<xiangfu> C-Keen: Hi, is your nanonote work again?
<tuxbrain> kyak xiangfu: building image following   http://en.qi-hardware.com/wiki/Building_Software_Image fails on gtkhtml
<tuxbrain> checking for GTKHTML... configure: error: Package requirements (gtk+-2.0 >= 2.16.0 enchant gconf-2.0 iso-codes) were not met:
<tuxbrain> No package 'enchant' found
<tuxbrain> No package 'iso-codes' found
<tuxbrain> n -s data/qi_lb60/files 00:24
<tuxbrain> doesn't work, there is no "data" dir in openwrt-xburst
<tuxbrain> kyak xiangfu: building image following http://en.qi-hardware.com/wiki/Building_Software_Image fails on gtkhtml
<tuxbrain> checking for GTKHTML... configure: error: Package requirements (gtk+-2.0 >= 2.16.0 enchant gconf-2.0 iso-codes) were not met: 07:26
<tuxbrain> No package 'enchant' found 07:26
<tuxbrain> No package 'iso-codes' found 07:26
<kyak> tuxbrain: seems that you are not using the latest openwrt feeds
<kyak> i remember this error, it had been fixed
<kyak> tuxbrain: edit your feeds.conf and drop the trailing "@..."
<kyak> this way you will use the latest fedes rather then stick some specific svn revision
<kyak> you are using @25513
<kyak> and this bug was fixed in @25949 :)
<kyak> (don't forget to run make package/symlinks after that)
<xMff> kyak: hi, any outstanding issues with the migration to trunk?
<kyak> xMff: oh, hi! i've sent an e-mail to ML here:
<kyak> basically, it's not so bad at all
<kyak> most apps build and run fine
<xMff> ah the binutils and ncruses tickets
<xMff> I'll check them later today
<kyak> yep
<kyak> there is also 9047 ticket
<kyak> but it is related to backfire
<xMff> did you test the last patch in #9048 ?
<kyak> yeah, i was the anonymous proposer :)
<xMff> ah
<tuxbrain> xiangfu then what should had to be changed in http://en.qi-hardware.com/wiki/Building_Software_Image? due I'm making a fresh git checkout
<xMff> kyak: I committed #9044 and #9048
<kyak> xMff: thanks!
<xiangfu> tuxbrain: we have move the  'data/'  folder to one package.
<xiangfu> tuxbrain: I will update the wiki page now.
<kyak> xMff: while you are here, i wanted to mention one more thing:
<kyak> $ ./staging_dir/target-mipsel_uClibc-0.9.32/usr/bin/perl -e "print join(' ', @INC)"
<kyak> /usr/local/lib/perl5/5.10.0/i686-linux /usr/local/lib/perl5/5.10.0 /usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.10.0/i686-linux /usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.10.0 .
<kyak> xMff: don't you think it's weird?
<xMff> kyak: I never actually built perl on openwrt yet but I think its config.pm must be patched
<kyak> it's causing compilation problems for packages that find perl in stagind_dir
<kyak> cause perl is not able to find it's own modules
<kyak> for exmaple, if i build plplot, then perl, it's OK. But if i build perl, then plplot, then plplot fails to build :)
<xMff> I see
<kyak> i tried to have a look, but there was no fast solution. Then i marked plplot as BROKEN :)
<xMff> I think the perl binary sources its @INC from config.pm
<kyak> yeah, and config.pm is generated at build time..
<xMff> I think the generated one is not even used
<xMff> but the system wide one
<kyak> in feeds/packages/lang/perl/perlmod.mk, there is PERL_LIB := $(STAGING_DIR)/usr/lib/perl5/5.10. It is later passed to configure
<kyak> so it's really weird
<kyak> that it is missed at some point later
<xiangfu> tuxbrain: I will split them to two parts. 1. build release image. 2. build last git commit
<xMff> kyak: can you locate the config.pm in your staging_dir qand upload it?
<kyak> staging_dir/target-mipsel_uClibc-0.9.32/usr/lib/perl5/5.10/Config.pm is at http://dpaste.com/523410/
<xMff> ok
<xMff> now please try this:
<xMff> PERL5LIB=staging_dir/target-mipsel_uClibc-0.9.32/usr/lib/perl5/5.10/ ./staging_dir/target-mipsel_uClibc-0.9.32/usr/bin/perl -e "print join(' ', @INC)"
<kyak> the stagind_dir is prepended to @INC
<kyak> (btw, this is the hack used by xiangfu to build plplot :)
<xMff> I think we should put a wrapper perl in staging_dir
<kyak> sounds goof
<kyak> *good
<xMff> you said it prepended @INC, so there still was /usr/local stuff in it?
<kyak> yep
<xMff> can you run strings on the binary and see if those paths are coded in?
<kyak> yep
<kyak> hardcoded :)
<xMff> ok
<xMff> so we have to trac that down
<xMff> +k
<kyak> have to go now.. see you later!
