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04:11.47jncRP: hey uh, 2.6.16-r0 kernel doesn't seem to boot in Angstrom build for spitz
04:11.55jncstill not EABI capable?
04:12.02jncor did i have to turn it on somehow
04:16.59nacer_i have some probleme with monotone
04:17.25Zero_Chaos~lart monotone
04:17.35Zero_ChaosOne down....
04:17.41nacer_http://pastebin.com/615603
04:17.48Zero_ChaosSo that must be how to deal with multiple heads....
04:18.48njsnacer_: try 'LANG=C monotone pull <more options>'
04:18.57nacer_ok
04:19.15njsnacer_: there were some problems at various points with the UI code getting confused by i18n
04:19.43nacer_i try in console ?
04:19.55nacer_LANG variable dont work
04:19.59njsupgrading might help too, depending on what version you're using now, I don't remember whether 0.25 had this bug or not.
04:20.04nacer_0.25
04:20.09njsnod
04:20.54nacer_perhaps i can remove the output ?
04:21.07nacer_--quiet perhaps
04:21.09nacer_solve the pb
04:21.14njsthat might work too :-)
04:21.23nacer_nop
04:21.29nacer_--quit have no effect :p
04:22.11njsoh, right, --quiet affects chatter, not the tickers -- try --ticker=none
04:22.18njsor --ticker=dot might work too
04:23.42nacer_nop
04:23.45nacer_same error
04:25.39njssigh
04:26.13njsokay, so let's figure out the right environment variable to get you back in the C locale, for monotone :-)
04:26.23nacer_yup
04:26.28nacer_i make some search
04:26.45njsdo you have any environment variables named LC_<something> set?  most likely would be LC_ALL?
04:26.51nacer_LC_ALL
04:27.19nacer_LC_ALwork
04:27.22nacer_its work
04:27.23nacer_tks
04:27.49nacer_LC_ALL=C monotone ...
04:28.38njsyeah
04:31.42nacer_do you think its a good id to use generic distribution in local.conf of bitbake ?
04:32.04nacer_i want to build a embedded system for x86
04:32.32nacer_only for try opie and GPE
04:34.02nacer_for run it with qemu :)
04:34.16nacer_i dont have found any livecd for try this software
04:34.31nacer_so i try de build image
04:36.43nacer_new problem :)
04:36.46nacer_http://pastebin.com/615618
04:37.05nacer_afk cmoke
04:37.07nacer_smoke
04:39.56JustinPnacer_: looks like your binutuls version. try making PREFERRED_VERSION_binutils a lower version
04:44.58jncsweet, my mom just talked to me
04:45.49jncfor real.   not that "hey i need you to hammer some boards together, wash the dishes, and write a zillion thankyou cards"
04:46.23nacer_ok JustinP
04:46.50jnchow to 'make config' the kernel?
04:47.45nacer_JustinP: where can i found doc about the PREFERERED OPTION ?
04:47.53nacer_JustinP: i dont have example on my local.conf
04:51.00JustinPconf/distro/preferred-*
04:51.02nacer_jnc: i dont understand you question
04:51.09nacer_JustinP: ok
04:51.30jncnacer_: i want to run 'make config' on the linux kernel sources for the cxx00 target
04:51.40jncnot sure how to do that
04:51.51jncgoal is to generate EABI-enabled config
04:53.17nacer_jnc: i dont know :)
04:53.28JustinPjnc: just go inthe work dir and do it
04:53.38JustinPI suggest menuconfig, however
04:54.02jnc:/
04:54.08jncsome things changed names
04:54.12jncthis isn't going to be clean
04:54.22jncneed help from someone responsible for those defconfig files
04:54.39JustinPmake oldconfig
04:55.06jnc<PROTECTED>
04:55.06jnc+CONFIG_CMDLINE="console=ttyS0,115200n8 console=tty1 noinitrd root=/dev/hda1 rootfstype=ext3 rw  fbcon=rotate:1 dyntick=enable debug"
04:55.09jnc<PROTECTED>
04:55.16jnci don't think that should be in defconfig
04:55.21jnc...as an example
04:59.17nacer_where can i found the version of binutils can be used for binutils
04:59.24nacer_or do you recomend one ?
05:00.43nacer_i have found
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05:03.04JustinPjnc: is that in the workdir?
05:03.23JustinPjnc: yes, it should be...that's how it works AFAIK...see the kernel bb files
05:03.30JustinPnacer_: packages/binutils
05:03.41nacer_JustinP: yep i have see
05:03.44nacer_tks
05:05.30nacer_by default bitbake use the last version ?
05:05.43nacer_example there is a binutils-cvs
05:05.49nacer_he build the cvs one ?
05:07.26jncJustinP: that is a kconfig option
05:07.52jncit appears though i am quite certain that it should not
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06:38.01TheMasterMind1anybody still alvie?
06:38.23emteyup
06:41.20jnc...and screaming for it
06:41.49TheMasterMind1looking to buy a atmel avr / pic programmer, any suggestions
06:42.12jncyou can forget about using linux with it
06:42.49TheMasterMind1heh yea i know, just for hardware hacking purposes
06:42.58jncstart saving for an windows xp license
06:43.26jncthat's going to be the most expensive part
06:43.29TheMasterMind1oh with the programmer, hah. its late, i thought running linux on the avr
06:44.00TheMasterMind1really i thought i came across programmers that worked with linux
06:44.29jncthe willem is well talked about
06:45.00emtethere are lots availible
06:45.09emtedepends on how much you wanna spend
06:45.19emtebtw jnc linux has run on some PICs
06:45.26jnci checked though, and the code is greedily ill-licensed by a guy who links against win16 dlls
06:45.44jnc(willem)
06:45.47TheMasterMind1like $50-100. something cheap that will work with the popular pics / avrs. i'm leaning towards avrs over pics
06:46.11emteTheMasterMind1, what language youplanning on programming in?
06:46.32jncsee midibox project for good examples of PICs in use
06:47.47emtei can tell you from personal experiance that is my biggest problem using then on/in linux
06:47.53emtethem*
06:48.31emtethe opensource and non-windows compilers for C are very ... limited
06:49.12jncFSF seems to overlook that with the free BIOS initiative
06:49.22TheMasterMind1gcc-avr no good? C if possible but i'm getting them to tinker and learn so im' not opposed to diving down into asm
06:49.24jncwon't return my emails
06:49.57emteexpect unoptiomised code that uses 30-50% more memory on the chip
06:50.30TheMasterMind1wow
06:50.32TheMasterMind1actually one sec
06:51.10TheMasterMind1ok i own a copy of ccs picmicro linux compiler
06:51.35TheMasterMind1"Linux that support the PIC10, PIC12, PIC14, PIC16, and PIC18 microcontrollers."
06:51.40emtei have never used that one
06:51.54emte<PROTECTED>
06:52.02TheMasterMind1it wasn't cheap =P
06:52.19emtenore is HTC or microchip's
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06:52.50TheMasterMind1yea true. i did my research before buying it though, just don't remember any of the details right now
06:53.06emtealtho i am curious if HTC will release a linux compiler now
06:53.09TheMasterMind1but anyway, i'm good on that end. need a programmer basically
06:53.22emtethey are using Eclipse for their HiTide IDE
06:53.46TheMasterMind1so first of all, whats a good pic to start out with
06:54.04emtedepends what you would liek to do
06:54.30emtethe 16f877 is pretty standard fare for new people
06:54.50TheMasterMind1yea that sounds familiar, should be fine for me
06:55.03emtesimpler than the 18F and still has enough to be interesting
06:55.12TheMasterMind1programmers generally cover the entire 16f family?
06:55.19emtemmm
06:55.28emte3/4 i would say
06:55.32TheMasterMind1good enough
06:56.07emtebut if your gonna go with PICs i would suggest an ICD
06:56.12TheMasterMind1so i need usb/serial/parallel/whatever programmer that will work in linux
06:56.17TheMasterMind1ICD?
06:56.36emteif you do enough or get interested enough the debugging features are very useful
06:56.46emteyeah
06:57.02emteit's microchips own
06:57.15emtesuppoerted by a few tools in linux
06:57.38emtethe ICD2 has 1 or two supportes that i know of
06:58.20emtebut alternatively if your only looking for an intro
06:58.44emteyou can buy a bootloader board and chip preprogrammed
06:58.56emtefor less than $30
06:59.30emteyou can make the board yourself for ~10
06:59.50emteor protoboard it for ~3
07:00.02TheMasterMind1hrmf. last time i tried making myself one i was too lazy to follow through
07:00.08emtelol
07:00.20emteits just a MAX232 and a couple caps
07:00.28emte.. and resistors
07:00.31TheMasterMind1really?
07:00.34emteyeah
07:00.37TheMasterMind1maybe it was an avr programmer i was trying to make
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07:01.16TheMasterMind1ok so what do you mean by bootloader board and chip preprogrammed?
07:01.36emtein order to use the bootloader you have to get it on the chip
07:02.08emteand a bootloader board just interfaces teh serial cable to your chip
07:02.23emtehence the MAX232 chip
07:03.01TheMasterMind1alrighty gotcha. should be able to google up the rest
07:03.09TheMasterMind1what about avrs, whats a good one to start out with
07:03.13TheMasterMind190S-something?
07:03.35emtemight ask NAiL what he prefers
07:03.56emtelooks like he has a prety fancy dev board
07:04.11NAiLIs it fancy? ;)
07:04.28emteNAiL, compared to what i use, yes
07:04.29NAiLFriend of mine works over at Atmel, so I'm getting some stuff kinda cheap :)
07:04.38emteyeah?
07:04.47NAiLyup
07:04.56emtei'll take cheap/free dev stuff any time :)
07:05.07NAiLhehe
07:05.37TheMasterMind1heh
07:05.44TheMasterMind1speaking of, chris still working at TI?
07:06.05NAiLI'm not sure how much the STK500 costs, but it's a brilliant board to start development... And it's got an AtMega on when you buy it.
07:06.24emteits 79 USD at digikey
07:06.43emtehttp://www.digikey.com/scripts/dksearch/dksus.dll?KeywordSearch?Keywords=ATSTK500%20ATMEL&site=us
07:07.07NAiL$79??
