<bartbes> wolfspraul: is this the new bot you were talking about?
<bartbes> hmm
<bartbes> how do I add the symlinks to an openwrt package?
<bartbes> nvm
<Textmode> huggles bartbes
<bartbes> huggles Textmode
<Textmode> :3
<zear> hmm.. i noticed my nanonote is very sensitive for shaking
<bartbes> in what way?
<zear> it shuts down every time i grab it harder with my hands
<zear> put it on a table a bit less carefully
<bartbes> it wants to feel loved obviously :P
<zear> or close the screen rapidly
<zear> when i poke it with fingers, it also shuts down
<bartbes> well that *sounds* like a loose wire
<zear> i think the battery must disconnect the pins when i do that
<zear> yea
<zear> but it's really annoying
<bartbes> that is possible as well
<zear> now when i can have a wikireader in it, i started using it
<bartbes> try to put some paper between the battery and the opposite side
<zear> and well.. it shuts down every couple of minutes
<zear> really annoying
<zear> bartbes, i don't think i can fit anything between the battery, it sits there very firmly
<bartbes> you probably can
<bartbes> paper is thin
<bartbes> not folded, anything, just a single sheet
<bartbes> if that doesn't fit, well then your battery can't be loose, can it? :P
<zear> ok, with some force i managed to fit the folder paper in it
<zear> let's see if it still disconnects
<zear> fine so far
<zear> poke it with a lot of power in different places and it's still on
<zear> i guess it fixed it, thanks bartbes
<bartbes> heh
<bartbes> whatever the problem, the answer is always paper!
<zear> :D
<bartbes> "I need to send a rocket to space, but the metal melts.. what do I use?" "PAPER!"
<bartbes> so, no
<bartbes> but in this case it was
<bartbes> (obviously my replies are this elaborate because I'm procrastinating)
<zear> i thought the answer is always WD40 or sticky tape ;)
<bartbes> that is a lie
<zear> ;P
<bartbes> hmm
<bartbes> how do I install a lib into the toolchain?
<zear> i guess you copy it to [toolchain]/usr/lib
<bartbes> manually?
<zear> though i don't know if this is right in case of openwrt, openwrt is weird
<bartbes> hmm
<bartbes> well I added a dependencie
<bartbes> *dependecy
<bartbes> ...
<bartbes> ah well, who cares about spelling
<zear> you can use the --prefix= if it has a configure script
<zear> so if you type "make install" it will install it to prefix location rather than your system's /usr/lib
<bartbes> you don't type that
<bartbes> :P
<bartbes> and it installs correctly on my nn
<bartbes> just.. not in the toolchain
<bartbes> but maybe DEPENDS takes care of that
<bartbes> let's hope so
<bartbes> well it does not
<bartbes> :(
<bartbes> that.. is.. weird
<bartbes> ah well
<bartbes> I'll wait :P
<kyak> bartbes: what library do you need?
<bartbes> physfs
<bartbes> but that's not the problem
<bartbes> I've ported it already
<bartbes> I simply.. don't see it show up in the toolchain
<bartbes> (in the staging dir, to be exact)
<kyak> did you do make package/symlinks?
<bartbes> after I built physfs?
<kyak> no, in order to build physfs
<bartbes> that isn't the problem
<bartbes> at all
<bartbes> got that 3 days ago
<bartbes> I now need to link against it
<kyak> what's your problem then? :)
<kyak> ah ok
<kyak> add the DEPENDS: +physfs
<bartbes> await magical solution
<kyak> into the Makefile
<bartbes> *awaits
<bartbes> and..
<bartbes> I currently have
<bartbes> DEPENDS:=+libphysfs
<kyak> DEPENDS:=+physfs to be exact
<bartbes> within the define Package/sdltest
<bartbes> right
<bartbes> so do I need to place it within the define
<bartbes> or outside of it?
<kyak> see any Makefile as an example
<bartbes> lol good idea
<bartbes> well it seems I did it correctly then
<kyak> ok
<bartbes> no physfs in the staging dir though
<kyak> why staging dir?
<bartbes> because.. that is where it links?
<kyak> no
<kyak> it's build_dir
<bartbes> all other libs are there
<bartbes> ls staging_dir/target-mipsel_uClibc-0.9.30.1/usr/lib/
<bartbes> shows me all SDL libs, lua, etc
<bartbes> oh wait
<bartbes> I think..
<bartbes> facepalms in advance
<kyak> try building with V=99
<kyak> this should help see your problem
<bartbes> no no
<bartbes> it's not that
<bartbes> I'm forgetting the actual install part
<bartbes> finally
<bartbes> managed to get it installed
<bartbes> now to see if I can link against it
<qwebirc59544> hello!
<qwebirc59544> are there any working video players for NN?
<wolfspraul> qwebirc59544: I think mplayer is working in jlime
<qwebirc59544> what is jlime?
<wolfspraul> www.jlime.com - it's another distribution for the nanonote
<wolfspraul> I don't think we have a working video player in openwrt right now, but could be wrong...
<qwebirc59544> thank you
<Textmode> huggles wolfspraul
<bartbes> I think I've seen something about mplayer in openwrt though
<bartbes> yes, I remember, in the gmenu2x conf files
<bartbes> though it is not installed
<bartbes> so..
<bartbes> kyak: this means you have to have seen I solved my problems ;)
<kyak> bartbes: yup
<kyak> bartbes: btw, i think you shouldn't leave out the md5sum check
<bartbes> oh yes, I should check if it works
<bartbes> it was commented out because it didn't download at first
<bartbes> (but that was unrelated)
<kyak> bartbes: so what's your plans for physfs?
<bartbes> it's a dependency for love
<kyak> what is love? (baby don't hurt me)
<kyak> ah, it's LÖVE
<bartbes> the classic
<bartbes> I wonder if it's still on our wiki main page..
<bartbes> it is not
<bartbes> :O
<zear> bartbes, if you want, i can lend you physfs i compiled for the dingoo
<zear> it should be binary compatible
<bartbes> heh
<bartbes> too late
<bartbes> physfs built 2 or 3 days ago
<bartbes> I knew code-wise it would need almost no changes (none, to be exact)
<zear> just the cmake or scons (don't remember which) part was tricky
<bartbes> cmake
<bartbes> but at least now we know how to do cmake (as jirkab said)
<bartbes> plucker seems nice
<bartbes> jirkab: you announced you were coming using a commit, nice
<jirkab> bartbes: Plucker? Don't be happy too much, the GUI needs some rework to be useable.
<bartbes> that.. was.. fast..