00:47:55 | pisymbol | alright I'm back up - but I still can't connect via pppd |
00:50:52 | trj | pisymbol: what happens? |
00:52:01 | pisymbol | PAM_UNIX[106]: CHECK PASS; USER UNKNOWN^M^M |
00:52:15 | pisymbol | PAM_UNIX[106]: AUTHENTICATION FAILURE; LOGIN(UID=0) -> **UNKNOWN** FOR LOGIN SER |
00:52:23 | pisymbol | SERVICE ^M^M |
00:52:31 | pisymbol | LOGIN[106]: FAILED LOGIN (1) ON `TTYSA0' FOR `UNKNOWN', AUTHENTICATION SERVICE C |
00:52:43 | pisymbol | ANNOT RETRIEVE AUTHENTICATION INFO.^M^M |
00:52:47 | trj | what triggers this? |
00:52:51 | pisymbol | pppd |
00:52:58 | pisymbol | pppd call ipaq |
00:53:12 | pisymbol | what's funny is before I had them connected but the serial settings are wrong |
00:53:13 | trj | Yeah, that's because there's a serial console running. |
00:53:32 | pisymbol | no dude |
00:53:34 | trj | You probably want to kill the getty that's running. |
00:53:38 | pisymbol | huh |
00:53:51 | jacques | pisymbol: were you the one yesterday who tried to log in in all caps? |
00:53:57 | pisymbol | yeah |
00:54:02 | jacques | pisymbol: well don't do that |
00:54:03 | pisymbol | well I didn't try |
00:54:09 | pisymbol | it just happened |
00:55:29 | pisymbol | I havea bunch of /sbin/mingetty running |
00:56:15 | sjohnson | hi pisymbol |
00:56:25 | pisymbol | hey sj - tyring to get pppd working |
00:56:28 | pisymbol | not working so far |
00:56:40 | pisymbol | followed how-to to the letter and no good |
00:57:30 | sjohnson | Maybe I can help. How far have you progressed. |
00:57:34 | jacques | pisymbol: the all caps above imply that it obviously thinks you're still trying to log in using all caps |
00:58:11 | pisymbol | no I have no CAPS problem |
00:58:38 | pisymbol | oh wait - you're saying the error messages shouldn't be dumped in cPAs |
00:58:42 | pisymbol | cAPS |
00:58:50 | jacques | exactly |
00:58:59 | pisymbol | sjohnson: I tried to log in and I get USER UNKOWN: CHECK PASS: AUTHETICATION ERROR from pppd (host) |
00:59:25 | pisymbol | ipaq is loaded with the correct modules and both options/ipaq (peers) file are setup correctly |
01:00:01 | sjohnson | pisymbol: Try logging into ipaq as ppp in minicom. |
01:00:09 | pisymbol | wait that worked |
01:00:19 | pisymbol | I just tried it again and it WORKED! |
01:00:47 | sjohnson | pisymbol: You probably has some garbage in the termios buffers. It happends. |
01:00:55 | pisymbol | that had to be it |
01:02:11 | sjohnson | If your are going to try to do some ipkg install stuff over the net, you will want to add 'defaultroute' to /etc/ppp/options on ipaq. |
01:03:46 | pisymbol | yea that's in |
01:08:39 | pisymbol | before I go - you never power down the unit - its just in internal screensaver mode |
06:03:41 | esalazar | anyone use dillo? |
09:29:48 | tpck | When did the first ipaq come out? |
09:32:07 | jdrowell_ | june 2000 I think |
09:32:58 | tpck | A year ago? |
09:33:22 | jdrowell_ | y |
09:33:23 | tpck | I'd like to find one used :) |
09:33:28 | jdrowell_ | hehe |
09:33:31 | tpck | I don't think I can afford a new one :) |
09:33:33 | jdrowell_ | good luck |
09:33:49 | jdrowell_ | it was almost impossible to even get one before jan/2001 |
09:34:13 | tpck | They seem to be all over the place now though? |
09:34:24 | jdrowell_ | but now that the 3670 is out, you should be able to get a good price on the 3635/3650 |
