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00:17.06trekeabout 180 in this srpm
00:22.23chouimatwooooohooooo pay tv signal trap just died
00:22.41gb2pay tv trap?
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00:24.58chouimatgb2: something in the pole that block the signal for a specified channel ... so when it's work the signal is at -60db the one here wasn't working great ... with a power buster I was to see the channel but without a good picture ... now the trap is dead so I have a crisp picture :)
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00:30.06gb2chouimat: heh
00:30.21gb2i think just about all the pay stuff here is now digital
00:30.38gb2so you have to decrypt it to get it
00:43.25chouimatgb2: analog here ... they are installing digital tv but since people are so conservative they won't buy it
00:45.18trekeok
00:45.23trekeso I know my magnia is booting
00:45.29trekeit's the network driver that doesnt work
00:46.18kergothtreke: ah
00:48.27trekesending text to the serial port makes it appear on the lcd
00:48.54trekeso I just echod "Boot"  to the lcd at S99 and saw it pop up
00:49.19kergothahh nice
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00:49.56trekeyeah. So I'll build .22, since it had the new eepro 100 driver in it
00:51.15W8TVItreke: the sg20 yahoo group has a file about the LCD
00:51.44trekeyeah. They have an app for doing more useful control over it, but this gets the job done for debugging
00:53.13W8TVIhttp://f2.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/AAS8P4-NeiAHnVrI9rcrBf8W4nmyTiEkhmNpqOJ9fF9ozKwr3eqj6olVVXml2d_lE9s5ZGjP8lO1erhmv8x2x81QLA/Magnia%20SG20%20General%20Customization%20Guide.pdf
00:53.25W8TVII think thats the one with the info about the LCD at the end
00:53.43trekeyeah. We arent to customization yet. We're still at "make it do something"
00:53.49W8TVI:)
00:54.32W8TVIand this: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/magnia_sg10/files/
00:54.39W8TVIhas some handy looking files
00:54.49trekeyeah. I havent looked at the sg10 group
00:54.51trekejust the sg20
00:55.07W8TVI<PROTECTED>
00:55.07W8TVIFiles to install toshiba LCD and power control for E-smith
00:55.08trekeI'm wondering how useful any of toshibas stuff is :)
00:55.34W8TVI<PROTECTED>
00:55.34W8TVIToshiba Source Code Access Agreement
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01:16.34W8TVIkergoth`bbl: starting a new compile?
01:31.17trekehmmm .22 didnt build
01:38.27trekewow. Debian enables a bunch  of shit in their kernels
01:39.10trekethey actualy enable support for PS/2's with MCA busses and ESDI hard drives
01:43.05kergothhmm
01:43.10kergothour native build is pretty messed up
01:43.32kergothsince it installs sme of the libs into build/, some into target/ in staging, and target/lib isnt in LD_LIBRARY_PATH, which breaks the AC_TRY_RUN() tests
01:43.47kergothneed to add it to LD_LIBRARY_PATH, only when we arent CROSS
01:44.56kergothhmm
01:45.02kergothwe dont have conditionals yet
01:45.05kergoththats a problem
01:45.06kergothheh
01:45.15kergothgrr
01:45.35gb2heh
01:45.51kergothcould probably do it via lamba in a ${@} replacement
01:45.55kergothbut thats ugly as hell
01:46.17CosmicPenguinkergoth: whats the status of the cross compiler?
01:46.39kergothhavent messed with it recently
01:46.42kergothbeen sick
01:47.02CosmicPenguinkergoth: bummer
01:47.12CosmicPenguinkergoth: no hurries of course, just checking
01:47.18trekeW8TVI: ping
01:47.33W8TVItreke: pong
01:47.52trekeW8TVI: can you check and see what ide controller the sg20 uses?
01:47.57trekeI sort of forgot to look :p
01:47.58W8TVIhold on
01:48.31W8TVI00:07.1 IDE interface: VIA Technologies, Inc. Bus Master IDE (rev 06)
01:48.51W8TVI00:00.0 Host bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82C693A/694x [Apollo PRO133x] (rev c4)
01:48.51W8TVI00:01.0 PCI bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82C598/694x [Apollo MVP3/Pro133x AGP]
01:48.51W8TVI00:07.0 ISA bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82C686 [Apollo Super South] (rev 40)
01:48.52trekevia. Not too specific, but better than nothing
01:49.00trekeahh. There we go
01:49.06W8TVI:)
01:54.18trekecool. the reason it didnt bood the fist time is because I hadnt enabled ide support :p
01:55.35W8TVIopps
01:55.37W8TVIoops
01:56.12trekeyeah. minor oversight
01:56.55trekehahaha
01:57.05trekeit looks line the console came up on /dev/ttyS0
01:57.53trekebut my magnia is on the network with debian stable
01:58.51kergothnice
01:59.01kergothhad to move to 2.4.22?