07:07.18emteyup
07:07.37TheMasterMind1hrm yea 79 on digikey. none available though
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07:08.39NAiLAnyway, if you're gonna go with AVR, the STK500 is a very nice way to go :)
07:08.47TheMasterMind1lol, infact its not available anywhere
07:09.07NAiLheh
07:09.15NAiLthat makes it kind of hard ;)
07:10.17TheMasterMind1whats a good atmel chip to start out with
07:10.23TheMasterMind1something like 8 or 20 pins
07:10.32jncnot sure i like the name 'terrier'
07:10.39jncaka c3200
07:11.57TheMasterMind1well there's only so many names to choose from
07:12.08NAiLTheMasterMind1: Well, I'm using a lot of ATtiny44 (http://www.atmel.com/dyn/products/product_card.asp?PN=ATtiny44)
07:13.37TheMasterMind1The STK505 board adds support for the 14-pin and 20-pin AVR microcontrollers.
07:13.39TheMasterMind1hm
07:14.04NAiLthe tinys are kinda neat, especially since they hardly use any power :)
07:14.15NAiLah, yeah, the 505 is basically the same as the 500
07:14.51jnci was kind of hoping for blacklab
07:15.21jncor sharpei
07:15.23TheMasterMind1505 looks like an addon board
07:15.24jnc*cough*
07:15.35NAiLquepasa?
07:16.11NAiLurgh, I can't check right now, gotta go
07:17.02NAiLbug me later about the stuff ;)
07:17.07TheMasterMind1alright, thanks for the help
07:17.14AwayNAiLnp
07:17.16AwayNAiL*gone*
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07:26.24Bernardogood morning
07:27.35jnchi
07:27.59jncAngstrom boots w/ EABI on spitz, udevd crashes though
07:28.06jncthat means i can't log in
07:29.15emteyour better off than i
07:29.19jncoh?
07:29.38emtemight have EABI support in 2+ yrs
07:29.45jncwhich hw
07:29.56emteipaq sa
07:30.00jnchmm
07:30.18grmahi all !
07:30.32emtehey
07:30.48grmawaht is the difference between QTopie(Trolltech) and opie(OE)?
07:31.00jncQTopia
07:31.05grmasorry
07:31.11jncnot QTopi(e?)
07:31.44grmas/QTopie/Qtopia/
07:31.55Bernardoopie branched from qtopia some time ago
07:32.03Bernardonow has more features
07:32.49emtethe main difference is sources
07:33.13emtethere are many closed QT sources used onlyt by Trolltech and thier licensees
07:33.26BernardoI just can't build kernel 2.6.15 for the akita, bitbake keeps defaulting to 2.4.20 even though I've set PREFERRED_VERSION and KERNEL_VERSION
07:33.39Bernardobranch 354x
07:33.59Bernardoin dev branch it builds the 2.6 kernel
07:34.07grmaTrolltech told me if we want to include QTopia in our boards we have to pay runtime licenses, because of selling hardware with QTopia... when we include opie there could trolltech not do anything ?
07:34.30jncnot sure
07:35.05jnctt could use some money though
07:35.18jncnot a fan of GPE?
07:35.21BernardoI'm not sure if they could ask for runtime licenses for qt/e
07:35.22emtegrma, i wouldnt count on that
07:35.37emtei think who you want to talk to is eitehr zecke or pb_
07:35.55emteone of them do or did work at Trolltech
07:36.07grmaemte: ok better asking zecke or pb_, correct ?
07:36.32emtethey would know troll's licenesing better than anoyone else i would think
07:36.40grmaok thanks
07:36.44jncoooh i'm logged into spitz w/ EABI-built Angstrom
07:36.45emtesince they also devel opie
07:36.47jncyay
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07:43.03Mardyhi all
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07:54.05TheMasterMind1emte:  do you have a atmel programmer?
07:54.13TheMasterMind1s/atmel/avr/
07:54.42ljpgrma: if you use gpl software, you'd have to abide by the licensing
07:55.13ljpand for the record, I do work for Trolltech
07:57.05TheMasterMind1hrmm. who was it that moved to australia
07:57.13ljpthat would be me
07:57.48TheMasterMind1thought so
07:57.53TheMasterMind1still there or move back?
07:58.04ljpstill here. married w/ kid :)
07:58.09TheMasterMind1oh wow, nice
07:58.26ljpdont think I'm getting away too easily, unless I get deported
07:58.41TheMasterMind1i don't remember you working for TT
07:58.50TheMasterMind1guess i forgot
07:58.53ljpya, about 2.5 years now
07:59.01TheMasterMind1after the move?
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07:59.11ljpmoved here for the job
07:59.17TheMasterMind1k, that rings a bell
07:59.39grmaljp: I meeting now, can i ask you some things later ?
07:59.39TheMasterMind1been a while since i've been here
07:59.52grmas/I meeting/ I hav a meeting/
08:00.41ljpyup
08:01.06ljpit may take me a some time to answer...
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08:08.32TheMasterMind1emte:  http://www.ccsinfo.com/content.php?page=compcompare
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08:48.27pb_grma: yeah, best to talk to ljp.  I have never worked at trolltech and I don't think zecke has either.
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08:56.11XorAmorning
08:58.55hrw|workmorning
08:59.08XorAmorning hrw|work congrats on scoring the Poodle
08:59.39hrw|workXorA: thx - I had to go home when aa_ told magic word 'poodle'
09:01.04hrw|workhttp://pastebin.com/615789 if interested
09:02.06XorAhrw|work: read it last night, was very cool
09:02.19hrw|workfast shot
09:03.55XorAhrw|work: what are you running on c7x0 at moment
09:04.44hrw|work3.5.4.1-alpha1
09:04.45CIA-103hrw 07org.oe.oz354x * r5a02f158... 10/packages/base-files/ (6 files in 6 dirs): base-files: cleanup SD/MMC mountpoints - remove 2.4 on 2.6 only machines, comment 2.6 on tosa
09:04.52CIA-103hrw 07org.oe.oz354x * r53f9176d... 10/packages/linux/ (36 files in 2 dirs): dropped 2.4.20-crapix support - we use 2.6 on cxx00
09:05.01XorAopie?
09:05.05hrw|workyes
09:05.12hrw|workbrb
09:06.10CIA-103hrw 07org.oe.oz354x * r4e8be8a8... 10/packages/linux/openzaurus-pxa-2.4.18-rmk7-pxa3-embedix20031107/ (defconfig-corgi defconfig-husky defconfig-shepherd): dropped 2.4.18-crapix support for corgi/shepherd/husky - we use 2.6 on them
09:09.09RPmorning all
09:09.32hrw|workhi RP
09:10.38RPhrw|work: I noticed the comments on the forum and see you've dealt with some of them :)
09:10.57hrw|workBernardo|away: this time you should get proper kernel built
09:11.32hrw|workRP: I'm trying to create nice image for myself
09:12.09hrw|workRP: and it has nice side effects
09:12.27hrw|workRP: please enable 'tun' module in 2.6 kernels
09:12.57hrw|workRP: can we enable most of not-yet-enabled modules?
09:15.35Mardyis there any volunteer for a test? it involves going to the console (in the handheld) and opening "vi"
09:15.55hrw|worksomeone familiar with maemo here? I need to know does *osso* means maemo stuff
09:16.07hrw|workMardy: I can
09:16.12MardyI think I spotted a bug, but I'd like someone else to verify :-)
09:16.16Mardyhwtech: thanks
09:16.33RPhrw|work: Which other modules do you think we need?
09:16.33Mardyjust write two lines in vi:
09:16.37hrw|workbut have to reboot Z
09:16.53Mardyhrw|work: np, please let me know when you are ready
09:16.58hrw|workRP: we like we - users can have misc strange ideas
09:16.58RPBernardo|away: In the branch, use ZKERNEL_VERSION = "2.6"
09:17.46RPhrw|work: More modules slows my builds down. If people use/request them, fine, otherwise...
09:18.14hrw|workRP: ok - then 'tun' atleast
09:18.25RPhrw|work: Agreed, that one is fine
09:18.33RPMardy: osso does mean Maemo
09:19.40MardyRP: thanks, although that was hrw's question :-) BTW, in italian "osso" means "bone"
09:19.47hrw|workRP: ok. I will drop all *osso* from feed
09:20.20hrw|workMardy: vi ready
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09:21.00RPMardy: Sorry, too early in the morning. Some of their other names are amusing in English :)
09:21.16hrw|workRP: btw - google maps have nice cityplans for england - I gave part of your address to it and only left is searching for proper street
09:21.18CIA-103hrw 07org.oe.oz354x * r124f9d07... 10/conf/distro/openzaurus-3.5.4.1.conf:
09:21.18CIA-1openzaurus 3.5.4.1 conf: bumped to alpha2 (we gave alpha1 to users already)
09:21.21CIA-1- added 2.4/2.6 kernel selectors for Zaurus machines
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09:21.48XorAhrw|work: you can see my house in google maps, even the greenhouse that used to be in the garden
09:21.49RPhrw|work: The post code alone should be enough to have it find my street :)
09:21.57Mardyhrw|work: in vi, write two lines, then press ESC (cancel), and move up to the first line
09:22.09RPYou can also clearly see my house...
09:22.17XorAMardy: echo $TERM, Ill bet its set to vt100
09:22.20hrw|workMardy: and?
09:22.35Mardyhwtech: then press the press "i" (insert), and enter
09:22.41Mardyops
09:22.41XorAhrw|work: you get corrupted screen
09:22.55Mardyhrw|work: that was for you, not for hwtech, sorry
09:22.57hrw|workMardy: no problem on linnux console
09:22.58XorAMardy: try removing set TERM=vt100 from /etc/profile
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09:24.34Genesisbonjour obergix[work] :)
09:24.47MardyXorA: it happens anyway
09:25.06MardyI just tried with TERM=linux and TERM=""
09:25.54obergix[work]hi Genesis
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09:26.16hrw|workMardy: you tried in opie-console? rxvt? on linux console?
09:26.41hrw|workhi ____law____
09:26.54Mardyhrw|work: only in linux console
09:26.58__law__hi hrw|work
09:26.58RPhrw|work: I'm wondering about "ignorning" unknown SCR structures and trying to use the cards anyway. This might get a few more cards working...