09:34:30 | tpck | Hm. |
09:34:32 | jdrowell_ | y, expect for the 3670 |
09:34:47 | tpck | Whats the cheapest place to buy one? |
09:34:48 | jdrowell_ | s/expect/except/; |
09:34:55 | tpck | And whats the cheapest model? ) |
09:34:56 | tpck | ":) |
09:35:13 | jdrowell_ | the cheapest is the monochrome one. 3630 I think |
09:35:21 | tpck | Yuck, monocrome |
09:35:34 | jdrowell_ | dunno the best place, but computershopper.com has the list for mail order places by price |
09:38:03 | tpck | sighs |
09:38:46 | tpck | $749 |
09:39:14 | tpck | I may have to go for a Palm |
09:43:11 | jdrowell_ | you should find a 3635 for $450 or so somewhere |
09:43:50 | jdrowell_ | there may be links to cheap places in the wikis at handhelds.org |
09:47:27 | tpck | is that american though? :) |
09:47:58 | tpck | Cuz $450 american is like $1000 Canadian |
09:48:26 | tpck | Which is about 4 times more than I can spend :) |
09:48:29 | jdrowell_ | y, american |
09:48:32 | jdrowell_ | oh |
09:49:54 | jdrowell_ | well it will be several months still until there are enough apps for it to make it really useful |
09:50:01 | jdrowell_ | by then the prices will be lower |
10:03:01 | tpck | can't wait that long :) |
10:03:11 | tpck | maybe i'll just steal one :) |
13:24:31 | abhi | any one working on the assabet board /ARM processor |
13:25:03 | nikos | abhi: You've gotten even more specific now. ;) I don't think there is going to be anyone here that is not in #handhelds.org |
13:25:21 | nikos | None that are not very iPAQ specific anyway. |
13:26:12 | abhi | nikos :(...tell me what could be the reason for a page fault that i m getting |
13:26:38 | abhi | nikos: not for ARM but lets say a general explanation ?? |
13:27:03 | nikos | abhi: I'm not kernel expert. |
13:27:12 | nikos | abhi: got to #kernelnewbies |
13:27:17 | nikos | s/got/go/ |
13:27:37 | abhi | nikos: thanks anyway |
13:27:44 | nikos | sure |
15:08:48 | sjohnson | is away: linch |
15:35:04 | nikos | is away: Errand and food |
16:01:32 | pabalkar | is there anybody here working on assabet . i have some problems |
16:04:32 | pabalkar | anybody alive |
16:08:32 | nikos | is back |
16:25:23 | sjohnson | is back (gone 01:15:29) |
16:39:31 | nikos | Nermal: Let's take this over here. |
16:39:43 | nikos | Nermal: Let me see the output of lsmod |
16:39:58 | Nermal | ook |
16:40:13 | Nermal | large paste coming |
16:40:15 | Nermal | root@snoopy:/home/peter/downloads > lsmod |
16:40:16 | Nermal | Module Size Used by |
16:40:16 | Nermal | usbnet 10064 0 (unused) |
16:40:16 | Nermal | ppp_async 6256 1 (autoclean) |
16:40:16 | Nermal | ppp_generic 13360 3 (autoclean) [ppp_async] |
16:40:18 | Nermal | slhc 4992 1 (autoclean) [ppp_generic] |
16:40:18 | Nermal | NVdriver 626864 12 (autoclean) |
16:40:20 | Nermal | hid 11952 0 (unused) |
16:40:22 | Nermal | printer 5088 0 (unused) |
16:40:24 | Nermal | usb-uhci 21280 0 (unused) |
16:40:26 | Nermal | usbcore 48336 1 [usbnet hid printer usb-uhci] |
16:40:28 | Nermal | root@snoopy:/home/peter/downloads > |
16:40:30 | Nermal | thats all of them |
16:40:38 | nikos | ok rmmod usbnet |
16:40:48 | Nermal | done |
16:40:56 | nikos | Where did you get that usbnet? |
16:41:08 | Nermal | off that howto page |