<xMff> bye
<xiangfu> tuxbrain: ^
<tuxbrain> thanks xianfu, I will test procedures once the build I runing right now (wich I guess is a mixture of both :P) finish :), I need a full toolchain with qt, if the mixture brings it to me I will be fine :)
<viric> ah great news
<kristianpaul> Jay7: Can you request the hardware HDL part?
<kristianpaul> i mean RTL source code
<kristianpaul> i'll do too
<Jay7> It's not my project :)
<kristianpaul> and wait for replly
<kristianpaul> yes no mather
<kristianpaul> ask/push !
<kristianpaul> ask/push !!! :-)
<B_Lizzard> Are you Mr. Stevens?
<B_Lizzard> Head of Catering
<mstevens> not me
<wpwrak> B_Lizzard: the one with a business proposal involving a large money transfer ? :)
<B_Lizzard> Oh come on, classic Eddie Izzard
<mstevens> Yes, I propose you transfer me all your money.
<mstevens> B_Lizzard: I am not familiar with the gentleman's work.
<B_Lizzard> I have 200 euro in the bank
<wpwrak> B_Lizzard: let's find out by how much they let you overdraw our account ;-)
<B_Lizzard> :D
<wpwrak> B_Lizzard: heh, cute :)
<B_Lizzard> :)
<tuxbrain> damn it, I have not remove the /CONFIG_ALL=y option ... I'm building the whole repo , the good thing is that if successful builds I will ha a damn complete toolchain with all libs aviable on openwrt :P
<tuxbrain> is building since 7:00AM now is 16:00
<jow_laptop> tuxbrain: you can just abort, disable config_all and continue
<tuxbrain> yeah I can but... I love to see my machine working :P, and I'm courious how much space the FULL toolchain will arrive.
<tuxbrain> after if finish I will do a "just image build" and compare
<tuxbrain> yes I need new glasses, xMff I can be a real PITA isn't it? any advance on avr tools ported to openwrt you experience any problem?
<viric> lars_: 2.6.36 is the only vanilla kernel that runs on the nanonote? Do .37 and .38 work as is?
<lars_> .37 does
<lars_> .38 does not
<viric> ok
<viric> lars_: can you point me to some document that talks about 'the hardware has a problem that makes suspend-to-ram fail after some time suspended'
<lars_> not really, afaic it was only discussed here
<viric> mh
<viric> and what does it require to become 'sure' it is a hardware problem?
<lars_> a hw fix
<viric> :)
<viric> How have been the attempts to fix it, to decide 'it's a hardware problem'?
<lars_> i don't think so.
<lars_> we can work around it in sw, by wakeing it up with the rtc clock from time to time
<viric> I was told here you (and some other people here) think it is a hardware problem
<viric> What happens with that rtc clock?
<lars_> i assume, that it is a hardware problem, because it doesn't occur on other jz4740 based devices.
<lars_> the rtc clock would wake up the device
<viric> isn't the rtc clock in the jz4740?
<lars_> hm?
<viric> hm
<lars_> yes
<lars_> but you'd wake up the device before the problem occurs
<viric> you mean a problem of the jz4740 in the nanonote, or a problem out of the jz4740?
<lars_> after two hours
<lars_> i guess it's a problem of the nanonote circuit
<viric> but noone found out what problem still
<wpwrak> do we know if the work-around eliminates the problem reliably ? or are there unintended side-effects ?
<lars_> i'm not sure if anybody tested it yet extensivly
<viric> What I tested was to suspend
<viric> wait some hours, and try to wake it up
<viric> and it was *off*
<viric> I had to power it up as if it was off.
<viric> Is this the behaviour you saw?
<viric> it did not look hanged. I expected to find it hanged
<lars_> why?
<viric> I've no idea. I imagined that :)
<viric> here people simply said 'it does not work'
<kristianpaul> old gps-receivers (1990) we're prety valuable for hacking
<kristianpaul> surelly the equivalent to a computer with ISA slots and GPIO board, vga board, processor board..
<LunaVorax_mini> Hi all !
<LunaVorax_mini> Is anyone available ?
<wpwrak> ... asked the sailor upon entering madam's parlour :)
<kristianpaul> hi
<tuxbrain> wpwrak: you are a poet :P
<tuxbrain> LunaVorax_mini: seems yes, what happens?
<LunaVorax_mini> Hey
<LunaVorax_mini> Sorry I was afk
<LunaVorax_mini> Ok so
<LunaVorax_mini> I'm lost with the wiki so I'm going to ask my question here
<LunaVorax_mini> Is a Ben Nanonote 2 is in the works ?
<kristianpaul> It depends how you see it
<kristianpaul> There are ongoing side projects around
<kristianpaul> Like avt2,but i dont know his status clearly
<LunaVorax_mini> kristianpaul, what ongoing project is the closest to the ben then ?