01:59.33chouimat?
02:01.15treke.21
02:01.28kergothah, what was missing for the networking?
02:01.48trekeI think it was the becker eepro100 that was the problem
02:01.55trekeI'm using the intel e100 driver now
02:02.09kergothahh
02:02.36trekeI remembered that being a problem with my desktop, the eepro100 driver wouldnt work with the onboard chipset
02:03.53trekekergoth: I'll grab a .config for you once I get home
02:04.02trekecould probably just dd the sucker
02:04.10kergothcool
02:04.18trekenext up is bridging, then nat
02:24.50ljpsharp officially announces the sl-6000 http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS6804055064.html
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02:25.31W8TVIcool
02:25.38W8TVIljp: where's yours?
02:26.11MSpinweee...time to see if I can get the new build system to work :)
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02:28.53chouimatljp: price?
02:30.23trekeW8TVI: so, erm, do you have any idea what to do with this rtl819?
02:31.18W8TVIthere are drivers for it
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02:31.40trekeI have it loaded. Just not sure how the interface works
02:32.05trekeI  have an eth1, just not sure how that relates to the 8 ports on the back
02:32.27W8TVIeth1 should be the "Wan" port
02:32.34W8TVIeth0 should be the switch
02:32.34trekeeth0 is
02:32.55W8TVIwell on the toshiba setup it is anyway
02:33.05trekethat isnt the case on my setup, Remember I'm using debian with things loaded differently
02:33.29kergothtreke: theres one NIC connected to the WAN port, the other is connected internally to the 8 port switch
02:33.39W8TVI8139too                16288   1
02:33.39W8TVImii                     2280   0  [8139too]
02:33.47W8TVIthe switch is a real switch
02:33.50trekeoh
02:34.00trekeso it's really like there is a 9 port switch with one port hardcoded?
02:34.06kergothyep
02:34.09W8TVIno...
02:34.12trekeah. That clears it up.
02:34.30kergothyes.  there are 9 exposed ports, plus an internal connection to the 2nd NIC
02:34.34W8TVIita 7 port with an uplink port, and a hardwired port
02:34.38kergother 8 exposed
02:34.42kergotheh?
02:34.50W8TVIit a 7 port switch
02:34.51kergothah, yeah
02:34.53trekekergoth: What I was confused on was how the thing worked.
02:35.01kergothits an 8 port switch that happens to have one of them hardwired
02:35.05kergothsimple enough
02:35.20kergothtreke: yea
02:35.20trekeyeah. Your explanation worked.
02:35.21W8TVIone uplink rj45 on the switch, and a intel EEpro100S
02:35.55kergothbbl
02:35.58trekeneed some glue so I can glue this foot back on
02:38.19W8TVItreke how it the top attached?
02:38.38W8TVIdo I just need to remove the hdd door and the screws and slide the top off?
02:38.44W8TVI2 or 3 screws
02:38.56trekejust remove the door and screws and slide
02:39.19W8TVIcool.  strait back?
02:39.35trekeyup
02:39.43W8TVIk
02:39.49trekedon;t try taking off the feet :p
02:40.12W8TVIk
02:40.33W8TVIbut mine lost its rubber "feet" when I put it in my laptop bag
02:40.42MSpinso, I'm trying to build glibc for i386...but it's configure is failing with "configure: error: cannot compute suffix of object files: cannot compile"
02:40.44trekeah.
02:40.51W8TVIstill has the plastic corners
02:40.57W8TVIbut not the rubber feet
02:41.06trekeIt's the corner I brook off :p
02:41.13W8TVIlol
02:41.25trekeIt looked like it had to be removed to open it up :p
02:41.31W8TVIheh
02:44.43trekethis desk is a mess
02:50.45W8TVIheh
02:51.41treke2 18 inch monitors, 1 magnia, one mid tower, and a powerbook :p
02:52.05W8TVIheh
02:52.12W8TVIlets see
02:53.59W8TVI1 19" monitor, 3 zarii (1 dead), on sony pda, 1 sg20, a few computer parts keyboard, wireles mouse, usb joystick, 3 stacks of floppys and cds... and a sony portable cd player
02:54.22W8TVIand a printer and digial camera
02:55.17trekeah, Didnt take into acount the two phones.  two keyboards,  couple books. And a plant.
02:56.52chouimatnight
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03:10.08ljphmmm
03:11.44ljpshhooo beee dooobeee doo
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03:16.21W8TVIbeware the penguins
03:18.38trekewtf. now the nick isnt working
03:18.54ljphmm, how do I do an ibot message?
