01:14 <zenlunatic> /me just ordered a BNN

01:28 <zenlunatic> wonder if 32gb microsdhc was overkill

01:44 <kristianpaul> zenlunatic: congrats for the order ! :)

01:53 <unclouded> you'll find an awesome community here, zenlunatic

01:55 <zenlunatic> cool & thanks.

02:10 <pabs3> zenlunatic: how do you plan to use it?

02:13 <zenlunatic> audio player, getting more familiar with openwrt (brick-protection), transporting sensitive files (don't trust smartphone security)

02:26 <zenlunatic> attracting women if possible

02:28 <unclouded> depends if you want to attract the sort of women who love their men hunched over a tiny Linux laptop configuring MPD

02:29 <kristianpaul> You can show her pictures/comics on the nanonote

02:30 <kristianpaul> or ogv videos, from archive.org i there is really cool stuff there

02:30 <kristianpaul> :)

02:32 <zenlunatic> will i have to charge the battery before i use it?

02:33 <kristianpaul> if needed

02:36 <whitequark> mhm. how long will it play some ogg audio until the battery discharges?

02:38 <kristianpaul> 6 -7 hrs?

02:44 <zenlunatic> unclouded, you just gave me an idea involving MPD

02:49 <unclouded> what's the idea?

02:50 <kristianpaul> zenlunatic: about 32GB i dont rembber i think max tested was 16GB, xiangfu ?

02:51 <xiangfu> I didn't test them either. yes 16GB is ok.

02:52 <zenlunatic> oh thanks

03:21 <zenlunatic> will a sandisk microSDHC do?

03:21 <xiangfu> yes

03:35 <whitequark> kristianpaul: hm nice

03:42 <zenlunatic> spare batteries look like an option too

04:31 <Jay7> http://habrahabr.ru/blogs/iTablet/138495/

04:31 <Jay7> ingenic jz7440-based tablet

04:31 <Jay7> (in russian but with lot of photos)

04:32 <Jay7> http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/tablet-den-328/%5Breview%5D-ainol-novo-7-paladin-sub-%24150-ics-goodness-3556464.html

04:32 <Jay7> english review

04:34 <Jay7> oh, I'm wrong, jz4770-based

04:41 <rz2k> still cant believe that they sell that for $100

04:42 <rz2k> mips really is SO cheap?

04:50 <xiangfu> rz2k, you can buy some device like that in China with even low price. :)

04:54 <xiangfu> https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/KljTlPutv5qX2VfoRR8ddNMTjNZETYmyPJy0liipFm0?feat=embedwebsite :)

05:57 <unclouded> Is the mpd package ( version 0.16.1-1 of mpd) working properly in the latest image? I kept telling mpd to update it's database but it finds nothing. there are 119 oggs in /srv/music but it finds none. There were no errors in the log even when set to verbose. When I built the mpd package from openwrt-xburst it built version 0.16.5-2 of mpd in an mpd-mini package and that works fine with the same mpd.conf ( apart from req

05:57 <unclouded> uiring OSS instead of ALSA - I probably built it badly). Is there magic I need in order to get the stock mpd package to work?

06:54 <xiangfu> unclouded, the mpd works with WAV files.

06:54 <xiangfu> don't know why it not recognize the OGG files

07:00 <unclouded> strange. where has the mpd-mini package that I built have come from? direct from openwrt?

07:01 <unclouded> ( I'm using the openwrt-xburst build environment as documented on the Qi wiki)

07:26 <wolfspraul> blist

07:26 <wolfspraul> oops :-)

09:42 <unclouded> is the /etc/asound.conf that sets up softvol supposed to be included by default in the latest image? I don't see it in 2011-11-13 ( the latest?), which means I can only choose between loud and really loud without finding out that this file is required and going an creating it

09:43 <xiangfu> unclouded, not yet. I think it broken the MIC stuff when I test them.