09:27.08MardyI'm trying to impenet hardware accel on the w100, and I noticed that
09:27.13__law__~lart my inet connection
09:27.18Mardyimpenet->implement
09:27.38RPMardy: You're doing a good job too :)
09:27.46hrw|workRP: I would like to get one of such cards to check it
09:28.05MardyRP: yes, I see the same corruption, so I guess it's all right :-)
09:28.22XorAMardy: I delete that line totally so TERM is set by the terminal like it should, and busybox vi is nicer on rxvt and putty now
09:28.36XorAMardy: but busybox vi is fairly duff, so dont expect miracles :-)
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09:29.44Mardybtw, even with accels, I don't see a performance improvement in console scrolling
09:30.37RPMardy: Really?. Rats :-(
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09:36.48hrw|work~lart our not existant maemo maintainer
09:39.19XorAgod I want that 32Gig flash drive
09:39.38NAbyssXorA: Yeah, at what cost though? Hell, even 4gb flash isn't cheap.
09:39.51XorANAbyss: cost is no object in my dreams :-)
09:40.02NAbyssXorA: True, true :)
09:40.12NAbyssTranslating dreams to reality though, a little hard :)
09:40.21XorANAbyss: 3 of them would make all my computers HD free
09:43.24nacerZzzzXorA: 1000$ :)
09:48.10hrw|work~hail ipkg
09:48.14ibotACTION bows down to ipkg and chants, "I'M NOT WORTHY!!"
09:48.52hrw|workI have directory on ewi where I do 'ipkg update;ipkg install soemthing' so I can test feed upgrades
09:51.50MardyRP: you have new mail, with an attachment, too :-)
10:02.10RPMardy: I think you need to work on error handling for a start :-/
10:06.07grmahi ! I'm back from my meeting ... how is that now with QT/QTopia/opie and licenses? QTopia is from Trolltech correct ?
10:06.26grmaand QTopia is under a Trolltech license ?
10:07.35MardyRP: you mean checking the return of w100_fifo_wait()?
10:09.13RPMardy: Yes. I can see why you've done what you've done but kernel developers won't understand
10:10.13Mardymmm... but it's the same logic used in aty/radeon_accel.c and mach64_accel.c
10:10.53RPHmmm. They might accept it then, I don't know. Depends on the person you submit it to I guess
10:11.13ArjanSwow... bitbake is having quite a lot parse errors suddenly :(
10:12.08MardyRP: who should be the person? Russell or the FB mantainer?
10:12.20RPMardy: You aso need to check your indenting. Other than that it looks good
10:13.25RPMardy: Not Russell. You want the FB maintainer on linux-fbdev-devel - Antonino Daplas
10:14.44hrw|workgrma: qtopia is GPL or commercial license
10:14.52lardman|workmorning
10:15.09hrw|workhi lardman|work
10:15.19lardman|workRP: Is cpufreq disabled on the 3.5.4 releases for c7x0 (I saw no mention of it in dmesg)?
10:15.23lardman|workhi hrw|work
10:15.31hrw|worklardman|work: 3.5.4 yes. 3.5.4.1 no
10:15.45lardman|workah, okay
10:16.06hrw|workgrma: if you use qtopia/gpl then your stuff must be gpl. if you pay for commercial license then you can have your apps closed sources
10:16.09grmahrw|work: ok but what is with the point of selling hardware with QTopia? There were runtime licenses, does someone have experiences with that point ?
10:16.09RPlardman|work: I have no idea what's in 3.5.4 the kernel was that long ago!
10:16.20lardman|workRP: :D
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10:16.32do13_morning all
10:16.36RPhi Dirk
10:16.49lardman|workRP: I must admit I was a bit shocked to see that I'd reverted to 2.6.14-something
10:16.58do13_Hey Richard
10:17.04lardman|workJustinP: ping
10:17.10hrw|workgrma: iirc hardware with qtopia is sold by companies which get commercial license and add some own propertiary stuff - look at sharp for example
10:17.35hrw|workgrma: or motorola with their a780 phones - they do not use qtopia but use qt/e commercial licensed
10:17.46hrw|workhi dirk
10:17.59grmahrw|work: i want to use the GPL version i have problems with astatement from trolltech: if you sell hardware with QTopia you have to pay runtime licences...
10:18.06do13_Hey Marcin
10:18.15RPMardy: You do know the w100 can do hardware scolling btw? That would really make the console fly
10:18.29hrw|workgrma: ah. then contact sales at trolltech.
10:18.45hrw|workgrma: here ljp could do some help - he is @trolltech
10:18.57grmahrw|work: ok we don't want to add commericail things, maybee our custommers, but that is then not my beer :-)
10:19.10grmai tried to contact ljp, but he is very busy
10:19.35grmahrw|work: but thanks for your infos
10:19.43hrw|workgrma: then contact sales @trolltech
10:19.45grmai try to contact ljp
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10:21.28grmahrw|work: already done but sales@trolltech are persons who want to sell something :-) so you don't get that good infos about if you are hurting there licences or not ... or I didn't understand all correct, that could also be ;-)
10:21.46NAbyssgrma: Speak to their legal people?
10:22.25grmaNAbyss: who would that be, legal people ?? what is that ?
10:23.08koengood morning all
10:24.00grmahi koen
10:24.00hrw|workhi koen
10:24.00do13_hi koen
10:24.04MardyRP: I didn't know... What are the registers involved? do you have any sample code?
10:24.10NAbyssgrma: Their department that handles legal enquiries and contracts etc.
10:24.55grmaNAbyss: ahh, thanks
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10:32.23RPMardy: Try adjusting mmGRAPHIC_OFFSET if I remember rightly
10:32.33HuntrCkrhi guys
10:32.43HuntrCkrhaving a strange problem here
10:33.12RPMardy: There is also potential to support virtual resolutions like 600x400 by increasing the size of the screen margins
10:34.01HuntrCkrhave bitbake 1.3.2 running here... when i try and use it with the .dev branch of openembedded, it seems to work fine... but if i try and use it with the .oz354fam083 branch, i keep getting EOL on single-quoted string errors for virtually every .bb file... any idea?
10:34.18hrw|workHuntrCkr: OE and bitbake were made to match, keep them both up to date
10:34.24hrw|workHuntrCkr: it is in topic
10:34.42MardyRP: if I change the graphic offset, won't fb memory be affected?
10:34.54hrw|workHuntrCkr: for .oz354fam083 branch I used bitbake-svn r329 without problems
10:35.45RPMardy: I don't think so. I'm 100% sure there was a register that let you move the displayed window around...
10:35.46MardyI mean, I fear that direct fb memory access might write to the wrong location... or is GRAPHIC_OFFSET taken into account for accelerated operations?
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10:36.04MardyI forgot an "only"
10:36.05HuntrCkragreed... i read the topic... yet, if .dev is the development branch, isn't it more up to date than the release branch?
10:36.18RPMardy: I don't know...
10:36.34HuntrCkralso, i heard from someone earlier that the .dev branch doesn't work anymore with the newest SVN bitbake
10:36.54RPMardy: Change graphic offset and see that happens to the accel ops? :)
10:37.41CIA-103xora 07org.oe.dev * r50d71efb... 10/packages/mplayer/ (3 files in 2 dirs):
10:37.42CIA-1mplayer_1.0pre7.bb, mplayer-atty_1.1.5.bb : Add a gcc4 patch to allow
10:37.44CIA-1compiling with gcc4.X to work. Thanks to Raymond Danks.
10:37.45MardyRP: that's a good start :-)
10:40.50hrw|workHuntrCkr: hard to tell for me - I do not use .dev
10:40.57hrw|workHuntrCkr: I use .oz354x now
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10:55.11BernardoGood Morning
10:58.23RPhi Bernardo
10:58.31koenhey Bernardo
10:58.48RPBernardo: For the branch you need to set ZKERNEL_VERSION = "2,6"
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11:00.24zeckeRP: I don't get bitbake :}
11:00.36zeckeRP: I think we can win 20 seconds by improving bb.event.registerCode
11:00.51pb__zecke: good morning
11:01.04pH5hi pb__, zecke
11:01.12pb__yo ph5
11:02.14koenhey pH5
11:02.18BernardoRP: thanks
11:02.34pH5zecke, you truly must be a god. yesterday run the 'parsing' in under 10 seconds and today win 20 seconds from that?
11:02.36pH5hey koen
11:02.49zeckepH5: isn't time relative?
11:02.49BernardoI was finding it strange that setting the PREFERRED_VERSION wouldn't work... :)
11:03.10zeckepH5: I had 'parsing' done to 2 seconds
11:03.17RPzecke: 20 seconds would be rather nice. I still can't get the profiling to work :-/
11:03.18zeckepH5: parsing == this spinning progress of bitbake
11:03.37zeckeRP: Debian's python2.4.2 seems broken
11:03.46zeckeRP: it complains it can't import profile
11:04.06RPI thought hotshot was a replacement for profile?
11:04.33zeckeRP: it uses the same API for Statistics
11:04.34RPI think my python skills just aren't l33t enough :)
11:04.47zeckepH5: you don't happen to be at the FU campus today?
11:05.24zeckepH5: I comitted a 10+ seconds improvement when your not bitbaking the world
11:07.14MardyRP: do you have an idea what the registers mmGRAPHIC_{H,V}_DISP are for?
11:09.40RPMardy: Yes. they give details about the current graphics window size
11:10.11RPMardy: note that ACTIVE_{H_V}_DISP get set to the same values
11:10.49RPIf you change one, you can do virtual screens of a smaller size. I can't rememebr which is the physical LCD and which is the virtual window though :)
11:13.08pH5zecke: i don't. tomorrow/friday i have to go to the library, though.
11:13.17pH5zecke: beginning from next month i might be at the campus more regularly.
11:14.03zeckepH5: If you feel like drop by at the Solaris room at my faculty
11:15.27Mardyfunny!!!
11:15.50MardyI'm changing ACTIVE_V_DISP
11:15.54Mardythe display pans
11:16.29MardyI still need to understnd *how* i pans, though :-)
11:18.23RPMardy: These numbers govern how it combines the data from the video memory into the LCD data stream
11:19.00Mardymmm... this means the framebuffer memory isn't affected, right? :-(
11:19.11RPMardy: correct
11:19.25hrw|workRP: ZKERNEL_VERSION is already set in openzaurus-3.5.4.1.conf
11:19.57RPMardy: But by changing the bit of the framebuffer displayed to the LCD, you can effectively scroll the display
11:20.12RPI think fbcon can make use of that
11:20.19RPhrw|work: Ah, ok :)
11:20.27Bernardohrw|work: I left 354x building last night, after setting the distro to openzaurus-3.5.4.1, and it bombed building linux 2.4.20
11:20.41hrw|workBernardo: I added it in the morning
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11:20.47hrw|workBernardo: I also dropped 2.4.20 from .oz354x
11:21.12RPhrw|work: We need to set PREFERRED_PROVIDER_hostap-conf = "hostap-conf" in there as for some reason it defaults to hostap-modules atm :-/
11:21.21Bernardohrw|work: thanks
11:21.23hrw|workRP: feel free to add it
11:21.36RPhrw|work:  Will do when I get a minute...
