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1**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Apr 16 07:32:17 2002
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3--> Bagder (~daniel@as3-3-2.ras.s.bonet.se) has joined #rockbox
4--- Topic for #rockbox is Open Source Jukebox Firmware - http://bjorn.haxx.se/rockbox/
5--- Topic for #rockbox set by Zagor at Fri Apr 12 15:45:52
6--> adiamas (~adiamas@216.194.26.214) has joined #rockbox
7--> Zagor2 (~bjst@labb.contactor.se) has joined #rockbox
8--- Zagor2 is now known as Zagor
9--> Linus (~linus@labb.contactor.se) has joined #rockbox
10--- Bagder gives channel operator status to Zagor
11--- Bagder gives channel operator status to Linus
12<Bagder> $ mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/archos
13<Bagder> mount: /dev/sda1 is not a valid block device
14<Bagder> everything's the same as with my previous usb stuff
15<Bagder> I only added the EHCI module
16<Zagor> what does the kernel log look like when you plug in the device?
17<Bagder> hub.c: USB new device connect on bus1/4, assigned device number 2
18<Linus> Bagder: how is the Recorder formatted?
19<Linus> or rather partitioned?
20<Bagder> there's no difference
21<Bagder> it worked with my usb1.1
22<Linus> Have you tried /dev/hda?
23<Linus> And what sayeth your /proc filesystem?
24<Linus> I am a moron. Of course I mean /dev/sda.
25<Bagder> my /proc says a lot of course, any specifics?
26<Zagor> /proc/scsi/scsi
27<Linus> /proc/scsi/usb-storage or /proc/scsi/scsi
28<Bagder> hm
29<Bagder> $ cat /proc/scsi/scsi
30<Bagder> Segmentation fault
31<Zagor> ooh
32<Linus> Ouch!
33<Bagder> should I take away some of the other usb stuffs when I use ehci?
34<Zagor> i don't think that should be necessary
35<Bagder> this happened before too
36<Bagder> when I used the wrong usb module
37<Bagder> ohci
38<Zagor> although i use usb as modules, so i rarely have everything loaded at the same time
39<Bagder> well, since they must be modules I do too
40<Zagor> they must be?
41<Bagder> dunno for the new one though
42<Bagder> yes
43<Bagder> the other ones must be
44<Bagder> at least for the menu stuff to work
45<Zagor> i didn't know that
46<Zagor> try /proc/bus/usb/devices
47<Bagder> it might work to fiddle in the .config
48<Bagder> and what am I looking for in there?
49<Linus> Bagder: do you have a directory called /proc/scsi/usb-storage-*?
50<Zagor> the isd300
51<Bagder> Vendor=05ab ProdID=0060 ?
52<Zagor> yes
53<Linus> Bagder: are you sure that the usb-storage module is loaded?
54<Bagder> no
55<Linus> Check.
56<Zagor> :)
57<Bagder> so I need two modules?
58<Zagor> the usb driver and usb-storage, yse
59<Zagor> yes
60<Bagder> didn't need that before...
61<Zagor> in that case it was compiled-in
62<Linus> Yes you did.
63<Bagder> oh
64<Bagder> I have that one built-in
65<Zagor> hmm
66<Linus> Sounds strange. You could try to have usb-storage as a module instead
67<Bagder> yeps
68<Bagder> reboot pending
69<Bagder> I did in fact try it under windows yesterday ;-)
70* Bagder hides
71<Linus> *slap* (misses)
72<Zagor> looser
73<Bagder> I also tried to setup "internet sharing" in win98
74<Linus> HAHAHA!
75<Bagder> but failed to miserable I felt pain
76<Bagder> so miserably even
77<Zagor> you really are gullible... :)
78<Bagder> it is *supposed* to work
79<Linus> It does. But you have to know the secret handshake
80<Bagder> it of course ended up with me having *three* cards defined and none of them were having my correct IP addresses
81<Bagder> *g*
82<Bagder> so it took 20 minutes to clean it all up again and get back to where I started ;-)
83<Bagder> ... then I rebooted back to Linux
84<Bagder> phew
85<Bagder> reboot
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88--> Bagder (~daniel@as3-3-2.ras.s.bonet.se) has joined #rockbox
89--- Topic for #rockbox is Open Source Jukebox Firmware - http://bjorn.haxx.se/rockbox/
90--- Topic for #rockbox set by Zagor at Fri Apr 12 15:45:52
91<Linus> Thanks!
92<wavey> i bet the archos guys themselves are impressed at that
93<Bagder> they should be at least
94<wavey> wait until they see our screen savers :)
95<Linus> I suspect that the Archos guys also used the serial port for debugging
96<Zagor> I'm curious if anyone at Archos has heard about our project yet
97<Bagder> right, I added the drawline function the other day
98<Zagor> Bagder: how's the menu ideas coming along?
99<wavey> Zagor: maybe. but they don't seem overly responsive for fixes or ideas from the public - so maybe they just don't give a shit?
