<deasy>
mateobur, it's with the original uboot from the nand?
<mateobur>
yes
<mateobur>
it stopped working
<mateobur>
second day of use
<woprr>
got network back using the olimex A20 micro debian card fex, hid_sunplus working too
<woprr>
now fixing (hdmi-)sound
<woprr>
got console on hdmi too
<deasy>
mateobur, :/ bad bad hope it not happens here
<deasy>
mateobur, contact where you have buy it
<mateobur>
I tried LiveSuit, but nothing
<woprr>
thats the reason I bought without built in nand flash, a sata SSD lasted only a year here
<deasy>
hmm woprr you say it for mateobur ?
<woprr>
but maybe uboot sdram config error
<woprr>
pardon?
<deasy>
if he have not touch it it can't be...
* woprr
gets back to work
<deasy>
woprr, use your warranty for a normal use
<deasy>
it's a deffect unit
<deasy>
or you write lot of little file
<deasy>
dev?
<hno>
SDRAM is not NAND. It is the RAM.
<woprr>
deasy, I don't know which warranty law applies, cubieboard is chinese, and there are different warranty laws for consumers and practionieers...
<deasy>
i talk about your ssd
<deasy>
i have buy mine in Germany
<woprr>
and those are all evaluation board, so consumer warranty may not apply
<hno>
mateobur, try if it works to livesuit without the UART cable attached.
<woprr>
deasy, I've got a full refund from OCZ ;-)
<deasy>
LOL okay in understand
<deasy>
SSD ocz are crap
<deasy>
i*
<woprr>
...after "analyzing" their SMART support, etc in their forums ^^
<deasy>
some have almost 50% of return
<woprr>
well SSD is a chip memory experienced, WD is not...
<woprr>
-SSD +OCZ
<woprr>
anyway, must fix audio now, bb later or tomorrow
<deasy>
crucial intel corsair or some sandisk are okay
<xtofury>
I ran this, it worked ok dd if=/dev/sde1 of=/dev/mmcblkX bs=512 count=2047
<xtofury>
there's sdb which appears the same as sde1, this is strange and confusing... when i did this sdb said unallocated...sde1 had a partition that occupied nearly the whole card... what gives?
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<arokux>
hi, any idea who Jussi Kivilinna is?
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<mnemoc>
arokux: jukivili
<arokux>
mnemoc, thx
<arokux>
jukivili, ping :)
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<Seppoz>
hi all
<wigyori>
morning
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<arokux>
hi Seppoz
<Seppoz>
hey :)
<Seppoz>
did you manage to get USB working?
<arokux>
Seppoz, no)
<Seppoz>
hmmm
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<jukivili>
arokux: hello... (too slow)
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<arokux1>
jukivili, still there?
<arokux1>
jukivili, I've commented on your patches
<jukivili>
hello
<arokux1>
jukivili, let's mainline ohci/echi support, I've done a lot for that already, but something is missing and it is not working yet.
<arokux1>
jukivili, if you are interested into looking into it, I could bring it into nice form and push to github or so
<jukivili>
I checked your patch, it looks ok (except the part that Hans commented). Will you make v2 of it?
<arokux1>
jukivili, yes, it will include more cleanups too.
<jukivili>
Ok, I'll rebase my patch set on your patch later
<arokux1>
jukivili, what about mainlining?
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<jukivili>
does ehci require dma?
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<arokux1>
jukivili, yes, I think, there is dma code
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<jukivili>
well.. I'm working on with musb/otg driver for sunxi now, and have other stuff wip too.. I don't think I have time to start working something new atm
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<arokux1>
jukivili, on mainlining of musb/otg you mean?
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<arokux1>
jukivili, (please use my name so I get pinged)
<zerodamage_>
anyone with 1-hand experience in lvds lcds for cubieboard?
<Seppoz>
zerodamage_: are you sure its lvds anyways
<jukivili>
arokux1: trying to get musb work with sunxi-3.4 tree
<arokux1>
jukivili, I see, I thought it was working already?