11:22.23hrw|workzecke: you need python2.4-profiler probably installed (non-free)
11:22.38hrw|workzecke: usr/lib/python2.4/profile.py  is in  python/python2.4-profiler [non-free]
11:22.46hrw|workzecke: http://packages.debian.org/cgi-bin/search_contents.pl?word=profile.py&searchmode=searchword&case=insensitive&version=unstable&arch=i386
11:23.08zeckehrw|work: oh, why is that non-free :}
11:23.22hrw|workzecke: dont know
11:23.36zeckekoen: install that please
11:23.47hrw|work+Debian note: The license for the "profile" and the "pstats"
11:23.49hrw|work+modules doesn't conform to the Debian Free Software Guidelines (DFSG).
11:24.08zeckehttp://packages.debian.org/changelogs/pool/non-free/p/python-profiler/python-profiler_2-5/python2.4-profiler.copyright
11:24.23hrw|workzecke: http://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/non-free/p/python-profiler/python-profiler_2-5.diff.gz
11:25.10koenzecke: done
11:25.45zeckekoen: thanks
11:25.51koenhrm
11:26.02koenwho deleted armeb.patch from openssl?
11:27.06zeckekoen: let me guess, jnc?
11:28.13XorAkoen: hey, whered you sneak on -)
11:28.15hrw|workAuthor: mickeyl@openembedded.org
11:28.21hrw|workkoen: Revision: 4a54c23224bc11e3cb7370ca8f61143214d0cd3b
11:28.24koenhey XorA
11:32.01hrw|workkoen: this is proper rev?
11:34.02koenyes, it looks like mickeyl deleted on file too many
11:36.15CIA-103koen 07org.oe.dev * r9ed1d43d... 10/packages/openssl/openssl-0.9.7e/armeb.patch: openssl: reinstate armeb.patch
11:40.04XorAhmm, wierd effects building samba_3.0.14a with angstrom distro
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11:42.58hrw|workXorA: gpe-something depend on samba 3.0.14 because koen set it to be like that
11:43.18koengnome-vfs-dbus doesn't like the new samba api
11:44.25XorAI know this, but it wont build under angstrom and puts patches in armv5te-linux/ and its source in armv5te-linux-gnueabi/ and when patching fails to find the source
11:44.33hrw|workkoen: in debian it need libsmbclient >3.0.2 and does not conflict with 3.0.21
11:45.43koenXorA: sounds like abug in samba or multimachine
11:45.57XorAkoen: I cant find a MACHINE= in samba
11:46.41koenERROR: Nothing provides dependency libsdl
11:46.43koenhm
11:46.52koenbitbake r414 looks a bit broken
11:47.21zeckekoen: hmm
11:47.49zeckekoen: yeah, better use something earlier for work stuff :}
11:48.39koenzecke: I know how to work around it :)
11:49.21zeckekoen: how?
11:49.29koenbitbake libsdl-x11
11:49.48zeckekoen: what is the latest stable one with 'working' RDEPENDS
11:50.16koenzecke: no idea, propably 1.3.2
11:53.08koenzecke: is it possible to get bitbake cia commits in #oe?
11:53.47zeckekoen: I'm sending commits already somewhere :}
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11:54.14zeckekoen: hmm I have not touched the hanbdling of 'virtual'
11:54.24zeckekoen: and I don't see how it could have any effect :}
11:54.31zeckekoen: small test please
11:54.46zeckekoen: if you put world into the command line, does it work?
11:56.17koenzecke: nope
11:56.43zeckekoen: well then...
11:57.02zeckekoen: then this is the usual RDEPENDS breakage :}
12:01.36RPkoen: What triggered btbake to print that error?
12:02.30zeckeRP: who puts RDEPENDS = "libsdl" in the line? or is that in shlibs?
12:04.47RPzecke: It looks like a DEPENDS error juding by the message but without more information its near impossible to debug
12:05.33koenRP: 'bitbake libsdl'
12:05.56RPkoen: And you'd expect that to work? Try bitbake virtual/libsdl
12:08.18zeckehehe
12:08.40pH5XorA, your problems are due to samba using S:="" instead of S="". Sorry, I forgot to push this fix.
12:09.57CIA-103pH5 07org.oe.dev * r8ffe1c51... 10/packages/samba/ (samba_3.0.14a.bb samba_3.0.20.bb): samba: replace := with =, fixes builds with TARGET_VENDOR set
12:10.18XorApH5: cool, cheers
12:10.22XorApH5: now thats service
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12:15.45NAiLRP: ping?
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12:16.09NAiLRP: You wrote the led class stuff, right?
12:16.43XorAso how many devices have had an angstrom image booted now then?
12:18.18RPNAiL: pong. yes
12:18.31zeckemickey|zzZZzz: hey
12:18.32zecke<PROTECTED>
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12:18.46zeckethat sounds inefficent
12:19.01NAiLRP: any idea how much work it would be to add a trigger to the scsi layer? I see there's an IDE-disk trigger, but things like the slug only has scsi (usb) disks.
12:19.34RPNAiL: triggers and have 5 lines of code. The tricky bit is  working out where to put them
12:19.39NoodlesRP: The LED class stuff hasn't hit mainline yet, has it? I think I want to use it...
12:19.40RPs/and/can/
12:19.53RPNoodles: I'm working on that
12:19.59RPIts in -mm
12:20.09NoodlesAh, cool. I've seen the posts to l-k about it in general.
12:20.14NAiLand in use on a lot of slugs and slug-like devices ;)
12:20.26NoodlesI want to use it for the Amstrad E3 LEDs.
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12:21.18RPNoodles: Does that device have mainline support?
12:21.53NoodlesNot yet. I'm waiting for my linux-omap-open-source subscription to be approved so I can submit a base patch.
12:22.38RPNoodles: I'm certainly keen for the interface to get used. It should be straightforward enough :)
12:23.02NoodlesExcellent. I have 6 LEDs to play with and I like the idea of a NAND access one. :)
12:24.39RPThe NAND access one scares people on Zaurii :)
12:24.48NoodlesOh?
12:25.01hrw|workthey will use to this and will miss it if resign from OZ
12:25.11RPThe way it glows is rather surreal :)
12:26.05RPhrw|work: You are doing an amazing job with the releases...
12:27.27hrw|workRP: thx
12:31.11grmahi! i try to run gpe image first time on my system, and i don't see any messages in syslog, someone and idea why? syslog runs ...
12:32.08hrw|workgrma: tried 'logread'?
12:33.14grmalogread shows only that syslog is started
12:33.37grmais there any dev-node necessary ?
12:34.56grmai run a older 2.6.14 kernel which is not customized for gpe image but i only want to see how gpe works and if Xfbserver runs and the performance would be ok on our boards ...
12:35.21zeckeI will get some food
12:36.07XorA~lart -Werror
12:36.27grmahrw|work: ahh now something comes out, i think a nfs-root problem maybe, or ... ?
12:37.57grmaor ... xtscal.bin runs with 100% cpu power ... i think that would be the problem ...
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12:49.25hrw|work~lart so called users for being dumb
12:50.44XorAhrw|work: life would be easier without users
12:51.42hrw|workyes!
12:56.04hrw|workkoen: ping
12:56.30koenpong
12:57.01hrw|workkoen: which method (other then wget -r) can be used to mirror OZ 3.5.4 feeds?
12:57.33hrw|workkoen: mirror by Pendalar need update and I want to contact him
13:01.54koenhrw|work: a more intelligent wget script
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13:23.02hrw|workkoen: no rsync or other methods?
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13:26.11koenhrw|work: not for people without a shell account
13:26.20hrw|workok
13:32.30koenRP: to avoid OH minions doing duplicate work: florian and I are working on getting tapioca and telepathy into OE
13:40.52RPkoen: ok, I'll mention that to other minions :)
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13:45.59hrw|workRP: do we update to 2.6.16 in next alpha?
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13:46.46RPhrw|work: Yes, I think so
13:46.52hrw|workcool
13:46.59RPunless anyone has a pressing reason why not? :)
13:48.16hrw|work~hail ewi and 750K/s
13:48.22ibotACTION bows down to ewi and 750K/s and chants, "I'M NOT WORTHY!!"
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13:48.26RPhrw|work: I have the TUN defconfig change and a patch to ignore unknown SCR structures pending for .dev which can then go into the branch. Just waiting for someone to test teh SCR patch...
13:48.30zeckeNote: BitBake has currently a broken cache
13:49.07hrw|workRP: there was a guy with such card on oesf - send him PM and kernel info
13:50.27RPhrw|work: Another member of OH has such a card so I'm awaiting their feedback
13:50.37hrw|workgreat
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13:58.49zeckehrw|work: I think I have a speed up of 40+ seconds
13:58.58zecke(tmp. I have broken the cache)
13:59.08hrw|workzecke: nice
13:59.25hrw|workzecke: 40s on run-with-cache or without?
13:59.46zeckewithout
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14:00.12zeckeso stay away from r415 for now
14:00.25zeckehrw|work: use it only to say if things are faster or slower now
14:00.32XorAwhat is  ${STAGING_DATADIR_safe}
14:00.55XorAignore me, see its defined a line earlier
14:01.33hrw|workzecke: I use r329 currently
14:02.30hrw|workmy favorite rev
14:02.57zeckeif someone finds the time, I would like to know the result
14:03.09zecker329 vs. r415 without cache, without psyco
14:03.51hrw|workr329 first run, r329 second run, r415 no cache?
14:04.06hrw|workzecke: "bitbake umbaumba" will be ok?
14:04.13zecke-p -d
14:04.19hrw|workwe lack umbaumba now
14:04.25zeckeor better -d umbaumba
14:04.35hrw|work-p -d umbaumba?