100<Bagder> Zagor: not much there yet
101<wavey> my mate has the 1.26 rom, i'd like to know what changes went in
102<wavey> the lists don't seem to indicate much changed
103<Bagder> I'd like to see an API for reading keys
104<Linus> Write one
105<Bagder> then I can fake both input and display in the simulator
106<Bagder> and produce something to try a menu system on
107<Linus> Write one
108<Bagder> I know I should
109<Bagder> again
110<Bagder> I need to take Alan code
111<Bagder> and Gary code
112<Bagder> and unity them
113<Bagder> unite even
114<Linus> Merge on. You have my full support. :-)
115<Bagder> thanks, there's only the time issue left then ;-)
116<Linus> Caffeine does wonders with time
117<Bagder> hahaha
118<Zagor> oh, you're not doing anything useful anyway ;)
119<Linus> "Charging batteries" (internal joke)
120<Bagder> oh, how did you know? ;-)
121<Bagder> speaking of charging batteries, that's a man who we should "lure" in here to get started on some work :-)
122<Bagder> Kjell
123<Linus> That man can really do screensavers!
124<Bagder> hehe right
125<Bagder> we need a math library ;-)
126<Bagder> Alan would love that!
127* Bagder giggles
128
129* Linus is having a Monty Python deja-vu
130<Zagor> i was living in a cardboard box in the middle of the road
131<Zagor> every morning we had to get up and lick the road clean
132<Bagder> luxury!
133<Linus> You were fortunate!
134<Bagder> is there any way we can wait for a key input without just while()ing in a read?
135<Bagder> I mean there's no irq or something?
136<Zagor> i don't think so
137<Zagor> nope
138<Bagder> ok
139<Zagor> PA[12-15] and PB[12-15] can trigger interrupts, but none of them are connected to a key
140<Bagder> Alan's key.h file sure is confusing to me
141<Bagder> well, perhaps not
142<Bagder> but quite not what I want
143<Zagor> uhhh, not a pretty sight
144<Bagder> Gary's is more in my line of thinking
145<wavey> anyone familiar with cygwin's setup process? how do i find out how to get a copy of /usr/share/dict?
146<wavey> bah
147<Zagor> i've never used cygwin
148<wavey> perhaps i'll reboot into linux
149<Bagder> I'll give ya a URL if you want
150<wavey> please
151<Bagder> I mean, the raw file
152<wavey> ah, i can get that myself thanks anyhow
153<Bagder> ok
154<wavey> just wanted to get the proper cygwin version
155<wavey> you know how interdependent these things can be
156<wavey> you guys redhat or debian users/
157<Zagor> both :)
158<wavey> ok
159<wavey> i love debian
160<wavey> to death
161* Bagder has a redhat 6 something, patched beyond recognition
162<Zagor> i'm a long-time redhat user and a recent debian convert
163<wavey> i remember installing slackware using 20+ floppies
164<wavey> those were the days
165<Zagor> hehe
166<wavey> 386
167<wavey> 16 MB ram
168<wavey> and my system kicked ass :)
169<Zagor> which kernel version was that?
170<wavey> wow
171<wavey> that's going back some
172<wavey> about a year before 2.0
173* Bagder got the 0.01 kernel on a CD with a book he bought recently
174<Zagor> empty cd...
175<Bagder> well, there were other kernel releases too ;-)
176<Zagor> ah
177<Bagder> "Linux core kernel code commentary"
178<Bagder> nice reading before falling asleep at night ;-)
179<Zagor> that's cheating!
180<wavey> the oreilly kernel book is very good
181<Bagder> I got that one too
182<Bagder> device drivers volume 2
183* Zagor has a bloody zoo in the bookshelf
184<wavey> heh yeah
185<wavey> luckily they expense books at my current company
186<wavey> i bought 40 over the last couple years
187<Zagor> yeah, same here
188<wavey> i stroke my bookshelf at night
189<Zagor> hehe
190<Bagder> hahaha
191<wavey> my fiancee is getting jealous
192<wavey> is the device drivers book worth getting?
193* Bagder 's wife fainted when she saw the "kernel commentary" book ;-)
194<wavey> i was tempted
195<Bagder> "what *is* that!" ;-)
196<Linus> The device drivers book is a must
197* wavey makes mental note
198<Bagder> do we have any good pictures of a player and a recorder taken on the keys/lcd ?
199<Bagder> ah http://bjorn.haxx.se/rockbox/internals/archos1.jpg is a good one on the player
200<Bagder> we have no good ones of the recorder though
201<Zagor> i can take some
202<Bagder> I'd like a web page with two frontal pics next to each other
203<Bagder> player/recorder
204<Bagder> makes it more clear to people (and me) how much they differ
205* Bagder thinks ui/input stuff
206<Zagor> ok
207* Linus is starving
208<Zagor> preferrably with the displays lit
209<Zagor> off to lunch
210<Bagder> yes
211<Linus> Lunch!!!
212<Bagder> food
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