16:41:15 | nikos | OK, so you compiled it yourself? |
16:41:21 | Nermal | http://dredd.crimea.edu/ipaq/usbnet.c |
16:41:22 | Nermal | yh |
16:41:23 | Nermal | yah |
16:41:24 | nikos | Good. |
16:41:30 | nikos | Let's start over again. |
16:41:33 | Nermal | ook |
16:41:44 | nikos | remove the interface and module on the ipaq |
16:42:01 | Nermal | ok.. I have installed that script that the bloke did |
16:42:09 | Nermal | so I'll just do ipaqusb stop |
16:42:33 | nikos | Make sure usb-eth is not listed as a current module. |
16:42:37 | Nermal | ok |
16:43:04 | nikos | Ready? All modules removed? |
16:43:06 | Nermal | ok.. its gone |
16:43:09 | Nermal | yup |
16:43:15 | nikos | Disconnect USB |
16:43:23 | Nermal | done |
16:43:32 | nikos | on the ipaq: modproble usb-eth |
16:43:38 | nikos | err modprobe |
16:43:50 | Nermal | ook |
16:43:54 | Nermal | done |
16:43:59 | nikos | connect usb cable |
16:44:13 | Nermal | done |
16:44:21 | nikos | on pc: insmod usbnet |
16:44:35 | Nermal | done |
16:44:52 | nikos | on ipaq: ifconfig usbf up <ip> netmask <netmask> |
16:44:57 | Nermal | ok |
16:45:10 | Nermal | done |
16:45:20 | nikos | on pc: ifconfig usb0 up <ip> netmask <netmask> |
16:45:24 | nikos | different ip in each case clearly |
16:46:04 | nikos | on ipaq: route add default gw <pc ip> |
16:46:53 | nikos | How's it going? |
16:47:56 | Nermal | root@snoopy:/home/peter/downloads > ifconfig usb0 up 1.1.1.2 netmask 255.255.255.0 |
16:47:56 | Nermal | usb0: unknown interface: No such device |
16:47:56 | Nermal | SIOCSIFADDR: No such device |
16:48:21 | nikos | Nermal: What version is your kernel? |
16:48:26 | Nermal | 2.4.5 |
16:48:51 | sjohnson | Nermal: Try removing USB cradle cable, count 5, plug it in again. |
16:48:53 | nikos | ifconfig -a on the pc shows no usb* devices? |
16:48:57 | nikos | sjohnson: You can't do that. |
16:49:00 | Nermal | nikos: nope.. none :| |
16:49:03 | nikos | sjohnson: usbnet loses it on disconnect. |
16:49:13 | nikos | sjohnson: We already disconnected and reconnected. |
16:49:16 | sjohnson | nikos: I do it all of the time. |
16:49:51 | nikos | sjohnson: That's interesting. It totally dies on me if I break and reconnect the connection. green verifies that this will happen because of the way USB works. |
16:49:58 | sjohnson | I have usbnet loaded on PC and usbf configurated in IPAQ. When I slip iPAQ back in USB crable, usb0 is crated. |
16:50:25 | sjohnson | I do have to ifconfig usb0 again. |
16:50:36 | nikos | sjohnson: Please write some directions then. It does not work for me or most other people. |
16:51:05 | sjohnson | What is do is |
16:51:09 | nikos | Nermal: Try whatever sjohnson says, my only other suggestion would be to try rebooting the pc and ipaq and try again. |
16:51:49 | Nermal | k |
16:52:00 | nikos | sjohnson: If I drop the connection while usbnet is still running, usb spews all over my logs, I already corrupted an ext2 filesystem that way once. |
16:52:15 | nikos | sjohnson: Generated 6 Gigs of log files in about 20 minutes. |
16:52:52 | sjohnson | nikos: That's neven happened to me. I get about a dozen line in syslog on a disconnect. |
16:53:18 | nikos | sjohnson: I can send you some examples sometime if you like. ;) |
16:53:30 | Nermal | hmmm |
16:53:31 | Nermal | bugger |
16:53:44 | sjohnson | nikos: I'll pass. Thanks anyway :) |