<zerodamage_>
Seppoz: yes it an chimei innolux N101BGE-L21
<zerodamage_>
Seppoz: have used it with an LVDS driver before
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<Seppoz>
no only ttl
<zerodamage_>
ok
<Seppoz>
and i havent even played with the ttl yet
<zerodamage_>
when i use the default fex, it shows mode 800x480 for fb1
<jukivili>
arokux1: I mean the musb driver in mainline that AW copy-pasted and mangled into their own OTG driver
<arokux1>
jukivili, I see. what you say is sounds like musb is not yet working in sunxi-3.4. in what version it has worked then?
<jukivili>
arokux1: adding sunxi support to mainline musb would allow otg support to be later added to mainline
<arokux1>
jukivili, ah, you want to *adjust* the mainline 3.4 musb, so that it supports sunxi hardware too?
<jukivili>
arokux1: yes :)
<arokux1>
jukivili, ok, I see. why not adding it to mainline 3.11?
<wigyori>
arokux1: for yesterday's question about the dmesg, i've tried a couple things to no luck, and written it down at http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/olimex/a13-olinuxino#dmesg . do you have a minute to take a look at it, to see if i'm screwing up something obvious?
<zerodamage_>
Seppoz: ok, adding my resolution is what f*** it up
<zerodamage_>
Seppoz: ie causes it to reboot forever
<Seppoz>
which resolution did you add
<zerodamage_>
1366x768 to script.fex
<Seppoz>
oh i see
<Seppoz>
maybt they dont set the framebuffer correct
<Seppoz>
i meant he kernel
<arokux1>
jukivili, ok, so I'll continue to work on usb1 and 2 on my own then. I'll report my work to the list, so that we don't get into conflicts.
<zerodamage_>
quite possible i guess
<zerodamage_>
maybe i can find an 800x480 lvds screen i my stash, and try that instead
<jukivili>
arokux1: ok.. I actually had made those patches months ago, just didn't send them off back then
<arokux1>
jukivili, yes, it's a pity, I've seen it on you github today. so you should also post something as soon as it's done :)
<Seppoz>
zerodamage_ : what happens if you set your resolution?
<zerodamage_>
Seppoz: with fbset?
<Seppoz>
no in script.bin
<Seppoz>
i doubt you can use fbset with this cpu
<arokux1>
jukivili, I'm thinking, taking into account you work on musb, maybe it'd be the best for me to take care of your hci patches. i.e. put them on top of mine and submit everything in one series.
<zerodamage_>
it boots ok, with a different resolution under lcd0_para, but it does not change /deb/fb1
<zerodamage_>
always reported as 800x480
<Seppoz>
hmm
<Seppoz>
and you sure your doing the script.bin stuff right?
<zerodamage_>
i have fex2bin and back to make sure it is actually done, and it does change behavior if i for example change the disp_mode from hdmi to lcd
<zerodamage_>
but the frame buffer does not follow the script.bin, maybe my kernel is too old or has a wrong boot line?
<Seppoz>
which one are you using?
<zerodamage_>
uname -r 3.0.76
<Seppoz>
try modifying the driver in video/sunxi/lcd/lcd_panel_cf.c
<Seppoz>
maybt its not using the config
<zerodamage_>
then i have to rebuild kernel from scratch?
<Seppoz>
ye
<arokux1>
wigyori, I do not know much. but why are you using old u-boot with mripards tree? if you want to boot a feature full kernel you'd better get sunxi-3.4? (consider this info could be wrong)
<Seppoz>
zerodamage_: there are certain configs in this file, no idea how they are beeing used
<Seppoz>
i mean the folder
<wigyori>
arokux1: i'm rather into getting mainline up and running, and not necessarily a full-featured kernel
<arokux1>
wigyori, I see, then go for new uboot too.
<zerodamage_>
Seppoz: yes i have seen them, but did believe it loaded preferentialy from script.bin, maybe it only works for some because the resolution already matches....