14:04.36zecker329 twice, r415 twice
14:04.41zeckehrw|work: no not -p
14:04.57hrw|workok
14:05.14hrw|workshit. removed r329 ;( ave to fetch again..
14:09.33XorAkoen: on angstom distrom, libtool.m4 stages into tmp/staging/arm-linux not tmp/staging/arm-none-linux-gnueabi where .bbs expect to find it
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14:11.17hrw|workzecke: you do not need ouput of bitbake? only time results?
14:12.22_law_any ideas why i cant fetch NOTE: Update cvs://anonymous@cvs.savannah.gnu.org/cvsroot/config;module=config;method=pserver;date=20050701
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14:13.54zeckehrw|work: only time
14:14.43hrw|workok
14:15.21hrw|workXorA: ekiga is in OE?
14:16.02XorAhrw|work: dont think so
14:16.05hrw|workok
14:16.14hrw|workXorA: user asked in upgrades thread
14:16.31_law_or why it doesnt use version from sources dir?
14:16.33XorAhrw|work: without a headset and someone to talk to, no point me looking at it
14:16.58_law_hrw|work, no it ekiga doesnt build (pwlib)
14:23.21hrw|workzecke: http://pastebin.com/616070 - r329 (ewi)
14:26.38zeckehrw|work: without caches please (both)
14:26.58zeckehrw|work: The first ran is only to warm up the caches
14:27.01hrw|workzecke: ah. CACHE="" for both?
14:27.09zeckeyes please :)
14:27.11hrw|workok
14:29.18hrw|workcan I quote this?
14:29.29koensure
14:29.41koenonly s/ekigi/ekiga/
14:30.22koensomeone with the OZ-native SDK should build pwlib :)
14:30.33hrw|workand apache
14:30.51koenapache sucks, cherokee rules!
14:31.07hrw|workthttpd uber alles
14:32.55_law_could fix gnu-config problem by renaming tar file in sources dir
14:34.24hrw|workwhich sources dir?
14:35.39hrw|workhm. debian got mc with utf8 patches applied. I would need to rebuild it again..
14:48.52hrw|workzecke: http://pastebin.com/616117
14:49.53zeckehrw|work: that is faster right?
14:50.27hrw|workzecke: ~1 minute
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14:52.08zeckeI think that is not too bad
14:54.20_law_hrw|work, where bitbake places my sources /home/hrw/devel/sources i think :-)
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14:54.36_law_o i forgot oe dir :-)
14:55.14hrw|work_law_: a.. DL_DIR you mean
14:55.18hrw|workzecke: yep
14:55.27_law_hrw|work, right
14:56.36zeckehours of hacking for a one second improvement :}
14:56.43zeckeone minute even :}
14:58.10koen32% time reduction
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14:58.30CIA-103florian 07org.oe.dev * rabc8d6c0... 10/packages/ (ortp/ortp_0.7.1.bb tapioca/tapioca_0.3.0.bb): ortp, tapioca: new packages.
14:58.42zeckeBitBake Broken X now with 32% fluff reduction
14:59.18hrw|workkoen: you makes 13% of my website traffic? "Dutch/Netherlands: 13%"
14:59.47koenheh
14:59.55zeckehrw|work: We need to benchmark with caches now - well I have to fix the cache first
15:01.45hrw|workok
15:02.24zeckekoen: we should replace fink with OE :}
15:02.28koen:)
15:03.12koenthat's a bit of a waste of time
15:03.20koenunless fink that the native gtk+
15:03.31zeckehrw|work: 31 seconds are spend compiling the python () and python __anonfunc()
15:03.41koenzecke: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/inkscape/Inkscape-0.43-2.dmg?download
15:03.48zeckeoh
15:04.09zeckekoen: that is download is with native gtk+?
15:04.39koenno
15:04.44koenI'm still waiting for that
15:04.52koengtk+/X looks like ass on osx
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15:05.43zeckekoen: gtk+ looks like ass on any OS was what your tried to day?
15:06.01zeckes/day/say
15:06.08zecke*tired*
15:08.08CIA-103koen 07org.oe.dev * r0049f684... 10/packages/tapioca/tapioca_0.3.0.bb: tapioca: s/glib/glib-2.0/
15:10.01zeckekoen: doesn't start, I have no open-x11 script
15:14.21CIA-103koen 07org.oe.dev * rae3c6599... 10/packages/tapioca/tapioca_0.3.0.bb: tapioca: ship dbus service file in the main package
15:15.11lardman|work~seen JustinP
15:15.18ibotjustinp is currently on #oe (1d 13h 26m 8s) #openzaurus (1d 13h 26m 8s). Has said a total of 37 messages. Is idling for 10h 11m 48s, last said: 'nacer_: packages/binutils'.
15:19.46pb__zecke: tch, if you insult gtk+ then you insult my entire family
15:20.06zeckepb__: koen, did the insulting :)
15:20.17zeckepb__: and look is highly subjective :)
15:20.29pb__heh
15:20.43zeckehehe
15:21.56hrw|workkoen: install gconf-editor and feel like nearly like ms windows 'hacker' using regedit
15:31.52Genesisyeap :)
15:31.59Genesisit's usefull.
15:34.07ArjanSbitbake now also hides most of the messages... it only displays the 'unpacking' and 'applying patch' messages
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15:35.38zeckeArjanS: see mail :)
15:38.42hrw|work~seen _law_
15:38.43ibot_law_ <n=law@mail.stiftadmont.at> was last seen on IRC in channel #oe, 43m 16s ago, saying: 'hrw|work, right'.
15:49.36ArjanSzecke: the broken cache mail? sorry, I didn't think they were related
15:50.19zeckeArjanS: hehe
15:50.29zeckeArjanS: BitBake has handlers for events
15:50.41zeckeArjanS: the do_* messages are messages from a handler :)
15:51.06JustinPlardman|work: PONG!
15:51.08ArjanSzecke: ah allright, I'm just a user, knowing nothing about internals :)
15:51.17zeckeArjanS: that is fine
15:51.36ArjanSzecke: thanks for the explanation. is there a way around it right now? or just to be patient for a few days?
15:51.48zeckeArjanS: When writing the mail I just didn't how to describe these messages
15:51.58zeckeArjanS: use r414
15:52.00JustinPlardman|work: the problems you had seem indicative of a missing dependency. I kept finding these kind of problems with GPE progs not pulling in pixloaders and such....
15:52.03zeckeArjanS: or wait some more minutes
15:52.13JustinPlardman|work: could you try the e-image and see if it works?
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15:54.00ArjanSzecke: ok, sorry for my being impatient
15:54.24zeckeArjanS: as you said, you are a 'user' :)
15:54.37zeckeArjanS: these sort of things are just some kind of law of nature
16:00.14do13_JustinP: You are working on the remove control driver?
16:01.22JustinPdo13_: ummm...I got it compiling and "working", yes....
16:01.28JustinPdo13_: it *does* nothing, though
16:01.30lardman|workJustinP: a new one?
16:01.58JustinPdo13_: the max1111 isn't returning unique values for the keys.....
16:02.02JustinPlardman|work: new what?
16:02.06lardman|workJustinP: Ah, e-image, how do I go about getting that on the machine then, not much room
16:02.25do13_JustinP: I found a schematic: http://home.arcor.de/relei2004/zaurusfernb.html
16:02.27JustinPlardman|work: you don't have an SD card? I thought you were testing the e-image on a card before...
16:02.56JustinPdo13_: if that might help you work on the driver I can give you the patch I was using...
16:03.06JustinPdo13_: I doubt that the schematic will help, though
16:03.28do13_JustinP: thx, but the driver is useless on tosa
16:03.32JustinPdo13_: the driver I have is basically just a translation of the 2.4 driver into 2.6 (mostly done by RP, just fixe dup by me)
16:03.43lardman|workJustinP: No, it fitted in my rootfs partition
16:04.19zeckeArjanS: try now please
16:04.31JustinPlardman|work: are you sure? I wanted it tested on an SD/CF card because I wasn't sure....
16:05.33ArjanSzecke: getting a 'module object has no attribute Registered' messages for every .bb
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16:05.49zeckelol
16:06.11zeckeoh the svn revert :}
16:06.44CoreDump|homehi
16:06.48ArjanSgotta go now... good luck!
16:07.19hrw|work~lart maemo in OE
16:07.34hrw|workanother package to rebuild: firefox
16:08.09zeckeArjanS: now :)
16:08.20hrw|workfirefox 1.0.6 rdepend on thunderbird... argh
16:08.26zeckelol
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16:10.23JustinPdo13_: thanks for trying :-/
16:11.06JustinPI really really wish that RP had one of these remotes.....
16:12.29hrw|workJustinP: RP will get poodle on days
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16:16.19jnci'll donate a remote to RP if he can get suspend/resume working + fix reboot/halt on my c3000, for 2.6.16 EABI kernel
16:20.08JustinPhrw|work: poodle? I'm talking about the CE-RH2 for the Cxx00
16:20.21JustinPjnc: :-\
16:22.47hrw|workJustinP: I know but wanted to note that he will get one more toy to support
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16:26.29jncJustinP: unless that happens, i must sell off my zaurus kit :(
16:26.41XorAhrw|work: you have to delete the tmp/staging/shlibs/* for any mozilla build when you build any other moszilla build
16:26.41JustinPjnc: :-( a sad day
16:26.56XorAhrw|work: otherwise they all end up RDEPENDing on each other
16:27.29jnci'll get a flybook or something and run windows on it
16:28.08jnchoping it doesn't have to happen
16:28.39jncthe SharpROM is a comprimise for now
16:29.15XorAjnc: if you will insist on aiming for a target beyond what the devs are currently planning to release, then theres not much that can be done
16:29.28hrw|workXorA: or have them packaged into more parts? libnspr etc?