03:19.09kergothibot: botmail for ljp: bleh
03:19.26ljphe has no botmail help
03:43.17trekeand it was working so well. wtf
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03:46.01ljp?
03:46.32trekeljp: this magnia was working. Now it doesnt work
03:48.38ljpahh
03:50.02W8TVIwhat did you do to it?
03:50.27W8TVItoshiba uses the 8139too driver
03:50.39W8TVIworks great on my setup
03:51.25trekeif I knew what I did I would fix it
03:51.33trekeabout the backup and reinstall
03:52.10ljpibot: shoot kernel-ipaq
03:52.13ACTION shoots kernel-ipaq in the head.
03:53.18W8TVItreke: http://www.scyld.com/network/rtl8139.html
03:53.37trekeI know what the fucking 8139too driver is
03:54.08trekethe eepro is also doing nothing
03:54.12W8TVIHow this driver differs from the 2.4 "8139too.c"
03:54.12CosmicPenguindamn 8139
03:54.26CosmicPenguinNational Semiconductor is such a pain in the ass
03:54.37trekeBeats me. The 8139 is in no way involved with this situation
03:54.38W8TVIrtl8139
03:55.29trekethe issue at hand is making the eepro100 work again.
03:55.49ljptreke: what soundcard driver does the 3600 use?
03:55.59trekethe ud1341 driver.
03:56.24W8TVII know that toshiba uses the e100 driver, but you said thats what you are usin
03:56.38trekeYes. it is what I'm using.
03:58.24trekesomething I did caused it to stop working.
04:00.19ljphmmm...
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04:02.40W8TVItreke: you might want to email this guy: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/magnia_sg20/message/679
04:02.52trekealready have
04:02.56W8TVIhe made a 70mb debian image
04:02.58W8TVIah
04:07.40kergothjeeze, like 15 packages in the oe metadata repos fail due to missing dependencies
04:07.59trekehehe. easy to miss since we dont use oemake :)
04:08.05kergothyeah
04:08.08kergothi use it now though
04:08.24trekedo you?
04:08.25kergothOEFILES=`ls */*.oe|grep -E -v 'binutils-cross|gcc-.*cross|uclibc'` oemake -a
04:08.28kergoth:)
04:08.35trekedoesnt that try building everything? :p
04:08.37kergothgrep out Bad Things that break us
04:08.38kergothyep
04:08.40kergothmultiple versions, etc
04:08.50kergothbut without uclibc, buildign all providers doesnt make anything explode horribly
04:08.56trekehehe
04:09.04trekeit just makes things really really slow :p
04:09.07kergothyeah
04:09.16kergothlike i really need tarballs of both qte 2.3.6 and 2.3.7.
04:09.58W8TVIheh
04:10.00kergothme neither
04:10.11kergothi can see looking for APs if you're already somewhere doing something and you want to see if you have wifi
04:10.15kergothjust out of convenience
04:10.17trekeyup.
04:10.18kergothbut to actively look?
04:10.21kergothi mean shit, get a lif
04:10.26kergoththeres a lot of better things to be doing
04:10.31kergothheh
04:11.19trekeI could see doing it once, but it just doesnt seem like a recurring activity :((
04:11.26kergothyea
04:11.47trekeeven then, I barely get reception on the far side of my apartment. I don't see where I'd find it driving
04:11.51W8TVII dont wardrive, but I might run kismet while I'm driving someplace
04:12.57kergothyeah, that i could see.
04:13.01kergothyou're already going somewhere, why not
04:13.38W8TVII'd like to setup a computer setup in my car that had wireless and played mp3s and did APRS for me...
04:14.38W8TVII could have it just watch for aps and log them while I was just driving around places
04:16.26kergothhehe
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04:16.56ljpI would have to 'warride' instead of wardrive
04:22.10kergothtreke: resourceext staging target was broke
04:22.17kergothfixed
04:22.33trekewhat was broken?
04:22.47kergothit had more than just binaries, libs, and includes to install in the 'install' target
04:22.54kergothDESTDIR was "", prefix was set
04:23.00trekeah yeah
04:23.03kergothdatadir in our configure run isnt relative to prefix
04:23.07kergothits our ${datadir} expanded
04:23.11kergothand we werent overriding that
04:23.12trekeI was working on that one when I pushed
04:23.20kergothjust set DESTDIR to staging_dir
04:23.23kergothdatadir=/share
04:23.26kergothbindir=/build/bin
04:23.28kergothlibdir=/target/lib
04:23.29kergothhehe
04:26.08kergoththe old xfree86 build fails due to not adding our cppflags/cflags to the imakemdep_cpp.h generation
04:26.26kergothhmm
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04:38.23kergothhey Speedy2
04:38.30Speedy2Hey
04:38.44Speedy2Just wondering, does anyone here use a 3Ware IDE RAID(perhaps 7506) card under Linux?