<wigyori>
arokux1: old u-boot? 2013.07-rc1 counts as old?
<Seppoz>
-j is not only the number of cores but the number of processes used
<zerodamage_>
surely today this the way it functions
<arokux1>
Seppoz, -j is only the number of processes created.
<Seppoz>
ye
<arokux1>
mnemoc, if DEBUG_LL is on all the messages get duplicated?
<zerodamage_>
i will go do manual work outside now, maybe I will have the guts to do the kernel later
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<arokux1>
zerodamage_, what do you mean?
<arokux1>
Seppoz, which motherboard are you using?
<zerodamage_>
building kernels has been a bad experience for me, and this lcd buisness is draining my life-force, so i will go work on our boat outside
<zerodamage_>
thanks for all the tips and cya later
<Seppoz>
arokux1: i cant really remeber, want me to find out
<arokux1>
zerodamage_, ;) consider this process as fun
<arokux1>
Seppoz, no
<Seppoz>
ok
<zerodamage_>
sudo halt zerodamage
<wigyori>
sudo make sandwich ;p
<Seppoz>
sudo go shopping
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<n01>
zerodamage_: worst password ever :)
<Seppoz>
would be fun if wifes name is sudo xD
<Turl>
morning
<arokux1>
Turl, hi
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<arokux1>
Turl, I just want to remember that we wanted to clarify what "reset" means in clock context. mturquette was supposed to provide us a clue
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<Turl>
arokux1: yes (was that a question?)
<arokux1>
Turl, no, just a reminder and pinging of mturquette :)
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<arokux1>
is any of you aware of some hardware upgrade subscription service? i.e. to upgrade hardware regularly for some fee.
<Turl>
arokux1: some US carriers are starting to do that
<Seppoz>
adrian: you might as well just set it in uboot
<Seppoz>
adrian: and remove the new setting from the kernel
<Seppoz>
maybe it survives reinit from the kernel
<adrian>
int that file i have __setup("mac_addr=", set_mac_addr);
<tat>
hello i have a the device listed under http://linux-sunxi.org/A13B, mine has an additional cammera but i guess it is the more or les the same, i need the FTDI driver for that device, my kernel version is Linux version 3.0.8+ (root@tom-desktop), unfortunately there is no /proc/config.gz , so i wan't to try to just compile a module with a common config and see if it loads, what kerenl source would be best to use ?
<adrian>
mac_addr i used in the uEnv to set mac address
<tat>
ah don't forget: it is an android kernel
<Seppoz>
adrian: you need to pass mac_addr= as kernela rgument
<adrian>
i think there is a problem with the argument passing to the kernel
<adrian>
if i use like this bootargs 'console=ttyS0,115200 root=/dev/nfs nfsroot=${serverip}:/home/nfs/arch ip=${ipaddr}:${serverip}:${gatewayip}:${netmask}::eth0'
<adrian>
is not working
<adrian>
but if i use like this bootargs 'console=ttyS0,115200 root=/dev/nfs nfsroot=${serverip}:/home/nfs/arch mac_addr=${ethaddr} ip=10.0.0.133:10.0.0.109::255.255.255.0::eth0:::'
<adrian>
the network is configured
<arokux1>
adrian, so the variable are not expanded correctly?
<adrian>
also if i set the mac_addr=${ethaddr} like this it gives me not random but different mac address
<adrian>
if i put it manualy mac_addr=xx:xx:xx:xx:xx is correct
<adrian>
i thik yes is not read correctly
<arokux1>
adrian, "not random but different" how do you know that "different" wasn't chosen randomly? :)
<arokux1>
adrian, (for records, what kernel and uboot have you used?)