09:46 <unclouded> ah sorry, I didn't realise. necessary to get mpd to play music without distorting though. I can feel a "getting mpd to work" wiki page coming on

11:43 <jivs> finally got guile 2 working with qi build in openwrt

11:43 <jivs> xiangfu, i need to update libunistring makefile and also need to submit guile 2 makefile

11:48 <xiangfu> jivs, great.

11:50 <jivs> just created account on qi-hardware project site

11:51 <xiangfu> jivs, ok. I will add you to openwrt-package.

11:51 <jivs> It was actually libiconv-full which was stopping us from guile 2 to run on ben

11:52 <jivs> i am writing a blpg post on this today, will share here when ready

11:52 <jivs> thanks

11:53 <xiangfu> jivs, what is your username on projects.qi-hardware.com

11:54 <jivs> jnbagale

11:54 <xiangfu> done.

11:54 <jivs> ta

12:00 <jivs> is it ssh-rsa or ssh-rda key which needs to be added to the profile?

12:10 <xiangfu> jivs, yes. for commit

12:11 <jivs> ok

12:45 <jivs> xiangfu, Can i use the same account to update qipackages git?

12:45 <jivs> need to update libunistring there and also add guile2

12:51 <xiangfu> jivs, you already added to openwrt-package. so you can modify all the files under http://projects.qi-hardware.com/index.php/p/openwrt-packages/source/tree/master/

12:51 <xiangfu> jivs, :)

12:52 <jivs> okay great, ta

12:54 <jivs> i was not sure how the qi-packages work in terms of git

12:54 <jivs> as qi-packages come from a separate git link via feeds.conf

12:55 <xiangfu> 1. you needs commit to openwrt-package.

12:55 <xiangfu> 2. ./scripts/feeds update -a && ./scripts/feeds install -a

12:56 <xiangfu> you will see the modify.

12:56 <xiangfu> jivs, for long term run. you better change the qipackage to src-link

12:56 <xiangfu> then you don't need keep 2 copy openwrt-packages

13:01 <jivs> sorry, I didn't get how you keep src-link

13:03 <xiangfu> jivs, checkout: http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/devel/feeds

13:04 <jivs> ok, it is same as the feeds.conf.default isn't it?

13:07 <xiangfu> if there is no 'feeds.conf' openwrt will use feeds.conf.default

14:10 <qi-bot> [commit] Jiva Nath Bagale: guile 2 Makefile, libunistring updated (master) http://qi-hw.com/p/openwrt-packages/7addc31

16:43 <Artyom> kristianpaul: hello

16:43 <Artyom> I've made some changes to my namuru port

16:44 <Artyom> Now there are 4 correlator channels. That is all that I could put in the FPGA that I use

16:45 <Artyom> But it's enough to make a simple GPS receiver.

16:46 <kristianpaul> yeah i noticed your commits

16:47 <kristianpaul> Artyom: btw you lowered threshold a bit

16:48 <Artyom> lowered? I thought I raised it.

16:48 <Artyom> But this threshold worked fine with real GPS signal. From space not from imitator

16:49 <kristianpaul> ah raise, well may be i did the diff wrong way ;)

16:51 <kristianpaul> must go lunch, back in some minutes..

16:52 <Artyom> bon appetit :)

17:40 <kristianpaul> back

21:27 <zenlunatic> does the BNN detect two-button presses, like C-q for emacs

21:31 <larsc> zenlunatic: yes

21:48 <zenlunatic> cool

22:13 <DocScrutinizer> grrr, I hate it when they sew in the RFID chips to my clothes, barely camouflaged as a fabric label

22:16 <jonand_> DocScrutinizer: how else could we keep track of you? :)

22:21 <larsc> jonand_: with the rfid chips injected under his skin?

22:44 <whitequark> DocScrutinizer: I once thought about attaching RFID chips to my socks

22:44 <whitequark> you know, to keep track of pairs