<killi>
Finally got some time to try out my NN, and i am starting to understand how things work but i have two questions: 1: i have downloaded a dingux game, a sokoban clone. But when i start the game everything seem to work, sound arrow keys and esc, but when i try to press enter to begin the game it doesnt respond. Is there any way i can alter keybindings or something else i can do to make enter work? 2: Qt, i read about it in the blog a while ago, but the blog
<zear>
killi, enter corresponds to dingoo's "start" button
<zear>
let me paste you the whole dingoo to nanonote keymappings
<zear>
and you can't change the keymappings without recompiling an app
<zear>
because there's no emulation layer, it's just the fact that dingoo is binary compatible with the nanonote
<zear>
and that dingoo keys happen to be mapped to ctrl, alt, shift, enter, etc, and we're lucky enough to also have that keys on the nn
<killi>
zear: thanks for the reply, its just so strange that everything works except the enter button which starts the game
<zear>
killi, and you're sure that this game has "enter" to start?
<zear>
maybe it starts with dingoo's A or X
<killi>
i thougt i tried all but i give it another go:)
<zear>
:D
<zear>
maybe it's just right arrow or something
<zear>
if that's joyrider's sokoban, i think you can remap the buttons in the menu
<killi>
it was just called sokoban(dingux), but it started with the fn key! Thanks man:)
<zear>
yeah, fn is actually alt or shift
<zear>
or something like that
<killi>
ah i see:)
<kyak>
i compiled (as i believe) uClibc with locale support. Now the kernel is panicing during boot. How i can debug? There is no useful information in kernel output
<kyak>
so i'm stuck.
<Ornotermes>
anyone know how to fix the colors in the nanonote console?
<tuxbrain>
hi channel!
<Ornotermes>
hi tuxbrain
<tuxbrain>
Ornotermes: I have another electronic question for you :P
<Ornotermes>
tuxbrain: ok, shoot
<tuxbrain>
how to transform a 0-5V PWM signal in a -12,+12 V signal
<Ornotermes>
tuxbrain: use a max232 or similar chip
<Ornotermes>
its designed for rs232 level conversion but i thin it would do
<tuxbrain>
it can provide a -12 to +12 voltage range?
<Ornotermes>
tuxbrain: maybe, im not sure, what you need it for?
<tuxbrain>
I need somthing similiar to what L293D provides but I don't find a way to deal with the negative voltage
<tuxbrain>
I want to provide to a servo that controls his position by voltage from -12 to +12 with a the PWM signal from an arduino board
<kristianpaul>
hello tuxbrain
<tuxbrain>
hi kristianpaul :)
<kristianpaul>
aloha ;)
<tuxbrain>
your in hawai lucky (put here some strong and ugly words)?
<kristianpaul>
oh no me in colombia :)
<kristianpaul>
just raining too much this night
<kristianpaul>
tuxbrain: what gps are you planning to plug to Ben?
<kristianpaul>
i'm curios
<ezdagor>
Anyone know how to make a kernel .BIN image?
<xiangfu>
when nand read. do ecc check.. and fix mmc bug.
<xiangfu>
ok.
<ezdagor>
Question... when compiling the kernel... how do I "include" the kernel modules?
<ezdagor>
Do I do a "make modules_install" and zip them all up, or what?
<ezdagor>
I guess I answered my own question..
<xiangfu>
kristianpaul: is that work?
<kristianpaul>
wait wait a min i just finish wiring buspirate
<xiangfu>
ezdagor: when compile kernel . the modules also compiled. just not install.
<xiangfu>
kristianpaul: sure.
<ezdagor>
xiangfu: Nod.
<xiangfu>
ezdagor: if you select [M] in menuconfig
<ezdagor>
Yeah. But, to install them...
<kristianpaul>
yeah now i got booting on uart from battery
<ezdagor>
I'm thinking about storing the kernel source code on a micro SD card, symbolically linking it to /usr/src/linux and then doing a "make modules_install"
<ezdagor>
After compiling the kernel, I mean..
<kristianpaul>
i mean got booting process show by uart
<xiangfu>
ezdagor: you try to compile kernel in NanoNote ?
<ezdagor>
I'm going to try.
<ezdagor>
I have a second partition on the SD card, ~512MB for swap.