<adrian>
i pinged it and than arp see same ip every time
<arokux1>
adrian> but if i use like this bootargs 'console=ttyS0,115200 root=/dev/nfs nfsroot=${serverip}:/home/nfs/arch mac_addr=${ethaddr} ip=10.0.0.133:10.0.0.109::255.255.255.0::eth0:::'
<adrian>
the gateway i did not evan set in my bootargs
<adrian>
is blank
<adrian>
the problem is that is not reading correctly &{env} variable
<adrian>
sorry ${env}
<adrian>
i think i made a mistake....
<adrian>
i used ' instead of "
<arokux1>
adrian, I've noticed your command, where you use variables has not enough ":" at the end.
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<arokux1>
adrian, but it should't be a problem, I think
<adrian>
but i set the mac addr like that and is working
<arokux1>
adrian, i thought it was working with ----> "
<vinifr>
arokux1, no, i am going do it
<arokux1>
vinifr, so do it first.
<adrian>
if i write it with double quote it become bootargs "console=ttyS0,115200 root=/dev/nfs nfsroot=${serverip}:/home/nfs/arch mac_addr=${ethaddr} ip=${ipaddr}:${serverip}:${gatewayip}:${netmask}::eth0:::"
<arokux1>
vinifr, i'll update this wikipage tonight.
<arokux1>
hno, i'm thinking could we move your u-boot wiki to the central wiki?
<vinifr>
Turl, thanks
<arokux1>
hno, right now i'm cleaning and generalizing our central wiki. there are a lot of people asking same questions every time, so if you write them down in wiki we could answer them quickly.
<hno>
I don't like wiki servers without a good manageable backend... but feel free to copy stuff if you like, but please leave a reference.
<arokux1>
hno, so you want your wiki to stay too?
<arokux1>
hno, I didn't get it.
<hno>
arokux1, until linux-sunxi wiki is using a backend that I can "git clone" or equivalent yes.
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<arokux1>
hno, why do you want git clone for a wiki? :)
<hno>
because I don't trust mediawiki, or shared hosting. Only shared(distributed) storage of knowledge.
<arokux1>
hno, oh... ok
<hno>
and also do not see my browser as a usable editor
<arokux1>
hno, there is new editor from wikimedia, there you can edit contents directly
<hno>
the github wiki is just a git repository. clone/push/merge etc as any other source.
<hno>
same for is rhombustech wiki.
<arokux1>
hno, I do not care much about backend, just about contents and absence of duplication.
<hno>
I care about knowing that any data I produce will be safe and available.
<hno>
part of that is encouraging duplication in a controlled manner.
<arokux1>
hno, hopefully mnemoc creates backups of our wiki
<hno>
wii information really is no different than kernel source. Only access method differ.
<hno>
yes I think mnemoc creates backsups of the wiki. But that is only a small part of the picture.
<Turl>
arokux1: by putting a proper title to the first section
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<arokux1>
Turl, thanks
<arokux1>
Turl, could it be nice idea to add a mainline branch to linux-sunxi?
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<arokux1>
arokux1, so that we have everything in one place?
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<mnemoc>
think so
<Turl>
arokux1: I just pushed a fresh sunxi-devel, so it's not that out of date
<arokux1>
mnemoc, ok, I think we need a mirror of torvalds tree too, for completeness
<Turl>
I still need to go through all the stuff mripard managed to send though
<Turl>
arokux1: mirror/master is there
<mnemoc>
*g*
<arokux1>
Turl, how can I update it?
<Seppoz>
good evening guys :)
<deasy>
mouarf, wordpress trouble solved for directory uploads : selinux
<Turl>
arokux1: update what, your copy of sunxi-devel?
<arokux1>
Turl, no, mirror/master on github
<mnemoc>
arokux1: it's updated by a bot
<mnemoc>
together with the other mirrror/android-*
<Turl>
mnemoc: it's like 10d out of date though
<arokux1>
mnemoc, when does the bot do it?
<arokux1>
Turl, yep :)
<Turl>
I just pushed torvalds' head for you
<mnemoc>
my N7 decided to download the upgrade to 4.3.... eating all my 3G bw
<mnemoc>
i'll check why it's frozen after that
<Turl>
mnemoc: haha
<hno>
mnemoc, where is the bot?