16:29.46JustinPXorA: ? he's talking about some hardware problems with his Z...looks like kernel issues, but they haven't figured out what
16:29.55XorAhrw|work: yeah, that might work as well, but I run away from that mess that is mozilla build
16:30.00jncXorA: without working suspend/resume, this hardware is not useful
16:30.10XorAJustinP: EABI is experimental
16:30.26XorAJustinP: building with gcc4.X is only just being worked on
16:30.56jncEABI works fine btw, and is probably going to be the default soon for supported zaurus targets
16:31.47jncipaq does not appear to get that luxury
16:32.00XorAstill if you want working hardware, stop insisting on experimental relases, 3.5.4.1 will work on 3X00 devices
16:32.32zeckehttp://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=762
16:32.35koenjnc: heh
16:32.37zeckeI love that wording
16:32.55koenjnc: the main EABI testing is happening on ipaqs
16:32.56zeckeit could be a language issue, but I find that disrespectful torwards mickeyl
16:33.18zeckekoen: we should Debian omit Thumb Interwork
16:33.25zeckekoen: and make EABI usable on my Shark
16:33.39koenzecke: right now it omits Thumb stuff
16:33.57zeckekoen: so I could run it on my Shark? *yipee*
16:34.46XorAkoen: I just need to turn on EABI in linux-openzaurus and Im ready to test on c7x0
16:35.10hrw|workjnc: try to remember that OE is not a tool for Zaurus machines only
16:35.39lardman|workJustinP: It appeared to fit without any issues, but I can try on a card if that's what you want
16:35.47hrw|workjnc: and iirc 1st eabi boot was on hx4700
16:36.23hrw|workok. time to go home
16:36.25hrw|workcu all
16:37.25JustinPlardman|bbiab: I'd appreciate it. And a test of e-image would be good too.
16:37.46JustinPlardman|bbiab: my guess is that some locale data is missing or something....it seems to make a difference...sometimes...:-|
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16:37.58JustinPI just don't know how they're getting included in other images...
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16:38.15XorApH5: have a similar problem to the one you fixed earlier, some libtool files are staged into tmp/staging/arm-linux when I expected them to be staged into tmp/staging/arm-none-linux-gnueabi
16:40.47RPFWIW, your kernel developer likes the halt on reboot effect so its very low on my to fix list - I'm with mickeyl on that :)
16:40.56RPwe need to fix shutdown though.
16:41.22zeckeFreeBSD halts as well
16:41.25XorApH5: I am figuring its something to do with STAGING_DATADIR_safe = "${STAGING_DATADIR}" to store the STAGING_DATADIR before inherit native, but I dont know enough bb magic to know why
16:41.45RPI really think having to press a power button isn't the end of the world and there are bigger problems to worry about
16:42.00XorARP: makes it much easier to flash that way :-)
16:42.05jncRP: on spitz here, it means the device screen goes off and everything locks up
16:42.08RPXorA: exactly
16:42.22jnceasier to flash?   mine reboots fine when it flashes
16:42.30jncwhat is that supposed to mean
16:42.44RPjnc: It shouldn't lock up. It is normal to have to press the power button
16:43.11jncoh.   for reboot, it seems to physically shutdown and power off okay
16:43.15jncthat behavior is fine, i guess
16:43.32jnci would hope that you COULD reboot if you wanted to from a technical standpoint, but not high on my list
16:43.36jnci don't mind having to turn it back on
16:43.39CIA-103florian 07org.oe.dev * rafe451a2... 10/packages/openssl/ (4 files in 2 dirs): openssl: add 0.9.7g with pkgconfig support
16:43.47CIA-103florian 07org.oe.dev * r569bea40... 10/packages/tapioca/libjingle-tapioca_svn.bb: libjingle: Add Tapioca patched version.
16:43.50jncfor the 'halt' behavior, though, it physically locks up
16:43.55CIA-103florian 07org.oe.dev * r58fcb2ba... 10/packages/tapioca/ (tapioca-xmpp_0.3.0.bb tapioca_0.3.0.bb): tapioca-xmpp: Add 0.3.0.
16:44.03CIA-103florian 07org.oe.dev * r169621f4... 10/packages/tapioca/tapioca-xmpp_0.3.0.bb: tapioca-xmpp: add staging
16:44.50jncRP: that behavior should be easy enough to change in the inittab though.   change both shutdown and reboot to be a kernel reboot, until the bug is fixed
16:45.06jncerr nevermind
16:45.28jnci just realized that i'm not using ctrl+alt+del to trigger this
16:45.29jncheh
16:46.07RPKeep in mind the device can't actually shutdown - it only ever suspends, be it in the user kernel or the bootloader
16:46.44RPThis might look like shutdown/rebooting from the desktop world
16:52.47zeckemickey|zzZZzz: ping
16:53.10zeckekoen|away: what is tapioca?
16:53.14zeckekoen|away: OSSO's gaim?
16:55.34jncRP: oh
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16:56.15jncRP: how would the device get to a state like it is in... after you remove all power and press reset button?
16:56.30jnccan't do that programatically?
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16:56.55pH5XorA: you are right. i don't know how to fix this, though. i think the problem is that we use the _arm override in angstrom.conf for TARGET_OS and TARGET_VENDOR. it seems that the overrides are only evaluated after parsing the package files and this breaks everything that relies on instant expansion of HOST_SYS.
16:57.54zeckekoen|away: it doesn't look too crappy here
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17:04.20lardman|workJustinP: So how do I go about placing the e-image on a CF card? Something about a loop-back mounting?
17:06.53RPjnc: Not easily. As soon as you apply power, the processor will start running
17:07.49zeckelol
17:07.50zeckehttp://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-www&m=114297200332213&w=2
17:07.54pb__pH5: indeed, TARGET_OS needs to evaluate to a stable value: too many other variables are defined in terms of it for it to change partway through the parse.  You could define it in terms of a python expansion, though, if you want.
17:08.22pb__zecke: kde p0rn?  awesome
17:08.49zeckepb__: "We want to know our user base - nude"
17:09.30pb__let's just pray that they don't start publishing pictures of the developers in such a state of undress
17:11.14grmaI want to build only gpe and opie things (only gui things) without the hole image, what .bb file would be the best to start with ?
17:11.33zeckegrma: bitbake task-gpe, task-opie?
17:11.39zeckegrma: bitbake meta-opie, meta-opie-all?
17:11.53grmaok will look into them.
17:14.32pH5pb__: something like this: TARGET_OS = "linux${@['','-gnueabi'][bb.data.getVar('HOST_ARCH', d, 1)=='arm']}"
17:16.44pH5s/HOST/TARGET/
17:19.15lardman|workIs there a fix for the zaurusd fetch error? (http://pastebin.ca/46615)
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17:19.57reenooafternoon
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17:21.09pH5hi reenoo
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17:22.07reenoohey pH5
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17:23.48pH5koen|away: overrides for TARGET_OS break things. what about http://en.pastebin.ca/46618
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17:47.49koen|awaypH5: add some comments in the file why we need more ugly python and commit it :)
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17:55.00CoreDump|homeumm
17:55.37CoreDump|homeI am getting NOTE: multiple providers are available (hostap-modules, hostap-conf); while build an image. So i set PREFERRED_PROVIDER_hostap-conf = "hostap-conf" right in the image.bb but it doesn't work
17:56.14CoreDump|homeno matter what, I always get the message and BB chooses the wrong provider
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17:59.04Ken|JLimeTrying to compile busybox, giving me a set of errors. Anyone mind giving a hand http://pastebin.com/616467
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18:01.34RPCoreDump|home: Set that in local.conf - I need to add it to the 354x branch
18:03.15JustinPlardman|work: you can use altboot's new image creation feature or do it manually
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18:04.07RPCoreDump|home: The image.bb file is far too late for that option to have any effect
18:04.17CoreDump|homeRP: ahh I see
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18:07.46Ken|JLimeAnyone got an idea?
18:08.00CoreDump|homeKen|JLime: dunno sry
18:09.09CoreDump|homeRP: also, akita / spitz / borzoi are still set to use a 2.4 kernel by default ;)
18:09.56lardman|workJustinP: I'll take a look at it when I get home
18:10.04koenCoreDump|home: the branch doesn't have the 2.4 kernels anymore
18:10.29koenCoreDump|home: http://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/tmp/viewmtn/revision.psp?id=53f9176d604b66cf1ab5287d10398ab0e92fbf85
18:10.44CoreDump|homekoen: tell that my "2.4" gpe-image from yesterday hehe
18:11.18CIA-103koen 07org.oe.dev * r48c734b5... 10/packages/tapioca/libjingle-tapioca_svn.bb: libjingle: add a PV
18:12.08JustinPCoreDump|home: are you perhaps using oz354fam083?
18:12.12CoreDump|homenope
18:12.33JustinPhmmm...I saw the commit...
18:15.25pH5Ken|JLime: what is the version of your linux-libc-header package? I assume __kernel_fd_set is undefined at this place (this is defined in linux/posix_types.h) - does adding #include <linux/posix_types.h> to the beginning of asm/posix_types.h fix those errors?
18:16.23Ken|JLimeI found a bugreport (http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=657) with the same issues as mine. It compiles nicely after that.
18:16.49Ken|JLimeusing header package 2.6.11 methink, probobly the cause of the issue
18:17.43pH5Ken|JLime: even better :)
18:17.52mickeylhi guys
18:17.56pH5hi mickeyl
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18:19.24CIA-103mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * r085d7150... 10/packages/ (3 files in 2 dirs): add python-itools, a huge library supporting various web technologies
18:19.47koenhey mickeyl
18:22.41mickeyl*sigh* a lot of stuff bails out because of gcc 4
18:22.51koenheh
18:22.56koentry using 4.1 ;)
18:23.10mickeylthat will make it just worse
18:23.27koendistros should have gcc4 patches
18:23.41mickeylI noticed 2.6.16 for Zaurus in there - how to do EABI with this kernel?
18:23.48mickeylkoen: good idea, I should look there
18:24.18koenmickeyl: turn on EABI in the defconfig via menuconfig (if RP hasn't done already)
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18:25.29mickeylRP?
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18:26.33koen../linux/linux-openzaurus-2.6.16/defconfig-tosa:# CONFIG_AEABI is not set
18:26.44JustinPlardman|gone: ask CoreDump|home about it if you can't get it to work. Hopefully he'll have a howto/doc soon. ^_^
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18:26.53pH5has anybody got a complete EABI image running yet?
18:27.25mickeylit didn't start because of a missing eabi aware kernel
18:27.25mickeyli'
18:27.29mickeylm cooking one now
18:28.27emtejnc apperently did last night
18:28.51Ken|JLime<PROTECTED>
18:28.57Ken|JLimeWhat supplies fuser?
18:29.06koenutil-linux?
