.54Ken|JLimekergoth, 'touch crosshair to calibrate'
20:06.04Ken|JLimeim very much touching the touchscreen :D
20:06.07Ken|JLimebut nothing happens
20:06.13koents_printraw will give you the uncalibrated stuff
20:06.13Ken|JLimehow can i change the input device?
20:06.29koenexport a new TSLIB_TSDEVICE
20:06.47kergothdoes your uirc client not have a scrollback?
20:06.48kergoth12:27 < kergoth> probably just a matter of providing an osk specific /etc/profile.d/tslib.sh to set
20:06.51kergoth<PROTECTED>
20:06.53kergoth12:27 < kergoth> so it knows what device to use
20:06.56kergothheh
20:08.41koenopie needs something like detect-stylus
20:11.53Ken|JLimei need to make a node for /dev/input/ts0
20:14.18Ken|JLimeeh where can i find the device nodes for /dev/input/ts0?
20:20.22pb_eh?
20:21.26Ken|JLimei mean how do i create the devfile /dev/input/ts0?
20:21.34Ken|JLimeshould be major 13, minor 128
20:21.42Ken|JLimemknod c ts0 13 128?
20:21.50zeckesounds about right
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20:26.18Ken|JLimets_read: No such file or directory
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20:28.06Ken|JLimewell i managed to use the ts_calibrate program
20:28.17Ken|JLimebut when starting qpe --nodaemon tty2
20:28.28Ken|JLimeit complains about quicklaunch being stopped..
20:28.31Ken|JLimeagain after again
20:29.34Ken|JLimedoes the ts_calibrate program save the data anywhere, or do i need to specify them manually
20:29.35Ken|JLime?
20:30.27kergothit saves it.
20:30.32kergothone time operation
20:30.58zeckekergoth: /etc/pointercal
20:31.02Ken|JLimehmmm then why doesnt opie record my taps..the calibration program works perfectly
20:31.02kergothyes.
20:31.14kergothKen|JLime: and ts_test? ts_print?
20:31.26zeckeKen|JLime: did you tell Qt to use the tslib driver?
20:31.43kergothgood question
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20:33.50Ken|JLimets_print works perfectly
20:34.20Ken|JLimeso does ts_test
20:34.28kergoththen as zecke says, how was qte built?
20:34.31kergothwhat device is this?
20:34.32zeckeKen|JLime: didn't I told you yesterday to compile tslib  support into Qt and to set QWS_MOUSE_PROTO approriate?
20:34.40Ken|JLimedevice /dev/input/ts0
20:34.54Ken|JLimehmm, you told me to recompile tslib
20:35.03Ken|JLimei never recompiled qte
20:35.13Ken|JLime:P
20:35.17zeckeKen|JLime: how do you use Opie without compiling Qt?
20:35.46zeckeKen|JLime: look at the qte_2.3.10.bb and see what options you need to pass for your device
20:35.54Ken|JLimedo i need to recompile Qt whenever i make a change at tslib?
20:36.01zeckeKen|JLime: point Qt to the right device and I won't say that environemt variable again
20:36.06zeckeKen|JLime: no
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20:47.13PigiCiao all
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22:08.12koendamn
22:08.20koensomeone is koenner than I am :)
22:09.54zeckekoen: lol, I figure you know the meaning of nixkönner
22:11.26CoreDump|home:)
22:12.30koenzecke: I do :)
22:12.36nixkoennerme search help whit directfb and oe
22:12.50koenalthough koen is pronounce like kun in dutch
22:13.06koenpronounced*
22:14.17CoreDump|homeis there a meaning to it`
22:14.19CoreDump|home?
22:14.35zeckekoen: dui koen, how hat het? (even if spelling is 120% wrong)
22:15.13koengoed :)
22:15.41koenzecke: how's your dutch company?