<mnemoc>
hno: cron task in my build server
<mnemoc>
running manually now
<mnemoc>
hope to move that to the new btrfs-less server today or tomorrow
<hno>
ok.
<mnemoc>
io in thius machine sucks badly
<Turl>
mnemoc: betterfs? :P
<mnemoc>
sync'ed
<mnemoc>
Turl: ext4 over raid10. tired of fanciness
<Turl>
agreed :)
<hno>
less thinking needed in such setup.
<wigyori>
hno: do you happen to have an a13 board?
<hno>
btrfs is nice when used right, but it's perhaps not the best choice for a full blocklevel container storage.
<jelly-home>
also less worrying about untested new code
<hno>
wigyori, I have 3 I think.
<wigyori>
hno: that's cool - could i ask you to test out the uboot and kernel builds i have? still no luck with them apart from the starting kernel message, and i start to suspect that it's due to the board being an old rev. b olimex board
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<adrian>
i managed to make nfs read only
<adrian>
actualy that was easy but i made it start my application
<adrian>
which is based on x11 lib
<hno>
wigyori, I can try, but have not experienced any such oddnes with either rev-a or rev-b.
<hno>
hmm.. correction, it's rev-a and rev-c I have.
<wigyori>
hno: that's fine - i'd just like to see if it boots on another a13 and if it's an issue with my board, or if my kernel/uboot is screwed up completely
<wingrime>
hno: it possible use ext2 in boot part or even single partition image ?
<deasy>
yup question for hackers, nand driver into linux is always bad or it's better? they have say on #cubieboard than it's bad
<deasy>
(i don't know the software it is maybe it's not "nand driver")
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<arokux>
adrian, still there?
<deasy>
ha arokux was not here... hmm
<arokux>
can one have some bots on github to pull mirrors, for example
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<xtofury>
thank you hno those instructs are much more clear.
<hno>
wingrime, yes both works.
<hno>
deasy, fuzzy subject.
<wingrime>
hno: about, fixed offsets
<wingrime>
hno: in dd
<wingrime>
hno: thay will not interfere with filesystem?
<deasy>
hno, they say trouble with distro and use of the nand
<wingrime>
hno: also ext4 should works fine?
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<arokux>
anybody here with gmail and downloading (selected) patches automatically and applying them?
<hno>
wingrime, just make sure partition starts at 1MB (block 2048)
<hno>
or later.
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<hno>
fat, ext2,ext3,ext4 is supported. And esy to add xfs, btrfs or any other fs supported by u-boot.
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<tat>
i have compiled custom kernel mdules ftdi driver for a13, i don't have the original kernel source, my modules don't load, i think it is the srcversion: in the module elf header, is there a good way to forge that string during compile ?
<hno>
deasy, are you referring to my and Patrick Wood discussion about the pros and cons of nand vs sd?
<Dreadlish>
its plain string
<Dreadlish>
you're able to edit it after compilation
<hno>
or just "modprobe -f"..
<tat>
Dreadlish: what tool to use best
<tat>
hno: i only have insmod on my android
<Dreadlish>
tat: do you have busybox here?
<tat>
Dreadlish: i want forst make a backup before i install busybox, i have a busybox but it misses a lot of tools,
<hno>
tat, insmod -f then.
<hno>
but maybe android insod do not have -f..
<tat>
hno: insmod: can't open '-f'
<Dreadlish>
there is no insmod which have -f parameter
<arokux>
ok, another question then. what approach (client etc.) do you use to apply a patch from an email?
<tat>
Dreadlish: how would i change the srcversion string after compile ? hexedit
<Turl>
wingrime: pm standby image always have derp buildsystem from aw
<Turl>
we fixed it for sun4/5i I think
<Turl>
maybe not sun7i
<Turl>
mnemoc: ^
<arokux>
:(
<arokux>
I cannot get the workflow right.