16:53:53 | nikos | sjohnson: I'll shut up now if you want to try your version with Nermal. |
16:54:24 | Nermal | what I dun understand is that regardless of whether the ipaq is plugged in or not, ifconfig -a on the pc should show usb0 there |
16:55:17 | nikos | Nermal: I don't think so. The usbnet module has to be able to communicate with the usb-eth module on the ipaq to work out the connection. |
16:55:34 | nikos | Nermal: Is it possible that your USB cable is bad? Do you get any messages on the console on either side? |
16:56:44 | sjohnson | Nermal: usb0 will not be created until usbnet find an iPAQ with usb-eth |
16:57:28 | nikos | Nermal: Also note, that it could be usbn where n is some other digit in some circumstances. |
16:57:30 | Nermal | hmmm |
16:57:36 | Nermal | yah |
16:57:59 | Nermal | its most likely my usb cradle is bad... given the bitch it was to solder onto the connector :| |
16:58:39 | sjohnson | These are the usbnet procedure I use. |
16:58:48 | sjohnson | 1) Have iPAQ removed from USB cradle. |
16:58:48 | sjohnson | 2) modprobe usb-eth - on ipaq |
16:58:48 | sjohnson | 3) ifconfig usbf <ip-addr> netmask <netmask> - on ipaq |
16:58:48 | sjohnson | 4) route add default gw <PC-ipaddr) |
16:58:48 | sjohnson | 4) modprobe usbnet - on PC |
16:58:49 | sjohnson | 5) Insert iPAQ into cradle |
16:58:51 | sjohnson | 6) ifconfig usb0 <PC-ip-addr> netmask <netmask) |
16:58:53 | sjohnson | 7) Enjou |
16:58:55 | sjohnson | Afterwards - If iPAQ is removed from cradle |
16:58:57 | sjohnson | 1) ifconfig usb0 <PC-ip-addr> netmask <netmask> |
16:58:59 | sjohnson | 2) If that doesn't work, try unplugging USB crable cable and then plugging |
16:59:01 | sjohnson | it in again, Then retry step 1 ifconfig |
16:59:32 | Nermal | hmmm |
16:59:37 | nikos | sjohnson: Where do you plug in in your Afterwards technique? |
17:00:07 | nikos | sjohnson: Before step 1? |
17:01:31 | sjohnson | nikos: It's totally afterwards. Once usbf is configured on ipAQ and usbnet if loaded on PC. The usb0 interface should be created on PC when IPAQ is inserted into USB crable |
17:02:51 | nikos | sjohnson: OK, I think I get it. I will try that sometime this weekend and make sure I can't get the same behaviour. |
17:03:03 | nikos | sjohnson: That certainly seems like what I tried to do though. |
17:03:10 | sjohnson | Mayne the "Afterwards..." line should n"If iPAQ is removed from cradle, all your need to do to reestablish network is: |
17:03:10 | sjohnson | e " |
17:03:58 | nikos | You need a step for "reconnect the ipaq." :) |
17:04:37 | WhiteFlag | Hi guys |
17:05:28 | WhiteFlag | anyone here with electical knowledge? |
17:06:03 | Tangent | WhiteFlag : Yep |
17:07:16 | WhiteFlag | Tangent: Great, can you tell me if it is ok to charge my 3630 iPAQ with a DC adapter thats 6volts and 800ma, the original adapter is 5volts/2amps |
17:07:50 | WhiteFlag | I tried it few times now, seems to works, but not sure if I am asking for trouble |
17:07:55 | sjohnson | 1) Have iPAQ removed from USB cradle. |
17:07:55 | sjohnson | 2) modprobe usb-eth - on ipaq |
17:07:55 | sjohnson | 3) ifconfig usbf <ip-addr> netmask <netmask> - on ipaq |
17:07:55 | sjohnson | 4) route add default gw <PC-ip-addr> (from step 6) |
17:07:56 | sjohnson | 4) modprobe usbnet - on PC |