22:16.41zecke99% finished ;)
22:16.54zeckejust need to have an idea what I want :}
22:17.02zeckeand I've to finish uni first
22:17.16zeckekoen: TomTom is searching C++/Linux... devs
22:18.32koennice
22:18.43koenNow I just need to learn c++ and linux :)
22:18.57zeckekoen: I feel always bad - the stupid Germans - forcing my relatives to speak German/English with me
22:22.04koenafter tatort, derrick, der alte and die strassen von Berlin my german is pretty solid
22:24.07koenpb_: the kernel selection in h3900.conf fails because the preferred provider for virtual/kernel doesn't check for the kernel version
22:24.23joshua_hmm, question about power in eu... two pins, unpolarized, 220v, 50hz?
22:24.32koencorrect
22:24.48koen230v according to new regulations
22:24.48joshua_hmmm. how do you guys keep from getting cooked when you touch two different appliances?
22:25.04koenground or isolation
22:25.21joshua_ah
22:25.42pb_koen: that's too bad.
22:26.41joshua_hm, I'm pretty sure this hp laptop power adaptor isn't actually isolated... I wonder how americans keep from getting zapped when they use these little plug converter thingies.
22:31.36pb_joshua_: I don't think the zapping situation would be any worse in the EU than when you are at home in the US.  If you have an applicance which connects an exposed part to the line, you will get zapped.
22:32.24joshua_well, here in the US, plugs are polarized, so appliances tend to be able to connect ground to the neutral pin of the line.
22:33.07pb_That's the case in the EU too, but a lot of IT appliances (including most laptops) have unpolarised linecords.
22:33.20joshua_this plug is actually three pin, although my plug converter is designed for use in all of europe, so it does not have grounding.
22:33.28pb_In any case, the neutral pin of the line is not guaranteed to be at ground potential.  You can still get a nasty shock between neutral and ground.
22:34.57joshua_pb_: hrm. so should I be worried that my plug converter does not have a ground pin, or should I just be a good little sheep and accept that there is some reason why I won't get zapped?
22:35.47pb_joshua_: does the laptop say that it needs to be grounded?  Very few laptops do.
22:35.54CoreDump|homejoshua_: the reason is that your converter is fully isolated
22:36.09pb_Almost all laptop-type equipment is double insulated and has no ground connection.
22:36.12CoreDump|home(ie: mode of plastic)
22:36.13joshua_CoreDump|home: hmm, the brick doesn't look big enough to have an isolation transformer
22:36.31CoreDump|homejoshua_: nahh, it's made out of non-conducting material
22:37.30joshua_CoreDump|home: that would lead to it not working, I'd assume. my laptop does have exposed metal surfaces that are connected to ground (i.e., when I touch the tip of my headphones jack to them, then hold the ground connection on my headphones, I get a buzzing)
22:37.37joshua_pb_: I'll take a look.
22:37.57joshua_"CONNECT ONLY TO GROUNDED OUTLET".
22:38.36CoreDump|homejoshua_: I've never seen a laptop which requires grounding. But there's always a first huh?
22:38.43pb_in that case, yes, you should not use it with a plug converter that doesn't supply a ground.
22:38.44joshua_heh
22:39.05pb_as for your power supply, it is almost certainly a switching type, in which case the isolating transformer can be quite small.
22:40.23CoreDump|homepffft, grounding is only for whimpy anyways ;)
22:40.32CoreDump|homes/whimpy/whimps
22:40.33joshua_ah. I guess it's probably a part of the switching inductor itself, or some such. I was thinking it'd likely be a transformer sitting in front of the whole thing
22:41.25pb_joshua_: if your PSU was not isolated, whenever you plugged the laptop into a 3-pin outlet you would short neutral to ground and trip the GFCI breaker.
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22:42.12joshua_I suspect that it says "connect only to grounded outlet" to prevent me taking 220v should the supply somehow fail and short phase to output ground.
22:42.19pb_right.
22:43.01joshua_pb_: that makes sense. since it's connected to input ground, as opposed to neutral, I guess that'd also explain why I get the buzzing.
22:43.02pb_protective ground is there to ensure that the appliance will blow a fuse or trip a breaker rather than just sit there with line voltage on its case.