<wingrime>
Turl: I make a patch for hasng branch
<wingrime>
Turl: but Have no idea will it apply
<arokux>
I have my tree and committed something. the other guy also committed something on his tree. the third one applied the patches of the second guy and asked me to rebase mine.
<tat>
i get for my module "disagrees about version of symbol module_layout" so is there a way to get arround that
<Turl>
tat: yes, build kernel and module together/with same config
<Turl>
(and from same code)
<wingrime>
drivers/ata/sw_ahci_platform.c:42:29: fatal error: plat/sys_config.h: Нет такого файла или каталога
<wingrime>
Turl: nice
<Seppoz>
nice error!
<tat>
Turl: i don't have the original source, but the bigger problem i don't have the original config
<wingrime>
mnemoc:!!
<Turl>
wingrime: can't read russian
<Turl>
tat: then grab the source, roll your own config and use matching kernel and modules
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<Turl>
mripard_: :)
<Turl>
mripard_: I believe MS stands for Memory Stick
<deasy>
hno, sorry i was eating, nop except if it was 2-3days ago on cubieboard i don't though it
<hno>
deasy, discussion has been ongoing for several days under subject A little hardware hack to add SDC2 ontop of NAND.
<arokux>
mripard_, is working hard
<hno>
Turl, MS where? In Allwinner docs yes.
<hno>
and code.
<Turl>
hno: yes, docs
<Turl>
hno: is there code for it? I never saw it
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<hno>
Turl, no code seen outside maybe a clock gate.
<hno>
but it's confirmed it is the memory stick controller.
<Seppoz>
does 3.4 have EInt support?
<Seppoz>
like GPIO_BUTTONS
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<hno>
Seppoz, not sure.
<Seppoz>
is there a funciton to aquie interrupts form GPIO?
<Seppoz>
and is it registered to the kernel
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<hno>
Seppoz, GPIO driver talks alot about EINT so I suppose it handles it.
<Seppoz>
ok :)
<zerodamage_>
Seppoz: can i use the 3.4 branch even if the current kernel on SD is 3.0? or will that mess the modules or something?
<zerodamage_>
im having an issue where an wxwidgets application seems to crash the display.... if i start it the hdmi disappears, but ssh still works
<arokux>
oops, I've spammed into our mailing list..
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<arokux>
oh no, I didn't
<zerodamage_>
ohh noo you did'ant
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<libv>
arokux: is there a reason why you do not use your real name?
<arokux>
libv, yes, if I use it it will remain forever...
<libv>
?
<libv>
arokux: so you do not want your name linked to some software work you did?
<arokux>
libv, in all the possible lists etc. I do not like people can easily find out what I was doing and when simply by using google.
<libv>
it will show that you've been spending your spare time doing something good
<arokux>
libv, it's enough my nickname is link. if needed i'll disclose my name then
<libv>
i am not sure whether there is an actual need
<libv>
but i just find it strange
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<arokux>
libv, I just do not want my name is everywhere on the internet, that's all.
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<arokux>
hm, how frequently will gmane synchronize?
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<arokux>
libv, how is work on lima going?
<libv>
arokux: too slow, i am not as code-motivated as i should be
<libv>
now reworking the limare linking code so the rudimentary mesa driver can use it too
<rz2k>
libv: arokux: i bet that you cant push to mainline without your realname.
<libv>
rz2k: at least it is "just not done"
<arokux>
rz2k, everybody uses there names can't believe that. also: this was patch to the 3.4 :p
<Turl>
rz2k: I believe so
<Turl>
rz2k: iirc it's for a legal reason (S-o-b tags have some legal meaning)
<rz2k>
yep
<arokux>
S-o-b?
<rz2k>
signed off by
<rz2k>
and then your realname
<rz2k>
there's also repoted by, tested by and other markings
<rz2k>
if needed
<libv>
arokux: maybe it is time to either tie arokux to your realname for eternity (the nsa knows who you are anyway :ppp), or to come up with a new nickname, and rejoin freenode with that
<rz2k>
nsa knows everything
<arokux>
rz2k, yes, I've heard they have some legal meaning, but consider S-o-b: John Doe... will that help? I think no.
