<kyak>
unclouded: hi! does sound in freedroid also work for you?
<unclouded>
kyak: haven't tried enabling swap to try it yet.  strange as I thought SDL was supposed to stream music so I don't know why it needs so much memory
<unclouded>
but all the other sounds work.  only the title music doesn't
<kyak>
hm, all the other sound didn't work for me before..
<kyak>
but ok, right now it seems to work.. just needs someone else to confirm :)
<mth>
SDL can stream audio, but it's up to the app to load the audio in small parts instead of loading the entire file into memory
<unclouded>
mth: so Mix_LoadMUS won't cut it then?
<mth>
that's from SDL_Mixer, not SDL itself; I'm not familiar with that lib
<mth>
"load" suggests it loads everything into memory, but check the API docs to be sure
<bartbes>
mth: well, it's missing some scripts, the program itself runs
<xiangfu>
bartbes: Hi. if there is some errors when compile. I will just mark it as BROKEN.
<xiangfu>
bartbes: now I am compiling it again.
<bartbes>
thanks!
<xiangfu>
bartbes: it give me "openwrt-xburst/staging_dir/target-mipsel_uClibc-0.9.30.1/usr/include/alsa/mixer.h:201: error: comma at end of enumerator list"
<bartbes>
but.. that'd seem to be an error in one of the libs?
<bartbes>
spotted the error in the header
<bartbes>
checks the alsa package
<larsc>
its a feature of newer gcc versions to complain about such "errors" in strict c99 mode
<bartbes>
;)
<bartbes>
it's not a bug it's a feature
<bartbes>
as always
<larsc>
oh wait, it's c89
<larsc>
in c99 it is valid
<bartbes>
nice
<bartbes>
but then
<larsc>
maybe CFLAGS+=-std=gnu99 would work
<bartbes>
I guess it's a simple compile-time option
<bartbes>
yeah, that
<xiangfu>
larsc: I will try to add it and compile again :)
<xiangfu>
recompiling scummvm now.
<larsc>
hm... scummvm seems to be written in cpp
<bartbes>
oh that
<bartbes>
if you do find a solution
<bartbes>
please tell me
<bartbes>
because I needed --std=gnu99 in a c++ app as well (lua's lnum)
<larsc>
well, we could patch scummvms configure to not append -pedantic to its CXXFLAGS
<larsc>
hm, calling configure with --disable-Werror should work aswell
<kristianpaul>
yeah  too soon for to arrange VISA, tickets adn try to go to lekernel workshop :(
<lekernel>
huh?
<kristianpaul>
larsc: oh, i just discover this event last year :)
<lekernel>
how long does it take you to get a visa?
<kristianpaul>
in varies
<kristianpaul>
s/in/it
<kristianpaul>
3 weeks orless
<lekernel>
lol
<lekernel>
it's in fucking december
<lekernel>
you have plenty of time for your visa
<kristianpaul>
well yes, i need the money first ;)
<kristianpaul>
also tickets, acomodation...
<tuxbrain_mobile>
hey what where the magic words to redirect pages on the wiki?
<larsc>
#redirect
<larsc>
#redirect [[other page]]
<lekernel>
kristianpaul, as in every travel
<sdschulze>
Hi -- are those USB gender changers you can buy only pieces of plugs and wire or do they really have two controllers inside?!
<kristianpaul>
lekernel: sure :)
<kristianpaul>
i just complain more that the ususal :)
<sdschulze>
In other words, shouldn't it be possible to "tunnel" USB host traffic over a USB device, which itself acts as a host towards the actual device (like the NIC)?
<nebajoth>
theory sounds good
<nebajoth>
but I doubt the gender changes have controllers inside
<nebajoth>
citation needed
<sdschulze>
They're actually too cheap for this. :)
<sdschulze>
And it would require Linux driver support.
<sdschulze>
If someone already wrote a kind of driver for this, we would be a step further.
<sdschulze>
imagines two AVRs, both acting as hosts and talking to each other via a UART or something.
<sdschulze>
Do you have an idea how the USB host controller is implemented in the development board?
<sdschulze>
Hm, there is a double arrow to the USB host.
<sdschulze>
Does this mean "outside" the chip?
<viric>
Hmmm what means that UBIFS says "scrubbed PEB 383 (LEB 0:381), data moved to PEB 1634
<viric>
Anything wrong with the flash?
<viric>
larsc: how can I, then, make the uImage for the kernel 2.6.34 in qi-hardware? Do I have to put the load addresses and all that by hand? What do you (kernel developers) use to build those, a not-public script?
<viric>
larsc: I don't find the mkimage parameters trivial :)
<viric>
larsc: and even less trivial those of zImage
<wolfspraul>
he lives in Buenos Aires and speaks Spanish :-)
<andres_calderon>
nice, Werner is  online? is OK to speak Spanish in this channel?
<wolfspraul>
of course why not in Spanish?
<wolfspraul>
I don't know whether he is online
<wolfspraul>
but he will definitely see it later
<andres_calderon>
for consistency in the historical record...
<andres_calderon>
We need a "Lars" for LM32 :)
<wpwrak>
he's online and speaks spanish so-so but writes it really poorly :)
<wolfspraul>
ok maybe I oversell you :-)
<andres_calderon>
I think I can help to support  the kernel. But I prefer to work in HDL.
<wolfspraul>
wpwrak: Andres is the guy behind the Xue camera, a camera around the Milkymist SoC
<wolfspraul>
he tried to do it entirely in KiCad (schematics + layout)
<wpwrak>
wolfspraul: btw, you'll like this: ti also have a 2.45 GHz compliance-with-regulations document ;-)
<andres_calderon>
hi Werner, como está, mi ingles es bastante malo..
<wpwrak>
andres_calderon: and, how did things go with kicad ?
<roh>
i wonder whats the documentation/foss situation with the wilink wifi from ti (used in n900 and so)
<wpwrak>
andres_calderon: quizas la solucion seria que vos escribis en castellano y yo en ingles :)
<wpwrak>
roh: "this product is for high-volume customers [...]", something in that sense
<wpwrak>
roh: or, "go away, plebs !" :)
<andres_calderon>
I am just learning to use kicad. I am a "Orcad man"
<andres_calderon>
Bien Werner
<wpwrak>
andres_calderon: kicad still misses lots of things, but some people have succeeded to do complex projects with it
<wpwrak>
s/misses/lacks/
<roh>
wpwrak i see.. too bad. their drivers seem to work properly ;)
<roh>
WL1251
<andres_calderon>
wpwrak el hecho de que todo es un archivo de texto es muy útil, eso me gusta..
<wpwrak>
andres_calderon: yes ! and my scripts ! :)
<andres_calderon>
wpwrak hay uno monton de problemas de usabilidad.... pero poder usar script da mucho poder
<andres_calderon>
wpwrak solo he escrito un par de scripts en python, ahora puedo generar componentes a partir de archivos de Xilinx y de archivos de simulación IBIS
<andres_calderon>
wpwrak i am using the fped, is very interesting.
<wpwrak>
sorry ... a bit of an interruption ... visitor ...
<wolfspraul>
emeb|mac: hey, early rise? :-)
<wolfspraul>
it's a good coincidence, Andres Calderon the founder of the Xue project is also here - andres_calderon