17:07:58 | sjohnson | 5) Insert iPAQ into cradle |
17:08:01 | sjohnson | 6) ifconfig usb0 <PC-ip-addr> netmask <netmask) |
17:08:01 | Tangent | WhiteFlag : I understand from people that the iPAQ is not too fussy about it's input power. Many people have 4x1.5v AA batteries as extra power packs |
17:08:02 | sjohnson | 7) Enjoy |
17:08:04 | sjohnson | If iPAQ is removed from cradle, all your need to do to reestablish network is: |
17:08:06 | sjohnson | 1) Reconnect iPAQ to USB crable/cable, The PC should recognize the IPAQ |
17:08:08 | sjohnson | and create usb0. |
17:08:10 | sjohnson | 2) ifconfig usb0 <PC-ip-addr> netmask <netmask> |
17:08:12 | sjohnson | 3) If that doesn't work, try unplugging USB crable cable and then plugging |
17:08:14 | sjohnson | it in again, Then retry the step 2 ifconfig. |
17:08:26 | Tangent | WhiteFlag : Obviously, I wouldn't recommend it... but I think you should be ok to use a 6V charger... |
17:09:40 | WhiteFlag | Tangent: Thanks for the input. Do you any good site that sells iPAQ stuff and has fair prices? |
17:09:57 | nikos | WhiteFlag: Try searching on dealtime.com |
17:10:10 | WhiteFlag | nikos: thanks |
17:11:30 | WhiteFlag | how do you guys like linux on iPAQ, I just read about it today :) |
17:12:33 | nikos | WhiteFlag: Its for hackers and developers right now. |
17:12:50 | nikos | WhiteFlag: I like it a lot, but I'm a hacker/developer. ;) |
17:13:45 | WhiteFlag | nikos: does it make up more memory the CE? |
17:14:21 | nikos | WhiteFlag: That's an unanswerable question. |
17:14:26 | nikos | WhiteFlag: There is no IT. |
17:14:48 | nikos | WhiteFlag: Linux is only a very minor part of the equation, and the distribution as a whole is very configurable. |
17:15:03 | nikos | WhiteFlag: Which means the answer is yes, no, and maybe. ;) |
17:15:45 | WhiteFlag | I guess it depends what you install, just like with real linux |
17:15:54 | nikos | Exactly. |
17:16:05 | WhiteFlag | nikos: what about finding programs for it? |
17:16:15 | WhiteFlag | very few? |
17:16:23 | nikos | WhiteFlag: Well, we have a packaging system, and packages are slowly building. |
17:16:41 | nikos | feel free to browse the Packages files in the repositories |
17:16:46 | | stable feed is at http://familiar.handhelds.org/familiar/feeds/stable/packages/armv4l |
17:16:46 | nikos | ibot: stable feed |
17:16:49 | | i guess unstable feed is at http://familiar.handhelds.org/familiar/feeds/unstable/packages/armv4l/ |
17:16:49 | nikos | ibot: unstable feed |
17:16:53 | | latest familiar is at ftp://ftp.handhelds.org/familiar/releases/latest or at http://familiar.handhelds.org/familiar/releases/latest |
17:16:53 | nikos | ibot: latest familiar |
17:17:13 | nikos | releases are periodic snapshots of the stable feed. |
17:17:37 | WhiteFlag | Thanks Guys! |
17:18:05 | nikos | Sure |
18:16:59 | BZFlag | well 2 more restarts did it. |
18:17:13 | Tangent | BZFlag : Weird... I'll investigate in a bit... |
18:53:02 | nils | Hello all! Just a hopefully little question: Is someone around having a Voyager PCMCIA VGA card running? |
18:53:32 | Nermal | um |
18:53:35 | Nermal | someone did |
18:54:48 | nikos | nils: Check the mailing lists |
18:54:58 | nikos | nils: I don't think anyone is on right now that uses it. |