18:29.13Ken|JLimelol
18:29.21koenor busybox 1.1
18:29.39Ken|JLimealready compiled busybox, so betting my money on util-linux
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18:40.00mickeylCoreDump|home: yay!
18:40.16pb_pH5: something like that, yeah
18:40.16mickeylcould you apply that to 354x as well, if hrw|gone doesn't object?
18:40.23mickeylhey pb_
18:40.28pb_mickeyl: yo
18:41.11CoreDump|homemickeyl: I'll leave him a message so he can decide if he wants that in or not
18:41.19Ken|JLimekoen: util-linux didnt supply fuser either, how about coreutils?
18:41.43koenKen|JLime: could be, I always confuse those packages
18:44.07mickeylCoreDump|home: cool, thanks
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18:50.27Ken|JLimedammit, coreutils didnt supply fuser either
18:51.06pH5Ken|JLime: psmisc
18:51.20Ken|JLime:D
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18:55.09koenhey mreimer
18:55.18mreimerhey koen! looks like you've been busy
18:58.00koenmreimer: just clearing out a backlog of patches :)
18:58.31mreimerjudging from the commits, it would seem that eabi is working in OE now. Is that true?
18:58.55zeckemickeyl: mickeyl I had tons of questions
18:58.57CIA-103koen 07org.oe.dev * rc3f6032f... 10/packages/gstreamer/ (3 files): gst-plugins-{bad,good,ugly}: depend on gst-plugins-base
18:59.15CIA-103koen 07org.oe.dev * r5542410c... 10/packages/gstreamer/gst-plugins.inc: gst-plugins.inc: DEPEND on liboil
18:59.22koenmreimer: there are some problems with socket() and general gcc4.x related problems
18:59.35koenmreimer: but ph5 has booted a EABI bootstrap image on his hx
19:00.04mreimerkoen: sounds like a bit of work. did ph5 say if he noticed a speed difference?
19:00.05mickeylzecke: I'm afraid I won't have much time to answer, but feel free to fire away
19:00.50zeckemickeyl: I don' remember :}
19:00.53pH5mreimer: I didn't notice anything. As socket() always returns ENOSYS, X doesn't even start.
19:01.03mickeylzecke: heh :) next time just mail me :)
19:01.13mreimerpH5: that would be a problem :-)
19:01.34mickeylzecke: i'm going on a conference tomorrow and need^wwant to spend the evening with Sabine
19:01.36zeckemickeyl: bitbake on ewi is 1 minute faster than before
19:01.45mickeylzecke: that's cool!
19:02.17zeckemickeyl: ah right
19:02.27zeckemickeyl: is there a better copy implementation?
19:02.30mickeylSAKS 2006 in Kassel
19:03.01mickeylzecke: no, copy.copy is the only one. however, you need to check if you really need deepcopy, because that's slowing down a lot
19:03.15zeckemickeyl: e.g. a transparent copy with ref counting would be nice
19:03.36zeckemickeyl: I have code in data.smart to copy on each setVar
19:03.42zeckemickeyl: to show 'bugs'
19:04.16zeckee.g. someone manipulating a string after it is in the data module
19:04.19zeckeand cached
19:05.45mickeyli see. unfortunately monitoring object access is tough
19:06.34mickeyli once played with something....
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19:07.12mickeyl... putting a file online
19:07.30zeckemickeyl: I think I make that configurable, I think I have found most issues
19:08.03mickeylhttp://vanille.de/temp/monitor.py might be a bit interesting
19:09.01mickeylalthough it's probaby tied too much into elan to be useful
19:09.15zeckemickeyl: GPL, that would taint my license :}
19:09.37zeckeNull() funny
19:10.29zeckemickeyl: tough stuff
19:10.33zeckemickeyl: I like TERROR
19:10.43mickeylbesides not containing any docs
19:10.43mickeyl*cough*
19:10.44mickeylweakrefs are cool though
19:10.49mickeylbbl
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19:12.34CoreDump|homeis there a variable that contains "${IMAGE_BASENAME}-${MACHINE}-${DATE}${TIME}$AND_WHATEVERS_IS_THE_SUFFIX" + the full path to the image?
19:14.06koennot one
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19:15.04koen${DEPLOY_DIR_IMAGE}/{IMAGE_NAME}.{jffs2,tar.bz2,ext2}
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19:15.46CoreDump|homekoen: ahh IMAGE_NAME is great
19:16.18CoreDump|homebut sometimes the .suffix is not ".$FS" but .img or .bin. Whats the logic behind that?
19:16.32koenopenzaurus hacks
19:16.38CoreDump|homemeh
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19:36.32Ken|JLimewhats the difference between boostrap_extra_rdepends and bootstrap_extra_depends?
19:36.54JustinPRDEPENDS is runtime, DEPENDS is build-time
19:38.02Ken|JLimemeaning rdepends will go inside the boot-image ?
19:38.50JustinPyes
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19:38.55Ken|JLimeRoger, thx
19:39.09JustinPthere are also runtime dependencies added automatically when thinks are  linked
19:41.33Ken|JLimeBut if i would like to add lets say MC to my bootimage (as a program in /usr/bin) i should add it as bootstrap_extra_rdepends += ...mc
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19:43.28gremlin[it]mhhh what i have to state in DISTRO do build familiar 0.8.3 ?
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19:45.40reenoogremlin[it]: you need the org.openembedded.oz354fam083 branch and DISTRO="familiar-0.8.3"
19:46.03pb_hi reenoo
19:46.08reenoohey pb_
19:46.23gremlin[it]mhhh with dev i can build only familiar-unstabe ???
19:46.39gremlin[it]hi pb_, reenoo  :)
19:46.45pb_hi gremlin[it]
19:46.50reenoogremlin[it]: I don't think you can build much at all with .dev right now but I may be mistaken
19:48.11koenthat's FUD
19:48.30koenI've been building images all day from .dev
19:48.37gremlin[it]reenoo yes is true i have some issues :)
19:49.51reenookoen: familiar images? I doubt it
19:50.08koenno
19:50.15koenfamiliar horribly broken
19:50.26koenyou said "I don't think you can build much at all with .dev right now but I may be mistaken"
19:50.50koenand I responded to the "at all" part of that
19:51.06reenooah, thanks for correcting that then
19:51.37koenwhere 'horribly broken" read "missing a preferred_version for binutils"
19:52.29reenoowell. your messing around with binutils preferences broke stuff indeed. but that's not a DISTRO.conf candidate
19:52.35gremlin[it]koen : i set it and i was able to build a bootstrap-image ... but now i would like to show opie on the device (customer choose to use qt) ...
19:53.10reenookoen: the binutils version built by default should work for the given arch
19:53.37koenit works for my arm machines
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19:53.55reenoofor eabi maybe
19:53.55zeckehey reenoo
19:53.59reenoohey zecke
19:55.07CIA-103koen 07org.oe.dev * r9f878719... 10/packages/farsight/farsight_20060322.bb: farsight: stage some headers
19:55.09pb_what's the problem with binutils?
19:55.13CIA-103koen 07org.oe.dev * rd5059d33... 10/packages/tapioca/tapiocaui_0.3.0.bb: tapiocaui: add 0.3.0
19:56.10gremlin[it]some mis-algned versions between libc andh binutils ... if i understand right ...
19:57.29emteno
19:57.54emtethe way binutils behaves acyuses an issue with libgcc taht shows up in glibc
19:58.07emtecauses*
19:58.39emtebut its only in the new cvs one taht has been changed for the EABI stuff
19:59.46pb_okay.  so why is the new cvs one the default for a non-eabi configuration?
20:00.02emtebecause PREFERED was not set
20:00.16emteand it defaults to newest
20:00.19reenoopb_: that would be a question for koen
20:00.29pb_emte: well, duh, yeah.  why is the preferred version not set?
20:00.30zeckehttp://www.lisperati.com/logo.html
20:00.31zeckelol
20:00.36koennew cvs?
20:00.49koenit uses a binutils release tarball
20:01.23pb_oh, really?  what release?
20:01.36pb_if a release version is broken for non eabi that would be rather sad.
20:02.47koen2.16.91.0.6
20:03.09pb_ah, that's not a release.  that's just a cvs snapsjot.
20:03.15pb_er, snapshot
20:03.38pb_it's still a bit sad that it's broken in the non eabi case, but that's more understandable.
20:05.05pb_anyway, irrespective of the provenance of this code, it shouldn't be the default version for arm-linux if it doesn't work in that configuration.
20:06.14pb_and, if non arm architectures don't derive any benefit from it, it probably shouldn't be the default for them either.
20:15.04zeckepb_: what is the versioning scheme for binutils anyway?
20:16.06pb_zecke: similar to gcc.  major releases are numbered 2.10. 2.11, 2.12; minor bug-fix releases are numbered 2.11.1, 2.11.2, 2.11.3
20:16.24pb_cvs snapshots are numbered 2.xx.91
20:16.31zeckepb_: ah
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20:23.17aa_you weren't kidding with the half a day stuff were you
20:30.50pb_zecke: as the sheriff, maybe you could clean up this binutils versioning business
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20:41.06zeckepb_: I could generate a monotone key for you -as a friend
20:41.43zeckepb_: I hope people change DEFAULT PREFERENCE
20:43.23pb_zecke: heh, let's hope so
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20:44.25zeckehmm I should set up a Vmware server somewhere
20:46.07reenoohrm
20:46.10reenoo$ bitbake -b ../org.openembedded.oz354fam083/packages/coreutils/coreutils-native_5.1.3.bb -c showdata | grep ^PACKAGE_ARCH
20:46.13reenooPACKAGE_ARCH="arm"
20:46.19reenoothat doesn't sound right
20:46.27zeckeoh
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21:00.27hrw|huskyhi
21:01.30koenhey hrw|husky
21:01.31hrw|huskyCoreDump|afk: feel free to add such fixes as keymap stuff into .oz345x
21:01.50hrw|huskymy wifi card loose connection from time to time
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21:04.18zeckemickey|bbl: Performance: s += 'string' or s = "%s %s" % (s,string) - which is faster  
21:04.33reenoothe latter
21:06.00gremlin[it]koen, just to know ... the have u try recently to build opie-image with dev repo ?
21:06.20hrw|huskygremlin[it]: mickeyl built one
21:06.39zeckereenoo: much faster?
21:06.42hrw|huskygremlin[it]: look into oe m| archive
21:06.48gremlin[it]mhh ok ... so i have a chance :)
21:07.10gremlin[it]hrw|husky where ?