22:43.51joshua_I think I may in fact disregard its advice and just not touch the device if I hear a loud bang from the power supply.
22:45.06CoreDump|homejoshua_: are you talking about a 110V <- 230VAC converter? who on earth would built something like that w/ a conducting casing?
22:46.05joshua_no, this is designed for 110 and 230 input
22:46.54joshua_it's a little plastic thing that has a US female socket on one side and a european male socket on the other side
22:47.30CoreDump|homei c
22:49.00CoreDump|homeif the devie you are using with it is made of platic you can safely ignore protection earth. It's (european) plug wouldn't have had a PE pin anyways
22:49.15CoreDump|homesheesh, talk about bad english
22:49.18joshua_this is part of a homestay program with school, actually. I'm looking forward to watching someone, against the teacher's advice, go for the cheap ones (i.e., the ones that don't do voltage conversion), plug in a hair dryer, and, well, you know the rest
22:49.31CoreDump|home:D
22:49.58joshua_teacher says there's one every year.
22:50.22CoreDump|homeof course. Murphys law comes to mind
22:50.55pb_joshua_: heh
22:51.26CoreDump|homeumm what do you call it? natural selection? :)
22:51.50zeckejoshua_: oh you're coming to europe?
22:51.56joshua_zecke: Yeah.
22:53.05joshua_thank you
22:56.47joshua_ok, I'm going to head out... later folks
23:01.01Piginite all
23:19.21Ken|JLimehow do i add a perm new device in /dev/input? it gets removed everytime i reboot
23:19.54trekewtf
23:20.05trekeI dont have any idea how I made it through half a build last night
23:20.17trekeit never should have worked, I didnt have BBPATH set
23:20.25Ken|JLimehaha
23:24.56CIA-303mickeyl 07 * r1.3180 10openembedded/ (3 files in 2 dirs): oz.conf: last updates - approaching 3.5.3
23:27.10Ken|JLimewhat package handles the /dev creation?
23:27.43pb_depends on the MACHINE, among other things.
23:27.59Ken|JLimei would just like to add one device to the tree
23:28.09Ken|JLimeone that is always needed for jornada6xx
23:28.43pb_I don't know what happens on jornada6xx.  There doesn't seem to be a config for that MACHINE in the tree.
23:29.10Ken|JLimei just havent gotten round to sending the configs to the mailing list
23:29.35Ken|JLimecan i specify futher devs in the machine file?
23:30.59pb_I don't think so.
23:31.17pb_If you're using the old-style openzaurus /dev, you need to edit the device_table.txt file.
23:32.21pb_If you're using a static /dev in your rootfs, you need to edit the device_table-minimal.txt or its equivalent.
23:32.53pb_It's hard to say for sure without knowing anything about how you have things configured for your machine.
23:33.43Ken|JLimesounds like the device_table.txt file is exactly what im looking for
23:33.48Ken|JLimewhere can i find it?
23:34.41pb_It's in the packages tree.
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23:40.03Ken|JLimepb_, thx :) that did the trick
23:40.48pb_ok, very good
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23:49.31punkasskergoth: you around?
23:51.11punkassanyone know where i can get info about the 2.6 kernel for Oz and if it is usable...i dont need a gui
23:52.27drwpunkass: 2.6 is quite useable on my c750, about the only thing that doesn't work is SD/MMC, otherwise works fine
23:52.55drwit seems to take a little longer to boot up, but once start, seems a little more responsive
23:53.00punkasswhat chipset is the c750, i am using a 6000
23:53.16punkasswell i just need wireless and ssh
23:53.16drwnot sure about that
23:53.23punkassand usb support
23:53.40drwwifi works fine, I don't use usb
23:53.57drwopie works fine to if you're interested
23:54.02punkassok..the 6000 has a host usb...thats why i would like to try the 2.6
23:54.07punkassok good to know
23:54.45punkassis there a site dedicated to the 2.6 development?
23:54.55drwdon't know
23:55.02punkassok thanks

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