18:54:58 | nils | Nermal: Yes, _someone_ ;) I have the Xipaq server for it but this aborts itself without apparent reason... |
18:56:21 | nils | Sad... the mailinglist is so far not taht informative. There are just hints that 'something' might work... |
18:57:31 | Nermal | hmm |
18:57:33 | Nermal | odd |
18:59:13 | | BZFlag: That's easy to fix, but I can't be bothered. |
18:59:13 | BZFlag | ibot: excuse |
18:59:20 | | BZFlag: DR_SNK rules |
18:59:20 | BZFlag | ibot: excuse |
18:59:21 | nikos | nils: I don't really understand that. The entire discussion occurred on the mailing list. |
18:59:46 | nikos | nils: Including realease of the server and post release discussion. |
19:01:49 | nils | nikos: Hrmpf... I must be blind. I start looking it over again. I wonder why there isn't a how-to in the Wiki ;) (...and yes I know that I could write one as soon as I know how it is done :) |
19:02:26 | nikos | nils: The developers don't come here, so asking on the mailing list would probably work better. |
19:02:45 | nikos | nils: To people who have used it do come here, but aren't likely to be around for a few days. |
19:02:50 | nikos | s/To/Two/ |
19:03:57 | nils | nikos: Do you remember on which of the mailinglist this was? Was it the ipaq or handhelds list? |
19:04:41 | nikos | nils: No, use the main handhelds.or search engine. |
19:04:56 | nikos | s/.or/.org/ |
19:16:23 | nils | Hmm... that gets me way too many hits :) I'll take that as last resort. I am currently browsing the archives by thread. |
19:46:24 | timepilot84 | Anybody actively working with the H3150? |
19:47:47 | nikos | dneuer is I think. |
19:48:27 | dneuer | I am what? |
19:48:31 | dneuer | oh, yeah |
19:48:59 | timepilot84 | I was going to pick one up on e-bay and wanted to know how things were going. |
19:49:00 | dneuer | timepilot84: what's your question, just wondering if anyone's working on it? |
19:50:25 | dneuer | timepilot84: ah. Well, it's not working completely, but a lot of progress has been made. I just got it working w/ X Windows (finally!) the other day. There are some stability issues, and the blackbox window manager doesn't like the 31xx's at all, but things are moving in the right direction |
20:22:14 | tpck | dneuer : I thought it was further along than that |
20:23:59 | sgodsell | Hello ipaq people ;) |
20:24:11 | Bub_ | hi |
20:24:16 | Nermal | hello : |
20:24:18 | nikos | tpck: dneuer is doing most of the work, so I think he knows. ;) |
20:25:53 | Nermal | nods ;) |
23:22:05 | esalazar | I'm confused about the different kinds of expansions. There are more than one type of cf card and pcmcia? Would I be able to use an IBM 1GB Microdrive and a Wavelan wireless card at the same time if I got one of the new dual expansion packs? |
23:22:17 | Tangent | esalazar : Yes |
23:22:33 | Tangent | esalazar : I use microdrive and compaq WL100 wireless card together |
23:22:50 | esalazar | Tangent: so you have the dual sleeve working then? |
23:23:02 | Tangent | esalazar : Sure do... http://ipaq.secret.org.uk/piccies/Wirefree2.jpg |
23:23:45 | esalazar | Tangent: I'm going to order those three: sleeve, wireless, and microdrive. Do you know of a good place to get them reliably and for a good price? |
23:24:04 | Tangent | esalazar : I'm in the UK, so it probably wouldn't be suitable for you |
23:24:12 | esalazar | Hm. |