<rz2k>
lol
<arokux>
libv, new nickname? I've actually spent a lot of time thinking this one out. google didn't know it before.
<libv>
arokux: i personally use goatsaresexy for my less morally acceptable online activities (not betraying which though :p)
<Turl>
unless there's some weird country where free software developers are prosecuted, I dunno why you wouldn't like to tie your name to it
<Turl>
in fact it's going to get you better job posts and stuff on the SW industry
<rz2k>
if you are doing job on something that might have legal impact (ip cores, patented algos, whetever), linux foundation will want to contact you as you are now part of group of people who "authored" linux.
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<hno>
Turl, you would not beleive the odd requests I get for removing old posts from mailinglists...
<rz2k>
reverse something broadcom and then try not to go to jail :p
<arokux>
hno, :)
<Turl>
hno: do you comply though? :)
<arokux>
question, do you use gmail? if so, are the mails grouped by thread from our ML?
<arokux>
they say it should, but it doesn't work, although i have those in-reply-to and references.
<arokux>
Turl, what about web interface i.e. native one.
<Turl>
let me check
<hno>
Turl, for most part I can't, most of the archives is not under our control.
<arokux>
hno, you see.. then it's there forever.
<Turl>
arokux: stuff like [0/1] and [1/1] you just sent aren't, but stuff with the same title is
<libv>
arokux: why is it wrong to have your name and email address known forever?
<hno>
yes, so do what I practioned for years, write so much so anyone who goes looking drowns.
<rz2k>
maybe arokux1 plans to blow the world up soon :p
<libv>
there is only limited data that can be mined from open source activities
<Turl>
hno: yeah, trying to kill email in public lists is like trying to extinguish a house on fire with a glass of water
<arokux>
libv, just because it will be there with no possibility for you to stop it later.
<Turl>
hno: haha good one :)
<libv>
arokux: choose another nick, another email address and another provider
<libv>
and then the world will not be able to tie you to your name as quickly
<arokux>
libv, why? i have one already :)
<Turl>
arokux: xnkol9, it worked for allwinner :)
<rz2k>
lol
<rz2k>
reumillatech
<arokux>
Turl, xnkol9? whos that? :)
<Turl>
"arokux" upside down and reversed
<hno>
Was quite funny, one day there was an article on who in sweden was most famous in google search, and they have tried a number of known and less known swedish persons. Tried googling on me and it gave several orders of magniture larger hit..
<hno>
but googla have improved their search result processing considerably since then so results makes much more sense today.
<Turl>
:)
<arokux>
Turl, gmail will sort threaded messages together only if subjects are the same, too bad. cannot be used for patch series, each patch has a different subject.
<Turl>
arokux: btw, was looking @ wiki, are you working on usb otg?
<Turl>
arokux: if not, you wrote your name under the wrong section
<arokux>
Turl, no, jukivili is. I'm working on usb host.
<Turl>
(well, nickname rather :P)
<arokux>
Turl, :p thanks, will correct it.
<arokux>
Turl, I've did some clean ups on the wiki today, not sure you'll like it
<arokux>
created a page toolchain and put all info about toolchains on it.
<arokux>
also moved stuff to bootable sd card and u-boot
<arokux>
removing duplication
<Turl>
arokux: wikis have a revert button for a reason
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<arokux>
Turl, so who was xnkol9? some allwinner spy in our irc?
<Turl>
codesourcery page could be merged into toolchain too
<arokux>
Turl, yep
<Turl>
arokux: it's just my attempt at writing "arokux" rotated 180º
<Turl>
just like allwinner did on copyright notices once :)
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<hno>
Turl, that was Tom...
<hno>
and i respect him for it. stupid managers deserve to be mocked.
<Turl>
then use "what links here" and fix the other pages linking to it
<arokux>
Turl, and then, can it be deleted now?