04:38.50Speedy2What's new kergoth?
04:39.25kergothonly raid cards i use are megaraid scsi controllers
04:39.29kergothnada, busy with work
04:39.37kergothyou?
04:39.40Speedy2Busy
04:39.48Speedy2But I did my first hardware test this morning and all was well!
04:40.00kergothnice
04:40.21Speedy2Yeah...design used 50% of an FPGA, there's plenty testing left.
04:41.30kergothtreke: ugh, xfree86 build doesnt work if I dont set CROSS_DIR to my actual toolchain dir? that sucks
04:41.31Speedy2kergoth: That low-pass filter thing help out?
04:41.55trekekergoth: it doesnt?
04:41.56kergothSpeedy2: yeah, though i didnt end up using it due to the lag involved when doing drags
04:42.03kergothtreke: well, it does a for i in * in CROSS_DIR
04:42.05kergothtreke: :)
04:42.12trekekergoth: that's the old build
04:42.17kergothyeah
04:42.24kergothtesting it anyway since it isnt in nonworking
04:42.27kergothshould i move it over?
04:42.31trekethat requires CROSS_DIR to be set
04:42.35kergothk
04:42.36trekesure. Maybe even unsupported
04:42.50trekeit's being replaced slowly with the autotools packages
04:46.48trekewish I could dump the boot sequence to a text file
04:48.40TimRikertreke: that's what serial consoles are good for.
04:48.45Speedy2Yo Tim.
04:48.52trekeTimRiker: No serial :)
04:48.54kergothTimRiker: magnia doesnt have one :)
04:49.03kergothwould be nice if it did
04:49.03trekewell. My serial console is a 2 line character lcd
04:49.09kergothhehe
04:49.15kergothvideotape it! :P
04:49.29TimRikerhmm. usb? never tried a usb serial console....
04:49.33trekeno usb
04:49.39kergothhey you should try netconsole
04:49.45kergothi hear good things
04:49.55kergothcourse, you're having connectivity problems
04:49.56kergothso nevermind
04:50.00kergothhehe
04:50.04trekehehe
04:51.18trekefreaking had connectivity
04:56.38trekerun-parts $* >> /tmp/bootlog
04:56.58kergothhehe
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05:02.28trekehmmm. apparently debian doesnt use runparts for initscripts
05:03.49kergothedit /etc/init.d/rc and rcS
05:04.44trekebit too late :)
05:05.29kergothheheh
05:06.07trekealready halted. took a similar approach. not sure if it will work :p
05:06.41trekelinux init=/sbin/fakeinit :p
05:09.55trekewhich failed miserably since / is ro :p
05:11.08kergothmount /tmp early
05:11.11kergothmake it tmpfs
05:11.15trekegood plan.
05:13.06trekealso probably need to stop debian from wiping /tmp
05:13.15kergothheheh, thatd be good
05:13.21kergothi wonder why debian doesnt use tmpfs for /tmp.
05:15.09trekehmmm. Kernel paniced and tried killing init when I did that :p
05:15.20kergothhah
05:15.21kergothdoh
05:29.58CosmicPenguinMan, I wish I had good alpha capabilities with MW
05:30.02CosmicPenguinI need to do a transparent copy
05:33.31trekehmm, 9
05:33.54treke9:30. I should go home
05:33.54kergothyep, you should
05:37.54ljphmmm
05:38.09ljpI could swear it was 15:37
05:42.33trekehmmm
05:42.43trekeconsole on parallel port perhaps?
05:43.05kergothhehe, could do that.. get one of those old laplink cables..
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05:45.12trekeI'll have to bug pb about it tomorrow :p
05:48.40ljpgood thing today is thursday
05:52.59trekelooks like write only. Darn
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06:02.53CosmicPenguinDammit - I can't install the new galeon without loading gnome
06:03.15trekethats always been the case
06:03.35CosmicPenguin1.2x installed with just GTK
06:03.46trekeout of the box?
06:03.53trekeor with patches?
06:04.03CosmicPenguinout of the box
06:04.45CosmicPenguinOh, well, I guess thats the breaks
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06:13.07W8TVIhmm
06:13.36W8TVII just took apart my sg20 and now that I have it back toghter, the top line on the LCD is all black and the bottom line is blank
06:13.42trekemphaha
06:16.18W8TVIguess I'll have to do it again
06:16.27W8TVIsee what didn't get pluged in right
06:16.50W8TVII did take alot of pictures
06:19.05W8TVIback in a bit
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06:31.18trekedammit. WORK
06:31.30ljpI AM at work! I swear!