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21:07.22hrw|huskyzecke: iirc mickeyl wrote months ago to use that 2nd notation
21:07.40hrw|huskygremlin[it]: openembedded mailinglist archive on handhelds.org
21:07.47gremlin[it]ahh ok :)
21:08.03reenoozecke: not sure. += adds runtime type checking/casting overhead.
21:08.15gremlin[it]NOTE: package uicmoc-native-2.3.10-r0: task do_compile: failed <<< sigh !!!
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21:08.46zeckegremlin[it]: how can that fail?
21:09.07zeckethe performance hints I see talk about = and not += :}
21:09.22zecketime to try timeit
21:09.57gremlin[it]lot of compile errors ...
21:09.59gremlin[it]| kernel/qmemorymanager_qws.h:129: error: cast from ‘char*’ to ‘int’ loses precision
21:10.15zeckegremlin[it]: hmm
21:10.24zeckegremlin[it]: gcc version? host system?
21:10.36gremlin[it]host FC4 on x86_64
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21:11.01gremlin[it]gcc what is provided with oe, familiar-unsable, ep93xx
21:11.09zeckegremlin[it]: okay, check the bug tracker for 64bit issues :}
21:12.14gremlin[it]... mhhhhhh ... let's go to read ...
21:12.32zeckegremlin[it]: :)
21:12.51zeckefrance_: got an Alpha too many?
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21:14.23gremlin[it]zecke is something relates to opie or gcc-c++ (cross) have u idea ?
21:14.30france_zecke: I have a rack of them at OSU, that I need to setup.
21:14.56zeckegremlin[it]: it is a native package that is failing
21:14.56gremlin[it]DHO !!! is the natice package sorry !!!
21:15.00zecke:)
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21:16.09hrw|huskysshit.. 3-way merge.. no way to do it on 80x25 term now :(
21:16.35zeckegremlin[it]: http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=535
21:16.51zeckegremlin[it]: needs to be adopted to uicmoc2?
21:18.30zeckegremlin[it]: http://bugs.openembedded.org/attachment.cgi?id=417
21:18.37zecketime to apply the patches
21:18.50gremlin[it]i found 455 attach
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21:23.56pb_grr, crazy xilinx and their 850MB shell scripts
21:24.25hrw|huskywow
21:24.47hrw|huskyselfextracting ones?
21:24.58pb_yeah
21:25.10pb_very tedious to edit though
21:25.18hrw|huskyyes.
21:25.38pb_I kind of wish they could just use a tar archive like everyone else
21:25.43hrw|huskyI worked at company where soft was released as such scripts
21:27.06hrw|huskyhm. i will probably drop maemo stuff from .oz345x - its simler way of making it unselectable by default
21:28.05Ifaistoshello all
21:30.07gremlin[it]mhhh cpile opie (c++) is really thedious ... an di upgrade the memory few days ago ...
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21:38.08pb_hm, which debian package is libXm.so.3 in, again?
21:38.11pb_I can never remember that one
21:38.37zeckepb_: dpkg -S libXm.so.3?
21:38.41zeckepb_: or was it -L
21:38.49pb_~herring zecke
21:38.50ibotACTION whacks zecke on the side of the head with a large red herring named alfred
21:38.58pb_that only works if you already have the package installed
21:39.14njshttp://packages.debian.org? :-)
21:39.15zeckepb_: oh you don't have it?
21:39.20zeckepb_: is that motif?
21:39.22pb_zecke: right, that's why I was asking
21:39.23zeckepb_: lesstif?
21:39.31pb_I think lesstif only has Xm.so.2
21:39.32hrw|huskydpkg: /usr/lib/libXm.so.3 nie odnaleziony.
21:39.32zeckeopen-motif?
21:39.34pb_njs: good thinking
21:39.52pb_I don't have open-motif in my packages list
21:39.56pb_oh, it might be in non-free
21:40.45pb_ah yes, njs wins
21:40.46pb_usr/X11R6/lib/libXm.so.3    libs/libmotif3 [non-free]
21:40.58zecke*jealous*
21:41.01zeckenjs: I hate you :)
21:41.08njszecke: neener neener
21:43.31pb_excellent, looks like I'm back in business
21:43.53zeckepb_: Xilinx uses motif - nice
21:44.25pb_zecke: yeah, for some parts of the toolkit
21:44.45pb_the main project navigator doesn't use it, but the UCF editor seems to be based on motif
21:45.03zeckewonderful
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21:46.29pb_I think the navigator is written in java, so presumably it uses Swing or something
21:47.05zeckepb_: which might link motif statically :}
21:47.07pb_oh drat, now I have this stupid problem with motif wanting to make tcp connections to the xserver
21:47.12zeckepb_: or are you using freeswing?
21:47.22zeckepb_: wow
21:47.29pb_and debian, in some kind of drive for security, turns off the tcp listener
21:47.52hrw|huskyRP: can zaurusd be set to not suspend on hinge off? not everyone is used to this
21:48.20reenootime to learn for the next exam I guess
21:48.21pb_zecke: dunno, all the java stuff comes bundled in this famous 850MB shell archive
21:48.30pb_reenoo|afk: enjoy
21:48.39zeckepb_: hehe
21:48.48zeckepb_: is it at least free of GNUism?
21:49.03zeckeman I would have never thought, I would miss metacity
21:49.19hrw|huskythat gnome wm?
21:49.31zeckehrw|husky: yes, twm kind of sucks
21:49.48hrw|huskyzecke: i had twm on husky... disaster
21:52.30ade|desktwm is tragic on any system
21:52.38aa_hi, sorry don't know where to ask this, but say I managed to get a device to find a NAND storage area, might that change the addresses of things and cause haret to fail to mount the ramdisk that it used to find a a certain address?
21:52.57pb_zecke: hard to tell.  freebsd is not a supported platform.
21:53.06pb_oh, actually, I think it runs on solaris
21:53.08pb_so you are in luck
21:53.31Bernardohi
21:54.06hrw|huskyaa_: i would not touch flash on device where i do not have working flash driver and/or jtag cable working
21:54.09hrw|huskyhi Bernardo
21:54.41aa_that sounds ominous
21:55.25hrw|huskyaa_: better try to get sd/mmc working (iirc hx3715 does not have cf slot)
21:55.50aa_but people who are clever have tried and failed at that and I am really dumb
21:56.52pb_aa_: just detecting the NAND chip is unlikely to do any harm, but if you try writing to that area then you do run the risk of problems.
21:57.03hrw|huskyhm. screen flashed once - 25% battery left
21:57.06aa_well, say I am not trying to write to it
21:57.21pb_then you are relatively safe.
21:57.24aa_but say it gets detected, might the address of my ramdisk change?
21:57.32pb_shouldn't do, no
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21:57.38aa_note I have no idea what these terms actually mean
21:58.01pb_heh
21:58.19aa_so weirdly, after turning on mtd in the kernel, it is unable to find the ramdisk
21:58.38pb_that is odd
21:58.52aa_I just get a basic kernel panic
21:58.54pb_it's possible that the kernel size has increased far enough that it's now colliding with the ramdisk in memory, or something
21:59.01pb_does it say anything about the initrd having been overwritten?
21:59.19aa_not that I rmeember, I am comiling another kernel
21:59.36aa_it is pretty hard to debug it, I am not sure how at all
21:59.47aa_maybe record the screen and play it back in slow motion
22:00.05pb_probably be easier with a serial cable, if you can get hold of one
22:00.06aa_has it really come to this!
22:00.42HopsNBarleyi've got the "opposite" problem... my kernel boots, but then doesn't mount the NFS root.
22:01.04aa_HopsNBarley: if I could work out how to do that nfs crap I wouldn't be bothering with this
22:01.26HopsNBarleyi'll let you know.  i've got a ppc/embedded expert joining me in about an hour.
22:02.06aa_oh well, I swear I saw instructions, but I can't find them now
22:02.25HopsNBarleyaa_: are you using uboot?
22:03.16aa_no, a hting called haret
22:03.50hrw|huskyHopsNBarley: haret is wince loader for linux
22:06.29aa_wow, turning on NAND debugging in the kernel is hilarious
22:06.34aa_ok I need that serial thing
22:06.59hrw|huskyme too - have to resolder one cable...
22:07.03hrw|huskyok time to sleep - cu
22:07.15nacerHopsNBarley: do you have set the network on boot ?
22:07.46aa_RAMDISK: Couldn't fnd a valid RAM disk image starting at 0
22:08.04aa_only after I turn on this NAND device
22:08.23aa_but also get this JFFS: trying to mount a non-mtd device
22:08.50aa_now before it wasn't involving jffs at all, it is a compressed ext2 initrd
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22:10.14florianhi
22:10.37Bernardohi florian
22:13.53pb_hi kergoth
22:14.29aa_so I am going to start guessing random values for the ramaddr parameter to haret, that won't brick anything will it?
22:14.45zeckehey kergoth
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22:17.48pb_aa_: no, that's safe enough
22:23.45CIA-103dirk 07org.oe.dev * rc98c235b... 10/packages/lzma/lzma-native_4.17.bb: lzma-native: split path in oe_libinstall call
22:23.49CIA-103dirk 07org.oe.dev * re737fdf2... 10/packages/libcap/ (3 files in 2 dirs): libcap: add 1.10
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23:10.31Ken|JLimeWhat supplies ttf-dejavu-sans ttf-dejavu-sans-mono for "bitbake opie-image"?
23:11.47Ken|JLimeopie-ttf-support ..lol
23:19.44Ken|JLimehmm, didnt work
23:20.12Ken|JLimeany ideas?
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23:22.07dtxHey does anyone know how to change a bb to where it installs from the original subversion repository?
23:22.17dtxlibgphoto2 to be precise
23:23.19dtxHey does anyone know how to change a bb to where it installs from the original subversion repository?
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23:27.49floriandtx: what do you mean by "where it installs"?
23:28.46CIA-103tmbinc 07org.oe.dreambox * rcff595e5... 10/packages/linux/linux-dm7025.bb: linux-dm7025: remount only on target device
23:28.50CIA-103tmbinc 07org.oe.dreambox * r494ca1d2... 10/packages/enigma2/enigma2.bb: enigma2: update to 20060323
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23:30.03florianh... i should try to update my dbox :-)
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