<Turl>
no, you need the redirect for people coming from other sites/google
<arokux>
Turl, you see, once it's there it is there forever :(
<Turl>
:p
<hramrach>
ssvb: any point using sunxifb on exynos?
<hramrach>
I am running fbdev and it works fine
<hno>
arokux, that should be a :)
<hramrach>
or better than the armsoc driver, reportedly. And good enough to get graphics
<arokux>
hno, a?
<hno>
your last statement.
<ssvb>
hramrach: exynos5?
<hramrach>
yes, exynos5
<arokux>
hno, sorry, didn't get it.
<hno>
You typed :( where you meant :)
<arokux>
ah, well, it depends
<hramrach>
there is some stupidity with dual output handling. fbdev clones which is somewhat usable and armsoc crashes
<hramrach>
and armsoc has dubious performance advantages. Sometimes it works sometimes not
<arokux>
question: when will the patches that Hans catches on your ML lend either into stage/sunxi-3.4 or sunxi-3.4 itself?
<arokux>
on our* ML
<hno>
hramrach, how would wunxifb work on exynos5?
<hramrach>
like every other hardware without g2d. use noen or w/e
<hramrach>
neon
<ssvb>
hramrach: armsoc is only useful for 3d
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<hramrach>
how useful? there is only gles and that is X independent, right?
<hno>
how is sunxifb different from generic fbdev then?
<ssvb>
hramrach: armsoc is using x11 and dri2 for gles
<ssvb>
hno: there are some extra optimizations
<ssvb>
hno: I really need to write some blog post about this, just to clarify what exactly is better than fbdev
<hramrach>
is there some dual output handling?
<hno>
should any of those optizations go into fbdev so other Xorg drivers can use them?
<ssvb>
hramrach: for exynos5 the perceived performance difference should not be that significant, but for raspberry pi it is
<hramrach>
yes, it seems fast enough with fbdev
<hramrach>
good cores there I guess
<ssvb>
hramrach: armsoc supports xrandr, but fbdev (and sunxifb) does not
<ssvb>
hno: I really need to write some blog post about this :)
<hramrach>
and armsoc reportedly crashes when connecting hdmi
<hno>
ssvb, ok, i'll wait for your blog post :)
<hramrach>
plus I don't have fb1 so god knows if that's going to work
<hramrach>
an exynos4 guide says there should be fb0+fb1
<libv>
exynos4 hdmi works fine with sunxifb
<libv>
needs to be pointed at fb6 through a xorg.conf option, but that's all
<libv>
works better with the early lima mesa driver than for instance arm's own "driver"
<ssvb>
as long as there are /dev/fbX and /dev/fbY device files for different monitors, fbdev driver supports multi monitor configuration at least in zaphod mode
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<ssvb>
but afaik not hotplug
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<libv>
we have a todo list from here to the moon anyway, so it is good enough for now
<arokux>
hno or Turl , can you address my question please?
<libv>
arokux: i think the answer is, when mnemoc gets around to it
<hramrach>
arokux: extra testers improve confidence in the patches ;-)
<arokux>
hramrach, yep, but it's difficult to know on what to base new patches
<hramrach>
see the github repo for whole branches
<arokux>
hramrach, won't help, as there are forks all over the place
<arokux>
hramrach, well yes, but maybe there is another guy X, that has even more patches?
<hramrach>
you were asking about hansg patches and what to base them on
<arokux>
hramrach, ok, my question is more general however. and it is: assume I want to do something. what tree should I take as base?
<hramrach>
either you need to base it on some patchset so use a repo that has it or use the stage branch as base
<arokux>
hramrach, well, you'd think this is the way to go. however later some person X shows up and tells you "hey! I had some patches already and I cannot apply yours, so rebase them please." and you start to rebase, which could be lots of work
<hramrach>
or you base your patch on tons of other patches and some person X comes and says 'hey, these patches are nonsense, drop them'