06:31.35kergothliar
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06:32.52W8TVIall I did was poke at the cable for the LCD and its fine now
06:32.59ljpI am really getting sick and tired of pedalling to and from work all the time
06:33.29ljpI want to be lazy and drive the 5 minutes home!
06:34.34W8TVItreke: I need to go and put more LCD messages in the startup scripts
06:34.54trekehehe
06:35.33ljpfunny how make -j20 compiles faster than make
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11:19.14Twiungood morning
11:33.19lpottergood evening
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15:03.58Twiunhmmm php looks surprisingly simply if you already know how to code
15:04.03Twiuns/simply/simple/
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16:08.36treke|homeurgh. too early
16:12.10Twiunurgh. not late enough
16:14.07treke|homeoh well. Just 8 hours till my weekend
16:14.44Twiunno friday for you?
16:14.54treke|homenope :)
16:15.05Twiun~lart treke|home
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18:13.47kergothhmmm, thats annoying.
18:13.59kergothtried to do a native OE metadata build
18:14.10kergothbut my desktop is glibc 2.2.x, my target is glibc 2.3.x
18:14.19kergothand it sees that its native and tries to run the runtime tests
18:14.41kergothwhich all fail due to missing libs. if you add staging/target/lib to the ld library path, it fails since it cant find the glibc 2.3 versioned symbols :)
18:14.58kergothso i cheated and told it i was building from i386 for i686, which it took to mean crosscompiling, so it skips all the AC_TRY_RUN tests :)
18:15.09kergothnow just need a fully populated site/i686-linux
18:18.02gb2kergoth: most of the arm stuff should be right for 686
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18:18.18kergothgb2: yeah, thats what i was thinking..
18:18.23kergothwish there was an easier way to populate it
18:18.46kergothmaybe just oebuild everything but glibc 2.3, noncross, which will succeed, then cat all the config.cache's together
18:18.50kergothand then         $(BUILD_CC) $(ALL_LDFLAGS) -o subst subst.o
18:18.52kergother
18:19.00kergothand then do a script to rip out only the ones that are also in arm-linux
18:23.07gb2that might work
18:23.42kergothif i had an m4 parser, i'd go through everybody's aclocal.m4 seeking AC_TRY_RUN calls within AC_CACHE_CHECK
18:23.51kergothand use that as a list of what we need
18:23.51kergothheh
18:35.22bipolaryo
18:36.51kergothehy bipolar
18:36.55kergoths/eh/he/
18:40.14kergothhmm
18:40.54kergothwe need a better way to track packages vs oe interdependency.  make a OE version requirement var in the .oe
18:41.01kergoths/make/maybe/
18:41.38kergothdoes portage have such a thing atm?
18:44.22trekewhere is pb when you need him
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19:14.48Pendalaranyone who makes Z or PPC games about?
19:15.01Pendalarpreferably Z but don't guess my question will matter much
19:20.02W8TVIbill zendric does
19:20.13kergothyou mean kendrick? :)
19:20.55W8TVIyeah
19:23.44Pendalarheh
19:23.59Pendalardoesn't... eh... warmi?
19:24.05PendalarI think he's who I am thinking of
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19:51.12trekehmmm. what would you call a serial port that'd you'd connect to the pin on a mother board
19:59.33trekemaybe I'll go to frys tomorrow and look
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20:17.15TimRikerhttp://www.tapwave.com/product/index.asp <- hack that one?
20:18.21trekeIs it just a coincidence that the picture says "Tim's Zodiac?"
20:19.37lpotterread comments    http://www.newmobilecomputing.com/story.php?news_id=3556
20:23.07prpplaguelpotter: still no price
20:24.11TimRikertreke: ;-)
20:26.25prpplaguelpotter: funny reading the comments
20:26.57lpotterTimRiker: that kinda reminds me of the vercel
20:29.04TimRikerlpotter: still have your's?
20:29.13TimRikerI've got parts, but not a working unit.
20:29.30lpotteryes.. but warwick touched it,
20:29.51lpotterand the screen flaked out. the connector was flaky in the forst place
20:30.04lpotterfirt
20:30.08lpotterbleh
20:30.11kergothheh
20:33.00TimRikerreseat the cable? that often fixes em.
20:33.19lpottertried.. many times..
20:33.22TimRikercan't help the typing though.
20:33.45TimRikerbummer.
20:33.47lpotterI need an irc client with autospell-as-you-go
20:34.22lpotterthe cable had been loose anyway, and was difficult to reseat it enough to get it to work correctly
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20:37.20lpotterI am quite sure I have the only working or notworking vercel on this continent
20:41.31trekehmmm. Looks like buying one of the necessary cables will be tough. Perhaps rewiring one would be easier
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21:17.28heatsinkis treke.net down?
21:17.34kergothyep
21:18.26heatsinkoh okay..
21:19.38Pendalar=-x
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21:21.06gb2oh neat, looks like buying liquor on sundays is going to be legal
21:21.08gb2sweet
21:21.24kergothreally?
21:21.26kergothnice
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21:21.49kergothwoah, everything built
21:22.06kergotheverything in our packages repos with the exception of binutils-cross/uclibc/gcc.*cross/avr-libc/ncurses 4.2
21:22.09gb2massachusetts is going to get gay marriages, liquor on sundays, and no smoking.  more and more yuppie every day.
21:22.14W8TVIkergoth: try it again... you must have done something wrong
21:22.23W8TVI:)
21:22.46kergothyeah, its spooky
21:22.51kergothim gonna rm -rf tmp and try again
21:22.53kergoth:)
21:22.57W8TVIheh
21:29.51kergothibot: die
21:29.53ACTION takes two shots to the head and crumples to the ground, lifeless.
21:29.56trekeibot die
21:29.57ACTION takes two shots to the head and crumples to the ground, lifeless.
21:29.59kergothcool
21:30.01trekecool
21:31.22W8TVIibot die
21:31.23ACTION takes two shots to the head and crumples to the ground, lifeless.
21:37.59trekemickeyl:
21:38.11kergothhey mickey
21:38.19mickeylhi kergoth, treke
21:40.06mickeyldamn.
21:40.13mickeylthe optional doc tabs patch breaks something
21:40.18trekehaha
21:40.25mickeyli have a freeze on resume
21:40.32kergothheh, thats not good
21:40.33trekelemme guess... every app that uses DocLnk?
21:40.34mickeylreproducably the doc patch
21:40.59mickeyltreke: no. that's no problem. the server interface supports launchers without doc scanning
21:41.17mickeylbut that resume freeze is giving me a hard time
21:41.25mickeylcan't reasonably debug that crap atm.
21:44.04kergothsuspend/resume issues are always a bitch to debug
21:44.18kergothit was no fun debugging the suspend/resume ordering in kernel space amongst the drivers
21:44.21kergothheh
21:44.28mickeylno kidding
21:44.28kergothprintk's sprinkled in every pm suspend/resume callback
21:44.30mickeyli can imagine
21:49.13mickeylgrrr
21:49.16mickeylit doesn't happen everytime
21:49.20mickeylthat makes it worse
21:49.23kergothdoh
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21:55.34kergothW8TVI: the build's still going... i think its actually going to complete again without incident!
22:00.30kergothi should run OE on my Z and crosscompile to x86
22:00.33kergothjust because i can
22:01.05heatsinkhahaha
22:01.13heatsinkany idea if treke will be up?
22:01.20kergothgoogle for that tarball
22:01.33PendalarI was going to try OZ->crosscompile to x86 but I couldn't feel out the need
22:01.51Pendalarsince I usually compile via ssh not on the zaurus, unless ZGCC2 proves to be interesting
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22:02.38trekei', up now
22:04.37heatsinktreke i mean the server
22:04.41heatsinktreke.net
22:05.30trekeI just got off the phone with the admin. Their going to call me back when they can look at it.
22:05.48trekeThe server is supposed to boot on its own after power outages, doesnt seem to be doing so though
22:10.09ljpmaybe it runs windows
22:12.46gb2perhaps it's fsck'ing
22:12.52gb2or sitting at a failed fsck
22:13.03gb2i hate when that happens
22:13.42trekecould be. But it's happened every time it's tried booting. So something is going on. And definitly not fscking since it power was restored at 5:30 yesterday morning :p
22:14.42gb2treke: "unexpected inconsistancy"
22:14.52trekehehe.
22:15.03trekeOh well. I pinged the admin again. Not much i can do but wait
22:15.51gb2i've seen initscripts setup to fail after that into a state where everything is readonly but sshd is started so root can ssh in to fix things.
22:16.40trekeyeah. ssh isnt listening
22:17.53pb_treke: maybe you should invest in a UPS.
22:18.09trekepb_: Power goes out for hours at a time.
22:18.17pb_ah.
22:18.32trekemore of "the electric company is turning your area off for a while"
22:18.47gb2kergoth: found any differences from arm-linux?
22:19.04trekeusually happens more during the summer though. Winter is the "our internet connection dies every time it rains"
22:19.06prpplaguetreke: try running a datacenter in honduras, lol
22:19.13trekeprpplague: Fun.
22:19.28pb_treke: heh
22:19.35prpplaguetreke: we had to install a 38kw ups, and a 50kw generator
22:20.01treke<prpplague> Service may be temporarily interupted while we resolve a conflict with revolutionaries.
22:20.25prpplaguelol
22:21.05treke<prpplague> Servers on the west side of the facility may be adversly affected by grenades
22:21.15kergothgb2: a couple, but not many
22:21.16kergoth-db_cv_mutex=${db_cv_mutex=no}
22:21.16kergoth+db_cv_mutex=${db_cv_mutex=x86/gcc-assembly}
22:21.20prpplaguetreke: ha
22:22.13gb2ah
22:22.45gb2kergoth: i wonder if any of those would be different on uclibc
22:23.13kergothhmm good question
22:23.30kergothi'd expect most of those differences would be compile/link tests
22:23.37kergoth"build environment" issues more than target
22:23.50kergothbleh, headache
22:24.14gb2yeah, there are very few things that differ between the two now
22:25.38kergothah crap.
22:25.40kergothbluez-sdp fails
22:25.46kergothlibtool issue :(
22:25.59kergoth-rpath /usr/lib is on the libtool line, /usr/lib gets added to our lib search path
22:26.03kergothboom boom
22:26.38kergothanyone feel like wading through libtool shell code for me?
22:27.13mickeyl*cough*
22:28.50kergothi'm still sick, libtool will win the battle
22:29.08pb_kergoth: sucks.
22:29.26pb_I wish automake didn't have this -rpath fetish.
22:30.06treke* #openembedded takes a step back and volunteers pb_
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22:30.40gb2heh
22:30.54kergoth6,293 lines to wade through
22:30.57kergothjust what i wanted to do today
22:31.10gb2libtool wouldn't be so bad if vim could successfully syntax highlight it
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22:31.21pb_safe to come back now?
22:31.28kergothhehe
22:49.11trekepb_: Got a parallel port console questiong for you. Is it possible to get an actually getty running on the port, or is it write only support for kernel messages?
22:51.03kergothcrap
22:51.15trekeno need, went before I left
22:51.30kergoth/bin/sh ../arm-linux-libtool --mode=link ccache arm-linux-gcc  -Wall -g -O2  -L/home/kergoth/coding/projects/user/oe-metadata/packages/tmp/staging/target/lib -L/home/kergoth/coding/projects/user/oe-metadata/packages/tmp/staging/usr/X11R6/lib -Wl,-rpath-link,/home/kergoth/coding/projects/user/oe-metadata/packages/tmp/staging/target/lib -Wl,-rpath-link,/home/kergoth/coding/projects/user/oe-metadata/packages/tmp/staging/usr/X11R6/lib -o sdpd  main.
22:51.38kergothmkdir .libs
22:51.40kergothccache arm-linux-gcc -Wall -g -O2 -Wl,-rpath-link -Wl,/home/kergoth/coding/projects/user/oe-metadata/packages/tmp/staging/target/lib -Wl,-rpath-link -Wl,/home/kergoth/coding/projects/user/oe-metadata/packages/tmp/staging/usr/X11R6/lib -o sdpd main.o request.o service.o cstate.o servicedb.o  -L/home/kergoth/coding/projects/user/oe-metadata/packages/tmp/staging/target/lib -L/home/kergoth/coding/projects/user/oe-metadata/packages/tmp/staging/usr/X1
22:51.48kergoth/usr/lib/libbluetooth.so: could not read symbols: Invalid operation
22:51.50kergothnote: no rpath on that line, yet its still picking up /usr/lib from somewhere :(
22:52.03trekeah. bluez.
22:53.13TheMasterMind1damn
22:53.22TheMasterMind1bought some webcams, but doesn't seem to be any linux support for em
22:53.23TheMasterMind1:\
22:53.35TheMasterMind1stupid z-star chipset
22:54.12kergothdamnit damnit damnit
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23:00.21W8TVIkergoth: cool about the thing almost working
23:01.00kergothah ha!
23:01.24W8TVIgot it?
23:01.35kergothwell, one of the problems
23:01.39kergoththeres still another one
23:01.40prpplaguebetter see a doctor and get a shot
23:01.40W8TVIcool
23:02.07W8TVIjust spent the last hour or so working on the roof
23:02.38kergothwoah
23:02.41kergothit fixed both problems
23:02.42kergothat once
23:02.52gb2kergoth touched the magic spot
23:02.57kergothyay
23:06.15kergothhey look, now it fails in a completely different way
23:06.17kergothfun fun
23:08.14ljpcool
23:08.57mickeylhmmm
23:08.57kergothhmmmm
23:09.19mickeylis it me or does the latest ipkg-build enforces to have a SOURCES field in the .control. bails out if you don't have it
23:09.39mickeyla warning would've been sufficient...
23:09.47TheMasterMind1with ipkg, its never you
23:09.57mickeylhehe, true that :)
23:10.19kergothwoo hoo!
23:10.21kergothbluez-sdp built!
23:10.30kergothyay for kicking libtool's ass
23:11.26kergothyep, sure shit
23:11.34kergothon occasion itd still add the libdir= from the .la
23:11.43kergothmy libdir-la.patch kiilled one instance of it, but not all
23:13.08kergothnow it adds the path that we found the .la in, but not the path the .la says it should be in
23:13.12kergothhackish, but works
23:20.41mickeylg'night
23:20.45kergothnight mickeyl
23:21.05kergothagian
23:21.06kergothagain
23:21.25pb_treke: LP_CONSOLE is write only, kernel messages.  There's no standard protocol for bidirectional console, unless you use PLIP.
23:22.01kergothheh. plip console. thatd be kinda cool
23:22.36pb_mickeyl|away: yes, ipkg-build insists on Source: now.  if you want to send a patch to add a --disable-sanity-checks option, feel free.
23:23.00kergothheh, i think we evilly just patch it out atm
23:23.21pb_heh
23:23.47pb_I'd have thought it should be easy for you to provide a source: header, actually.  You have all the source URLs on hand, right?
23:24.01kergothhow does Source: seperate multiple sources?
23:24.12kergothwe use remote sources, remote patches, local patches, ..
23:24.52ljpwhat if sources arent available?
23:25.04kergothif its gpl, you're in deep shit
23:25.04pb_ljp: then you lose.
23:25.06kergothheh
23:25.08kergoth:)
23:25.29kergothpb_: if you're going to use a Source header, you should probably have a License header as well
23:25.40pb_kergoth: it's just a list of urls.  I forget offhand how they're separated though.
23:25.54W8TVIoh the joys of making a totaly new build system
23:26.02ljpSource=not available
23:26.05kergothahhhh two simultanious glibc builds
23:26.05pb_kergoth: yep, not a bad idea
23:26.49pb_ljp: if the sources really aren't available, I guess you would just leave out the Source:.
23:28.18ljpis ipkg ever going to be made into a library?
23:28.26gb2Source: http://lame-site/binary-tarball.tar.gz
23:28.35pb_ljp: yes.  florian is working on that.
23:28.41ljpawesome
23:28.53kergothpb_: there an ML its being discussed on?
23:29.15pb_kergoth: dunno.  familiar-dev@ would be the place, but I don't know if it's actually being discussed there.
23:29.22kergothk
23:29.38kergothjust wondering, since OE needs some of the same things (e.g. the dependency digraph)
23:45.12CosmicPenguinI'm a big fan of Gentoo, but I wonder sometimes how good the packaging infrastructure is
23:45.30CosmicPenguinIn terms of people, that is
23:47.36ljpmmmmm espresso
23:52.49CosmicPenguinDammit - they replaced the fricking fstab
23:53.13trekehehe.
23:53.33trekewelcome to reason number 2 on why I don't still use gentoo :p
23:54.21W8TVIdamn jobs around here...
23:54.47W8TVIeather they want years of experince, or they pay minimum wage
23:55.09kergothapply anyway.
23:55.36trekewhat's the worst they can do, not give you the job?
23:55.47kergothexactly. it cant hurt, and you never know.
23:55.52W8TVII have been... all year
23:56.04kergothmy first job in computing they asked for way more than i had, but i got the job
23:56.10W8TVIheh
23:56.19W8TVIno computer jobs...
23:56.21W8TVIhere
23:56.32W8TVII've been looking
23:56.35kergothheh, that sucks
23:56.39treke<kergoth> Man I wish digi hadn't given me that job
23:56.43kergothhehe
23:56.45W8TVIlol
23:57.08trekejus think, if you hadn't been at Digi, you wouldnt have spent your days bored off your ass
23:57.14kergothyeah
23:57.15kergothexactly
23:57.19kergothwouldnt be where i am now
23:57.21trekeand if you weren't bored off your ass you wouldnt have built OZ
23:57.27W8TVIthere was one computer job back 2 years ago, but it would have been for less money than I was makign at sams club and less hours
23:59.39TiteufCosmicPenguin : the main problem I can see with emerge under gentoo (and it's the same with almost all packages managers) is that dependencies may be broken when you update

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